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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Houre.
rElns5 LxATE WILMINGTON.


For ssss Fvt.-lsi, A II, is.iI, l7.42, sia, P. a..
Rx Philadsip q pssa'-1.s1, sso, $40 s,so 1920. A.
n; 1217, 12.sz, O. T. 542 40, 80 P. N, Sundays,
i.3l, A ID; 400, $50, go, ?. N.
Pu BaAfm1rs.-i2.52, 2.oo, le.O2p A. NJ LIZ
500, 7.lo P. NJ sundays l2s2, 2.o3, A. M.
$40, III, 4. N. sundays, ls.55, 2.o5 a. ".
For DelaDuys r. R.-5.01, 1910, A Mi So Z.
NJ. No sunday trains
For Ses castle.-so0. 1910, 4. Il. i25 90, r. n.
No Sunday trasls.
For EfiafJsy,on and Rsafinae r. R.-e.50, ss9 a.
NJ, 5.15, p. NJ. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington d Hes,esn 2. A-lO.Se 3, Y; -,
P. Il. No Sunday trains
rRAnrs AERIvx AT WILMINGTON.
From !ssu Yort.--lsss, A. NJ la.sa, i.is, TO T..
N. sundays. l.s3, A. 81.
Prom Phaaarp6fd.-l2.i7, LIS, s.55 a. "; i2.ly,
NJ. i2i4 In, .0S s.i5, sa5, 100, s.i5, ll.l4 n
Sundays, u az, l.55, 1903, A. NJ, ll.c0, ?. NJ
Pfon. Por, Depo5it.--5.D4 A. NJ. No sunday tfE!o.
From RaltinsoTe. - 1.gl, le.z5, 4, ~ lApi 124if
5.32, 81, P. V. sunlays. III, A. Vi. 40, y. NJ
FTon gcshylgtoas. - La, a. NJ. le0I. $40, S.s<,
9.2O, P. VI. Sunday III, 4. v. gqa, p. u.
F,,dn DeIauars 4. R.--i6.iG, 4, ~: "a, Gsh, r..
NJ. No sunday trains.
FJo7n Este Ccale.-s.o9, 1919, a. NJ. s51, 90,
p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Rsadfng r. R.5.5i 4. y. 8
I 35, z. NJ No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington FsstsJB r. R,-i.c5, = y. 5
BIS 7. N. No Sunday trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA POE w1Hili6Toa.
1910, 800, 1890 A. NJ; i2ls 2s0, so, IS, efS,
sah. 9so lI.ao. p. N. suniays 240, $50 a. ~; $50
II 20 p H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

IN Nervous Lebiiity.-A depressed. Irritable stale
OF mind weak nervous exnauslen feeling: no
energy or animation confuse Il hend weak mem
Ory. The consequence Of eXcesses, or mental over
wotk This Ner5Ous BeJiiity finds sovereign cnre
IA Humphr'ys' Homppdthic lsleett1, No. Is II
tones up the system, dispes the mental 81 ON and
drspondency, and relnvenatea the entire system. It
IA IeIfectly harmless and alwa efficient. Price
s. for package Of five b aLh large tg vial Of
powder, which IL Important In Oil, serious cases
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists or sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, No .G2 Broad.
way, N. Y. irhg5 dSyg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
S p K n c f X Ia y
Double Elastic
5 T E Ell p E N 5

We're sold in 1874 - being gain Of more than
l,01.tOO over the year previous this, with the
IN rked Increase in the sales Of the other nuinters,
SLOWS III the Superior Qualities of these Pms are
D,ing mo and more appreciated. and that they are
destined 10 take their place as the most popular
Steel Pens in the market. They are made Of the
nE r. ST. 81, by the most skfal workmen in Europe
and are nearer approximation TO the re sw y
QUILL action than anything OF the Kind HIT erto in
vented.
The SbenceI.an Steel Pens are UIlyer ally used
in the COMMERCIAL COLLEGES throughout the L. g,
more largely than any oiher by the Caited Sates
G1ranment, and quite generally in the Blnks,
Counting Houses ard Schools Of the copntry and
are 70 sale by the trade generally.
We claim for the Spencerian, superiority over al
clher pers in durability elasticity nexI5ility and
N evenness Of point.
'.'The speneerian Ieas are eooJrieJ in Is mum
Ders yaryicg in nexbllity AMI Hnentss Of point,
and, for the convenience Of those who may wish to
try them, we Will send CARD containing sample
Of each number by mail, securely enclosed on 10
ceist OF % CENTS.
Address all orders 70
IvisoN, BRAKEMAN, TAILOR x CO.,
10 ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
The Proposed state Ala TO ,be Nii-
miugton * Western e R.

II ne Edior oft Commercial.
1t has been suggested that the application cf
the Wilmington and Western Railroad Company
for State aid il not clearly understood and ap-
preciated. 1t appears that many persons have
the very mistaken idea that tho aid solicited IL
for the purpose Of hqnidatlng financial labih-
ties now existing. It seems necessary. therefore,
to dissbuse the pnblic mind OF this very incor-
rect impression, and to give once more clear
statement Of the true character Of the Whining.
ton Il Western Aid bill now before the Legi5a-
ture.
In the first place the loan Of 81 ate bonds a. ed
for iz at the rate OF $4,000 per mile for NUM-
Der Of miles Of near rod 10 Je buiA, not to ex-
ceed 90 miles, and " per cen. Of theze bonds
are to be reserved by The State in payment Of
two years interest on the whole Issue, thus net
ting IS. 800 per mile 70 be used by tie company.
In the second place the directors OF the com
pany are required to give bonds, under a heavy
penalty for the proper appropriation OF the aid
received to the purposes required by the act,
and these purposes are the purchase Of ties and
rails, and the laying, bgllastng and general
completion of the track and appgrtensnces.
In the third place the State Treasurer is not
authorized to deliver TO the company tie allow
ance Of bonds per mile a. above stated, nn;il II
shall have been proven to his satisfaction that
the work has been graded and brilged, by meats
of -tock subscription. in w0tkmanllAe InaNutT
and clear Of all iueumbTances.
In the fourth place, before any Of the aid
bonds are delivered, the company iz required to
make and execute, u favor ot the Sac, first
mortgage on all the new work for al amou4t
equal to the whole number Of The bonds i-suel
by the State for tic pulpo=es set forth IN the
act
II viii thus be readily perceived that tic
friends and those interezted IN the ". 4 ". L.
r. in its present incomplete condition, can real
ize no pecuniaIy benefit fiom the State aid, ex-
cept that which will result legitimately from the
prosperity Of the enterprise a whole, follow
ing naturally aud surely from IT, completed con-
ncctons and extended line, ana in this benefit,
the citizens Of the See and the State hor-elf
will become lie paIte era, j.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

s%-DIAh0ND JERELRY Specially. Amerl-
can and Imported watches IS karat, solid gold rings
ladies' and gents solid gold chains Jewery in every
variety, also cocka OF prices TO suit the tioa gt T.
w. Bailys old established stand, No. Gf2 Market st
plaleiuhA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
"LOOKi LOOK LOORl
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE,

II win cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
hurn.
y VIII make you strong and give you new life.
II VIII act upon your liver and tone up your ilges-
Ton.
II IL pleasant to take and perfectly harmless
IL Will do all that tonic will do without LIQUOR to
stimulate. 1t Is Dot Wine Of Iron. Try it. doctors
prescribe 1t. CiL-gy recommend H. ThOusands
haVs been cured with II. Suffer no longer SenI
and get q circular. see what 1t has lOut.
For sale by smith Painter, L.. Brnghurst Co.
r. Mclnall, Jr. and Druggists generally. apr2-lll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
FOR All Female Complaints,

IN Young OF old married or singe, a. the dawn
woinsuhooi or the charge Of life, nr Pierce
Fayorte Prescription manlfe-is such q positively
remedial influence 10 cal forth tie loultsl praise
from Gil who use IT,
MT. JOHS A. KMzEY, druggist, Of knob fOstef,
Mo, whites as follows.
" Dr. Pierce, Bafsi), y. y, Tear slr--You- nedi-
cines Sc beiter han any o.aer Eee1, and gives uG-
tveT-al satsisc'!oH. The people are especially de-
lighed vfh y'gr Fayofiie Prescription, and :
y ba fayurlle among a.l that haye ever used
IT." I-.s sQ!i ~ druggists and dealers n mtdl-
c,Nfs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

81 Large Fall and Winter stock Of Boots and
slOes at Prettyman's cheap boot and shoe store IL.
Market Street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
4 BRfNGuuBsT s co.

EIs
Coz SIXTH ana NAHBET ST.
otg. 8ly 4.s5ttleni u, aas gooi4
comprising II raj.
Fiac Br1az- all other Thermometer.
over VASES,
N1.eI Stands,
l1' Glass O 0gne BU,tleB,
Plain Cologne Bottles
Cologne Toilet sets,
Travelling cups In Russia leather,
Hand and Toilet Mirrors
Cologne F.asks.
Pine Fr,He4 Hair Brushes,
Finest English HAIR brushes,
finest American HAIR brushes.
Qn IVORY, buffalo, ,inlsd, Rosewood. sAtinw so r.
Turt.ae-shell Dressing Combs,
ivory Dressing Comb3,
buffalo Dressing Combs
india-rIbbe Dressing C1uih3,
Dr. ssinR Cases,
smelling Bottles
F1encn, English aud AmeE1cku Extracts
(f0r The Haudkerchief)
Brsiu-a an eXtcnFlve variety OF Foreign and Ameri.
Can C5!0gnes, 7 ei Soaps, Cosmetics sachet
Powders, Clotd, Hat, Sal ani Tooth
Bf4shss, 4 :. comprising one Of the laTge.t
assortment. of IN Z TOILET
GOODS, ever offered in ihis city.
E. BRlNGhUksr ! CO..
APpTH gcARfEs,
Clrnsr Sixth and MarAet sireets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

sr Wonle,'s Lace Shoes from sl.bv up und 40
hicn's button shoes from f2.I5, at Pretty mans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
t'IlE NEW
" : LTH 4 NJ,

The past twelve months ut the Waltmm atch
Factory have been the busiest in the Companys
history. Several wholly new steni-wlndng vat, hes
have been prod1ced, and great improvements have
been effected III the manufacture of al variety Of
Their standard watches, until now they include
every size In both key and stem-wlnlng, that can
be desired OF every quality and every price Az the
same time new Inventions in machinery, and Other
srge economies, have cheaDened the cost, 50 that
al present It Is too much to claim that the Wa-
than watches are tie bes, amt cheapest watches In
the world. These claims are, IN fact, almost every
whore admitted. IN In country II is q matter of
fact that hardly ans dHe American watcnes,arc sold
hut those OF the Waitagm make, while orders are
now regularly received from England, Australia, and
The British Possessions generally and foreign cQun-
tries are atan on!ug tae hand made productions Of
switzerland AN England and eagerly optn2
american mi.eiinc made walthan watches III their
place
Buyora Of silver watches should be careful 10 OBJ
serve TIE stamp Of the Company On the case ,4s vel
menls ore frequently put into cases when ara lnfe.
lior boti in quality Of metal ami workmanship,
For sac " li lealing jewelers..
PosI11t kLt Nu WATCHES SOLD AT RETAIL
ROBBINS : Appleton
General Ag.uts,
i's~ York. toalon, Chcagn apd London England.
nGNl-9mcoGeiw
sNHE COMMERCIAL PRESS
ALI NAilLrlEa of rRiNuNa GEs,.CfeD
lGe. BlAgka Of All Einda,
Bonds, Mortgages, SunInOnsts,
Notices to out Executions,
Deed- for Cemetery Lut1,
ElaHk hoe Books.
Meet,faie 'onyeyancers', aud all other iegil on
business Blanks.
COMAERCiAL PRINTING GUMraNY.
ROOkS PRINTED Az NEATLY, AND
~ at lower prices than these chargel IA the
large citle9. at he COMMERCIAL office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
CITY 1T EN- 8.

~ Boots anu shOes at prices to suit the times. at
trettyman's.
tr Meme Winter Boots from s2.T5 up, AMI Ner's
ali Boots from $3.50 up, ut Pretiyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

& lard TO TIE PUBLIC!
opfIcg OF
wooLLEY d y..N TBUHP's
INSURANCE AGENCY i,
FIRE, MARINE, LIVE, ACCIDENT!
no. JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING roi
CITY HALL,
WlLaISeToN. DsL4WAAs.
We are the
DULY AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THR OLuEst
LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN COnFA.
MES IN THR WORLD,
HAVING
CASH ASSETS OF 500, ,oUO, ,oOU
We insure all kinds OF property within the state
anu adjoining counties. Dwellings and Farm Pro
perry taken at very low rates.
We make specially Of taking entire charge OF
our cuAtouels bGalness, thereby relieving them o.!
hlUch rouOla end expense and settle all losses
PROMPTLY ASD LITERALLY, Without extra charge
CHerng car past record az q guarantee for the
fntars We confidently gaseIt IL Will be to your in
tsresl 10 an gu us and examine our liat OF Compa-
rles IN al departments before nsuTing or renew lny
elsewhere.
ALI. RiNGa OF INhURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFECTED At ONCE AT CURRENT RATES
Communications by mail will receive immediate
attention.
Expressing our acknowledgements 'ot the patron.
age We have enjoyed and soliciting q continuance
We remain, very respectfully,
JAME5 WoClLEY. H. A. wax TRUMP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

y A l. L TICKETS, EXCEEDINGLY
ut the CONaEHcIAL cfilce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

M USLINS,-WE WOULD CALL AT.
4V1 TEN'rION to our line OF muslIns which com
hrlses all the most desirable makes and widths M
the lowest market rates.
W. b SHAhP
Marker streeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
MORE THAN
6 0 0 0 0 0 o

OF ONE NUMBER ALONE OF THE JUSTLY
CELEBRATED
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
Address all orders 70

IviSoN, BIAK EMAN, TAYLOR \ CO.,
l34 and l40 Grand Street,
fcb27, ,itS8W New YORK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
RRISBANE, DEMAINEVILLE Il co,

Have removed their
TOBACCO AND CIGAR HOUSE,
TO their new stand.
feb25,I II Il, FOURTH STREET
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01


tIN0lNEs'
PoETlELE A%D sTATlOSARY OF AL SIZES.
AEw AND SECOND nAND.
READY FOR DELIVERY At SHORTEST NOTICE.
Can furnish Immediately one 3-h0rse power sec.
onl tltnd Baxter AMI one 5-hOrse power horizontal
engine and boiler. We asa nanuiactnre
SUAFTlNG, HANGERS, PCLLEYS AND OTHER
MAChl&E WORK.
AND ~ REPAIRING WITH PgOMPTNEss.
a. L. HENDEEER \ CO.,
o"je4tuw Thid and Tatnail SIS VIII, Del.
A MEXICAN LIFE INsURAN i co.
OF 'LADaLPlliA
south. Hst concr oi Fourth and Watmu. Streets.
Asslra JAN. i, 1875, 81 ,9}, - 80
ylilt >TkES.
George W nil Pnilip II. NIDgle
Ale&ani"r WhHdin, Hon Alex G "a tell
G0 rye Nugrnt, Isaac IIa2lehurst
lion Ja3Gs Po,ltek, James !. { aVpOru
WiliamJ iiuRa-d, Henry H. Bennett
y bert g fGJcrl-, l.. N. " hilld4n
john WaAa!nHkcr.
q lGlGE ~, III l., President.
,..,,,, ,.,,, GEORGE ACGHEI, Nlce rlshlant.
JpHN ;. WILSON. Secretary ami Treasurer.
fLt&, VIII LDI&, harm 0i tinance & ia.
j. L HAMMER, A. l-tgnt Secretary
Mg'tal EY4ml lers.
>. &Ewrog WAtElR. N. D. JoIS +. rtnp II u.
lebts S,w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
WHAT soNE EMINENT MEN THINK

:" II Is little to say of this magazine thar IL is
best ohids periodical in the world, and think the
editor mas great reason TO congratulate herself
upon IT,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
The Temperature, To-day.

AZ sEGIsrERED AT TIE COMMERCIAL oFFioa.
ASA. NJ. 2Ji Att P NJ, %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

BY Col. GEO. r. wARlHG, Of ogden Farm, near New
port, X. l., which will deal IN practical and pl.
turesque way with the industries and pecullariie.
OF the quaint peoples OF Holland, Normandy, ami
the Channel lslands. These papers vii also tl
fully Illustrated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

Robbery at Harrington

A SAFE blown OPEN AND $500. IN MONEY STOLEN.
The store of w. T. Sharp, at Harrington, was
entered by burglars last night, and the safe
robbed OF eight hundred dollars in money. The
thieves were evidently professionals as their
operations were not of the ordinary kind. A
hole WAS first drilled in the door of the safe inst
above the lock and powder inserted, which be-
ing touched oil, drove back the bolts and placed
everything in tho safe at the mercy of the
thieves. Besides the money which was stolen
there were also ip the safe several drafts and
checks OF these those which were signed were
taken, and the remainder loft undisturbed.
There is no clue to the perpetrators OF the
robbery. For some days past stranger has
been lettering about the place without any seem
ing occupation. Yesterday he purchased ticket
for New York. via Lewes, but no one saw him
leave the place. Some think that he is one OF
the guilty parties, but thus far nothing has
developed to connect him positively with the
robbery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
From our Late Edition OF Saturday.
AN OCEAN DISASTER.
The "srhilIer" Steamship wrecked
orr the ScilIy isles.
FULLY 200 PERSONS BELIEVED TO
HE LOST
AN OCEAN DISASTER.
BY Atlantic cable to the Commercial.

| BY Aniniic Gable to the Comm erQjal
LONDON May y.
| intelligence of II shocking, marine disaster has
Just reached this city. The Eagle Lane steam
ship s;Sohhtr, Captain 1homas which sailed
way of Plymouth and Cherbonrg, has been
wrecked OIL the Scy Islands, and it IN believed
that 20J persons have persisted.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LONDON, May 8l2,30 noon.
I Additional particulars thus far received of
the wreck Of the steamship Schiller show that
the disaster is as terrible as at first reported.
The accident occurred ut ono O'Clock
this morning, ut which hour the
steamship struck on the dangerous Reta-
mere Ledges, near the Bishops Rock. A
fog prevailed at the time. A boat belonging to
st. Agnos, the southermost of the Scilly isles,
has landed some of the survivors of the wreck
ut st. Marys island, another of the group.
The survivors were picked up while swimming
with the tide. They had several narrow escapes
from drowning, and were number of times
washed oil rock. They declare that the num-
Der OF iyes by the disaster il 200 A fearful sea
is raging, and it. is scarcely possible for the
boats engaged in searching for the survivors to
live
The 5cllly life boat has put OF for the wreck.
THIRD DlsPATcH.
FALMOUTH, England, May 8.
The agent ut this place of the Eagle Limo has
proceeded to the Scilly Islands. gun was
heard at 10 O'Clock this morning near the scene
of the disaster.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
LONDON, May 81 p. NJ.
Up to this hour five passengers and tho crew
of the steamer Schiller are known to be saved
1t is known that the captain and the second
mate were drowned. The steamship is now ly-
ing broadside on the rocks, under water, the
main mast gone.
steamer and several boats are cruising
about the scene Of the wreck, searching for
survivors. The disaster was owing to the dense
fog which prevented either of the Scly lights
from being seen.
FIFTH DISPATCH.
LONDON, May 8.-5, p. M.
s-.Twenty-sx persons on the Schiller. in addition
to those before reported saved, have landed at
Trescom and Dryer Island, belonging to the
scilly group. The Captain is certainly drowned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

ExcuRsIoN TO New YoRK.-Alr. +. Il. Il.
Smith has determined to make his sixth annual
excursion to New York and up the Hudson, this
Summer and has made all arrangements there
for, The date has been fixed for Thureday, the
22d of July The trip from Wilmington to New
York will be made as usual and the v aham
COOK, now being retitted, will convey the party
up the Hudson. landing will be made at
West Point where the excursionists may re-
main while the steamer proceeds far enough up
the river to occupy that time in the round trip.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

There has not been police arrest for Two
days. -
The peach trees are nov in full bloom a4 lar
North M Middletown.
DIR. Dawson has entere' upon his duties as
snperintendent of tho Rehoboth Beach camp
meeting Association
The Ninth Ward boasts that i has not now,
and has not had during the WINTER, u sshfio ,iio
county.
| patent has been granted TO Charles a.
B,andt, of this city, assisnor to James a. Hoop
or. Jr., of Baltimore, for all Improvement III
machlnes for turning axles
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

LIFE
Special the Commercial.
DOVER, DEL, MAY Sth.
Mr.. Comegys began the closing argument i'll
the suit of Stout Us Killen. yesterday morning
and finished at 11.30 Judge Gilpn then
charged the jury, reviewing in the course of his
charge, the evidence of DIR. Goodell, and the
medical eperts. lie emphasized the fact that the
child was never observed to breathe, notwith-
standing the efforts to induce respiration.
Whether the child had separate independenl
existence, by force of its own vitality after
birth, is for the jury to determine.
At a quarter past l2, the jury went ont, re-
turning in half an hour with verdict for the
defendant. This settles it !; the circulation
of blood, &c., in the child, observed by the
physicians, was Z" life sufficient to give il an
independent existence and by which its father,
Rev. Mr.. Hall, ID entitled to the enjoyment of his
wife'r estate, for life.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

LOCOMOTIVE No. 49.-Locomotiye No. 40, of
the p. w. ~ Il. H. Il. which was so badly dam,
aged by the run of at Folly Woods, several
weeks ago, has been rebuilt and resumed its ser
vice on the road to-day. The locomotive was
rebuilt at the shops in this city, and was brought
out for the first time, yesterday afternoon, when
it was run up and down the tracks in front OF
the depot. 1t began service this morning by
conveying the mail train north from this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

ExcunsIoN TO REHoBoTH.- The date of the
proposed excursion to Rehoboth has been fixed
for Tuesday the 2jth of the present month.
There il still same minor arrangements between
tle p. w. Il b. and the Junction K Breakwater
companies to adjust, but this, it is thought, wlil
be duly done. The fare will be the same as last
year-three dollars from Wilmington, and slld-
ing scale for stations further down the road.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

THE MAioR ltEYnorp.--The steamer MGo,
R,I,,boM. which sank in the bay at the mouth OF
Salem Creek on Thursday, has been raised and
brought to tins city for repairs. She IL now "
ing at the wharf of Pnsey, Jones " Co. and the
necessary repairs have already been commenced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

ExreurIoN SrAYEp.-The sale Of the Pcnn,a ~
neIaware Railroad. advertised by tho SherT of
Chester Chester County for Thursday, May 9th, did not
come OIL, the execution of Mr.. Bell having been
stayed. The trustees of Martin landenberger
did not apply for their promised injunction
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10
'Tanpery burned.
PARKER & KEEFERs TANNERy DESTROYED.
MoCoNNELLsBuRG Pa, May s

MoCoNSELIsBURG, IA, May 8.
The Big Cove Tannery, owned by Parker 4
Keefer, nine miles south of here, was burned to-
day. The fire is still raging and engines have
been sent from here to save the adjoining build
ings The loss is unknown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

Seaford. Cambridge. e...........f20
This train makes close connection with trains on
the Delaware Railroad for all points North and South
of Seaford, and with Steamers at Cambridge to and
from Baltimore, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS JAMES M. MURPHY,
janlG-tf superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10

SMALL, ORDER FOR CARs,-The Harlan AZ Hol-
linesworth Co. have received small order for
cara and work has been partially resumed IN thei
sliOpA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10
BALTIMORE 81 POTOMAC R. r.

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH 7TH, 1915,
Trains will leave Wilmington In connection with
the Baltimore Il Potomac r. R., as follows:
Leave wilmington 2.O3 A. M. Arrive Washington
Leave Wilmington 1902, A. NJ Arrive Washington
Leave Wilmington la.ce p. N. Arrive washington
4.O3, p. M. city time.
Leave Wilmington 1923, p. M. Arrive Washington
513, p NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 40, p. M. Arrive Washington
1923 p. NJ, city time.
RETURNING:
Leave washington s,os. a. NJ, city time. Arrive
Leave washington g9;2s, a. M, city time. Arrive
Leave Washington at 1.1s P. M. Arrive Whining
VI. Leave ave Washington 1853 p. NJ city time Arrive
Leave Washington sos, P. M, city time. Arrive
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100. $40 and IO.eb
A. M, 1O0 410, T.15, 9.35, p. NJ Arrive Washington
ss6, ed5 and li.23 A. M, z4s, 6o5 so5, and lilo r
Leave washington $40 and ll.b5 A. NJ, $40, 40
and io.i5P NJ. Arrive Baltimore 1918 A. Nj, l.2b,
545, S.35 and IL, 7. III. GK0. U. WILKINS,
FRANK THOMSON, Genl. Manager.
D. NJ. BOYD, JR., General Pass. Ag't. febas-u
SEALS TRANSFER AND
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
COACHES MEETS ALL TRAINS,
AT TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PASSENGER.
Baggage called for and checked from Hotels and
private residences to destination.
OFFICE: p, w 4 d. Depot, and Il. Bringhursts
store, 9th and Market Streets
j. Ii. SEAL, Proprietor.
mar2l-6m
CENTENNIAL KINDLING WOOD
We have REDUCED tile price for the month o.
April to
SI.75 For n Very Large Load
OF the finest and heaviest white pine kindllng wood
In the city.
SPRINGER, MORLEY 4 CAUSE,
apr19-lm Third and Orange streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-10
PILES PlLEs!! PILEs!!!

CING PERSONS INCLINED To-
y WARDS matrmony can get wedding cards, al
most as neat as engraving, printed at the CONNER
CIAL otfice at oue-fourth the cost. We have beau
tiful type suitable for the purpose.