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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
Local HsrevItIes.

Sunset at 7.l5.
Coored shirts at Morgan's, 62l Market street.
The COMMERCIAL holds it own" and Is happy
For boys garments Buxbaum is the place to go.
The potato beetle is devastating egg-plants in this
section.
real fine selection of umbrellas at Dubell's,
some very cheap.
Fullmer's saloon is popular resort for those who
like good dinner.
Ferrys carpet cleaning machine won't shake
rotten carpet to pieces.
Adair's Is the only place In the State where they
meke chairs and 81 tees.
Nothing can beat Singles & SONS partagas for the
money, VIZ for rs cents.
Driving good business-The enterprlsng Ninth
Ward coal dealers, File Murphy.
Egg stove, nut and ali other sizes Of coal at
Craven Armstrong; foot Of West street
Why is it that money sells so high in the loan as
socla ions when there is 30 much lde capital in the
country
Samuel Pyle. mail messenger, was cured Of
rheumatism with one bottle OF simms Pain
SeaTcher
Our readers are recommended 10 examine the new
sfyl of llama POintes and sacQues for sale a.
Lchtenstein's.
Remember that YOU can buy staple groceries at
Houston frlzers tea store, rs low at any Other
sore in the city.
| Many ladies' have been injured by using a hard
rum ng sewing ma ;hine lhey should have bought
a Grover Baker.
Persons thinking of housekeeping and consider .
the extent Of Their purses had better apply to IN,
Enterprise Co., 220 Market street.
We suggest that Brandywne Hundred farmer
/ should pairunlZe the very excellent drug store o
Gallagher. Fifteenth and Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
$4,000 Reward for ,nc kidnappers
MAYORS OFFICE,

~ T.,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, July p, 1870
At the instance Of the citizens OF Phlad phiA
hereby offer reward OF twenty thousand dollars
for the arrest and conviction Of the ahductors Of
Charles Brew ster son Of Christian X Ross, Of
Philadelphia, and the restoration of mat child to his
parents
The child was stolen from washington lane near
CHEW Street. Germantown. in the suburbs Of Iha-
dslphis, on the afternoon Of the 1rst Juiy la-t
At the time when the child was stolen he answered
10 the following description: Age four years
dressed in brown linen Kilt suit with short s.irt, ,
broad-brimmed unbleached Panama hat. with black
band laced shoes, blue and white striped stock
ngs the boy has long iaxen curly hair, hazel eyes
clear skin, round full face, and no marks except
those made by vaccination on the arm.
HIS appearance as above described NAV have been
greatly charged by cutting on his hair or changing
MS dress to tina! Of girl or IN some other way
! he child was decoyed by two men into q falliug-
top yacht-oodied buggy, painted dark ali over lined
with ia material, d avn by dark tay or brown
morse, about l54 hands hlgh driven II Is believed
without check rain by two men vino, as nearly as
can be ascsrtalned, answer the following descTip-
ton;
No was a man Of rather 'rge size, probably
ve feet eight or nine inches high he was only seen
sitting age believed to be from thirty-ve TO forty.
five years mOusta he and full beard or whiskers
| rather long on the chm, of brown, sandy y-brown
color, and brown hair he wore a ring ON the little
/ finger Of right hand.
No. 2 was a man five feet eight or ten inches high
about twenty-five or thirty years of age Of light oi
with tendency to sandy complexion sandy nous.
tache, aud rather red nose ami face having the an.
| pearance OF a drinking man.
One OF the men wore brOad-brimmed straw hat
looking a. II II had been worn season two, ant
| much sun-broSned. The other wore high
| rOwned dark coored straw hat. One wore liner
| dusteT, the o her gray alpaca duser one OF tn,
men wore iarg glasses or goggles Of dark color
| probably as disguise.
WILLIAM S. SToKLRY,
| Mayor Of Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

ROBBERY, THIS MoRNISa.-About 3 o'clock,
this morning, the residence of George Ross, at
SIS East Seventh street, was entered by burg
lars, who at once began to remove all the valu-
ables in the house. They succeeded in making
way with all the silver spoons and knives and
forks, and had let of clothing ready to remove
when they were detected. In their movements
about the sleeping apartment Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper they awoke the latter, who distinctly
saw one man aud followed him down stairs
The thieves escaped.
John Blake was arrested. this morning, by of
fcers Legg and Sculley, in the neighborhood o
the building, and was taken before the Mayor,
who held him in $4,000 bail for his appearance at
court. Blake and his brother are well known to
the police authorities of this city, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, where they have been operating
at different times for years.
The brother has Just returned from Phlladel-
phia, where he has been confined in the State
prison for limited period.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
o. U A. VI.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE COUNCIL YEsrER-
DAY.
The regular annual meeting of the State Coun-
Gil, o. L. A NJ, of Delaware met, yesterday af-
ternoon, in the American Mechanics Hall Build
ing large representation of the members
was present, and various annual reports showed
that the order was in sound healthy condition,
though not rapidly increasing IN membership.
The following State Council officers were
elected for the ensuing year
8. C.-George Lawrence, or No. ;.
5. V. C.-John C. Lacey of No. 4.
S. c. Sect.-John Cornish, of No. 4.
S. c. Treas.-Joseph Mancill, of No 3,
S. c. Ind.-Joseph Price Of No. ..
S. C. ED. B. Markley of No. 10.
S. c. Pro.-Jerman ]. McMullin, of No. 1.
Trustees Of the Widows and Orphans Fund
D. B. Markley, Florence Scanlan. Joseph Man
Gill, for three years and ]. J. Nc Mullen for one
year.
Florence scanlan was elected Representative
to the National Council, which meets at Cleve-
land, Ohio, in September.
The Representatives formerly elected and hold
ing over are, L. D. Campbell and C, B. Sayder
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
STOCK QUOTATIONS., AT / O'CLOCK TO-DAY.
rReported by Merrick, johnson a Co., Bankers 4
Brokers, eth and Market Sts.l
New Advertisements, To-day.

Vaporlzing Inhailer-b n shoemaker
Hosterter's Stomach btters-Special Notice
House for rent-D 7 Hawkins
Egg coal-Craven d Armstrong, Breyity
Pure drugs-Galagher, Brevity
Umbrelas-C L Dubell, Breytty
Partagas-Singles Il Son, Breyity
Grover Baker Sewing Machine, Brevity
Mortgages sale-Edward Adams
Wsnted-Boy to serve Commercials
Wilmington Western Railroad timetable
Base rail-->ehulzen Park
Cheap lumber-Martln Lane
Suburban residences fol sale-Franklin Fell
Descriptions OF property Irepared-J NJ Tayler
Fine teas-Houston Il Prizer, Brevity
Turtle and clam soup-Fullmer, Brevity
Cuffs aud liars Morgan, Breyity
Camp chairs-Enterprise 10. Breylty
Carpets cleaned--Ferry, Breyity
Summer clUthing-N Bsyne, Brevity
Boys garments-Buxbaum brevity
Llama points-M l. ichtensteln, Brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
The Eastern shore.
soNERsLT COUNTY.

Eighty chickens, geese and calf make up
the larcenies in tile county last Saturday night
The strange animal which has been pro
nounced everything, from June-bug to an ee-
phsnt has been captured, but its identity is not
made known yet.
took place in Princess Anne, OF Saturday, which
promised to be a serious affair at first but which
was quieted by the promises 10 the colored peo-
pie that the whites should be legally dealt with
On Wednesday afternoon last, William Miles,
colored, while whitewsshing the stables Of VIM.
P. Rider, received a fall by the ladder slipping,
which rendered him insensible for several MN
utes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

s1 IT roud be diGcuh to estimate the enormous
amount of happiness the pleasant and aiahe Charles
Charles Is nearly always there, IN a good humor
with his oranges. bananas, peanuts, and especially
nis elegant ice cream, that the people like so we'll
and there everybody goes. or ought to, o a warm
day 10 refresh himself or herself. Charley one Of
the best natuTed men ia town, and his cream is
famous all over the world. At this stand he has
been for years and without him, the place would
look odd and desc ted. Jyis-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
City 8nsitless Dirsrinru

AUCTIONEERs.
I. ". stIdhsm a sop, NE; ath street
Joseph E. Miller, 9TH and King streets
BANKERS e. BROKERS'.
r. r. Robinson 4 Co., 400 Market strees
BARRIERS & HAIR DREssRRs
A. Ashenbach. 400 Market street
BELL RINGERS a. BILL POs'rFps
Geo. W. jackson. 8 W. 5th street
Howard o. Moore No. 8, E. Third street
BOOT a. SHOE MAKERS, and pR.rp,.
j. o. Ale1sndsr, 100 Market street.
TT: ssSdias ssias d y snd az sSpss si5Sss .tr.st
Babcocf be i Bro. sOs 4 rs Market stree.
John s. Moreland, ath and Poplar strests
Ssses IsssS sqlassI Rssnor @ s Il mssrs. s.sss tree.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
J. q. Haddock. shop Thqrne bel From, Res lolsw.
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO.
Brisbane DeMainyille, 722 Market street
Goo A. Davis, 500 shipley street.
Vim. II. Robinson. lls99 Il. 4th street
CLOCKS, WATCHES, a. JEyRIsus
O. l. Bush, corner Seventh and Market strsets
j. q. Massey. Is X 4th Street.
COACH * CARRIAGE MATERIAL.
| VIM. Green Co., =. H. cor. Sd and shpley streets
DRUGGISTS.
II. R. Bringhurst, sl7 Market street
DYERs 81 sCOURERs.
| Nicholas Jenney, 210 King street
FLORISTS.
Tatnan a Co.. Delaware Avenue aud Jess,rsop Mira.
| GENERAL INSURANCE AGRNT~,
| Thomas y. Pluminer 6O2 Market streat
wooey Van Trump. $40 Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James N; Watson Son. 4ai Market street
Qhas. /. Morgan 6al Market street
John z. Doughten. 41O Market street
HATS. GAPS. &c.
Hukill Walrayen, az Market street
VIII William m p Webb soi Market lissss, Street
HARDWARE.
W IL. Biiiany, 2l4 MArke street
james Bro, 2O4 Market street.
IRON 81 STEEL.
WIN. Green a Co., g. e. cor. I'd and SIMPLE .t,ss,.
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, shipley, above ID street
LOOKING-GI.AssEsd 81 Fra r,
Elwood Doane, 10 W. sth street
4. McMonage, ID and King streets.
MERCHANT TAILOES.
Geo. Gouert, ls L. Fourth street.
Cyrus Stern, III Market street
John H. Mubihausen, ai5 King street.
| Samuel Miller, Jr., los Market stresr.
PAPER HANGINGs, suAbFs. 80
: John r. Holt, Sd and Market streetA
A. b. Jones' SIS Market street
. PLUMBERS AND GAS FIsT;K~.
W. f. Gillespie. ais W. 4th street.
s REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Evans ivan n nPsnaingten Allmond's Bds, 4tt .al va
j IL Frazer, Sd aud shipisy streets t sdis''
n VIM, Reynolds 90. ssa Market street
VI. Ii. Gilmore, No 8 West 9Th street.
samuel W. McCaulley, 705 Market street tses ad, J.
y Wm- McCaulley Co, 5O5 Market street
REsTAURANT 81 BILLIARD ROO
Joseph Fullmer. BOZ and b0s Market street
q SEWING MACHINES.
rover 4 Baker 4. Nj. Co, 5Of King street
New American Sewing Machine, 71s Mark, street
STOVES. HEATERS. TINWARR, DC.
James A. Anderson, 8l0 X. 6th street.
COFFEE and TEA Dealers.
~ Union Pacific Tea Company, 5l9 Market street
USDERTAKERs. n
Thos j. Giles, 22l Shipley street.
" s. Young, t13 Market street. (bee Ads)
d. UPHULSTEREKS.
u ,4snry Erwin. eh Washington Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

SHERIFF's SALEs.-Sheriff Armstrong, on Sat
urday last, sold the following properties in VIII
mington, viz: Coal yard property OF Oliver H. Ap-
pleby, over, Third street bridge, to Robt Cook,
Tor ii, s00 and house and lot in Hedgeyille,
the property of Robert Brown, to Joshua Maris,
for $500, subject to mortgage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
Anftinn Salfs.
MORTGAGES SALE

OF
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
BY virtue of the power vested in me by the rms
Of mortgage executed 20 me py Aaas s1a nd
record In Lbe r. j. H., No. fellos 22 222 and 22s,
one of the Land Record Books OF Dorche-ter Coun-
and 40, one OF the Chattel Record Books OF SAID
county, J., the undersigned ,Edward Adams VIII sell
at Public Auction to tn highest bidder AT tne mn
on the premises In the Fork District OF sa county,
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST erH, 1874, COMMENCING
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
All those tracts or parts of tracts, or parcels of
land Which were formerly sold by the executors OF
the last will AMI testament OF MI os Adams, de-
ceased, TO the said A dams Mahood, aud composing
what Ia known as the
MAHooD MILL PROPERTY,
situated the Fork District of aid county, on the
n, rthwest Fork OF nanticoke River, adjoining the
lands Of VIM. Harper, hisdon Ia. j. smith, Tilghman
HackeLt and NJ. j. 4. Smith, and containing
$50 ACRUs OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
The improvement consist Of a
DWELLING HOUSE, oUT-BUiLDIN. s, STEAM
SAW MILL AND BASKET FACTORY,
and all the buildings usual upon farm, such as
About 100 acres OF the land are under cultivation
and there are young
ORCHARDS OF ABOUT $3.50 PEACH TREES
on the premises.
Also, the following personal property, to wit
sTAvE CUTTER, PLANNING MACHINE, sTEAA
BOILER ENGlNES, MACHINES, CIR
ClLsR SAWS, MULY sAW
And all the tools, implements and fixtures OF ever,
description appu tenant said steam Saw MIL
Also, a lot Of LUMBER AND BOARDS,
SEVEN HORSES, ONE PAIR OF OXEN, FIy
| WAGONS ONE CARRIAGE, SAWS
AND SAW BsNCHES.
| HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
! FARMING IMPLEMENTS
OF every description, and various other articles to
| numerous to MENTION
TERMS OF sALh.-Cash on the day OF sale.
EDWARD adams, Mortgage.
.B-This property Is situated four miles from Fec
elalsburg, on the Dorchester Delaware Railroad
Jy29-Gt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

BUTTER IN ALMsHoUsEs.-Almshou are
usually more remarkable for the absence than
the presence Of butter, and but few Of them feed
it to their pauper inmates. Salem county, n. D..
however, is an exception, the annual statement
just published showing that 1866 pounds were
consumed in its pauper institution. Tramps will
make a note Of this fact.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

To ATLANTIC CITY.-The excursion to Atlantic
City will leave King street wharf, punctually at
o'clock, tomorrow morning. There will be 80
tickets for sale at the wharf. Good dinners
provided at Atlantic City for so cents. This de-
lightful rain will lay the dust and make the nde
more pleasant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

Barn BuRSED.-on Saturday morning last, the
barn of Charles Anderson, near Fair Hill, in Ce-
ell county, was burned, with all his hay and oats,
and two wagons and harness. Origin, sponta
neous combustion in new hay. Loss, about
$780, which is fully insured. just seven years
ago, on the same day Of the week and the
same day OF the month, another barn was burn
ed within twenty feet of the site of the one de-
stroyed on Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
grnpusaIs,
PROPOSALS

DROPOSALS
FOR CIR ADlNe AND PAVING THE BED OF Or
ANGE STREET,
From the curb line on the north side o. lOtn street
TO the curb line the north side OF l2th stfeet;
Sealed prop sails will be received by tne ,er Sueer
Committee al the ONCE OF the Street Commissioner
until
THURSDAY, JULY BOTH, 1874 at Five o'clock, ? M
FOR GRADING THE BEB OF ORANGE ST.
Commencing on line with the curb line on me
north side OF 10th street. and tern mating az ouro
line on the north side of 18th street. -,
Also furnishing stone for paving the ssme nan,- III,
ing the sand, and putting down the pavement, N
GLIDING the cutters and nsgging, taking up and re-
setting the curb where necessary, for which no ex
ira allowance will be made
The said cutters and tagging TO be measured py
single superficial square measurement the same ~
the stone pavement. ,-,, u,a,
he bids must be made for furnishing material
doing the work and hauling the sand. lhe CITY u
furnish the sand at the sand pit. No bid VIII be sc
cepted, unless 1t be from responsible party. int
right TO reject any or all bids Is reserved
WILLIAM CANDY,
jy2T.st Chairman of the Street Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

w-LO0Ki LOOKI LoOKl
KRLLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
1t viii act upon your liver and tone up your dges-
tion.
1t Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t Will do all that ionic Will do without liquor to
stimulate. 1t is pot Wine of Iron Try it. doctors
prescribe it. ca. gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with it. suffer no longer send
and get circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by smith Painter, E. Bringhurst 1 Co.,
&. McInal Jr.. and Druggsts generally. apr2-llm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

ss- The =" Gentleman in Black who is the tutelar
demon o. dram shops, dues his sourest aspect
when the rapid progress of Vinegar Bitters ID re-
porte4 "dnwn below.i The Peo lie tege able
Tonic is playing the mischief with his bitters fred
with rum. All diseases VIII ch thoss demonc nos
trums aggravate. under pretense OF re leylng, such
indigestion, sick headache constipation rheuma-
tism gout and intermittent fevers cured by it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

LUMBER REDueED.-At his yard, south side OF
Christana Bridge, Martin Lane has put the
prices of lumber down below any of the rest, as
he is going to quit business and must dispose Of
bis stock in a short time. ANY, party wishing
lumber we advise to take early advantage Of this
nnnnrtnnitY-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Edward
Adams, mortgage, advertises at public sale on
Thursday of next week, the 9th of August, a
valuable property near fredericksburg, on the
Dorchester and Delaware railroad, in Dorches-
ter county. 1t includes the " Mahood Mill, with
steam-saw mill basket factory, and $50 acres Of
land, with 5000 peach trees. The advertisement,
elsewhere given, describes this very valuable
property, which should attract general atten-
ton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

To SETTLE PERMANESTLY.-Dr. J. F. Cheese
man, formerly Of New York, but who, last
spring, removed to this city and opened an office
on Sixth street, between Market and Shipley
has determined to remove his family here and
become permanent resident. For this purpose
he has rented dwelling at Sixth and Washing
ton streets, into which he will remove in few
days. The doctor is not only a practitioner of
the allopathic school, but minister Of the gos-
nel in the N. Z. Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
CITY ITEM 8.

fH-DIA HoND JERELRt a Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches Is karat, solid gold rings,
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewery In every
variety also clocks at prices to suit the times at T.
W. Baiys old established stand, No. 622 Market ST.,
p.tl. ..lai,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

REsuxEp.-The Hibernia Iron Works In Ches-
ter county, near the line of the Wilmington and
Reading Railroad, after being idle three months,
resumed last week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

Gg- Mocha, Old Java, Fine Java, Maracaibo La
guayra and Rio Coffees, of the best quality only,
always freshly roasted, at Bowman,s, second and
King and oii King Also, fir t-class ass0, tmeut
OF teas. fancy groceries, and goods satabe for ex-
cursl ms, piclcs lsnng parties, etc., NJ lower than
usual prices. Bowman, 5ll KING and Second and
King street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

ELopENESr AT LIswoop.-Linwood, on the
P. W. 4 B. r. R., according to the Chester NelcS,
had an elopement ON Friday last, which, as is
the case in all such matters, took that community
by surprise. The parties were an unmarried man
and married woman, the mother of one child,
which in her fight, she left behind. The hus-
band says that he will take care of it, and that
he is wholly Indifferent as to the whereabouts
of it's mother
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

CHESTER SPRINGS ITEais.-Operations at the
ore mines of the Phoenix Iron Co., at Chester
Springs, Chester CO., on the property of Mr..
Levi Prizer, have ceased, owing to the drift
having been filed up with earth The Soldiers
Orphans School at Chester Springs, has closed
for the summer vacation. There are but 90
children left who have no homes to visit during
vacation, and will remain at the school.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29

nOLONG, A SPLENDID ARTICLE C5
" cents by the chest, can be bought at II East
Fourth 5 rect. HOUSTON 4 PRIZER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
Heading Notes.

The new Union depot will be fully occupied
on Monday next, and the old one will be con
yerted into storing shop.
young son of Geo. H. Last went away from
home, yesterday morning, III i'll humor, and
with threats of quitting his parents. He jumped
upon freight train going south and at Birds
boro' fell uuder the car wheels, when one leg
was cut off.
The Pennsylvania Club, that was intended to
be ''Gentlemens' club has di-banded after
two years existence.
Continued progress is reported upon the street
railways, but neither are in operation yet.
The Reading K, R. has just turned out Its
seth locomotive.
pardon is he NJ sought for Young McManns
undergoing imprisonment for seduction.
VERY DEGRADISG.-An evening or two ago. an
old man beyond threescore years, and a young
man who had not yet emerged from his teens, :"
were seen with arms locked staggering along
9th street towards Washington, both IN helpless
state of intoxication. They, however, soon grew
tired of the friendly feeling that made them
wondrous kind, and from a dispute blows speed
uy follow ed. which soon toppled them over on the
| pavement, the young man on top. Making use
| of what little strength the demon rum had left
him he punmelled the old man about the face,
not forgetting to plant few blows in the neigh
| borhood of the fifth RIB. The old man cursed
and the young man did the same, until the very
atmosphere was befouled with profanity. A kind
| Samaritan coming along, caught the combattants
/ by the arms, and tired to assist them to then
feet, and make them stand upright, but as well
may he have tried to make eggs stand upon
their ends. Drunk, debased and low as they
were, they, as il by instinct. knew a temperance
man who just then passed by, when the young
man especially opened the apparently pent W
walls Of his wrath and cursed him for beng 4
man who could not temper himself.
|
WYOMING STANDARDIZATION Friday evening
last, the Dover Cornet Brass Band Of twelv,
pieces visited Wyoming, and first stopped witt
the Carey Brothers who are members of til,
band After playing number Of pieces, the,
were provided with refreshments, after which
they visited and comphmented Professor Heatl
with serenade, who in turn compllmented tn
band with very timely impromptu speech
The band next paid their respects TO john 7
Jakes, Esq, and spent the remainder OF tn
evening in his beautifully Illuminated park, ex
tending from his residence TO a beautiful LAX
of water in the rear. The japanese lanters
the still water glmmering in the moonlight. an
the yoluptuous swell of the music of the band
combined to make a rare treat to the citizen,
Here again cake, lemonade and other refresh
ments were served in profuse abundance. TIL
band is led by Phillip Burnett, teller in the Na
tional Bank of Dover, and other leading men Q
the town are members. Under such favorabl
auspices it bids fair to become one of the leaG
ing bands in the State.
nj
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
Ynst and found.

II OST-LAST EVENING, IN WEST
IL street. between 9Th and eth, a silk umbrella
with owners name on plate on the handle. "A re-
jyqs 2t THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-29
aFanted.


WTANTED-A BOY, WEST OF JET
w ferson Street, to serve COMMERCIAL route.
1yas 2ts Apply at THIS otkiCk
WAN1 ED = A BOY FROM THE
w COUNTRY TO learn the printing trade; must
be well educated; none other need address
jys--tf COMMERCIAL oFFIcE.
WANTED-UNION LOAN ASSOClA-
w TIoN Stock. Apply at ,.
M A N I Z D.-A WHITE WOMAN
w who s a good cook. Catholic rreferred.
Apply st ue96-tfl THIS OFFICE