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ANOTHER VETO MESSAGE.

Governor Kellogg yesterday sent to the
House his message vetoing the levee fund.
ing bill, which was passed by sutficien,
vote, Notwithstanding the objections Of
the Governor, and sent to the Senate.
| During the session last evening it was
! called up and passed the Senate by vote
| of twenty-three yeas to five nays. Two of
| the newly admitted Democratic Senators
voted to pass the bill, while two or three
explained their votes in support Of the
veto upon the ground that they had not
had time to examine its provisions. Mr..
Grover gracefully admitted that this WIS
his own fault; though he deemed it his
duty under the circumstances to sustain
the action Of the Governor of the State.
The other Senators followed with their
explanations, all Of whom, we were graft
fed to hear, expressed themselves in
courtly and parliamentary language. No
adjectives, such as ''usurping, ode facto,''
or any other kind were used, but on the
contrary, the respectful illusions 20 his
excellehcy, and the FUR and square recog-
milton OF his Official status, were as pleas
ing 10 tie Republicans as they probably
were distasteful to the Bulletin and other
adherents Of the soutpourers.'
After having filed protest of some
what doubtful taste, the Democratic SEN
ators who took their seats yesterday set
tied down to business in a sensible and
proper manner. They probably felt re-
lieved when they signed this protest, upon
the same principle that controlled Mr..
Micawber in his financial transactions
When that remarkable man succe eded in
borrowing money from Copperfield or
Traddles he could never rest easy until
he had executed his O U. He felt,
after such a recognition Of the amenities
due to his friends, as though he had dis
charged duty to society, and proceeded
Immediately to the consideration Of the
business in hand, which generally was
brewing punch, bought out Of the pro-
ceeds Of the loan. So with our Demo-
cratic friends. Having discharged their
duty to society, they think no more of the
matter.
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NOTICE.
DESTRUCTION OF STATE BONDS ANE
OTHER STATE SECURITIES.

BOARD OF LIQUIDATION,
State OF Louisiana. ;
New Orleans, March 2, 1875.
The old State bonds and other State securities
which have been funded, Cancelled and exchanged
for new consolidated bonds, will he destroyed by
fire, in compliance with section eight of act No. 3
OF 1874, at the office of the Secretary of State Oh
THURSDAY March II 1875, at twelve o'clock VI.
Ey order of the Board.
=. G. DESLONDE,
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PROGRAMME.
FIRST DIVISION.

fIksT DIVISION.
l. N. MARKS, Grand Marshal.
AIDS.
W. H. Manning. Vice President
&C Flanagan, Secretary
w. Chevallier, Treasurer
PM McCabe, ex Chief Engineer
a. bellanger. exChief Engineer
fhlilp Meyers Volunteer No. l.
". Ducros. st. Bernard
T. Iaylor Gauche. II ssissippi No
}. Carrere, Vigilant No. g.
J. Ollie. Columbia No. 5
george B. johnson, Mechanics No T.
a. N Iebert, Eagle No.
A. Lane Phoenix Nos.
Louis Nick. Creole No9
I'd Kramer, Louisiana No. TO-
rTed ". Newroth Trad Perry No. H.
Dan owens Perseverance No 10.
ihomas Fleming Philadelphia No. IT,
george Lawrence, Jackson No 10.
1heooofe II. Brode. Washington No. 20
" Shehr. Orleans No. p.
Fred Hufft, Jefferson No. o.
Louis Rhem, Chalmette No. 70.
Philip Levy, Crescent No. 81;
J. b. Walton, Louisiana Hose
Dah o1oderlck, Lafayette Hook and Ladder No !,
u =. fferet' American Hook and Ladder No.,
". y. Tracy, Hope Hook and Ladder no
y. -ncNei' Pelican Hook and Ladder 80. e.
John Talon, Milenburg No j.
--- Exempt Society No =.
- Exempt Society No IT,
volunteer Steam Fire Company No l.
o.. bernard Steam Engine Fire CompanT No.
Milenburg No. ], of Milenburg.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Com,a,,-,
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ROUTE,

The procession will form in line at tho nos;,;o,,
inolcated az 10 "A. ~, precisely. The head of the
procession will move down Charities to Esplanade
10 Levee, down Levee to MandeyiJle IN Nana.
vile to Casacalvo, up Casacalvo to Esplanade
across to Royal, up Royal to Canal, to Camn to
Prytana, I'D Pry tania to First up First to Maea-
zlne' down Magazine to Race or Robin, I'D Race or
ROBIN TO AnBuncia ton, down Annunciatton IN
Caiiope, down Calliope to Magazine down Maya
zlne to Julia, down Julia to St Charles. down st.
Charles to Canal, where the procession will be dis.
missed.
Inc chief Engineer and assistants viii he sta.
'.onoo d. inc rounta1n, corner Camp and Canal
o. as inc companies arrive upon the ground
they VIII promptly report through their marshall tn
the assistant engineers. who will indicate their no.
ei'ion' AS soon as the assistant engineers have
formed their resp ectve divisions they will report
10 the Chef Engineer which being done the Chief
and assistants will report in a BODY to the Grand
Marshal
The formation being complete the Chief En-.
sineer will direct twelve taps TO bs s+rnok ,no,,
all the bells connected with the Fire Alarm Tel.
esraph, as signal that the prcce sson has rnoved
Ahe hiafshais and Fore1aen of the various COM
p"nies are notlied to be pune tualy on The ground
as 'he procession Will positively move at ten
O'clock " WA
whenever break o ccurs ia the procession. the
marshal OF the company at the noint whera tho
break has taken place will at oroe communicates
'ie TACT 10 the Marshal preceding him. who in like
manner Will pass On the intelligence to The Grand
marshal. As soon as the line is again closed the
TACT VIII be at once dispatched in the same man.
her 10 the head of the procession
Inc AIDS TO the Grand Marshal will report to him
promptly at A. NJ, at the corner Of Canal and
Tchoupitoulas str Gets. ~
III 'he event that the weather prevents the pro.
cessoh from taking place. it will be indicated nv
ni'een taps on the fire alarm bells repeatea
'niee tunes. The pro cession will then stand post
pOned. E''
"neneSer the procession is halted alon g the line
" narch' the companies are reouested tn avoia
the railroad track much as possible 50 rs ~
interrupt the rum ing OF the cars
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THIRD DIVISION.
FOURTH DIVISION.

jackson Steam Engine Company No. 10.
washington Steam Engine Company No. 20.
felican Hook and Ladder Company No 4.
orleans Steam Engine Company No. o.
Exempt Society of Jefferson Engine Co,npan.
No. q.
Jefferson Steam Engine Company No. e.
Exempt Society Of Cbalmette No. %,
Chalmette Steam Engine Company No. IS
Crescent Steam Engine Company No. "a.
l. N. MARKS,
fee nE34 Grand Ma,shA
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THIRTY. EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY
! FIRE DEPARTMENT..
ORDER OF FORMING.
The Fire Department Of New Orleans, with those
invited to assist in the celebration Of the Thirty
! eighth Anniver sary, will assemble On
Thursday, March 4, 1878.
IN the following order:
Volunteer Steam Fire Company No OF New
Orleans.
st. Bernard Steam Fire Engine Company No. l.
Milneburg Engine Company No. !, of New Or
leans
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No l, of
New Orleans.
The above companies will constitute the First
Division, which will form on the north side of
Canal street. head resting on Chartrss street ex.
tending east, under the supervision Of Assisiant
Engineer n, Ray.
Mississippi Steam Fire Company No ..
yigant Fire Company No. 3.
American Hook and Ladder Company No. 2
Columbia Steam Engine Company No. j.
Louisiana Hose Steam Engine Company.
Mechanics Steam EDgine Company No. t.
Eagle Steam Engine Company MOI.
The above companies will constitute the Second
Division, which will form on the north side OF
Canal street, head resting on Charities street ex-
tending east under tfs supervision OF ssistant
Engineer FRANK HEBRON.
Phoenix Steam Fire Company No. g.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. :.
Creole Steam Engine Company No. g.
Louisiana Steam Erg'he Company No. 10.
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company No. IL.
Perseverance Steam Engine Company No 70.
Philadelphia Steam Engine Company No. il.
The above companies will constitute the Third
Division, which will form the south side of
Canal street, head resting Camp street, extend
ing east, under the supervision of Assistant En-
gineer F. SCHIEBERr.
jackson Steam Engine Company No. la
Washington Steam Engine Company No. 30.
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company No. 4.
Orleans Steam Engine Company No. q.
Exempt Society of Jefferson Engiue Company
No. r.
Jefferson Steam Engine Company No. %
Exempt Society of Chalmette Nc %.
Chalmette Steam Engine Company No. g.
Crescent Steam Engine Company Nc a.
The above companies Will constitute tt1 a porr,h
Division, which will form on the south eide Of
Canal street, head resting on Camp street extend
ing west under the supervision of Assistant En-
gneer F. SCHNEIDER.
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$3.50 Prizes.

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SECOND DIVISION.

CHihF ENGINEER AND ASSISTANTS.
Ahomas OConner. Chief Enginaer
~ Aoh......''... Senior Assistant Engineer
10y .''.'''''.'...,........... Assistant Engineer
:, NiDoi'''''.. assistant Engineer
1onnoiuer .'''...............A Assistant Engineer
Mssisslppl Steam Engine Fire Company No.2
'lSlant Steam Engine Company No. g.
American Hook and Ladder Company No. 2.
Columbia Steam Engine Company No. S.
Louisiana Hose Steam Engine COMPANY.
Mechanics Steam Engine Company Nc s
Eagle Steam Engine Company No. :.
THIRD DIVISION.
Phoenix Steam Engine Company No. 6.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. 3.
Creole Steam Engine Company No. Q.
Louisiana Steam Engine Company No. 10
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company No. u.
perseverance, Steam Engine Company Nc. 10.
Philadelphia Steam Engine Company 10. H.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18
The Temperature, To-csy.
AS REGErxRrp AT THE COMMERCIAL oFrIoE.
Ats A. NJ, 5I-At1 P. NJ,
Work at the Reservoir.

PROGRESS TOWARD coNiLyTIoS-wHAr IL SAID
ABOUT DISCHARGES AND cHAsGEs-A PUBLIC
SQUARE PROPOSED.
Mr.. Ruth, the new Superintendent, and MIR.
McIntire, the chief foreman, were both on duty
at the new basin this morning, and though many
changes are expected in the working force, it is
represented that they will arise more through a
reduction of the number employed than by dis
placing some to make way for Others
With the exception of small embankment in
one corner of the western basin, the excavations
are about finished, the earthen gangways alone
remaining. Two Of these will be allowed to re-
main until the basins puddled and lined.
The springs which have caused no little auxi-
ETY. and much trouble have all been conceptra-
ted into one main pipe, and the water Of Rodney
Spring on the outside at the north end of the
basin, has been carried beneath the embanl1-
ment to the inside and thence by pipe under
meath the bottom lining out under the south EN- =
bankment. few feet of the outside of the
south bank. near the top. has been neatly sod
ded, but much of the sodding required will not
be done the present season.
A large force Of workmen il now engaged in
laying the two 30-inch mains along Eleventh St.,
one being an inlet, aud the other an outlet
main. The outlet main will be carried alongside
of the inlet main as far as Jefferson street, from
which point the water will be distributed to dif-
ferent parts OF the city.
The Southern half of the basin property which
was abandoned when it was decided to build
upon only half of the purchased ground lies in
an unsightly condition, and there il a PROPOSE
tion to have it graded and made into a public
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18
Dy.pepsia. Dy.pep.ia. Dyspepsia.

dyspepsia is the most rerplexing OF al human all
mems, Its symptoms are almost innniie in their
variety, aud tue fUrhrn ana d+srundent victims Of
the dise often fatcy themsely the prey In turn
OF every known malady. his due ia Dai to the
Close sympathy which exists between the stomach
the brain. apd IN psr' Ia the fact that any
disturbance OF the digestive function necessarily
disorders .he liver, the bowels and the nervous sys-
tenn and affects, 10 some extent the quality OF the
blood.
L. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron u sure cure
This Is nos new preparation. to be tried and found
wanting 1t has been prescribed daily for many
years IN The practice Of eminent physicians with uri-
paraeled succt ss 1t is is not expected intended
tO cure al the diseases to which the human family
Is sui lect, tut Is warranted to cure Dyspepsia IN It's
most obstinate fnru. kunkels Bitter v ine OF Iron
newer fails 10 cure. s1mp oms Of Dyspepsia are
loss o. appetite who'd and rising of the food dryness
uf the mouth, heartburn, diseuston of the stomach
and bowels constipation, hcatache, dizziness, ,sietp
essness and low spl II Try tine great remedy and
be convinced Of Its merits. Get the genuine. Take
only kunkel's whi h is put only In 81 bottles. Ie-
pot, 239 North Ninth St. Philadelphia,
For sale 10y a. druggists and dealers every where.
TAPE WORM
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medicine,
passing from the system alive. no fee until the
head passes. Come sni refer 10 a-ienis tr, ated.
DR. h. + rSEEL, No 229 North Ninth ST. Philadel-
pLla. Advice tree. Seat, Pm and stomach Worms
also removed. he medicine fir removing all
others tut Tape Worm, ean be he'd NJ your druggist,
ask for kUSKkLs nosM syRUP. Price, 81. 4. +.
kunkel, Phlia ielpnia Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For Heu York-l.sl, A. n, 1alT, i2Aa, o.>s, T. II
m PAladslpGsa.-l.s1 100, $40, $50, s47, 10 30
A. M19.11, 19l2 AGO. 41b, 5.49, 72o $50 r. N. Sun
For Baltimore and RasAin2ton.-la-53, 2o3, 10O2
A. n. l2os, l.ss, o.9o, lilo, P. NJ. sundays, l2ea
Foy Nsu castls-c.oo. go, sss, A. M. 10, $40. p
II. No Sunday trains.
For Dsla,oore R. R-5.00, IS A ~ $40. P N. tthe
SO 7. n. train runs only as far as Harringtonl No
sunday trains
For HQmsngton 4 Wsst-rn r. 6.-l0.So A. NJ; o.8
P. N. sundays, 400, p. N.
For Wilmington nd Reading n. R--o.9-, and s.45
A. NJ; ABS, p. n. No Sunday trains
fHADm ARRIvI Al WILMINGTON.
From Ne,s York.-1.5s, A. NJ; 1abt lib, 100, p.
n. Sundays Lob, A. Nj.
From Phi,ads pktd.-l242, 1.a9, a.l5 e.6e, A. N
1910, 1884 LIS, All SIS, 6-3D, I'm, 8. D, l1.00 NJ
Sundays, IL a. 1.63, 1000, A. NJ Tsl, lf.0o, p M.
From Baa,nsore;-l;2l, s4g. A. M; 1901, la.o
b.s2, $50, P. n S1ndaye, 1.sl, A. M s.23, P. N
Horr Rdshf,,cton.- In, A: NJ; l2"I. l2.4o, o.Sa,
$50, P. N. sundays, 1.gl, A. A.. $40, p. M.
From For. Dcposi..-S.Uo A. NJ No sunday Train.
3.15 P. M. Sundays 5.3y, z. M.
From Wilmington q Rsadfn9 r. r. - 1919, &. N.
% and $50 p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS LRAvE PHILADELPHIA Yoa WELLINGTON.
From Broad and Prime Streets.-sG0, $50, 1880 a.
M; 12lo, 800, 4.0y, O. 10, 90 IS o. &c, Il 80 7.
Sundays, 30, A. NJ: 6 90, $50, ll.s0, p. r.
From West Philadelphia Depot -l9.40, A. NJ; i2 10,
1915. 600. P. NJ. sundays, 1910, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18
Local Breyities.

Sunset at GIG.
Sunrise Monday at 617.
Moon rises tonight at 7.41.
Gather Autumnal leaves now.
Adair sells hair cloth and terrrs.
Wheeler wilson-l0li Market street.
Walt for the COMMERCIAL ALMANAC AND YRAR
ROOK.
Quick Job printing cheap, apply at the CONNER
cIAL Office.
Dubsli sells excellent ha.s-al styles, sz 8, ccl-
ors, prices at2 b. 81 81.
For prime family oysters that are fresh and got d
go to Fuimers SOC Market street.
Webb makes durable felt hats and charges less
for them than Others al Market street.
This ev' ming you are invited TO call AID hry
shoes of Fennessay, 22. Market street. New stock,
new store.
The nc bbiest collar you can wear is the Warwick.
IL Is the stylish width ths seasoI. AN for 4 al the
furnishing stores
A splendid assortment Of Winter garments ST
BuxbanDs. 81 and Ma'kot street Pr.ces away
down 10 the bottom.
II you want good stylish cap. take one dollar and
cap the climsx at Quay, 1888 Marget rect one
door above ku lolphs.
CT sef Lighting Gas Burners and save maj ct es
avoid t'onbl and secure zsfefy-Sold by GaIthfop
Bro. AIS Market street
Gentlemen are guarante Il sltisfac,ion and a
neat NJ q. the cid established tailoring establish
ment uf Gouert, merchant tailor, i3 b. 4th St.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18
II. $. Marshal's 4latirrs.
MARsHAL's NOTICE OF sEIzURF
United STATES or AMERIcIl
IsrRIl.r ne nRIl.r.np

UNITED STATES or AMERIcAl
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.
WHEREAS. An inform alton hath been filed in the
District Court OF the United States for the District
of Delaware, on the llth dRy of October. A. H.,
1875, by Anthony Higgins, ESQ.,, United States Dis
rct Attorney, for the District Of Delaware on be-
hall OF the United states, against two stills, two
worms, two caps, and eleven c3sks of distilled
SPIRITS said to contain four hundred and eleven gal
Ions OF distilled spirits. And whereas the substance
nj said information Ia that John s. Pretrynan Col
ectOr of Internal Revenue for the District OF Della
ware. has Sc Zed he above described properly
goods. wares. merchandise and ditll ng.appar itus
as forfeited 10 the use OF the Untef States by
sou of violation Of the Internal ley' nue. Laws OF
the United States, In such case made and provided
aud praying that the said propert7, goods, wares,
merchandise and dlstillng apparatus, may be con-
demned az forfeited TO the use OF the United States
Now, therefore, in Tursuranca of the .monition
under tine seal of the said Court to me dire ced and
delivered do hereby give pubic notice to all per.
sons claiming the sail property, goods wares mer-
chandse a dtstilling apparatus or in any man.
ner Interested therein. hat they be and appear
fore the said District Court, be held the City OF
Wilmington In and for the said District OF Dt ella
war, on Friday, the s9th day OF October, 1873. al
ten O'clocA Ia the forenoon OF that day, then and
there 10 interposel their claims and 10 make their
allegatt- ms In that behalf.
Dated the 18th day of October, 1873.
JOHN NJ. DUNN,
U. =. MARSHAL,
District OF Delaware.
ANTHONY HIGGINS, ESQ
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
District of Delaware. ontlT.2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18

ANOTHER ARRANGEMENT FOR THE GAME WITH THE
PHILADELPHIAs FOR "WEDNESDAY Il CHALLENGE
FROM THE ARCHERs.
Another time for the game between the Quick
steps and Philadelphia clubs has been agreed on
Wednesday next, the goth inst 1t is to be play
ed on the Quckstep grounds in this city. Much
interest is felt in this game, and its postpone
ment on Saturday was source of much disap-
pointment to many people, especially after tie
sun shone out 20 brightly
The Archers, OF Philadelphia, have sent a
challenge to the Quickstep club, to play this
week, but game has not been arranged. The
challenge will probably be accepted No word
has yet been received from the Flyaways. This
latter club and the loading Actves will play a
game at Philadelphia, on Saturday next, on the
Centennisl's grounds. The West End club, of
Philadelphia and the Actves play game at
Reading this afternoon.
The Splain and Graham mines PLAYED a game
on Saturday, with Mr.. Rogers az umpire, the
score OF which stood Splain II ; Graham, 0.
The Hoodoos defeated the Hotpicks on satur.
day by ecore Of 10 to r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18
save your Eycsight.

a cea' eyesight, until Ii fails For the preservation
OF the eyes om irnpaired SIGHT. or the grateful
sstance to sight Already impaired there Ia no ari-
Gle tqua 10 the "Diamond Spectacles," every gen
ulne pair bearing the diamond trademark.
For sale in " wlmington by u. =. tlark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18

~ Heroous Debiiity.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation confused head, weak mem-
ory. The consequence of excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility nnds sovereign cure
IN Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No. rs. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
despondency and rejuvenates the entire system. 1t
Ii perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
~, for package Of 1ve boxes and large 81 vial OF
powder, which Is important In Old, serious cases ;
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists, sent
oy mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 662 Broad
WAY, N Y, feb25.dAW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18

eE-If you pant Pills, take Ayers Pill Nothing
has ever app ared that can compare with this pre-
paraton for chasing out the dstempers that fssten
and grow upon U.S. They are the Philosopher 3
elixir OF life, which bids defiance 10 disease, and
leaves alternative bur to die of old age. They
mild for children, yet In full dose, powerful
for a full grown man. Though sweet morsels to the
taste, which glide sugsrshod over the palate their
virtues strike with 'eng force on he Wy founda-
tons of dis ease = Cineinndtf tO.l Gazette.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18

CHURcH OF THE SACRED HEART.-The church
Of the Sacred Heart OF Jesus, more commonly
known az the German Catholic Church, at Tenth
and Madison streets, though it will not be en-
develop its handsome architectural features.
The principal work of the present season has
been Oh the tower. which is now 80 feet high,
and it is expected to run it up 80 feet more,
which will finish the brick work before winter
sets in. The remainder of the tower will be
about 80 feet of wooden frame, which will, when
finished, make the whole tower about 200 feet
high. The front of the church is finished with
white marble dressing, i'll the Roman style of
architecture, and makes very beautiful front.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18

u-A Morbid appetite for Excitement Is the only
effect OF the unmedicated and aduterated spiri d
frequently used under the impression that they
wholesome stmulants. Abandon such ''Durning
fluids" at once and forever II you are weak, low
spirited, dyspeptic, nervous, or suffering from the
effects CT exhaustion, use the genuine recuperant of
bodily energy that real stomachlc and nerve ano-
dyne, UDjLPHo WoLFEs ScHIEDAM AROMATIC
sCHHAPPs. sep23, ltd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18

sH-We all Consider Iron the embodiment of
strength and power, but how few are aware that II
IL this same element IN the system that gives US
strength and vigor, and that sn lnsuficiency OF IL
causes weasnes ss and debility. The Peruvian syrup,
protoxide OF iron, ls prepared expressly TO supply
this vitaliZlng element.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-18
STOCK AND BOND NIRKEr-coRREcTioH DAILY BY
H. ROBINSON 4 co.
CITY ITE NJ 8.

H- A 10 Cent Segar for Cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar Concha sizs, cts, large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorilard's Rebecca and Musselmans ght and
usrk navy. Bowman I'd and King.