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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Save yonr Eyesight.

one does n : appreciate the priceless blessing Of
clea- eyesght until it fails For the preservation
OF the eyes 4 ON implied sight, or the grateful as
slstance 10 sight already impaired, there is no ar l.
ella equal 10 the "DaInond Spectacles," every gem
uine pair bearing the diamond trademark.
For sale In v ilmington by B. 5. Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

rH-A Morbid appetite for Excitement is the only
effect Of the unmedicated and adulterated spiril
frequently used under the impression that they are
wholesome dtimulants. Abandon such "ourniDg
nnidB7 at once and forever. II you are weak, low
spirited, dyspeptjc, nervous, or suffering from the
effects of exhaustion, the genuine recuperant OF
bodily energy, that real stomachic and nerve ano-
dyne, UDoLPHo WoLFRIs scHrEDAM AROMATIC
sCHSAPPs. sep23, ,1td6H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
II. $. Marslal's alotifes.
MARsHALs NOTICE OF SEIZURE

MI aiAoAhA @NOt IS1 VI
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.
WHEREAS. An information hath been filed In the
District Court of the United States for the District
Of Delaware. on the 1lth day of October, A. ~,
1878, by Anthony Higgins Esq, United States Dis
rlct Attorney for the District Of Delaware on be-
half OF the United states, against two stills, two
worms, two caps, and eleven casks of distilled
spirits said to contain four hundred and eleven gal
Ions OF distilled spirits And whereas the substance
OF said information Is that John s. PretlymHn, Col
lecor OF Internal Revenue for the District OF Della.
ware. has seized he above described properly
forfeited to the use OF the United States by rea.
son of violation Of the Internal revenue Laws of
the United States, IN snch case made and provided
aud praying that the said prorertr, goods. wares,
merchandise aud dlstng apparatus may be M
demned as forfeited 10 the OF the United States
fow, herefore III IursuraDce Of the .monitOn
under the seal OF the said Court, to dire cted and
delivered, do hereby give public notice TO all per-
SONS claiming the said property goods wares, iner-
chandlse a d DIST ling apparatus, or In any mau-
ner interested therein, mat they be and appear be-
FORE the said District Court, TO be held at the City of
Wilmington ia and for the said District OF Della
ware, on Friday, the ?9th day OF October 1875, at
ten o'cloeh In the forenoon OF that day, then and
there to interposei their claims and TO make their
allegations in that Behalf.
Dated the lsth Gay of October, 1915
JOHN NJ. DUNN,
u. S. MARSHAL,
. District OF Delaware.
ANTHONY HIGGINS, ESQ,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
district Of Delaware. oetl1 at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

sT-U you tount Pills, take Ayers PHI. Nothing
has ever appear that can rmpare with this pre-
paration for chasing out the dstempers that fasten
and grow upon US. They are the Philosophers
elixir of life, which bids defiance to disease, and
leaves alternative but to die OF old age. They
are mild for children, yet, in full dose, powerful
for full grown man. Though sweet morsels TO the
taste, which glide sigar-6hod over the palate their
virtues strike with 'elng force on the very founda-
tions Of disc ssase.-CiaeinHati( (O.) Gazette.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

~ We all Consider Iron the embodiment of
strength and power, but how few are aware that II
is this tame element In the system that gives Us
strength and vigor, and that an lnsuffciency OF It
causes weakness and debility. The Peruvian syrup,
protoxide OF IRON, is prepared expressly to supply
this vitalizng element.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

LADIES, TAKE NOTICE. the lady who Will
send us an original or well-tested household re-
ceipt not published in the COMMERCIAL ALMANAC
AND YEAR Book Of last year we Will present a
copy of that publication for 1876 to be issued
early in December. Now, housewives, please
come forward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
2artnership 4lptites.

NJ O I c E.--THE UNDERSIGNED
~ hereby gives notice, that he has, this day
from the ttm OF Bowers, Dure 4 Co.
car builders of this sity. JOHN PEOPLES
ocr.19-u.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Ynst and found.

/ OS T.-CAUJlON. ON THE 9.47
i 4 tran. yesterday tJct lstl) to Philadernia, "A
pocket book containing small sum OF u Oney and a
prom ssory noie drawn bV Jacob ;. Weld!n, Fresl-
dent, and VIM X, Johns N, Secretary, In favor of
James Bradford and endorsed by hn for one hun
drei dOars Now, this .s to caution all persons
alnst negotiating ~ note, buitable reward
Will lie pain the fnurr II left at the store # jacob
s. We'dsn, 7th and hing street Cc'19 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
BOND NAkkET-tOhhk
R. ROBINSON q co.
CITY ITEM q.

sN- A 10 Cent Ssgdr for cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar Concha siz = cts., large ones for a quar-
ter; Loriards Rebecca and Musselmans ght and
dark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING A public tenn
persnce meeting will he held in the First Pres
byterian Church, market street above Ninth,
this evening, at ~ o'clock. There will be adj
dresses by Mrs. Wittenmyer and DR.. Harrie,
French, OF Philadelphia. The public are cor.
daily invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

ASSISTANT LTGur-HoUsE KEEPER - James
Lang, late bailiff to Council, has been appointed
by Collector Nolen second assistant keeper of
the light house at Ship Johr Shoal. He will en-
ter upon his new duties in few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

WANTED To BE A PERLIoEMAN.--A specimen OF
an old time MIlesan who had reached his three
score and ten, having heard that Mayor White
ley wanted an increase of policemen, waited up
on Chief O'Toole, yesterday morning, and
wanted to fill one Of the positions, AZ he was
oIlt of empiOyment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

The Coroners Jury In the case OF Frank W.
King, whose body was found floating in the
Christiana, yesterday, returned verdict Of ac-
cidental drowning,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
DEGIsTRY BUREAU NOTICE.

d EGI5TRX BUREAU NOTICE.
All property holders within the city who have not
had their property registered, are respectfully re-
queGted to present to this ONCE correct descrip-
tion of their property.
A copy of the Registry Law aHd blank forms for
the description OF property will be furnished on ap-
plication at this office
ALI deeds conveyance8 or tran1fers OF Real Es-
tate made after jury lth, 1874, must be entered In
this office before they sent to New Castle to be
recorded.
M. q. C0NWyLL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor
jan30-tf Tenth and King Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
TIME STEAM BARGE
l. "CHARLES HEMJE."
CSI'ED STATES or AMERICA ! -

HNEIE STEAM BARGE
l. "CHARLES HEMJE."
CSI'ED STATES OF AMERICA, -
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, ts'
Where's, a libel hath been filed in the District
Court Of the United States America for the Dis
trlct OF Delaware, on the 18th day OF October, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud sevent five, by Anthony Higgins ESQ.,
Proctor, In behalf of Paul A, Davis Co., against
the steam barge Charles HeaJe, her tackle, ap-
pa el, furniture and cargo Ia cause of contract
cyi! and maritime and PRAYING the usual process and
moniton of the Court that all persons Interested in
the said vessel, her tackle, apparel, and furniture,
may be cited 10 answer the premises and all due
proceedings being mad that the same may he decreed
to he sold, and the proceeds thereof be distributed
according to law Therefore, in pursuance OF said
nsntton under the seal of said Court me directed
and delivered, ! do hereby give notice generally unto
all persons having or pretending to have any right
title or interest therein TO appear before the afore
said Court, at the city OF Wilmington, on Friday
the 22d day of October, A. 1910, at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon then and there to answer said libel and
to make their allegations in that behalf
JOHN NJ. DUNN,
u. 3. Marshal, Dist. OF Delaware.
ANTHONY lIGGIss, ESQ.,, Proctor. oct6,9t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

GIN GLE PERSONS INCLINED TO
~ WARDS matrimony can get wedding cards, al
most as neat as engraving, printed at the CoMaBR-
CT AL ofilce, at one-fourth the cost. nave beau
tiful type suitable for the purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
List OF Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, Post ono
saturday, Oct. ., 1915.
LADIRs LIST.
Burse, Farer Lemblslsey, Jos Mrs
Boyer, cornelia Rounds sophie
Oh himhers, May kels, Bella
Gallagher, Catherine Robertson, David Mrs
Gray, Mary Robinson. Annie
higgins, Rosa SIMS, harriet
Hutton, ga lie J stCatr, izzie
ii uston, nnie Ward Celida
krusse, Virgins Lizzie
kllluan, pelia Woodland, susan
kalbetg, annie WI zen, Margt
kilbourn, Bridget
e;NrtENEA's LIST.
Burton. Fd~ lambda, RoAer.
Bendarms Ii, Thos Mckee. Andy
DonCho. Muir. WnT
Iurnal, L NnllnS, Clas
D1ngnerty, II Morris, MT
Gfub, John Mccoy, VIM
Garslde, joan Miller, Wm u
Gouerty, John SCiOyern, VIM
Crimes, 7 hos Mlel. VIVA
Gimby, WIN Mitchell william
Uarnan, Afford Palmer. I L
Haluurn, j Reed, David j
Hayes, Patr OK SLACK, Dilks
Jarvis, Chas Schoneld, Gustus
Jaconl, NJ smith James
Knapp, CD schorah, Jas L
KNOX James Ii sullivan Peter
Heck, j Iauey. Levi
Loyett, Nilfon Alexander
Luberman, Henry Wright, Geo "
Semyinskt, Jos, ph Watson, Richard
WILLIAM NJ. PYLE, p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

WE HAVE SOME ELEGANT NEW
w type for letter and note headings, and have
xed prices exceedingly low fnI ine ciass of work,
ha f.nNsPEOfAT nffira
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

81 10000.
FIRST Days Trial OF speed.
PURSE NO. 1-s5O.
Open TO all horses that have record bet er tAan
minutes 8 in 8 10 harness.
S25 TO FIRST HORSE.
q TO SECOND HORSE.
10 TO TlltRO HORSE.
PURSE NO. 2-flqO.
open to all horses that have no record better than
$50 minutes. in 3 to harness
$50 TO FIR@T WORSE
40 To SECOND li00sE.
20 TO THIRD HORSE.
PURSE NO. 9-s.0O.
Open to all horses that have no record better than
2.4O minutes in TO haness
500 TO FIRST HORSE.
6G FL SECOND HORSE.
40 TO THIRD HORSE.
Second Days Trial OF speed.
PURSE NO. 4-sl25.
Open to all horses that have no record better than
minutes. 3 to TO harness.
500 TO FIRST HORSE
az TO SECOND HORSE,
25 TO THIRD HORSE.
PURSE NO 5-s2oo
Open to all HORSES that have no rccorlb tier than
2i5 minutes. IN 3 TO harness.
800 TO FIRST HORSE.
50 TO sEGoND HORSE.
30 To THIRD HORSE.
PURSE No. 6-s3a0.
Open TO ali horses that have resofd better than
23t minutes. in , to harness.
SlI5 TO FtRST HORSE.
10 TO SECOND fORSr.
80 To THIRD IIORSE.
CONDITIONS.
Entries 10 close on Wednesday, October 2Oth, lsl5.
All trotting will be TO harness, Name OF owner,
name color aud sex of horse, with r. o.. Address
mutt be given. All entries must he ma le under
cover and in all cases must be accompanied BY the
Entrance Fee OF 10 per cent, OF each purse, adj
dressed TO the Secretary or Treasurer. In al
four horses to enter and hree 10 start In each race
All the above races 10 be governed 10y the rules OF
the National Association. Heats IN each race may
be trc tied alternately. Horses to he called at
O'Clock, p. NJ, sharp. In the event of any horse
distaDcing the Field, he will be aSarded the nrst
money only.
SINGLE ADMISSION. SO Cents.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FREE.
WM. Il. LANBsoN, President. ARCHIE GIvES,
Treasurer. D. MARSH HARLAN, Secretary.
octl6n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

STOLEN WATCH RECOVERED. On Tuesday laet,
a gold watch with the initials Of the owner :
name, ~. D. r." engraved upon it, was snatch
ed away from him and stolen as he was coming
out of saloon. The matter was put in the hands
of officers Bernhardt and Cowan, who yesterday
recovered the watch, and the alleged thief, Frank
Ainsworth, was held by the Mayor in $500 for
(lnurt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
AOcIet1es.
MEETINGS. THIS EYrsIHa.

Asylum Lodge, No. 49, l. o. o. T., at ODD
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Good Intent Division No. S. of T., Nicola
ry's Building.
Humanity Circle, B. U. @. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge No. 8, K. OF p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 211 Market.
American Star Lodge, No. l, A. o. OF G. f. at
McClary's Building.
Washington Lodge No. /, A. p. A, saville'z
Building.
Equal Rights Lodge No. 12, A. +. A. NJ, 18th
street between Orange and Market.
Franklin Circle, b. U. G. A., No. 6, McCarys
Building,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

A BATCH OF AssAULTs-A long standing feud
led to a trio of assaults III the neighborhood of
Third and Monroe streets which lad to be adiu.
dicated before Erq Frazer. For an alleged as
sault upon child by Anna T. Pedrck. Margaret
Harkins attacked the raid Anna and knocked
her into the gutter, giving her eundry kicks af-
ter she was down. refusing to allow the Squire
to settle the case, she gave Eail in $500 for
cd with fine of 6 cents and costs Retaating
for an assault upon her child by Aun H. EedIich,
Anna Haeffey was required to pay xix cents fine
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

TRAGEDY OF THE PAsT.-The death OF Mrs
Rebecca Chandler, whose funeral took place
yesterday afternoon, reyiyes the recollection of
the sad fate OF her husband, Benjamin Chandler,
who persisted in snow storm in the White
Mountains, come fifteen or twenty years ago.
Accustomed to travel Mr.. Chandler had gone to
New Hampshire on viHit in autumn, and one
fine afternoon started on ascent Of Mt Wash
ington without guide. The sun shone very
brightly without indication of anything but n
pleasant afternoon, and Mr. Chandler journeyed
OH Indifferent to the distance he was putting be-
tween himself and his friends. Suddenly a
snow squall overspread the mountains as
frequently happens in that region, binding pc
destrians and obliteratDg all traces OF the path
In this storm Mr.. Chandler lost his way, was
overcome by fatigue in his wanderings and fall
ing, persisted under the snow. The next Spring
his bones were found, but stripped of all cloth
ing and flesh, the wild animals OF the mountains
having preyed Tn his body. Near by his shoes
and watch were found, by which the skeleton OF
the unfortunate man was recognized
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

LARGE FUNERALS, YEsTERD Y.-rhe inter-
ment OF the two venerable citizens whoae deaths
last week we're duly noticed took place yesterday,
the funeral of Samuel Wolaston at II O'Clock,
and proceeding to Wilmington u Brandywine
Cemetery, and that OF Ziba Ferris at O'Clock,
burial being made in the yard attached to
the West ST. Friends' meeting house. Both
funerals were very largely attended, the rela-
tons of the deceased as well AZ many sympa-
thizing friends and acquaintances, being present
to testify their respect TO the memory Of the de-
parted There was preaching at each funeral
by Darlington Hopes, Martha Trayilla, and
Lydia Price, all of West Chester.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

ANTHONY HIGGINS, ESQ,
USIrED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
district Of Delaware ortl12t
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rnr MrRDERrD HEHREw cIRL.
The Ola Notion thai n Murdcrcrs Image
u Nisiblo In his Nictim'. Bye.

The kings county Gland Jury yesterday
indicted Ruhe.stein for the murder II sarah
A. xaudcr, and i' is expected that the trial viii
proceed some time next month The BROOKLYN
police are looking fora German named hidden,
who keers a saloon near East New York, and
Who'll rep rted that he Jaw I,uhrnstrin and
tue murdered clri together on fhe FRIDAY bet re
the murder. The following Is the TRANSLATE IA OK
O. lcttcr wrlttcn 10 lletrew Received hy Mayor
WlcNham Yesterday:
Is-E sIRs Pc4se excuse the l'hcffy thn' taLe TO
VIII youth thl ~ or. Take tac IFcuc-- OF are rYc-
o. ft murdered -Arah AtK .ld'r sid from The photo.
gr.t of her ~ YOU Viii Obtain f'o lher 90 tfr
murderer II haup'rcd cd O." 300 fhc ull COUNTRY. vlor
a O. ur 'crtr wa Ittl.uI 90 thI. ntlfrr open ihe
eyes 81 tc Ctd bodi ant y,u Vil und untedt outlu
tiD i,"ness IN rurdrrc. rs o. lAenn.- vii o. us
covered for tour We D. 30 thc dead fo1}. YJl Wal
a.tJ tAcuse ne II decline 70 sigu ms Laiut.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prlscd salcs by:
A. w. Niculal a Co, per order executor estate Of
the late Il. u. Pcrsin,, one twu-story and basement
French roof brown stone house with lot 2ux1u3 ..
MORT soc Eighty fourth sire t. 100 feet west Fir.t
avenu'. 1910
Hy Il. v llarnst, partition sale four-sorv brick
house ana store, VITA lot 2'lux01 west SIDE Avenue
A, hlS feet TurtN lNlrtc nth street xiNtOl.
Tvs James VI. Nj Ter foreclosure. tho church huiidfnr
WIN Tot .iNiNN north siut Twenty stree. 100
ttgi east seventh afeuuc second mortesC.. 81 tuu
TIC fol owing turrclnsure sales were q bounced 3
Property northwest NuinnfrN and He s
pro'cry north side Forty turd street. wee Second
byenue. snd property ON Nichols place aud Prescott
avenue, Jan.
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EDMON DsON.-On Tucsdav 91st inst. Robert Ed
mo" isun IN the SOth year u his ave.
Funeral from the residence OF Thomas caves sum
nit av" between Bergen aud Academy ats. Jersey CITY
Heights, Friday, - inst, Of II 4. NJ Relatives and
friends ~ the family ar. invited to ettend.
HARRISON Monday, Dec. % Esther LegRett
WidOw OF Isaac Harris, IN the ga ycnr OF her
Funeral sctv, es at her late residence 81 Charlton
e on Wednesday afternoon, at 3b o'clock. lie ativcs
ma trends invited to attend The remains will be
tai to sing ng.
HOGAN.-OL Tuesday, Dec. 81. 1870 Thomas Hogan,
con OF Johanna ana the late Michael No. aged IS
ypfrA.
Funeral on Thursday. Dec % at l o'clock p NJ,
friu the residence his DOtncr. 80 Snring st. New
York Relatives and friends sre respc fully invited
to attend.
MITCufLi.- On Dec 20 after ong hnd painful III
ncss WIFI she bore with CNratian hungtty Caharine
Mitchell, widow OF Roger tchpl
The friends OF the family ar invited to attend the
funeral rom her lat" .tis-'"r % Az. B. on Wednes
daV, the 22d inst. Al O'Clock.
ENE.-Ou Monday Dec 60 Carlisle " Roc In the 50th
ven ~ lh. age.
The relatives and friends Of the family also ne mem
hers Of hhicseruuck e Loise, No"6i2. T. and Me- are
r~suttttuN inNic 10 attend his ia ieral MCtnc.-
day. me pa INST at T. NJ from his late residence, 40
irruW H., VituDut tu,th Invitation.
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iINANcIAL AND coMmrncrAL.


TUESDAY. Dee 2l-P. M.-The stock
market Opcred strong. Lake Shore and pdcidc
M.1 heins tho leaders Of the. speculative move
mert. Before midday n general .dy nee htd
been recorded. ranging from d, t,-. pee ,cut..
l. le Shore selling al co.,. Iiciir M.u .gl,
Mrus Central i,t., -. j. ul urcfcrr u a. 3,
ara Northwestern preferred %, 90. Western
Union opened at ,3st. * di,i end, and advanced
t. -, wniic liion II' nc ulcacl %: %. ok ,iiNi.
dend, and declined to i2t. Aitorls o'cl,cl tive
marx o hecame irregular, aud at the SECOND e 4
heavy, and so continued mp To ihe close. Lake
Suuic. Paclc all, Nicng'n Central, -. p M.
ana TIC Northwestcrns were noticeAYly weak,
and al old at the loves, points 10 fie day The
pinripl dealings were IN Lake shore. Pacific
: an, and Western Viion, the det.ls II which
ar, given IN the table VI comparative prices be-
low.
Tho total number ~ shares dealt ia WA
l25I0i, q vLirh i,,kc Shore rcorc-eutod c.
$50: P.clnc Mali. l5.10; Western Union, 7eo:
MICHIGAN CcutI.l, 4.oOd; Northwestern, 4lOl:
the or, fcrr,d. 2.o50; Ele, 31oO; linnnih and
-. Ju-til, LWb; y " Aur, Central, 1870, 81.
Paul 800; me p egtrrrl 1870. Pa de- of AI--
SO ~, l.aN; lhlsn. 2,25O; G., G.. and /. G.. $40 :
p,iaw te. Lackawannd and Western, "a; $50.
Louis. Kansas it's dnd Northern tTtirrttu. U.l:
elaph Comra'.y. .oo: Nov ier-cy C-ntrl a.0;
Quicksilver preferred S0; lllnningl and 81. ~
s.ph. 200; A.autic ann Pacific preferred. lp0 (:
Cleveland ard lhttshmrn, leo; Now r-oy
Southern. 100; Panama, lC0: Welsh REQ ID
pieas. lh- For Va ynr, 5O; Kansas Pacific. 80
Mo ey loaned az q cent. Flid during the
F'rrso excn nge ooonoi tsts,% forprme A.
| days bills, nd tio9e for short siVnt, ut .h-
! te. were advanced to St.Ni apd $i9j 4e-psc-
lie gold market VS. quiet the onl, prize, re-
go dru nru- lli'4 ana lli's, ouculus al tno
Inr iHIl,IIg were tnr uiiatln.l quotations
o
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A1r l01 C0ut1Iold-llc1f N ONcNuoh G07llts.
The death oi Ms. Cuunler bring. two
fnner Is IA the Aston circle Ia ltttie more han
tortmLht. For many Years this family hos en-
inNcd rare immunity from death. These
t.uctali were Of wlGely different character
the nrst was not an occasion OF sorrow, cat the
Hat Wa marked by sad testimony ~ bcrc. Ae-
mont. Different cuuichps were Cmptpttd for
the -ervicrs. William -. Aston was huri, d,irom
Trinity Chapel. HIS daughter VS. buried IT, m
-. Marx p Church, Wniru ls e less stNie. but Of
more historical note. Aston was ia " ee,,, ana
his daughter half that time. lhs disease IA
bUlh ca .es Mnn nmemmumll.
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Winding Up a CemmcrcinI Lonn Comrnny.

IHlCAGO, Dec. -I,-INe dlrrcIOr5 OF Tue COW-
mcrcil 10 n Company, 90 Nortn Clark street ye,ter'
clV dccdcI 10 wini up the ou nrfs an made on af-
-umr-t 10 joel Ile-vcy. The use e. under GOD 10
be itr Iual recWcni and hnl hnau' ehhirrass-
nrft tIf us-ff- il- fully equal 10 the hthll % :,
nr'utlrg capital Tue total inic1 O. ness. he drec;
lu.. af iF .i.INH0 caai4i, tI"toloi tsscls q OIL
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KEW YORK CNNALJ0 BBERY
nyr btNn ar rrSTNFSs DOVE nv
nm iTDITOE'N OFFICE.

THI
nm - ~ ~"
,...ent,y g.rrowiue Moaey T. Paw Favor
ne contract r. aud i'urrr""ing the 'er'ih-
o"e' " .
AtuANy Dec. 'l-lh' Ia al Investigate
t,.caun. SION rc.7scW'i 1t al l.! O'CLOCK. n
r's,t 'Ia rNc''- testimony & Ken ,e'tc'daV
ua. -.. u'cr to Tim 10y me s'e' EIapner' Inc
..t.t.. was ti.cr i,sumcli
u .,.. ,~rt's o., go, ,n,.er, I maid
o. 'h 'll J., Troy ,uv " nk
g't.' .af .a,. aoi ,.unel a. ID how
n.I nfm. ,r0o %. ru0r tee, o iur " /
O. o.g,. si wur + e Warrant G, i. d,ice
%, am, s.r.srt ~ the go cor. Ncates on
y . o.. '.s'-ac come y y c Of the cn,c,s ls.
ca. Icy D I'nf r',t' t'I@ , fn,'V,0,
" tctu c.,U.t filcm. rpao.c ~ re- IS an a.. |
cunt ir tr tlt w ,,,It wv me- "ts' Pe''H'u |
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DTJ-ORCED.

LAUEY-In the city Of New York. on the 2tst day OF
December. 1870 by the Hon. John H. tir dy, Justice
Of The supreme Court. Hannah f. Lshcy from John
Iahey. Cause, adultery.
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