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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-08-28

The Secretary of the National Ag-
ricultural Congress, which will be
held at Cincinnati on September %,
% and "a, announces that the APP
preaching session viii be devoted
mainly to addresses and discussions
on political economy in it's special re-
lations to agriculture, produce, and
the distribution of agricultural pro-
duets, education, organization, CO.
operation and legislation for, by, on
concerning farmers and agricultur-
lists, transportation, finances and
taxation as affecting agricultural
prosperity. Addresses viii be de
livered by representative men from
the North, South, East and West.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-08-28
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-08-28

A Mr.. Houghton, Of Crawford
county, Indiana, recently gave in
formation to the authorities concern
ing a lynching affair in which he
was engaged about a year since, and
on Sunday night a party Of disguised
men gave him a terrible whipping
and mutilated his body in shameful
manner. He recognized among the
party seven or eight of his comrades
in the former lynching affair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table,
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE MlLMlNuIuN.
For Heu York-l.sl, A. NJ 12.lT, l24s, CAT, T. M.
Pbr Philadelphia 700, $40, s2O e.41, 1890,
A. M.1217, 12s2 2O0, Ais b.a2, 1870 $50 p. M. Sun
days, $40, A NJ. AS, $50, $50, p. NJ.
For Baltimore and Rdshfnqton.-12.52 2.o3, 1O.09,
A. M; 1ao5 i.2s, go, ITO, p NJ. sundays, 1882,
2OS A. NJ.
Por Nsrs Caste-hCo, $50, sq5 A. NJ 1.ab, $40. p.
For Delaicare r. R.-oco Us A. NJ. $40 Pm. Ohe
$40 !. Nj. train runs only as far as Harrngtonl No
sunday trains. 49,
P. M. Sundays, 2.00, =. NJ.
For Hilnii,igtcr, and Recdfng r. R.-a.2s and 10
A. M; 4.so, P. NJ. no Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE At wuHIEGrcN.
From Mem York--l.ns, A. M; 1854, 1.1o, 100, p.
M. Sundays, 1.5S, A. n
From PhiiGdel lphial442. 1.5s, 9.l5, 9.e6, A. NJ:
1910, 12. lI3 II. 5lb, $50. 100, $50, ll00 IA.
sundays, ~ AZ 1.s3, i0.15 A. NJ T3l, l10O, Z. N.
From Bolrt9nore.-1,21, 9.49, a. H.; 1901, l2.au,
5.32. $40, p. N. Sundays, La, A. NJ. g,2J, P.
F$cm Eash;ngtoa. l.21. A. NJ; 1901, l2dc. o.s2,
9.2O, p. NJ. sunday IA, A. NJ. go, 7. N.
Fioin Por. Deposit.--sL6 A. M. No sunday train
PyOrs WiksriIgtoil & Western f. H.--i.oc, A. "a. !
s.lb p. M. Sundays 5.so, P. NJ
From Wilmington d Reading R. Y. - lOl2 A. II.
1923 and $40 p. M. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS Lslvs PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
From Broad and Prime Streets.-s.C0. $50 1890, A.
M; 1915 300, 400, blb otO Is $50, II. 80 p. NJ,
sundays, 80, A. NJ: 6 10, $50, 1l.30, P. NJ.
From Wet philadelphia Depot -l2,d0, A. NJ; 1910,
1918. 500, T. N. sundays, l2.4o, A. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
City Council.

DONATION OF THE CITY HALL BELL TO THE HIsToR-
ICAL socTETy-REPoRr OF THE WATER DEPART
MENT COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY INTO ALLEGED IR-
REGULARIrIEs, &c.
An adjourned session OF Council was held,
last evening, President Maris in the chair.
Mr.. Adams called up on its third reading the
ordinance reducing certain appropriations for
1875, when it was passed.
Mr.. Picliels offered resolution turning over
the old City Hall bell to the Historical Society,
which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Pickels the clerk was direct
ed to notify the Board of Education that the city
would want the use of the Public School build
ing No. g. in 9Th street. between Market and
King on the lst of November
Robt. Lee, assistant inspector in the 7th ward,
having removed from the ward, philemml
Chandler was elected to the vacancy.
Mr.. Pickles called up on its third reading the
ordinance amendatory of the ordinance pro
ylding the manner Of the payment OF bills.
Another amendment making provision for the
payment of the salaries of the members Of
Council, was added, when the ordinance was
passed, Messrs. Bickta Hayes and Melntlre
voting in the negative.
The Committee appointed to Investigate ire
gularites i'll the Water Department, charged by
Jno. w. Hawkins, reported that "your commit
tee has examined large number of witnesses
i'll the case, and that while there have been some
Irregularities in the management of the Water
Department, yet your committee are of the
opinion that the evidence does rot show any ill.,
tenton on the part Of any one connected with
the Department to Intentionally wrong the city. -
The report was signed by Mossrs Pickela, Adams,
Underwood, Lynch and McMenanlin, all the
members of the committee, and Was accepted.
Alexander NJ. Sparks was elected an assistant
inspector in the 4th ward in place of Wm. Il.
Hyand, resigned.
Orders were directed to.be drawn as follows; S.
H. Nichols 4l63. john McNeal y Son, 'si0S 93;
Chas. Warner ~ Co., @2l09 Charles Stewart.
S2St SS Hiram W. Moore, 5l9l.06 Philemma
Chandler $1,000.
An adjournment was made until Monday eve
ming next
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
board of Health.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EyENINd--NUtsANCEs RE-
PORTED AND ACTION ON THE sAniE-wAIcHiNG
FOR THE YELLOW FEVER.
The Board Of Health met last night.
The Finance Committee reported that the bill
of Mrs. McNanus for nursing her ron in the
City Hospital had been reduced to : ~, and the
President had paid her that siaounL. An order
was drawn for il.
A cellar at 22l Walnut street, 0yerll lwel with
water WAS referred to the Second Ward Com
mlttee. The same committee was Instructed to
call tine attention Of tho President Of tile w. A
W. Il, H. Co., to SOME stasuGnt p1nls Of water
from to Loblol streets.
The Sixth Ward comIltteo reported various
complaints OF tic failure OF the contractors to
remove gGlbagc.
The char sud tho failure to properly relaoye
the garbage was attributable tu the change in
the system and to the extremely wet weather
He said the drivers Of the carts had all been iu-
-tructed to listen to all complaints from munl-
bors OF the board and to obey their orders.
The chair called the attention Of the Board t(
some reported cases of yesw fever on ves-e
at the Breakwater The Collector at Lewcs, Ia,
said, was taking all necessary precautiou. L
prevent ita spread, but for fear it might be car
ricd to Wilmington on the cars it was necasAar,
| for the Board TO keep sharp lookout.
| complaint from David MoCauley aud other
Of the non removal of garbage from tho Sccou,
| Ward and failure to properly cleanse th
| Second street market was referred to the .5ucOu
| Ward Committee.
The attention of the Street Commissioner wa
called to an Overlooking gutter running iron
| Townsend to Buttonw0ol street Oh the SGut
side.
An order for % in favor OF G. p. Jolrso
was ordered to be drawn, when the Board al
| i,urucl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
e. F. KunkeIs Bitter Wine OF HKON,

Gives tone to the stomach, improves the appetite
and assists digestion eNcites the bowels to healthy
action, expelling all the foul humors that contami-
nate the blood, corrupt the secretons and offend
the breath 1t excites the liver 10 healthy action
and strengthens the nerves. imparting that glow to
life that proceeds alone from perfect health.
Thousands all walks of life tes ify TO the virtues
OF this excellent medicine In correcting tine dera ge
Sold only In 81 bottles. ASK for 4. +. KUNKEL's
BITTER WINE OF Iron, anu take no other.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA DYSPPsIA.
e. F. KUNKsL's BITTER WINE OF IsOS, sure
cure for this disease. II has been prescribed daily
for many years In the practice of eminent ply Sic
ians with unparalleled sue ess. Symptoms are loss
OF appetite, wind and rising OF food, dryness in
mouth, headache, dizziness, seepe essness and low
spirits Get the genuine. No: sold i'll bulk, only 81
bottles.
Do you want something tostrengthen you or goot
appetite? Do you want to get rid OF nervousness :?
DO you want energy sleep well, or be cured OF dys-
pepsla. kidney or liver disease Try E. 4. KUN
REL's BITTER WINE OF IRON Every bottle guar
anteed TO DO as recommended. Sold only in 81 bot
ties. Depot and office, 25g North Ninth St, fhila-
delphia Pa. Get The genuine Sold all Drug
gists ASK for E. +. kunkel's, and take no other.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete, in from two
TO three hours No fee Till removed, by L. +. Kun
kel 259 North Ninth St, Philadelphia Seat Pin and
Stomach Worms also removed. Can and see adj
vice free, or send for circular. ASK yCur druggist
for KusKEL's WORM SYRUP. Price, 81 per uoltle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

RUPTURE OR HERN1A-Years of practical ex-
periments in this progressive age have developed
facts in the treatment, insuripg to every case
freedom from springs, or wooden knobs which
torment more or less every wearer and fall short
of the desired effect. Rainbows Patent Relief,
is the delight Of every wearer. and is sure
cure. Nature works the pressure and she can
not err, but with it ease and cure is secured and
the most difficult is only a matter of time. 1t is
a wonderful strengthener to the nerves. DIR.
Rainbow, the inventor and patentee, will be at
the Clayton House, fully prepared for any case,
ladies or gentlemen, umbilical inclusive, Mon
day Tuesday and Wednesday next. Office
hours from 10A. NJ. to A P. NJ, and at Mrs Hos
kins SIT Market street, between the jewelers.
and Adams Express Office, mornings and even
ings All pains from downward pressure cured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
Churches. 'so-morro,v.

Service in Grace Clulch tomorrow at 10i a.
NJ. and Z +. NJ conducted by tie pastor, l;ey.
j. i. Smith. III the morning there will be a
short service to be followed hy the colninuniou.
Evening subject Christian Dignity
Hanover Church. Preaching tomorrow by
the Pastor l;ev. l.. MarkH, morning and evening.
Evening service at clock. All are cordially
invited.
Services tomorrow AZ usual in the First Bap-
tizt Church. PTeachint AT 10 80 A. NJ. and 7.3l
T.. NJ, by the Pastor loy. I. NJ. Eastwood. All
are cordially invited. Seats free. sunday school
meets ut a. NJ. School for colored people
meets i'll the Hall on 18th St, between Market
and Orange at T. NJ. y cordial Invitation i=
extended.
Mr.. Israel not having returned, the Unitarian
church will not he re-opened to morrow.
West Presbyterian church. Preaching to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ
H. O:ta. Subject, "Clean hands and a pure
heart Praise meeting at ~ p. NJ Subject
''1he Savior and the sinner" All are cordially
invited.
Services at st. Paul'a tomorrow. Preaching
at l0IG by Eev. A. Atwood OF Philadelphia Con
ference at quarter to O'clock by Iey. G
Kramer of Ashury.
Preaching tomorrow ct the Second Baptist
Church both morning and evening at 10 and 3
All arc cordially invited
The New Jerusalem Church. Delaware Avenue
~ Washington street, will resume services TO
| morrow Rev. s. $. Seward pastor Snbjec
1.-The New Commandment, that 70 love ONT
| another Services at lUjD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

U-Mynhetr Paul Dietrich, of Milwaukee, feeling
his earthly tabernacle stored with troubles TO be
expelled, decided, after full enquiry and nvestiga-
tion to employ Ayers Pills. In his haste 20 purify
his butch stomach, he mistook the directions, {! to
~ and swallowed Vi for dose. This created Of
COURSE an ap-paul-ng internal rebellion. Bu. Paul
went through the fight like a hero, and came OFT
victor at last, with renovated system which he
proudly exhibits as proof of the wisdom Of his
choice. He advises every body to take DOct. Ayers
Pills, but kindly advises his friends v ho amb-
tiOus OF following his example, to "pe and take
der right bottom. ."-Minnesota Telegraph.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
= SDc.esies.
mNFT1sos THIS n7ESINa.

Mechanics Lodge. No. 4, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, X. of p, at Knights
OF l'ythias Hall.
Eden Division, NJ. G, 8. of T., McClary build
ing.
jefferson Council, No. 10, 0. U. A. NJ, at Nc
chanics' Hall, 2i0 King Street.
THE METHODIST PULpIrs To-MoRRow.- ].
L. Smith has returned from his ysit to the sea-
shore and will preach at Grace, both morniug
and evening. Rev. Mr. Atwood, of Philadelphia,
will preach ut st. Paul's, in the morning, and at
Asbury in the evening, Rev. Mr.. Kramer filling
the pulpit at st. Pauls. The other pulpits will
be filed by their regular pastors. At Asbnry,
about forty probationers will be taken into full
membership.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
9nst and found.

r OST-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS LOST
IL a note drawn by John L. Lewis and Evan W.
LIE Wis to order of VIM. Dean ut % days from Sept.
1st. 1875. and endorsed by W. Dean, payable al the
National Bank of Newark. Ali persons are caution
against negotiating said note, az pavment has been
stopped. JOHN K. LEWIS.
NEWARK, Tel, September 2-1w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
~ssrpo,s Dsbility.-A depressed, lrrlta

~ Nervous Debiiffy--A depressed, irritable state
of mind; a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak men-
ory. The consequence of excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
I Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No. %. II
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
despondency, and reuvenates the entire system. 1t
is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
S5 for package Of i've boxes and large 81 vial 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, NY. feb23,dSW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
7|7=-77
Local Brev1aIess

Vain is the world but only to the vain.
Corn cobs make the best sumner iuel
Smiths Hudson River Excursion next week.
To morrow Is communion day in the churches.
girl should ma ry for happiness not position.
Savoy cabbage makes the most delightful crout.
The robins are staining their bills with wild cher
rles.
Goose and chicken feathers at Adalr's, 4th and
King.
summer heats, in 1915, come in June and Septem-
ber
Old Prob, to-day, promises cooler weather
Thangs U. p.
Heads nrst public sale OF real estate stocks and
bonds takes place at the Clayton House. on Septell-
Der 18th.
j. Fennessey has removed from 8ll Fast sth st.
to 22l Market where he has opened Il new stock Of
boots aud shoes.
For sale: A large looking-class, three counters
door ami window shadesf othing stands aud shelly
lngs. Apply to j. W. Canary, aiG Market street.
Collars that do not need washing are desirable ar
ticles. = he kliuwOod ant Warwick are the only
collars made tnat keep clean longer than two days
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
y1o TEACHERS AND SCHOOL OFFI-

JNO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL OFF,
I. CERS.-IMPoKTANT NOTlC4.,-We are now
fully prepared to supply schools win the books
adopted hy the state 81 ard, in accordance witI the
law regulating uniformity IN school looks through
out the state. We are authorized to furnish hooks
Tor Introduction az publishers INTRODUCTION prices,
am VIII awaYs keep IN STOCK the hooks iu Use IN
discount allowed by the publishers Board Uf rade
believing That where eqlal advantages and greater
facilities are Offered, pel4warramS viii be gial to
support home dealers. BoughlEau, Thomas a Co.,
Books Sellers AMI siatiDuers, l2i Market rect,
Wilmington, Del. ausslJ-Ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
Cilu Ordinances.
4 N ORDINANCE

= -
TO RErt CE THE AMOt'S vi or CKRrAIN AP-
PKopRI NlON5 FOR The YEAR 1875.
Bet or'aiaol By The city CJiHeilg( Wilmington.
sECrlOS /, mat the sum OF two thousand dollars
he and the 9lu9 IS hereby deducted aud taken from
the appropriation tor printing expenses. The sum
Of thr Thousand dollars b. and the saTe IL hereby
dciHr ell a I'd t'ken from the appropriation for in
cidenial inl m So AlaueOus expenses, ald the sum
OF I've ilpusll dollars be and the same Is hereby
drauc el an taken from the anproprai on for
Puhhc liu dn}s, lOr the improvement, Of the City
Hall
Passed al the odd Fellows Hall, Sept. 1916
JOSHUA NARlS
President OF the City CDlng'l.
Altest-HN.s. :. HAYES, Clerk. srl4-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
Republican Nominations.

Mdyor-JosHuA S. VALENTINE.
Prest Of Couhca-M. L, LIcuTENsrEIS.
Treastfer-FRANCIs NINcENT.
City Council Edward L. Bellah, 1st Ward.
Chas. Il, Sparks, 2nd Ward.
Jacob Backus, 3rd Ward.
Thos. L. Moreand, 4th Ward.
Dir. Obed Bailey. 9th Ward.
jos. X. Adams. 9th Ward,
John Jones, 7th Ward.
q. B. Underwood, Sth Ward
Christian Febigef, 9th Ward.
Phillip Plunkett, 10th Ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
8oardina.

pOARDING. - T w q GENTLEMEN
ID boarders waned III a small private family, good
neghhorho d. home lnf1rts. Address
sep3-tt 'BuRDKR, TINS OFFICE
ID aug2Otf sl2 KING STREET.
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
"a COwMoDATED with board at
auc2D.ti Az MARKET STREET
pOARD. NG.-PbFASANT X O o III s
ID with board; also table boarlers wanted. Ap-
ply at augi-' m 6l3 KING sTRRET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
II ladies', pleasant rooms. Also, table boarllers
can be accommodated. AZ
apr2-tf No T04 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
AN ORDINANCE.

"A
TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED IAN
oHplNAHNE TO REGULATE 1llS TINE MD
MANNER OF PAYMENTS or BILLS AGAINST
The CIV" PASshD JANUARY 22D, 1874 AS
AMENDED AUGUST 5ru 1873.
ID Horidiae3 By the Ciy ConaeR If Wilmington.
SECrIos !. That the ordnance entitled "an ordi-
nnnce to regulate the time and manner Of payment
OF bulls against the ety. passed January 22d, s15
Us incnicd August 9Th, lsI5, be st further amen
ded hY adding to section LIST OF said ordinance an
addl l0nal pr viso. as follows. VIZ;
ANA PROVIDED also that any hI against the city
may BE- presented to the city Council at the last
regular meeting Of said City Council prior 10 the
annual city election, and the sane may 10 paid II
appr ved by the proner committee and reported
upon N an jnufued meeting OF he ty Council
held for that ani other purposes.
And provi Il, further, that at said adjourned
nee'ing orders may he directed to be drawn in
favor OF members OF the CITY Council for amounts
due them severally. for attendance a. meetings OF
said body and other services.
SFcTloN 2. Al ordinances aud parts of ordinances
in onslstcut herewith are hereby repealed.
Passed at the Idd Fellows Hall, sept sd 1915.
JOSHUA M.RlS,
President Of Llty Council.
Atcsi-NN y. HAYES, Clerk sepii,2t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

w-To Cure a Cough, to relieve all rritations of
the throat prevent horseness to restore perfect
soundness and health to the most delicate orean-
zation of the human frame-he Lnngs-use Wistdr $
Bdlsdm Of Wild Cherry SO cts aud II bottle large
bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
Excursions.
GECuNp uETHE saASUN.

~ ~ 'lsNi' VIZ 1 ilIa pG-Afo'JN,
'tliG RHINE OF AMERICA.
SMlllrs GRANn EXCURSION. quLRsDAY,
SEPTEMBER ., ls75.
Leaving Wilmington, Del, at u. IN. by special train
OF cars aud Arriving ut Jersey City at 1880 a. IN,
thence by the splUdii steamer Richard Suckton,
M the ilulson word famed for It's natch!e-s seen
cry, and appropriately styled "lhe hAiAe Of AIncIi-
Ca
A landing Will he made at Newhurp giving an on
pnriunity view the Place Gnd Inspect Washng-
tons las headquarters AMI altDrding view OF tie
most lua9 hilreut 1iver scenery Ia the world.
Fctur irg down tht river, taxing the spec nj train
a I.au =. N AMI arriving home the inlc evcuinf
Those Whp desire, can spend the time in New York
Cry, and JOIN the excursion Ou iis arrival at Jersey
tiiy, at =. IN, lowing une hours IN the N tropu
rs Arrangements nave also been made for those
VINO WISH 10 SOP over un'u Friiay or Saturday, by
presenting their eX utslnn ticket at the office IN
jersey city, an the payment of fl25 extra they can
return un any of the through trains
Tue C!ty CorncJ Band VIII accompany the eXcur
sion.
Refreshments served on the beat.
SeAls IN tue cars VA be numbered and checks
gwen
special train will be run from Elktou, Nd stop
ping N Newark, stanton, aud Sewp, 1T and con
nectlrg with excursion train on morning Of the gth
AMI rctHrslng again the same evening.
Fore Tor the round rll, l.15; cai.dren under II
| years, S2.25.
1ckeis for sale at the bookstore of BOilEhman,
| Thomas x Co, ~ Market street. Make early ap-
plicalinp by leaving your name. Every effort Will
he made 10 reader this excursion the most espect-
| able, plea; ant aad delightful OF the season.
| aug2s-lf T.. T. Il. SMITH, Manager.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

ftAFl, rO '"aE PUBLIC .....
or II y
St'ia.A-. N.r I.,pkps
I@aUItAl;IE Atr4c,I i
Eil4, A2iEB, LGE, ACCIogNTl
20 s(-..2ht 8rupIHu ADJoiNrNG tTAa
CRY L Ii,
W!LAD-aT0S, ngLAwAbE.
We sre tna
DULY AUTHORIZED AttFf.Trs OF Trlg OF !,Is5T
Laa9Esi $50 EEhT RSoNH tnhipA.
EIss III TAR ~O},jI,,
eASifs
CASH ASSG1s OF OVER. siud 900 100.
We insure al kinds OF properly within lhe stste
and adjoining counties Dwellings and Farm Pro.
pSrtg taken vt very low rates.
We mako specially OF taiing eutire charge Of
our cuHtoneiH bnainesa, thereby relieving them d!
much trouble and expense snd settle al osaea
PhDbpTIY AND bisERALiY, without extra charge.
Offering 1nf past record a9 guarantee for tint
tatlirc, We confidently assert 10 Will be to your IN.
,ersEt n cal on us and examine onr list OF Com on.
neH In al GeStr.lnenia before in3unng Tene,Gin,
elsewhere.
ALL KlII,3 oF INSURANCE TO ANY AMoJr>''.
EFFECTED At ONCE AT CURRENT GaTHs.
Communications by mau viii receive nInad! lte
stten.lOn.
Expressing osr acknow edgtpenos FOR the patron
Gso We haye enjoyed and soliciting Continuance
We rainaiii, very respectfully,
lam wooLLBY. 3. .. VAN TRuNt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
roOx AND BOND AARkgr CONNECTED DAILY nv
n. RoBnss IN 4 90.
CITY ITE M s.

tH- 4 10 Cent Segar for 5 Csnts.-Genuine Havana
Segar Concha sizs, cts, large ones, for a quar-
ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and Musselmlns ght and
ark navy. Bowman I'd and King.