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New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
election Notire.
STATE OF EEw.YoRK. OFFICE rHE SECRETARY oY STATS
ALBAsY AUG l. ls.4.
1V,O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF

/. '
V'O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
NEwYoRKs Notice hereby given 'ha! At The e. Ss's 1
election to be held in this state on me gesay %
e1c% a Governor g Sa'i in the place Of John A. Dix
Lieutenant Governor the place Of John Robinson
Canal ~ ,s Pr s e se Of Tho. Krsyafet
Associate Judge Of tie Court Of Appeal. l,r a ts ~ Z, @
piss II Rafa, ~ W Pelham decssss
Al 81 s as T roySa Congress Of The un
for the Fifth E s,b a.. PSseh G W w Of ss I
NewYoi geos Island hss Island and 0Overnors 'hh
epr: sentstve Four,vourt Congress Of the United States
and Thirteenth City Of New YOrsn the County Of New
for the Seventh Congressional District composed Of the reh sod
Of the City of NerYoi n the coas o New
representative Fofour,s Congress q the ussi stats
sixteenth Warns and th, portion Of tee Eshee5h wan Hs
M hR ,1 FSqr,ee ,ae csany o. SswYo
Repesen,atiye Congress Of ias pnd s,ss @
TTenie Ward as lies Eorsst ss,.1;3:
ave and the asd,oa Ssr & ad 80 much sSarn 81 s p E
Hudson River in the Cy Of Aewiofk In the ''ah"
Representative in TIL. Forty of the unid sais:
&: NV q ,Ss ss; a
Blackwell. Island the CITY New York 10 the CC1n'y q .s s.
the fOrtyogta coosres. Of %, enssS ss o.
T.esas ward . within T-snyraIs,S ls r"'iSS si
Ws a. es o. Eishhsre and 50 much Of Noee,h and rs,s,
s,s w.. Cf .a1 % as vs. ~s % 10 s cesn 1
'' AZ Rsn,.SSu,s IN n. Fortythrd Congress sse Cne
States for the Ninth District the s's 40
laws Of 1877 wit:5 Twentieth aud T~eut second Ii
the Iity Of Couny OF NsE for
Congressional District The p..ss Of ne as
s ,s.s:, .s.. % S . ~ s4 ,s,s bs1 't
oYucKas ELxcrED IN SAID '"'''"
Txeut tv.one Members Of Assembly
RsSser ior The Cy Of GevYof IN p'ee r''''
for tbe C,s o YewYos the Comfy Of se"Aof
Jns,es OF the Ns,r Court and for the Second Juea
Of the CITY the roluy~d Newfors IN " n.s
Mauaen b. neh sssoiste b. the Governor 10 TIC ""s" ~
All wSose serss Of the LIST dy II Dene
Abo Sx iof the City VI New o,a
NevYort u onoe Will commence % ae n"'
Ai.o IN eco Aseruec eec,ed BY ps,rcs t pvas
Cnsptsr ls7aJ three whom Be elected - e
sto.d sos Lsws Of 1856 sod four Az. 10
from the Eighth senate District n YET.
Of 1873 several sssls of 0nc VII s'nns''' W VIC ~
IN s.ou q sses. aud u sad Cy Bieetlon Beard.
,u sDd c~uysssers respectfully directed 70
d 1874. onSsed As As = psea. :" N is7l shs
A. ,a,,ssS A. srtunx general election. on the 'nn
- Sr.br asst proposed saldnenu 70 articles tse me ~.
.ss tso s.d Twelve. Of the Coasts o. bs sss o -
49, "a sfnS hersto additional articles. 70 be knewn
a. M srtsso snd prescnbes form " ballot for souls
-Ash prcpsssd the Constellation vtien s -.
vass s ne~.papes ds.i{nssd The Bo.ia ss ,.ss
vor. Of publish The bessos Lsss " W. ~
1874 AsiSaspsy DispsSG SG1s' %itIsas IT, s.s. Of s'
sH.,ry. osno.. SsxIS.rs % s.S.s. ax 3 sssIs. ssn -
'si'' b ne this ~ 'n the Secretary SiiIfsx u LA CONNER
ss,s sss. Of 2; S s S.Ss H.
.n. sSsy .ss speedily ssIorssd ssi' sss saSuss'A '~
1850, ShSptss t6Ql
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

pa, 10 e. puppyor o1IcAL JOURNAL worth $3-sepi
a., no =. .nssn.r, Ia, n WELLS, 3s9 Broadway, ~ v
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
Mem Dubll:ations.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
THE NEw-YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL Al. CO.
$50 PEARLsT Fr'nkhn'sarel City r. o. Box i''i'
THE DRY GOODS Journal weekly, per year, 49,
HE HE SRocEss rFISESTTREST sssty Pc: g.
HR ARDWARE wss yer y, ysI H. s
weekly, per year, So
DEAR SIR. While failure part Of Congress to 20 lesslate
TO Currency insure exemption 10 future from such
Sscs e s SSs the Gaey bill reported By second
a ere9e ,. x M e 1aG entn es We mus: therefore
the sound cooperate with 10 urgns upon The
s1S p5lSn .n we ao~ have eeabaof perfect
they Were yg es fa Sns 3 bond.
equitable rate Of interest W. shall probably ssw nave iss
should for and tins avert future d.sssT
ves and leading business Of NewYork giving ie"
Of the many which arel to the documents
i0an TIE SE@-loRK MERCANTILE JOURNAL CO.,
To Merchants. Marr,aetsrer. cra oer Hs.ne'. .,
HfsS1sE S S gSgasl i9s:
PRICE. PRICE ocRREsT" ami STaR DRUGGISTS JOURNAL"
G1 % not , S S for s s' a d
ids % s' 1ss :ia S: 2$s. es
Hon. IT,: % sl5 5sSs Ha i a Hon. ST
Hon Hon T% E1 K'fd Fyd Hon. a%ss
sS ss hsa.1 lion ss:s Hon. s:: :!
Hon Barbour Lewis, Hon H. D. Wooiworh rhlnp Loon
Hon Smith, Hon. NJ. h. DnnLe Hon Benz Butter,
Hon g. o. stsnsrd, Hon r. M b. ioung, Hon J. j. Csson .
j. b. Cbsfe Hon Horace II harrsoniioa rhos hiehea1
A. j. Rsnser Hon. 3 U Honghon, Hon Geo ncSrsry'
Eo1 John COlurn lion Ieauel 1odd Hon James NJ IJher
Hou.w wm. Wlhams Hon. r. McJunkin, Hon T. n Lamson,
Hon Morton c. Hunter d. Sawbrfee, Hon. b. Packer
Heo. g. L. Fort. Hoo. H. L. Richmond, And manv Others:
gives tbe updergned special ind0e the
eomnendstiop of TIE NEW-Y0RK MERCANTILE JOURNAL
tOMPANYs by OF adding that
The important matsr before the
country papers nameshh large amount Of variable
information and excellent mediums
nxyght the cordial soppoit of the business
munity.
George Optyke, Joan r. Henry Onfan r. van FoHehouen
Is. Csfin. Co.,, oO
George Hope. Beeher. Pak Oo, rea.e OpnJete Co.,
Jacksos \. Schultz, r. 4 o. war; WI STRONG NO.
Piny Freeman, W hlteheh x 20. len, 1nsSo,a 0o,
VIM d. Hslsted. kidridge, Dunham 4 L. NJ bates 70.
DANIEL c. Robbins, Co.. Ano nalv 0Aefs
Wm.HSchiefen N &Co.,
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

The AHine for September contin ues its
monthly attractions with choice variety OF ilustra-
tons and its usual proportion of letterpress There
are several engravings OF American scenery including
.The Palisades from the River" view of Kingston"
and ga Storm in U,ah." Other Illustrations are "a
Bad job" from Stamn "The Women OF 5chorndor',"
from Habern, and Coming from the Forge" by John
& Davis Among the reading matter are articles on
"Englsh Laudadies." by Mrs. Sherwood. Theresa
and Her Lovers" by Frances Lee, Franz Lszt,'
nv Elise Polko and several brief literary notices
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

rJNO TEACHERS AND STUDENTS.
Tue attention Teachers and Students IA invited 70 the follow
ing important Riucstossi Publhstiousi
PUTNAMS ELEMENTARY. SCIENCE SERIES.
Handsomely printed l6mo t.seuy bound and folly Illustrated.
10 vols ready. Price per vol. Use
Aoray scientific thorough in their elementary clear and
cAese."-[S. Y. Evening Mail
PUTNAMS ADVANCED SCIENCE SERIES.
Handsomely printed ia i2mo.. fully Illustrated
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H psepssd md handsomely printed from 75e 10 SO
"Ths oopsss the lowySoed Ass In tho uastea
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Send os Putoams Bdaeaona List which gives peS6oson
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ssx books and works Of reference.
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Jnsrrurilon.
For Young Ladiea-Countr
Cam Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL-The
~ eveneen:h this nstatoo No.
Great Jones this CITY, on WEDNESDAY Oct T. 1874 and
Times until Msy 10, 1875.
Graduates Law school admitted practice
Of the State
For catalogues. &C., address at No Gresi Jonesst,
THEODORE w. DWIGHT
Professor Of hgnieipa Law.
I AW SCHOOL of the University of the City
~ ofNew YOt-The seysstee1h An9s' Session b.n Oct >
For Circular &c appy 10 W. Martin, ESQ,
14l Broadway r. JAQUES >ecy Of Fieuty % Ch4mbersst
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05

TRAINS LxAvE WILMINGTON.
For Aeo York-l.sl, A. M, 1217, 1912, 5.a2, p. M.
sundays, 1.sl, A. NJ.
NJ; 1917, t9.4S 2, 4, say, 100 $50 P. NJ. Sundays,
For Baltinoro.--i2.62, 9.03 1902, A. M. i.2S,
s 20, 40 r. NJ. Sundays, 1882, 20s, a. M.
FoT Rasiiagt0sl.--l952, 2.03, A. M. 1855, 1.2Si
$50, TO- T. M. Sundays, 1852, 2US, A. M.
For DelGlcnTe z. R.-5.eo, 1910, A. Nj; $40 Z.
NJ No sunday trains
For Ne,u castte.- SEQ 1910, A. Nj. 1875 $40, q. NJ.
No Sunday trains
Fol Wilininoton and Reading d. R.--6,30. A. NJ. i;
1 4b, b.l5, p. NJ. Sundays BOP. M.
For Wilmington d Western r. R--i0.8o A. Nj b.85,
P, NJ. SUNDAYS 2 F. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Neto York.-1.o9, A. H.; 1884 LIB, 100, Z.
From phiLieo2;a. a.--lg42 1.bs, 9.5e, A. NJ; 1900,
NJ; 12 ~ t12, 4f5 5t6, 6.s5, 100 S.l5. 1l00 Z. NJ.
Sundays, 1912, LOB, 1905, A. NJ; 1l.O0, p. NJ.
From Port Deposif.--S04 A. M. No Sunday train.
From Raiacre - 1.21, 1925, A. NJ. 1907, II. A.,
5.32, a2O = VI. Sundays. 1.al, A. NJ. /: $50, T. NJ.
From Washington. - l.2l, A. NJ. 1907, 1870, oS2i
g.20, P. NJ. Sundays. 1.21, A. Nj. $40, P. M.
FFoo, Deldl0are Il. R.-i0.15, A. NJ; 800 $50 T.
81. No Sunday trains. 49,.
Pm. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading II. R.--9.l0. A. NJ.
312, 32, +. NJ. SUNDAY ls,i1.lI A. NJ.
From W,iming,on It Westcr', r. R.7.s5, a. M.
Si5 p. NJ. Sundays, 05PeM
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wnhEaToh.
1910, s30 1asn, A. NJ. 1918, $50, a.OO, slh $50
| S.Ah. go, it.Su, 7. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
nepor,ea ske-caplare OF Big Franl.

INFORM ArfoS Oh HIS AR lest AT sCHUYLkGIL IA
VEN, IA. AN IMPROBABLE STORY.
On Saturday evening last, Chief of Police
Brady received the following telegram little
before six O'Clock
ScHuyLKILL HAVEN, Pa, Oct. B.
We have Big Frank. Send for him. He is
wounded. PHILIP REILLY
Who Phillip Rsilx was no one in this city
seemed to know, and u he il county or muir
cpal authority lie failed to convey this infOnna-
t0n in his telegram. The whole telegram is very
vague and unsatisfactory, but it was forwarded
to Sheriff Armstrong; at New Castle. who tele-
graphed back to Schuylkll Haven to ''hod him.
In the meantime, through the courtesy OF MI.
L. A. Bower, agent OF the W. II Il. Il. r. in this
city, communication WAS opened with Reading,
but they knew nothing OF the capture there. ln-
qulry was then made from the i. *. H. offices
at Reading at the Office At Schuylkill Haven, be-
tween winch points there Is direct communicG-
ton, but strange to sls the operator was also
| ignorant Of any such news. Now Schuylhill
| Haven ID q small town, and one in which such
Intelligence would be rapidly disseminated, and
since such seems not 70 have been the case we
! doubt the story for this reason and the further
| fact that the operator at the office from which
the telegram announcing the capture was pur-
ported to have been sent il iguoraut of anything
about IL
BIZ FRANZ AFTER THE ESCAPE,
A gentleman who resides in this city inioim
Us that y day or two after the escape he was il
Philadelphia in conversation with an acQuaint
ance WHO was friend OF Franks This gentle
mau then told our informant that at noon on III
day succeeding his croapo at night Big Fran
was ont on tl"SiNNt street, moving unconcelne
ly about IN the throng on that thoroughfare. Ill
liar and wluslers were dyed SO al to render hir
unrecugnizable, and this gentleman said he wonl
not have known him at MI had he not lad nj
: hand upon s shoulder and addressed him. A
chat very moment the newsboys were all aroun
him making the air resound with their announce
ment of extra editions giving the particulars &
his escape.
I THE QUESTION sEITLIs-NoT DIG FnANR.
; Chief Brady teegraphed to Mr.. Reilly q
Schnylkiil Haven. Tins morning, to verify til
telegram of Saturday evening, and received a
answer saying it wa not Big Frank but anoth'
| pprs9n.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
QitM Bnstnegs Dsssssstc.a

AuCTIONEEEis.
T. ". Stidham d Son, III p. ath strsst
Joaeph Il. Miller. 4th aud tSinK straeia
BANKERS g. BROKERS',
r. II. Robinson 4 Co, 400 Market strsot
BARBElts ~ HAIR DREssEns.
A. Ashsnbnch, 800 Market street
BELL RINGERS Gs ELL. Pos'rEus
Geo W. jackson, 8 W. 9th street
Howard 0. Moore No. Q, n. Third street
ROOT 81 SHOE MAX ERs. mud pEArr
j. o. Alexander, 100 Market street
John Y MoreaMnd, ne ath and Poplar strsete
W. A. Turner 4 Go. $40 Markets treat.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
! G. naadoGk shop y Thqyne bel Front Res lois Wa,
CIGARS ~ TOBtCCo.
Brisbans poMMaisyille. IA .1, m Market street
Win. II. Rohinson, li8N u. tth s'ruet
CLOCKS. wATCGAE.i, 4. ,rRwrIap.
0. l. Bush, corner Seventh and M.rkat streets,
j. o. Massey, lb R 4th Street. SSass''
COACH ~ CARRIAGE Material.
WIN. Grecn Co.. 3. F. cor. Sd aud shlpley strsets
DRUGGISTS.
II. r. Bringhurst, si7 Market street
FLORISTS.
Tatnall o., Delaware Avenue and Jcfforsou glfao
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Thonss I. plummer. 5o2 Market street
| Woolley Van Trump, blU Market street
| ,Ianes Al. Watson a Son, 43i Market strust
| Qhas. . Morgan, 6li Market street
| John p. Doughten, 4iU Market rtroet
HATS. GAPS. &c.
| Huklll 4 Wairsven, 423 Market street
| OhnH. E. Dubel, n. Sd street
William P. wetb 800 Markot Sirnet
HARDWARE.
| w. II. Biliany, ail Market street
James Bro, ~ Maiket street
IRON " sTEEI,.
wrl Green a Co, s. n. cor Sd and sbiplsy;strest
LIVERY STA3T.Es.
John Atkinson, shiplcy above I'd street.
LDUISiNGs-t:I.AklaES e. FRAMES.
Elwood Doane, 10 W. sih street
II. McSlonaglo, Cd and King streets.
MERCHANT TAIIORs.
Geo. Gouert, Ia T., Fourth strest
Cyrus stern, III Market strett.
| John II. Muhihausen, 4lb X ing street
Samuel Miller, Jr.. itg Market street
PAPER bANGINtiN. SHADES, do.
John IL. Holt, Sd and Markat straeta
A. o. Joues, 6iS Market street.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERs.
! ". f. Gillespie, sl5 W. 4th street.
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS..
ySSa iSI,a r,p9aiGgSn to Al A@Vsd % Bds 9Th and Marx
J. IL. Frazer. Cd and Shpley streets.
wm; REYNOLDS a 90, sSi Market street
II II GaEii%shS" aiima1o M so WA W; "a Street rect
samuel w Mc6aulley, 7O5 Market street, tsoo adv
VIM. McOaulley d Co., 6O6 Market street.
RESTAURANT ~ BILLIARD roo
Joseph Fnllmer, 5o4 and sos Marhet street
i -.VihG IIAuUlNEs.
1 raser q Baker s. 81. 10, 51 King street
New American Sewing Maehlre, ~ Market street
- COFFEE and TEA peaierz
Union Pacific Toh Company. 5ia Market Etrset.
UNDERTAKERS.
rhos J. Giles, ri shipoy street,
U 3 Yaung, H9 Market strnat fS0a ndti
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
faE AeuI.

E0R RENT--ROOMS TO LET IN THE
4 large and commndious hOnse No. he6 Mar ct
Stree, suitable for offices, societies, cluus also
communicating and single rooms Tor married orsn
ge persons. apply TO uti1e "
nv N, PENNINGTON.
zeal Estate Agent, 'llmOnl Building,
scp.5-tl $. W. Cor Ugh aud arket sis.
LNOR RENT--OFFICE ROOM.--APPLY
IL "a story n. e o0fuer 81 and Market ser7-tf
LNOR RENT-TuE THREE STORY
L. brick house No illI West st., N good order,
with all modern Improvements. Apply 70
JOIN RANDLE,
jc22-if on the premises
EINOR RENT-STORE NO Z Il. FIFTH
A. Street, in Clayton liouse Building
je5-tf H. r. IA Lrk, 502 Market ST.
R4NOR RENT. - BRICK DWELLING
suitable for Boai'lg House or Proiessiona
Qiilces on 9th St., opposite Clayton House.
marl-tf c. n. THOMAS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
societies.
MEETINGS THls EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. /, 1. o. o. f., at ODD
Fellow's Hall, Sd and King street
Herman Lodge, No 20, l. o. o. T., at Odd
Fellows Hall. 81 and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywne Council, No. 3,
O. u. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 81 Market street,
Enterprise Circle, b. U. c. A., at Hall 504 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. l. X. Of r., nj Knights
Of pythaa Hall, I'll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. ., 4. o. Of Ct. r., at
McClary Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division No. Z, s. Of T.,
Ninth aud French street.
Wawasel Lodge, No. 13, |. ., OF q. T., at room
18th aud Scott streets.
(folSG TO RALII0H.--Jesse bingham and Pc
ter Welsh, two young ana ehterpnslhb Mechsh-
les OF this city, will start, tomorrow, for lsa.
leigh, North Carolina, where they are promised
steady employment NJ the carpenter business
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
Esase BaII.

quIcKsIlr W voLLuI -rHG NEw CASTLE oLun
nADiH BEATEN.
The QaickHteps, On saturday, at schuetzen
Park, came nearsending the Inuch-talked of Vol
lum nine, of Now Castle, home without run.
This nine has bsen nowly organized, ard it was
thought that thsy would give tha Qllcksteps
hard light, bat hii IL ma lse1 for two careess
throws ON the part OF the l,yiae team in the 81
and ith nisng., tho Volun would have failed to
lave scored a sugle ll1H, as lafferty pitched IN
such an effective manner a 50 Completely bnf-
te tho visitors
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH. AT . O'Clock p y

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18TH Al . O'Clock p NJ
AT tue Auction Rooms of L. w. stldham & Son, No.
Ill East Fourth -ireet, in the city OF
Wilmington.
No. !, All that certain lot or piece OF land situate
in the City of Wilmington at resaid. with a two
DRY stone dwelling house thereon erecled,houuded
and described as follows, TO wit:
BePinuing at the wet Tly side OF Orange Street.
between Eighth and Ninth Streets at the distance
OF two hundred md one feet ten ami Il hall inches
from the northerly sile Of Eighth Street anu at he
middle of two feet wide aey between thia an the
house on the adjoining TO-. sold to CYRUS Lers the
the said alley heing for the common use and benefit
of the owners and occupers Ct Two lots forever
thence along the miildle of said alley sd hy SAID
lot we trTly parallel to lllgh str et one ndred
and twelve eet 10 the eas erly side of New Street,
thence erehy northeTy eighteen feet to stake Il
corner Of lot late of William =. Williams n, de-
ceased, thence thereby Eastery parallel 10 Eighth
| sre and pa sing through an a.ong the miAdla of
the division between the Two iOus ), on hun
| drei and twelve feet the side OF Orange Street
aforesaid and thence thereby southerly eighteen
feet To tho place of beginning, he The content what
IT may, tpeing No. s25 orange sireet)
NO 2, All that lot or piece OF land and two s.ory
brick messuage thereon, situate In the ity of VIII
mngton aforesaid, bounded aud described as fol
| Beginning at he Easterly side Of Walnut Street
| brtween Tn I'd and Fourth Streets, and adjoining d
tw0-story brick dwelling OF thony Carey, former
~ wesley Bailey, thence Bnutherly along Walnut l..
fifteen feet nine Inches to a house ana o of Ever
ard N. tlees, thence along his line eas erly and
parallel to FORTH street xty feet back 10 land Of
| said Carey; thence souinery and parallel to Wal.
nut Street Hlteeen feet nine inches to anot er line
o. SAID carey, az corner in his garden thence
tnerewl westerly SIXTY feet to the place of begin
ming, be the coatents more or less. (Ielng.NO YOs
| Walnut rect
The above properties are clear OF all Ii MS and in
TERMS: Ten per cent of the purchase money to
DC paid cash when The property Is struck of the
feultlhnef Wlthln sXty days OH tender or delivery
OF 'he deed, tine purchaser to pay for the decd.
4. ORRiLOW,
Adm d: y. Q. OF James Curtis, deco
| 2gDct3- f-tO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
Quiekstels... .....3750uO3 4i-2s
| Vollum ........... o u : u q Il Il ii 4

Nollum m.,...,.,,.,..,..., . u . u u u q q 6
Umpire Dobbs Of the Nollnm club
NEW BA-E BAII. GR0UNDs
Efforts are being made By those Interested in
base ball in this city 10 pnrehase a suitable lot
somewhere near the City Railway depot, which
is TO be eucosed BY high fence aud liked up in
the best aud most approved ma"nel for 4 base
ball grounds. 1t is proposed to pnN aud roll
the grounds tins fall, and to pfopef, lay them
ont ~ time for the next season
SUNDAY GAaiFH.
), frequent hls the playing Of base bali on
Sunday become that IL has grown to be ofen-
sve in the sight Of many rfli@ous and well
meaning citizens. Almost every sunday when
the weather will adn.I 0fil, finds contests ins,i.
tued OH all the available lots about the city. and
throughout the livelofg day tho noise, indecen.
cies and confusion il Kept up greatly to the an
noy .nee OF citizens whose complaints should not
lie disregRrded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
TNdE FAMILY Burning OIL
MstP4cruRxD EXPRESSLY ron
GEonGE W STONE,
w. AMI Il EAST WATER STREET, wILGIHGr9N
pELAwARE.

We nHhest0tnsy pronounce ihs OF, which we
now oiier Ia the public under our own brand equal
III dref9 respect To any Oh now the market Il
can ne t,sled uler any aud al circumstances that
ordinarily occnr In domestic lite. 1t stands nre
ehi oi 1905 which is as hiRG az shy o the brands OF
OIL thAl nave Won thir way 10 public favor, end
higher tndn most Of III IN.
Having ha! considerable experience IN Tire oil
trade IN nk we are ahe To juig as to the nuality
ol oil neerd, al we feel perfectly con1denl thar
we have iou "a an oil that can sGfeig be re'i-d on
Sol III cans. IN any quantity or on draughi vt oar
4epl4emof GE0. W. STONE
ESOk -ALE A kAhE CHANCE--A
X central ana beautifully located . r0um cor
n.i u, Use almost ewi moderA improvements, in
for doctor or druggist the side lot being large
enough Tor an Office or store; price very nw mis-
prop,TlJ IL worthy Of attention. for particulars
sepp-aw,oi aOl NJ RKET ST., Third story.
ENOH SALE OR KENT.-A THKDE
x story bilck house, rooms, In good order, rent
l,s,,, a iaed o i2lh street. For sale ut cost two
lg2I.eodd Jos,TArNAfL.
ENAIiiN LEW FARM FOR SAIL.
Allth4t val44b!s TRACT OF LAND. IN Abingdon
township, alonigame county, Pa siiown as Y IIs-
| VIEW FARM. silu ted on TIE rOtd from j nkin-
town . iinntihgor, all ut one mile east OF the
lfieAd' Maetlng-llOnse com nrslng 81 acres acres
| of which are woodland aud about acres meadow,
" rtmani, arabic land IN hlgh state Of Gu va
ll'u' luNt Tue proper OF EnWhlu NJ, Siot tnlGker,dc
| ceased The Improvements arc
\ LARGE STONE MANsIoN-uoUsE,
containing 10 rooms, built In / form. with hall 10
feet WIDE running through tae lr-t and second
| h0ols VIDE piazlas on the norin and east des :;
| wei OF nevcf-iaiiing water close to the Kitchen ;
very large harn with straw House, Granare3 Wa
| Ron ana airitge House. COrfl-f' I'm, Potato Cellar
| prlng-h0ilse Ac. all in perfect order
Apply On the premises, or TO
THOMAS II. SHOEMAKER,
1874 North THIRTEENTH Street. phllaGa.,
| ENRY H. SIIILLINGFORD,
sept9 92mw& ltawd 1926 s. Fourth It. Philada
ESOR SALE-A NUMBER OF SEQ
X onA-hand Machines Of different makes which
we will dispose OF very cheap, II applied for soon.
| GROVER 81 BAKER S. NJ. CO.,
feh2a-tf SlB Market Street.
EACUB IAJN ~ bON.
| % FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND u0EMABERS,
FSfl GEATLEMEN's AND BOYS WEAR,
No. 9l5 ARCH STREET,
(ApJoINiHG THE MUSEUM, PHILADELPHA)
Have now ready the latest styles for the season
Also an assortment Ot Legglns for riding hunting
! and walking. sep29-2meod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05

ES-Lo0KI Lo0Rt LooRI
RELLY,s DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t viii cure Dyspepsia, soar stomach AMI nsart-
burn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
II viii act upon your liver and tone up your dges-
uon.
II Is pleasant to take aud perfectly harmless.
II will do all that a tonic viii do without liquor 30
prescribe It. Oh -gy recommend it. Thousands
have been cured with 1t, suffer no longer. send
and get circular See what 1t has done
For sale by smith Painter, L. brlnghurst Co.,
K. NcInall. Jr.. and druggists generally. apr2-ilIi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05

fE-The Br-roon, Remedy flr all allmen is Rum
rendered more ac i've by TIE pu gene astrlngents
with which 1t is combined. II your stomach Is weak
aud liver bowels dsordered strengthen and regu-
late them with VINEGAR BITRRS Il purely Vegeta-
bic Alternative and Aperien', free from alcohol ant
capable Of niusing new vitality into your eXha lst
ed system. sep2l-iw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
8nafdtRg.
agaated

XHJANTED-A GOOD FARM HAND
w (white) on a small ace near the city limits,
at moderate wages; must be able to milk. apply
from to ~ A. NJ, al oct2-st $50 MARK T ST
WANTED Houses FROM d 10 10
w horses will he taken winter on reasonable
terms. Address THO MAS IIANNuM,
octl- az Kennett >quare, Pa.
NATANTED-AN lNTEi LIGENi BOY
w from slc country to learn the printing trade.
Apply at 8 p2a-ti ms otFlCE.
NkTANTED "A FEW NOR J HONEST, =,
wv energetic me to travel winter aud SIMMER,
ON good pay. only those who mean business ne Il
Apply. I'd iress Ak. LEV ehlN4,
scp22-tm' Gruhb's Hotel, Front an Marx {.
SkT A N 4 E D.--A WHITE MUHAN
w who a good COOK. Catholic preferred.
Apply at Lje26-tfl THIS OFFICE.