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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-03

Oriental Pile and Burn SaIve.
Prepared bs MIS-. Dr.. Foster An infable REM
edy for piles Qnterna and externaD and burns.
Read the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box Price 20 cents each
Choice Soda Water.
T. Bringhurst 4 co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. The majority OF
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority of the soda water from this fountain
and the delicious havor of the Fruit Syrups they
prepare. of which there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties. They have
GLASS SIPHON BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly filling them
with highly charged Carbonc Acid Water which
can be drawn at will, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require It, or the
lover of Soda Water who may desire IT, To enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time At home.
We have on draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, (Sarayoga,) Excelsior, (Saratoga) High
Rock (Saratoga,) Vlchy, Aissingen. Also, the fol
lowing waters in bottles: Congress-, Exec sior, Ha-
thorn, Geyser, High Rock, st. Louis, Magnetic,
Franklin, Ballston spa, Gettysburg Misslsquol,
Rockbridge Alum, st. Catharine's Artesan, Freid-
ericshalle, Ychy. Selt2er, Bedford, Etc.
E. BkINGHUhST Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market Streels.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-03

NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS ALL
persons VINO have so Il property during the
present year. must give no,ite in writing to the
Registrar at tht once Of the Water Departure nj be-
fore the 9Oih daS of November, ISIS, and insert in
the notes the name OF the purchaser. and the nnn-i
Der OF the property purchased. uhe wi'e they Will
be held liable for the water rent the next year. Al-o
all pers rs VINO may wish to scontisue the use OF
water any portion of II must give notice as above
and pay two dollars for drawing the ferrule, al
terstlOn viii be made In any DILL after ths above
date. EDWARD kClkT kE,
no. RnpIsIIlI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-03
MR., DIR. ro,,.r,. Couxn mixture

Mrs. Dr. Posters Cough Mixture
Stands uurivalled as specific for groups, coughs,
cOlda and all bronchial affection. a prompt, safe
and reliable remedy pleasant 10 take. s0d whole
sale ani retail at FOSTERS DRUG ST -RR,
Cor Front and West streets
full supply of ms felt lung protectors for weak
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-03

Remedies sOr the EpiZOotic.
Powders L'HIMESTS.
Mllier'1, y. Fl. II. Linlment,
Roberts, rohass Llnment,
Fou rs, Roberts Embrocation,
Heaye-Milersa A Darleys, f'arslDg Oil,
Mexican Mustang Lini-
ment.
A full Huppy OF oil kiuds OF horse medicine whole
sale and retail, nj FoSrEH'S DRUG STORE
Front and West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-03
NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS DEBILITY,
atanted.

NNTANTED.-A SITUATION AT SOME
w kind OF employment, by al honest, SOBER
steady II an, can be relied on Apply at
noy3 g. 20I FREN ca ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-03
societies.
hERTISaa TuIa EyEdrra

Hope Lodge, No. u, /. q. o. r., at Odd Fell
lows Hall 3rd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, $. OF T., in the
McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, OF Tne
lemplars, at McClary's Hall.
Delaware Council, No, g y. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chancs' Hail. 2l9 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No 8, A. o. Of e. F., Nicola
ry's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. c, X. Of T., at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
Oriental Lodge No. IS, X. OF r., at Silvor'a
Building, I'll Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. A. /. o. X. NJ, at Red
Mems Hail. AIS Market street.
RECEIVING THE ELECTION NEws.-At the rooms
of the Republican Club, last evening, there was
large gathering Of Republicans and all occa-
slonal member Of the opposite party could be
seen in the crowd. The returns by telegraph
from the elections were received and read aloud,
up to two O'clock this morning. The details eI-
cited the comment usual at such times, and the
sweeping successes OF the Republicans aroused
the meeting to very enthusiastic pitch. The
reelection of Governor Hartranft the success
Of the Philadelphia Republican ticket including
Gen. Bingham the overwhelming defeat of
Tammany in New York City and the large Re-
publican gains throughout New York State,
called forth hearty applause. The returns from
New Jersey, relating TO the vote for local candi-
dates, and reported by townships created much
amusement, but their true inwardness was OF
course, wrapped iii obscurity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-03
alutifes.

NOTICE.-FUNERA NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices 10 secure Insertion In
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid for In ad-
,ance. apri-u COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.
CPECI A l. MEDICAL NOTICE In
- consideration of the frequency, with which
Dr. Kline, OF Philadelphia, Is called To Wilmirg-
ton. he = consented and arranged TO be at the
C'ayton Hohse, ON next Friday 'venng, Nov, 6lh,
and probably every Friday evening hereafter. All
persons wi hing TO consult hi with reiefencet
eoronic al lsng standing complaints, and es-
neclaily OF "A surgical nature, II have an oppor-
tuDify from q TO ~ O'CLOCK, n tie evening. ~ i
at
, 1875-11-18

marched, 1lko nnother 1.roHAnp tho Lion
Hearted, 10 rcscnn thn Democracy from tho
hands Of tim ini.sei 'osts, they were nowhere.
They soll the public. aud thon they sold
themselves to tho Opposition md delivered
themselves over to Mr.. HrasNo dirt~chcnp.
This VIA tho end Of the Club a. club. md
now Constable steps in md aelzcs the ef.
focts,-tho pamphlets, speeches, and aoc'l-
monta, aal1ow candle, Nh ink bottle, md n
nan, mud on tho strectcorner dispoBss Of
them ut public ventlue. This drops the cur
tain upon tho farce. Tho play III over, the
lights arc out, mud tho audience lsas gone
home t1isgnsted. It Is tho last wo shall hear
of them or Of thoir mission. Tho American
eaRio can come down to ehEth again. Tho
Coamopolitans have Tho field to themselves
aud their sensitive souls will be no longer
panied with The sight Of Il clean-boiled ahlrs.
, 1875-11-18

Tho Chicagc produce markets exhibited
little change yesterday. Mess pork was In
better demand, and GOO per brl higher, clos
ing at Sl9.20 sellor the year, and $10. 40 for
February. Lard was nlora aotiye, and 6G974o
per 100 Tbs higher. closing at s11.s7t soller
the your, and Sl..07i fer February. a1eata
we're quiet and sabier, closing at 40 for part
shoulders (hoxed); 10.@loSo for short ribs
do, and 1l@llso for short clears do High
winss were quist and steedy, ut s1.114 per
gallon. Flour was more ao,iva and unchanged,
Wheat was more aetive and 10 higher closing
at sl.o7t cash and s1.o7a for December.
Corn was quiet and stsaaisr, closing at 81 10
cash aud $3.50 for November. Oats wers
more active and 4@5c lower, closing at 3u.o
cesh and s0:o for December. Ryo was ht7nes
At eTso barley was moro aoiys and l!G2u
higher, closlng s7e oash aud $3.50 for Deoenl
Der. Hogs were dull until noar tbs close
w4an fall activity prevailed at 10@15o redue
lion from Tuesdays closing rates. 6alea wer'
effected At 4a.7537.1o for common to prlms
paafiox Wadss. Cattls wers qulss nd staady
, 1875-11-18

indians ran, By nny process, be civilized and
educated. Can they bo educated ay amy
compulsory proceedings, or must tho Indians
be permitted to perish aud pa+a away a. l'au-
lers, md idlo' worthless bcggars anl savagcs?
Tho policy urged by tho Commission is Mt
best m experiment. It proposes 10 rovolu-
tionize tho Indian social aud 1nduHtrlnl syH-
tenn. It II to oiyilize tho Sioux by force. It
Ia question of aeap concern, appealing to
tic humanity md pntonce OF tho American
people towards thnsc unfortunate aud perish.
ing tribes. At ali events. we think tho timo
has como when Tie Indians shall be con-"
PEELED to accept NJ conclusive whatever ar
ratgemcut the Government nny establish,
nnd the farce Of treaty-tuaktug he abandoned
for lie future.
, 1875-11-18

Tho letter Of Don CARLos to King ALroSso,
Of which mention was mado in Wednesdays
cnblo dispatches, proves 10 DO an e1traor'i'-
nary document. Tho letter il n queer conf
pound Of cheek and shrewlnese. Promising
that refusal on the part Of Srain 10 recog-
nizo the Independence Of c,,ba wilt precipi-
tate war with tho United States, CAnlps
coolly charges that st the revolution which
you rA1r oxso1 represent " is responsible for
tho l:,han rebellion, mud impuleiltly Ms
sumes TINT If lie, the rightfuf monarch. hasl
lad tho direction Of affairs no such difficulty
would hare been possible. IIaving thus
pleasantly asserted himself, Carlos proffers
truce between his hcggariy follow
ing and the armies Of Spain pcnd-
ing tho war with tho United States, but
without projudico TO his rights to the crown,
which lie expects To wenr some dny. Tie can
furnish no soldiers, but will do something in
the way Of privatccrs to prey on American
commerce. II lis proposition is accepted,
tho conditions Of tho trucc may be settled
hereafter; IL rejected "tho world will bo
witncas that Catholic Spain has nobly done
her duty 1t il scarcely conceivable that
this letter WIS written in good fnith, or that
1t will be accorded the distinction Of reply
by tho Alfoneist Government, towards whom
Don CARLOS occupies the attitude Of a pre-
tender, rebel, and traitor. Beyond the gain
ing Of little sympathy among the Ultru
montana element in Spnin, tho manifesto il
not likely to add greatly to tho Cubnn com
r,1sao{:rn
, 1875-11-18

F
"na ~" ,a',o ~ au sl'1 - sn' s''":u.. ssne'n
III o1up. ~ i.'1s eonio i" III apP,oltm'e
elos'' ~ A'1 "eoA soue' eu,0s' ~.
''ns 1"o, a." ~ ~" so"1 "s. ~
a'ot'oneeean8 t,''0'u''. u eoi11'so.' W tmo
se1se.'o"tnsf' .no soea' asse'a Sio4oAAs s.'''o.
Auo iea'I.s m III. eo1t0sAo.o .. .uus' o1s .,',-
poohe'' 1uefe ~ = P'e'.''4 -. !aS.'es ~ s4'.'
nnpotent eoue'as'oa u sno "onetson'Aa
s'uo, ~ "a' 4na"suta.eo WIN ssana
no.r'ah u 'rsl'l'..s anu u 'naon ."a pa1up..'l'o
atato'nea1 oi 'no se'oFt.a II WAS 70 'n''oauce'
A.S n,'as,on WV ~ ,estoso 1ao 9enesso!aa a,.
s.anaasos o. pon''caa Paf''y' I" "1nao" @no
cnan a''u sa'e ,ue e1e.t Bs'ai's u H,7'-'a4,s -
no, i unauulse'a'eo oenaocfoo5; 70 esaot,
cate Inc on"mers ana aca1a"ags tnat naa
1assonea upon 1ne uetnoc9acy ma "etc 1al'-
idly cor1uptlns It TO tue core; and to form
tho cofno'-as Of s'factnro' every s.one III
Wnea aaooio ne Of tae os'ga&aat ano cteane.t
Demoofat'c Fo',ah aad TEXTURE 10 th'a
emu the memoera SFfa5ea themselves
IN clean HA'fta' anu shefo were 3ia gloves,
and diamond p'nS' and swallo~'taleo
coats galore corner grocery huias' oonane'
aud other "P'zehs Wero ulscarred, and tue
Jenersonlahs crank tno'r Mumin from ons
crystal drawn frona gllt-necked oottleS' ana
thoy FED upon 'landa which were not fur
, 1875-11-18


Spsetai Ulspatah h Ths fh'ct1ae '94oa"4' H..
WAsnsSoroN, D. c.. Nov. 17.-A curious u.
stance Of Post-Oi1ioa delays was disooso'a ,,.. -
tho Bureau Of Statistics today, "hen IT,
datod May %, 1863. sud wrtton By De'ns' us. ~,
Chief OF tho Bureau, nas toturued from ~.
Office. Where the letter has oee'as. 'a
the last seYen ysars and hslf, IL 4 pass'"s
queation.
TIE y1cE-pnEs1nExT n.
hsa continued to iuprova du1ioR the o@5'
at up tor m hnur ana hAss, 10 hAs ~ -.
appetite. Thoso who had not saen h'1n w. !,
eraI days observed = marked lmpsoYsps.1t.n n. a,
LIgp. aud said he seo1red better than u ~ ~.
slEce hts tjlnesa. uo ta however, f'''
ard suW fhM visitors.
NAVAL PROJECT.
nv !hs Asto>taftd fzfss .,.,. H..s
WASHINGTON, D, e., Nov: H.-laaIi, ri
CON- Chiaf ot tho Dutoau at C@nattluon.nn 'a.nnsl1
Repair at shs Navy Department.. v'lI Ia'oa Iesouat Il
in liz annual report that policy b. aaoP,ss u
the building Of certain number o. - onr nt:Y
Anuuslly. OF both lion and WOOD nNsh ". ~ hi
shalI be- sbIo to cop,peto with thai of aos a~'''
OF the world.
At. GAYLORD Of Mlollgaa. ~ to1aaf} 70 f}utssat
Department, aud aasuased charge
. puxlI- ,,... .rs
.ro-dax A. @, buell., vho was long tin'u uap,
zsaI oh.naer M ssve Ss tor hts T.
Tnn 1sn,Ax coAMlsa1osEasur. ,,,tortd
eecrstsTY Chandler says tha. ~hen -, 10 ,as ps
upon blu duties ~ Secretary Q! ~ Iai.o Aasiri
$tth tsnesxsd ID sesgnatlof', 70 that e. ees,,a,
not not asked the coumisslonez to rssigi4'
ssssastion s,ss h4s not p. besn eesspsa9; Pr,
Washington soaela sasa th,t Eano, ~ y ~ ~
!aiioo there that George -. ys.o@s bsss @ oastst
T ths TcoWnuiss!oacfahlp ~ Of Indian =, An1.H ~ NJ
hsA IL aAs 80 nx.sai aadsr eoha!d$ssR
, 1875-11-18

AID Richardson explains that the Council
judiciary COMMITTEES, in considering the
proposition to abolish the Office Of City Mar-
ihal. reported four to one in favor OF it, in
stead Of the reverse, as WIS at first repro
scuted. It ia not unlikely that tho Council
may abolish the office, since it is evident tAa.
none Of tho present members can obtain it,
md since such action will place Superintend.
mt HICKEY ut the head Of tho force, who is d
fayorito with the Council. Though these
motives are not Of tho highest and best, the
result would be good one, Is the City Mar.
shal, under the present Law, ia simply Agurs,
head aud uselcss expense.
, 1875-11-18

AZ prsdioted By Tux Ta1nuNE, tho Whlts-
Liners, having carried Mississippi, are alrealy
getting scady to bid Tor tue coloEsd voto. ~
shown by the following from the Jackson otdr1-
on, leading WLtto-Lne paper,
co!ossA men ot stastsstppt only wAns "a saa aud
know that tic DeMocfot5o Coos aFy1tFe party iateu1
10 mako &ssausnt Of tbels rtxha uudas The Con.
st!tuuon and lANs Of tho United etAtos. When thsy
learn this, u they a4xurelF Will they will naturally
and properly incorporate thstssyes lnto our party.
BY tho time election oomes around again, and
the rival Democsada candidates. vio with each
other In tlk OF thai aort. tho negro votsF VIII
again b 20 Important factor In Nasissippa Poa-
Hos,
, 1875-11-18

In consequences Of the recent decision OF
he Supreme Court relative to the evidence
necessary to sustain the charge Of eztortion,
Atty.-Gan. EDsAL1. has written letter to the
RaiIroad and Warehouse Commission to dis.
MISS the suit against the Chicago i North.
western Railroad Company now pending in
BtaplleuQon County.
, 1875-11-18

IN raspopae to various ministers, Gan. HA"-
LET eas written lsttes, atasing that the centen-
Mai show will not bs opon On sunday. Pstsl-
!casd pessonx can af course dsaAt tho command"
mspt 10 keep the seventh day OF the week holy
By ssroltiux through ths boldings On tho hrAs Gay
ot tho weak, hut tho herd. aaJs the President OF
the Ceutsnnlal Coumisaon. sss 70 % excluded.
yhs ptoytston may or may not b. stas ons. Il
vlll inquire TIN a1hibl&Hs Una "a kssp thAlx
, 1875-11-18

Tho monument erected to tho memory Of
EnaAn 4. Poe WAS yesterday unveiled and
ac1ictted at Baltimore. With tho exception
IT WAIT WHITMAN, mono Of the American
poets were present at tho ceremonies, though
'atters were read from LosaFELLow, BRYANT,
HoIaIEa, and others.
, 1875-11-18
TERMS OFTHE TRIBUNE

bA1ys r. srrschisTtcH trAIAst1 N ADVANCED.
po.tngc Frrtnia nj ff1la Otace.
3s.ty EAitsan, pn.tp paid
Farts Of rear 1t tamt rate.
Hailed to any address rouH wrEER fof....... LOO
iru.E Ediflon: Litatafy and Religious dnubts 80 ..&
snrr!. gM
,t.Wpett., poss-pA1, B>oV
Parts of rear 1T shrno rate.
wEKxLT Kp1r1oN, rosTrAlD.
9us eery, PSF rear '3H
Elnls OF twenty. psf INV
T1.H toff.ec II - cnnts scar, Which will prepay
Specimen eoptss asbt frs.
To ,rcvent delay md mistakes, bo suro and Btss
scst-Of!cs address in ful including stae.nd County,
Neruttances may bc made ethnr hr draft, e1press.
tust-oncs order or in registered cstArs, II cur rsR'
1Knus TO cirr 1uhscEIRERs.
Daily, delivered, Bunday e.certe - cents rer "eef
Daily, delivered Buadsy included, 30 cents POT weexs
Addstm TItE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Conner aSadlson aud Dearbor1,-ats.. Chicago, Ill.
, 1875-11-18

The war Of tile schools Of physic in the
Michigan Uniyaraity still rogcs apaco. The
aomoopaths, though successful in obtaining
footing in the institution, are not Eappy.
They complain Of shameful treatment at the
hands Of the Allopatlio professors, and threat-
N not merely to ressRt but to ts'te tho ag-
, 1875-11-18

Jackson, bticl,,, Is noted, nn1onR other thinKs.
for tho enterprise Of lta newspaper reporters
an1 tho promptnesa Of tss CotoneEs. Recently
an old citizen there attempted suicide, and. bY
tho tlalo tho drug had secured 4 firm hold. ho
was taton possession Of by reporter aud tho
Coronor. who had drifte0 upon bin, tntuittsoty,
~ It were. A physician waA expc1itlously lm-
pressed for tho OCCASION. and tbs reporter and
Coroner, IN direct contraycntiop TO their own in'
tcreats, galloped tho unfortunate around under
tho direction Of tho tnan Of medicine 80 indus-
triouaty aud pasahtentIy that tho poor follow WAS
restored to life and mlsery again. Tbs conhsa-
eraso and Half-aacrilcin9 Coroner snl Bympathek-
ia and considerations Reporter then escorted the
would-bo suicide triumpliautly home in hsck'
and introduced him to hia astu1ished family
Tho subject Of sheso unuhnal and GratuitouH at
tentlops has siuco shown Ills gratitude and ap'
probation BY publicly promising TO roform.
, 1875-11-18

Tie revelations in tho st. Louis whiaky
cnscs. 10 for rs they expose official 1epravity,
arc appalling They show how widespread
was ts,a corruption OF tho public officers.
The Supervisor OF Internal Nevenno, tho
Inspector OF Internal AeSonnc, the Collector,
the Gan2ars, tho storekeopers, and the
Chief Clerk OF tho IIeTenne Oflica at "asEi-
ington, and tho successive Special Agents
sent out to investigate, all, from 1871 to
1875, deliberately combined to appropriate to
themselves Tie rcvenuo Of tlla tovernment.
ONO of tho parties states TINT ho has no
record Of his share OF tho p!''nder, bns It " as
not less than $4,000 during tho fourteen
months in Which ho participated. He ro-
ceivetl ono-iift'l. Tho business began III
September, 1871, md was brought TO
sudden stop III September, 1876. at 1lrat,
md during the fourteen months covered ny
tho Testimony Of tho witness. only few dis
ti1lers were included; but the tlemand for
money ond tie number Ut tho otncaais to 30
bribed Increased, and no oil the nanntac"
turera were gradually drawn IN.
Tho tax on spirits during this time was 10
cents on tho gallon; and tho average sum paid
by tho tlist'l1ers to the Government officers WAS
10 conts per gallon. The tllviaol1, therefore.
Of the tax WINS 2o cents retained by tho dis
tiliers and 30 cents by tho dishonest otacers.
II the Share OF ono OF these oa1cofs aaf'hg
fourteen months was 9oo,0oo, and ho re-
ceivod one.flfth OF the 'o cents. then we have'
as tno to'@ revenue 'aeon uuF'h9 ,nAt .s..s', .,c
, 1875-11-18

LEX QAA OG 4AAG 0AVA<h NVAAAAA9IA94,s
Tho Commission appointed to negotiats
with tue Indians In the Black Hills rcactya-
ton have made their report to tho Secretary
Of tho Interior, aud re publish the full re-
port tlia morning. It will DO remembered
TINT tho Commission Was sent there to nego-
tiata for the purchase Of the reservation,
and that, ofter stormy and pcrilous session
Of many dnys, There WIS failuro to rcnch
my satisfactory conclusion. TAe report gives
very full and clear history Of the whole af~
fair, including statement Of the reasons Of
will he noticed, is the interference Of per-
sons, not Indians, who arc interested in hav-
ing largo annual money-pay1nent to the In
tlians, aifording permanent fund Of which
tho Indians ,noy bo despoilea. Tho recon-
meudatious of tho Commission arc radical,
and they point to thorough revision Of cur
relations with tho whole 1ndinn population
west Of tho mississippi. The recommenda-
tiona, however, arc confined to tho Sioux In
aiaus. Tho Commission recommends:
That Congress shall .tuko tho initlative, and,
instead Of attempting to negotiate, Congress
shall by law provide for the separation Of all
the Sioux Indians besweon tho nges of G
md 1G years from tho admit population;
md 1oake provision for tho thorough etluca-
tim of the minors at soma uoint or points
whora thew will bo free from the control arl
influence of tho adult Indians, This system
of of1ucot;on Ia ;ncludo manual 1abor and in.
,1uxtr;a, achools. una To bo comnn]norv Flaw.
inc inns nroyh,nt, for tho fntnro civilization
of TIM minor populotion, Congress shall by
,op roo,;ra t,,at tho oi,ntt rodiana shall mr..
Sor,. ,ni,or os = con,,;t;on ~ unha,atonca. NM,
Tint after n ;1u,o IN tho futnro. subsistence
shall ba iss,ted univ tn ,nc], aa sbn1l 1obor and
~ IL .ood and ;nar,n A fnrlhar rocom.
n,on,1ot;on ia thot eyorv 1,t1ion la oncouroo,,,
- 49, .,o,,;s;t;or o,d nr,tocta1 IN tin noa-
asssion of nrivoto nronartv Tho In1ians
no~ occrnx;no the narthwca,e,n nart of
N.Sxosta aro -, la xom,voa IA tha reserva.
t,en sa.ahuaha., ,,v Tia traatv ~ 1aga xxLar,
t.n., a,,,..,,. so- oo.;,r,t,re nm Ia forr5
] "ns a,r,,';ns ~ tnr,,shoa m snnn1,ea ahn,, hare.
~ s.,:s,.aa .,s:,ou A.. -, ,.a.,.;a,o, -,
ataos ansoars w - -, ,ha .,'a. orm, 'D3'' '9
, 1875-11-18

HAIafEp STREET OPERA HOUSE H.istcl
street. corner Harrison. aiAcEsoys uibernicou. ~
tarnoon Gnl oTcning.
, 1875-11-18

Sheep wore drill at $3.oo@+,50. Ono hnh~
tlretl .oIara in gold woull buy aili.a79 in
krcenbncks at the c!oaa.
, 1875-11-18

Mcy7CKERg THEATRE-s1sdfton etrest, beswccn
Dearborn auA 8tats. Engagement Of JAne coombs.
- Adrlenue tbs Actress"
, 1875-11-18

wonpB N1]EEUM-Mouroe strest. between Dear.
horn and 3iale Afternoon, i" uncls Toms Cabin
L.entng, " 0slf1th 3sunt.F
, 1875-11-18

upoLEy,s ruEATRE--Rsndolph ststet. between
CT. rk and LABal}e. Engagement Of Tho CalifaruiA
Mtostxsia.
, 1875-11-18
PE2i;DEAI.

Col. y. ". Foster, OF Cleveland, Is At tte shor-
mali.
Mr.. sulsfrs. ssrtosis return to America next
week. I
ro,. A. @. Patton, Of Columbus, O.. Is at |
the fremont. !
TITO Hon. Wallace Johnson, Of Buffalo. ts At
the TromonE.
j. O. y. snd s. 8. Waters, Of London, Eng. srs
Ut the fremont,
Tho Hon. A. 8. Bushnell, Of Springfield. O.,
ia at tho Shernnn.
Tho Now York Sun Is to iasuo Sunday eat-
ttou altar th1a mouth
"sho 8toops to Conquer was written bsforo
the days Of pin-bnrs sk.ssa.
a Philadelphia girl has broken her epgage-
raent because her 1oyor made fun Of the Ceuton-
uiAl.
Tho Hon. ]. 8. Waterman, Sycamore. and Ex-
Gov. W. II. Cumtack, Of Indiana, arc at the
fremont.
E,ostcato"--to thko = midday nhr-ts tto
last drop In tho we'll Of Eng1;uh dotllal. Dir.
Richard Grant VI. is invited 10 ''Eieat."
Tho Ioua Stale Register which olaims to bo
tho Loading paper in tho Htato. could only
swear to 1890 circulation In thu Kasaon libel
nuit.
Loo VII. of Armenia, Prince Of Karigosz,
| who was tlispossossed Of his throne III 1916. Is
now living with his vito and ak cnildron In the
| bittorost poverty at Milan.
The friends and admirers Of Bishop Thir1walt
| propose 10 eptnmomorats lis pame by o1eotin8 d
statue In st. payid's Cathedral and founding
one q, noro ooon scholarships In Cambridge
Unlvorsity.
inc l1on. 9ohn ". tos'o,: optea ess'es .a,n. a.'n
Inv A., ronto for w.ah,neton. Ho viii be- ciyoo
IVY w !eu,o 4u1 ."s. ".n ~ - s@.r. ~.
| a reception By the Chsmbcr OF Commerce OF the
! former CITY to-day,
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"The President has appointed the 2uth of No.
| vambor IA a day of thAnksety,n1, and It b.
1ooves every honest citizen to PICK out his tur-
key md wait for = do,h psrht,"
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, 1875-11-18
pIYNCUTH
Grand ConoeT

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5tateA communication At 1reetnasona' ha! y MOI
eoe.Et., tb3, tThnyadnsj nsenins, Nov at oenact
Work On E. 4. Degree Visiting brethren srn COZ uols
n7ited to ment with III. ..+, ,,.
, 1875-11-18

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, 1875-11-18

Tie following is summary Of the trnna-
actions in public lands. as Furnished by tho
report Of tue Commissioner of the Land