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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-rhe the c'inz 40
Erh, checked business ant prices no-iua
COFPt E-Thoe only hn iness passing 10 Mo
Der Ma olen 900 Eagle both AZ Bait aoI-
terms ua1spec We quote ord II II se Fa
do AZ sagIs5.e do Pr me ~" At ~ 1o'tf
ana lots Il III 7c gold 80 ana ~ dys credit
hed sock GU
FLOUR AND MEALLfts n Dtsrest ra7sp ru IN COR Flou
JObher, purchased only 70 keo
their demand has been Ehi se
greqg Of freight the avscd rate eAmed
prices insisted BY holders of Shipping bands Most
sodS5 As v hbl the
Dos 20 LOT margin the interior miller tbere eafon 70
Or weeks Our Drssen p
Div certainly gb an the uDpv 81
a. a. - dFt
m, valued 81 1Od - 10, here fsir es
OF Fancy brands u Minnesota liberal supply
also Of grades Of New Patent Pioeess. bat Of he
highest grade the sHppy by means bbcraL or
Coumon Minnesota stock moderate these S"
held bat have soil slowlr hod about 10000 bn oi STATE
bads Which largely Of a. with of TO
could not meet any of What
relatively h lher tal Flour nd VI 90 nlt
change this rect; the prospects Tor ne
future regari hopeful the muh
OF the CORRESPONDING shen om u %
g. bb higher obbcrs stock. tuE retail iasrs
and. with revival % busess after ne
holidays which prolab saey CONT M noe aer
Of the week Jo@o hbs against
bur
he pressure Flour market nm lot
the arrivals h2at; No AMI npeiine
the close The msrke quiet bt pn ~
stead but heavy for No. supehne
lO1 Z. bDls. We qa0tr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
Ohio. RLTr.ds bisij 800 - -

sour per sa 3Ods5 90 Fl Trsd bfj 800 - -
10 2............. 3 500 lO White Bsai
4 $50 b lEd
ststsi 90 ~ hiefisan man , JVT -
~ % Doenlt To- 10 ,i- -
tOS SLLoIt 'iIste 80 yVV
brtras ~ Louis !l0aor ~ tOV -
20 l.nry goo % ~ Loap Atius - ~. ~
Ninro.nt, &Op %
) dlO 50 VI
ooo q
Nbeat . - MLuea Fancy
Eta ira DAAfi' ''''''''' . '"' v ~
lho md Niea.. 2
OHIO. ud& lSuD. loo 80 vrOcs' '''''''' "O4A' ."
nlo
H5O %
Four supply quiet ~ ne Close lne hA'
iu. 1a chsnge in prices fn! -ffs @ " '
demand sales at 800 bids. We quote: 80. .. ~
Bait. nNd 20 O'od SAP iCt ~,
Ba ia IN. u r-iniT , -l1 W
a
3ait1WOre hoWTis bfAndA.-.' 80
IRE but the supply angie; sales Of lV1
bbS We quote: ,...
Fue and superane......s4 29Gs4 10
te....-
Eve Flour PruDSFVar a.. tOH . w
Meal s sslcs OF 800 nOi- We
Carr J.a ersey T-4 - Corn lcs Bran Re ~ 1JG
Corn " ia 4 10 orc Neal 50d Lara o9G
gsar AsaIA y 4 ID 4 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
The following are the closing nominal quotati"H'
for foreign exchange:

In the local money market the leading rates on
call upto q O'Clock at and per cent on oIui
nary collateral. Later, delinquent borrowers VINO
had oyerstaved the market, were forced TO pay D. Z"
and gold. and az much Is! bonus unth Mon
dav. Money closed at Z. Prime mercantile paper Is
quoted at 81 to7 The offices where January interest
ia pavable were to-day thronged, and the disDurse
rnts from THE time forth will tend to increase the
loanable funds The Washington advices report
flat the United States Treasurer to-day received
S55O.OOO National bank notes for redemption me
Internal Revenue receipts to-day were S9''oVO'
The Treasury holds $685. $4,000 IL bonds TO secure
National bank circulation, and S165OOOOO 10 secure
nuhIic deposits. The outstanding National bank
circulation is $3.50 100000. Of which S22'OV" are
cold notes The Treasury shipments of legal-tender
notes and fractional currency for the week endlng
today amounted to S2IOO,OO0. The public DEBT
statement for the month of December shows an In
crease of So G6O OOO and decrease since June ~ ol
S4so939. The following is recapitulaton oil the
Secretary statement:
pssr BEARING INTEREST ~ COIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
SATURDAY. Jan. 3-P. NJ.

The year opens with some little indication that
return Ia healthy business. year ago the public
hardly cOmprehended thu depreciation i'll values or
she actual loss of capital that had been sustained,
aud they seemed to anticipate a speedy return to
the good old tines without stopping 10 cOnsEier
very seriously upou the necessary ~ pro-
6iuce 80 desirable a communication. Ges3eTally they
seemed TO think the one and almost only thing
necessary was a return OF confidence Confidence
an things worthy or il is doubt very good; but
the people have come TO that confidence
will not make mp and pay off balances
ON the wrong side Of the ledger Ii
may enabe us TO extend the tise for settlement or
even to increase the adverse balance; but when the
final settlement day comes confidence viii not an
lswer very well for liquidating pETposes. not nearly
Ss0 wen as our deFrecatet currency. Having learned
uEis important though pa pable fact, the people aDd
corporations haze dOybt, a. rule TesOrted To
l1gfd economy during the past year. which was the
rst step to be taken in order 20 pat business opera
tiSns and productive industry upon sound basis
People begia % see that they must earn he money
IN some way which is necessary to make mp the
losses sustained By unwIse speculation or
debts incurred by eTtrayagant expenditures
' his is certainly point gained. Active
and healthy business must return some time and
how ever far away the good time coming may be.
we hive the consolation Of knowing for a certainty
that we one year nearer 10 it than were last
January. However. so far as we can Judge the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04

Dol, IN t to
FRElbH So .'le 9 -t.-.to, rts-
dsy, mg1' b. ,ffri Oa az - lr. euut. III.
tennV NOV NJ - -, t .t. 10000 .n,h Gisl1. e. "a
all IL 10 Ionioi Dl si 80 20 f. r. el az -. Iu.-i
to gu. a. Is 3d. 20 49, %, tl 4 9-Tr, M . ftsi
The chsrts c1I2n' 40 iiI4u g C- b--. ~ s--~,..e
qr' S.,ln, az 90 =, Dr. Tara nom Pdair pba to
with 2''O OD', h'-'n' 81, ,.-. e. C.-fa hir. t.
OOiA -. ol-o' p zoo 49,, M rom 4 E. ,lre rate We bar
s-Ae 'o'.k Is t,t .. tt,,b. 10 .ufrs-. .ie taen
Of other ehefs ll1 W ,..- Il. r-ui.he aur wheat
GA 100 -u 80 ~ to ION ror 1pra.lc. he flyo
m4fAtt ~ IN, C-rs1t s..e % b. ar ast h.v, bf~h
aDe ,.ri- v be- s0.c.t ~ Tonnage 90 hs
c III tly m.t surchascs .s and qrcv-nt
ZEE ,,,r h' efr~rs-sr ~f,ss ~
snty Ou- stock ne arriu!r m-fe no o-i U.s. i1'r l"F"
b,.i vb, /, liberia! o.. pies,l ger s-F'l 0 e '"hsrt"
M t tgrbi. e4psc move A crp u 10 ol' %" 'e ee
a. indicate l. Fcv evident iIsi h' pa % Sec a" y'th.L
Ia l,et o d. 'h,-h aat Hrc aiTace 1lisr,ny IS
Liverpool. and LoltOn. tle sdnpl'1 il '. N.-. -
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And the following for city bank shares

Mr. George X Sstare adyertises for sale the stocks
of the City of New-Yor and other choice municipal
investments.
The Trustees of the East River Savings Institution
have declared their semi-annua dividend at the rate
Of six per cent per annum payable ON and after jan
H. on all sums which have remained on deposit for
three or six months previous to the 1st day of Jan
uary instant.
The New-York and Yonkers Fire Insurance Com
pany have declared -oml-annuaI dividend OIL per
cent. payable on demand
The Philadelphia stock market was strong; Penn
sylvana Sizes. 49,. Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road. l7 Reading Railroad $50; Pennsylvania Rail-
road. 53} Gold ll2.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending Dec 30 and since the beginning
of the year, 800 &c., ,s-,
E F., q: ,s ;5. ss5s e s :ii So
Sine. J.uu.r, l. s236 O97474 s.ge8 1904 s2sG929 100
Pnce OF gold .......lAis Iva 80 .
The following shows the imports Of general mer
chandise at the port New York for the week ending
Dec 81, and since the beginning of the year,
W.. . ls sz 3,si . sSs5
, T for .p,: fssi55S
Sine. jan .sl9423O i2l 1865 46e 1885 s8o583687O
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period:
& s. ' e. 5sSsS!
Eps :, ~" ao s1S6 ssl 612 sI14 100 sGj sO652045s
Thrown on u.tket.. 1872 j3Os66 ll54sS5i6 lOs sSsd04
The exports of specie for the week ending JAN
were follows:
the tZSl94Sl
Previously reported. tOo3soOA
s,,, Ian. / ls74.................s68.4 589s5
The following is a comparative statement Of the
exports of specie from the port Of NewYork TO for
eiQn ports for the period of IS years
1871 ses4s2sss 1885, ss2 SS3 200 1883 s3S s5 S qss
iis s7s tsSSs5ssass3 sSi SSs25S5i 1855 s2e
s7o o. 800 isI 1882. 59,437 62l ls5I... 37I57.2ss
isss S2OI3bs6 1851. 4.2l6.250 1888. 26,7533j6
5Ps5 ssS. a. sSdssss 1857 2'2SA'
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Messrs Fisk & Hatch. the financial agents Of the
Central Pacific Railway Company have issued a
circular showing the results of the past years opera
tions of the road November and December being
partly estmatedl. from which 1T appears that the
earnings for the year have been as follows:
Gro.s earnings 234,st
Operating eIPenses ofo4o2I
Earnings operating erpepse'........ Ss47O,ls7
The earnings for the two previous years were As
follows:
Groo earnings oper,tng expenses Net.
i is75'......' iss7sss2 5S577si S2iisos
The bonded debt of the Company, and their an
nual interest liabilities thereon are as follows. viz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04

fleets the disbursements Of the National Treasury
and the accumulation of currency to meet January
interest aud dividend payments. The loans nave
not been materially disturbed. The movement OF
the week resulted in q net gain to the banks OF
s. 1852 800, and they now hold in lawful money IN
excess of the twenty-five per cent required, sl2'
300. The following shows the condition of the
New-York City banks at the aforementioned dates :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
The bids for stocks at The close oil inc EAciiAns

The London market was quiet and hrrn, ana money
in and out of the Bank of England same as last
ouoted the bank making a gain to-day OF A15OOo III
bullion. The foreign exchange market was strong
and rates bot asking and selling are given below.
Gold was active and strong on the continued hea'y
exports tSGO0OO0 to-day. and 1851 ,46l Al Tor the
week of which SO G46,OOO were III gold COM ana
after opening at 1929, and selling momentally az
112, the price advanced To 1l23 and closed at ll2
70 l123 The highest price of the week was III. the
lowest was III. Early renewals of gold were NAT
but later l. @ H. and per cent were paid Tor car
rviup A money became active the carrying rates
until Monday stiffened up to and per cent lhe
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day IO2j,OO in
gold coin interest a total of January interest to
daCe of S15l6OOO; redeemng S324,7OO IN called
Fiye-twent ties making the weekly total OF the lat-
ter ST. 3OGo'0, and of the former, S5,613.OOO. Inc
import entries of foreign dry goods at the port OF
New-York for the week ending Tonight were
81 997 Nhe amount thrown upon the market
footing up S99G,332i, and of general merchandise,
S3nOl4l making a total in gold coin valuation Of
S49Tl37 The export ciearances of domestic
produce from this port for the week ending Tuesday
Dec 90 we're to the currency valuation OF Sj21641'
The specie movement is given elsewhere The day
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered ;
Gold cleared ST., $4,000; gold balances, 81 1913 AS
currency balances, S3,267,slO. The following were
the principal quotations for gold
loo9Is ;Ia9iII23 1:3Siil2$ S :oS.: iii35s -
iIqP 55.ii2s i i55:3:iI5f 9.6;Y..ii5s oi2
The DAVIS business at the Il. 5. Sub-Ireasury COM
prised: ,.. -.
,o r.eept,... sG94357 20 Carsuc' Oaym @ 9si
800 tsancr Al ,l75 ~ ~ CUSTOMS '''''' 4i
Currency receiDu. lO6T,G7i OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04

Government bonds have been strong and active
The January and July bonds were quoted OK coupon
We annex the latest quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
GOLD AND SILVER VALUES.

The following memorandum relative TO the
issue of subsidiary has juss been published
by the Director OF the Mint:
Comparative Gold Vau o. Csrrsg and Subsidiary
S,lvr Coto
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
PAID NEARLY
S4OO.OOl
JANUARY /, 1873.


II. Il, STEVENS, ESQ:
ne,r Sir: When about six months old was vac
mated The parties who were vaccinatod from the
yar me 10 such an extent that waa rolled In bran
N maven me ffom scratching my person. The dis
r,se finally settled In my head 1 remained In this
condition about twenty years, troubled all the time
th sores breaking in my mead ana diacharglnR cor
,,lttOn from my ear. Az this time IL small Kernel
.nneared on my neck, gradually Increasing In hlZ ;
mil A tunor formed OF such immense Size could
see 1t by turning my eyes downward. All this time
was taking vaiious remedies for my blood without
ans substantial benent. 49,
then went TO Il proninent physician in Boston
who during his treatment Of six months, lanced the
tunor eight times which cost me nearly i40D. This
ali diminishing the SIZE OF the tumor, and In sick
H. feeble condition. consulted another phytlclan
IN Natick, who after considerable time, succecded
m healing the sore without reducing the size. NJ
INA pUinJ commenced to use NlHETINK, tn ouph
lle earnest persuasion Of friend. Alter had taken
this medicine about Que week experienced won
,eriul sensatlOns. My whole body seemed to be uIl
defgolng radical change, until, finally, the iuinor
hfoke aud discharged frightful quantities. From
ths time 1t decreased In SIZE until the bunch disap
ueared but my neck still bears the ugly scars OF the
sore and lance. am now healthy aud strong aud
able TO WORK every day.
viii also mention that have been an acute suf-
trer from inlammatory rheumatism ever since
eau rem mbrr, until commencing the use of NKGE-
TINE when almost Immediately all rheumatic pains
ceased This statement volunteer for the purpose
Of bcnenttiDg other suffering humanity, and you
@il confer favor by giving It as much publicity as
thought proper. Very grateinlly,
o. NJ. SAFELS, Ashland, Mass.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
The other Side OF the story.

THE BEST Provision POSSIBLE MADE FOR THE
PEACH GIRLs AT HOUND ToP-TnEIR EXPECTED
FINE SITUATIONS THE CREATION OF THEIR OWN
BRAIN.
A member of Hull, Matthews Co., agents
for the proprietor of Round Top, has made some
statements to Baltimore american reporter,
denying tho extreme suffering Of the girls EN-
ployed at Round Top.
Those girls, said he, who went from Plh!a.
delphia to Roundtop were unused to hard work.
As they stated to the gentleman addressed, they
were graduates from the high schools and sup
ported themselves by needle work The season
bong dull they intended to go to Roundtop and
to spend anunbor OF weeks as sort of holiday
They thought that peach picking and pairing
was easy work, aud that they would be pro-
vidod ut table with all the luXures of the sea-
son. or course, these girls were disappointed
He denied however, that the food given TO the
cmploves was not fit to be eaten they have
plenty of good food, as much as can he expected
in the country. Ii was impossible to furnish
eacn of the six hundred gilla at the place with
fine bedding, and the advertisements IN tho
newspapers stated that the girls would have TO
provide themselves with blankets ard coverings
It WAS not MIR. HaiTiss fault that the girls eX-
pected to obtain high wages for employment
about which they had not the slightest idea, and
anticipated finding all tho conveniences OF city
life in peach orhcard. Those employed at
Roundtop, said the gentleman, earnestly, were
kindly and literally treated and none OF those
who know the business of peach picking and
pairing have over complained of the treatment
fIo,r ROE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
tc Telegraph ConsoiidatiOn.

MEETING OF ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC DIRECTORS
DOUBTS OF A RATIFICATION OF THE AGREE
MEST.
A meeting of tho directors of tho Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company was held at New
York, yesterday, relative to the proposed con-
solidation with the Western Union Co. Nothing
definite, however, is known, and doubts are
freely expressed as to the contamination of the
project. 1t is positively asserted that the pro-
position for a consolidation of the interests of
tie two companies, came originally from the
representatives of the Atlantic and Pacific Com
Directors only after repeated requests had been
made by the former that they should join IN an
effort to bring the control Of the companies I'M
dor one management.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
IFrom our Late Editions OF Yesterday,
Sad Family Tragedy.

rArHrR SHOOTS HIS Son THROUGH MIsrAKE.
CIscISNATI, Sept. /.
dispatch from Indianapolis says that some
days ago man FAMED Peterson, residing in this
place, entced away from her home the daughter
OF farmer named Trustys and brought her to
this city. The father OF the girl learning Of her
whereabouts, on Monday last induced her to re-
turn home with him, Peterson followed them,
making threats of violence against the old NAM
and last night he approached Trustys House.
MIR. Tru7iys, enraged at the persistence of the
follow in his attempts to accomplish the ruin of
the girl, he took down his shot gun intending to
shoot him on sight. Trusty'a son, aged eighteen,
learning of his fathers design ran up to dissuade
him, and Trusty, installing the boy for Peter
son, fired, killing him instantly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
The MuryIand Democracy.
THEIR NoaIHATIoNs IN SOMERSET COUNTY

THEIR NohIsATIoNs IN SOMERSET COUNTY.
PRINCESS ANNE, Sept. l.
The Democratic nominating convention for
this county assembled in this place
yesterday, and selected the following
ticket; For State Senator, Jas. u Dennis ;
House of Delegates, L. G. Polk, Francis Locker
man and Michael Somers sheriff, VIM. Coul-
born; States ATTORNEY, Henry Pages county COM
missioners, Ii. r. Tull, b. O. Gibbons and Thos.
Brinkley for judges of the Orphans Court, W.
A. ID. Bounds, Thomas L. Ballard and J.
H. Handy; county surveyor Tios. Williams.
The Senatorial nomination was hotly contested
by Mr. Dennis, the nominee, and Eph G. Polk,
OF the True Marylaad~,a and in order to appease
Mr. Polk's friends he WAS placed upon tile Leg
iAlntivn ticket.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
WHAT Is yEGETINE?

nlsa compound extracted from barks, roots and
herbs 1t is NATURES remedy. II Is perfectly harm
less from any bad effect on the SYSTEM 1t is n0ur
lshng and strengthening. 1t acts rectly upon the
blood IL Guets the nervous system, II gives yon
Il good, sweet 81 ep al night 1t is u great panacea
for our aged fathers and mothers for II gives them
strength, quiets their nerves, and gives them ma
aged person. tits the great Blood Purifier. Itlsa
soothing remedy for our children. 1t has relieved
aud cured thousands. II is very pleasant to take;
every child likes IL. II relieves and cures all dis
eases originating from impure blood. Try the
vEGITIsE. Give it a fair trial for your complaints:
then you will say to your friend, neghbor and at
ulaintauce. "rry 1t; II has cured me-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Murder In the coal Regions.

AN INSIDE boss KILLED-ruREE OTHER MEN SHOT.
poTTsvILLE, Sept /.
Thomas Sanger, inside boss at the Raven Run
Mills, was shot and killed, to-day, by unknown
parties, supposed to be dissatisfied miners.
Three other men were shot hut not fatally. No
arrests have yet been made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Meaifal.
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
Is
We CE TT N T..

r.,,ny into consideration the character OF It's
,,aSera the history OF It's cures and the immense
,ereasing demand VEGErfsE may be fairly entitled
,hs leading medicine OF the age.
lls r scroua In the blood vcRetine IA an nfalble
.medy and no person need suffer from tbmors, ul-
gu ond nil diseases arising from impure blood, II
vGsST NE used according 70 directions % rnere Is
l not cure pro, ided however, the vital functions
v not lost their power of action, all that may he
.,Id to the contrary notwithstanding
VrGETINg Is pleasant TO the TASTE mild In It's lnliu-
,,, and absolute In Its action on disease, ns The
toIowing unquestionable EVIDENCE Will show.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND
ApuTnEuARY.

Boston, Jan. l. 1874.
DEAR SIR This Is to certify that / have sold at
retail l5r, dozen us52 bDttles) of your VEGEr1NE
since April ", 1870. and can truly say that II mas
given lhe best satisfaction of any remedy for the
complaints for which 1t is recommended that ever
sold. Scarcely day passes without some of my
customers teAllfying to its merits themselves or
tneir friends. am perfectly cognizant Of several
eases Of scr0fulous Tumors being cured by NEGE-
TINE alone IN this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
AL GILMAN, t6s Broadway.
To H. Il. STEVENS, EAQ. uug2i-iW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
The Public Debt.

DECREASE DURING AUGUST.
WAsHINaToS, Sept. !.
The decrease of the public debt for August
was Il ,5S5, ,OI9.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

In the Westeryet case, to-day, Walter Ross
said he identified the two dead men in Brooklyn
as those who carried off himself and Charley.
On his cross examination he adhered TO this
Htatemaut
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

The BUILDING RECORD FOR AudusT.-Duling
August the following surveys OF building lines
for new buildings were given by the Department
of Engineering and Surveying
Edward Brnghurst, n conservatory in rear OF
West street above Sth.
Jas. MCGOWAN, l house OH Orange street
above Front.
II. Il. Whitaker house on Van Buren be-
tween Elm and Chestnut
W. II. Merrill, a stable on s.h street, between
Monroe and Adams.
This ID the smallest record for new dwellings,
which has been made in any one month for many
wears.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
MARYLAND So DELAWARE RAIL-
lE ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGTM ENT.
on 6nd after THURSDAY, JUNE 1O1n 1915,
Trains will run as follows:

Freight trainwill have passenger car attached and
will be subject to delays incident 10 freight business.
All freights must be ct the various least
thirty (3) minutes before starting Of trains, other
wiRe will Law over twenty y-four t2s) hours.
Passengers using the s.l0 a M, train from Faston
will arrive IN Philadelphia at 9.20 a. n and ieturn-
ing Will leave Philadelphia at 5.15 p. m thus giving
nearly eight hours for business purposes. IN that
city. j. L, CALDWELL,
kAsToN, June 5thlsT5. Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
GTEAM WASHING.

While steam has been propelllng railroadu
ships and variety of machinery and labor-savinp
implements for the benefit Of men, only recently has
Il been made to do wOmans work in the kitchen. It
Ia now harnessed in the CHAMPION STEAM
WASHER, AND MADE TO WASH AND BLEACH
PERFECTLY, by driving the water up and then
down through the clothes under the I'D "a rotary
white and clean, without the use OF wash-board, saw
ing time, labor the wear of fabric and the wonan's
knuckes The steamer will not explode or hoil
Oyer this cannot be SAID OF any other steam washer
now in use. We offer 1t alone on its merits, with
opportunity fora fair test of It's qualities in families
desiring to purchase should 1t prove what alllr1n
II to be. no humbug.
Come and see It Of CAPELLE q BROS
2l2 Market Street; or address II. M. Il 7. II. RILE,
Wilmington, Del. or II. AUSTIN, 2o9 Pearl Street,
Camden, N. j., manufacturers and proprietors fol
the States OF Delaware and New jersey, with Della
ware and Chester counties, Pa. marriott
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Stoves. Aeaters, 2anNrs, &f.

NEW STOVE AND HEATER STORE
AN AND
iKNERAL HousE-FURNIsEgIJG ESPoRlUs.
WILLIAM F. ROBINSON
HAS OPENED A NEW
STOVE AND HEATER STOah.
AZ tho N. E. cor. OF Second ami King sts, fronting
Oh Second st. Constantly hand all the latest ili-
proved STOVES, HEATERS, AND RANGES. "a
irons supplied at the shortest notice. loctl4-i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

prAcu FEsTIvAI.-The Mission Sunday school
have determined TO hold peach festival, and
have fixed it for the 7th, 8th and Sth OF the pre-
sent month, The festival will be held In the
room of the Mission End and Washington Sts.