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P. T. R6RNUM, always alive TO the wants OF
I'd, n,trons and one Of the most ndefatgabe adj Fer-
sers of The age. proposes to surprise the corntry
throuCh his great Roman HppOdrOIne Will pdss
durin,y the coming Summer. This will ne enected Dy
Ieaync brilliantly illustrated book OF LEO pages gratis
at everv house THIS enterprise has been undertaken al
an imn ~ outlay and reduce the COST IL proposed
70 insert limited number Of reputable advertisements
ar Inc rate OF 500 per page As the WORK crcuates
among twenty millions people, 1t must prove OF great
advauiage as an advertising medium. Attention Is
called " the advertisement on ast page.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

pvyv,Lo Msh l-ln and shoA-Wheat T9lbiS bash;
Corr 3l2 Oats 24l bush Barley. I2s9 ba1h Mai,
20 l57 bgsh Peas bah kecpis all thoaeh
freigh-RIou 1000 bbl Nhra 1000 bush Sen ~ ooV oasp
100 Flour duh aud unchanged
an-So except u Of New Corn ON hs
track TIE Pork quiet o9 10 Lard lac Dressed hog
$50 Hgnwnes nominal q,
Marca lFoar suiss unchanged whsa a ag Nc o.
Milwaukee 81 Sc, No 2 SB7s-; April sse may OIe oes
dun sad declining No 52r.i MAJ o5Se Corn eomias IN
changed No 1. 81 Ol9sL w. Barley a9maA'i
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LODGlNG bOlHES Fun lhh
ADULTERAT1oN OF FOOD AND DRINK-CLAIMs
FOR RENT OF ARMoMEs-PURE WATER FOR
VILLAGES.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCsE.l
ALBANY, n. Y, March 1.-Neither House had
a quorum tonight, but both transacted considerable
business In the Assembly, Mr. Thomas C. Campbell
introduced bill directing the Controller TO issue bonds
and proceed at with the Improvement OF Riverside
ave- Mr. DAILY introduced bill providing for the
creation OF q system of Free LODGING Houses in New
York to supersede Police Station Lodging houses
IT directs the appointment of three Commissioners Of
Public Lodging Houses. who shall hold office for 3
years and under whose direction buildings in central
shall be obtained the accommodation OF lOdgers
All dodgers are 10 be provided with breakfast The
sanitary arrangements the houses 70 be under the
charge OF the Board OF Health. Mr. Since introduced
a general law TO prevent the aG'nlteration OF food,
drinks and drugs, which is founded on an English
statute now In force. 1t Furnishes the wifu selling OF
aduerated articles with fine not exceeding $780, The
second ofsnse made a misdemeanor, with the added
penalty that the Clerk OF the Court snail publish
In one or more newspapers IN the county
the name residence, place OF business aud ohense OF
the person convicted. This IS an expedient
now in use In England purchasing adultera-
ted articles and recover the amount OF so MT
waehner introduced bill providing for tho appoint
ment compssioDers TO audit claims for rents oil
armories 10 NewYork, upon whose decision II favora-
be the Controller directed TO pay the claims Mr.
Hauschel offered resolution requesting the Committee
nm Commerce and Navigation 10 Inquire as TO the
amount Of head money received Dy the Commissioners
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A CLOCK WITHOUT WORKS is a striking SUD
ject for description Max Adeler tries MS naue' upon
n in this weeks issue OF The Netc- York Weekly
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Suerial Nonccs

Po,t-)fnce Notice.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE wee
ending SATURDAY. March 1875 Will ms o5e onoss
Oa TUESDAY a. 10 m On HtDshhCAf q 10 n %.
THURSDAY 1850 aud On sAtURDAt a. lii5O a. alA
m- a. s..at-, q
Reach Them n Helping nand.-rhe Family. cSh~'sas IL
Man. Wife Four ANAL Children The Garret e'oS ~"
at 29 wes HOostou Starving srssI Wn' o' f.e'
and Cohng Husband been out OF wok ae Sl0| "f
theI stand fear Of being pe out Tor lonDsIEs 81 tas
The PhiIadeiphia Ofice n The Trihape II ~ liy
SOUTH SlXtH-Sf.
tLeigsr Bulding.l - - -
suRscRIPrIOss AND ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED ST PUB
kArkS
s,A.,,.y. e Dali. u have the b.
esrrr at then ,6esoes to DO red az tue eTeshass sei
. we'd b. al KIprcs Hso b;4J aud
sstsy dsestehed VI s sY BseA pemeew ussa't
be supplied AZ he odes.
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Interesting 20 the X

Interesting the RnDtured.-Aaer an absence q
se~erA months California. Dr. has arnod. and
uay b. daily bis Office Aan-i. TIE security snd
his msksS ks aSuoazif
seae by foa kvo
LIN Post
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W. ~ Giles Chemist, 45 sixt.i~a Paralysis OF the
Hmhs 1 prpcs ,hEty yeas
your AMMONIA. LGxH ~ DSsK A.
A..
dBGgu
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lfARNIFL.

BRACH-yAN RIPRR-At rsdLee Il the sc 100 Past Ten h.
st. onGsy Feb. 20 b. the Lev. v. H. Eya0s O. Be %
to Mrs.u Hannah Van al mus city.
All Voters Of Mr-rrayes masf b. iRdcrsed p't fais
lrnGal ifreaa
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Almost every newspaper man in America has
transacted moro or less business with GEO. p RowELL
g. Co Advertising Agents OF New York, and we venture
10 sy that not received any unfair oe dshOneSt
treatment at shelr hands.-lGalena (illIGd.stte'
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CONCORD, N. H.. March 1.-The Hon.
Horace Chase Hopkuton. Of the most prominent
ellIsps n LLe Stale ded to-day alter brief illness.
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Tna Will be my last report Kansas Relief Agent in
New York. ] for home tomorrow, business affairs
demanding my immediate return. have made
arrangements however, with gentleman who lives in
Kansas and with whom am personally acquainted, bY
which the work OF the Agency can go on he Is now I'D
I'm, civ and Will remain until the ION ins ana Will
forward 20 the Kansas Central Relief Committee all
goods that may be No 3i7 Broadway, NewIOrk,
for the Kansas sufferers. II any persons desire 10 CON
rbue to the relief Of individuals or particular local.
ties they would better pay the freight and ship
directly 70 for whom the goods are designed II
any persons relief goods for general distribution
by the Central Relief COMMITTEES AT Topeka hfy can
forward such goods directly TO b. s. Slower Chairman
OF the Kansas Central Relief Committee, ana they Will
ne carried by any OF the through lines OF Railroad
or II SEM Relief Agency, VIII be Immediately Tor
Warded 10 the Central Committee, II received here be-
fore the 10th %! March After that date goods Will be
received at this Agency there Will re here TO
attend To Since writing the above have
received: 400 m
bores relief goods Haldam. Conn 800 90
from Powder H. 20 W
barrel tum Boston ~
from Newport r. % w
FROM brooklyn, n. l Oh w
Making total Of 4S3 55
For these munIfcent contributions of relief wish on
behalf OF the suffering poor Kansas 10 extend " the
giyers most heartfelt thanks
G.. V. RICKsRCKER
Agent Kansas Relief, No. 3l7 Broadway, New York.
Nelo- York, March l. 1875.
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WORK OF THE TWO HOUSES.

FREE LODGING HOUSES FOR THE DEsrrUTE-THE
ADULrERAToN OF FOOD AND DRINK-cLAIMs
FOR RENT OF ARMoMEs-PURE WATER FOR
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THE THIRD REFORM BILL.

THE LAST OF THE ENACTMEYTs RECOMMENDED BY
THE GOVERNOR IN HIS MESSAGE INTRODUCED
IN THE AssEMBLY-TEXT OF THE BILL FOR THE
r,r-r,r 10,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



For ys,o York-1.sl, A. NJ, 1917, 1912, c.sa, F. NJ,
FOR Philadelphia. $50, $40, sso, 1890, A.
NJ; 1a.17, 1919, b.42, 100 $50 P N. sundasS'
1,s1, A NJ; 400, $50, $50, ?. M: =, 40
$50, 40, P. NJ sundays, 1852, 20s, A. M.
Nor Fash,ngton.-12.52, 2.03, A. NJ. 1905, LIS,
500, III. 4. M. sundays, 1881, 2.09, A. M.
FOR Deldtodre r. R-5,00, 1910, A. HI. $40, r
NJ. No sunday trains.
For Neto crsas.-b0O. 1e.lo. A. M; l.2o, $40 P. NJ
No Sunday trains.
For Wiisaiygton and Reading Il. R.-6.30, $50 A.
M b,lb p. NJ No Sunday train.
for Wilmington g. Restsrn R. flo 80 A. NJ; cSa
Z. N. No Sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Ne.o York.-7l.es, A, NJ. 1854, l.la, 100, P
II. Sundays 1.53, A. VI.
From PAitdi.sphia.--l2.42 lisa, a58 A. NJ; 1900
M; 1854 l. \. +0o SIS, 63o 100, s.l5, y 90 T.
sundays, IL AZ, l.53, lo.ns, A. NJ; 1l.oo, p. NJ.
Eyonl Pt1, Deposit 500, A. NJ. No sunday Train
Eg0n Taitimere. = i.2l, 1920, A. NJ; l2Ui, l.4o
$50 g2i P VI. sundays, III, A. VI. $50, +: NJ
From Washington. = la, A. NJ: 1891, l2.4O, OBJ
9.20, 2. M. Sunday .l.2l, A. NJ. $40, p. NJ.
From DsLn,pdrs e. R.--i0.l5, A. NJ; $50 $50, T.
d. No sunday trains.
From Neio tasas.--s.vo, 1918, A. Nj. $50, $50
p. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading Il. R-s.t4, a. Nj.
IS, T. NJ. No Sunday trains.
Fresa Wilmington q Western X. R.-I.oo, A. NJ.
ais y. NJ. No Sunday trains,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA foR WILMINGTON.
1910, $3.50, 1888, A. NJ 1915, $780, 400 olo 800
s4b. $50. l13U, z. NJ. sundays l24u $50 a. Nj VIZ
II. 80 P. Nj.
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INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY FAMILY.
JANUARY NUMBER.
TABLE, OF CONTENTS.

Tn Philosophy of Furniture, by Kdgar A. Poe |;
On Framing Pictures, by Frank Huntington A New
Method of Making Bread, by J1stus v. Liebig; The
reduction In the Cost OF Living Gas Flues The
Rear Yards of Houses; Patents Relating to the
uou9eholt-TuE KITCHEN The Philosophy of Fry
ing, by JAS b. HodgskiR ; How to Cook a Chop |;
Engaging Cook Preparing Poultry for Market in
France Kitchen Ranges; Useful Heclpes-THB
SITTING RooM: what the Chimney Said. by Bret
iiarte v indew Curtains Wall Papers Household
Fets stoves; Economy of Fuel; Songs for the
Little Whimpy Interesting Paragraphs EDIToRI-
AIS domestic Economy, &c.-THE DINING ROOM
How to Arrange Dining Table How to Take Care
OF China and Glassware-THE WINE CELLAR Artl-
ncia tort v inc Wermouth-THE BED CHAMBER
The SIN OF Lying Abed Faucet and Basins Two
English Bed Rooms; Poets Room Breathing
Through the .Mouth-1HE TOILET Soap; Shawls
INDIA, Cashmere, llimalaya; A Unique Exhibition
IN rars tolors Affected by Lecality-THE PAR
Society Dlsagreeable; Anniversary Wedding Inyi-
Mttohs ! HOW TO Sing Ballad Good Manners
How Party Failed to Come OF in Time
IRE MEDICINE CHEST: ATsenicRl Poison .Sani-
iaty suggestions How to avoid Colds-THE WIN
DOW GARDEN: Bulbs in the House; Temperature
OF Plants Rustic Furniture-THE LIBRARY: A
Cheap LIB ary-rnE LAUNDRY Fre-proof Starch
How to Design House; An Electric Servant; The
future OF House Furnishing; Delivering Coal
Publishers Notes I; Practical Information.
Communications Solicited. agents TAINTED IN Euery
County. address
HOWARD LOCKWOOD,
Publisher and Proprietor,
'am6-u No. IS BRENNAN ST., NEW YORK.
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Wantfd.

NXrANTED-A WHITE COOK - RE-
w FgRENCE require Apply at
febis,st' ias KING STREEf.
NyANT Ed FARMER, WITH FAM
w 1LY, to take charge of a farm IN Virginia
None but a reliable, experienced nan need apply.
TO X. NJ. GRIFFITH,
Belper Cottage
feb12etd&Itw' Wilmington, Del.
WANTED "A YOUNG LADY OF
w refinement and INTEL gence, would like a
place as gOyerness to small chdien. Address
BOX 2s90, POST OFFICE,
feb 3teOl+ Philadelphia
XAyANTED-A FEW MORE MEN 10
w try File h Murphey's Coal, which is the best
in the VI arket, considering price and quality. For
further Information apply at
apf2-ly COR. 20TH and MARKET Sis
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s..cai ltre.,t,rs.

sun riSca tbs.
sun sets 81.
Moon suts al $50 II. III tues .dg.
This evening meeting at the Crty Hail
The Centennial com mex year. How il'u- Mes ?
c aries Warner AZ o. sell eaiglI co..i at sc,tuyl.
Kill price
"Ull AMI reliable is The Boulhman hoWas
book store
Coal AT all times, AMI nj III 'l9nre nj Fila Il NJ IT.
phey's, 9th Ward coal yard.
Fnlmer's saddle rock uysfers ARE u very gr At ut.
traction at 3 Market street.
The CoIdKRCIAL wont admit into It's columns gift
concert swlndles, At an pr.ce
The only al street halter ia Dubell, nj No 2. ii g
felt hats HOW selling oil cheap,
Morgan, the furnishcr ms Us inspec ion Of h.a
stock Of goods, at SCI Market street.
The clh renare made ha lps who visit Miss Max.
wells candy store, at 80 ". "a $ rect
The Enterprise Co manufacture thi c-lebrd3a1
furnlture over Bralfards market house
We chailengn the world to prod ee Il collar tina
viii Keep ri IN longer, Without sninS. than tile
Elmwuod,
Ladies will miss bargains in iurs by not calling ut
W. IBIS, 3J+ Market street. OIL stock Is clos Its
nearly a. the customers own price.
Singles son perhaps ought to he as hqp1: and
contenied business men as the town Afford. con-
sldering the immense SAT- Their Paftng Is are having
at 6tY Marke' street
Tho farmers that expect to plant potatoes earl,
and thus escape the bugs are likely 10 he disap
pointed, as these pests Will commence operat n,
in May, If not sooner"
There is, we believe, no better place IN toxin I,
which we can recommend r readers, VIII are LOOK
Ing Tor nrstcdss groceries Of all knds,at far prices
than bownaIl'- md and XII Z aid III klng tn e.
Our readers Will do well to bear this Il, nttd.
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Enst aat found.

r OST- ON SATURDAY, ON THE
i 4 Avenue, Black satchel, belonging to a lady.
I'll finder will be rewarded by leaving II with
MRS Finn,
febtest 9Th and Shipley Streets.
r OoT.-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
IL the 10th inst, on Tatnall street between sth
and 9th streets, black Lynx Mun. Inc hhuer
will be REWARDED by leaving 1t at -
febl2,s.- 91S TATNALL STREET.
r OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING LAST
Il i large double green black and blue lanket
shawl. Taken In exchange from the Classroom
on right, Grace church The person having 1t Will
please return 10 sexton aud receive their own, and
save furth trouble
Mrs ALHX CHANDLER,
febgtf No. 6l0 Washington Street.
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Delaware Lodge, No. /, l. o. o. f., at odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Herman Lodge, No. 20, 1. o. o. T., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council No. ., Jr. o. L. \. NJ, At
Hall oil Market street,
Enterprise Circle, b U. c. A., at iiel sol Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge. No. /, X. Of T., nj Knightr
of Pythias Hall, PHI Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3. y. U. Of O. r., a'
McClarys building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. 7, $. Of T,
Ninth and French street.
Wawase Lodge, No. IS, |. o Of Il. r., at room
10Th aud Scott Streets
Minp,a Tribe No. 6, /. 0. Il. II, a led Men.
Hall, is Market street.
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evidence that an attempt had been made to kindle
fire, though this is presumed to have been the
object of the intruders. In the stables of Rob-
ert Cook, at 7th and Spruce streets, and Andrew
Crumlish, Wollaston street below 9Th, fires were
built but did not burn, the condition of things
plainly showed the next morning. At least We
are go informed
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LUNCH TO FIREMEN.-After the flames had
been subdned i'll the stable of Jacob Stuck, some
members of the Delaware Company remained to
prevent another outbreak, and during their stay
a lunch was sent down to them ly Mr.. Stuck,
which was greatly appreciated and keenly relish
ed after their excrtons of the night A wish for
coffee dropped by some of the iremen ut the
Orange street fire led some of those whose pro-
perry had been endangered to prepare large
kettle, but by the time it was ready the tiremen
were summoned away and they thus missed this
little act of Kindness
large audience attended the Iiumpty Dumpty
performance, at the Opera House, ON saturday
evening.
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CITY ITEM S.
x-yUsT LooK AT THE PRICES.

sY-JUsT LooK At THE PRICES.
WA. Turner 4 Co. are offering Boots and Shoes,
SHOES for rs and so cents Boys shoes for 60 cents
and upwards. A large lot OF ladies gai er butt. fol
81 80 and s. 25 Misses shoes, buttoned a laced,
for 81 90 and $t0 Mems boots, coarse aud line, for
~. GG and $3.50. -
These goods must be soil. Do not miss bar
gain. liberal discount to oh rltabe ASSOCIATIONS
fab1
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tB-The Question Settled hose eminent men, Or.
Jas. Clark Physic an 10 queen Victoria, aud Dr..
Hughes Bennett say that consumption can b. cured.
Dr. " istar knew this when he discovered his now
Unknown Balsant Of Wild Cherry, and experience
has proved the correctness or his opinion. so cents
and 81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
febl5 YtawlXW
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DIAM JEWELLERY a Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches is karat solid gold rings
ladies', and gents solid gold chains. Jewery in every
variety, also clocks at prices to suit the times at T.
W. Bailys old established stand, No. 622 Market st.,
Philadelphia
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rE-H is useless TO attempt to cleanse stream
while the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, COM
plants the liver or Kidneys eruptons OF The skin,
imppre blood, are at once removed by DR.. Makers
California Yinegar Bitters, purhs: of the bio and
renovator OF he system 1t has never bee n known
to fall. iAult ,4W
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Re- Boys Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Chill
dren'B Shoes great variety, and at extraordinary
low prices, at Prettymans 12 Market Street, third
door below Second. octs-3m'
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sBr- Never suffer long from Cough. At this age
of the worl Id, when you can get Aver Cherry Pee
tora it is criminal neglect If you do not cure it.
Be wise in time.
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Register's 5Iotltfs.
u EGlSTER'S OFFICE,

l. Eblo EN- . VI I'VE,
LIZ NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan. 30th, 1875,
Upon the application OF lamar A. And rson, Adj
ministratriX of Lew Anderson, late of Wilmington
Hundred In said County deceased; it is ordered and
directed by the Register that the ADMINISTRATIVE
aforesaid, give notice of the granting of Letters of
Administration upon the Estate of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof by causing adyer-
tlsemtnts 10 be posted within forty days from the
date OF such letters, in six of the public places
of the County of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate, to present the
same, or abide by an act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period III the DAILY COM
MBRolAL newspaper published IN Wilmington and
continued therein three weeks cod
Given under the hand ami Seal of Onlce
L. 81 OF the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, III
New Castle County aforesaid, the day and
year above written. s. G. BIt4GS, Register
NOTICE-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
altested TO the Administrators on before Jan SOth
1876 or abide the Act Of Assembly In such case made
and provided.
lamar A ANDERSON, Administrators.
Address lloI Wood st, Pha. fsbl.3weOd
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C'orupratium alotifrs.

No1ioA a., ,,,,. :, ,,.,,-n.ry ,,,n a,
2 he anuuM e'ectoi for nine Directors of y he
Delaware Fire lasuraRce Company to serve the
ensuing year will he held at the office of the Com
many No Gus Market street, on MONDAY, the lst day
of March next between the hours of and O'Clock
2. Nj. +. L. GlLPlN,
fybl5.12t secretary.
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ARREST OF An ALLEGED PIcKpoCKEr.-O Sat
urday last several strangers were observed sus-
piciously pushing their way through the market,
and information was lodged with the police an-
thorities. In the party was recognized man
OF picking pocket but managed
to escape arrest, This was con-
strued into sufficient cause for the arrest Of the
strangers. and descent was made upon them
with one capture, the others GLIDING the oil
Charles Fisher. He is still held, bnt there has
not vet been sufficient evidence obtained to war
rant his commitment. On Saturday morning the
pocket of Mrs. Many Shakespeare, residing at SAG
Madison street. was relieved of its contents, but
by whom is not known.
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~ Mems Winter Boots from $2.75 up, and Men
Calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettymans.
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re- Large Fail and Winter stock Of Boots AM
Shoes, at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store III
Market Street, Third door below Second.
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Buardtng.

DO ARDI N G-WITH PLEASANT
l , n oms. Also able boarders can be acco'nmo-
dated at isn2G I'm 22I SHIPLtY 1T.
DOAuDlNG FOR GENTLEMEN
ID Apply ian2tf Si2 KING.
ID ARDIN @ WITH DESIRABLE
ID rooms at jy7-u SOL WEST ST.
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A VERILL CHEMICAL PAINT!
THE BEST PAINT IN THE MARKET.
READ THIS. READ TolS
OFFICE HARLAN 4 HoLL,EGswoRTH Co /
WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. II, 1874.
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Averill Chemical Paint for the last seven years, or
siuce 1861 and take great pleasure in stating that
the longer have 1t In use the more like tin fact
! have never seen ANYTHING to compare with 1t TOR
beauty aud durability. Very respectfully,
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OFFICE IoBDEIL CAR WHEEL Col
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 20, 1874. !
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Averill Chemical Paint for about two years. in this
State and North Carolina, and have found 1t to be
the best Paint for outside work when exp sed TO
the weather, that we have ever used Yours re-
specially,
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Sample cards may be hsd on application.
We will apply this paint when desired Estimates
for painting with fhls Paint promptly furnished.
GEOHGE w STONE,
sepl4-6nof No II East WATER STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-15

~ Wontens Lace Shoes from $l.59 up and We
mems button shoes from s2.7b, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-15

IL VIII cure Dyspepslai sour stOInHth Alu Heart-
burn.
1t Will make you strong and give You new life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone Your diees
tlOu.
1t il pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that tonic will do without liquor
stimulate. 1t is pot Wine of Iron. Try it. Doctors
prescribe 1t. t-gy recommend 1t. Thousands
nav been cured with it. Suffer no longer. send
and get circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by smith Painter e. Bringhurst Co.,
. McIna Jr.. and Druggists generally. APRIL In
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-15

81 Boots ana Shoes al prices to suit the times, al
PrettymRn's.