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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-10
From the Sunday Herald. J

Yesterday mornings REPUBLICAN, was the most
Interesting and sensible number that has Rp-
peared from that office 10 q tUelVe-month. lis
editorial page had been knocked into q hopeless
tumble Of ''pI" on being sent to the press and,
the Lord being merciful to his servant MurtRgh
and the public, the ''organ" perforcs pIped IL
little administration "lay" unmarried by the sheet
iron thunder Of the ssnctum. To have sent the
wrecked page to press 10 Its pied state would
have been a happy improvement on the monde
script jumble-sO far as politics Is Concerned
daily dashed up for a suffering public in that ad-
ministratiOn kitchen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-10

THE Lynchburg Republican has been revived,
under circumstances which promise a bright
future for it. 1t will continue to support sham
Conservatism with all the ability at its com.
maDd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-10

DIED.

LORD-DARBY.-On the evening OF May G. 1875
by Rev. J. ". Parker, at Calvary Baptist church
JOHN b LORD, Of Washington, ID. O.. and ELF
ABLTH DARBY, OF Mont gomery county, Md.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEW RooKS.
NO. 1928 F STREE,

NATCRE AND LIFE, by FERNAND
In PAPlLLON.
MacrG ady's Remini SCIENCES, By Pollock.
Perfect Love Casteih Out Fear, by WashburL.
Types and Emblems. by G. H. SpurgeOn.
A Perfect Ado +, by Author of Rutiedge.
Fpochs of History Edward Ill.
Fungi, their Nature and Use. by N. c. Cooke.
FOR SALE BY
WIN. BALLANFYNE, No. 428 E47Gll street.
aDIT-tf
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INCREASE AND DECREASE OF SALES
SEWING MACHINES
During 1873, by the companies Reporting to the
ComblnAilop.
lNCRFA8E.
JUST OPENED.
FAMILY SHOE STORE.

York; stocked with full line OF Boots and Shoes,
Caters md slippers Of Gents, Ladies' and Chill
drenis wear, at prices to suit the times.
All in want should call ut the
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r w. ALvORD,
ZEAL ESTATE & BUILDING MATERIALS,
SENECA STONE, LUMBER, &C.,
IO8 FIFTEENTH STREET,
rrr-n=ff OnnnsIte II. 8 Treasury.

ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
PROPOSALS FOR METAL WORK OF
THREE (S) DAY BEACONS,
OFFICE OF LIGHT-HoUsE ENGINEER,
FIFTH DISTRICT, ,
BALTIMORE, MD, May !, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be recsiyed at this office
until IL o'clock, noon, Of SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of May, ls75, from iron manufacturers only,
for furnishing the materials and labor Of all kinds
necessary for the completion of the metal work
Of three day beAcOns, to be erected in the POto-
mac river, in accordance with the drawings and
specifications TO be obtained from this ONCE on
fhe pamphlet Of specifications contains sll ne
cessary inform ton and the blank forms, which
must be used IN bidding upon or contracting for
this work.
Major Of Engineers, U. 5. A.,
mylO MwF3t Lighthouse Engineer.
TIHE AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE-
i GRAPH COMPANY, Of the District OF Co.
lumbia.-Thomas l.. Hume, Presidenti j, Lewis
BlackfOrd, Seci eTary and Treasurer. Directors
Thomas L. Hume, b. L. BlackfOrd, A. r. Shep-
herd, DR.. VIM. P. Johnston. W. @. Mclptire, N.
this company has been fully completed, and the
superintendent is now about TO put up the wires
for the FIRST district. Those OF our citizens VINO
desire 10 avail themselves Of the amazing useful
ness, convenience and protection OF this system
are respectfully requested to leave their names
with the rrefident, At the store OF Hall q Hume,
Market space, or with the Secretary, at the ONCE
of hanson Blackferds 5le Seventh street, where
null explanations, with pamphlets, terms OF sub
scription, &C., will be cheerfully furnished.
B.LEwIs BLACKBOARD, Sec. and Treas.
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New and Novel
LOTTERIES.
Missouri State LotterIesI

On the 18Th day OF Each Month during
1875 will be Drawn the 81
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
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GROCERIES

ISC[[O0OCSOO0OOIO.NJN-N
FOX LUNCH-F1sHrNe PAR.
TIES, ExCURSIONISTs, TRAVELLERS and
SPORTSMEN will find with Us EVERYTHING
suitable for LUNCH.
PRESSED CORN BEEF, in 2,
4and e-pound cans: the2POund
cans, 50 cents.
SALMON, cooked ready for use,
IS cents per can.
LOBSTER, IS cents; SPIOED
MEAT. HAM, % eents-per tin
MEA1' TON UE. GAME, DUCK,
PARTRIDGE and CHICK
EN-. also spiced.
SAkDINES, 20 cents per box;
ANCHOVIES, ANCHOYY
PASTE, BLOATER PASTE,
FROGS; PATE DE FoIs
ALBERT BISCUIT. IS cents
pICnUIT, sGGkR wAFERs, 20 cents.
DlDUU1l' FRUIT BISCUIT; CRACK
Frs, plain and fancy, SOVarie-
ties.
DESSERT FRUITS. All kinds
Of fruits put up In small tins;
price per tin, 20 cents; can be
FRUIT iSi5;SS sstjif f RESSEkS
RASPRERRIES, PEARS,
PLUMS, PINE APPLES,
etc., etc, etc.
CHOCOLATE PASTE, pre-
pared for instant use; also,
CONDENSED COFFEE
CONDENSED MILK, TEA.
POCKET STOVE; the most
convenient thing in the world
Tor travellers; eggs cooked in
minutes; coffee, tea or choco-
late made at short notice; light
DRINK g sssSHi ny .a s1sFa Il E % q
Odor; no trouble. WARRANT
ED PERFECTLY SAFE
Carried 10 the pocket; alcohol
used; warranted to suit every
customer; look at IL.
BASS ALE, SCOTCH ALES,
LONDON STOUT. PORT
WINE, RYE WHISKY, CA
TAWBA WINE, CLAREr
WINE.
HAVANA CIGARS-FREsH 1M.
pOrtations; great variety Of
brands. Genuine only sold.
SMOKE. Ptie'-lS Sf for 4
9 for 81
for 81
G. G. CoRNWELL & SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
14Is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite wITlArd's Hotel.
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THAT AcCInEET

The ping of our editorial page last satur.
day morning did not disturb our equanimity 50
much as might have been expected. 1t was
the occasion, however, of the following com,
ments by our contemporaries:
From the Capital
The editorial columns Of Yesterdays REPUBLI
CAN contained nothing that the most radical Dem.
ocrat could take exceptions to.
From the Star
BY one Of those sccIdents that will occasionally
happen in the best regulated printing Offices, the
editorial page Of The REPUBLICAN, was knocked
into pr this morRipK; but the felcitous explain
tion Of the matter by our contemporary ought 70
keep its readers in good humOr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-10

GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE UNDER
~ INeURANCE, e the new Auction Hoase o.
H. y. ZIMMERMAN q son, No. en Louisiana
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1880 Prases, amounting to 500, 900.
AFHckets Only e2.EA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23


John Conner, boarding at 400 West Front
Street, was arrested by officer Bouzearth, foI
larceny of a silyel-iuounted revolver and d
pocket-book Containing s2from the trunk Of a
fellow boalder named john s. Benson. John
plead iutemperance, but the Mayor held him III
$500 for his appearance at Court.
Robert Todd, who was rather too toddy to
navigate, became very abusive to his mother,
threatening to brain her, and was arrested and
held in 50 70 for lis appearance at Conrt.
Edward Hogan, for being intoxicated and dis
orderly, was fined - and held i'll S2U0 to keep
the peace
Lizze Baysrd, for drunkenness and disordeily
conduct. was fined - and held in 800 to keep
the peaeel
CHARLES Bruce late from Richmond having
called for something to eat at the house of Mr..
Eumons, at StI and Church streets, and using
very abusive language to Miss Emmons, wae
sent to Fort Lambson for 80 days for vagrancy
Isaac Scott, well known i'll police circles, ON
Saturday made violent onslaught on the mer-
chandse of Charles Morrow, who keeps gro
cory store at S2d Walnut street.
The proprietor demonstrated with
MIN, but was violently assaulted in return. MIR
Morrow then went to inform the Police, when
Scott coming up struck him in the forehead
with brick-bat, which knocked him sense
less. Scott was fined 80, and held IN $500 TO
Keep the peace.
Mary Jane Horner, for disordorly conduct,
was held il Si00 to keep the peace
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
LsDslAL INTELiLHENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For HeD York.--i.3i, A. NJ, ; 1317, l242 o.as, r. N
sundays, 1.91, A. M. -
A. M.121T 1872 2t0 Ais, 5.42, 7.20, $50 L. M, Sun
davs, s. H. A M; d a., $50, $50, p. M.
For Baltimore and RGshingron.-12.52, EOS, 1000
A. M. l2ec LIS. o.2o, 7.lO p. NJ. sundays, l2.6s
2.03 A. M.
For Ne.o castlsb.oo $40, 9.2s, A. ID. lac $40, p
u. No Sunday trains.
For DsicigaTe X. R.-B.0o, rs A. M e.d0. Nj (tht
GAO T. lrain runs only as far as Harrington). nc
unday trains.
For Wilmington d Western r. R.-l0.30 A. H.; b.5,
P. N. Sundays, 400, T. NJ.
For RisrssiJson ara Readt5tg 4. R.-S.25, and dt
A. NJ; 4.s5, P. NJ No Sunday trains.
TRAINS AagIy8 AT WILMINGTON.
From Ne5 Yors.---1,bS, A. Nj: 126s lib, 100, p
n. Sundays, LBS, A. NJ.
Pro,n Philadelpkbr. AZ, l.58, 9t5 9.5s, A M
1910, 1854, lls, u e.15, ESQ., 100, ssh, 11Co NJ
sundays 70 AZ l.5s, 1898, A. NJ. g, il.o0, p NJ.
FTon: aaft!rsa'e,--,l q, 94s, A; NJ; l2.oi, ias9
Froni Tsshin,io1i. 1.il, A. M. /; 1907, 1910, o33
92o T. NJ SUNDAY IN, A. N. $50, P. NJ.
Frola For. Deposit.-S.1s A. NJ. No sunday train
Prem Wilmington & Western r. R.-I.5o, q. a..
fls p. n. Sundays bSp, T. Nj.
From Wilmington 4 Reading a. p. - 1919, A. NJ.
90 and $50 2. NJ. NO sunday trains.
TRAINS LAW PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON
From Broad ana Prime Streets s. o. $50, 1890, A.
NJ. l2.Ih. o., 4.Du, . 10 10 90, ll.50 T. N y
'undavs, s 80. = " leo, 9.3n, ll.3U, r. NJ
From Vet Philadelphia Dspot -t2.a0. A. NJ 1910
1918, 600. 7. M sundays l240 A. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
e. f. Kunkcls BITTER Wine OF .HoS,

has never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness, attended with symp oms ndsnosiiiOn
TO exertion, loss OF memory, dlnculty of breathing
general weakness horror OF disease, weak, nervous
trembling, dreadful horror Of death, night sweats,
cold feet, weakness, oinness of yisou languor,
universal lasstude OF The musculir " system, enor-
nous appetite, with d}s,eetic system, hot hands
nnshng OF the h0iy. d'yuess of the skin, rallld
cOuntenance AMI eruptOhs on the face, purifying
the blood. pain In the back heavness OF the ey5 lid
frequent black spots diving before ihc ewes with
temporary suhusion and loss Of l. ht; want Of al
TENT n, etc. These symptoms all arise I ON a
weakness, and to remedy that use f. T Bunkel s
Bitter Wine OF Iron. II never fails Thou7anas
are now eDjoving hea III VIII have used it Get the
genuine. sold only IN 81 bottles. Tase only II. r.
kunkels. Depot ana office, No. 259 North Ninth
St. Philadelphia, Pa.
ASK for kunsei's Bitter Wine of Iron. This truly
valuable tonic ha9 been so thr0ughtlv tested bg all
classes OF the community that it Is now deenel in
dlspens BILE az Tone medicine. 1t costs buf htl a.
purfes the blood and gives tone to the stomach,
renovates the system and prolonps life
now onlg ask trial Of this valuable TOME
Price 81 per hottie 10 F KUNKET, Sole Proprlc-
tor, No 259 North Ninth st below Vine, Philad IL
phia, Pa. ASK for Knnkel'i Bitter Wine OF IRON
and take no oher. Ii IS sold only In 81 bottles win
photograph of the pr pretor on eauh wiapper all
other is counterfeit. sold by all druggists.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE
Head and all complete IL two hours. No fee TIL
mead pa SEES. seat Pin and tom oh Worms le-
moved BY Dr. kUNKEL 2b9 North Ninth 81. advice
Tree. No Zee until cured. ask for 1UsKEi.S
for circular
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

sE- We tcOuM call the attention of our readers to
the adyer ise'nent OF Horace Waters a Sons head
ell" ATFRs' CosCEsTo pARI OR ORGANs," and for a
description Of them VIZ cant d bet er tian to ipy
The following: waters Concerto Parlor Organs
The 'Waterri new ami beautiful parlor organs are
the lines Instruments of the Kind we have seen.
We are Ire tt Will become Il ftvorite wherever
known. hestdes Icing beautiful pece of furni-
the effects Of an orchestra, the sweGtDt OF hue
aud the variety or piano. We aude TO the new
patented concer og'n Of Horace wa ers Il Sons,
No. 4sl Broadway. New York This really spendli
instrument has an extra S OF reeds, tuned as to
lmltate nc alto voice. The mes CIV n are sweet
OF soft, Or loud, or heavy, as the player may wish
hry give u writ TN guarantee with each inslru-
msnt sold, Tor SIN years. .'-MiHers Journai, Potts.
cHie PG.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
CITY Politics.

REPUBLICAN MEET1Nd-bEMocBATIo NosIINATtoass
large Republican meeting was held on Sat
| urday evening at the Republican headquarters,
presided over by John H. Graham. The mech
ing was enthusiastic, and the reports from the
| respective wards gave encouraging prospects for
Republican success. Earnest addresses were
| made by Philemma Chandler, D. I. Bye, ]. II.
| Graham, H. +. Pickcls, Daniel Hamilton, W. Ii.
| Clayton and others. The rooms will be open
| every night for meetings until the election.
The Democrats of the Third Ward met on
Saturday evening aud nominated James Me-
Glinchy for Council, James Thomas for In
| spector, and William L. Woodward for Assist
| ant Inspector.
| The Democrats of the Ninth Ward met at the
| Old Academy on Saturday evening, and nom.
mated James j. Walker for Council, Edward
| Knight for Inspector and Michael Sherry for
| Assistant Inspector.
| The Republicans OF the Ninth Ward will meet
| tomorrow. (Tuesday) evening at the Old Acade-
my, at O'clock for the nomination of Council
man and ward officers.
The Republicans of the Sixth Ward will meet
| tomorrow evening at the Republican headquar-
| ters for the nomination of Councilman and ward
| officers.
| The committee appointed at the Fifth Ward
| Republican meeting held on Friday evening will
report the names OF candidates for Council, this
evening, at Griiiith's hail. Sixth and Orange Sts
| The nomination election will be held on Satur-
day evening next. The names reportt d this even
| ing are for public information, only, and per-
SONS may be supported for the nomination
| whether their names are included in the list re-
| ported by the committee or not.
| The Democrats of the Seventh Ward held
their nomination on Saturday evening which re-
suited as follows For Council d. L. Bradford :;
Inspector, Jno. O'Donhell, Jr. Assistant, Isaac
s. Price
| James @. Aiken notifies the committee Of the
| Sixth Ward that he will not be candidate for
| the Republican nomination for Council, his own
and the business of others Claiming his full at
| tention.
| In the Second Ward Democratic meeting was
| held, and Il. H. Taylor, Jno. II. Moore. Jas +.
| Brennan, Vim II. Quinn and Peter U. Furry,
were named az candidates for Council. Selec-
| ton will be made Saturday. Daniel Uriny,
DaI iel Callahan and Charlea Cannon were APP
pointed 10 hold the election
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
Rartnership Nattfrs.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the partnership latel7 exist ng between the
undersigned, under tlia came Of Down " Corp r.
is this gay dissolved by mutual con ent. Either
party Is HuthirlzAd to settle AL debts owing TO and
all demands agains! said firm Signed
s'rEPH eN DOWNEY,
j SEPH II. COOPER.
The undersigned will continue the husine7s cf
wood turning and saving at the old established
stand 5l5 orange street Thankful for past favors,
continuance OF the same las lci ed
sTEPdEN DOWNEY.
WIlMtNGToN, TEL, August Y3i, 75-i
NOTICE IL HhRERY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership lately existing between
the Undersigned, unrer the name of Walton u
James, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Al
debts owing TO the said lrm are TO be paid TO How
ard Walton, and all demards against said iirm are
to be paid by him. % AK y. W Al On,
BRADLEY JAMES.
WILMINGTON, DEL July 81, 1915. jy3i-1m
HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
! day formed co partnership under The name Of
Walton u Br ither, for the purpose of carrying on
the wholesale and retail lea business, heretofore
conducted by Walton Jimes
HOWARD T. WALTON,
PHSEY A. WALTON.
wilmington. DEL, July 81, Is 5 jyal-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
a.oUAi ssrovll,o~.

More rain.
Weicome-Morning Herald.
sun risss to III rrow AT 21,
sun sets this evening al 45.
Moon rises this evening at 10 is.
Feather beds rem waited at Adair's
Methodist meetings yesterday were lively.
Webb has hats that this weather don't phase.
Home again, is the song Of the returaing camp
meeting folks.
Republicans and Democrats go to Fulmers for
their dinners.
Gouert has water proof goods That ls what you
need tnis weather.
From 25 c,nts to IS Is the price OF hats at Dubells
Surely you should get suited.
Those who are putting up fruit should attend
deNormindies sale On Wednesday.
You can sleep without rocking on one of the sofas
made al the Enterprise Manufacturing Company .
ore 22 Market street.
travellers should not put up with the badly
wash collars tn 1t are sent to them by hotel laun-
drl. s, but wear The Elmwood, which always locks
well.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

~ During the fever season OF last month, the
stock of Aytrs que Cure in the tld Nor h state
became exhausted, and before a su ply could be
received from Lowell the suffering fr M chs and
fever became fearful. A few parties sre so for
tunate 10 have it on hand, aud in Iredel county
the druggists eSed out their stnd stocks by SELL
ing d0'es-a 8. oonfu each-for dollar. Many paid
ten dollars for bottle. when the regular price is
but one, and thought them serves favored at that so
valuable the curative properties of this pre-
alton, whi not only expels the poison from the
system, but leaves the patient iti unimpairei
health and yigor,-Ra!eigh IN Cl Standard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

~ Nervous Debflf,y.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence of excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
in Hunphreys' Homeopathic Specific, No. 2s. II
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenates the entire system. /;
La perfectly harmless and alwass efficient. Price
IS 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 ali druggists, or sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 562 Broad
way, N. Y. feb25dSW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

rE-7he Venerab .lrchdedcon Scott. of Dunham,
Quebec says tnat he suffered from Gys 3ersa more
tnan twen ynve years but that three weeks u e of
the Peruvian syrup IAN iron ton cl has benefited
hun SO wonderfully that he can hardly persuade
him eff of the reality and people who know him are
asonished at the change.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
'UUk aFD FtJFD HaHAsF -VvhHfVFsi
Il. 8lsihs IN / 90
CITY ITEM M S.

bI- A 10 Cen, Seqdr for 8 Ceats.-Genune Havana
Segar Concha siz 8 cts, large ones, for quiT-
tsr; Lorlard's Rebecca and Musselm ans ght and
ark navy. bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

TnE ST. PAuI.'s NJ, Il, puLrIr.--The pulpit of
81 Paul's n. +. church was filed yesterlav,
both morning and evening, by Rev. T. u vii
i!ams, q Cambridge, nd. HIS sermons we're
hhe Theological dIre9urros and greatly admired
hy his congregations, On next Sabbath Rev,
Matthew s9flii, who about forty years ago, was
pastor Of AEbury church, is expected to preach
at ST. pauls.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
9rGpnsaIs.
DROPoSALs FOR HEATERS.

sealed pro osals Will be received bv the Commit
tee on Ii. at'rs the oard Of Public fducat on
llu'li A1d including the tn inst for pacinga heat
tr IN No. 10 school mousse, corner 81 and Harrison
Tnt patterns To be selected by the committee 10 be
OF the tarstow, Bartlett Ma. ee, Spears Reyno ds
kands or Phoenix make.
NO proposals viii he received u~lass a full gua--
aNter accompanies thAm The commit ee re erv, q
the right TO reject any all hi s not ntemed salts
i@ctofy 10 the Board. Proposals to be addressed 10
aug93 :; Chairman Committee on Hea'ers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

CHESTER AcAptMY-This institution, located
III our nelGhhorng city, has all excellent reputa
tiol at home and receives students from abroad
1t educates both sexes and there are two de-
partments--pIimaly and academic. Geo. Gil
b,rt, Principal The Fall term will open Sen.
mber 6th
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

The Clayton lAouse.
ARRIVALS, Up TO rms MORNING
s. Don't XOu see as

II you iont see, 1t is mainly your own fault, be-
cause by procuring pair of the jus ly celebrated
Diamo.d Specia"ie4 you can 30 improve failing eve
sight, as 10 zee clear thence orlh Every pair has
TIL. Trademark ni a small dlaml lud.
For sale In Wilmington by Is. S CLARK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

HANDSOME HanSLs-.-- Charles p. Maroney has
just iihished handsome sett of double har-
ness for II. y, leComb 1t is mounted with the
latest popular bail mounting of silver and rub
Der. 1t Is doubtful If handsomer sett of mar
can be found III the city of Wilmington, and tie
workmanship reflects credit upon tile manufac-
turur.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
A DAMS ACADEMY,
( sAkD 80 raG PUBLIC i

{ yAkD 20 IttE PUBLIC
orFlcE or
NoCLIlR2 d VAN TRUMp's
INSURANCE. AGENCY,
FIRE, MsRiNE, LIFE, ACGlDgHwi
10 J0L ttAh authr1Na ADJOINING THS,
CITY u&l.L,
H.i.nGToN nTiAWARs,
We arc tie
DULX AUTHORIZED AG ENTS OF THE OH, RS T.
LARGEST AND BRsT KNOWN CoMPA.
MES In THE WORLD,
HAVING
Cash ASsEFS OF OVER 81 90 600. .Otsf
We insure MI sinds OF properly within the State
and adjoining counties. DWELLINGS, and Farm Pro
perty taken at very low rates.
We make specially CT taking entire charge of
our customers' bnHiness, thereby relieving them Of
mlich trouble and expense and Settle aIl logsea
PROMPTLY AND LiBKtALLy, without extra charge
Obering Ger past record az guarantee for the
future, We confidently Gssert 1t viii be to your III.
tereat TO call Oh Us and examine list OF Compa
MES IN all departments before insuring or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE. 10 ANY AMOUNT
EFFECTED AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES
Communications by mail will receive Immediate
attention.
Expressing our ackrow ledgmsnts for the patrnu-
age we nave enjoyed and HciicittDg continuance,
we remain, very respectfully,
nam UoGLLKg e. A. VAN wRrRP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

NOT LlEFri TO nv hlBUtLr.-I5 is quite proba.
ne that Iominsons steam saw mill III Sussex,
at Robbinsr station, VIII not be rebuilt. The
property of the company s advertised hy jts
Secretary for sale. The mill had not been pro-
htable during the two Yeas of its operation.
The cost Of the mill was about 10000 and
there was no insurance upon 1t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23
3egister's alutIeea.


u EGISTER'S OFFICE,
IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug 10 1915
Upon the application of Mary h. lamar and
James H. lamar, administrators of VIM. II. .amar
late or Wilmington Hundred in sad COUNTY
deceased; II IS ordered and directed by the Register
tal lhe ADMINISTRATORS aforesaid give notice OF the
Granting OF Letters Of Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such letters, in
SIX OF the most pubic places of the County of New
castle requiring all persons having demands against
tne Estate, to present the same or abide by an Act
OF Assembly in such case made andprovided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the same
perlou IN the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a new spaper pub
llshed In Wilmington and to be continued therein
three weeks cod
Given under the hand and Seal of oflce OF
IL. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle. in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
. S. C. BIGGS, Register
NoTICE.-Al persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attesed to the Administrators on or before Augu
made and provided
j MES IL. JAMtR, ! .,,,..5.
MARY E. JAMAR, Administrators.
1ls west 18th treet,
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

LtwEs 1rri7- From Me LigM I-Fiah are
getting scarce.
Garbeson Hickman has removed into the
Ocean Horse
Teachers for the public schools will 10 elected
on the evening of the 26.h. Applications are
desired.