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MONEY AND C0MMERC


WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov. L.
lhero waB fair degree OF notlvity to-day
tho local mouey-rnarket. Packers aro bosrowin
III anticipation OF thcir needs during tho soaeo,
hnd tbo movement OF general trado calls for It
nHual amount Of funds.
llatoB Of discount arc 10 ner cont to onston,ar
who borrow all tho yohr round; jndepopaon
Outaldo borrowers got What funds tley want i
or 9 por cont less than tho nominal ratos
Aonoy OH Tito street ia a@lS nor cent noal es
eato loans aro 0G010 per cont,
NoW York exchange was 50@76o premium bo
s"een banks for $1,000, hut wse somewhat veal
on account of ofrors Of exchange from Clncu
natl mud other ponts
shpmonts OF currency to Tho country arc
s'nail' ana 80 mhinly to tho hog regions. Re-
oo'pts OF currency from tho country ara not
equnl to tho shipments.
lilo clearinga wero 83,300, 600.
The local atock market s dali, Danls stocks
arc nominal; city and county securities nrc firm,
especially cortifioatoa 1n tho Now York market
stocks woto dull, and averaged cont OF.
The amount of dividends and interest," on pub
fc and corporate bonds announced for PAYMENT
In Boston this month Is 81, ,059. .3l2.
IN the first nine months Of tho prosont year
thoro has been decrease OF 105, ,0ou In tho nun.
bor Of immigrants landing at Nav York, COM
pared With tho number for 1879 For this poriod
i'll 1879 tho figures wore 263,S43; in 1873. 258.-
985; in 1874, 153,901. Statistical domoustrat,ona
widely tfror al 10 the ayorane va,no og an o,n;.
cront to tho I1,,ioI ct,taa o y. ." oIt''-
place tho value as high as 91.600 each; othcrs Us
low nj 5s00 each. But If wo tako tho ayorneo
Of $1,000 per hond, our loas this year has boon
e105, ,oS4, 600 III tho uon-arr;val ~ I'M ,,a,,",
auota Of emigration.
1no november d1sburaemonts OF the Govern
mont afo heavy. Tho Goncral Government has
to disburso nbout S15 O0O, 600 rotd m acconpt ~
,,,I,;.,, H. P' aooS' 'l4o h'eat ouik OF
.a 10 o'e W AuloCeah bonuholders. Tho
Registered honda arc hold chiefly in ths country,
md tho intnrcst thereon will be paid out during
the curront week +. but TIM conno,, h,n;1. .hn
;aauo ~ .rh;,,, !. .au. solou oonos' 1ne
;t, ~ - ~, 'J A''..eo a'hot @44an tno reg
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Misc0lti.t,cutls,

4no schf T. H. Blake has gullo into wintor or1art.rs
In, ~ hsavy southwest galo prevailed ali day yrster
IL; liz; E'evosg vessels from making thu har6oF. TAs
hsv - Ky eoserea wth black fo, aud thcro IL rroba-
ola'y tmat mora accitrnts have oce,,r1ytI
"a alslatth Fucotyed hero yesterday from Au,Norst
h"sg sta!gs y. t that tue Hhsldan Inns oun raised aud
tn ho n;'Misa oyurboard. sha was patchvi up and
Tho prop Lake Dree70 orrymi nt ,v,,w.,tsa v.,..,
day 70 rea.sn'9 her roate a!oug the eaat shors,
. gu st9 NOW schooner on tho stoeks at ps,len
aay. Asr dimonsons are u soll9ws; Iauash oyu
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were in moderate demand ut Nc advance. 4 charter
vas made at Ae for wheat, aud Axe way it'd for corn
engagements were: To Bunalo-schr Sam Fiiut.
whea. at aAc: prep Plymouth, through rato
M senf not name 92 o00 bu) wheat Oh private terms
y 10 sasnlH.-Prop Caldwell, barge Cromwell, corn
tlroilgh rate, To oolliugwood- j. Norris nnd
t;ssy ssaye; ,1sa sosa At at sH fsce elevation Total
barges Ketehum aud Rutter wpro ruu,ored chartered
Tor log ooo hu wheat on private torms. a propeller
was takei tos wheat from Milwaukee to Buffalo Ut g.
~ tae afternoon the schr Moutaua for 10000 bu
what TO Bunhlo OIL pitvatu terns
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EyxN1so Nov, 1.
Inc following wore tho rocoipts and nllip-
menta OF tho leading articles Of produce in CHI.
eaBo during tho paat twonty-four hours, aud for
the corresponding daso ono veal, ago:
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New YonE, Nov. 4.-In Wall streot to-1ay the
result Of the elections was tho topic Of t1,gcnY-
Zion, and matters wero somewhat unsettled in
consequence. The markets were higher for ex-
elange, weak and lower for stocl,s, and tenn.
porarily fr1ner for gold,
Money closed At az. nftor loaning at s16.
Primo mercantile paper, 5GD7. >1'
Customa receipts, a345, ,0lJ0
Exports OF produce for tho week S5,23G 100
In increaao over Inst week OF Sue, ,G0i,
Sterling armer at 484114t@48415 for sixty days.
md i8719@483 for aight.
Gold openod ut 1loJa, advanced to 110M, and
slosed At 1los. borrowing Rates l@2 por an
num and 1.6a per diem, and for carrying . to s.
LuanB aIao made fiat.
Gha Assistant Treasurer disburacd 81, 1,1Go, 900.
GoyofnnentB In good demand. State md rail-
road bonds dull 3 '''''
stocls opened quiet and steady, Lator on Lila
mark9t became heavy aud d, general decline o.
eurred OF x to per cent, with The greatest fall
iu Pacific hlail, Western Union, New York Con.
Mtras, r. Erie, aud Lake Shore. In closing business
there WAS a, slight recovery from liz lowest
point. Stock sales to-day ware la 900 shares Of
which 90. 900 were Western Union, 90, 000 Pacific
Mail. 10000 Eric, 1900 Lako Shore. 600 Union
pacitIc, 1900 Wabash. md 1000 llook Island.
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Nv,., 7-.... =, ~ r. 0TJst1FuuS .InFE6f.
ornd mI" aonk, Now 4-Tho arke has not yct rocoy.
e1fy every description was quiet. Cotton goos auit
2ne. oaad prints aud dark gnxlams In steady reouea
u.ouceat9r mourning, checkol. nnd rnadicr faucy
prints reduced to aye, anl ahiruga to &C., Woolen
tnav 9a1et: e5ecpt snss mil nakots which arc in
hle'ccd cotton down to &c., Dlaslstouo A. iDMr
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BosroN. Nov. 4-Wool, dou,und ste,hy hrt ,oo,,.z
NC. @ Aletlitm Hradea scarca and wantet, Euo wop
@ Sopn 70 % IN the san,o position. All dosirabo sock
for x, XIX, and xxx n,ostly selections, GOA 5se a,I,i
igau aud WISCONSIN fleece, 400 52c coinbilc and do
iaine aelecttons, s79elc; snper x pulled 40ia6 65c.
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99oue@De5E1te t!H I3fHa fGc6lP[A anil tbU conineI
material shrtnkago IL yalueB except for "Ynrk"r! ~
Which casca OF &c. Good 10 choice lots wore III f,trv
packing account wol and at tic Gloss of oa
Aonra not many lloya re'nascd u',sod With cooIcp
weather. en that pcLors can upayata with aon,a syfct
hora II stle doubt tat better prices Will oGiufn AZ;
country slpperA display poor judgment in rnshim Ia
n.T ogs to n n'askss y lst st thia suc To-dnys
for common 10 good sven well.intad droyes ia,u
aru come Of thu transactions: ~'' 4'c'o"
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English spring stcal....,....... oil rates
1hGrican s. cast spring steol......,i2 Gs12 ratos
7 y rE Il tx l4lOA1 u II
report atoaay, gradual i'm,
ptnYenent PITY IN the dcnn md nre holding their stocka
Sn.n wa considerable confidence. Dcow ara the prioes
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TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


CATTLE-TAe position Of Tho n,artet was rn,c,, ~
saie as oil yeaterun, and tue day boturn RI" ran.
curing tore OF adyccs from tho East taken in cos
Junction with tho fact tlut rDreipt THUS fur DIR
nA 1no Week haso been unustally light, Induced conf
ac1ice aMong gu classes OF operatorx Tov sciiawaTs
that were left over unsold ftom lust wecs ara Tot
sought atscr 1t prices materially higher than those At
which they wcro offered on Friday aud Satur,av iss
ont tne ircsh arrivals Ut MAter what uuuty wrrc
aalape ut creator or less adyanco, Tie otferinns
e'ofaceu very few drqves that would properly grufa
auose KooI, aud thurs few transactions at oynr
extra seers ut 80 40 aud lobBon Brotors sold Morrn
MMlxe Co. sixty fnucy atesrB Ut sJ75 but with liz
auose exceptions wc heard Of no sales at oyer I, m
Everything Ut to 90 EaRt was disposed Of. nn,f I'm
nak OF the uesirahlc stock ealte werp also icEc IN,
the lo!mcr ut and tito latter at 81 503 ST
eood nsany tli4 Texas cattle and considerable COM
mon aud Inferior nnv1 stock will have to no over fnr
What 6etler rates than prevailed lust weok; 1uoaLlp at
$3suGS525 for Inferior to choice.
QUOTATIONS.
extra neoyes-Graded steers, arerag1ng1,3So
20 l.aoo bs bs..............,.,.,.,... No,ni,,1
Choice bccvos-Fne, fat, well formed ycar 'A''7'
70 ,..oy year OLD steets. averaging 1,s00 to
eao'1 neaos !oa .s525@576
n,s,, eers, neveragng lso to vo ba.... 4oo@47s
1!;;grl; ag?ng i;ls9 9to tS ~ ss sso@a7b
common to choico cows for city slaughter
stosS SSSrAstaH sso to lloo aoo@s2s
i!csh, avoraRiny uu0 to 1.030 tbs. aa5as 4n
1nterior-LigAt nnd THU cows, heiters. ~~
stags nu!lv, aau scaawlg ateors. 150@a0o
GAHa-Iexas. cllQ!C1 CnrE.fel. i1flsg / sII
Gt.tTs"s' Wi.ssrsa Nor.n............ a.1uGa3.75
'Ao@1'' 1ntohAu utoses. s............. 1C5t&3.50
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1E cllcAGo DAILY TR1RUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ,s7

100 bts snpostlae At $500; 100 bril- rvo on pr.
40 Ct 5000. Total, 4,1GO brls. sixty tons bran
a. Sl4.o0 or tracks 10 tons do at el6.Ool 70
tons 10 at Sl4.76. ftoo on board, Tho foljnViny
was tho closing fapGo Of nricnH. ~"6
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 4.
, Ineto was llts change to noto Tho otfcrinVa nor
ht ample to meet tho requirements Of tho rac
leW Aale8 wcro mauc carly, but tho 1narknt wnu fn
from bo!rg active. Local dealors gcucrolly wcro hoii
nH gu. anu thoro waa ttlo II any inquiry from rnnn
try merchants. Manssteo ploco etu sold at sg IN n,,
soon sta iach n so.5o9l000; choice do ootabe n
Dealers report fair business il, thu aocroo,.,
HlhAoaIa disposition to adhero to proso1lt ,,rScas
r,. QUOTATIONS.
sccn, e. 5000 aa2Qo
Tri cin,r tao,. Go 10 ihcn....-.... 46.u0 @4SD0
Tj,ir cio,r' ti iin''..'.''........... $500 GalDu0
o!esr a,',1 flooring, lat aud I'd together. s''~'''
f,io,r s; $500 @4o00
Ij,nt 5, ast PIG ~ togctAcr...... 1000 Gl11.D0
tncon;i eun cn,n. slGne. 1850 Gl2000
FInorrn e.ton G. soinR. 400 t8lf.0O
Ejoor1ng' snc,a atesaoa.. 3lo0 Gg33.D0
fioof1hR. third common, t1reaactl,,. l7OO So9iH
Wagou-box Goattls. Holorted IL s~'
I, iaenen asten aaa Upward. :. $500 4o.oo
stnsL 1o 49, poataa''....'.'......1 $500 <e33U.OO
il sto.I hoau s'''..'.'............. 5000 haIa0O
n stn.is Innu' s'''...'..'...-..... 1900 t92s.00
Co,ny,on tna, :. 14.00 GRlG.00
'os.i ssJ ,,.s:a ueanssng' fonctng, timber. 10 1t
,,,s aua u, Under. 11.o0 612op
pirs t -" ecanhns' 4S to II faot...... 1200 a1B0O
pieEcts Gqt 12.00 t11J.00
i,rar nne.s ,;t 1l.00 q So.
t;car posts' p0sts' spM.. 100 @al50o
fyt% P"at' io"n"' Cts8 inches ....-. 17p0 G335O0
W. s.;:s;; :;,: 400 d 225
shrsIcs Gr It, ~ go a III;
s va @"s~ 9A'''.'. ..... 1.73 g 2a7L
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-03
For the Bloomfield Times.
THE MYSTERIOUS FRIEND.
A Story Of Old Virginia
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
a T first he thought of waiting to see
IN who it might be, but the idea was
thrown out, and he turned toward the
house. Sir Oliver, his wife and daughter
were in the sitting-room when Chiron en-
tered, and the first question was from tho
baronet:
"What of the youth, have you learned
anything yet?'
The old hunters answer was a mournful
shake Of the head.
Poor Ada How the silent answer fen
. upon her soul. She had hung upon the
looks Of the old hunter for his answer te
the question that instinctively rose in her
mind, and that answer had crushed the
bud of hope that struggled to pat forth it's
fragrant leaves. Her elbow rested on the
table by her side, and with bursting heart
she laid her brow in her open palm, but no
tears came to her relief. Her fair count
enaDce, whereon had rested such sunbeams
of joyous happiness, was now marked by
deep shades of sorrow, and the round cheek
seemed almost chanueled by the heart
floods that had rolled over them.
(" No tidings Pho word of hOpeP-no
glimmer Of his whereabouts ?" uttered the
baronet.
None r. sorrowfully returned Chiron.
" / can find no traces of him. I have been
up the bay two hundred miles, and search
ed in every corner, but not word could l
hear Of him. But poor Morgiana, have
you seen her ?"
Eyes" returned Sir Oliver, 81 saw her
the day before yesterday"
"And how Jared she?'
"sad and sorrowful. Her heart seemed
melting away in the fire of htful agony
now streaming with glare Of rushing an
guish, and anon sinking into pitiful mel-
aneholy o, Chiron, what a subject for the
moving Of the hearts dormant, slumbering
Sympathies is she. An angel, and yet an
inhabitant Of earth n being bereft OF
reason, and yet with soul entirely oeles-
tial.v
The old hunter rose from his seat. A
big tear giistend upon either cheek, hisllps
trembled with emotion, and grasping tho
barones By the hand, he exclaimed
A load Is even now taken from my
heart She is an angel, and when she Is
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-03
Anvhnr1stNa hArEs /
A CURIOUS RELIC.

The Histdrfcay Mdgazine has the following in
genious piece of poetry, which one of Its cor
respondents Houches to have been circulated In
Philadelphia during the occupation of the Bri-
tish in the war of the Revolution. Its author
is unknown. Its peculiarity consists In the
manner in which IL may be read that is, in three
different ways, viz:
"a Let the whole be read In the order In
which it is written (2.) then read the lines
downwards on the left Of each comma In every
line; and (3.) in the same manner on the
rigEt of each comma. BY the first reading it
will be observed that the revolutionary cause
is deprecated, and lauded by the others;
Hark harkl the trumpet sounds, the din Of
wars alarms
Oer seas and solid grounds, doth call us to arms
Who for king George doth stand, their honors
soon will shpe;
Their ruin is at hand, who with the Congress
join.
The acts of Parliament in them much delight
hale their cursed INTENT who for the Congress
fight,
The Tories Of the day, they are my daily toast
They soon will sneak away, who Independence
boast
Who non-resistance hold, they have my hand and
heart;
May they for slaves be sold, who act a Whiggish
part.
ON Mansfield, North and Butte, may daily bles-
sings pour;
Confusion and dispute, oil Congress evermore
To North--tbat British lord-may honor still be
done.
] wisha block or cord, to General Washington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
fINHE NEW
y 4 L T Ii a NJ

TIE las, twelve months at the weitnain Watch
Factory nave been the busiest In the Company
history Sc ergl wholly new stem-winding watihes
have b en- produced, and great improvements have
teen effected in the Iaanufactnre Of al variety OF
their standard Watches. unrll now they include
every Size in both hey and stem winding, that eau
De desired OF every quality and every price. Al the
same time new Inventions In machinery, and Other
large economies, have cheapened the cost. so thai
at present II Is not too much TO claim that the wal
Than watches are the best and cheapest watches IN
tne worli. These claims are in fact, almost every
where admitted In this country II Is matter Of
fact that hardly any nue American waiches,are sold
uut those OF the waltham make, while orders are
now regularly received from England, Auslraa'and
the British Possessions generally and foreign coun
tiles are abandoning the hand made pro o'ucuons Oi
switzerland ami England. and eagerly optlne
American machine made waltbaIn Watches in their
place.
Buyers OF silver watches should be careful 70 Oh
seiYe the stamp OF the company on the chseiha "e'
~ cd the movement, as the waitham WS'cn move
ments are frequently put into casea whicn are ine
rior both in quality of metal ami workmanship.
tor sac by all leading jewellers
POSITIVELY NO WATCHES SOLD Ar RETAIL.
kOBBIHs 4 APPLETON,
General Agents,
rev YORK, Boston, chicago. and London, England
unvll- -2maOd6tW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
Ehe transportation Question an Com
grcss.
MOTIVES Oh MEaIBEns IN SUPPORTING rr.
lspecial Dispatch TO the New York Tlmes ]


Especial Dispatch TO the New York Tlmes.l
WAsmNor n, Dec. q
The cheap transportation question will claim
attention again in Congress this Winter but
thers seems to be no expectation on the part OF
the advocates of the different schemes that any
sction can be obtained There bna been no
onestion before Con6ress recently that has at
trActed go much attention, and at the same
time failed TO obtain more sincere advo-
Gates Many members OF each house viii
attach themselves TO particular schemes in
which their constituents are interested
but scarcely one will be found addressing
himself TO the task OF improving. in the best
way the means Of traffic between the interior
and the seaboard. The opening of the mouth
vi the Mississippi will be sgain urged, and the
Eads plan of constructing jettier will be pressed
with renewed vigor. Mr. Eads has spent the
summer examining the principal constructions
OF jetties in Europe, and his convictions of the
feasibility Of deepening the Mississippi Riyei
by his plan presented last year. have been
strengthened. This struggle over the methods
Of reaching the desired result has its basis in a
large degree in the hostility between engineers
IN military and civil life. Army engineers foi
the most part think there is no engineering
ability or learning outside tue Engineer Corps,
And, on the other hand, civilians have little more
eeteem for their professional rivals in the army.
Ia this instance, almost all the army engineers
oppose the jetty scheme and the civilians al
most as generally oppose the project of canal
Delay in beginning any work on the rvei
will he the consequence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

The Presidents Message will be read to th'
Cabinet tomorrow. 1t covers eighty pages o
toolscap, and is much longer than last yeAr,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
XES CHANG

IA Chang sold last month. Enables any one TO
polish siirts collars and cufs, equal TO new. Costs
linen, necessary as soap and sells at sight. Men,
Women, Boys and Girls furnished with steady en-
ploy nent particulars free. An elegant chrome
given with each box for 35 cents. CHANG CHArG
Mnnnf Co. I Mnst ST RnslOn. nnYan4 nv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

Misr ORMOND AT SMYRNA. The smyrna TunrS
thus speaks of Miss Ormond's efforts at the Mite
Society entertainment in that town on lhankr-
giving night ''Miss Ormonds solos brought
forth tho applause in the fullest, roundest man
ner Every song WAS encored, and at the eloes
of the programme when by request she rendered
Lady of the Lea" again, the audience showed
strong tendency 10 trespass upon her kindness
even still more Miss Nellie Powell. Of Viii
mngton, a fine accompanied presided at the piano
for Miss Ormond's solos.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
chicago aud the Fire Unerwri.ers.
ssoBARrE R1suMITIos OF RIsRs ny TILE HARTFORD
COMPANIES.

shoBARLE REsuArTios OF RIsRs ny TILE HARlFoRD
ooMpANIEs
HARTFoan, n. IL Dee 2.
la the report of the Committeo of tho Nation
~ Board of Fire Underwriters, ar to the insut-
pnoe situation in Chicago, all Of the Hartford
companies that withdrew two mouths ago, OK
cent the Phoenix, will probably resnme busi-
ness there under careful instructions to agentf
M the matter Of selecting risks. The Phoenix
vacated with other companies with no idea Of
soiue back. The Ena and Hartford Offices
have already begun taking risks again. But one
Hartford company, the Atlas remained in chca-
70. This company was not member OF tlio
National Board.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Frim our Late Editions OF Yesterday
MashingIOn

TIE PRESIDENTS MEsHAoE--To BE READ To THf
CABINET TOMORROW.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

IL was reported from Mt. Sterling, KY. yehter'
day. that Harrison Cockenll was shot dead on
Tuesday by John d. White, Republican Con
gressman elect from the Ninth Kentucky Dia-
trlct
Judge ". b. Phillips, of Grant Parish La,
was arrested Yesterday on the charge Of having
been accessory before tho fact to the murder OF
Nsodbam Wators.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

HAVE YOU TRIED
JURUBEB
are y0n
WEAK, NERVOUS, OR DEBIl,ITATED7
ARR You 20 LlNduTD that any exertion requires
more OF an rfi0ri than you feel capable OF making 2
TnyE TRY JuRuBEBA the wonderful tonic and in.
vgorator which acts henenclally on the secretVe
organs as to impart yPnr to all the Vital forces.
il Ii no alcuhOlic appetizer which stimulates tor
short time, only to LOT the sufferer tall to'a lower
depth OF misery, hut It Is vegetable tonic aching
directly on The liver and spleen.
II regulates the bowels, qniets the nerves. anu
gives such healfhy tone 10 the whole system as TO
soon make the invalid feel like a new person.
Its operation Ia not violent but is characterized by
great genteness the patient experiences no sudden
change no marked results, but gradually his tron-
blea
- Fold their tents, ike the Arabs,
And silently steal away
This liz no new and untried discovery but has been
long use with wonderful remedial results, AMI IL
pronounced by the highest medical authorities, 'uit
most powerful tonic and Alternative known"
ASH your druggist for II.
For sale by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY co,
noyiG-iw Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

LOCAL OPTION ENDonsEp. The Kent County
Aaeociation of Good Templars, in Quarterly Con-
vention ut Wyoming, Wednesday week, 18Th Mt.
unanimously endorsed the resolution adopted 10y
the Sussex County Association recently. III iayol
OF local option law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
IS DOEs lie LOVE ME.

An elegant CHROMO In 13 r0nrs-sze tG hy 90 !;
or, MEMORIAL HALL, Centennial Art Gallery In
colorssze 2i by 2I,glven to each annual subscriber
to the
COMING EVENT AND CENTENNIAL GAZETTE
Published weekly on Friday. 81 80 year In adj
vance Address MACK A BhADi-N, Publishers,
No. Il n. SIXTH ST Philadelphia
SrECiMFN COPIES MAILED FREE ON APplI-
CATI y noyaO-4N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
CAN BE CURED !

900 PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW
oOO aud Secondhand, Of nrst-class makers,
will he sold NJ Lower Prices for cash. or on install
monts, for rent, In city country, during these
hard times and the IIolidays,by HORACE WATERS
SON, 4,l Broadway, than ever before OH. red In
New York. Agents wanted to sell Waters NeN
Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs. Illustrated
Catalogues mailed. Great Inducements TO the lrade.
A large discount to Teachers, Minister'S Churches,
Lodges, Schools, etc. nOyaO-iw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

GRADE RAISED. Under the re adjustment of
salaries now going on the grade OF the post
Office at Chestortown, Kent county, Md, haH
been raised TO that Of Presidential appointment
and the salary fixed at q, 100.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
China and 05lassirage.
3uinber Dealsrs.

NEW YARD.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
VIII mud they can purchase sll kinda OF BUILDING
MATERIAL at the lowest market rates,
al the.NEW YARD OF
GILMORE A HkWEs, FRONT AND PINE GT5
VINO haVs CONSTANTLY on hshd complete assort
ment of everything In tins building lie.
waITR PINE AND HEMLoCK BILL LUMRzI.
SPECIALITY. !.
Particular attention given to sale q Lasnbei Il
carload lots.
GILMORE 10 y "a
seps-a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

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N AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM ssssasszsss
PANY OF PHILADELPBIA.--Me mail steam
ship service between .
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelp1i6t ana
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool.
The following Steamers are appointed 70 asu Hon
Philadelphia.
.ABBoTsFORD Oct. 90 OHIO, Nov le
PERNsYLvAEIA, Nov. 8 'KERIhwoBrH, nov V
IIiINOIs NOV. X / INDIANA, Dec.
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Cabin $I5 to 800 according 70 accommodations.
Steerage and intermediate 'sets to and from al
points at the lowest rates,
Steamers marked with Star do not carry intsI'
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for al classes unsui-
passed. Ample attendance s provided. EVsrs
steamer carries a surgeon and stewardess.
These steamers are supplied with Lte-haits N
addition TO the usual Lfe-Boats and L'fe-PreaerV-
ers.
Through tickets and through Bills Of Lsdtng %
sued between all prominent points.
For passage, rates Of freight and Other tnror-za-
ton apply 70 ,..., -, -.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, GEM Agts.,
3OI Walnut ST., Phlladelphih
| Richards0n Spence 4 Co. Md. .Cumminsf Bros,
Liverpool Queenstown
y. F. BELTS, Agent, Adams Express ONCE VII
mlngton, Delaware A. Il. 0tIMSHAN, Agert
wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
Heir ADVERTISEMENTS.

CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT AT
" Home, mele or femsle, $50 week warranted
No capita required. Particulars aud valuable sam
pie seiit free Address with cent return stamp, G.
ROSS. Williamsburg, N. Y. nov80-4w