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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
Local Brevlties.

suns { at 4-9i.
sun rise Tomorrow a. 7.l3.
Not much winter weather yet.
We shall soon reach the shortest day.
The pavements have many loose bricks
Oatmeal eating mas immensly increased.
How would people live, without the hogf
Oh Prob, does not yet premise us sunshine.
Sop and look at Rumford Bros' windows.
Moon goes down tomorrow morning a.s.c4.
Dlbeli's hats take the lead in refined society.
Delaware Lodge l. o. o. r, see not ce Of s.
Christmas presents are everywhere thought Of.
II you have anything worth buy ne, advertise It.
Batie P1tnam al the Opera House, this evening.
The car shops have many "nibblesr y for con-
tracts
Hungry people should dine at fameis well 1lled
tables.
The Wheeler q Wilson headquarters at iOli Mar
ket street.
Candy toys fresh can be had Of d. Lemon, ut ao
cent. pound.
Pay your water rents before February, aud save
People were puzz ed 10 see where the Back 10
Bnc. come In.
Bi autfal slippers for The Holidays at Felnes-
say's, 22l harteE street.
Beautiful Parlor Organs for Christlnas Presents at
Rooellns il0 Market streer.
Geo W. Stone has an elegant stock o. ru bel
shoes, coats, boots. csps Ac.
OTTO Robelens, 40 Market street, and select a
nice Piano Tor a Christmas Preseut.
Useful Christmas gitts At the Enterprise Manu-
featuring Co.'s store, 220 Market street.
The bills for wafer rent are now ready. See the
notice OF Mr. iMcIntire the Registrar.
matinee iBa rarity at the Opera House, hut
Katie Putnam tties IL, tomorrow afternoon.
Special meeting of the wilmington a Reading
Dondlolders, in Philadelphia, on Tuesday nexl.
Mltons Paradise Lost Ia no comparison TO one
look at the great bazaar. No East 4th street.
Webb 3-4 Market street sells the celebrated OIL
tanned gloves, manufactured In Winchester, Va.
Select and all grades of feathers renovated by
scaldng steam process, at Adair's. i.h and King.
Mr.. Hadlsy, OF West Chester, Pa, oners to sell
farms IN virginia, very cheap. See bis advertise
meui.
cant be Beat is the verdict OF the people on
the quality Of Gallagnisrs Pe7i cigars At Ith and
walnut street.
Eight cents line, every u ne, for matter under
this heading. Nothing pu. 10 more than once,
consec ltiyely.
Perfectly suitable nls, in overooa's, low prices
end tne fabrics Of great durability al guaranteed,
at Gouerts, IL y. 4th street.
Philadelphia oltdone In style aud riice Of Winter
ready made garments for ilsn aud boys, 81 Bux-
baum's 81 and Market street.
Dr. Bulls Cough sJrup Is particularly recommends
es for children Ii cures CnugAs, Col H. sore hroa-
and Who1fing Cough. Is pleasant 10 taste and tact
ike cnsr1n Price 25 cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10

ILEcTIoS or oFPIoERs-IHE MOODY AND sASEEY
ExcURsIos.
The Young Mems Christian Association Of
Wilmington met las. evening, at their rooms,
Sixth and Shipley streets. After the reading OF
portion OF Scripture by the President, Rev J.
H. BurdIck led in prayer.
The committee on excursion to Moody and
Sankey's meetings reported that the train would
leave the depot in this city on Friday evening
next at AZ p. NJ, and returning leave Phladel
pha at l.3O. The tickets to be had st Robeen
Bros up to the time of the excursion and
from the committee at the pepot. Messrs. Hy
sore, Downward and Pyle were added to the
Committee on Arrangements, and a special com
mittee Of five was appointed to distribute badg-
es to the eXcureionist5.
The association then proceeded 70 tue cleo
tion of officers with the following result
President-H. O.. Conrad.
Vice Presldent-Thos. McCorkle. Jr.
Recording Secretsry-C. Colby
Corresponding Secretsry-L. Vs. HizAr.
Treasurer-Edward 7. Taylor.
Board OF Aianagers-F ". Heisler, Grace NJ.
L. George Il. Greenman, St. Psuls NJ. T. !,
$. Herzey, Union N. I. H. Z. Heisler, Asbury
N. E. j. c. Morrow Brandywine NJ E.; Thed-
deus Gregg. First BAPTIST S. II. Ball, Delaware
Avenue Baptist Alfred Gawthrop, Second Bap-
tist Henry Ii. Barry. First Presbyterian Chaa
Baird, West Presbyterian John C. Cole, Cen
tiai lehpF teflAh alAl4s lAylor, OnFtl fresDy-
terrain George Anderson, Epgorth NJ. Z. Mr.
Hall, Scott NJ. L. George Powell, Madeley NJ
James I. Haddock, Elm street Baptist Row
J. NJ. Burdick, kingswood NJ E. w. Y. Warner
Calvary +. E. ". s. Auchinclo-s, St. Andrews
7. j.. Walter Cummins, Trinity ?. T.. ; Thomas
Davidson Old Swedes z. Z Frank Braunaten
German Baptist Henry Bush, German Luther
an.
on account Of the lateuess OF the hour and in
order to give the President time to make his ap-
pontment to the various committees provided
for, the Association adjourned TO next Thursday
evening.
The Board Of Directors Will meet q, the room
on Saturday evening at o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
iEeaI IbYseif.r

z he Peoples Common Sense Medical ADVISER, q
hook OF about 800 pages Illustrated with over 20
engraVi rs ami coored plifes and sold a, the eX-
Gee nngy low price OF $3.50, tells you how 10 cure
eatarfh, liver complaint. dyspepsia or Indigestion,
sick, bilious aud other hea iacaes, scrofula, bron-
ehial, throat and lung Diseases sl diseases peer
lar TO Won en. snd most other chronic as well as
aeute Disorders. IT contains impor ant information
for the yOIng and Il, male and female single ami
married, nowhere else to De found. Men aud wo-
men marriei anu single, are tempted 10 ask their
family phYs cian thousands o. questions on delicate
thpies, but are deferred f'lin doing 80 bf their
mol stg. Tti. wOig answtr- Just such qlestous so
fully anu plalny as 10 le3ve one 10 dDubt. II Is
sold by agenr or sent ~ mail post paid receipt
o. price AdITcss the author, k. v Pierce ~ u
WOrid'a D!spensary Buffalo, y. y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
Incorporation alotifes.


NOTICE Is aEREBN GIVEN THAT
LN au appilcl,oa las been NAL 70 he Horo elite
LeonfEd +. AsIep, 4 sociaIc ustre Of the supreme
court Of New castla court'. by hiRhgm MnrTag,
nevla B.yard. larCs narnas, James H. Wilson,
Robert efa7es aud william u. Caldweil TO grant TO
then c.ast OF Incorporation for tie purpose uf
DG'ntaining places Of sepultnre or burial Of the
dead Ia New Castle county.
CdARLEs BEAsTRS. Pro,honotary,
nos20 to-declo NEW ulsTLg Nov goth, 1876.
IN TnE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
1 STATE OF ! rELAwARE, IL AND FOR NEW
CASTLE COUNTY.
In conformity with the provisions of act passed
hy the General Assembly OF me state Of Delaware,
on the twen'y-siXth day OF Marcn, a. D.. j. ;,
hereby give notice that an application was n,cd in
the Superior onrt On the twt neth day OF the pre-
sent month Of November, for charter OF Moor
roratiOn Of Company called Z" The German Mutual
Beneficial society, Number o. for the purpose Of
aIoriing aid aud support 10 the members of sald
proposed Incorporation or Their families in cases OF
sickness, misfortune or death, and that draf OF
IN propo3ed charter was hled with the appnca ion
m II open 70 Inspection.
CHARLES BEASrRN. Prothonota'v
Pr0;honotarys Once, New castle, Del
NOVEMBER PORN, A. d. 1910 -noy20.tO-deci0
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
A X.IrARLE WORK

pr. Z. v. Pierce. OF Buffalo, dis ngulshed IN sur
gerry and the general practice in ths profession
medical literature Of Tie day, IL comprehensive
woIk entitled - he Peo1t 5 common sense Medi-
cal AGvef. M.ll= -ctuf lAe throughout. 1t is SIN
arlY free from technical and s'iit.d terms. l.
come right aown 20 the common sens. ui everyday
he. Dr. Pierce " noble specimen American
manh9od. He has sprung from the peop e. and
win many sympathles Ia common w'ti the MASSES
has sought 70 render them HubsiauuaI service IN
tii3 great work Of hts NE. dnc6,eoIiwAW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
INC ,tei.,on why.

Cn4 Of ne reasons whythe diamond Sp etacssf
ana ei glasses have attained such high endorse
Ment from all whJ nave used them s mat as the
core or centre OF the lens comes rec'iy In front
OF t1e eye. there Is no glinmeriug or wavering OF
ght blt GEAR and dist not vision. Tie diamond
tterp 1Af IS un very pair,
For sale II Wilmington by. B. :. car.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
ATOTICE TO WAFER RGNTLRs.-
OFFICE CIIY WATER DRpARTARNr
MILNIE8TOS, DEL, bee, 9tn is15

OFFICE cry WATER DEpARTARNr
W1LAlN0rOS, Del, Dee, 9th isI5
= he bs for 1875 are now really, and paya. lie al
the Regstrar's Office, 1850 Market street. The law
requires that all bills PAID on or before January
slst, 1876 The face OF the hll those paid during
the month OF February, nye per cent. additional
those paid during the month OF March, ten ptr
cent. additional, and any amount remaining un-
paid after April ls. 1916, the Regis trar required
70 have the Ferruleq withdrawn and suit insttuted
for the recovery OF tue am ut due.ani the water Wi
not again be let into su4h premises. mn snch
arrears with assessments and e.. Tor drawing Fer
rlles are paid.
onlee hours .. 4. IL, u I, Pm.
declU-ti EUW. MClNTIRg,
MN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10

| HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS
i against negotiating note oravn ~ ne, paya-
be u he order OF L. ;. dtNuinklrE for So, dated
November zIth, at three months, ms | have not re-.
cel1ed VHlne therefor. JSb. w. CANARY,
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec IA, 1873. dec9,6t
NJ OTI G E-T Ii h UNDERSIGNED
lS hereby gives notice tHat by an order and de-
rec Of Circuit Court Of tile United States, for the
District of Delaware, mace on the Ith day of D.
cember, \. D., 1873, he was dnly appointed he-
ceiyer of all the real and personal estate, rights
credits, property ana effects OF the Wilmington
ard Western Railroad Company.
WILLIAM Nj. CANDY. Receiver
WILMINGTON, December III, 1siJ-9-Gt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10

pOARDING.- ROOMS
4 with board. Als), table boarders, az
det8,u lUi MARKET STREE
pOAHD-M It'll EITHER SINGLE OR
E1 communicating rooms at sol West street, VII
lnlnPton, Del toct4.til
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
IA COMMODATED with board Al
aug20-f 314 KING STREET
DOARDlN0 FOR GENTLEMEN AT
Ap eugl9-u sl2 KING STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
4otites.

NOTICE-THE AIEMBgRS OF DBL
LV AWARE Odge 70 !, |. o. OF o. F.. are cam
esily requested to be presen at regular stated
meeting, on Monday. Dec4uner 10 n. 1913, at =
O'Clock, IN or er that We mas have your cOuns /,
aud ald IN the ioption Of the revised BY Laws winch
VIII ~ brought before the i01ge.
By order OF tho l. .dye
drciO-2t' C. SHULTZ, r. 8
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10

sD- Hundreds Of Diseptitabis Spectlidtors have
sought to palm Oh upon the public nery and adult
terated drains for benign Cordial, to which the
weak, the nervous the dyspeptic, the seepess, the
despondeut, owe more than 70 any other restorative
OF centuary most prolific in remedies But there
vile limitations can never deceive those who have
once used the Great Original UDoLPuo WOLVES
ScHIEDAM AROMATIC scHHAPPs. which is at once a
donor and preseryaive OF heath. seplG dit&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
s.sgletieE.
nEAImas rs1a EvE,Isa

HESIu3S TETS EvETIN3
Fairfax Lodge No. 8, 1. o. o. F., at ODD Fel-
Iowa. Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. &c, l. o 0. r., at ODD
Fellows Hall.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, l. 0. r. ~. at Red
Mems Hail. 415 Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, Q. L. a. NJ, at
Rescue Council, No. B. Jr. o, L. A. NJ, at Hall
oil Market street
Lenape Tribe, No. c, l. O. II. NJ, in sayille
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at ioi Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge No. 7, K. Of P, at Knighta Of
Pythiss Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Washington Camp, p, o. S. Of a, ut Fifth and
Market.
Pioneer Council, No. l. Soyereigna OF Iudqa-
try, at McClary'4 Building.
SUNDAY sEANcE.-on Sunday evening next,
Spirit Power in the Light viii be illustrated
at the Opera House hy four Of the reputed best
mediums in the world, They claim to be con-
troled by the spirits of the Indian chiefs Sam
moset and tnca-. and BY VIM. Barnes, the
g Giant Backamth,n ~ with whose aid faces and
forms Of deceased friends arc said to be plainly
seen and recognized. They offer II ,000 chal-
lenge to any exposer or spiritual annihilator or
imitator to duplicate the manifestation which
they give.
An Albany, n. T., paper speaks OF them az
follows One OF tho most supernatural and Gu
riOuH entertainments ever given in this city was
the "Manite.tationA at Tweddle Hall last even
ing, Mr. Warren acting medium for "Samos-
hett. who is ead to govern him. Rev. q. T..
McCarty and DR.. j. A. Perkins were chosen by
tue audience to Investigate, which duties they
did most thoroughly. We have not space to
give in detail the many manifestations that oc-
CURED, but the entire performance was carried
out according to the programme. Spirit hands,
deceaaed PERSONS appearing to relatives, tables
raiaed, bells rllng, coats removed and placed on
the medium while handcuffed by Marshal James
Kelly, formed but part of tho most mysterious
performance that has ever been witnessed in
this city. Tho ontire affair was conducted with
impartality and a candor that was commenda
bic.
CITY CouScIL, Council met IN regular weekly
session, last evening, President LlchteHstein in
the chair. The Water Committee on the petit
tion of Myles Burke for reimbursement for dam
ages Csl03.) in destruction of dram, reported
that now that the city has repaired the drain Mr.
| Burke il not entitled to further compensation.
| The report was discussed at great length, some
| of the members seeming to think that damage
| had been done within the building which should
| be paid for, after which the report was amended
| 70 as to allow Mr. Burke S2S., (money expended
| in repairs) efforts to place the amount at 5G5 so
| and $50. having failed. The Finance Commit
| tee was authorized to negotiate note of 5l0,-
| 900. for sixty days; the pay ros--Water Do.
partment 81 ,29l.30, Street Department 1924 81,
Miscellaneous S15l9 20, Police 1851 60 and
several bills, were ordered TO be paid and an ad
journment was made to 7.30, this evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10

sB-Th0s. y. de Nor1aandfe has uithdrdpn from
everything outside Of his china and glass business
at 800 Market street. He will, in the future, give
his personal attention TO that alone, AMI hopes by
prompt attention 10 business, carefully selected
stock and eas1nable prices, IN merit aud receive
the patronage OF his friends and his Old customers
noylltojanl,75
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
WTILMINGTON tS READING Rail
w ROAD COMPANY
4. $. ae,arshal's alutitrs.
MAR5ltAL'5 NOTICE OF SALE.

= n
By virtue Of a Wiz Of venditionl Fxponas. issued
Ont OF the District Coutt Of The rnted states OF
Ameli'a, for the Dis,rict Of Delawste, sni TO .ne
= tie highest b der, for cash,on Tuesday i4th
OF december, ls.5 a. O'Clock lin the basement
OF the Cas,oin house. In the city ~ wilmington,
Delaware, tae fOloWing delcfib property Two
copper s'il, Two coDntr warns two copper Caus
and eleven casks Of dstiled SPLITS seZed and taken
as the property NJ Fzakie Jones. an condemned at
the suit ~ the UIit5d d stAfes. J AN II u mn
nJvl?.is Z. :. hArshln. nlstrIct OF pelaWar..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10

az A 10 Cent Segar for 5 Cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar, Concha SIZE cts, large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorilsrd's Rebecca and MusselInan's ght and
dark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
DRESS Goods.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
MUCH BELOW FORMER PRICES.
CASHMERE sERGgs. 90 CTS.
CASHMERE bERGES, 20 CTS.
BEARRET2 CLoT'r, %.
sERGEs, 25
SEKGRS, rs.
CASHMERE sERGBe, 81,
... CAshMs ERE s .bG Is, 81,
Z. CASHMERE, 3TX,
pOPLINs. 81,
The Above are in New DARK shades.
ALL WOOL sEaGgs, s7H,
ALL WOOL SERGES, BY,
NEW pLAlDs, 50,
NEW PLAlDs, 81,
NEW PLAlD5. 37{,,
The Above have been Extensively
Marked Down to Close.
BRoCHEA sHAWLs,
BROCHEA SHAWLS,
BLANKET SHAFT.
FANCY COUNTER,
FANCY COUNTER.
FANCY TIES,
FANCY TIEs,
TREF0us 81 KIDs, THE CHOI II GLOVE,
TkEFOUSSE KID, THE CHOICE GLOVE
FANCY HANDKF's COLLARS AND Ours,
FINE HOSIERY, FANCY HOSIERY,
LADIES SILK HANDkERC HES
LADIES SILK hANDkEhCHIEFs,
GEN rLEMENs' SILK HANDKF'S.
GENTLEhENS' SILK HAhDKF'|.
LACE cuBTAiN5 EEDGCED' 70 70 CL9sE. L9si;
one OF the finest line o. Black Dress Goods In the
Market.
W. NJ. KENNARD q co..
BOG Market street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
aroposals.

orr cs OF LlGnr-uousE fhGIEEER,
foURTH lIsrRICr,
No. 532 WA'EUr STREET.
PHILADELPHlA, Dec. attn lsIhJ
FINO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
L sealed proposals I'm duplica'e) will he received
~ TINS Ctice until II nc ack, no0n Of Wednes day
Jar uary TIN, 1875, for furnishing the material
plete, Of the iron superstructure Of the L'gat
House, on Shp John ShOa', Delaware Bay.
Draw IS and snecillcati0ns can b. had on Hppll-
cation, az fnis otllGe
BIDS must he cnIor ed " Proposals fer snip John
Light-llouse,' aud conform in I'll eFpeets to the
requirements Of Law and lula ions amt the right
u r. ject all bid, IL reserved.
By O-der Of ,he Lighthouse Board.
w. r. hAYNO InS,
dec9Gt Engineer 4th Lighthouse District
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10
The temperature, To-day.
y. Va. q. A..

A RseIsrEaED AT THg COMMERCIAL. ogFIcE.
At A. .M..............ss- ALP. M.,.....a....s!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10

LvOR THE BATH--BATH BRUSHES,
u Bath Towels and Bath Soaps In great variety.
Also, Flesh Brushes, straps, Harse Hair, Friction
Gloves and many other articles of the class .t
Il. BflIHGHURSr n CO.'S
Cor. sixth \ Mnrket 2La
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10

s. B. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
s. z. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
nov24 TO- ian1 PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-10

me Go' Is tskeD Oh the Medium and one from the
eldlene oititlted while ths Medium Is securely
handc' A.
fafe' n' de"easei frienis are given correctly,
anu Ia pa pres nee Of tnc wnoe audience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-01

o The Iowa Republican State Convention as
sembled at Des MONIES yesterday. The plat
form adopted declares 10 favor Of gold and sill
yer as the DOLLY reliable legal tender, tariff to
encourage home industry, against land grants
to railroads or other corporations, approves ar
bitration in the settlement of National disputes,
opposes third term, demands that railroads
be subjected to the law making power, endors-
ing free education and the present school sys-
TEN. and approving the National and State
Administrations. Samuel j. Kirkwood was
nominated for Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-01

The California Democratic State Convention
reassembled at San Francisco yesterday, having
adjourned over on Tuesday. The platform
adopted condemns the Republican party and
the President for the evils under which we
live, and pledges the Democratic party to re-
lief. 1t opposes Chinese immigration and the
Burlingame treaty, and favors the construction
of rans-contiuental railroad on the thirty
second parallel and equal taxation, and de-
clares against the probibitory law. Currency
convertible into gold and silver at will is the
financial feature of the platform. VIM. Irwin
was nominated for Governor on the seventh
ballot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-01

VIRGINIA PATENT RIGHTS COMPANY
Judge Beverly R. Wexford, jr., of Richmond
Circuit Court, has granted an act of incorpora-
ton to the Virginia Patent Rights Company
for purchasing or otherwise acquiring the ex-
elusive right for the State of Virginia to pa
tents issued by tie United States Patent De-
partment, and for selling, leasing, letting out
for royalty or otherwise disposipg Of the same
in aud throughout the State Of Virginia The
capital stock is to be $l50,000, divided into
1900 shares Of the parry value OF 800 per share.
The company may hold such real estate as shall
be necessary to the conduct of the business not
exceeding half an acre 10 Richmond, where the
principal Office is to be kept. The President
is JAS. r. Crenshaw. Of New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-01

AT an adjourned meeting OF the Northern
Pacific bondholders in New York yesterday
about twenty million dollars worth of bonds
we're represented. The meeting represented
all parts of the United States. Objections tina,
have been urged to provisions 10 decree of fore.
closure were obviated by agreement between all
parties, which will be accepted by the court.
The different objections to the plan of foreclo-
sure and sale, knGwo as the Livingston plan,
were harmonized by the adoption of series OF
amendatory resolutions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-01

MIR. Spinner yesterday moved out of his
rooms in the Treasury building. Treasurer New
will enter upon the duties of his Office to-day.
The count Of the money 10 the Treasury COM
menced last night under the supervision of a
committee of bankers and Treasury clerks, and
will last several days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-01

The Postmaster General expresses himself as
very much pleased with the result of his exam
ination of the postal service in the West. He
says that 10 most cases the employees are over
worked and poorly paid, being ordinarily oblig-
ed to work from twelve TO fifteen hours day,
affording strong contrast to the employees of
the Department at Washington, who have not
more than seven hours actual work to per
firm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-01

Andrew A. Monteiro died, 10 Richmond, on
Tuesday. He was the son of Portuguese gen.
tleman of wealth and title, who migrated many
years ago from Lisbon and settled in Gooch-
land county, Va, where bis son was born. He
served as private 10 the Mexican war as
member of Company A, Captain Robert G.
Sontt ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-01

Secretary Brstow decides that the importa
ton OF dutiable articles by means of newsps
pers or letters, through the mails, with intent
to defraud the revenue, subjects the articles to
forfeiture and the persons making the attempt
or receiving such articles to punishment under
the law,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-01

At the democratic conservative convention oil
Baltimore yesterday A. Leo Knott was nom
mated for reelection for State attorney, and S.
J. Martenet for city surveyor.