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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
DIR. Jno. A. Brown.

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT BY THE spIRITUALITs.
At a late meeting of the Spiritualists of Will
mington, the following resolutions touching the
death of DR.. Jno. A. Brown were adopted:
WHEREAS, In the natural course of even ts, it
has become our duty to express sorrow at the
loss or our daily intercourse with our brother +,
DR.. John A. Brown. therefore be it
ReSofred by ne First s ieiety or SpfrftHdfsts 81
Dela,cdre That in tine person OF Dr. Brown We
recognized man of strong iudividualit', integ-
rity and berality of religious sentiment,
Resolcei rnat we deeply sympathlzs with hi &
family and friends in their bereavement, but re-
joice TO know that our brother had so far pro-
gressedin tile knowledge of Modern Spiritualism
that death had no terrors for him.
Re olee That in accordance with the repeat.
ed proofs If spirit intercourse, we are happy II
knowing that our brother has not gone to that
bourne from 'whence no traveller e'er returned,
but that he in spirit is still with Us ever, la.
boring for our good and his own elevation, and
that he now realizes the truthof his favorite eX
preston that Whatsoever man soweth, thai
| shall he reap
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
railroad Hours.
TRAINS LEAVE WHINING

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Her Tork-ls1, A. NJ; 12.1T, 12.42, b.42, P. M,
sundays, 1.si, A. NJ
For Philadelphia. $50, $40. $50, 1880, A.
W.; 12.1T 900, 445 5.42, T.l5, 1924 P. M SnndajH
For Baltimore.-l2.52, 2.os, 10.o2, A. M; LIS,
III, ITO, p. NJ. sundays, 1889, 2.O3, A. NJ.
For Fdshington.--12.52, 20s, A. NJ; 1855, 1.23-
10. P. NJ. sundays, 1889. 2.0S, A M.
For Delaicdre E. R.-12.55, 1910, A M. 6.35, T,
Il. No sunday trains.
For Mem casfie-1255 1910, A. NJ. rs, 6.s5, $50
2. NJ. No Sunday trasns.
For Wilmington and Reading n R.-6a0, A. NJ.
Las, o.1b, P. NJ. Sunday trains. so
For Wilmington d Westsrn r. Rs sn, and 10 20 A
NJ. i.s0, o.s5, P. NJ Sunday at2P Nj.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Se.s York.-1.5s, A. NJ; 1.is, 100, P. M
sundays, 1.5s, A. NJ.
From Phiiadelph:d, 1.5s, e,58, A. NJ. 12.00
"; 1.13, 400, 5.15, $50, 100, $40, 1888, p Nj
sundays. 12.42, 1.53, 1895, A. NJ. 1888, p. M.
From Por, Deposit.-s.04, A. NJ. No SUNDAY train
From Baltimore. - 1.2l, 1925, A. NJ. 1907. 5.S2
Ola. r, ". sundays, 1.21, A. NJ. lo.14, P. Nj.
From Washington. = 1.2l, A. NJ; 1907, OBJ
l0.14, r. NJ. Sunday, l.2l, A. NJ; 1o.l4, T. NJ.
From Delaicare r. R.-l0.15, A. M; 4.40, 9.5o, p
VI. % sunday trains.
Ftom Neiu caste.-scO 1918, A NJ. 44O, Gas, s.5o
p. NJ. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington q Reading R. R.-9.l0, A. Nj.
s.l2. I 81 P. NJ. sunday train l1.1i =. NJ.
From Wilmington & Western X. R.-I.5o, 11.2o A
NJ; $50, 100 P. NJ.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
124e, $50, 1880, A. NJ 1915, 2s0, 400, 5.15, GOO
i.45. $50, 11.30, P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
Local Brownies.

sunset at l.l4,
Try Fullmer's clam soup.
simns' ruin 'earoher, nothing can beat It.
Bny your mattresses at Adairs 4th and King.
Nice white sugar, 10 cents per pound at Bow
man store'.
Cord wool at Craven 4 Armstrong; oak, pine
and hick.ry.
rats cheaper now than ever al Dubells, Easl
Z hird street.
selling very cheap now at Buxbaums Third and
| Market eets
Again we repeat; let Blyne make your oyercoat
| the coming II.
Its all 60 out to Gala hers, this evening, and
| SIP HI, so Ia water
| Extra fine No Z, No. and mess mackerel at fair
| prize Bowman stores,
The hest oil '-oyt lava sold by Houston a Piizer
| IS really e bes' in town.
| No waste in File MurpAey's coal-Ninth Ward
| Fly it and use no o her.
Llcntensteln Is still selling goo quality Kid gloves
at s pal former price 81 81.
Flctl ious t.legr1m- cost newspaper hing and
are worth as lti as they cost.
Very handy y-thpse neat camp tools at the Enter
prise cos, 10 camp IN ell & x ers.
Apother lot Of those splendid CATERS for ladies, at
! s. %. Ion g, 3 Marke. street
Ali the latest paper and linen col4rs. cuffs AMI
| shirt frouts- at Mo gam Store 62l Market rect
The Sttte Directory contains he names of all he
| rlnclpt farmers in the state. Price 49, at this
| ON
1wo Teachers instead of ono ere to be emp'oyed
At tue rlends school, at Fourth and West sire is,
n The Fall.
Although IIarmans Furniture store large one
| MS price, are not big lie really cells below Phla
| deinpia ices.
he reason that more OF the Grover 4 raker s.
Machi es are being s.ld than any other is that It is
III lest NJ uiine.
Tags for ardware dealers cheap. and good ar.
tic e al the oMM RcI Press Prn lug Rooms 9TH
and Market Streets
An excur,i came over yesterday, from Woods
town, get some Of singes sons elegant part =.
| "a cigars lOr a quarter
Don lnoe, sl3 Market street, has made a great re-
due ion ihe pr o LADIES', Misses and Chil
dren's boot, sho = aud CATERS. Call and examine.
William Lynch. one of the COMMERCIALS most
faithful carrie ls quite Ill and unable 10 seIv his
route. We wish, vi his well served Dscriber
hat he will so n recov
Bowlsn, ire grocer, Second and King and
5ll hing -treetl saws that most y ODe. In fact all
sensible people ,oul rather pay ir price for the
he treas aud cnfees than 10 hu' tn 'se artl les al
price aud ge in CT only low pr &c teas and
cpfees hence his success. BY strc ly following
the plan of dealing MY in first lass rO0d h. has
su ce u in hu ding up one Of The largest trades
IN his lin In town.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
West street Improvement.

THE FRIENDS SCHOOL HOUSE REMoDELLEp, AND
THE WALL IN FRONT OF THE MEETING HOUSE
REPAIRED.
For some days past, mechanics have been max
ing some alterations and improvements in the
Friends school house, on West street, between
Fourth anu Fifth.
| Heretofore, even since its enlargement many
years ago to double its original size, the lower
story was all included in one room. This room
besides being for more general than a
| specific purpose, WAS also used as a
| Lyceum, which. from its general interest and
usefulness, has become one of the permanent H.
sttuions of Wilmington. The upper story has,
since the building of the addition been divided
into two equal apartments, one of which was used
for Friends primary school, the other being used
as school room for the colored people. The
| Friends primary school becoming too large ior
its small quarters, it was resolved to divide the
| lower story into two room- one still to be occu-
| pied by the Lyceum and to be used for other
purposes, and the other to be used as primary
| school, while the upper school room wall be used
as a school of higher grade for which au add.
tional teacher win be employed. The colored
people will still occupy their old quarters.
The first story is divided in the middle by
eight panel doors, which easily move back
aud forth upon rollers, making not only com
plete but handsome PARTITION and 80 easily
moved that upon any extra occasion both rooms
can De thrown luto one. Inc puliul1b ID iarthel
improved 10y the addition of water closets and
9th ar modern improvements.
That part of the brick wall on the other side
of the street, between the two gates leading tc
the meeting house, is being removed and IN it,
place neat iron fence will be erected. The
old wall having stood for period Of SO years, il
s not strange that 1t should now lean few
inches beyond perpendicular. To remedy
this inroad OF the march of time the walls run
ming from the two gates north and south, are
being Strengthened up by tearing away part o.
the inside facing near the base and putting in
substantial underpinuing. The work is nov
fully under way under the superintendauce o.
Elwood Garrett. and when completed will be no
only a lmtort and convenience, but great i'm
provement to that part Of the city,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
Societies.
MEETINGS THIs EVENING

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o. F., at Odd Eel
lowss Hall.
Columbia Lodge No. 26, I. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Delaware Tribe, No. /, 1. 0. R. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, al
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council, No. 9, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hal
51l Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. 6, 1. o. r. NJ, in savill'
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4O4 Marke
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. z, X. of p, at knights O.
Pythas Hall, 21l Market street.
Washington Camp, p. o. S. Of A, at McClaiyi
Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
City Bustnsss I1trsf,prp
AIJCTIONRRRs.

AUCTI0NEERS.
I. M ", stidhsm s sop. III y tth street
BANKERS xs BROKERS'.
R. X. Robinson Co., 400 Market street
BARRIERS IL HAIR DRRssRRs
A. Ashenbach. 300 Market street
BELL RINGERS a. BILL POSrpns
Geo. W, Jackson, 8 W. 5th street
Howard o. Moore No. 8, K. Tnlrd street
B0oT& su0EmAKEKs. and DRAI.pp. i.
VIM " m Boddy. ) ". ath street '''''
G E:cS R EgsF Z .; % and nd sshipsy AZ siEsets
John s. Moreland, 4tll and Poplar streela
Charles Rsbinort. sla Markets treet.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
\ q Haddock. -hnp Thn-ne bel From. po. ,a,.,,
J. r. d. eds, shop w Fourti near West '' "'' "ss
CIGARS III TOBACCO.
Brisbane DeMainyills, 7aa Market street
VIM. H. Robinson, Ils,s Il. 9TH street.
CLOCKS. wATCHEs, II JEWRLsp.
O. l. Bunh, corner Seventh and Market strea,a
prss'Sn G. s.sssy AsS,' Is Il Esns sts stsess sssst
COACH d CARRIAGE NIkTFRf.,
VIM Greon Co.. y. E. oor. Sd and shipley st,aA,,
DRUGGISTS.
| Il. H. Bringhurst, 317 Market stroot
OVERS a. sCOURERs.
Nicholas Jenney, 2lO King street
FLORISTS.
lhtnhii oo.' DeiaWare Avenue and jefferson St,.,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Thomas F. Plumlner. 500 Market street.
| Woolley Van Trump, 6l0 Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James N; Watson 4 Son. ~ Market street
/ John p Doughten, 4lD Market street
HATS. GAPS. &c.
Huklll a walEsyen, aaa Market street
viii William m ?. Webb si Market street.
HARDWARE.
". Ii. BilIany. 2l4 Market street
James 4 Bro, an Market street
ii. B. McIntyre, as Market street
IRON g. STEEL.
VIM. Green Co., 4. E. cor. Sd and SbIpoy stro.,,
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, shipey above % street
LO0KING-tsLAssEs 81 FRAME
Flwood Doans, 10 W. Bth street
y. McMonagle, 3D. and King streets.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Geo. Gouert, 13 F. Fourth street.
Cyrus Stern, III Market street.
Geo. H Ash, No. 4 K. 81 street. tsee adv
samuel Miller, Jr, lOs Market street.
PAPER HANGINGs, SHADES, &c.
John R. Holt, Sd and Market streets
A. b. Jones, 6lS Market street.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FIITERs.
W. Il. Gillespie. 2l5 W. 4th street.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
tsyans p,nnington. Almonds Bdg 9Th and Mar.
j. H. Frazer, Cd and shlpley streets.
VIM. Reynolds Co., Sf3 Market street
A. IA. Grimshaw, No. 4 w. Sd Street
0 ". II. Gilmore, No West 9th street
Samuel W. McCauley, 7O6 Market street, tsee ad,
Vim. MoUaulley Co., 500 Market street
HEsTAURANT IL BILLIARD ROO
Joseph FullIner, 6o4 aud 5O6 Market street
/. SEWING MACHINES.
rover A Baker S. Nj. Co., bG7 King street
- New American Sewing Machine, IFS Market street
STOVES, HEATERS. TINwARE. DC.
james A. Anderson, $40 f. 9Th street.
! COFFEE and TEA Dealers.
y Union Pacific Tea Company, bi3 Market street
q UNDERTAKERS.
ii Thos. j. Giles, 22l Shlpey street.
: x. s. Young. 9u3 Market street, lSes adv)
= UPUOLSTEkEHS.
d ianrv Erwin. fnb Washington Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
9nst and found.

GI0 REWARD-LOS r ON THE 2STH
ID lO insr., white and liver colored young seq
ter dos white on nose and hetween the .yes; ; dark
ears, had on plain leather collar. answers to the
name nf Ben. The above rewari will be psd to any
one leaving formation that will lead to his being
found or returning him to
jy3i-9t' NO. III TAFNALL ST.
II EFT IN A CAR WHILE STOPPING
Il 4 al Dover on the return from the Republican
invention on Tuesday last, black leather satchel.
liberal reward VIII be aid for It's res oration TO
tn owner. Apply to j J. MULLEN.
jy9-9ts at Depot In Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
es-Tt ,oo,lld he dimeun TO estimate the enormous

sS-I iootld be difficult to estimate the enormous
amount Of napp4ness the pleasant and afabe Charles
k,ie dlspenses la tine course ot sumner, 10 the
public on the corner of sc ond and Market street
Charles Is nearly always there, IN good huIuor,
with his oranges ban mas, peanuts, and especially
mis- elegant ice cream. that TIE peope ike 30 well
and there everybody goes, or ought TO- U. warm
day refresh himself or hers II. Charey IS one OF
the best .aLured men town, aud his ice cream Is
famous ali over the worl at this stand he has
been for Yeas, and without him, the place wou Il
look o Id ami desc ted. 1yl5-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
MoRTGAGEE's SALE

v LUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
BY virtue OF power vested In me by the terms
of n NOR gage execu' ed to me by Adams ManoOd,on
the slst da OF necember A d, 1873 and now 81
r cord Ia Libe r. j II No ielios 22l. 22s anu o.
on. Of the La ecord Books OF Dorch stef uouno M
~ and ais In Liber u. j. H.. No o, 10 los AIS, sls
y nd ,qn. one of the rhattel Record Books of said
couuty, /, the undersigned, Edward adams, WIN sen
at Public net on To the highest Olue az tue nii'
on the premises, ID the Fork District OF said county
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST srH, IS 4, COMMENCING
at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
An those tracts or parts OF tracts, or parcels of
land whch were formerly sold by the executors OF
he last viii aud testament Mnos Adam, de-
ceased. to the q Id Adams Mahood, AID composing
what Is known as the
MAnooD MILL PROPERTY.
situated in the Cork District of said county on the
NJ N'r,hwest Fork of anlcoke klver, adjoining the
lands OF VIM. harper, MS ON L. ,. smith Ilighinan
$50 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
The improvement 8 consist OF a
DWELLING HOUSE, OUT-RUiLDIN s, STEAM
SAW MILL AND BAsKEi FACTORY,
nd all the buildings usual upon farm, such as
stable tarn, &c, &c. .,,.,....,o,,
Ahui 1n0 acres OF the land are under CULTIVATION,
and there are yonig
ORCHARDS OF ABot 4 5000 PEACH TREES
on the premises.
Also, the following personal property, to wilt
srAyE CTlTTEr, PLANNING MAC IINF, STEAM
BOILER ENGlNEs, MAcHINEs, CIR
c LARS ,WS MULY AW
and all TIE ools, implemen AMI fixtures OF every
description appurtena t to sa steam ga" Mill.
Also. a lot Of LUMBER AND BoAtD,,
SEVEN HORSES, ONE PAIR OF OXEN, FIVE
WAGONS, ONE CAkhIAGE, SAWS
AND SAW BhNCHES.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
of every description and various other articles TOT
numerous 10 mention.
TERMS OF sALF-t ash on the day Of sale
EDWA. ID ADAMS, Nor gagee.
sg-This property is situated four miles fr IN Fed
| eralsburg on the Dorchester Delaware Railroad
| fvDl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
Wanted.

NETANTED-TWO HANDS TO WORE
w In Rim Factory to run Circular Saw
and planer, and one to work on Bending Press.
None but exnerencei hands need apply For fur
ther inf rmation address r. WHARRY.
jy3l 10t' Fllicott CITY. Md.
WAN ED : A BOY FROM THE
w C0U NTRY to learn the printing trads; must
be wei educated; none otner need address
jys u COMMERCIAL OFF CE.
WANTED-UN LOAN ASSOCIA-
w TIoN Stock. Apply at
jyqT-st THIS OFFICE.
M A N t Il D.-A WHITE WOMAN
w who good cook. Catholic preferred
ppy at tjese-ifl THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31

sY-Ihe " Gentleman in Black" who is the tutelar
demon . dra II snops, t.ues his sourest aspeci
when tue rapid progress OF Vinegar bit rs 10 re-
porle4 I'D ,wn below The Pe0 les ,ege able
ionic Is playing the mischief with his hitters IL
with runi, ,,ll diseases VIII ch thos- demon.c nos
trulns aggrayate unde pre'ense o re .eslns, such
as indigestion, sick headache, constipation, heuna
ii ,m gOut and Intermittent feveTs cured by 1t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
wLooKi LOOK loon I

sE LOUhI LUOh LOOh
KELLY'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 will act upon your liver and tone up your diges
ton.
1t - pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II Will do all that 'onlc w do without liquor tC
stimulate 1t is not Wine Of Iron. Try 1t. noctori
prescribe IL. Cl1 gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with II. suffer no longer. sent
and get circular. See what II mas done.
FOR sale by oln.th X Painter, b. Bringnurst 4 Co.
E. McInall Jr.. md druggists generaIly. apr2-1ln
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
CITY IIe M s.

sE-DIANOyD JBEELR a Specially. Anert
can and imported watches Is Ssrat solid gold rings
ladies' and gents solid gold CHAINS Jewelry in ever
variety also clocks at prices TO suit the times, at
W. Bailys old established stand, No. 622 Market st.
philadelnhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
fv-E " KUYK * BTiTER WINE or IRoN

Has never been known to fai. in the cure Of weak
ness aiteLded vita ymptons lndisp1siton 10 ex
ertiOn; Difficulty Of breathing; weakness; nervous
trem lng; dread Vi horror Ut death n gnt sSeats
dun ess OF vision; anguOr universal assltude VI
the muscular syste Il enOrlnous appel te, Hth d. $
peptc symptoms; hot nauds; tls ing of the body
DRY Ness of tine skin; palld cOuntenance au cru p
u ms on tue ace, pur illng the blood; pain IL the
back neaylness of the eyel is frequent ga kspOts
nyIng befoe the eyes, with sunus.VL and liss ui
sly I want OF attention, etc. sod IN 10 ties
Get he ge uiue Depot AID Ufice, NJ 259 North
Ninth street, hila. auvlce free. je29-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31

Education, $4,000; Alexander. Chandler, 5000
Henry r. Pickels, S4S.25; Albert Thatcher, Sl5;
Pay Roll Street Department, S644.17 Pay Roll
Water Danartment 1918 o..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31

lOLONG, A SPLENDID AR rICLE 10
cents by the chest, can be Dou4h ht at II East
Fourth street. HOUSTON PRlZEk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31

~ Mocha Old lava, Fine Java, Maracaibo, La
guayra, an Rio coffees, Of the Oest quaiily ouy,
always freshly roasted, at BOwman.s, second aud
KING AMI 5il King. A 50, fir t-class ass tlneni
OF tas fancy groceries, and goods 81 table for eS
cursi Hs, pcnlcs, snng parties, etc. at lower thai
nsual prices. Bowman, OH KING and Sec I'D anc
Ufu.r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
SATURDAY MORNING, AT GUST 1sT, at O'Clock.
at NO 6E. Fourth Street,

Consefinv of tables chairs d'teafs, eather beds
MAJ trasses cook stove and fixtures, CLOCK, superior
Also large lot OF fruit ia 5, ,jellygasses, queens
war, tinnaTe, &c. Do'-h
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tho Temperatures, To-day.

As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
A NJ, 7Ie At NJ, So
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
wB. F. KUNKEL's BITTER WINB 0f IRON.

Has never been known tO fail III tue cure Of weak
ness, attended With symptoms, disposluOn to ex-
ert.on, Uss of memory, difficult breathing, general
weakness, horror Ul disease, weak nervous ueln-
bling dreadful horror vi derth nlgnt sweats, coiu
feet, weakness, dlnness of vslon anguor, ulliyer-
sal las itud- OF lie muscu ar sys EN-, enormous a-
petite, With dyspeptlc s'sten not hands, flushing
Of the body dTyness VI the skin, paid cOuntenauel
and eruptiOns On TN lace, purify my the 0OOd, PAN
in the bacK, ,nravlness OF t4e eyeds, frequent aek
spots dying before the eyes, Win Temporary sufiu-
sion and loss Of slgnt want Of artentlUn These
SYM toms all ARISE from weakness aud " remedy
that use E. kuhkel's Bitter Mlne Of Iron. /,
never fans Thousands are now enjoying neatl
who have used 1t, Gel the genuine. sud My IL
81 bottles. Take only Z. kunkel's. Depot AM
office, No. 259 North \ nth ST., fh 4dephia, Pa.
II is sold only IN 81 bottles, with photograph OF
the Proprietor on each wrapper, all other counter
felt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
RLAUK HhRNANIES
in 50 and s-4 WIDTHS,

*
in 81 and 81 WIDTHS,
AARANTED 10 WEAR, PURE SILK AND
WOOL
LINENS FOR POLoNAIsR
LAIN, INDIA Blue OPEN WORK AND EN-
BRoIDERED, BY THE YARD.
ae last case We shall open this season Of our grea
bargainA
THE FIFTY CENT DOUBLE WIDTH CoRDEI
MOHAIRs,
In Browns and Grays only.
GRANVILLE WoRRELL,
$40 AND s22 MARKET STREET,
feb9-tf MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington nj.
ID DEADER,
Whoever you may be. that perHses these lines, yoI
are respectfully invited ~ come ami
BUt 70 R FLOUR By THE BARREL
or quqrter. of me- l vii sell YOU ihA very bes
Flour for IS IS per barrel, aud 2s pounds for 81 4u
have very good II ur al s. IL per quarter and a. q
per BARRE. come and see US.
W.N CHANDLER,
aprl4-ly Gil Market street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
sod IN an Drnggslt
No. go.
NO. 25s

Removed in a few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked untll the entire worm With
head passes. Keller those afflicted TO residents o
the city whom have cured, that mad taken IN VAN
turpenune, and so-called speclgcs and all known
remedies. Dr. E. f. kunke, No. 2o9 n. Ninth ST.,
Phiadel ehia, Advice Tree. Removed tape worm
from child years Old, measuring 20 feet. Call
and see specimens at office. seat, Pm and Stomach
Worms also removed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
m-FRoM MISS ANN MDOWaLL.

EdlIor II Womaus Department, sunday Republic
DR. e. husRaL-,'ear >if; de Ire To bear lun
Wine oil iron as uyspeptc remedy have taken
1t myself Win excellenl effect nave ,tlced ,lr
great benefit derived IRON 1t by several suffering
poor women, whom ur charity ha nabled ine 10
bestow 1t upon. an wiling tnat you should use
tAls IN any way you may des.fe, aIu nope those OF
my frieads VINO read IL viii believe 1t to be an hUnest
expression oil my OIl1i Jn OF an eXcelenL medcin
aud my vi obg iti0n 10 its benevolent prJpr.-
etor, f klnKel. No. North Ninth street.
Respectfully yours. ASStk e. M'Dow Ii.
kdit T Wo ans Department, sunday kepuulc
Beware of counterfelts b. f. kunkel's Butter
Wine of Iron IS sJhi by tae SINAI buk, only
in 81 bottles. Depot and Ufice, NO. 2o9 y. Mini
street, Philadelphia. advice free, go and see.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
Boarding.

OARDING WITH DESIRABLE
, rooms at jy7 II sol wEsrsT.
DOA X ID N G.-PLEASANT ROOMS
II and boarding In private family, at
my2S-tf No. IA XII q STREET.
BOARDING - FIRST-CLASS ROOMS
I'D with board, at
apr30-sm 225 slIIPLEY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE.
ID or wo single gentlemen, in private fam ly Al
apr2i-u 7lS JEFFERSON 81 IKE II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
Anftinl Salks.
DUBLIC BALE,
FoUsEHoLD FURNITURE,

arge and important Auction Sale OF Household
Goods, on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
Aotifes.

NOTICE = DESCRIPTION OF PRO
~ PFRTY prepared Tor the Registry b reau anu
deeds gstered, uy JOHN NJ. TAY,OR
West 10 h Str ct,
jv29 g. rat Water ONCE, 1000 Market st.
NOTICE-lN COMP IANCE NIrH A
ls call the stockholders Of he Mechanics Loan
Association viii attend speral meeting to be held
at the ro I'M on Monday evrnin August ID, ht 7.3O
P. NJ All requested 10 he present as business
of import 4nce will b brought befor. the meetu ~.
iy S-3U-i-Y " i NDRRoW Spry
The daily gazette., 1874-11-03
The Maid of Orleans.

The Maid of Orleans is to be canon
iized. To bring about this result was, it
is said, ono of the principal objects of
the recent visit of the Bishop of Orleans
to Rome. To fulfill the necessary condi-
tions of canonization, special tribunal
has been instituted at Orleans to receive
the evidence relative to "the touching
story OF this admirable heroine" Among
the points to be submitted to this court
are the facts concerning her birth and
infancy, conduct toward her parents,
piety to the Virgin, fulfillment Of her
duties as Catholic, her gift Of prophe
cy, her aspirations, provisions and mira
Giles, her cardinal virtues, and, finally,
her captivity and martyrdom. Louis the
Sixteenth is also a candidate for the
same honor. Joan's claims are indisput-
able; the Kings are perhaps not suffi-
ciently ancient, though his misfortunes
were terrible. Then the Bourbons count
several saints of both sexes in their fam
lily. Will the time ever come when the
President of a Republic will figure in
the calender? Louis the Sixteenth was
the best figure in his whole court, and it
IS sad to think that he WAS martyrized
for the faults of society that formed a
part of his heritage, and which the OBJ
stinacy OF advisers prevented him from
correcting in time.