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MEDICAL, dec.

~ The Oldost established Ladies Physician
has REMOVED
SO SARATOGA ST, NEAR CALVERT, BALTINoPs.
consult him with the utmost confidence.
STdYd'e rooms fer fa'y patients. Jyl3 2n'
''SATIsFACrl0N,n 81 PER BQrrLE. Con
- sGliatIo;s free at DIR. DARBY ), II- A., St,
lColosiZation Bdilding.D Iyl-2mf
nR. AND MIS-. WILSON-A Thoroughly expe
- rienoed ssd scientific ladies Physician and
rooms AID tie best Gttentos ct the Doctors private
residence. CONSULTATION confidential. Of1ce, 10
Paik ST, near saratoga St, B..ltlnore. maysl
NE. 4. l.. BQSWoETH, q, the Washington Elec-
~ troEathic Institution, 9ls. street northwest,
cures al nervous and chronic diseases CT whatever
SAIgs. and Diseases % ChilTen spsd i ca
yanic aud Electro chemical BATHS, the most inviS
sra;ins and health giving baths known to mode.a
nh. kOBERTsON, FROM BALTIMORE,
- can be consulted at 424 10th street northwest,
nearly opro.i lie the Gas Office, every NEDNEs.
DAY and SATURDAY, from , 70 . ?. ~, in all
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhoa, elect.
q, IN Irhea recently contracted cured in 10 isys
SYPHILIS ia ali il stages gnicsiy cured and tha
poison entirely eradicated from the 81 stem, with
out the use of mercury. Spermato-rh "a, brought
memory ard insanity, general debility, organic
weakness, impotency ,nervous irTitaoitG symptoms
heart pains III back, dilness If sighs q gdiines-
evil foreb2dIgs, self nistrnst, &c, speedily cured
10y newly discovered remedies. GentleTD q placiGg
scientific aly and hnIorably treated. Refers the
M nc nov Ro!as rem me ieae
northwest from to ,. mar9-ly
(lOGERT's VEGETABLE OOUGn sYRUP.-
Wa1tG, csss 4 WhSetips S9gsl, thai came,
SYRUP" 1t Is also the hes. in use f?r Coughs,
Colds, Hosrseues., Sore Throat. Group. ans all BTon
b. Il o sSd 5,
tae proprietor. 1912 g ct. northwest. rovis-iY
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The death Of Mr.. Noe, the gentleman who
was so murderously assaulted by a burglar
IN New York on Sunday morning, is TO be
deplored. aside from the sympathy and in
terest ordinarily attending such a case, be-
cause il will probably remove the only
chance Of positively Identifying the criminal
should he ever be caught, and so enable him
to escape justice. Yet if IT shall result in
more stringent laws and severer punish
ments against the crime of burglary and
also stimulate public sentiment to see that
they are rigidly enforced in every instance.
1t will not be in vain. The crime OF brea king
into lOcked-up building oug ht 10 be made
and treated as capital offence, every where,
tecaUse in nine cases in ten il means murder.
and results in murder, II necessary to &C
complish its purposes or escape arrest.
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HOAL! COAL! COAL
WOOD! WOOD:

an nov receiving all sizes OF the best grades
COAL,
"Lee." "wnkesbarren and Locust Mountain"
White Ash; "Lorberry" Ned Ash, and "Lykens
Valley" 10 persons who wish to take adv antage Of
the low prices orders will be received this month II
very small advance upon the original cost for casa.
Oak and Pine W00D, saved and ssplit any length or
size desired. Orders through mail promptly 6lled
Yard and Once, corner sth and streets south.
wet; Branch Yard and Once, a street, between "a
and 81 ortheast.
jy18-ms ". H. MARROW.
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The fat mems annual clam bake at Nor
walk, Conn.,, on "Wednesday, brought to-
gether a good many solid citizens,-nO per-
son weighing less than eco pounds being
allowed 20 participate. One hundred and
four gentlemen attended, on this occasion,
with three unmarried ladies and one miss
the four fairy forms together tipping the
beam at 9i1. The heaviest man was Willard
Perkins, of Waterbury, ec-cG5ciO president OF
the association. age 20 years, who weighs 573
pounds, while three other members draw
over 500. viz: 357, so and 500, respectively.
The whole party together aggregated 2i,Gl7
rounds, or an average Of 22S pounds each.
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COAL AND WOOD,

COAL: COAL: M0opi WOOD:
CHEAP, CHEAP FOR CASH,
THOUSANDS OF TONS OROEREO.
Arriving daily, Of the best varieties Of oil
Bisds of COAL and WOOD.
Now IL the time 10 buy
If you would money get good ayttcls ani jtyf
tCstsAt 2140 pounds 10 the ton, call on the under
signed before you buy.
Having Of the largest Where's In the Dist rict
aud all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery OF Coal direct from vessels the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce.
ments. A visit to our Whsryes and Depot will con
vince one at gace Of orr unsur passed advantage
Good PINE WOOD delivered as low o. SIS per
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low ss 60 to z
per cord.
single trial is all that is necessary to convince
the public of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
Main Once and Depot at Johnson6 Whsryes, foot
of l2th and 18th streets.
0moss- $l2Ss s e. tire; ret P0'tsw''s. .,saso
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By virtue 81 thrve .rysrAl tea. ~ t-v., 81, ,---
viz One dated Argus ga. q, a. AZ 20 -,ili In A..
Ter No. s. ffIr1 ef1. nte dated o.. lsr sff ~.
sra reesr,!-d IA Liter -. ofs z I.- - ~ 80,
a. q Dee 'ubCr g. D. aut r'csr1-l n lf-r n.
81. fon ], aud BY the ~rlrtsn Iu--s eF a.. pans
NbNs. stafs are urHG rIHrtDr. vii 81 al rHf.
lc arc io-. on Tilt k>NAN, S-rterlhar > f--s ts
I've e. clos IN % tar premise. 81 tlr lHf..tf.a
three t- tifefrrt sd g. rfa - rHHrlHf k.f-
lnsgn, " alter v a. X lliUsan. and Francis
Il, lI>-s, ia and O the fCilou ING te-cr1el -I q
tste IN GegrCetnWn. in tie Di-tTict ~ tsilmFts.
VIZ l. q uuU.her tgn hundred ana thirfr I.H ~
thirty seven 80, Two hundred aud thi-ts. ,.eht
80, two hundred sUH thirtv nine 20 tw1 hun
o',i sd iHrtl ieio' tur Eurf--i sri fbrfy-lrIr
al Two hnudr.i auf fDrfH -fu. seq. ana "a lrr
eTra sud ioTiH three as. iu B.trrs alI UaNkiu.'
house and fi'liirrs
Term. II sale On fhird CASH balance al -.trsl
2 ma - 90 80 as fvtlsr ~. - rf-h p.
Turg hzaer 'H-rs Wfl % fakrn i-affrr linton . .
~ cert. from the csf ut ale, a4d s.rur.f b. Al
0rt i u tsE-t Ur fhs - perry ia. q .h. 81. a. .
tf' p-rcha-r Hr.R may D. "a fU cash r.. o. ID
ton ~ tlH purChs-.-. a deposit of nHt i .IIs-.
VIII o. rv. ..rt g %. Irr .k-t. 81. s- ..-H . a..
al al CrlHH1 Erri-c 10 ffr r.rrrl. -rr s -..r L..
ihc h us % sal" are u.f eng. v,f.I prh fH sHs..I
tSA p ~, urs'r" rr~.t''- tac I..sr fr rs.l I'd ff
IT, sri r,-' ,' EH 2. .t..'- F.f Ia. o. 4. = I'd i.
tlls rul lD rrticr
W. O.. DUNLOP. rra...a.
h"t-A lI A...H Vi. 81 Ting. H#H.. nam
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY,
THoMAs BOWLING,
RUSTEEsSALE

Ancin1s"r snf Rsal Es's's Broker.
. . ~ The Old stand 90 Latiuar & gIrarg
southwest corner fenuss wanna avenue ans In .
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-. H. E.tA.a RrH tcr snd ? uctiauaaF
Federal Buildings, corner IN and st-ea,s y ".

y. III E-ts'a RrH scr md rrc-i,pasf
FEDERAL Briitiuss, corner IN and = stree-s \ W
TEUSTTE sssLEoFYkLUNpIE srrrgrAE
rEoFfRrk IL AShINGTuN Goa n = ~
e. AIJOlNku ia "IEiSIgAn AZ. T.fr
am NE LATE pENIsNIN q FENar.1'
AND THE ASYLUM FnE rHE uEsF ASH
"a MR; ~ TMk HALrlNoKE ASr prI"
o. Ry vilt-r 81. = fe-i - trust. ia 20 h7-.r D.
u. u, ia, to pauiri a. Baton al uy r...
- re,'ri, ia i'ier N. 81, III. -, aue ~ FL
= Columh a. and =, t'e request - ne psrty s-crr
- -. y 4, - o. ~, d. - q 81. -"
clock . m, M that certain piece aud rsr-.' .i
grOari siiusis, lyiug sui Driut la the caua H.
wete- art sounds. TO vi, Besinui6S a; -. :,
y. a planted a. tat u'S.h~os- carU.r y ;ast "a.
q syer. ssilad .'TriuilFI. aos fuufir tba-.s
5 T,-i s'H N, sven 80. S.Ere'' eat 80
u stone No 3. O, tie est IN. condemn ~ rf.
railroad thence u'rth iar'y Two aui "a halt tar.
perch,s arI -e,-u = lfafs gith as.f 81. is7l...
Inc to division { No.. formally O., ~ na,g5,
this part II ia oNEel - EIa.rl .ssnl-.
thence with sad limo t.rC- rH-.h fr.rrr t.-.a %
degrees ne hundir and thir;ea7 fllsf carra tTl
niteen ,l'l Inks 60 locust -ree -tauiH AZ tue i
ivy ~" ana a mart a. ,..-. ~, ~ -
c'gLt = Perrhes aid seven 81 iubs. more 90 g..
lar f,rn,arlv I'd - 81 prri-re-. 49,.
sid line and C1atlnustiUn OF the direction there
.tto-tEe p, EiLuiDg' e."c NJ. q rputainiug Stay
TOUT ter ceres On. d rood aud twenty niue ~
tlIriy-threg IS P"rchss. sid u oug Ma1pG.H l,
Ben aniu /. feLwick d G. dated =. ..#rl. .. II
l>6f, sue =. = Numbered 3 20, n. d, e. -ir4r.
lots - and 81. o. sIuare 3 lof- ~, -, p p 20. 2
and - "a -gdaIo o. % !. ". Jon s. 81, ;iIIs.ru 8f
"INy Ci'r.E
Terms. $500. with interest at 10 p.- cent. g.-
gnuCm from dne ., l-5e, % dsg ~ sale. sui "a
gau-ss q sale u Ssh, aId ID. haaur. sf ~ naI
iwel, months, With interest from DAY af sale, -
cured b. deed 4 trls. 90 he prop lik sid. %
ls deposit VIII O.. required ~ fir" & -ala. Ail
ron,ryarcirg n eNpansa 4 parcha-sr. d term 1T
sale are lot complied VITA "a ten days from "a q
sale no IIustce reserves ths ri-ht . res u the
?r.T Tty ~ TIE risk ana - OF to d.faultug ar
chaser after tn da3 q y..rt i-0Ta mt.
GEO. W.srI, kNEE surviving Trustee
a1-2f r1Nd- J. = CObpN ELL Salesman
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Persons Ie0,5to the city Jor the asnmseT or 70,
zsy portion Of Il may hose THE STAR sent 6y
maQ. postage prepaid, for aSch pntod Of time as
G'ey desire ot TIE rate Of rs cents Per week, 90
c,<s per month, s1.S0 50 rsree nio,lts, or 81
Jor SIX nsorths.
HN B. The paper Is NOT IN arg case seyv oy
rsaQ unless the money therefor accompanies the
order.
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- Ii. MABSEh,
b.. Real E.-l.f. Broker al A-r.f nae-,
Fc:cfsl Buildings. corner 7tl AL = sis :. rt,lFe
TRUsrEF,s sALE % ArNe-sroRY EhANL

Fcctisl tL----uG s. corner s4A AL Z. SIS. 81 NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF ATxC.sTQRY rRAnl
WEST siDE % NIcHoLs AVENUE, NE2a
g sd ,iIil - = 9rS ;eI ~ = ir' :, 1'i =,
foIi0 AZ, g, the land records ~ toe District
tbtreSV 7 apsli IL : - iii - ~ 80. III
tie Prsinisos, on MONDAY sep'eaber 9th, l--s, "a.
-sie. s..rgs. = re county II v s-h.ast a. pls :
~ Co 'I1bia. ~ MI Lot numbered fT-tc~1, tiGf
y sect "a rui.ih f~. ceLt, - IA tae 81 visuA -
~ 4 Fl ans end d. d n M f,,.,es- -
cetter Win tnc imDrpveffrnt-' Sc.
Lime. Sl,og, Alth "a - I a. D. -, c-ut. ,
-, - ,'9i 20. =, q, -, 20 i,l O. sal. A..i -,
80 Give mpnii- Cor licb N. al-@s p: th1 yr-cih 9l
isariHs interest ira.l Ca - A. . -nl -.cgr-4 o.
deposit Il So vii - r, ,r.r.d r. te pu--s.- o..
The ilne OF s'ie .ue az cans %. sle as - -, 7el-'
20. purchaser. Irggt- q p. 81. H.i# seen
Etys CEp ~ STIrE y :. 'T----ar
a.r-2 2a-sas -. CcoLDW d ss.-r4.s..
NoUNG mn NIppI FroN. Au.-.7a,e-s.
Real Es,s;e aud insurance q. ralis.
l. DIOR 1i.i-u.s;, -p.-l'r I'm 1ll . uug-HFtst.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS - seUAEE 81.
go Bgy.Ttur o.. decree % tho Ng7r.sle r1u-t q,
- 81 Wherein gil'i "a z Cia-k % .,..if ana
John q. MILAN. aar. q b. "a. Il n ,iism Sg..ar"-
lTle, i,55, .Lail. ID WEnsFSpAf, al -. 4
puihC auction. "a the Pre-ll :. Ia ts-.-. ~
81 * o., o.ght -, aid niue - n Iare ~. SO
street est ard between o and z sfrcats s0-fh
Lots nNe 3 ana SIN 50 improved by ~ - iiu E
ao1sc, siasI l-er lSL-r g.. hons, ana 0.f-T ~ IA
ar - nece--BTT f1T tn ba.lu9-s 81 o butcher.
Terms Cf ssie: ON. fiird II h yarCha-- money @
be p.IG s;-sa and the r,risLllT n two Cgaa g.s-
~ six So cent from ~. day oi SAL. the g.
ferr'I payments e. b. secured ~ iced IL tru-t
upon tho VrpFefiv. deposit cf ~ o. each lot
viii be- I"ggired Il the purchaser Ia day a the
sale. II the terms Of sals not CON Piled vl.h
vj'hin ten days q 3ats ~ sale the property all b
ItsCli AZ The Tl-E eli the .rchasor-.
FRAN Il. MILLER, T-uztea.
YuUNG & MIDDLETON,
a--t~oG Va. axKN
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CShINlnEn THREE SMITHS INTEREST IN
a Nv Filling Boz sE ANp f.lI- pN
~Eh SD nigh STREETS.
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HOUSES FOB BENT.

LOANS on RIAL EsTATl.
$500 and SsGO. pr cot. 1oI naGotlAt11g augz$t
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CONCORD GRAPES.

CONCORD GRAPES in pound Boxes. for sale
i'v by j. Il. BRYAN & BRO,
snEE 81 Cos Penn. ave. opp Metrop1litan III ntal
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FOR SALE.

IoB SAGE-A number one SODA WhTER AP-
u PAHATUS- H. Iire NJ CneT SIN street a.
NiTginis venCe southeast. suyz5 o."
nor SALE-Baud~Ome Pony PH r TON. Lutte
Il USED. Apply 81 JOHN NCDERM0TT & BRO. >,
PeBna. avenue. city. aug26 p
IGOR SALE.-Wil be sold Al a bargain 7do bar-
L rels HOwe's Gave CEMENT. This Cement l.
superior TO al ether American Cement. Apply 20
s. A. TERRY. Psople's Bank.
ausl9 II Corner sth and streets northwest.
ET0R SALE OR EXCHsNGE-EARM q sgl
u acres Of arabic land, balance in fiEe TINKER.
good fences and bulldogs, near railroad station
half way 10 Richmond. Il, 4. PEiLLIPS, 603
18Th street northwest. aug7-lu.
1'OR sALE-Eine CANARY BlRDS, excsIl-n
4 singers; nice Canary females sud CAGES; E< -
dockug - .rds and Mocking Bird Food, No S1
1877 south street. Capitol Hill. Georgetown, ~
aud Navy ard Street Cars pass door. jaa1s Law
HOE SALE CHEhP-A large assor tInent of fsal
L ian snd American MARBLE MONUMENTS.
1AkTELS. POSTS, CARRIAGE STEPS. &C.
n.24- SIN WI. RUTHERFORD, llf6 Pa. ave.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Tors IL seUAEE Sc

- DUNG AND ElnnI FrGS- AEl- .1-.se-s.
Real Es,a;e aud INSURANCE o.. r'lis.
L, DToss Ei.l- :, -u.lIr l.h lll Il uUg.irtst
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E>Ok RENT-FEDEBtL sUILOINGs, corner
II and 9TH streets northwest, OFFICES and IN
FURNISHED ROOMS, e!rsiy and n suits, fro "a 8:
70 30. SPHEETlss. Agent. Boom Eo.5. :hal1-tg
EOK hENT-On long time. LOT corner Now York
L avenue and lith street; LOT corner l4th and Il
streets; LOT corner I4th and streets Proposals
may be made to kER 4 GREEN, 1919 Pennsyiya-
nia avenue. Dsrsl 5ra'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



sor -Se.s Fors.-lsl, A. M, 1917, l9.ae. o4z, r NJ
For Paiiadslpiia. $50, $40, sso 1880, a
NJ; l2l5 l242 D. 4 o42, 100, $50 P. III. Sundays
1.sl, A NJ; 400, $50, $50, p. N.
For Baltinsore.-l2;o2, 2;0s, lo.o2, A. M; l.s
$50, no P. n sundays 12os, 2:0s, a. NJ:
$50, III, 4. NJ sundays, 1889, 900, A. NJ.
For Gelotodre R. R.-o.00, 1910, A. NJ; Gao r
n. No sunday trains
For Ne.o Castls.-b00 lo.l0, A. NJ. U.s. $40, p. NJ
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Reading 4. R.---G.80, $50; A
NJ, 5.l6, P. NJ. No Sunday train.
For WitslinJtoa d F6s,srD z. h--l0.a0 A. ~; 6.95
T. NJ. No Sunday trains
rRAn,s ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Na0 Yort.-1.6s, A. NJ; 1854, LIS, TOO, P
n. sundays, 1,5S. A. NJ.
From Pailadeila.a.-ls,4a, LOS, 800, A. Nj; 12oo
NJ; 1854, l. a, tO5 SIS, B8s 1850, l5 1900 l.. N
sundays, u 40, l.5s, 1905, \. NJ. ll.O0, P. VI.
From POI. Deqosit.-sUi A. NJ. No sunday train
Ften, baltimore l.2l, lo.25, A. Nj; 1901, l2.4n
5.32, 9.2i, p. II. sundays, IN, A. VI. $40, T. NJ
Frorn Washington. la, A. Nj; 1907, 1910, o.32
$40, F. N. Sunday IN, a. Nj. 92o, p. NJ.
From Dcicirgrs x. R.--lO.i5, A. H.; co. $50, p
II. No sunday trains.
FINN Neio Ceste.--S.00, 1910, A. ~; 300, $50
Pm. No sunday trains.
Fsom Wilmington d i7eadi5lJ r. R.-s.54 A. NJ.
So, p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
Fye1s Wilmington Il Western r. R.--T.b5, A NJ
ais 2. ID. No Sunday trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wILasGToN.
1910, $780, 1880, A. NJ: 1919 $40, 40o, o,l6, 500
sAs; $50 ll.eO, P. Nj, Sundays 1910, $40 a. Nj; ssi
Il, 80 P, NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-16
State Items.


Batter BtOs., AZ IL arlington, have started O
paper which they call the Record.
The Presbyterian Sunday School at Milford
Will hold al anniversary on the 22nd.
John $. Lacey who died at Georgetown, re-
Gently, obtained quite II competency although
unable to walk from congenital disease.
A correspondent Of the Milford Ne,cs tray
cling agent, denies that the finances of the
merchants of the Peninsula are in deplora-
Die condition.
On Wednesday boy ten or twelve years of
age, son OF Gaorge Atkins, attempting to cross
the creek at Milton, broke through the ice and
was drowned,
The Sussex County Association Of Good Tenn
plsfs held Quarterly Convention at George
town on Wednesday afternoon last, with good
attendance.
Vim. i. Cora. OF the Milford Mars, has
patented a fruit dryer which, Ia. thinks, in its
economy, will prove II great desderatum to the
fruit growers
It is stated that meeting was held ut Sea ford
few days ago. on the interest of the Seaford
" Georgetown II. H., and that there was a man
present. who offered TO subscribe $4,000, but
when it was ascertained that this subscription
was offered in the interest of the p. W. l. B
CO. the meeting adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-16

"EEsERyED STATS
To he EdttOr Of TIE Commercials:
Allow inc space to exprese few opinions con.
demnatory OF u widespread nuisance, and Illus
tsated By an occurrence of Saturday night last
y sudden resolve to rec - Humpty Dumrty,'
led me to purchase at the ticket office two ire.
served seats The checks attached to our ticl,
Cts, and which enclose, had 40 lumber or let.
tors designating Any special seats except within
certain general limits. | was informed that
there were neither chart nor numbered ticket.
Accordingly, we chose certain seats within III z
reserved limits, and unmarked by the card
" Taken" After we We're fairly settled, a gen.
item an courteouHly asked and obtained pospet.
zion of orr seatF, exhibiting checks marked with
the numbers corresponding thereto and pui.
chased of Boughman, Thomas, Il Co. On inqui,
ry OF the usher | learned that there was nc
guarantee that any seats | chose for self and
wife might not be claimed by some one who had
DouSht tickets at the store mentioned nor could
ne designate two actually "untaken" seats
Now tile moral OF all tliis may lie titus summed
up
The purchase Of ticket should g,tltyGJ,iee fhe
holder a seat. If for convenience of location.
any one chooses to pay his money in advance, nc
extra charge should be made. II | order a suit
of clothes, or barrel OF flour, and pay for il IN
advance, / can get a discount Wby shouId
then be charged extra for paying in advance and
giving the manager of an entertainments chance
to resell my Heat, should / not Occupy il? Ard
Furthermore, if bay extra for "securng" seat.
by what right am | subjected to tho possibility
OF several removals, because the management
Cor mismanagemenD has no Chant or other sys.
ten Of marking "hecured" seats
Ought not the fact of my paving in adyaI ce.
uncertain of weather or of the appearance of tile
troupe, entitle me to selection of seats and
protection in such selection?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-16

II any will answer In the negative, the argu.
ments sustaining such answer will be very vel.
come to ANn-Sw1NDLE.
1.-THE experience of our correspondent can on
ly be fairly charged to one the occasion. "Reserv-
ed seats, purchased at the box Office, at the
time OF the performance, not located on chart,
and not numbered, are fraud of course, for
they secure or reserve nothing. Tickets sold in
misunderstanding those by B., T., d Co al
ways protect the buyer. ED. COMMERCIAL
POLICY pLAyrNa-A STEP BEYOND THE GIFT con-
CERT sw1SpLEs.
To The Eitor Of he Commercial:
hope you will permit me to notice through
your paper great and increasing evil, abound
ing in our midst, and IL there is no preventive
IN the laws, already enacted, the present time
affords good opportunity, to petition the Legs-
lature to enact one that will meet the case.
mean these aboninable policy offices. / don't
think it would be transcending truth
to aver that we have persons in our midst that
II thee had not means enough to buy bread and
numbers, so sure they are of getting as they
call 1t. "a hit (Which, agreeable to their ac-
tioss, is a great mics, they buy numbers and
depend upon charity from those who are labor
ing day and night, to prevent the suffering in
different localities in this city, All good citizens
should be unit, in trying to put down all such
denominations, INDUCED in perhaps by men,
bers of society, and churches, and the
Young men OF this city, ought to begin
Church members, hope, will enact laws to reach
such cases. If they have not done so, and If they
have they should put them in force. The State
should rid herself of them. If she did, the soup
houses would have fewer applicants with men
and women going to tho aforesaid, with hardly
enough clothing to keep them warm or shoes
sufficient to keep their feet Off the ice. Would
that such reform would be commenced at once
If there is minister that follows the practice.
lie should cease preaching at once,yet some will
People will talk you know.
ANTI Policy PLAYER.
sAULsBURy AND BAyARD.
To he Editor Of he Commercial:
Coming from Philadelphia in the cars. was
struck with remark OF gentleman who &C.
cupied the seat beside me, and who, IN the prac-
tee of Ills profession, travels from Minnesota to
Maine, and from Canada to Georgia. Said he,
" some men have national reputation wher-
ever you go, almost everybody has heard OF them
and knows who they are. Other men who have
succeeded in making themselves well known in
their own neIghborhoods, imagine that
they have as wide reputation
as any one. Now, wherever 1 go, hear men
speak of Salisbury; he rendered himself ia
nous, or rather notorious, everywhere. The
case with Bayard is very different when meet
people from Delaware, they speak OF him famll-
iary, and seem to imagine as r matter of course
that everybody knows who lie 10 but the truth
is, that IN Georgia or Illinois You never bear lis
name mentioned, and the people don't know
whom you are talking about il you mention It,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-16
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Til Philosophy Of Furniture, by Edgar A. Poe
On Framing Pictures, by Frank Huntington; New
Method of Making Bread by Justus V. Liebig; The
deduction In the Cost of Living; Gas Flues The
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Little Whimpy ; Interesting Paragraphs-EDIToRl-
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How TO Arrange Dining Table: How TO Take Care
OF China and Glassware-THE WINE CELLAR: Artl-
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The SIN of Lying A bed Faucet and Basins Two
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Through the nj outl-. HE TOILET: Soap Shaws
India, Cashmere, HlmalaAa; Unique Exhibition
In Paris olors Affected by lecallty-THE PAR
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How Party Failed to Come on in Time
TIE MEDIcIsE CHRsr Arsencal Poison SAM
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OF Plants Rustic Furniture-THE LIBRARY
Cheap Lib ary-TuE LAUNDRY: Fire-proof Starch
How 10 Design a House; An Electric Servant; The
Future OF House Furnishing; Delivering Coal
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Enst and found.

on REWARD--LO6T, ON SUNDAY
DAO afternoon between Eighth and Tstnall
and Sixth and Market streets, pocket book con-
tanning q sum OF money, a check for $780, aud some
commercial paper on which payment has been
above reward will be paid upon the return OF the
property TO febl6, t. THIS OFFICE.
r OST- ON SATURDAY, ON THE
IL Avenue, Black satchel. belonging to lady.
TIE finder Will be rewarded by leaving II with
MRS Finn,
feblbst 9Th and Shpey Streets.
T OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING LAST
IL large double green black and blue blanket
shawl Taken Ia exchange from the Glass room
on right, Grace church The person having 1t VIII
please return to Sexton and receive their own and
save furth trouble.
Mrs ALEX CHANDLER.
feb9,tf No 6l0 Washington Street.