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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

Ihe bids were referred.
Tie ordinance to extend and lay out certain
streets WAS read IA third time and passed., it hav-
ing been approved by the town meeting held in
the hall previously during the evening.
Mr. VIM. NJ Candy moved that commission
be asked for on Walnut street, from Fourteenth
to the Brandywine. Adopted.
The ordinance Tor the relief of Joseph Rich
ards was read a third time and passed. 1t pro-
vldes that on market days space of xix feet
shall be kept clear in front of lis market house,
| Oh King street below Third.
The ordnance authorizing loan of s25, 600
for the benefit of the City Hospital was read n
| third time and passed.
The following orders were directed to be
drawn: Pay roll of Street Department, S470..
so; Pay roll Of Water Department, 5l42.74
Pay roll of Cold Spring Reservoir, s1,O72.2O
Pay roll of carts for same, 5i.2G 60; Sundry
bondholders, for interest," $500 John Peoples,
cashier of Union Bank, to pay note, s20,O00; f.
Vincent, IS As; Iobt. Cook, 800; Hiram
Moore, 5lol 60 Capelle 4 Bro, s3,liG.s5i Jas.
HuTrirau $50
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
T--- - - ----
Let The People speak.

: - MANHATTAN, kHH.
X. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, y:
Dear Sir-ionr Favorlie Prescription has done
my wife world OF good. she has taken nearly two
bottles AMI has felt better the past two III than
at any time IN the past two years. No more periOd
cal pains none OF that aching back or dragging
sensation IN her stomach she has been accustomed
1t that would he perfectly willing 10 warrant to
certain customers Of urs who wound be glad to get
hold OF relief at any expense. | have tried many
Patent Medicines, but never had any occasion to
eAt tOl one before.
Very truly yours,
GEO. B. VIII TING.
Mrs. X. X. DAILY, Metropolis, ILL.,, writes:
"Dr. X. " Pelce-My sister is using the Favorite
Prescription with great benefit"
MARY ANN FRIsBiE, Lehman, Pa, writet
"Dr. II. V. Pierce-What l have taken OF your
medicine has been OF more benefit to me than all
Others and hundreds OF doctors bills"
DR.. Pierces Favorte Prescription is sold by dea-
lcrs in medicines generally
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

THE CHgsApEAKE FIsHERIEs.-The catch OF
sliad and herring is increasing. The giers are
still doing well, and some of the floats and shore
are dong moderately. From five to ten thous-
and shad arc being daily shipped
by rail to Philadelphia and other
points. Sadler's floats have been aver
aging, for the past few days, about 1900 shad
and 10000 herring. Several OF our shores have
been greatly Murdered by logs and stumps which
come down the river during the freshet and were
deposited on their hauling.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
mOnunhentlO Liberty.

THE wAsuiEdroN LADIES MOVING IN THE EFFORT
WAsnINaroS, April 20.
An executive committee of ladies Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, an adjunct to the National
Commemorative Monument Association, has just
been form, d to aid in securing funds for the
erection IL callossal monument to Liberty in
Independence Square in Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
Tho Temperature, To-day.
As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oRFIoE
At 3 A. M, 5iI Atl p. M, u
City Council.

PROCEEDINGS, LAST EVENING ANOTHER LOAN OF
900 AUTHORIZED PASSAGE or THE STREET
ORDINANCE
Council met in regular SESSION. last evening,
President Maris in the chair.
Favorable reports by the Street committee,
for the macadamizing of Fourth street from
Market to Tatnall, Ia remonstrance against this
work WAS reported adversely; for sewer on
Lombard street from 10th to the Brandywine, if
the same be done at no expense to the city, for
the paving of the lower half of the gutter on the
north side of Windsor street, between Adams
and Jackson (the paving OF the gutter in the
whole square was asked) All were adopted.
Adverse reports by the Committee ON Open
ing Streets, on the grading and paving OF
Pennsylyania Avenue, from Clayton to Union
streets, Adopted.
The City Treasurer reported balance in bank
to the credit of the city of S137 ISL Al.
The Street Commissioner reported 81 men and
10 horses and carts employed, and Chief Engi-
neer OF the Water Works 145 men.
Petitions referred from l.. F. Gambrill, for
grading at 10th and Jefferson streets from
VIM. Connor, asking permission to raise a frame
back kitchen another story in rear OF $40 West
Sth st from t. NJ. Ogle asking for license as
auctloneer( granted ON compliance with the law
from Patrick Taggart, for the curblng, paving
and guttering of Adams sire ct, between Shall
cro5s aud Lowering avenues from Wm Tatnall
and others. for the curbing, paving
| and gnttering of Lowering Avenue be-
| tween Adams and Jackson from j. H.. Prim-
| rose and others, for tine paving and guttering
of llth street, between West and Washington
| from Jas. NJ. Shoemaker, for the free OF
water for the purpose OF sprinklng streets (re-
| ferred with power to act } from Patrick Kelley,
calling attention to violations of frame build
| ing ordinance in 9th street. between Lombard
and Pine and asking remedy from p. r. Ma
han for the curbing and paving of the East
side OF Franklin, between Reed and Chestnut.
| On motion OF MIR. Adams the negotiation of Il
| loan OF s20, 0l0 at the Union Bank for ninety
| days. was ordered.
| Mr. Baker presented bids for flag and gutter
stone, az follows
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
Ig Is. Accident.

TRAIN on THE A. x q. W. H. n. RUNS OFF THE
TRACK.
CLEVELAND. o., April 80.
On Wodno si!ay, train No. 8 on the Atlantic
and Great Western II. r. ran off the track at
Millers station, 90 miles from Meadevle The
smoking baggage and ladies' cars, engine and
tender were ditohed. Three or four passengers
were severely bnt not seriously injured,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
znArGtnd.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
IL ladies, pleasant rooms Also, table boarders
can be accommodated, at -
apr9-tf NO. 7Oa MARKET STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
- ladies with desirable rooms, at
marsl-lm NO. 5OI SBIPLEY STREET
ROAkDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
ID Apply 1an2tf S12 KING.
OARDING WITH DESIRABLE
- rooms at 1y7-f sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
BN-LCOKi LOOKi LOOKI
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE,

1t will cure Dyspepsia Sour Stomach and Heart
burn.
1t win make you strong and give you new life.
ton.
IL Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that a tonic will do without liquor to
stimulate. II is not Wine of Iron Try It, Doctors
prescribe 1t. Ciergy recommend 1t. Thousands
hAvs been cured with It. Suffer no longer. Send
and get a circular See what II has done.
For sale by Smith X Painter, r. Bringhurst j Co.
z. McInall, dr., and Druggists generally. apr2-llu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
FIFTH EDITION.
Fires.

LARGE CONFEDERATION IN WISCONSIN,
MILWAUKEE, April 80.
A fire at Oconamocvoc yesterday destroyed
the Labelle House, the drug store OF Ockley
Lardue and the dry goods store OF F. U. Web
Der.
The loss is 100000.
A NEW HAMPSHIRE FACTORY BURNED.
LAWRENCE, Mass, April 80
The wool Rhoddy factory at North Salem, NJ
H.. operated by Pendorgast Il Co. was burned,
yesterday. Pendergast's loss :3O,00O. Loss on
building $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
social Equality.

no LAW COMPETENT TO ENFORCE IT.
WAsHINGToM, Apr. 80.
Judges Brooks aud Dick, recently in their re-
spective charges to Grand Jnres in North Caro-
lima, declared the criminal features OF the Civil
r ghts act unconstitutional as no law coull say
that men are socially equal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
AT MERRIck'S BA1AAl g.,

A SSIGNEE'S SALE
IA OF LUMBER
ON TUESDAY, MAY 4TH, 1S55
viii he sold, The entire stock Of g. IlewcsA 90
corner uf Front amt Pine Streets. consisting nf
aO NJ feet u hile pine hUud4
li " yellow pine plank,
"a I" ' Oak plank,
10 " white tiue p nh.
~ '' - white pine sd'ny,
30 " h"ln'Ock Ist nnd sti,
~ " ' yellow pine forring.
:" g spruce luislA
~ 81 " yellow pine sci.
100 sawed ouk posts,
II cypress shingles.
NJ shaved pine shingles,
NJ sawed pine shingles.
unlber wagons, carriage, pair lumberAN-
wheels 2 draft horses, carriage horse, 2Jc9r
lumber sheds frame stable, set carriage harness
sets wagon harness, shinge butter aiid joihipr
frame oilice AMI sign, Oilce desks. 3 0re chnlr.
bundle rope, stove, iron safe and letter press.
CONDITIONS OF SALE All sums under fluO 10
be paid cash, on all sums over $500 ninety days w
he allowed by the purchaser giving barkabr noe
with approved endOrscr.
sale to commence at ~ O'Clock, a. M.
Horses and Wag, ns Will be sold at O'Clock.
THOMAS DARl INGTUN.
- Assignee OF X. HENEs, IO.
apr22,24,2S,2e 3OmyJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
T,HOMAS NJ. OGLE
l. AUGTlUHEE,.
DUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND REAL
ESTATE.
The subscriber will oifer at Public sale,
On Saturday, May Sth, 1875,
ut 10 O'Clock, sharp,
AUGTlUHEE,s

NJ his stables OH Grange street between Second AMI
\ hird streets. the following desirable property:
No. ', Fine turnout con listing OF one par n
thoroughbred bay mares, fifteen and hall mnds
hlgb, and years old, travel together insile Oi 4
| minutes, warranted souLd AMI gentle wolhtr-,
double or single, fearlesss Of locomotives one cIl
navel her mile IN minutes. set Of light harness,
| made by lacey Phillips one two seated plainn,
| nearly new, made by Gregg \ Bowe. rare clhli".
NO 2, One pair dark brown horses years "al
good drivers AMI workers. double or single.
No. D. one bny horse, years cid, n good lrai a
| driver.
No. 4. gray horse, years Old, good worker III
| No. 3, gray mare, years Old, good driver.
No. Q, hay mare years old, good WORK horse
No. I, new open front Jenny Lind wagon
| M. s, sccoud hand Jenny Lind wagon
No. ., TrottiDg sulkey nearly new also two se's
single carriage harness, several good collars, lt
CHEST, Iarllcss closet, saddle auu bride, calths
| box, AMI other articles not here enumerated Anrt
| The personal property Is sold, the STA DE Rupci
Will be offered for sale.
No. I, Stable property on Orange street between
Second and Third streets, lot "A feet ~ lncrs
| front, running back 30 feet iIcl deep with bfl0
and frame stable suitable to hold IL head of horses,
also a carriage room. 1his being central place
Ter Cub, Private or Livery Stables, the attention "i
| horsemen IL invited 10 this sale.
No. 2, My private residence, No. s0i Shlllr'
street, lot "a feet front by 04 eeJ II inches deep
| with feet wide alley running through To orange
street the building s double brick house. 70 teri
ieep WIN IA rooms, with all the modern Improve
lileh', including heater, range, hot AMI coli Wdri
ga, &c. 1t Is one of the pl,asantest residences III
| the city.
No. 8, Two 3 story brick houses, $. E. rornr
Ninth and Wilson stieets lot Is feet front, a. fee
deep main building IS feet deep with room M
frame kitchen. these houses are well worth In
| attention of persons seeking investments.
No 4, enc lot OF ground ON Harrison aud Sra
more streets, West wilmington adjoining ilt -gia
Rts built by thtt tlana river Improvement 90, ~
ieet front by ~ feet deep 7 his IL most desa'nt
lot, having three fr0uts.
., Ierus ii sale. DAVID ENoN
Ihos. NJ. OGLE, Auc''r. sprii'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
Corporation agotiffs.

NEW CASTLE II FRENCHTOWN
~ TURNPIKE " RAILROAD COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the sto kholiers OF this
company and an election OF directors will take
place at the Office of The Company in New Castle on
Thursday the l4th day OF May next a. II A. NJ.
A. HOtNER,
apr2l,2taw 3w Secretary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
Mautfd.


WANTED-A GOOD COACH BODY
w maker. Apply ut
K. WEAvER'S COACH SHOP,
apr3O1ts Krnnett square. Pa.
ANTED-EVERY BODY TO KNOW
w that Chadwicks fouutAlr ice cream Par,len
apd museum WI bA open to the public on Satu day,
May LIST. for the season, Nos. 2T aad 29 West itii
street IL Is the pleasuntest place In tue city.
apr30-2t
w A N TIE D.-A NARRIFD MAN
w wants position a. book keeper or elerh IN
manufactory Or Wholesale sore, Is iully competent,
best reference. Add,ess JACKSON,
apr2s,lf care of h. II. Jones, Ilh Shpey 81.
NJANTED-TO SELL ON ACCOUNT
w OF parties leaving the state, II good bu lntss.
centrally located, good city AMI country trade. For
particulars Apply To u. NJ. CLOUD GO.
apr26,tf M. 4, Fast 9d street.
WANTED. - AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w coored man, who has had horses aud car
rages In charge, and furnish satisfactory refer
enceI oay nnj desirable situation 10y addressing
mar30,u W. s. H., through the tost ulice.
+. S.-EnclOse references In appllcatiOu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
The wounded Policeman.

MS DEATH OCCURS THIS MORNING.
WLKEsDARRE, Pa, APRIL 30.
Officer Rubsenner, who was shot by Connell,
yesterday, died early this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

Mis- SAT1sBuRy's FUsERAI.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Ex-Governor salisbury. whose death oc-
urred at Dover yesterday will take place in
that town to morrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
The Clayton House

ARRIVALS, UP TO THIS MORNING.
James n Carpenter, Camden, N, j.
Geo q Browell, Phila.
j liable. New York.
VIM II Rosa, Sussex, Del.
Cornelius Henry, Boston.
Horace A Beale, Coatesyile.
MRS. II A Beale, "
JOS McNeal, Frankford.
q + Hyde, Northampton, Mass
VIM Sholl, Phlla. ...-."-
l. K Shoner, Pa.
Morley Opler, New York,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

1H- Charles Lamb, Fssayist, denounced all splritu-
ous liquors as " Wet DamnatiOn." Poor fellow he
knew whereof he spake, by sad experience, and il
living would apply The same to Alcoholic Excltants
advertised as Curealls. But there Is one Tome and
Alternative In eXisteDce-tne best the world has ever
known-whch contains no alcohol. 1t Is DR.. Walk
er's California Vinegar Bitters. apr5-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

u Hyde, Northampton, MaAs
VIM j Sholl, Phlla
l. Shoner, Pa.
Morley Opler, New York,
SECOND STREET MARRET HousE. L. l.. Rice,
Jr, architect, has prepared draft of the new
market building which the butchers IN the Sec
ond street market will to erect on the site of
the present sheds. The plan was exposed to
the members of council, last night, but no ac.
ton WAS taken. 1t was pretty much the same
IN was described in these columns some weeks
ago, close brick building well ventilated and
lighted, and extending all the way from Market
to King streets. The front elevation of the two
streets has the appearance of a two story build
ing, but 1t ID not designed to place Il floor in
these parts but to keep the whole building mn
obstructed between the floor and the roof. The
estimate cost is @25 000
PEACHES ON THE EASTERN SuoRE.-In Talbot
county, tho Easton ledger says Peaches as
far an we can ascertain, are not much injured in
this county. Some varieties will be cut short,
and in all parts of the county there is more or
less damage, but there is still enough left on
the trees, and if no further injury occsTs Tai
bot may be set down for fair average crop if
the young peaches do not drop from the trees.
In Caroline county, the Denton Union says :
From recent and pretty thorough examinations
| it is believed that if all the buds left uuinjured
| should come to perfection we will have the
heaviest fruit crop i'll this section that has been
produced for Year,.
| AN ELECTRIC CLOCK. The latest curiosity az a
| time keeper, in a clock run by electricity in the
| ewelry store OF John B. Graves at No. Is East
4th street. 1t is run by ali electric battery .on
| top of the clock, tho battery regulating itself,
and only requires repenishing every IS months
| at cost of 50 cents. This obyates all the
troubles and accidents attendant upon winding,
and unless some misfortune happens the clock
never gets out Of repair.
Town MEETING The Tornalities of a town
meeting to determine the establishment of the
extension of several streets in the Western part
OF the city (fully set forth in tuesdays CONNER
cAL) were gone through with at the City Hall,
last evening James Bradford presided, and S.
II. Smith acted AZ secretary. The extensions
were approved as proposed. and the ordinance
providing for the same subsequently passed
Council.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

rr Nervous DeJitity.-A depressed irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or anlination confused head, weak MEM
OrY. The consequence of excesses, or mental over
work. This Neruots Debility inds Il sovereign cure
IN Hu,nphrtys Homeopathic Specific, No. Is. 1t
tones up the system, dlspels the mental gloom and
d spondency, AMI reuyenates the entire system. IL
Is perfectly harmless ana alwa,s efficient. Price
s. for package OF i've boxes and large 81 vial OF
powder, which is Important In old, serious cases !;
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists, or sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. s62 Rroad-
way, NJ. Y. feb25,d&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

rH Eggs for Hdtching.-The usual price for Brown
Leghorn eggs for Matching with poultry breeders,
Is - per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh are
now being sold at only 81, and the breed pure For
the table Brown Ieghorns are good fowl, and for
laying qualities Thy haze equal. Apply at 42i
Market street. nar24-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

fNA A Correspondent, writing from Athens cur
l0usly contrasts the mixtures TO lie fould there OF
ancient and modern civilizations Railroads SPIN
their trains amid the temples of three Thousand
years steamers dash their swells upon the Pireus
ami the scream OF their whistles resound from
Alhos, ~ ntellcus and tytherOn to Olympus and
lht tliehVens beyond their gods. DR.. Ayers world
nOwned medicines, those consnmmatons Uf modern
science are posted on the AcropOlis the Parthenon,
tie Areopagus and Theslon, while the modest cards
# Cherry fectoral, Ayers SarsaTarils, Ague cure
and illls look from the windows Of the shops In the
streets OF Athens, where they are sod-N Y. Giobe.
IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
ST, NICHOLAS.
"slX MAGAZINES IN ONE EAR.

we quote the following from the LITERARY NOTES
OF the New York Tribune:
"1'he absorption by ST.. NICHOLSON Of TaK LrnLK
CORPORAL, OF Chicago, and The ScnooLDAy MAda-
zISR, OF Philadelphia, the Oldest monthly of its class
In the country, calls to mind the preyi jus achieve
ments of this v0racinus Saint.
"THE RIvEssIDE MAGAZ NR was con solidat,,l with
It at the start then followed ouK iousd FOLKS.
with Its wide popularity and Subscription list, aii,i
THE CnIIDREs's HOUR of T. $. Arthur came next.
sT. NICHOLAS thus represents six magazines, and the
enterprise OF Its publish rs and the good taste OF its
editors have III ide it such an excellent magazine,
that many OF Its readers declare 1t good all the
six together. 1t has certainly obtained list OF con
tributors such no o'her child's magazine or few
publications of any sort, in the world can boast. II
has caused the best writer's in America to turn their
attention tn the task of giving delight and mparlng
culture To children. This absorption OF rivals might
make ST. NICHOLAS dangerous monopoly but that
its propreOrs may be thoronghy,rusted 10 give the
most interesting articles that can be obtained for
money. The process of consolidation Is neces
ssry result of the growth Of this Kind Of literature
which compes, with Its Increased expenditures,
the massing ef the many weak periodicals. occupy
ing the same field in'o few strong ones In the
ayaanch OF immoral literature that threatens the
children, some strong, vitality Wholesome, an
really attractive magazine is required for them
and 1T. NICHOLAS has reached II higher plato m,
and commands for this service wider resources IN
art AMI letters than any of It's predecessors or CO.
temporaries'
81. NICt oLAS for MAY is now ready. subscrlp-
tion Price, 50 a year ;25 cents number. Sold by
all Newsicalers, Booksellers. and Postmasters.
Send Twenty-Five Cents for " Tip-Top Selections
from ST. Nicho as for Boys"
sCRIBNER y CO.. 7l3 BROADWAY, MY.
apr2o If
7 IPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE FORM
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED NOW READY.
CONTAINING:
l. UP TIE PARANA AND IN PARAGUAY. Two
Papers. l. Illustrated.
2. THREE FEATHERS. Part 10. WILLIAM BLACK
3. CAMPFIRE LYRICS. Clamp In Three
Lights. EDWARD KEARsLEY.
A. ovERwoRKED WOMEN. ALEXANDER DELaAR
3. SPRING JOYS. EMMA LAZARUS.
C. HOW LADY LOUISA MOOR AMUSED HER
SELF. The Author Of Bindplts."
I. wALrURGIs NIGHT. Wv. Yousa.
s. FREDERICK LEMAlTRE. WRIT SKIES
9 THE SoNG-WIND. JAMES MAURICE THOMPSON.
10. NoRTHwAIiD TO HIGH ASIA. FRANK VIM
CENT, Jr.
Il. BEHIND THEIR FANS. From the French of
Gustave DrOz. r. S. PERKY.
~. A MODERN ART WORKSHOP IN UMBRIA,
II. ADoi.pnUs TROLLoPR.
10. A STORY OF AMERICAN CHlvALRY. E.
u. WILLIAM. EARL OF sIIELBURNE. W. D. X.
10. OUR MONTHLY GoSSIP-SocIety In Paris
National Forms OF Greeting Sea Gnnble
ReadiDg-Letters of u Prime .ss-A Hint
for the Centennial.
| lG. LITERATURE OF THE DAY
FOR SALE BY ALL PERIODICAL DEALERS.
30 cents per number "a per year. SPECIMEN
NUMBER with Premium List, mailed on receipt of
20 cents.
J. b. LIPPlNCOTT & co,
PUBLISHERS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
CITY ITEMS.

~ Srsls Garden seeds, all kinds fresh stock
Bowmans, Ind and King streets. marz3-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
for Sals.

NOR sALE-A BRED
u flderney bull, quiet and manageable will be
sold reasonably. Also, KitIatinny blackberry plants.
Apply or address A n. TATNAII,
uUrl enutf Ninth W aru.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
List OF Iinciaimed Letter.

Remaining In the Wilmington, Del, Post one,
Saturday, April 1ath, 1916.
LADIRs LIST.
Andrew, Elizabeth Massey, Amanda
Brown EliZt McHurd, Ben lamln
Bailey, Maggie McCuleigh, tus
Craig, Mary Moore, Raichel
Conrade, Mlnna Rks. ri Ia
Craig, 7 slrex, Rliza
Cornish, Title Spaulding, John Mira
Gordon aura STOW, Jennie
Rbert, Ellie smith, l.
Harkins, Jennie Shannon, Mary A
LazenbY, Nea Sanders, Maria
Laugh In, Kate Walters, Mary
Massey, Amanda Williams, Sarah Ii
GENrI-EMBN's LIST.
Burns Aron Leithiser
Bailey, George Megaellauch, Is
Burrows, j Morris George
Burns h Smucker 0'Brien David
Butcher james Il Organ, Joseph
Chambers Frank Quay, John
Cleaves, George Sweeney, Jas
Crossl y, William siaennacker, Mr.
Dupgan, John Spear, capt Nm
Duplanty, Albert starr Samuel w
Dawnng Son Staut, Vim
Daniels, James w Uncerwooi. l.. Jerimiah
Glnsol, John william, Harrle
Gorley, saml wilkins, John
lrtlaD, Chas WAlraven, James
WILLIAM PYLE, =. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
Ne,u Publifatluns.

'1he b,a Chihi's Isyiodicai paper IN the 0~h. -
JouN q. " HITTER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
CITY ITEMS.

tw-"1heh Name is LECTION" may he applied To
those who die annually OF consumption, although
science has of late years sensibly dlmished thelI
number. II Is gratifying to know that The general
use OF DR.. Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry is large
~ instrumental IN attaining this end 50 cts. and 81
u bottle large bottles much the cheaper
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

nor sALE-ONE ENTIRE SQUARE
l. OF or ,und in the 9th ward. fronting on Market
street extending back 10 TatDal street. For terms
and price apply TO MN. CHILD II co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

LOR SALE.-A JUMP SEAT CAR
II riage ,arly new, cost $215 will be sold at
great bargain and only for the want of use. Apply
at the NEW AMERICAN $. Nj. OFFICE,
apl29,st us Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

MANY NEW AND DESIRABLE DRRss Gpt DS
AT OUR 4tCENT COu INTER-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
pEGISTRY BUREAU NOIIUE
RfluprsI.

REMOVAL
IL DIR VAN DEvENTER
Has removed his Dental establishment from sO2 Mar
ket Street TON EAST FlFil STREET, (oppo-
site the ladies entrance to Cluy ton House, where he
VIII he pleased 10 have those who desire TO have
their teeth skiuly attended to, to call upon him.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

EOR SALE.-LOT ON JEFFERSON
l. street, between 1ith and 12 h streets, 1i3 by
100. For terms and price apply to
apr2T, I2teoil NJ M CHILD n co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

A Complete Line of our Celebrat ted
Trefousse Kid Gloves, in all the New
Spring Shades!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30

ENOR SALE l.OW-ONE 7 OCTAVE
Il piano, loud and sweet toned also some good
furniture and pictures, etc. Apply at
No. 1912 CHESTNUT STREET
apr23lf West Wilmington