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MEMPHIS Tenn Fob. 3.-Thc appeal says, Ia
rcforonce to the book found in possession Of !
person at Louisville, relating to the iutrigues
mud alleged marriage Of George ~. of ENGLAND,
that Louisville has the book. but lIomphls hss
tho man, and that Francis Wallford White, clsrk
In tho Southern Express office, is the grandson
Of that monarch by Mrs. Fltzherbert. Mr. White
htateB that his father, William Wallfo:d. died u
Portsmouth Hants juno al, 1852 and Iet.
payers establishing tho fact that ha waa Hon Of
king George. Mr.. White treats tho matter With
Indifference. He hnH two brothers living in thia
State, one at Nashville
, 1875-02-04

4aymenenl-ltternr Alarm sf
Fire on n Rough nay.
5rec1at Dispatch to Tbs Chtcaoo Tribune.
FnEEfoRr, ILL.,, Feb. o.-Ths marriage, .hit
eveuiug, At the residence OF Mr. A. K. stibgcn,
BY the Rev. T. p. Cleveland, OF Mr.. Charles P,
Chapman and Miss Anna stibgen. WAS ons Of
The most happy society events rocontly occurring
in this city.
The High School Literary Society gave an III.
toresting entertainment Tonight.
An alarm Of fro to-day fortunately proved
falsc. but tl1cd tho stroots with frightened peo.
Dlc.
, 1875-02-04

rb,cvo, enterol Al, hnuse Of !, y Graham M kr7
a,,,r ,.ransan .,raa, Ia.t ,i,ht - .tn,a .x...h
soutn 'eaetson e'ses'' i@s' nsu' 81" s'"'e "@ten
and 80 In currency.
r,, 1e srovn,. .rarve1, contest uayo omn1ormrnt
-. ~. a,tor,,rs ,,I Nat,.Is, =, .;th. .,,a
10 !ne a''oFneys anu noEaf'es ~ @saeF 1ae
without developing anything Of impottencts
r,JI,eer prince srrested a MIN Yesterday. o, INN.
picon Of stealing lot Of pumbers' and carpenters,
1so,s wl,Ir, ware found In hIs nokaesao, Tha nr,s
easss' "',.'.', %A w. .,.s ~. p0'''
once ieloAeu ~ b"e III" hA'Ae'
Van 1,urcr strect car ncnr Woroan. and shaved ~
.nnrocatton Of lho event by waarina his caudlo
p.nlsgs for some lime afterward.
"Ah,s uu,,e.ed a prisoner ut tho Criminal Court
s IT, npes ~ IN % Speed 30 9 Jn's wauaR ssv. ee
year IN tne teo"eaaaFs7
Tho tempcsaturs yesterday, A observed by l..
gas W. ~ aoss
10 a. m, above; II M. above; y. m., above;
y. nj, o; 9 P. u., 5 below.
for tns ensuna sasr Of tie asone BoarG Of nosat n
Ills iii eli city Tsesdeas, William Alrisi ylcopresidupt reside
!. cy,t TIanutivc cammittes I,r II Thhn.In + l.
Chadwick Appointed Actuary. E. n. Tucker
sopbo worrsl tainted during tho pe,form,pea n.
ts hasIphL tuesday nuit. and had 10 Ia carrioI ~
..,s It was sse1tsnsa TT @ h,t H.
H.
~no Is usual oseul'su ..oa' soa's near 'n0 a'asS'
Owing to the severe cold Of last evening there
s'n,', Attendance s s snns4! meeting 2, sas
halthour spent lii dovot'onsl e1ercaes in covenant
neetipg It WAS resolved e postpone the election Of
Otcera Ut the Church TIL tho lss OF May. The recep-
ton and atuHkion of tho reports Of Tie Building aud
finaAso Committees wera deferred TIL next Wednes-
o"s e'sa'ns' ..
Tho Committee appointed by ths Merchants, Farm
ets md Scanica D1nk to make the award OF prizsa
for tho Leat l1us Of r0p1oof construction met yes
terdAy afternoon ana eonvsr'ed about ths plans, but
, 1875-02-04
REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.

Special DtsDatch 70 The Chicago 7vi6uns.
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Feb. ST.. D. 6owal1, of
Massachusetts, has been appointed Supervisor
OF Iuternai Revenue for Ohio aud Indiana. vico
s. r. Powell, whom the Government has ap-
pointed to the supervisority Of Internal Revenue
for California, with headquartora ut San Fran-
CHICO. Mr. scwalI will probably romove his
olicc from this city to Cincinnati or lnslianapo-
lis. Sone degree Of political importance IL gen.
orally attached to this change.
, 1875-02-04
THE sHENtFF's INCOME.


To the E1inr NJ tbs chienya 7rihunt:
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-S,n: In tho daily Issues sf your
paper among othcr objects discussed by you 10 TINT
Of the Office nf Sheriff OF Cook County, It's enaolu-
mcns, especially the prohts Of feeding tho prisoners.
Having been personally acquitted with tbs In
which the prisoners have been fod for thu past eght
yoare, the coat Of tho food, the Of feeling,
etc fee, competent to give you the exact profit thero
Is in running The County jail. Tho sverage number
Of prisoners ID 12l per day tho year Around to be fed
by The Sheriff. Hs Ia allowed IS cents per
head daily, which amounts to s41 per day,
For breakt"s. each cn!l!rit f Furnished Two
full of samo sort Of nutd ,-God and tho Sheriff only
know what It il; tho boy who deals II out calls Il
beef il hrso kettls They le,l ous of III. pottaee
Il IN s H. %ses ts
which they call seap.n Tho average cos. por p1is-
oner. >, taking ,', ~ Highest ", market lrieee
cent, m @ ros enpr' " .nper @ they dosi out %
each prisoner ono small loaf Of bread, which could
dss o o noS net Is
ch1uge Of Dict NAV, give the Sheriff an extra allow
anss q X eeata PER lcsa for extras md hs would
Mt the aforesaid average, makes sal per day ou ths
wholo sompsny IN n tue 5sil I an Informed BY
know, that tho not profits nro $40 pr psr day y
Aside from. thsa there are number Of persons III.
TT san wnn 5 nayn sans ss, and % @ m not
by EAd friends from tho restaurants and all Is taxed
TO tho county, and deduction made therefor but
nioners which Is, Of course, audited md orasfed ps
Thus, str. Editor, this branch OF speculation aont
ut the low figure have set, tho 8hedH brccuates o
tho packets Of tho taxrayers Of this county nearly
$ll go Per nnnuu. go.
Hut ths is not nil. The Jail hoy sells to the prison.
ers soap, candes milk, cgara, nnl tobacco Get alone
tho beerj At his own price. tito reveAue Of which
u undoubtedly divided, lie hc!ug salary.
Why IL It that the tax-rayers OF this conty should
to their interest ia fnNtrct their
Representatives to subvert this Of swindltng
TO let tho Jatlprisoners feeding by contract and
the county thia reyente. appropriated 10 the Sheriff.
and merged tn bis packets, IN addition to the
large salary ho receives? u any ono should ehooss
70 deny the tIushiulnsss o. this statement VII refer
Sheriff, ATAI-PAYKR.
, 1875-02-04

10 As Editor of Ira Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb. 3. 1B75.-The Cook County Bank
holds about oil tho money possessed Of being
unfortunate deposition M that concern. There doubt
less others Of tha city sluay unfortunate. You
cnRiy understand with what interest your paper is
scar he'd each day In tho hope Of finding something
encouraging to derostu. Lift necessary ad viaa-
Lle for simple lepoRitors to take any legal stera
against, The bank or slotkholdets7 A DEros11oa. Z
, 1875-02-04
DEATHS,

MANOY-At Evans.on, On tho 1st inst, Maud MatcY
youngest dhuHhter nj f'rUf. and Mrs. Oliver Marcy,
II S5prtnE0eld, A]nst,, papers nlcase copy.
TKnRY-1n this city, Feb. D. 1876, Mr.. T.. D. Tc.77
A8rd a years. 81. -. 7-''
InnoEel frora l1l West Asonron.st Friday Feb B. at1
Al Frouhs at tas family Invited.
MI Terri VA! Tor many stsrs prominent b1sfussA
In Chicago, xni for past, tn tho tins hi
tue Putnam Cothinr Uauss.
, 1875-02-04
Piauoa-Piauua

Pianoa-Piauos,
AtRced's Temple Of Atustc No. % Van Duren street
good secondhand pianos with seven octayos rosewood
ca1es, aud carved logs can be botght from $500 to
$250, 0,-war1snted nvo ycnrs.
, 1875-02-04

tho conclusion that II Ia oi.hor done ont Of ptraonsl
malice, OF with tho Intention Of making political cArt
tai for himself anl tho Peoples Party" hy enearor-
ing to show Tho rublo that bis party can nns tnefatc
purity tn public officials. To make the citl1cn' nf CHI
caRo believe this, tho t}etn" will discover he has
started OH ta.A Tint lie will nnd slIfctllt before he
succeeds in cleaning ont tho Aasean stables in tue
n,il+t Of which hs stands.
Mr. 4. c. Ifcs}uy'a record ~ \ champion OF Law
aud- Or,les stand plenty Of improvement. ard
would ask lin, II arc not to look further than
Deputy shrr!Gs for the question. Why gambling has
power II the rsorlos rarty7 Would ha have u 10,
love that roce- Superintendent Hthm and The l.nara
rl Of their rrcaence instead Of allowing gambling
plaece on the prnrtpal thorou9hares to alrnct tie
oa n o cse
than the oA,ers Of tho Peoples Party and tho out
growth thtreof,--the corrupt Fotico1
cmolumcnt" Of The oniee OF sheriG. why hrs o.hev
nllciais allowed an nerests Of thousands to their
recommended by ths leaders Of tbs Peoples Party,
IN the casa Of the City Comptrol1er. Have Nc to
,hast NJ C. e,!na e. hs part, for .y measures
tho rings In tho Common Council and DoarA Of County
cemmiss'onsr: lea. potent .i'an before their raRn7
place the officials ol Ills party :pnnacla Of purity
why did he not mako sono eor. behalf Of decenty
IL s @ Ill ys; 9; s q; ss 4 .si s
:s" s,f;' : os. ,''s'.ss's' s
week, until the prcsa raised auclI
nhowl that they could not do otherwise thAh or.1et til
nuisance moderated. Who hare we 10 thank for ach
tsgracef exhibitions except tho Peoples Party, led
by the Ioph.stry 81 It's unprinctnled leaders.
The srsnsas # The p.oysrl 10y their sr,ita ;hai
require much dirternmant to lni out what we hava to
thank A. Z. icsng and the leaders Of the party found
ell OH isnorapce and sustained by fraud ior Like an
overwcjghed ship caught In slorm, the Captain ndn
II neccssary doubtless to tighten the ship bJ throwing
overheard tho cnrgo In oref to save bis own fe II
he succeeds In throwing all thA is worthless be
will fnl himself without even tue ship, sna In deep
water. Donboss Chicago would survive the dcsrtic-
tion Of them Ill. Yours, A.A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
ue,a,ion.bip among mormon..

Brngham Young married two sisters Of Char
lie Decker, and Decker married two daughtera
OF Bringham by other women All have children.
Now the offspring Of Clara Decker Young and
Lacy Decker Young are cousins Of Charlie
Decker's children. But the latter are grand
children of the formers father, and consequently
nepbews and niceH of their own cousins. Bat
the nephew holding a cousin blood relationship
are second cousins hence Decker's children
must hold that relationship toward each other.
Decker's wives are half sisters to the children OF
their own sistefH-in-law they are slHters-ln-law
to their own father, and aunts to their own half
sisters Now, il the relationship were half
blood throughout the CanonH Of Descent would
exclude them but as / doubles on both sides,
they would probably be included. Hence the
two Mr.. Deckers are lin law their own anntH,
while Clara ID. and Lucy b. Young are legal
grand mothers to their nieces, and the Two -ets
Of children are respectively cousins, auntg and
neces, and the Lord knows what besides.
Elder Allsop, Of Sandy station, married WI
low and her oldest daughter having at the ssue
time young daughter by hls former wife nov
house. The daughter Of lir Oldest wife il half
sister to hiz second wife, and to the second
wife's children, sl-o aunt TO the second wife i
children, and consequently her own aunt
in-law The daughter Of the decCa-ed wife If
half sister to all the other children, ard legal
granddaughter to one stepmother, legal half
sister to the other. and consequently ann:-n-
law 10 herself. II they Keep On az they have lie.
gun, they will eventually produce boy who
Will he his OWL grandiather.-C C"foonH't Foa'
u, TfJDi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
lrrom our Late Edition OF SATURDAY.
the pacific MaiI subsidy,
REPORT OF THE coMMTTEE-So MEMBER or O.,
dHEss BRfBED -EECOMMRSbATloSn F,E Ann

ttfolsi OF THE coMMIrTEE-So MEMBER or cos.
"EEHs bRfBED -EEcOMMESbATIoSA fJE ACTON
iSperial Dispatch TO the Balio. sna
WASHINGTON, Feb 2G.-The Way. and Mcant
Committee agreed upon report, to-day, in tho
Pacific Mail Subsidy Investigation Among tllt
facts which the committee declares not to Lave
been proved IL the bribery Of any member oi
Congress by tho adTocates Of the subsidy bill.
Tho report dlrcureer at length the manner ii
winch money wah paid out by Irwin, and say
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company il eutitle,
to the benefit Of the statement or IT, maunidnp
officers that they did not know of the payIae,i
OF money to corrupt legislation. The c0rniuittof
hcems to accept the theory That the priucipa
portion OF tho million dollars expended va.
hHcd by Stockweii IN gigantic stock spocula
ton.
Comment ii made on tic fact HAT money va,
pad to the employees Of the House and -cattcrcd
around lively by Mr.. Irwin, and on the fact that
the committee IL utterly unable to obtain a 4nt.
isiactoly statement from Mr.. John g. Srhutnn.
ker Of what he did with the money he got frnu
Stockwell, and that the committee liza. not ptt
hold of W. j. King at all. These men nle 70
verely handled.
Inc committee winds up III report with two
resolutions and two bills. II recommend. thai
the evidence relative to 3Ict-rr. Schnmaker and
King, who are elected members of tho ueyi
House, be certified to tho next House, to take
such action in regard to their conduct as it may
roe IT, and that il also be furnished to tho local
district attorney 70 take Aucl action in regard Ia
King as may be proper.
Ono oil the bills provides for AN official list OF
persons praeticing ~ attorneys before Congress,
IN which every person who engages professjon.
ally IN influencing legislation must sign his
name. The second bill provides proper PENAL
ties for the payment Of any money TO any officer
or employee of Congress by any person for ser
Official duties
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
BerKs County VecIuse.

About one and half miea from Dolgls--
vile, this county, on the Dougla=-yille and rel
loT House Turnpike, i- -ltuatel small house
that bosnt- of bat one door and one window, tht
latter Ia tho second .tory, or rather loft II
this house dwelis Mr.. Joseph Wi-ler, al Old aut
eccentric man. now u yesrs Of age. Here h'
has lived for year., solitary and alone. lie dee
his own coo king and washing, mends and mako
lie own clothes Attached 70 hls dwelling arr
about IG Acres Of land Il al he occupies hir time
in tiliiDg. which, Ike Lie honse keeping he per
forms himself, with no assistance. HAT the OLD
gentleman il an early bird waA shown by biz
going to Pottstown Wednesday morning at
of his surplus hay. After tlan4acting hia bu-
ness he started for home an he bad gnne, N
foot. lie Ii remarkable old man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
The Ceiluioid Iruss.

These are the most durable sat easily adjusted
Trusses offered TO the pnbiie. Inc spring II g..
the best English Steel, and coHiple ely coyere with
CeliulOl, When projects and preserves j, while -
paA is OF the same material.
Among the many great advantage of the cel.I-
lold Truss, which wall be al once appreciated uy
those who have worn Trustee are tls following;
II ID impervions 10 wafer.
II Will never break Or Cr4gk.
II IL always clean.
It can he bent with the hand % any shape required
without artificial heat.
IL will nel'ler rust Or maze nc pacieLt.
!, will retain tie most 1iMcal rgptgre viii sri .
and comfort
II need not be removed wile paiA!ag.
Its Durability ls ocYDuI question.
II Is economical, iJr i Wlli lat q lifr tlmn.
The heat Of the bldy causes no Unpleasant siue..
In fact, With a Ccu'9.t truss the weareT haI
comfort, cas-, sa;e.,, hts-a. ., adap'4b.iy, ans
economy.
variety u STYLES ut ue-e TruA-.s may H. .lu.
at Foster 4 Drug store. Front aud Mc., Streets.
Please ca anu examine, Az mcAts.lGaHe alJ.
OUT extra charge.
Special attention shown 70 laies j. MIS-. Or fcs
ter The gentlemen receiving ther Ah.ie ~ attc.-
ton by competent man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
City xns!ness gi.:etrrs

AUCTIONERRs.
L ". stidhsn Son. Ill z ith
BANKERS * BROKERS'.
R r. Robinson Co, sp Make, street.
BARRIERS & HAIR DRESSER
a. Ashs1bsch. 40 Market street
BELL RINGERS Il BILL. P0.TkH-
Geo w. Jackson. ". tth street
Howard q. Moore No. 8. 4. Third street
BOOT g. SHOE MAKERS. and phtl
Z. S,S. ~. sl,1ssTsss. I s.a 2 nssts;sis
Joan I, MoTslind ,rs sth and Popl-r strset'
" Wa & Tisss Tarns. II Co a. as q a1sfs.. HE ..s
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
g hasdoss. shop 2 Ihqrns b. From. Z. h. iaia p"
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
Brisbsns Deg.inrills, ~ MA-sst street
Geo. A Davis, So Shiplsy strest
Nh ID Robinsol lisss 2. sta street.
CLOCKS. WATCHEss- 81 JEtTki isa-
9. Bash, corner Seventh .Dd Market stfe4ia
j. ';S'Sl Ill.,, AsS,' Is = sias "a s..s,s s,rse
COACH g. CAReiAt;E HATkki+i-
Wm. Green Co, g. p cor a aud saiD,sy ssf-si-
DRUGGISTS.
IL r Brinshirst. al nafist .,st
FLORISTS.
Tatusil o., Delaware Arcnes aud Jsece,o- s'tss,
GENERAL INSURANCE sGES7r.
Thomas +. PiaI.rner. 5la Market street,
Woolley Van Trump. SIS AaTset s.fvs.
GENTS FURNISHING G0JD-
Una y. Morgan. On Market st-esi
john p. Douktitsn. tla N4rxst suss.
HATS, CAPS. &c.
uakin d wslsayen, az Msffst s'rssL
ChAs r. D1beli. K %
HARDWARE.
James Bro, 81 Hsrto. street
IRON d sTERI..
Wa Greea Co. s. z. cor & sni snipl-s st,.->
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland. S W. cor Front AID Ounss
L0OKISG-;sI4AssEs l. ~ 'Ihz
rlvood Doans, ~ W sth street
y. AeNonAgle, I'd and King strsets.
MERCHANT TAILURs.
Geo. Goasrt, 10 2. Fourth street
Jonn hunlhsnssn, as King rtrsst
Samuel Miller. Jr., lps Market st.ssL
PAPER BANGISGs. sIIAufs. Il
JOHN r Holt 30 and MARKS. st-set.
real. ESTATE AGENTS
Evans Pennington, All-nond'. Btx - Aaa Hlr.
y I 3 e. 1.s. Lhiid e e. O. S9 " n s;rest
Vim. Reynolds a Co, 81 Market street
A. Il Grin-haT, Nc. ". 81 Street.
W. IL Gilmore, No . West 5tn street.
Wn AcuAulley Ca, ols Market street.
RESTAURANT 81 BILLIARD ROO
Joseph Falinsr, toi snd 81 MsrAt stree,
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover Baker S. NJ. Co, sg7 King strosi
Nov American Sewing Machine. II. Msrks. ztr.s,
COFFEE and TEA Dealers
unon Pacific rSs C1rnpNny, ST. Make street
usDEkTAkERs.
Thoe. J. Giles 29l snipley street
r. >. Young, sl3 HArkot strest --4s-s adv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
Ortxxein,. AutnnsY

An autopsy on tie executed Ortwoin was
held at Harrisburg. lliH brain weighed fifty.
two and one-half Ounces, and moreover, 1t ~sg
in a healthy, perfect condition. containing no
indication Whatever Of diaeagc Or injury. The
heart and lungs were natural and perfect not a
sign OF diHeass being discovered ~ either Of
these organs. Weight Of heart, 1874 ounces;
average weight Of human heart 10 To IL oumce-
There was no diHocatiOn Of tie neck but mere.
ly a separation Of the second and third ceryical
vertebra, which produced immediate paralyris
nf The whole body and an ea-Y Lleaih
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
re Avenue Drng Store
Testiniony.

] cheerfuay give ms testimony 70 The public uAi
Mrs. Posters BoOd Fnr.uer aid Tetter Olnt1lent
c1rei Re:
was afflicted for many years VITA dlsorlered
blood, a Troublesome sni Obstinate tetter Of tne
skin and swelling Of tae glands Of the nets. walcH
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and e1-
pense.
i consulted eishi Of the most promlncn: pnys!-
clans In the city and used their medicine olg time
without receiving any permanent relief on the
contrary getting worse, I'LL finally almost despgr-
ing Of hope, was induced 70 try Mrs. Fosters
Blood Purifier which Has recommended 10 Lne p
being a certain cure for nv disease. It Was the
turning point IN NY case after using TWO bottles
Of the Blood Purifier In connection With the IetyeT
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the erup,lyns d.sap-
peared AID now am entirely ard e1eG-ualiy cured.
II further Information ia deaircd conc ming ny
case, cal at ny residence.
THOA. sCGT,,
1880 Cqaynont street, over iltl street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
Ki.s,ng tl,e sn,n,,-po1

~ Mount Vernon, New York. a yonng Woman,
named Carroll, returned to her fathers house
short time since and died IN a day Of two at.
forward During the wake which followed a
large number Of persons present kissed tho
corpAe. 1t has now trans prel that the
girl died of smallpox in its worst and
most OF malignant form. None II Mr.. Carrollt
other children having been yaccitG,ed, the con
tagion spread itsef among them carving of all
but two cut Of seven.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

IMPORTANT NoTIcE-Aiter January lsi, 1873, the
DAILY coMxERcrAL will be sent To subscribers, free
Of postags to sny Post once in sew Castle county
a, $500 per annum and at the same rate for three
months. TO Post onces ouislde Of the county L
will be sent at the rate of ts5D per year and 81 -
per quarter The postage vii! be PREPAID oy tie
pubishers.
THE DELAWARE TMgCSE, the weekly edition OF
the COMMERCIAL, will be sent to Subscribers 70 any
f0st once In the United States, at s2oO per yelr,
the postage being prepaid by the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

Mr.. Thompson, who succeeds General Butier,
Cby the decision Of the Republicans Of the dis-
trict, ia sort Of Democrat whose opinions are
not likely to thoroughly agree with the irrecon-
cilable element in the. next Congress. In lis
speech before the Constitutional Club Of Boa
ton, the other evening, he said I'VE are not
to treat the coloEed people as sardz Of the white
people. They are not to be the wards Of the
General Government or the wards Of the
State Government, but they ought to be, az the!
are, thank God Amencai citizens, with al
their rights and privileges ar American citi
zens"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
1880 Claymont Street, over i1tl sire
Fosters inraiiibie Cough syrup.

No more Coughs, no more Colds, 10 more Bron-
chtis, no more Group. Asthma, Influenza anu al
affections Of the threat and lungs speedily cured bJ
using Mrs. Dr.. Fosters InfiliiDe Cough Syrgp.
Price, Adults 30 cents Cnl!eGa q ccnls. Pleas
ant, safe and easy 70 take Fnr sale az
FOSTER 5 DRUG STORE,
Front ard u eEt stree. =
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
$psfiaI Eottfss.

&ptfiaI Eottfes.
w. L. Williams.
DRUGGIST,
NiSTa AND MARKET STREETS.
Keeps fan line OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Pure, fresh. an carefully selected for
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS AND FILLING
ORDERS FOR FAMILY USE
FlEsT-THE BEST QUALITY oBTAIEARLE,
.'ever sserlacing quality for chespness.
sscosD-REA SOM BILE PRICES.
specia attention paid 10 compromising
PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully AND acct
RATELY.
w. E. WILLIAMS. Prescription store.
Corner Ninth and MARIE; sts.
decle-iy Whining on Del.
Il. q q. shoemaker's
EGYPTIAN MARKING INK.
VIII hot fade or wash out il used according TO ilrec-
tons.
GIVE 1T A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED.
SOLD Who'll SALE AND RETAIL, by
3. q c. SHOEMAKER,
PHAgM1CIsTs,
n6ya-t; 80 Market street.
eox Is the Time to BUY
CHEsT PROTECTORS,
CloiGe Assortment Of them for Aale by
BAG. SHOEMAKER,
PHARAAClsTs.
hovs-u s03 Market Street;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
RALTIMoRE & POTOMAC r. r.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
LINE
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 50, 1si4,

LINE
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 3d. 1874,
Trains VIII leave Wilmington In connection VII.
the Baltimore Potomac X, r.. as follows
Leave Wilmington 2.03, A. II. Arrive WaahngIaa
6.l3 A. Nj. city time.
Leave Wilmington 1902, A. NJ. Arrive washiuzton
2.40 L. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1885 p. A. Arrive IS @aailrsau
4.0S T. NJ city time.
RETURNING
Leave Washington 9.2s, A. NJ, city time Arrive
Wilmington 1910, 7. NJ.
Leave Washington at IL 80 A. NJ. Arrive Whining
ton b32, y. NJ.
Leave Washington i.b3 p. ~, city time. arrive
Wilmington 9.2D p. NJ.
:, Leave Washington PCS, p NJ, city time. Arrive
Wilmington l.2l, A. NJ.
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100 I.3S and 10 49,
A. h.. 100, 4l0, 74o, 955, r. NJ. Arrive Washington
N.
Leave. Washington s.15, A. NJ, $40, 10 and 1o.is
?. N. Arrive Baltimore io.oJ A. III, 53O rs ami
Il, NJ.
Y. L. DUBARRY
superintendent
3D. ). lorEG. General Pses. Agt frh2S-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

About dozen Of the water mains in the city
Of Boston froze this winter an occurrence nnpre-
cedented in the history Of that city. At Newark
n. j.. also, they froze at depth Of four and a
I'LL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

The Middleton Trancript speaFs Of - PEeas-
Gag Poland" Certainly the Transcript knows,
by this time, that there waE no "press-gag in
Mr.. PoIand'a bill, and that the designation, as
applied to him, il simple outrage on fairness