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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
Local HrevItIes.

Sunrise at 1928
sunset at 49,
Read the Message ladies'.
Do not forget to draw your bank dividends.
Quick printing at the Commercial job office.
Whitman's confect ons, 2o9 w. Second Street.
Boys caps, very neat, at Duhel's, &. Third {.
The variable weather is hard on the Inter grain.
Bowers will sell his Market Stree: Store at 2l3, at
auction.
Winter overcoatings at Baynr's, largest stock in
the State.
he City Laun Try washes a panic pric $, at 2 E.
Fifth Street.
Webb is selling furs exceedingly cheap, at soi
Market street.
Clarke is exec eodlngy funny hear him on at
urday eyeLng
Uniform prici for uniform work at the CONNER
cIAL job office.
Machinery kept in excellent order at the CONNER,
cIAL job office.
Morgan makes shirts of the best materials and
guarantees nt in a cases.
Fumtr ellis the best oysters oh 'anable and his
cooks are famed for their skill.
! emember that Singles Son are the only manu-
facturers Of the genuine partagas, for quarter.
Dental Rooms. 5'5 Market Street, teeth 81 pei
set. Bes materials used satisfaction gu ran eed
That was a short-sighted Iolcy in the Marke,
Street Merchant who petito ed the Street Ma kei
into King Street.
Persons who pass along Sarket Street admire tht
heautlfu display of furniture in the show window.
of Nos. 220 and 222.
bll collars not made cf linen can be washed-tC
pieces. Wear the Elmwood which will Keep clean
longer thah any other without washing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad H0ur,.
rRAnss LAAvR WILMINGTON.


For Ses YorG-l.sl, A M; l9l7. la.4a, o.4a, P. N.
For Phi'adsipSsa.- $50, $40, $50, 1880, A.
l.s1, A. NJ; 400, 6.3o, s.3o, P. N.
For Bditinlors.-1252, 203, 10.02 A. M; l.a3,
$50, I.1n, P. NJ >undays, 1857. 2.03, A. M.
For Washington. 2.0s, A. NJ: 1885, 1.2S,
$50, IL. I. M. uDdays. 1882, 2.o8, A, NJ.
For Eeld,oare r. R.-500, 1910, A. NJ; $40, p.
NJ. No sunday trains.
For Neto casne-5.00, 10lO A. NJ Is, s 40, p. M.
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Reaainy X R--s.s0, A. M.
$50, 5.16, P. N. No Sunday train.
For Wii,nsnatoD d Western, r. Mo 80 A. NJ; 5.35,
p. n. No Sunday trains
rRAIss ARRIvK AT WILMINGTON.
From Nep Yot-l.5s, A. NJ; 1884, l.ls, 100, P.
M. sundays. LBS, A. NJ.
From Philadelphia l.s3, s.bS. A. M; 1900,
NJ. 1884, lfs as, SIS 6.35, 100 SIS, 1100 p Nj.
sundays, IL AZ, 1853, 1905, A. NJ; 11.@, P. NJ.
From Por, Deposit.-s.O4, A. Nj No sunday train.
From baltimore. = 1.2l 1929 A. NJ. 12.0I, 1910,
5.32, 92D, P. VI. sundays, Isl, A. Nj. $50, p. M.
From Washington. Ia A. M; 1901, 1910, o.32,
9.2O, p. N. sunday ,1.9l, A. M. /; $40, P. NJ.
From Dela.odre X. R.-l0lb A. M; 80. $50. p.
M No Sunday trains.
From Nev tastle-s.Oo, 1918, A. NJ; $50, $50,
P. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading r. R. $685. A. NJ.
Loo, I 50, p. M. No Sunday trains.
Fro1n Wilmington d Western r. R.-T.bo, A. N.
BIS p. N. No Sunday trains
LRAvK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1940 $50, 1030 A. NJ. 1915, $50, AGO, blb. 500
645 $50 11.30, p. M. sundays l240, $50 A. M; 80
1l.sOP.M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
The ". 4 Il. W. Is. CO.'S Claim.

NATURE OF THE CONTRACT BY WHICH 1T DE-
MASDs TO OPERATE TIE READING Il LEnIoH
ROAD.
The general nature of the claim upon which
the Wilmington " Reading X. Il. Co. bases its
right to operate the Reading Il Lehlgh r. X. was
stated in the notification served by the officers of
the former company upon the latter, and printed
in these columns yesterday. A little explana-
ton, however, will serve to make the matter
more clear and readily understood,
The Wilmington ~ Reading II. Il. Co.'S own
track ends about mile and half below Read
ing, but in order to reach the depot and Penn
street it leased from the Reading u Lehigh Co.
Chen the Berks County,) this much Of the
Heading & Leligh's track, III which lease it was
Reading Lehlgh Co. to pay the interest on its
Mortgage Bonds for the period of sixty days af-
ter the said interest had become due, that Is to
say, for sixty days after the first day of Novem-
her. 1874, then it should be the privilege of the
Wilmington II Reading Co. to enter upon and
operate the Reading Y Lehigh road. L. was iii
virtue of this stipulation IN the |, ase that the
notification was served. The engine house from
which the W. Il II. locomotives were excluded
was used in common by the two roads, as was
also that portion OF the track Of the Reading *
Lehigh road through the city of Reading.
of course the foreclosure of the mortgage OF
the Reading x Lehigh Co. would vitlate the con-
tract, but there is no other consideration which
will. II the W. & Il. Co. shall operate the Il. &
l. road as Il permanent thing then 1t will become
liable for the interest in default. .aA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
GOaIesyilIe.

WORK AT THE ROLLING MiLL--THE PUDDLERs LAf
oFF-fiSplNG OF A DEAD TRAMP.
Correspondence of the Commercially
CuArE-vILLE PA, Jan. 5.
The late cold snap has been godsend to the
ice men, and they are busy filling their houses.
The ice is from 7 to inches i'll thickness.
Beale's Iron Works at rarkesburg are running,
Two of the four Vlaluct mills are lii up, and
Huston n Penroses plate mil is still running
with orders ahead, The puddlers at the latter
works are lying of but All arrangement will he
Effected. tins week, III regard to wages and they
will like Y resume next week. {. +. PemIoch
a. Co. are busy with as large a force as the,
employed IN the best of times Some time agt
thr firm purchased from the government II lars,
amount of heavy gun boat iron and have erected
raw for cutting ieayy plates cold.
This morning, early, when the watchman al
Huston Il Penrn-es Mills was making his usua
tour of the works. he discovered a tramp
lying in the ashpit Of one of
the furnaces. The watchman attempted
to arouse him but upon placing his hand Oh The
travellers face discovered that lie was dead
Deputy Coroner Lewis summoned jury A
post rnortem was held, and verdict rendered o
death from heart disease. The mani name wal
George Miller,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
q : Circuit Court.
DEcIeIoN nY JUDGE BRADFORD

DEUIrION ~ JUDGE BRADFoRD.
The L. $. Circuit Court, yesterday. Judge
Bradford presiding, rendered decree i'll the
case of Randolph & Co. vs. VIM. Candy, as
signee OF McIear 4 Son, that Randolph " Co.
pay the funds in their hands about which the
dispute was to Candy, assignee of McLears es-
tate.
In the same court, on Monday, the case OF
Emanuel Nunes VI. Jacob DeWolfe, upon the
hearing of the rule to show cause why the bail
of 100000 should not be reduced, the court, this
morning. ordered that the amount OF the bail
be reduced TO $1,000, the cost of the rule
chargeable OH the defendent in the rule.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
Death of william sheIdrake.

HE FALLS uPoS THE ICE IN PHILADELPHIA ASD
RECEIVES FATAL INJURIES.
William Shcdrake,a "a prominent citizen Of Kent
county, and residing near Farmington went to
Philadelphia, last week, on business and while
walking along Chestnut street lie slipped on the
ice and broke his leg. He was conveyed 10 the
Washington Hotel, where he was stopping, and
medical assistance summoned. The violent ma
ture of the fracture, however, brought on NOR
titication which resulted fatally on Iuesday
Mr. Sheldrake was largely engaged in the lum-
Der business, and was member of the Della
ware House OF Representatives from Kent coun-
ty in 1872.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

FEELING OVER THE ELECTION OF THE OFRICERs-
THE DIVORCE BUSINESS INDICATIONS ABOUT THE
UsuRY LAW AND THs REPEAL OF THE TAX On
BONDS AND MORTGAGES.
from onr Regular orrtsrond mt
Dover, Jan. 6.
The Legislature met promptly this morning at
10 A. NJ. and organized by electirg the otlcers
already reported. The combinations which
brought about the unexpected results i'll the
choice OF officers have been freely discussed and
this morning. each train going away from Do
yer conveyed crowds of disappointed ones dis
gusted with politics, and phlosophizing upon
the faithlessness of politicians iii general.
No business of legislative Importance has yet
been introduced into either House, but the res
olution of Senator Riddle i'll leaving the Divorce
Committee ont of the list of standing committees
is significant Of the feeling of the members. OF
the senate, at least, on the question Of divor
ces. The action of the Senate III adopting the
resolution very plainly rays that there Will be
no use in bringing any divorce cases before the
present Legislature.
The Commissioners having charge of the re-
building OF the State Capital met hero this
evening for the purpose of finishing .up the re-
port, which will ill all probability be presented
TO the House tomorrow. 1t has been ascertain
ed that the disbursements have exceeded the
amount appropriated for that purpose by about
- 900, for which extra appropriation will be
| asked. 1t is conceded that the remodelling Of
the State House has been done i'll such man
ner that the committee will have NO difficulty i'll
getting the amount asked for.
| The standing committees of the House have
not yet been appointed, but in those of the
Senate it will be noticed that the lone Republi-
can Senator from New Castle has been honored
with the craftsmanship OF the committee oil Re-
vised Statutes one OF the most important in the
Senate, while by parliamentary usages he it
chairman of two others.
The appointment Of James H. Ray as chairman
Of the finance Committee indicates strong
effort for the modification Of the Treasury laws
and repeal OF the tax on bonds and mortgages
| 1t il expected that the Legislature will be il
session until noon on Thursday when it will ad
| journ over until Monday, when the real active
| work of the session will be commenced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
THIRD EDITION.
Washington.

THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE IN SECRET srs
SION.
WAsHINoroS, Jan. G.
The Ways and Means Committee are sitting in
secret session on the Pacific Mail inquiry. 1t
is supposed that Irwin will be brought before
the bar of the House, this morning.
EN-PosTMAsTFR KING.
Ex-Postmaster King of the House has not been
reached by the summons in the hands Of the
Sergeant-at-Arns. He is supposed to be in CEN
tral New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
AnluSfmfnts.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY on.
Americas most Ilius'rous comedian
MIR. JOHN S. CLARKE,
by the famous Company OF the Walnut street lea
tire, Philadelphia Embracing
MIR. AND wRs. CIIaS. N. WALCoT.
MRS. W. CHAPMA<,
Mas Y A. CREEsE,
MR. LIE A1S MORRISON
And other deserved favorites
The performances will comprise MIR. Clark's own
exclusive mehy, purchased from the author
sterling Coyne, Esq., emitted
THE WIDOW HUNT.
MAJOR DEBooTs. MIR. j. $. CLARK
To be lowed by the extremely funny farce OF
OUR COUNTRY COUSIN.
Joe on Visit.
No. j. S. CLARK.
Sale of seats To commence wednesday, January
Gth at BOughman = hOmas j Cos. Reserved seats,
Sl.OO; admission 80 and rs cents. jun4.6t
GRAND OPERA II pUSE,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS JANY
ITH AND s1H, 1873.
For the Bcnea OF the
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT $50
CITATION.
At the request of the officers Of the Assoc atun.
Hon. j l.. simnls, Mayor Hon. j. VAL mine. IN
Mayor, and some forty others, VIII act commit
tee.
THE GREAT RvPuBLIp
ALLEGoRY AND TABLEA
WIN he gwen under direction u j. NJ UAGEP, by
over
100 YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
| ADMISSION. ..........................5O so CENTS.
| kE KkvED SEATS. ..........xj CENTS EXTRA
Reserved Seats can be secured on and after sa,ur.
os Bookstore, i2l Market street, for either even
| ing
Doors open at O'Clock. Commences at O'Clock
MATINEE
MATINEE SAT URDAY, JANUARY 9rH ut 9 p. NJ
| CHILDREN. ...........................25 CENTS
ADULTS. S........... 80 CENTS
Doors open at o'clock. Commences al 2 o'c Ock
OTTO BECHER, PIANIST
| teinway Concert Grand Piano wlte used
| The egory will far exceed in
BRILLIANT EFFECT AND GRANDEUR
Anything ever before att mpted in this CITY, com
| prl ing the
GRANDEST sEFIrs OF LIVING PICTUhEs AMI
| SSIvE TABLEAuX
| ever witnessed upon the st ge each one of wh cl
Will be brilliantly II ,hted with various colored CAL.
| CUM LlGH s. &c, furnished by MIR. Frank No!en
| Of this city.
N. B.-Any person purchasing reserved ats be-
fore o'clock, p m, January Ith, WI he e. Titled I,
| Il certificate OF membership in the Monument Asso
claion, to 1e issued IN any name they may select.
| dec5l st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

TIE Ice HARVEST AssuRED.-The farmers in
the country are filing their ice houses with good
ioe from four to five Inches thick. The weather
still keeps clear and frosty, snd the ice crop for
1875 is pretty well assured. This crop is as i'm
portant to the depizens Of our cities as many Of
the other crops to which SO much Importance is
attached. Messrs. Pnsey 4 Rice have ice nine
inches thick on their pond at Coatesville; here.
it is from four to five inches thick. They are
putting their ioe houses in order and will, as we
suppose will also Messrs. Walton James, and
Conrow 4 Son, commence gathering in few
days,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

SLIDING AND SLEDISa.-The ice stills remains
on our streets and pavements in sheltered places
and great care has to be exercised by
pedestrians, especially in the hilly streets. A
number OF falls are daily experienced, but thus
far we have not heard OF any serious casualties.
The boys are having good time of it. and just
now all their interest seems centered in their
sleds, and coasting down the hills seems the
order of the day. The sleeper the better, and
the declivity, on Sixth between French and King
is fayorite resort.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
w n. KENNARD s. co.

Black Silks from SI.25 to $3.50
Fancy silks in Dark Cloth Shades from 80 to
$2.25.
Fine ard Fashionable Dress Goods
Good, Durabl- Dress Goods
Paisley ShAwls with Red Centre.
Paisley shawls with Black Centre
Trefousse q Cos Kid Cloves
Dog Skin Gauntlet Gloves.
DIE Gloves, (two butto 81
Doe Gloves, zone button.)
Initial Eandkerchlefs.
Lace Hank iclcfa,
Ladies' tu ars and Cuffs.
Lace BdrIys.
Fancy SIX iandkerchiefs.
Plain Whi,e tx Handserchiefs
Ladies' SILK Fllnged Sashes.
Immense Assortment of Ladies' Ties.
Embroidered Collars and Cults.
Fine Toilet Soaps
Brushes and Combs.
SILK Umbrellas OF the Finest Quality.
Alpaca Umbrellas.
Chlntz Umbrellas.
Lalies' balbrtggan Hose.
Chldrtn's Fancy striped Hose.
Gentemen's Linen Handkerchiefs
Embroidered Piano Covers.
Embroidered Table Covers.
Fine Linen Table Covers
Bull, Pink and Blue Table Covers.
Bull, PINK and Blue Napkins.
Inc White Napkins,
Fine White Towels, 90. l.25 and so
Ladies Merino Underwear.
Gentemen's Merino Underwear
ChilUren's MernO Underwear
Ladies' Balmoral Skirts
Chidren's BalmOral skirts
" hlte Blankets from $500 to $500.
White Marseilles Spreads
Tapestry brussels Ca pets.
Fine Ingram Carpets.
Milton hugs and Mats.
sS-we have also Large Stock OF Callcoes, Car
ton and Wool flannes, Casslmeres, &c, DC, an
for these times, to may persons, no more arprt
pirate present can be made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

AN EDITOR FINED--The Rector Of Christ
Church has made frequent complaints to the
Chief of Police that horses were hitched to his
shade trees, and that the latter had been gnawed
until they were nearly destroyed Besides, the
animals would get across the pavement, OBJ
structing passage and frequently compelling
persons to go out in the street in passing. This
morning complaint was again made, and Chief
Brady sent an officer to impound the horse which
happened to belong to G. W. Vernon. editor of
he Repub lican, and was released on the pay
ment of the fine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
City Busiufss lt-.s'c-y
AI,CTIpNRRItS.

AUCTICNEERs.
l. W. stidham 4 Son, Ill E 4tn stro,,
Joseph r. Miller. ath and King ,troot,
BANKERS & RROK ERS.
Il X. Robinson Co. IU Market street
BARBERs & BAIR DRESSER
A. Ashenbnoh, 10 Market street
BELL. RINGERS II BILL PD-'rRM-
tieo. W. jackson, = W. 9Th street
Howard o. Moore No. 5. k Third stree.
BOOT& SHOE MAKERS. aud DkAir
). q. Alexander. les Market str
John 8 Moreand, 4th and Poplar strso,~
" VIZ < HSTlss TSr"sr II oo " ais 4 Sssss, sl.ss r
CARPENTERS AND BuiLDER-.
j. O. IIaddock. shop r'or,@ h.' Frnrt Re. ,nis "
j. X, d. Seeds, shop ". Fourth Woaf
CIGARS 4 TOBACCO.
brisbane DeNsinvie, TIL Market .r.e,
Vim Ii. Robinson. iistS f. ith .,rcet
CLOCKS. WATCHES. Il JEwFt-H-
q. l. Bnsh. corner Seventh and Market -r-ei.
j, o. Massey. is II. 9TH stioet
C0ACH CARRIAGE EsTNHfSb.
Nm. Green to, \ H npt I'd nd Shipley sir~-'-
DRUGGISTS.
IL r Bringhurst, 3l7 M.rse. stresL
EIORISTs.
rAtnall 90, nolaware hvennv and .ior-r-o s'rr-,
GENERAL iSSEIttNtt Agents.
Thomas y. Plurlmer, bG2 Marx At str.et
Woolley Van Trump, hiO Market qtrs-i.
GENTS FURNI~HINs; sOnDs
lanes lam" N Waisen & "a, A Son w Marae' sr.-~'
Johnp Doush,an ai0 M~rEr' .trsst
| HATS. CAPS. &c.
HSa. Hnail l. D%seI %sIr'sq, q q .t,. M..ss -'"'
| HARDWAHE.
James Bro. 3A Market utrsyt
| IRON Il STEEL.
| VIM Green Co., &. E. cor. sd and ehipIey str--
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland, s. W. cor. Front aud Orange
| I.OOKiSG-tiIA>-tS y .H. .,.
| flwood DoAns, ~ ", sth .irset
u. MeMona8le, I'd and king streats
| MERCHANT TAIISHs.
| Geo Gouert, 70 Il. Fourth street
| John II Mnblhausen, 4lh King street
| PAPER IANi;INtis. SIIADk-. 80
| John H. Holt, I'd and Marker st-p...
| PLUMBERS AND GAS FiTTERs
| W. +. Gillespie. 2i6 W. ltb street.
REAL KsTATR AGENTS.
nyans Psnniugtop, Almonds Bdx. stb .ua Ma.l
| Il. N. Child o., No W. 9Th stI.at
| !. H. Frazer. Sd and Shipisy s:r.ets.
VIM: Reynolds 4 o., sSa Market street
a u Grimshaw, i,i No. 4 ". ID Street.
VIM MeuauilhS a Co, oS Msfkst street
RESTAURANT a. BILLIARD nnu
Joseph Fullmar 54 and 6a Market ,tres,
SEWING MACHINkS.
L;rover Baker y. NJ. o., on King street.
New American Saving Machine 7iS MarL-i -tr~eL
COFEEE and TEA Dealers
Union Pacific Tea Company. b11 Market strs.t
uNDkRTAKERS.
rhos. ]. Giles, III Shiploy street
H. foung, sS Market strset.--tSse Adv.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
FIFTH EDITION.
Warrington.
oEN. sHERrpAx's COURSE APPROVED.

oEN sHERIDAH's COURSE APPROVED.
WARRINGTON, Jan. G.
telegram has been sent from the Secretary
Of War to General Sheridan. stating that " the
President and Cabinet have full confidence aud
thoroughly approve of your COURSE"
There is no probability that the President will
issue such a proclamation General Sheridan
suggests in his telegram OF yesterday to the
Secretary of War.
InwINs coUNsEL EXAMINED.
The Comittee on Ways aud Means have exam
inod Abert counsel for Irwin, but failed to elicit
any information as to whom the unexplained
money WAS paid.
THE sTowELL ExAMISATIoN.
Before the naval Committee of the House, to-
day, evidence was elected showing that Repre-
sentative Stowell received SSl0 in payment for
the sale of his naval cadetsliip.
The iltOn-Beecher Suit.
BEGINNING OF THE CASE FIVE JURORS OBTAINED
NEW YoRR, Jan. 8.
Three additional Jurors to those impaneled
yesterday have been obtained in the Tilton
Deecher suit making five in all.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

TAKEN TO CHESTER. Jacob Truss, whom we
noticed yesterday as having been arrested for
the theft OF horse and wagon, in Delaware
county, Pa, and detained here, was carried
away, yesterday afternoon, by the constable
Of that county, to Chester, when his case will be
properly dealt with.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
w NJ. KENNARD & co.

Black silks from sl.25 TO 1850.
Fancy SILKS IN DARK Clotn shades from 81 50 to
f2.25.
Fine and Fashionable Dress Goods.
Good Durable Dress Goods.
Paisley ShawlS with Red Centre.
Paisley shawls with Black Centre.
IrefOusse ToB Kid Gloves.
Dog skin Gauntlet Gloves.
D,e Gloves Iwo buttons.)
Doe Gloves. zone button)
luitlal Handkerchefs.
Lace Handkerchiefs.
Ladies o lars and Cuils.
Lace Barbes
Fancy SIX Handkerchiefs.
Plain Mhie >ilk Handkerchefs.
Ladies ilk Fringed aashes.
Immense assortment of adies Ties.
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs,
Fine Toilet soaps
Hair Brushes and Combs
SIX Umbrellas of the Finest Quality.
Alpaca Umbrellas
thlntz mbrellas.
Ladies' Bahriggan Hose.
Chlldren'S Fancy striped Hose.
Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs.
Embroidered Piano covers,
Embroidered Table Covers.
Fine Linen able Covers.
Bun, Pink and Blue Table Covers
Buff, Pink and Blue Napkins
Fine White NapkiHs
Fine White Towtla, sl.oO, sl,25 aud si5o
Ladies Merino Underwear.
Gentlemens Meriuo Underwear.
Childrrn's Meriuo Underwear.
Ladies' famOral skirts.
Children's Bdlinoral skirts,
White Blankets from So. o to $500
White Marseles Spreads.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets.
ne IngraIn Carpets.
Milton Rugs AMI Mats.
ton and Wool Flannels, Cassimeres, &c, &c, and
for these times 70 many PERSONS no more appropri.
ATE presents Can be made.
w. NJ KRNNARD 4 CO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
WILLIAM NJ. FYLE. p. NJ.

No use of any longer taking the large, repul>iye,
gr pping, astic and nauseUus pills, composed OF
crude and bulky mgr, dents. and put ~ IL cheap
wood or paste-boart boxes, when we can. by a
careful application # chemical science, extract all
the ca hartic ana other medicinal prt pi rites rom
the most valuable roots and herhs, aud concentrate
IN III into milute Granue, scarcely larger than a
mustard seed, that can be readily swallowed by
those OF tue most sensitive stoma'hs and last dlous
taste. Each of DR.. Pierce's Plea ant rurgati t
Pellets represents in a most q nreniratcd form, as
much cathartic power as is embOli.d In any OF The
large pills for sale IN [ drug stores. From thti'
wonderful cathartic power, in proportion to their
size people who lave not tried them are apt To sup
pose that they are ha s or drastic in effect bnt such
IL not at all the case, the different active medicinal
princp es OF which they are composed being 50
harmunlzed one by the Others as 10 pro uce most
searching and thorough. yet gently and kindly
operaing cathartic Inc Pellets are sold by dealers
IN medi iues,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

ts-A Man IL, Ruins.-one of the saddest specta
cles in the world is human being shattered and
broken down by the use of ardent spirits. But tns
damage may be repaired, the ruin restored to per
fe I soundDess by courre of that most powerful
of all invgorants, DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters Be
ware OF those " tonics' of which rum is an element
They aggravate disease and promote decay.
AZ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

"LOOKT LOOK LOOK
KELLYS DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
ourn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your dges-
tion-
It ID pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
Ii will do all that tonic will do without liquor to
stimulate. 1t Is pot Wine OF Iron Try it. Doctors
prescribe 1t. Cl.-gy recommend 1t. Thousands
aas been cured with 1t. suffer no longer. send
For sale by Smith L Painter, T. Bringhurst 4 Co.,
z. Mcinan, Jr., and druggists generally. apr2-llm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
Bpardtna.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
- Apply jan2f si9 KING
ROARI ING.-TWO OR THREE PER-
- s. Ms can be accommodated with board and
front 'oonls, IN private family.
Jan2,6t' tOs MA KIT STREET.
20 RDING WITH DESIRABLE
Il rooms at Iy7-u Sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

IL Boys Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Chill.
drens Shoes In great variety, and at extraordinary
low prices, at Prettymans 12l Market Street, third
door below Second, OctS-3m'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

REGISTERING DoGs.-Persons owning dogs
would do well to see that they are registered by
or before the Goth inst. they will be liable to
be fined
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
Insi aud found.

EOUND ON SUNDAY EVENING A
i Laly's Kul Glove The owner can have II by
paying eNpcns $. Ca!l at
GHlFFIrH'S BAKERY.
Jali q Elever th ami ratuall streets