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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

LONDON, JUNE ia special dispatch
from Paris 10 the London Standard says it
is expected that Russia has withdrawn
from the alliance Of the three Empires, and
that a new alliance has consequently been
formed between Germany and Sweden.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

In a letter to the augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel, ex-Gov. Charles j. Jen-
kins thus emphatically declines any
use Of his name IN connection with the
Gubernatorial chair:
For reasons, with which it is unnec-
essaTy to trouble the public, but which
are conclusive with me, 1 respectfully
decline, without qualification or mental
reservation, TO compete for theposltlon
or to consent that my name shall IN
suy event be used IN connection with It.
I am not ungrateful for past hOnOrs.
I know that they are immeasureably
greater than any service 1 have rem
dered. But know, also, that 'to ev-
cry thing there is a season, and a time
to every purpose under the sun''--a
time to be active, and a time TO be
quiet. Ny manhood has been active,
but its dav-dream throughout has been
quiet in the evening Of lie. Quiet l
now have, and in 1t I rejoice.
And that is just the va Grant
should have put it about the thii term
business.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
CHICAGO.
A German Journal Jumps the

A German Journal Jumps the Fence.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Daily Courier
of this city, which, for the past eighteen
months, has been an Independent newspa-
per, has a dOuble-leaded editorial this
morning containing a scathing review Of
the history of the Republican party and
announcing itself as hencefOrth a represen-
tative Of the opposition party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

WITH the July number, the GALAXY en-
ters on its 20lh volume. 1t celebrates the
event by appearing in entirely new type,
and being printed on laid tinted paper,
which makes it in aPpeaeance, as it has
long been in contents, one Of the most at
uactive magazines published. The July
number contains a sketch Of Alexander
Dumas by Albert Rhodes, an article on
paintings by Henry James, Jr., "a NapO-
Ieonic Legend" by Grenville Murray, AMI
much other interesting matter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
CROPS.
Cold RaIns-UnPrecedented Frost.

Cold Rains-UnPreeedented Frost.
SAN Francisco, June 14.-Dispatches
received last night from various parts Of the
State, report very heavy cold rains yester-
day and the night before, in some places
doing material injury to the cut and stand
ing grain.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Reports from
Southern New jersey say the heaviest frost
known for many years at this season, Oc-
Cured last night, and damage to growing
crops is said to be great.
Boston, June 14.-DiSpatches from va
riOus points in Maine, New Hampshire and
Connecticut indicate a heavy fir st last
night aud considerable damage to crops.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
Anig Trade Tor Garrett.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE Board Of
Directors Of The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, at a special meeting to-day, ratified
the contract for the purchase Of the city's
interest in the Pittsburg and OOnnellsburg
Railroad for one million dollars, an ordi-
nance for such sale having been passed by
the City Council. The interest Of the city
in that road was S2,33T,000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

TIE Cincinnati Enquirer says Duff
Green, who died in Georgia the other
day, was the founder Of the system of
Washington correspondence. He was
the first man to write letters from
Washington to a oprovincial" news.
paper.
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paper.

THE notorious Tom Mcclellan vas
shot and killed in his saloon at Hamil-
ton, o., Sunday night. Mcclellan was
the man who was charged with the
murder Of Tom Myers in 1870, and it
was while defending him that Hon.
G. L. Vallandigham lost his life.
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nInRE sT-Ifs M COME.

brooklyn CoTrespoldenoe oI NE 5uHsI0 O0l-
rier.
1t is stated upon what appears good au-
thority, that Aoulton has determined to
bring suit against Tracy for defamation Of
character. Also, that TIlton cOntemplates
a similar proceeding against Porter. Both
Tracy and Porter are said TO have asserted
in private what they did in the courtroom,
hence the suits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

THE Supreme Court met at Knox
vile, yesterday, in special term, &C
cording to the provision Of tie act
which changes the regular term from
September to May.
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Glorious Crop Prospects In the south
west.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE CONNER
ciGPs Memphis special says; "YOung crops
Of corn and cotton in the valleys Of the Ar
kansas, White, YazOo, st. Francis, and
along the main rivers further South to the
gull, were never more promising than now.
Field hands are more industrious than at
any time since the days Of slavery. From
early dawn until darkness checks labor,
men and women are to be seen in every
tillable field. Present appearances Indicate
the most prolific yield for many seasons" ,"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
GERMANY.

BERLIN, June 14.-The Upper House
Of the Prussian Diet adjourned to-day after
passing the bill withdrawing State grants
from the Roman Catholic Clergy, and
reading for a second time The bill abroga-
ting three clauses Of the constitution.
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trouble in the 50. Louis Times once

ST. LOUIS, June IA StilsOn Hutchins,
who has been general manager Of the st.
Louis Times for some months past, vas de-
posed to-day by majority vote Of the
Board Of Directors. 1t appears, however,
that Mr.. HutChins and John Hodnett, who
protested against the action Of the board
to-day, own a majority of the stock of the
Times Company, and it is not unlikely
that the action Of the board will be over
ruled at the meeting Of stockholders to be
held about a month hence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

The London Court Circular says It is
rumOred that there will shortly be an effort
made to improve upon the style Of dress at
present worn by English ladies. A nOta-
bic leader Of fashion is said 10 be deter
mined to ego ina for classicality and re-
produce the costume Of a lady Of Greece or
Roma
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

A RAILROAD accident between Bos-
ton and New York, Saturday night,
came near rob5ing us Of one singer,
one Vice President, and one candidate
for the Presidency. Miss Annie Louise
Cary, ex-Speaker Blaine and Henry
Wilson were on the train. The first
two were slightly injured, but Mr.. VII
son escaped unharned. Two parlor
coaches were overturned and a number
of passengers quite severely bruised.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
The Union and American Job
Rooms

A RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
n STYLES Of type necessary 60 10 All kinds OF
Book, Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper, OF
ether heavy work in a superior manner, az
prices below that Of N0rthern and Efstorn
cities; and In any and everything sc propose 70
do We challeng competition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

THENAsHvILLE UNION AND AMER
4cAY ought to be ashamed OF itself.
We haa tbat great item about the Mex
5can ex9edlls2n all cut out and were
5ust handing It ont to the foreman
when We happened to glance at the last
two lines. We would ike TO have en-
gagged some one to cuss for Us then
Chattanooga Times.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

TENNESSEE BONDS remain depress-
ed in New York, closing yesterday at
49 for old and new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
KeIIogr Hnrrrtng the Conrf.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Coal Mine DfabOIism--Au Attempt at
Wholesale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Situa'
fIour n Unsettled As Ever.

Coal Mine DfabOIism--Au Attempt at
Wholesale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS situa'
fI0u as Unsettled as Ever.
WHKEsBARRE, June IA. - Saturday
night two kegs of powder and lighted
fuse were thrown into the window of Jas.
Curry's house, in Kingston. One OF his
boarders was awakened by the noise and
extinguished the fuse before the fire had
reached the powder. Curry has been
working at Paine's breaker against the or
der Of the miners association, and sum-
mary vengance was attempted upon him.
This morning about twenty men went
to Waterman & Beavers for the purpose Of
Going TO Work. hut were met by a large
crowd Of the strikers who threatened and
forced them to go home. No correct oDin-
ion As TO when the men will go to work
can be given.
strikers Convicted.
CIEARFIELD, PA, June 1.-THE Clear
field strikers, thirty-two in all, were con
victed this evening Of conspiracy and riot
in this county, and viii be sentenced to
morrow. John Siney and XingO Parks
were held IN s., 900 bail each for trial in
the September court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
LOUISIANA.

The Radical state Auditor Indicted
for EmbezzIemenI, ExtOrtiOn and
sTisdemeanOF.
NEW ORLEANS, June 14.-The grand
Jury this morning presented four indict-
ments against State Auditor Chas. Clinton,
two for misdemeanOr in office, one for eX-
tOrtion under color Of Office, and one for
embezzling $4,000 of the State funds.
Bail has been fixed at S23, 500. The Au-
ditor was served with a capias and parOled
by the sheriff until 3 pm
Kellogg HUEFying the Court.
Gov. kellogg has addressed a formal re-
Quest to the Judge of the Superior Crimi-
nal Court 20 extend the present term Of the
call Of the extra session Of his court for the
purpose Of bringing the charges against
State Auditor Cliu-On to ali immediate
trial, and he has also instructed the Attor-
nev General to prosecute the case without
delay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

Ex-SUPERvIsOR GEO. ". EMERY,
Just appointed Governor of Utah,
will leave for Salt Lake tomorrow. He
is pledged to carry out the Presidents
policy respecting MOrmOnism. Axtel,
the retiring Governor, was appointed
with that understanding, and it was
not until after he had been In Office for
some months that it was found lie had
a record IN Congress in favor of the
Mormons and against the Cullom bill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

COTTON market steady in New York,
closing yesterday at 158@l5sc. for
middling upland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
UNION AND IaERlc AN.

GOLD opened in New York, yester-
day, at l162, declined to 116l and
closed at ll6s9ll63.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

THEY say Of Florida that the water is
so close to the surface that you may dig
down anywhere two feet deep and go afish-
ing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

Col. F. has not yet resumed his con-
nection with the Press and Herald, but
will do so during the coming week
KnOsUiIIe Press and Herald.
No journalist In Tennessee could re-
ceive a more cordial welcome from his
brethren Of the press than that which
awaits Col. Fleming on his return to
the editorial chair. For some time
past the Press and Herald has been ex-
ceptionaIly bright and newsy-en-
couraged thereto, doubtless, by the de-
cline of the Chronicle since Ricks let
90 and Brewnlow took hold.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

Ton THUMB has declined a position in
che New York Postofice. They wanted 10
nut him IN one of the pigeon holes.
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striIEers COnvicted.
NEBRASKA.
n-nr.,,n,ners-Pienisking.

ONAHA, NEB., june I4.-Immenss
clouds Of grasshoppers made their appear
ance. iying nortlward over this place about
eleven o'clock to-day. None are yet alight-
ing. -.
Grasshoppers in immense sWarms haze
srnearad a. Pla,tsmouth, Neb., and are de-
stroying everything. They are moving
n0rthward.
Twoor three picnicking excursions to
tlzs neighborhood Of Florence yesterday
got into y11uble. and several persons were
Severely wounded y knives or pistols, TWO
dangerously.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
she Red Parasites.

Immense clouds Of grasshoppers cover
the fields and woods near Florence, eight
miles above here. Great numbers OF them
have been examined AID every one has
MANY Of the ''red parasites on them, eat
ing out their vitals.
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was involved, shows he was not obliged to
answer whether OF not he had been guilty
of adultery.
Counsel read from one of Mrs. TiltOn's
letters to her husband in which she de-
clared she had given her husband a true
account Of Mr.. Beecher's visits, and spoke
OF the trinity formed by the three, her hus-
band, Er. Reecher and herself. Here he
said we saw her idea OF q community be-
tween herself and these two men, and in
another she says, referring to her husband
and Mr.. BeecheT:
ssOh. how my heart yearns over you
men and hope you will become reconciled
10 one another" and in another part,
sDeaLing of Mr.. Beecher she says: 81 do
love him vsry dearly" Il was a danger
ous position for 4 woman to be placed
when she could identify another man with
her husband and believe in
An Indebted Trinity.
This was after years Of wOmanly ministra-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
BEEOHER.
How He Purchased Prussic Acid
to Commit Suicide.
The Story Of an UphOIsterer who
is Afraid His Business
Would be Ruined.
Unverified RumOrs of ReOpeniDg
the Case to Submit
New Testimony.

Beech Still Banging AWsy-Is Ply.
mouth Church on TFiaI?-The Prince
or Wales-Gen. .SIcI<Ies-An Undecided
Trinity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

All NUNEIIlEW NEElIINs
This was after years Of WOmanly ministra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

ONE CENT PER SQUARE Foot ON
" TIN. y ON PLASTIC SLATE uR HELT, 5
CsSTS ON SINGLE,
STOP YOC 3 LEAkY ROOTS
HAYES ELASTIC PAINT
VIII Stop leaks on any q the acoye roofs. sod.
also, 81 g. per gallon.
a. l. aINSCog / co Agen.s
myis& once, I'll Ship.ey sgree-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
The GrcnI DiscoNerY

F. F. kunSels bitter VINE OF iron. For the cure
az weak stomach, general debility, indigestion, dis
ease Of the nervous system, constipation scldity OF
the stomach. and all cases requiring ionic
The wine inc udes The most agreeable and efficient
salI ot Iron We possess Citrate OF Magnetic oxide
cAmhlped with the most energetic OF vegetsole
ionlcs-lellow Peruvian Bark
The effect in many cases Of debility. lnss OF sppe-
lite, and general ptosrstion of an efficient SAT- OF
Iron combined with our valuable Nerve. Is mos;
happy. II augments the apreii'e, raises the pulse,
takes of muscular dahhsess, removes the psllor OF
dcNiity and gives nord ylgor TO the counieHsnc
Io You wan, som thing 10 stree gihen you Do
You want good appetite: Do you want 10 build
up your constitutions Do ylu want TO feel well I.
10 yen want 20 get rid OF nervousness pou you
want energy: Do You want 10 sleep well. 10 you
Msn; eriss snd vigorous feelings. II yeu 10, ny
hunkeis Wine Of Irun.
This truly vsiusele tonic has been So thoroughlv
tested ~ al classes o.the community. that It is now
deemed intlspet sable s| s To - medicine. II cost
auI i;'.e rurlnes = g hood sni gives tone 10 the
stomach, renoyAIes the system and prolongs life.
now ony ask trial ~ this valuable Tonic
y Sc 8. ret hsi'ie. +, 2 Kunse! So.e Proprie tor
PtaSd@l @lpAia, rs. ASH your irugssi for Knnke
B''tr w ne of iran, and take no oiher make. sod
on = s. oAtes. a. others are counterfeit. 50 be-
y axe .. ,aen,
TAPE wosM
Entirely removed wiki purely vegetable med cine.
pass IL ircm the system slye. NO fee until the
ht At passes. Gene and refer 10 patients irested
" :. :. hursel, No 50 North Ninth -, Phisgiel.
15'S. sdvtce free. Ses'. F1n snt stomach " o!ms
also removed ASK your druggist for kunkels
" oFu s!r17- Pr4ee. s. per bottle. Sfnd for oircu-
81 msys-dmw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
LOCAL NTEELI6ENCE.
RailroaA Hours.
fRAna LzAvI WILMINGTON.

fRADa LzAvI WILMINGTON.
r. Sss HoTA-lsi, A. NJ; iai7, 1919, o.@s, P. N.
Fbr FAasds,p1ss-lsl, $50, $40, $50, 1880, A.
=. 1alI, lRtY, 3 T. 1A9, T20, 9.90 I. n. Sundays,
l.gl, A. n; 400, a.s0, $50, p. N.
For Balti'xors.-laba a03, 1000, A. NJ; 1.S3,
go lilo, p. M. Sundays, 1909, 20s, A. M.
Fur Washington. a0s, A. NJ. 1856, l.2s,
go, Ill, 4. M. sundays, 12.b2, 9.o3, A. M.
For Delaseare r. R.-o.oo, 1O.l0, A. NJ. $40, p.
n. No sunday trains.
NJ Ns~ castk.-o.oo. 1910, A. NJ. l.sn, $40, p M.
No Sunday trains.
For wa,si,ytoa and Reading Il. R.-s45, $50; A.
n, b.lb, p. NJ. No Sunday train.
FIR Wilmington Western r. h-l0.s0 A. M; $40,
P. n. No Sunday trains.
rRAnts ARRIvR AT WILMINGTON.
From Nev York.--1.ca, A. NJ. l2.oa, lls, 100, 2.
II. Sundays, l.o3, A. NJ.
Fto1n Philadephta.-is.Aa, l.b9, pb6, A. M; 1900,
NJ; la Lis. 400, o15. 6so, 100, Sis, lio0 P. NJ.
sundays, II ~, 1.5s, 1O.U5, A. NJ. il.OO, p. M.
From ho~. DepoSt-so+. a. NJ. No sunday train.
From Balfirsore - In, 1925, A. NJ. 1901, lq.ie
From Washington. - i.2i, A. NJ. 12.0T, lq.s0, b.92
$50, p. NJ. sunday l.2l. A. N. 99o. P. NJ.
From Dsla,edrs X. R.--lo.lo, A. M; $50, $50, p
n. No Sunday trains.
Mom Nos custle.-soo, 1918, A. M; $50, $50
P. N. No sunday trains
Mo,n Firsfsgton d Reading r. R-S.22. A. NJ.
BIS, I 30, p. N. No Sunday trains.
Fror Wilmington d Western r. R--T.5o, A. NJ.
Bis p. NJ No Sunday trains.
LHAvn PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
l1Aot $50, 1880, A NJ. 1915, $50 400, nlo, 500
6s0 $50, 30. p. N. sundays las0 $50 A. M; 99'
u.O p. II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
Proposals.
DROPosALs

PROPOSALS
f1K GSADlSG THE BED OF FOURTH STREET
fhOA AAhkEF To TA1NAlL
Sealed proposals will be received by the Street
until N'A'i4'HS'uleT
THURSDAY, MAY 2iTH, ls.s
AIS O'Clock. p. NJ.
o grading the bed Of 4h stree; from the curb Inns
" .ne hest sde OF Market street to the curb lin,
oh ne vest side OF Tstnall street, a distance ot
a9ai '9l feet, depth Of earth to be removed about
a -, 'oE furnishing paving stone, the stone M,
alsef nan Inches 10y inches. and hr cks for rrut
.eis sli uohg the paving. about feet tnr moTa /,
leeAed necessary on each side of the street taEnu
W shd lesetlog the curb TO the new curb line ami
.4sins uP shl relaylng nsgging aud hauling ina
sald Aso hsu!lrg the stone from the brp 10 tho
sd Of The street, the stone 10 be hauled hv The
pslcn, Inc Wois 10 extend to all intersections n,
eEeets nol already paved ami TO the buiI,np lines
~. -ea1! paved, the cutters TO be l2 inches wide
-1cePs me Cross gliiers. which are 10 he Q fasi
-. -s & 40 oflgks 70 be set on edge and TO be best
Ia of.ck- The rag stone - b. relaid wh,revsr
essai! on The street. All curb stone TO he reset
-HeleNel Necessary, and al new curb IN no 81,
NAt!eFtI sqllret by the street Commissioner M
~. -. lllh!sh all euro stones Necessary and Tho
sl.el l!4l+s i0r .he cross cutters at the intarssc
-, - ~ s.rssis Aiso me sand or gravel Necessary
y l9 me Soik az the sand pit All material ~,
q me street ami the sarth are reserved and n w
t.t' r.rl Al slcl pace. as III S;reet
Tecuoa. ~ - "u"eE MS ul-
me contract 70 be for fach specification or 10, Al,
t9selaeI a. TIsy be deemed sdy.saple - 80 a.
- ga wi. be accepted except II he fron, q 20
: rrservsi i-si ~ ~ felsct any or all bids
m!!' = Chairman Of the Street conmitisa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
Suftint1 &aIes.

T'RUsTEEs SALE
DESIRABLE LAND.
IN KENT COUNTY, MD.
Fly virtue Of Decree OF the Circuit Court for Kent
county, as Court of Equity the undersigned as
Trustee. will sell 10 the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, THE srH DAY OF JUNE, 1915.
AT l2 O'CLOCK, M,
AT the voshel House, In Chestertown, ALL THAT
FARM, of which the late John Lusby died seized,
adjoining the lands OF John e. Black and others, in
the Second Rleciion District OF Kent county, called
the
"Gebhard" or Wallis Farm"
AND CONTAINING .s3 ACRE,
More or less. which is situated on the public road
leading from still Pond to Urievle, and is now
reached by right OF way leading from SAID farm to
the public ROAD leading from ureyille to Kennedy
Vile.
About 2so acres is arabic land, and the residue is
IN wood lnnstly OAK with some hickory and pine
1t Is divided into six fields conveniently arrang cd
and Is one OF the best wutert farms IN the county
running water being accessible from every II Id. IL
Is Justly consdert one OF the best stock tarms In
the county.
and productive; being well adapted to tbr growth
o. ali grains and grasses. There Ia an excellent
APPLE ORCHARD,
young ard thrifty, of good vare ies
THE DWELLING
Il a two-story Brick House, with frame add- a
ton, convenient and ample for large family E3
and all In good repair, situated in wei shaded en-
closure, aud supplied with well OF excellent wa
ter.
THE oUT-BUILDINGS
are ample and good ; new barn, 3lx4O feet, with I
foot corn house on each side extending the whole
length unds r-pinned with stone and well finished
good stablng for ten horses; good carriage house,
meat house, dairy house and poultry house.
There Is small tenant house on the part of the
farm fronting on the SIN Fond Road The whole
farm has been heavily lined, and produces well.
II can be divided conveniently INTO two tracts
one containing about 1875 acres, more less 'front.'
ing on the Sill Pond road, and containing the tenant
house Just mentioned. The other containing about
2io acres more or less, with nil the other improve
ments and reached from the Kennedyville road,
A plot of the farm Will be exhibited at the sale,
showing these two divisions, and II will he offered
In parcels and also as whole, and sold as shall
prove most advantageous
TERMS OF SALE.
Tho terms OF sale are One fourth cash on the day
OF sale In thirty davs thereafter at the option OF
the Trustee and the balance in three equal install
ments IN one two and three years from the day OF sale
to be secured by the Bona OF the purchaser pur-
chaserswith security TO be approved by the ristee
and with interest from day OF sale Possession given
January list, 1876, with the privilege OF seeding
| wheat this Fail. Deed at cost of purchaser.
JAMRS A. PEARCE, JRusrRE.
CuEsTERTowN. May l4th. 1878. myl5ltd,3tw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

"LOOKl LOOKI LOOKI
KRLLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE
1t viii cure Dyspepsia Sour Stomach and Heart
burn.
1t will make you strong and give you now life.
II will act upon your liver and tone up your diges
ton
1t Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that tonic will do without liquor TO
stimulate. 1t is DOT Wine of Iron. Try II. Doctors
prescribe It. Cie-gy recommend IT, Thousands
hsvs been cured with 1t. Suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what II has done.
For sale by smith Painter, E. Bringhurst 4 Co.,
x. Mclnall. Jr.. and Druggists generally. sprs-lim
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
The Temperature, To-day.
New Castle County Courts.

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CITY ITEMS.

sF- Ladies' Shoes. new stock at very low prices. at
Babcock 4 Bro, 2is Market street mys,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

re- ds.-Garden seeds. all kinds fresh stock,
Bowman's. qnd and King streets. mar2s-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

sy- We hare tnop 10000 dollars worth Of Boot
and Shoes to sell, buta very large stock, at III
Market street. mySu