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National Republican., 1875-11-29

RI 2; ,..n sWEREdfs. RT1f.r and Auctionssr,
n srvesth street, OPP. United States Post once.
nrpY1c SAFE OF DEsIRABLE UNIMPRovEO
: LLxXIEzH LxIsz VI b AND Z srREETs NoRTH, AID
an asp ; ssRCoNp ssaShI sffSSEETs WEST. IN wAsa-
INs12SH Sn cEufsspPx c4EufEssPxY, ~ November 80, 1875, COM
saie, e PUBLIC susti9nl II Iront oftne prem
- and = part q Let IN scnsse Es, beginning
Street Is feet nom the southwest or said Let
1nd running thence, east II feet, then north 100
feet then west feet than south 81 feet then west
IA feet and thence south 66 feet 10 the beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-foCrth cash; the residue In
three equal payments 1t SIX. twelve and eighteen
months from tRe day OF sale. with interest, The
deferred payments TO be secured By deed OF trust
on the property sold. AL conveyanclng at the
purchsssr,s cost. One hundred dollars deposit on
sp'-''se " '-',' SUsANSAH FOWLER,
Guardian and Agent.
JAS 8 EDWARDS. Attorney.
ro15-xWF&ds 4. ]. SWEET. Alctloneer.
JAMES H. McGILL.
ARCHITECT
- = sarssA eDpssits Rsss o9os
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8 p = Q CE soIs t.

SrHUCE soIsT.
We hsye on our vharfabos l.sn. 60 feet and ..
inches 70 u inches wide, 10 TO a feet long, which
We are authorizedby the owners to sell for CASH
In order 10 close Il out as soon % possihle, We
have determined to sell lt very much below cost,
Purcsasers VIII ma It to their interest 70 exsn-
Inc this lumber and learn our prices.
LUNBER OF ALL KINDH
always on hand, at lowest market prices.
IT EDW. CLARK = CO.,
Once, Depot and Planing-Mtn,
National Republican., 1875-11-29
DY L. J. SWEET.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. Sn Seventh street, opposite U. 5. Post once.

RY e. J. SWEET.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5l1 Seventh street, opposite U. 5. Post once.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE Two
STORY FRAME DWELLING ON EAST SIDE
0FsIATH SHEET, ,BETWEESs SAND BOUN-
- BY virtue OF q deed of trust to us, dated oc-
E.E tober IL, 1870. and duly recorded in Llber No.
- 6z7, folio p g. one Of the land records OF the
As..Distriet Of Coiumb.a,, and at the re:
sell at public suction, IN front Of the premlseI, on
MONDAY, November ., A. ID. 1875, At 4:3O clock
p m, the real estate, sitaste
In the city of Washington, District OF Columbia to
wit: PeinR lot numbered eleven l) of the recorded
subdivision OF square numbered four hundred ard
seventy-fve, (f75,) and fronting twenty-five (Z5)
feet on Sixth street by depth Of eighty eight ts
feet six t6l inches to nine 90 foot alley.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at the
rate Of six per cent per annum, to be secured By
deed Of trust on said property. All conveyancing
at the cost Of the purchaser. One hundred dollars
down day OF sale. II terms OF sale are NOT COM
piled with in seven days from day OF SALE the trus
tees the right TO resell the property at the
risk and the cost or the defauting purchaser, amer
i've days advertisement.
FRED. W. JONES, rrr.,...
JOSEPH Z. EDISON, Z tIesees'
z. J. SWEET,
no13-STuTh&ds Auctioneers.
National Republican., 1875-11-29
DRoPOsALs FOR DREDGING.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFYIcE,
baltimore, ND, November IS, 1875.
Proposals for dredging IN Appomattox river,
Virginia, will be received until O'Clock p. m, OF
DECEMBER 20, ts75, and opened Immediately
thereafter. Blank forms, specifications and any
desired information can be had on application at
this ONCE. WIN. P. ORAIGHILL, -
nolse &C Major Of Engineers.
National Republican., 1875-11-29

p. m, and the Gold-room ut D. m, out ofrespeoe
to the memory Of Vice President Wilson. There
was moderate demand for money at 31<94- Gold
closed at 1l4ss6114k. Exchange dull at 4S45<-
Government bonds dull and steady, closing as
follows:
es, 1881, coupon. l23l e2o's 1sos.........121
National Republican., 1875-11-29

DROPOSALS POR BUILDING A DAM ON
I THE GREAT KANAwHA RIVER.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
BALTIMORE ND, November II, 1875. !
Proposals for building q Dam on the Great
Kanawba river westVirginia, near Brownstown,
will be received until noon Of DEOEM Der 20,
1875 and opened Immediately thereafter. Blank
forms, specifications and any desired Information
can be had on application at this ONCE.
WIN. p. CRAlGHILL.
no1set Major Of Engineers.
National Republican., 1875-11-29
DROPOsALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE OF ACTING Cow. OF SUBSISTENCE
FRANKFORD ARSENAL,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November l6, 1875.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be received
at this ofice until Il o'clock m, December 10,
1875 for furnishing the fresh beef required by the
Subsistence Department. u. s. A, At this arsenal
during the next six months, commencing January
Informstions rs to conditions, quality Of beef,
payments, &C., can be obtained BY application to
s. E. BLUNT,
poyl6ot Lleutensnt Of Ordnance.
National Republican., 1875-11-29
AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.
s:9saS "s sss

RY 3. II. WARNER. .
Federal Buildings corner Seventh and Sta, INV.
TRUSTEE SALE EATAgGTIoN OF yALUABLE q
BETWEEN W AND BOUNDARY sTREETs.
- dsss on si the 10th b. day Of November, 4. b: $50
os pss lana m recSrds for The Disrs
- Of Columbia, and at the reqqs,t OF the
DAY is = 80 o,socf p an ,tI11 tH.t
Sns Being T In The Afss city Of Msssinsscn 6isircs
91 .aS a aS
diylsion OF square three hundred and two, ts1s)
sa plat gsS 6 saa of
Terms OF sale: Two hundred and any lSs5Ol dol
B. isss and expenses e Of @ ale S in casS balance IN
SIX and twelve months Tt9 h interest fceT day OF
chsser At time Of sale. Al conyeyaneing as gqrs; gs
with IN we'd days he irSstse reserves The right 70
resell at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser. upon hve (5) daYs' notice in the NATIONAL
NAf ODEi0N. GEO. W. sTIoKSEY,
noyIs-d&ds ]. t. CoLDwELL, salesmin.
DY DUNCAssON BROs., Auetioneers,
ID Corner Ninth and d streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
9sEpySGr on G. STREE sTREETa NEAR TwENTY-FRsr
By virtue st Of deed ssd Of trust dated the 18th
"a day Of JUNE, rs ISL ian and L recorded IN LiSeE 1as5
A-records Of W.shinston county, d. G.,
the Of % the Rsasfa
vs.. Dnlcw ct al, No. Los, Equity docket No; .,
John b. Turton trustee in the stead Of Joseph Wm-
Hanson, deceased; and Of 18th April, 1874, and 8th
November, 1875, Substituting the undersigned IS
trustee in the stead OF John B. Turton, deceased,
the undersigned will. on FRIDAY, the 26th OF Mo-
ssRsr 9 Sa .ss
wsstsrn@ost two thirds q no lot number IN square
feet inches on G. street, and running back with
that width the depth of the lot.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In SIX and
twelve months, with interest from day OF sale on
deferred payments, secured by deed OF trust the
premises: All conyeyancing At cost OF purchaser.
One hundred do liars to be paid at time OF SALE II
the terms are not complied with In 1--WE days, the
trustee reserves the right to resell. after one
weeks notice. At the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser. WIN. R. WOODWARD,
noviO-WFM2w&as Trustee.
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPOSED ON
sccount of the rain, until TU UESDAY, 9th Of No.
yember, same hour and place.
noH VIM. r. WOODWARD, Trustee.
National Republican., 1875-11-29
PY EDWIN ]. 5 WEET,

DY EDWIN j. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer.
No. 5ii Seventh street, opposite U. ). Post tonce.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME DWELL
ING on THIRD STREET. BETWEEN g AND
II STREETS NORTHEAsT.
=. BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated January
sf IS, A. d. ls7s duly recorded In Liber so. no,
y. folio 60, one OF the land records for the Dis
party secured thereby, will sell at public auc-
lion. in front OF the premises, on TUESDAY. De-
piece or parcel OF ground situate In the city or
Washington, ID. O., known and described as part
or lot s In square ~, beginning for the same af
thence east feet; thence north Is feet; thence
west io0 feet; thence south is feet to the place Of
beginning, with the joint use forever Of awe l5l
foot alley the north line of said premises, and
running back s.. feet together with the improve
TERI Terms: sl.ao, with interest at ten per cent:
rom January IS iszs Uess seven months, interest s
ance az ok, twelve and eighteen months, bc9F!nE
interest from day Of sale and secured ~ eeea ot
tIust on the property sold. "A deposlt OF tlo0 VIII
be required at the time OF sale. All conyeysncing
at cost Of the purchaser. Terms 10 pc computed
With In ssHen Az eayi; Ep II. WARMER, ,r-n.....
eeEFfhhHGE eFhHsG w W. sTfcKNEY. trustees
no2t-wFM&ds =. J. sNEkI. Aneaoneer.
JAn1Es HUDSON,
no d =.
SIGN, and
ORNAMENTAL PAIETER,
$50 Pefi>syivsnia avenue. Washington. D. o.
National Republican., 1875-11-29
BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
NN-oNNN-NOoON~0%~0Oo NNOON%%NoNNNoN~N
DHE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
i OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
a prepared to supply, at Bhert notice. Tiling Tor
Vestibules, Sidewalks, Footways and Curling, In
House and Lawn steps and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar walls and flooring cemented TO ex.
clude dampness: Kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry. and sure preventive against
the intrusion Of rats, insects, 6e;, and All other
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In few
days superior 20 any OF the marble or natural stone
IN common use, and Is an admir- BILE Imitation of
either marble or none; II more durable. ana IN
ereAses It's crushing resistance with age. II beauty
~ AAs-e' 'oA O. N. RoBEBTs, Manager,
National Republican., 1875-11-29

1876. rrsssYExts1A SEW 1876.
ROUTE
TO THE ESSTH%EsE: sSSTa%EsE: soUr1 -
WINER ARRANGEMENT.
On andafter November q, ISIS, trains VII ran q
washington. s:ooa m. Baltimors.... 70 9. n.
....1l:56 q. m. - -... BED .. m.
I" 7:4O p. m. :. :. 80. d:lsp. N.
TIE 9KEAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State-room,
day and night cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
500 :. m. daily for the West, Daily, except Sun:
day, for the North, to Csnandaigua, Buffalo and
n:5 q. m. daily, except Sunday, west and North
to Wllliamsport and Lock Haven.
7:40 D. N. daily, Ter Ptttsburg and the West, and
daily, except Saturday, for the North.
Through from Wsshington 70 Pittsburg, Chicago,
and Rochester without change.
Tickets By this route can Be procured st the Of.
nces, northeast corner Of Thirteenfh street ana
PeunsylyaniA avenue and Sixth street AID Penn
1yfvania syenue, where reliable Information Wiu
be given at all times .. ,,... ,u...
secure accommodations in Palace cars for Fits
bzrE, Chicago, and Rochester. poyn +,
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia,Pa
National Republican., 1875-11-29

The sub Treasury balances at New York today
were as follows: Gold, s42 $40 rs; currency, 9s3
496, ,6o6 The sub-Treasurer paid out $4,000 on
account Of interest, and t45s, 900 for bonds Gus
toms receipts, s452, 900.
National Republican., 1875-11-29
RAILROADS.
aNE D0LLAR RAYEu.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET oFTIoE.
Hailrcad tickets bought or sold, 70 or from Il
this city. Apply 70 u. ID, WHITESIDE,
si5 Pennsylvania avenue n. Win the cigar store
Washlngton ID. O, ja1s-ly
National Republican., 1875-11-29

The demand for grain ut the Merchants Ex-
change Is greater than the receipts. and the mar
ket more active. The total receipts Of wheat DUR
ing to-day Saturday were II, $50 bushels. The
total sales during the same period were 16,TS2
bushels, at prices ranging sl 81 to SLE2.
National Republican., 1875-11-29

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
The Temperature, To-day.
as RzeisTssxp AT THE COMMERCIAL orFInE
Its A. NJ, 80 -Atl 2. NJ,
The AthIc,io-Qn.ckstep Game.

VICTORY FOR THE DELAWARE oH,MPIoNs-A FIaE
GAME WELL EARNED.
That our amateur Quickstep club would gaiu
victory over a professional club of such reputa-
ton AZ the Athletics we supPoscs hardly entered
the mind of any one of the eight hundred people
who went within the enclosure to witness the
game, yesterday afternoon. The opinion OF the
many dead-heads who &C 'upiod the surrounding
hills is not, of course, to he taken into consdera
ton, 10 We won't count Lhem this time. Bnt the
victory is ours--that ia 1t belongs to the Quick
step club who earned it, and are entltled 10 the
full measure of merit which such perfor nance
carries with it.
The Quicksteps lost the toss and went to the
bat, with Mr. English. OF the Philadelphia Olym-
pics as umpire. They struck out boldly at
Bechtels balls, (McBride was not playing,) but
went out in one-two-three order, and every one
expected to our home club gObbled up with
out much effort. The Athletics, however did
no better, except that they left one man on
bases RS the side was put out by fly well taken
i'll the held. The second inning did not add
anything to the score for either cub, bat on tine
third the z iickstep boys chalkel down four, and
retired the visitors without Tiin. Ilils was
thought to be master stroke but when III the
next two succeeding innings our home team
added one more ruu III each TO their score, while
the Athletics scored but two III the fourth and
were banked iii the tlth, base ball stock wac
more panicky than "Donanzas" in Wall street.
Alter Ills tne Nluchslep CluD uiu uuC uuhe ANY
more runs, the visitors getting in only one each
III the sixth and eighth inning, bur they had
achieved their triumph and KEEP. the score down
to Ga in their favor.
We suppose the Athletic club did not play rs
well as it usually does the Quickstep club new
er played better The rest which the members
have taken seems to be OF positive benefit to
them, and it was observed with pleasure that
| their drill was better and their spirits more
cheerful They did stronger batting and more
| skillful fielding than usual and their playing
was IN all respects more effective. Laarrty'-
double play. by which he took bad Oh he iiy i'll
his extended left hand aud put out two men at
| first Was superb. ReyIle, OF the Baltimore Pea
| body's, who was brought up to ta-e ri herr
place at 3rd was rather Wild in liz throwing,
but Fowser at End retrieved whatever he may
have suffered heretofore. Clapp did 10. catch
| for the Athletics, and Groy. LIS substitute
might have been taken for an Inexperienced
| hand. HIS game was prytracted succession oi
| muiTs, but they seemed to havo greater effect
on the audience than the game, FOR with the ex
ceptiOn of letting in Geaiy on q passed ball an'
| In two or three other instances advancing til,
mon on bases ite effect was not at all apprecia
ble.
The following il the score
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
local fsreyitics.

Euuttl ~ u.sE'
When yOu doubt abstain.
Sunrise Tomorrow at Us.
Moon sctsto II ght at li47.
Pearl All ivory cutlery at ilulophs.
White sugar 10 cents, at Bowmans.
The best hyaciuths al slG1 per dozen at Tatn.ll
Advertising ID the oil which wise trad ,sman put
IN thsir lamps.
The COMMERCIAL AL3AsAc ASD YEAR Book Will
appear iii due tine.
Mud litO and NY sc -eens for windows, at Adli's,
FuJrlh lnd KING stleet.
silk and fet hats at Dubclls the 81 rect halter,
az far prices AMI latest styles.
order your neat ov-lc0at of BuXt alm, a. 81 and
Market street. New goods very hnc
Mince meat, fruit, jellies, new rasins. c,lrrants
curry powder, Nc, AZ reynolds, 5lh King.
Ft.lin,r supplies reed hi rs and other game to
families, at moderate cost, ut 500 Market street.
New ock fresh from tn manufacturers At the
pleasant new rot aLd shoe store OF fehnesscy, 80.
2sl Market street.
Rain wont hurt Webb felt hat, The lest Is
cheapest ia tine long runtry McpD feit hat, TO lie
had at S4 Market street.
lderly men can get plain goods male up neat ~
an to lit at the 4th street tailoring establishment. oi
Mir. George GoIert. Prices low.
Reed Bird Macke! el, new mesa shad No. and .
macserel hy the pound or in ketts expressly ior
family use, at Reynolds, 9th Il King.
watts hotel at Water aHd Ma ket Is lberally pa
tronzed. Joe Is accommodating and lie gives d
square meal---beef steak chops, oysters nc, open
for midnight tram and al . Il. M
I've in all sincerity, advi those who care for The
lality OF the Teas aud COfct they drink, ant are
| diss4lish,d 81 with what they get elsewhere to try
| those oi BowmBn, 2d and King His ass rtnent OF
go ds in this line is unsurp issed in town, and we
have reason to know tna his prices are the lowest
| for the same grade OF goods.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
F@ Ses fork-i.si. A. NJ. ia.iT, 1912, o.47, p. NJ
Sundays, 1.sl, A. N.
For PAlndelpAia-i.sl,7 100, s.lo, $50, 9s1. 1880
A. n. 12lT, 12s2 AGO S.1o, 542 720, pSu I ~. sun
days. $40, A. M. u; 4.45, $50, e.9o, p. NJ.
For Baltimore and Eashfnyfo,. 2oa 1908,
A. M: 1a.oc, LIS, $40, ITO, p. NJ oundays, i252
2.03 A. IL.
For Meas castk,-5oo $40, .. rs, A. NJ; iso as0, p
N. No Sunday trains.
For Dslat4ars r. R.-b0o, Q as a. NJ. $40. N. (the
$40 a. Nj. train runs only Is far as Harrington. NO
sunday trains.
For piiiasr,gton r. Esstrn r. g.-lo 90 A. NJ; 5.3s
P. M. sundays, 400, P. Nd.
For Rsn,i1,Iton and Reading r. E.--s.25 and S 45
A. NJ; 4.s5, p. M. No Sunday trains
rRAn's ARBrys AT w1LsrNGro.,
From Neto Ycrs-l.3s, A. NJ: l7.bt, 1.i3, I.oo r.
N. sundays, l.5s A. NJ.
1910, i2o4, lis IL SIS, e.s, 1.to, 5. ., i1.co NJ
sundays II a. f.5s, 1GQ5 A. ii. T.s1, tl.0o, p. NJ.
From saltisaore-l.2i, a.ag, A. M 1907, l2.se,
b.32 2.go, P. NJ. SUNDAYS, t.eI, A. M; e2o, 2. 81.
From EdshtaG,os.- ifl, 2. u; 1901, l2.4o. o.5l,
$50, P. N. Sunday, lsi, \. y. q 50, p. ".
From Pr. Dspos1s.-S.i =. i NJ sun .aF tram.
From Hiif.dlg,OB d tcsair1l Il. h.--i.Io, a. ~ !,
5.ih p. N. Sundays $50, p. NJ.
From Fil,nin1,o, Rsc.lng 2. r. 90 1911, "A. Il. :;
3 % and $40 P. NJ. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LsAvs PHIL ApKIi HIA FOR wmaa2rci
From Broad and Prime Styests.-siN s.83, 1890 A
NJ; l2lb 800, 4U0, 5.i5 O., O. Is o 5Q- .SJ ?. L.,
Sundays, S 30, A. NJ: 6 90, $50, li.S0, P. y.
From West Philadelphia Depot -l2.40, A. NJ 1910,
1918. 800, p. NJ. sundays. 1890, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

The City Mission has made arrangements for
two lectures for the benefit of the Mission, one
to be delivered in Asbury, by Rev E. Stubbp,
aud the other in Union NJ. f. Church by Rev. j..
T. Smith. The time for the lectures has not
been fixed.
Gookin and Fisher the two young men injured
by failing from a trapeze at Middetown, arrived
home this morning, and we're driven in an omni-
bus to their homes. With careful treatment
they expect to be out in few days.
City Treasurer Vincent. day or two ago,
drew check for cents, the smallest he has
evor drawn in his official capacity.
Fifteen persons were forward at the altar foi
prayer lust evening, at Asbury NJ. E. Church
Rev. Mr.. Murray preached.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

81 Nervous Debflity.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind a weak, nervous, exhausted feelln2i no
energy or animation confused head, weak meln-
ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
in Hunphreys' Homeopathic Specific, No =. II
tones up the system, dlspels the mental gl"oIn and
despondency, and retnvenates the entire system 1t
Is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
s5 for package of tve boxes and large 81 Wal OF
powder, which Is important in Old, 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. 562 Broad
way, N. Y. teb25,d6w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

sF- Hundreds Of Disreputdble Spectators nav
s1ughtfo palm OF upon the public, merry and anu
terated drains for q benign Coriial, to whch the
weak, the nervous the dyspeptc, the seeple-s, the
despondeut, owe more than to any oner restorative
of a centuary most prolific in remedies But th1se
vile limitations can never deceive those VINO have
once used the Great Original, UDoLpno WcITxs
ScHIRDAN ROMArIC SCHnAPPs, which is AZ once u
donor anu PIE serya i've of heath sepl6 dltSw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
A a"peari OF Great Price ;,

ANY Invention which repairs the loss Of sig I il
literally pear OF great price, The celebrated "D-
anlond Spectac es, have prov Il Il blessing many
tlousan is who we, by their use, had failing sight
restore Il, or 30 urre 4tei ~ to gys com ,aratvely
little Inconvenience. he diamonf' trade IA irk IL
81 mpGd on every pair.
For sale in u limluRton by B. S. CLARK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
for 3cnt.

NOR RENT.-POsSEsSi0N IMME' l.
IL ATELY House and store 492 Market atreet,
between sth ard btb, either separate or both to-
yether Apply to N. a. CORSON,
oct7.i2t or II. L. Lchtens,eln, 92s Market st.
LNOR BENT--A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE,
IL In trst-class neighborhood, Apply to
W. &. ARMOUR,
sepT- 5i9 West Eighth street..
IL X ht NT.-pW ELLING NO. 1909
4 Tatnsll Street wi he rented low to good tenant.
Possession Immediately. Apply 10
NJ. NJ. CIIiID co
cct246s No. 4W. Tth ST.. Exchange Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

sE-H you oant Pills, take ayers PHI. Nothing
has ever app AIRED that can compare WIN ms pre-
and grow upon u.s. They are the Philosophers
elixir OF life, which bids defiauc9 TO disease, and
leaves uB no alternative but to die of Old age. They
are mild for children, yet in fun dos, powerful
for full grown man. Though sweet morsels 10 the
taste, which glide sigarshod over The palate iheir
virtues strike with ellng force on he vry f)unda-
tons Of dis ssase.-Ciaciniidti (O,) Gazette.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

~ To the treak the Worn and 'he Weary The editor
of the Boston Recorder says: ave can most unhesi.
tatingly recommend the Peruvian Syrup,a protected
the worn aud the weary, having richly exp encsd
its benefits 1t possesses all the qualities claimed
for 1t by It's proprietors."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

The LoANs.-lhe Glst monthly meeting OF
the Citizens Loan Association WAS held, last
evening when money sold as follows 2ud
series, S40U at 20, and 81 900 st 80 3rd series,
$500 at 30 45h series. 500 at 23il 18th series,
5000 at Il, s401 at 26 and $1,000 at II.
The G4rmauia held its Hath monthly meeting
last evening. and sold 5l0O ut 4 Of l.per cent !;
$500 at 4, 500 at q. Sl0O at TO- aud $500 at
Lon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
AUDITORS oFFICc,

Wilmington, Del, September II, l'.5.
Notice Is hereby given by erection of ha FiAaai"
O. mmitioe, N II all bills due the CITY on ,Iaupary
lst $50. iIust be uaid on or fore the II day nj
November nuxt. rr ihey Will De placed III the n4 q,
of the suciior for collection, by 'irue of Section
u City { }rter, wh'h ia as follows:
4 the amount of said hill lie MT pad within On
" days at sr such presentation thereof, 1t shall b
E" tn Guy II the Nayor of sa city 10 lssut war
rant directed 10 the said City Audtor, comma III
ling him 10 Ivy me same with all coss thereon,
"uphn the goods and chattes # snrh owner. and IT
" no such guots aud chat'els can be found within
" said city sufficient to satisfy sad debt aud eos :.
" tnen To levy The sains on lhe grounds or building
" Of such owner fronting upon such street as aior
'sil, which said grounds or buildings, or any part
"therrof, shan be sold by sald CiIy auit0r at pub
"lic auction, upon ten QO days n0ice IN two news
pap rs pull .hed In said ety.
he bills of dslinquehts having long sine become
over due proceedings viii he commenced wlih0u,
delay, un payment he made AS hert in prnvldsd
WILLIAM II. GRIFFIN,
saptls,tnoyl Ciiv Auiitor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

The HEBREW HoLIDAY-The day generally
observed by persons OF the Hebrew faith the
commencement OF the next year will commence
this evening at sundown and last until snndown
tomorrow The day in the Hebrew Calender il
called Yom-Kippoor. and is strictly observed as
a day Of fasting AID religious obseryances. At
sundown all manual labor will cease and business
places will be closed. Rabbi from Philadel-
phIa, by the name of Hertzberg, will be present
to morrow, aud will conduct the religious serv-
ces in the temporary synagogue IN Morrow
building. The services will be in the Hebrew
and G5Inlnl anguages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

REAL Estate ADvAScEa. are informed
that several lots over l1th st. bridge have been
resod at four times the price paid in the Spring,
and others can be sold at any time at large ad-
vanees. There lis solid value in land in the sub
ulbs of a growing city.