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RUUFINU MAI EhIAI15 -. ..,,., -.
tarred SHRaTHINc PAYER COAL TAI RoorIEG PfrcH and
CoMPosuIoE CKnKSr, FOB LEAkY ROOFS ,
u. n. MARTIN.
soMaiden lane and No Liberty street.
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ASPIRING STYLES GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
HArs now ready BURKE, ia Broadway park BANK
Ruf
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KITCHEN OUTFITS FROM $50.
Dinner Sets 100 pieces, SIS So
All kinds OF House Furnishing aoods China, Glass ana
Silverware at equally low prices, at --.o.v.
Cooper Institute, corner Third and Fourth avenuca
Catalogues free by mall
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EAU NEVERTHELESS Is AN INDISPENSABLE
'O"e' IsoN DUMAS, No. West Twenty .nnh street.
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A.-PATFNT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
$50 UPHAM 4 CO., 500 Broadway.
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HERBERTS WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
Elegant styles lowest prices Call and see samplea-
Ile Fulton street Nassau street, New York.
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REMEMBER wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CuxRnY when you require remedy ter q cough or .
cold Fifty cents and 81 bottle large bottles much the
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DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, HEARTBUR N,
wa,erbrash disturbed Sleep low spirits cured by Dr.
Snaps SPECIFIC. Retail, HARTNETT, Bible House.
and HOOPER, No lO2 Sixth venue
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SPAIN.

TEE PROSPECT or PEACE INCREASING DAILY
MILITARY OBJECTIONS FROM DON CARLOS.
LONDON April 3, 1876
The Posts advces from the Spanish frontier
represent the prospect OF peace as increasing
daily.
One hundred and eighty Cariist onicers have
already given In their submission TO King Alfonso.
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A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN AT MANUFAo-
turers prices, 7. l.I ~ Em " s EsS.
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A-FOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT GO
directly TO the manufactured ESPENSCHEID lis
Nne
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GARIBoLDI a CO., 1iss BROADwAY-PAT-
ent Venetian Mosaic Flooring Frescoe ald Decorators
Marble Cement for walls Now doing Western Union
Telegraph and New York Tribune buildings
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DIR. HALLS BRONCHAILINE is DOING NOBLE
work Colds coughs and bronchitis yield Immediately
to its influence 5Cc only, at druggists or os CEDAR
afra l0rE
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A-BROOKS' BOOTS AND SHOES THE
largest assortment IN the city and BROOKS PATENT
Coax SOLE and SuoRss recommended bv all ply
slciana lot OF SrocK at less than half price.
1876 Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street
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DIR RAILWAYS

CHRONIC CATARAH. DEAFSESS.-DR. KECK'9
method cures every case sunday, 10 I. m " Wess
Twenty fourth street, New YORK
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CuRKs BRONCHITIS, CArARRH CoUGHs, coLps and
chronic affections Of the THROAT Prepared BY the
Relief Manufacturing Company 20 Beaver street, New
York In private use % years. Certificates embracing
names such have never before been given In aid Of
any remedy furnished on application For sale by CAS-,
MkLI. HAZARD Coz GEORGE J. WhhCh, Isl
sixth avenue and Gilsey House n HAAS, Fourth ave.
nue. and twenty first street; HUDNUf 4 Co., Herald
building, and all DruggstA
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DIR. 8. s. FITCH MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY,
Sundays excepted, at IA Broadway, New York on
Consumption Asthma Heart Disease Dyspepsia, Liver.
Bowel. kidney. SKIN Diseases and Rheumatism. His
family phy stefan sent tree. Consultation free.
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BIRDS OF ALL KINDS ARE RESTORED TO
health aud song by the celebrated GLoB. BIRD MEpI
GIVE excellent while moulting brooding, &C. For safe
by all druggists bird dealers 2c per bottle IRE
pared by the SINGER GRAVEL FAfEh W, ooz neo-
Nav York.
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EAU MERvEILLEUsE NEEDS BUT ONE TRIAL
tn prove it, efficacy
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ST. GALNIER AND vICHY ST. YoRRE GENU-
inc MINERAL WATERS, Y. DUFoURC. sole agent for the
United states Tenth street The 81 Ycrre Is tho
coolest spring in vchy and II Is the only Vichy water
which bears transportation without depreciation
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BEsr Inn THE WORLD,

BEST IN THE WUkIlD, -.
The GRE at NoHPARrKL RKPRIGBRAroR, IS to $5l
III years manufacturing refrigerator
for household,
HOWARD d. BASSFORD
Cooper Institute, corner Third and Fourth avenuce
Catalogues free by mail.
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A-RUPRURE AND PHYSICAL DEFORMITlES
successfully treated by Or. 3 NJ MARSH principal OF
the late arm OF Marsh COL At his old office, No ?
Nesey street. Astor House. opposite 81 Paus church.
No connection with any other office IN this city.
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SORE THROAT OF THE WORST FORM RE-
sisted every remedy until tried 0xs LINIxESr IoDiSH
OF AmMoNtA. which cured me-
SIMEON CONLIF 10 second street A lbany ".
Depot A5i sixth avenue. All druggists sell L.
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DON'T BUY sELASTIC TRUSS'' TILL Y0U
have seen PoMERoY1s; price ST. At TAI Broadway.
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ALTHOUGH TOOTH PowDERs AND PAsTEs

are occasionally useful denurices so tar as pertain.
their friction erasive power - remove tarAr
and from the enamel few none Of them posses
valuable property cleansing the cavities or the IN
tersces the teeth the food which becomes
lodged therein and which Is the greatest source OF
decay n Is the power possessed by "SozoDoNrn alone
TO dislodge all such deposits, and thus prevent decay
gives Tits value But in connection win
this power, Is combined an embalmng or antisepuc
property and a delicate aromatic fragrance, wnicn
inakee IL really q toilet luxury, as IL re-
moves an disaareeable doors from the breath
arising from catarrh the Oftobacco or spirits IL
Impair such delightful sensation 20 the teeth and
mouth 10 make IL pleasure for both children aud
systematically they In the habit
OF performing their daily abluuons.
HogoDONT has been found highly nseful wash for the
m0uths OF invads and particularly those VINO sur
ferng from fevcrs as few drops, added to mouthiul
OF water and we'll agitated in the mouth will relieve
the tongue and surrounding parts Of their dry and
everish coating and will impart sensation OF GOODNESS
10 the mouth for several hours thereafter
sozoDoNr u AZ harmless as water, Il contains no
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EAU MERvEILLEUsE is AN ASTONISHING
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OAkLIsr COMMANDERS SECEDNG FROM THE
PRETENDERs CAUSE
MADRID, April 8, 1875
Since the issue OF General Cabrera's manifesto
20 the Carists 244 ocers have left the service OF
DON Carlos and entered France. or these nine
were generals.
Many Others have aurre ndered 10 the AlfonsistG
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS BELTS, KNEE
Capa Abdominal supporters. Suspensorv Bandages,
Shoulder Braces and Jrutches. at MARSHS truss
-qnine> Ma vssa1 ssrsah Lax W atsendspcAl
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DR. RADWAWS
sARsAPARTLLIAN RESOLVENT.
The Great Blood Further
For the Cure Of all Chronic Diseases.
Scrotua or SyphIliuc Hereditary or CONTAGIOUS,
be 1t seated in the =
Tunoa or Stomach, Skin Bones Flesh or Nerves,
Corrupting the Solids and Whaling the Fluids;
Chrome Rheuma tism- Scrotua- Glandular swelling
Ilacking Dry Cough, Cancerous AhectonA Syphlhtio
Complaints Bleeding Of the Lungs, Dyspepsa Water
SKIN and Hin Diseases Mercurial Diseases, Female
Complaints Gout, Dropsy, Rickots salt Rheum, Bron-
chitis Consumption, Kinney, Bladder. Liver Conn
plants 6c Price, 81 per bottle
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
the Cheapest and Best wedSine for FAMILY use 10 'n

One Fifty Gent Bottle
will cure more complaints ana prevent tne system
aeanst sudden attacks 81 epdcmics and contagious dis
500 expended for other medicines or
attendance. = :
ternay, taken internally according 10 directionss
pain, from whatever cause ceases TO exist
In all cases where pain discomfort - experiences
or II seized with Influenza Diphthera, Sore Throat Bad
Coughs hoarseness Bilious Collie, Inflammation OF the
Quinsy Fever and Ague or with Neuralgia Head acne
Pain in the Back or Rheumatism, with Diarrheas
Cholera Morbus Dysentery or with Turns scatds or
ton of RADwAY's READY Kelley viii cure you OF tho
worst OF these complaints in few hours
DR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
perfectly elegantly coated tor the cure OF al
disorders OF the stomach, Liver, Bowels kidneys bad
der Nervous Disc Headache Constipation, Cosuve-
ness Indigestion Dyspe psia Biousness Bilious Fever
Inflammation the Bowels Pi and all arrangements
OF the Internal ylscera Warranted to effect positive
DR. RAILWAY 4 CO., 81 Warren street.
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THE EAU mRRvETLLEUSE II AN ENTIRELY
harmless preparation For sale az LsON DUMAS, NO
West twenty fifth street.
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AL FURNITURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly q
adv
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THE prOpT,Fis FRIEND-IT rs SUSCEPTIBLE

THE PEOPLES FRlEND.-IT rs SUSCEPTIBLE
proof sewing achine has been greater
blessing 10 the masses American people than any i'm
venton OF the present century Nothing else has done 20
much 70 ave the lives and health OF the wives and moth
ers the patient overworked women OF the land who a.
class most needed relief from the burdens OF every
dav life Every father and husband fails in his duty
he negiects TO endow his home with such triumph %
room 7 and $40 Broadway, New YORK, aud ~ Fourth
street Brooklyn. This company wants 70" mor@
GOO
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WIGS. TOUPEEs, &U--G RAUcHFUSS, PRAC-
teal Wlgmaker and Importer OF Human Hair "A kase
Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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MACMILLAN OF MEXICO.

By Others nave surrendered 70 enc Alionslsts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
The Philadelphia Repubiicnns.

A GREAT ToEcuLidHr pARADE-TIIRrY THOUSAND
MEN IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE OHIO yIc-
TORY on THE TRANsPARENCIEs.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q. - The Republican
torchlight parade this evening was a remarkably
brilliant and successful effort, and compared
favorably with great demonstrations Of pIeei-
dental campaigns. Although the procession
marched eight men abreast, it was ~ hont
passing given point. The front of this army
OF voters loft the corner of South and Broad
Sts., at 81 o'clock, and it WAS nearly II when
the rear passed the reviewing stand, at the cor
ner of Girard Avenue and Broad ST. IL is estl-
mated that there were over 10000 meh Ill
line. The column was reviewed by Cows.
Hayes and Hartranft. Most OF the tran
sparencles carried notices that were mani
festly echoes Of tho Ohio campaign " Haid
Money and Free Schools" was the most frequent
device. The imposing character of the demon
stration shows what AN effective organization
and plenty of money will do. There is popular
enthusiasm to bring out such all immense array
of men, and well disciplined are the Repnb-
lican voters of the city that the party leaders
have only to issue their orders to tho various
ward clubs to bring out their forces and create
parade that has seldom been eqnaled in times
of intense political excitement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
SECOND EDITION.
The Nati.nai Centennial.

| vIsIr OF TUE 250 wEsrERN BUsiSfss MEN AMI
JoCRNALIsrB-bTA1E OF FoRwAhDNEss OF THF
BUILDINGS.
PHILADELPHIA, Od. 2l.-A large delegation of
prominent business men, public officials, and
journalists from welern and northwestern cit
les, arrived here lasrevening in special trains,
| from Pittaburg and buffalo to Visit the Centen-
nal grounds and buildings. They came as the
invited guests Of themerohants of Philadelphia,
| who early in the summer organized similar ex-
cursion from New Yttl aud New England. The
purpose of these excursions is to make leading
mon in different part of the country familiar
with the grandeur AID Importance of the Uni
versal Exhibition Of B1G. that by their perso-
nal influence, and thpugh the newspaper press,
they may arouse an Increased interest in Cen
tenna work in their several localities.
The two parties NOT here from the West num-
ber about $50 personsand include among others,
Governor elect Hayes ex-Gov. Noyes, and Sen
ator John Sherman o Ohio Gov. Hendricks of
Indiana, Gov Bagleypf Michigan, Hon. f. O.
Stannard, Geo. W. Fiihback and L. o. Knapp of
st. Louis Geo. Amoi, President of the Chica-
go Board OF Trade =. NJ. Holloway, President
of the Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce May
or DAYTON OF Buffalo, and Mayor Mark of Tole-
do. The daily papers of Buffalo, llrie, Cleve-
land, Detroit, Chicago, milwaukee, st. Paul, Dn-
buque, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis
are nearly all represented.
This morning, the pirty visited the Centennial
grounds. under the gridance of the Committee
of Merchants, and spent several hours inspecting
the various buildings. The main building is rap
idly approaching comretion-a part Of the su-
perstructnre OF the tansept remaining to be
erected, and part of tie flooring to be put down.
Machinery Hall il finished, two months in adj
vance of the contract time, and is now resdy for
the reception OF articles for exhibition Horti-
cultural Hall is nearly ready for occupancy and
its light and gay Moorish architecture was much
admired by the party. 80 WAS the massive gran
ito structure of the Ar Hall, in tie interior of
which there ia stl two or three months required
Agricultural Hall just begins to rhow a part Of
it's frame work. The Jury Pavilion is almost
ready for the roof. The large United Statas
building will be out OF the contractors hands in
Two OF three weeks, and tho United States Hos
pital lacks only its coat Of paint. The English
Commission buildings are nearly completed.
Other structures moro or Ices advanced are the
Photographic Association Bnilding, the Women's
Pavilion, the Ohio Commission Building, and
several restaurants.
The visitors were driven in carriages to Bel
mont, whero at 3 O'Clock n lunch was served,
which was followed by toasts and speeches ap-
propriate to the occasion. This evening por-
tion of the party started for their homes. The
Others will leave tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
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She Wilmington 'TrUi.

THE ENTRIES CLOSED WITH FINE ARRAY OF
hoEsrs--soME OF THE BEST RACES IN PROSPECT
EVER HELD IN TIs STATE.
The entries in the trials of spaed OF the Will
mlnston Trotting Association, to take place on
tho 9Th AMI d inst have been closed. The
list, entire Is printed in our advertising columns
IN t0-day'a ls7uo.
Theie are some weli-known aud very popular
horses entered in the six purses which have been
arranged, aud tnrf-men who have inspected the
list say that these races will bo among
TIE best ever held in this State.
several of the horses have made good
rewards on other tracks, aud few are held in
such esteem in certain localities that many per-
sous are wont to accept them as Il standard of
'pnpalson when speaking of speed. Andy
johnson, for instance, is known aud very popi.
AZ throughout tho whole Eastern Shore and in
delaware also, to some extent, but ho will find
Is foeman worthy his best bottom in Hcock,
eateTed by Philadephian. There are enough
'eally good horses to mako fine exhibition,
mh some very close and exciting contests.
With fair weather very large attendance may
iH expected. Much interest has already been
awakened in the event, and many strangers will
ba brought to Wilmington. The management
promise that good order will be maintained
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
Yesterday ar Pimlico

The racing at pimco, near Baltimore. yester
day was chiefly remarkable, says the American,
for the victory Of Nettie Norton in the Bowie
stakes, four mile heats, who, after selling low
est in the pools, carried off the race in the
first heat by dIstancing ali competitors. The
tn!e made was 1915 the fastest in which
the race WAS ever run at Pimlico, except when
Jack Frost did it last year in 7.33. Tho favor
ties were triumphant in the mile dash, which
;u4iness won IN LAT: aud the mile and Il half
selling race, which Madge did in 43ll. 70 day
IL the last of the meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

Mrs. George G'eeniield, residing near Pulaski,
New York, was found doad in her bedroom yes
terday morning, with her throat cut. Her hns-
band, who IL said to have been jealous Of her, is
suspected.
Two freight tgyns on the Baltimore ard Ohio
Railroad collided near Martinsburg, yesterday
afternoon. Both engines and a number OF cars
were wrecked, and five cars were consumed
with their contents, by FIRE.
The corner stone il the Reformed Episcopal
Church of the Rodeemer, at Baltimore, was LAID
yesterday, Bishop Cummings Officiating.
Secretary Chandler lefG Washington yesterday
for Michigan. He will be abssut about ten days.
No changes in his office will be made until his
return,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
rhc California Election.

Later returns of tho election in California
show that Carr the Republican candidate for
superintendent of Public instruction, has car
ned both San Francisco and the State by large
naiorites. The local election in San Francisco
WINGED Il total disregard OF party lines and it's
result IL said to be "a victory for the friends OF
good government The Democratic candidate
t'r Police Judge was elected by more than 1000
nalorlty, in II total vote of $4,000; the Probate
ana Municipal Judges clectod are Republicans,
While the County and three District Judges are
llumOcrnts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
From salisbury.
TRADE AND BUs1NEss-eALIsBURy d OPINION OF
HARRIS.

TRADE AND BU5lNEfs--EAIIeBURl OPINION oil
wILNrINdToN-PoLITIcALG GoesIp-spEEcH or MR..
HARRts.
Correspondence ofthe COltmercidt
SALISBURY, Mp, Oct. 81.
1t is rare sight for our citizens to see vessels
at our wharyes, and some of them recognize the
appropriation by which the river was deepened
as tho one good thing that has come out of
President Grants administration.
Owing to the tumble i'll the price of corn, the
Fall trade is not over brisk with our merchants.
They have, however, laid in largely, and will no
doubt run off their stocks.
The directors Of the Agricultural Society have
decided to have Fair sometime in November,
and are having their grounds !onohd and n track
made. but IL Is very doubtful whether they can
be ready, or nearly so, before the weather grows
too severe for their enterprise. We are having
perfect weather now, and the doctors report
that it is distressingly healthy.
Salisburans look upon Wilmington us " that
other metropolis of the Peninsula, and cousid-
er that it is not ~ very far behind Salisbury in
Importance and progress and from this stand
point, they were very sarcastic in their indigna-
tion over the way Perdues Salisbury mare was
treated in the twenty-mlle race. They saddled
the city with the moral turpitllde of the man
who refused to hand over the forfeit. But be-
hold in a few days it transpired that a Salts
burian who had money bet on the time to be
made, lost and refused TO hand over the money
Nothing has been said about Wilmington since.
Politics are very quiet. The candidate for
Governor or the Reform ticket. accompanied by
Francis Miller. ED. delivered II speech here,
last Monday few only from the country
attended, and his audience was chiefly compOs-
ed of the citizens OF tie town. MIR. Harris il
very fine speaker; but he could not awaken ell
thusiasm in that audience-most of them take
their whiskey and politics straight. The reform or
independent element, here. having gained all it
asked for on the county ticket has aubsided
and supports the State ticket. There
is, however, open and frequent expression of
sympathy with the municipal reform movement
in Baltimore and Mr.. Woolford, regular candi-
date for Comptroller, will be quietly erased by
many voters Of this county, The Republicans
are quiescent and drifting peaceaby along
waiting for something to turn up
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
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Monastery i'm MARYLAND.

A rrappist Monk, Francis de Sales, has been
commissioned to purchase property in the State
of Maryland where it is proposed to erect a
emily extensive for the pursuit OF agriculture,
which is an important industry among The monks
of La Trappe. Two hundred monks, ta.
ken from monasteries in ireland, France, and
Turkey, will oscupy a house which Brother
Francis de Sales wall temporarily rent, 20 that
during the erection of the monastery and the
laying out of the grounds the newly-arrived
monks may make themselves familiar with the
customs of the country. They are expected to
arrive about Dec lst. The rules which bind the
Trappists are very stringent. Constant silerce
II ONO OF their YnMs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

Ex-senator Z4chariah Chandler, of Michigan.
has succeeded Delano as Secretary of the Inter
ior. Mr.. Chandler is honest, upright, angular
and stubborn in character, good fighter, and
one who has been somewhat fierce politician.
He is little after the Andy Johnson style, and
may very possibly provo Just the man for the
place. --lSp"ingtieid Union.
HE bodies of an old man and three boys.
with the throats cut, were discovered yesterday
in small dwelling at Denver Colorado, which
had been occupied by italian musicians. 1t was
supposed the murder WAS committed by the
Italians and detectives have been sent in search
of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
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southern IfaiIrOnds.

A railroad manager, now in Boston, gives the
following as the conditions, of the railroads
south OF the Potomac. The represented cap
ital OF these roads is s57l, 100000 Twenty
millions OF this capital are paying dividends, and
ten millions being in roads leased to other cor
poratons. which, in consequence, are obliged to
pass their own dividends. Three fourths of all
tho stock and bonds of these roads have been
sunk, and the roads are virtually bankrupt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
sew YORK Hotel TO be Closed.

Barnums Hotel, at Broadway and Twentieth
streets, New York will be closed tomorrow I'M
der circumstances which are equivalent to
d suspension of business by its present propris-
tors. Preparations are making for the mmedi-
ate vacation of the premises. The lease Of the
proprietor does uot expire until March next, but
after careful review of the condition and pros
pects of the hotel business in New York. his rep
resentatiyes have concluded not to continue the
undertaking longer. 1t is proposed to turn
the lower floor into stores, retaining the dwell
ing rooms above upon plan similar to that
adopted in remodeling the Astor House.