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THE foUSG FIrNp po~rRoy-Fe Srgr
hS If'eTro-S hg,fssi0-s a,-s Laos ponerov
me boy murderer has written the story ~
hls NE lie narrstes the particulars OF hrs
hrst crimes. The imprl son mert la the reform,
school, 81 tiers upon q discussion OF lis f,r
nler confessions. and rctractS them al He
STACKS The police and the " tzae~Srs In tho
,kstch OF his early life ne SAWS ne went To-
sunday school regularly every SUNDAY. aud
gives sk,i cheS OF his tescberS lie claims
mat he was goaded by Tire police into max
ltg confession Of being guilty OF the crime
iof which be was firSt arrested. and that DE-,
was 'hur.ly innocent He Was sent 10 the
reform school, and gives q sTaphic account
OF hls experiences there. Including a grand
tsChl ade and the visit to ti> .chooi nv Cen
sial hGiltr. lie traces wfth srcat minute
10 Ills arr''St for the muriier - Tho ~, N fh,s
mHrsh. Tie gives detailed AS-Nauri n RS
Whereabouts on the - OF spril ts-s H.
men rulers Ia The discov'ry ~ the body of
Katie Curran al 80 BroaiNay Tie do,ibtS
whether those are the rma ~ ~ Katie CIV
ran, ard repeats the conversation ne hat
with Chief OF Police savage IN relation there
10. lie says he male a false confession that
Ass mother and brother. who hal been ar
rested Tor the murder. whom he knew 10 D.
innocent, might GO f,ae End he shows how
ne came - Ia confess e. Sheriff Clarke. 10
attaches very great importance 10 the fact
tidt the todN 81 this Ciri vas IN tue cellar
four months without ATTRACTING arv aeon.
ton bN it, smell, or tho att tforl t. H. mos,
VINO worked there for uiDe faVS. neither US
any blood found I'm IN" q liar or on his .iofll-
ing. He charges thst Ii,- were used 10 ely
all round by The witness, az fi., nv, -,
inquest He intimate THAI ne has the kr,,vr-
ledge as L. who comWtftci tie fnur,Irr TINS
ne I ~ not yet reNcalei his suspicious H.
comments ON his enuu~el's plea OF ans unity
ca hls behalf and says ul@' Llr doctors usat
iheir "gJlZylrg pumps gn D .m lnraprri-
iully. aud that pr. Z. Wake - RpSt,u came
20 see HIM seven times h,f Re hls irisl.
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PHOTO LITHOGRAPHING PATENT OFFICE
IssUEs--The Secretary of the Interior has
decided that the contract with Norris Peters
for photo lithOgraphing the past issues OF
the Patent Office, during the present fiscal
year cannot he legally continued without
alyeItlsement and INVITING nrOpoSals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

NAVAL CHANG ES.-Chief Engineer Il. W
Bartleman, detached from the late Saranac
and ordered To proceed To Philadelphia and
report for duty as Inspector of coal at that
station. Assistant Engineer John \. TOban
from The Fortune on her arrival ut Pensa-
cola, and ordered 10 return home and await
OTtCrs
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~ ABLE ROTHERa.

UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLS MADE
- REPAIRED AND RECOVERED in the IN
best 9anpsTr .. els stress northwest.
DB-os j.. KIRK. J.
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TO MAKE
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THIS MUST
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NOTHING RESERVED.
EIAMIEE AND BUY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
sisns OF Reviving Industry.

In various parts Of Pennsylvania, furnaces are
blowing in, and other industrial establishments
starting The Pittsburg Commercial says The
0rmby Furnace blew in last Thursday, and is
doing good business The Valley Furnace, at
Sharon, Ia doing we'll, making about thirty tons
day Of good Bessemer iron. The Keel Ridge
Furnace, ut Sharon, Ia also making good yield OF
good iron. The rolling mill connected is going
along steadily and working up to the average.
Tho Greenvile rolling mill has commenced run
ming double turn, The company intend to build
three or four additional furnaces in their mill.
The Reading Eagle says that despite the dis-
couraging outlook OF business throughout the
country, tho hat factories OF that city are em-
plOying large number OF people. Nearly every
manufactoTy is in operation.
Work was commenced at tho Robeaonia fur
naces, in BerkH county, in July last, and now
some twenty. five mon are employed there alto
Rether.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
OHIO AND THE EFFECT OF HER VOTE.

Yesterday afternoon's dispatches throw n
doubt ovon upon tho election of Hayes, but they
are happily shown by fuller returns to have boon
dolusiyo. HIS ma jority will be abont four thon-
sand Tho Legislature IL RepuDlican-the
House by seventeen. and the Senate, probably
by ono.
We noel not enlarge upon this very
close result moro than wo have already
done, except to express anew tho conyic-
ton that II leaves tho financial
issue still opon. 1t discouragos the initiation
movement, certainly, for Governor Allen claimed
throughout his canvass, almost up to tho last
hour, that ho would have fifty Thousand majority,
that tho soft money theories were 10 captivating
that they would carry the State rs with whirl-
wind Of popular enthusiasm. No doubt, he and
his advisors at ono time expected this, and up
to the day OF election, though they saw tho tide
running against thom, still hoped to pull
through. Their disappointment and chngnn are
therefore very great, and their failure to win
must discourage their purposes.
But party that fails by 10 narrow a minority,
aud shows itself ablo to poll AN enormous vote,
will not be entirely cast down. Az tho New
York Times OF yesterday remarks, "tho hard
''money mon In tho Democratic Party are by no
"mesns enabled to crush their opponents by
"cting against them the result OF their policy in
"0hio." Tho inilstionists will reply that
they have pollod in that State for Allen and
Carey the largest yoto the Democratic party
ever Ind there, showing that their party can BE-
rallied to the standard of soft money. and that
whom taking it up they have shown greater
atrnnptb than nyar hnfnrn
The policy of sound finance romans to ho pre-
tooted and doforded by tho Republican organi-
zaton. 1t is still in jeopardy. 1t has been we'll
discussed in Ohio, but not one tonth part
enough. We fcar that III Pennsylvania it will
hc taken up with too much hesitation. To
again quote tho Now York Times, for tho edi-
torial remarks of that paper yesterday, contain
more than usual amount OF good SENSE
1t remains to be said that tho work OF the Re
publican Party i'd still arluous. 1t will still de-
mand tho utmost wisdom, devotion and energy
for its accomplishment Ultimate success is as
certain as anything in tho political future can
DO, but it is only to bo had by patient aui
persistent effort.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
TesIiuiouy,

cheerfully give THIS testimony TO the pupl,r ,ra-
Ms. Fnster's Blood rurlner and rettsr olutmeut
cured Ne:
was afflicted fer many years wisA ,i.so.IerNl
hlNN'. trocelesome amt obstinate ,etter ~ N,
skin and swelling OF tar glands OF fhe nek wa,rf
wss The occasion Of proloGgcd suffering ana ex
pense.
consulted eight OF the most prominent rhvs,
cisns In the city and used their medicine ions tue
without rcceiv:ns sny permanent relief: 0u ne
contrary getting worse, Till rnaly almost dssra :.
Ing of hope, l WAS induced 70 Try Mrs Fo.-Nr's
BloHd Purifier, which WAS re,uriuenlel 20 ME a
eeipg certaiR cure tur my disease. II WAS ths
turning point III my case after using two bott' Is
" the Blood Purifier In connection with the Tet,sr
ointment the swelling ceSse,t. the erup.iors i,ssl
peared sgd now am entirely and eleVtuaiiy cprSi
case cs' st my residence. ~
THoS. SCOTT
ISs' Clayrons Street; over I'm Street grti.e
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Iron our Late Editions OF Yesterday
Tho sabbath school Cause.

NATIONAL CONVENTION or coLoRFD TEAcHEne TO
DE HELD IN WILMINGTON.
On Tuesday next a national convention of
colored school-teachers will opon in the Il. Zion
NJ. Il. church, tho city Tho convention will
continue over Wednesday and Thursday, closing
on tho latter evening.
From the printed programme before III, we
gather that roySrhl interesting subjects
will be discussed, az alogether the convention
promises to bo of grrnt usefulness among those
whom 1t is designed 10 benefit. Organization
and addresses, inoluding addresses of welcome
and RESPONSE, will occupy the morning session.
D. IL Gnstns will welcome tho delegates and J.
\. Wright, OF Washing ION, will respond.
Alter an address by Rev. j. Il. Cooper on
"our Object" statistical reports will be received
from che delegates, at the evening session, and
tho questions Should We roach our Children
Correspondence y and Should tho Ten Com
mandments be Taught zach Sabbath in School 7?
will be discussed. Tho evening session will be
occupied with opening of the Question Box.
On Wednesday morning addresses will be
made, and tho question:, 'Should tho Interna-
tional Lessons be Taught in ali Evangelical
Schools will be discussed, Rev. W. IL. Hunter
A. M, opening. At the afternoon session the
International Lesson will be taught by w. c.
Banton, and "Do Mission Schools receive from
Pastors, Sabbath School Workers and the com.
muuity at large the Support they are Entitled
top will he considered. The Question Box will
bo again ofcned in the evening.
Thursday morning Mrs. Rebecca Barnes will
open a discussion, 'What arc our Discourage
ments p and in the afternoon the National Ex-
ecutive Committee will make its report, after
which discussion on the propriety of holding a
National Sabbath School Convention annually
will be held. Tho farewell meeting will be held
in the evening.
The National Executive Committee consists
Of Emanuel Jones, President. Mrs. Esther Bond
and Edward y. Baxter, Secretary, of Pennsylva-
mia; Frisby j. Cooper, Mrs. Rebecca Barnes and
II. Polk. Now Jersey; s. V. b. Carly, l.. J. Cop
pin ana ID. IL. GUSTS, of Delaware l.. j. Cop
pin will conduct the musical exercises, assisted
by o. IL. View.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

Southern expression which I'VE tiud quoted
Spprovngl by the tudependeut" press, IS
evidence " the admirable teelug amongst the
Reconstructed, is from the Atlantis Herald. which
saws that
We of the South have declared. from the
START, that Il left alone to manage the negro, we
would do hum Justice and keep down disorder
For decade ct years. IN spite of our ren,on
strshces, the Administration has kept up its
illegal and damaging Interference, hut II last
we hsve been permitted ~ solve the problem in
cur own wsy snd the result las boon sin,ply
magical"
Yes I'VE OF the South" "if left alone, " 10
n'snsSe the negro, will have splendid time
Are We not used to his management The plsn-
tAnHn whip, not long unused, testldes 10 ,hs,.
" We OF the South only desire that the pro,ec-
nc" OF the Nation shsll not be thrown over the
colored man. and We will have no trouble in re-
dne'nS him 10 political spa social boudsse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
City Business lirrttoru.
Aucti0neers

Auctioneers
L. W. stidham Son, Ill Esst sah arrest
Bankers and Brokers'
r. r. Robinson Co., 4o0 Market rtreo,
Boot md Shoe Mixers md Dealer,
Babcock 4 Bro, 9l3 Market street
John S. Moreland, 4th and Poplar sta
Carpenters and Builders.
J. g. Iiaddock, shop Thorne bel Front Res IpI,
j. X. ID. Seeds, shop w. 4th, near v Oct
Cisnrs nBd Tobacco.
Brisbane DeMainville, II E Fourth stree,
Clocks, Watches, md JeweIsrs.
j. O. Massey, 4O4 King street
Coach and CnrrinGe Material.
VIM. Green Co.. y E. corner Sd and shp,ey st.
Drussisfs.
H. II. Bringhurst, sl7 MArbst st.
Florists.
Tatnall 3 Co., Delaware Avenue and JeHorson,t
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas y. Plummer, Br9 Market st.
Genrs' Furnishing Goods
John p. DouRhteu 40 Market st
Iron md steel
WIN. Green o., S. II. corner Sd and shipey a..
livery stables
Pn'r Holland, $. W. ccrner Front and Orange
q ostdnx-Clnsses md Frame.
i. = "A uNgle, Sd and King sta.
'rrrhant TaiIors
rrt 10 n. 4th st.
Muhlhnusen, dl5 King st.
4 Esinte Agents
Fyais fonnngton, Ailmond,s Bd,o s,b mat u,.
h. y. Ohiid a Co., west 9TH st. -'a's''
I J u pse praser, I'd and , shipisy l sts.
Vim. McOaulloy a 90, ee Market St
Restaurant and Billiard Room
Joseph Fullmer. tOi and to6 Market st.
Sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sewing Machine Co., sc7 King ST
New American Sewing Machine. 7ls Market al.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
party Purposes in City council.

We do not remember that ever before in the
history OF the City Council did its members give
reasons for their course OF action such rs have
rscontly been advanced, night after night, Here
tofore, member, urging measure or support.
ing candidate, has thought il fitting and pre-
per to say that o adopt the measure or elect the
candidate would be doing well for the city-wouli
be an advantage to tho public interests. 1t hiss
been supposed that snoh an object must be kept
III view, and even those who entertained $ pri-
vste purpose. or party scheme, clo.,ked it with
tho ostensihlo desire Of serving the general
good. Now. however, the majority i'll Council
or at least those who do much OF ITS talking sp.
pear TO think nothing required Of them. IN ex-
PLANTATION and justification Of what they propose
but the assertion that it will benefit their
party. The recommendation " a candidate is not
that he Ia II person well qualified to serve the
ciIy that ho is tit, honest and deserving but
40 ono momber proudly exclaimed OF his candid.
ste for the Chef Engiueorship. he is youched
for AS "a Democrat of tho first water" Menu
hers loudly assert, not their desire to serve the
city, hut their partisan ii lelity. and ssseyorste
time after time. evening aftcr evening" that
they are pursuing tho true course to bring ad
vantage to thcir party. The common welfare, the
Interests OF the people the caro- OF the city's
business the protection .of the taxpayers, are
motives which seem not TO bo entertained
II is quito IS we'll, doubtless. that mcmbors
whose ouly object IS to serve and advantage
Their party should openly ayow &c the tribute
which vicious purpose usually pays to sn hon.
est and proper one, III the form ot hypocrisy, is
in NO wise preferable to the eaudor with which
these explanations Of partisan devotion and rur-
pose have boon msle. II tho majority in Coun-
ell have no higher ambition, no loftier sud more
honorable motive than to forward the schemes
W their PARTISAN organization, it is quite as well
that they should not pretend otherwise The
fact thas Party and not The City is the object OF
ther Devotion then becomes all the more appsr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Railroad Zines.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC X. II.

BALTIMORE & POTOMAC II. IL.
NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH 7TH, 1915,
Trains will leave Wilmington In connection with
the baltimore Potomac X. r., as follows:
Leave Wilmington 90a A. N. Arrive washington
s.1B, A. M, city time.
Leave wilmington 1909, A. M. Arrive washington
9.4s, p. M, city time.
Leave wilmington 1sbS p. N. Arrive washington
A08, p. M, city time.
Leave Wilmington l,9s, p. M. Arrive washington
b.13, p. NJ, city time.
Leave wilmington no. Pm. Arrive Washington
1l.28 2. M., city time.
RRruRxpsa:
Leave washington SOB, A. M, city time. Arrive
wilmington 1907, p. N.
Leave Washington p.28, A. NJ, city time. Arrive
wilmington l2.40, P. M.
Leave washington at 1.1s p. N. Arrive whining
ton bs0, =. M.
Leave WASHINGTON A.ns p. NJ, city time. arrive
wilmington o.90 p. M.
Leave washington 9os p. NJ, city time. hrnve
Wilmington 12l A. M.
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100. $40 and IO.or,
A. NJ, Loo, 41N, Ills 9s5 P. M. Arrive Washington
s3o 80 and 1l.2s 4. 24s, bb p.0o, and lilo r..
m.
Leave washington 3 ID and II l.bS A. M., 3.4o T. 10
md 10.15p. M Arrive Baltimore lD.i5 a. NJ, l.e5,
b.4o, s.sb and IL, p. N. GgO u. WILKINS,
superintendent
FRANK THOMSON, genl. manager.
d. M. BOYD, ia, Genera l'Ris fgt. feb9s-n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
rho sunKon steamer seorse Law.

Captain Young, Of the steamer Chester, from
Chestertown, reports that active preparations
are going forward for rairing the steamer
George Law, which sunk near Dookers
Landing, on Chester river, last Friday
morning. Two schooners with their crews,
with the steamer Smithheld rs n tender,
with machinery and pumps, with large force
Of men, are engaged in the work OF raising the
sunken steamer. Chains have been passed un-
pected to have the Law ailoat in day or two.
She will probably be gotten of the bottom to-
day.-Bdito. Sun. Oct. IA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
NINKrY-NINrH EDITION.

Non;a.n,ng A complete list " al The towns N he
United states, the Territories and the poniuiou "
tauadA, haN,ug population greater than d,dSN ar-
c0rduiy 10 The Ast census together wtth tie uaWts
or the new srapets having The largest uca circua-
tOa IN escA OF The places nariei Also cata logue
ot newspapers which are rcroUuEltsi - Advert =
eFS ~ gNAs Essa:cS value N pvuTori,Nn u p-lcys
Arsed Also newspapers n the luitt,i STATE,
su0 I Ala iS prnang over 80 coPles each is e.
Aso, 81 the Rsus 01s Agricultu-si Sctentit, and
Me1 1AnlcSl. NsdcA', Vas Dc. Jlysrts EducStion-
A. Cominere 81. lpSurs-ee, Reai Estate law
sporting, Mus.tAi. N4s I alj l-hsr spec ~ cissS
lau'OA.S very lua4a. St. LUs-.i-r with s
vomp.ete LIST % cte. Ste 7srLS 81 IL ers p-,u-sd III
tile luUat states "a au - = r,.'r TsrtSir.,
lns IN NaEols rev -.s.' = ~. tys-yf.tlE sai-h =
beginner IN sdysr,.SL- W .g q ss- 10 sa.lF
Address N,Ett = .INFLtk On
seP5tCaugs, i6g MA &os New YorS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Oriental PIE anu surn Saly.,

Prepared rs Mrs. pr FSs.er An ,nfslnhle rom.
ely for piles linteruSl AID sNternSD snd hurus
keSd the testimonials On clrcu.srs lNc,ntapsRytus
each boS. prlcs sA cents esch -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

Persons leaving tocn for the summer cdn hape
tAs COMMERCIAL mailed 20 them, postpaid, for oo
oeBts month.
ssbscribcrs senii,ga single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
aisay by mail bVormed that t'oo-oenf stamp "
required Uan ordinary iorapr be used; sent to The
post onos NTH cent stamp 1at probably neper
reach Ia destnation The paper pifh no iordppsr at
all or light one, can b. mailed for ono cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
s. READING X. II.
w suMMRR ARRANGEMENT.
on AND Arrxs
CONNECTIONS

alt4c4eU-
CONNECTIONS.
A; wilmington VIA trans % tne Phustelphis
Nl1irecou / bs---Glore an psls7Are Railroads.
AZ Ohz-us EltI With trans ce p / & c r r
a. Cca5ssTl-ls rtih trains N fr1na r. r. AMI a.
Rsa ing win trains nl PhtlA. : RsaiinS, Leb. Va
aud hhs t'enEA-, and Reading { Columbia Rai read
aud ne Rsat,7g zrt Leigh Ps,'-sS.i.
s. COLLlEGS,
mirSi General Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
PuBLIsHKD EVERY AFTERNOON, tsundays

PUBLIsHKD EVERY AFTERNOON, tsunddys
poeyted,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, south-s'esf
sorr,or FYjrh and Market Streets. 7soo cents copy.
Ton oe,sts a wcek. DrLIvEnkD FREE by carriers
throughout the city The COMMERCIAL 'ciA be cent bp
mca to anp Post oos In kss Castle County at so.oo
pev a,,,s, S.2o TOR months; bo cents per month
TO Fost OFoes outside Of Sew custle county, $3.50 per
an,rn; $40 for three months; 30 cents per MONTH
r In PuHrIsnxRs PREPAY POSTAGE IN au oases.
COMMERCIAL l. STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro
siisd with frst-ciass machinery and ssf1 'eo'sms',
for executing Book Job and Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions, at prices below the ladi'9 Printing
Hotises Of ths large ctftes.
DBLA WARE TRIBUNE, tWeekip) the Feninssiar
organ or Rarors and Fruitgro,oers; great Family
Ns,ospapsr; Published eperp Thursday morning, al
7too Dollars ysav, POSTAGE rRErAID BY THx PUB
LIaHHRA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

REwAnD.-Boughman Thomas 4 Co. ose-
where offer reward for information in relation
to the robbery of their store on Sunday
night last and the capture OF the thieves 100
for information which will lend to the arrest of
tho thieves and the recovery OF the goods, and
5000 for the arrest of tho thioves and recovery
OF the goods in good condition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

rnis wei known ant thoroughly tried preparation
msin'Sihs lls rep0IS!ou as remedy pusurpSss Ell
for The cure ot oCd ami sSiu diseases viz: rsttsr
Tlnsworlhs, strVin.S, o,e;ches. puppies. BOTS I'M
Gurltiss q me eloo ete. rut up IN quart 5o.lles
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

Compound syrupof ~ lid Cherry Hark.
This preparation ia the only perfect cough medi-
cine that know Of and cures all durable cases and
relieves those that are not curable l claim nothing
for the prescription but the method OF preparing 1t
IL such as to get all the medical effects from the In
gradients in perfection, and has taken the cxpcr-
ience and labor OF forty years to place 1t at the
head Of the cough medicines of the world II "
used aud prescribed by some Of the hest Doctors In
this AMI other States for their familcs and patients
Old persons aud old eases of cough relieved AMI
enabled 10 sleep and get rest and strength. Pc
pared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
anglo, ,eodtclanl 2sn Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
rue cpr, po,k ,ui,nn,nn,,

=, TIE worS " eons,ruc;ins great dry iorA At
FoTi kichn,oNd ot sufficient cSpSclty to accom-
noi.te the SreAt steamships 0f the Auer,,su
nue. ,, has been RESUMED Sctvely by the Reading
neresssry legislation hy closins tile strsets-
lSl.Gia SGr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
fliII.ADELPIIA, WILMINGTON
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

IfliII.ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON y
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 81, 1915.
Trains Will leave " ilmington as follows, for
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations, TOJ, g. 10,
S.2Op4I, 1880 q. M, ., 4 10, T.20, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York. 1.sl a. M, i2.lT, ,taas,
5.d9, p. M.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 1889. ln.rP,
o. M, $50 p. IN.
Baltimore and washingtou.i .is.5a, 2.O3, 1905 a. iu.,
1896, La, $50, ITO p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 800, $50, o25 a. NJ, l.2b, $40, p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 800, o.2b,
a. H., $40, p. IN.
Delnar and Intermediate Stations, zoo, 20, a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, $40 q.
M, Las, 6.sO, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 81 q. IN.
Baltimore and washington, l2.62,2.09 a. m.
For further information passengers are referred
TO the time tables posted at the depot
mar12ly Ii. Il. KINNEY, SuperiDteL dent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Cholera and Diarrnea Mixture

Cures diarrhes, dyscntery. cholera unostus
crsinp, pain. etc. Price IS GEMS per hottie
All the sboye remedies prepared and sod wsola
sale and -e.Si. At
FosTSSS psUG STuES.
Srlut ana Msst Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
curry Powder,

Celery seed, rure spices, seating wax sud corss
Also, spolses, ehSnols sslns syriuses, etc.,
... Az rae
iylI-u ", T. MkiCH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
ur.. Foster, ron.e si,,,r,.
mrs. tn.t,r, r,1t,r >,ix,

Nouic, lnytsOrSung. Apre,iIer CURES tysrsps.s
htsuiche, nervousness, deollity, fever ami as,ls
etc. Tut up in quart bottles Priee. s.. ~ eaca.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

Stations marked thus have no agents.
The regular morning train makes close connection
at Clayton with trains on the Delaware Road both
North and south.
Passengers for Baltimore change cars at Whining
ton. Passengers from Baltimore on morning train
change cars at Delaware Junction
Trains No. and will only run on Thursday and
Saturday.
Bep2, ,3mw FRED GERKER Lessee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Railroad Yines.

RALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
The great unrivalled route to the
WEST SOUTH, SOUTHWEST. and NORTHWEST.
PULLMAN cARs, ELEGANT DAY COACHES,
SUPERB HOTELS, MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
Al the modern appliances that c0nduce 10 speed.
safety and comfort are characteristic features OF
ihls great through line.
Information regarding route rates, movements Of
trains, ETC., Will be cheerfuy given at Goa. ofice,
NO. TOO CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
E. X. DORSEY, Asst. Gen. Ticket Agt.
TrOS. X. SHARP, Master ofTransportation
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