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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-05
A need Supplied.

The Executive Committee Of the Stale
Teachers Association, at a meeting yester-
day, appropriated from the Peabody educa-
tiOnal fund, with the consent Of the agent,
DR.. Sears, fifteen hundred dollars per an
mum as 4 salary for a private secretary to
Hon. Leon TrOusdale, State Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction. This was
wisely done, with a view to give Col.
TrOusdale time to make popular addresses
all over the State in the interest Of the
public schools.
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PIT ANnr 10 Rest.

The remains of the late Maj. J. r. Bruce
were taken from The residence al ) p, NJ.
Yesterday to the Second Presbyterian
Church, where the funeral discourse was
preached by Rev. J. W. HOyte, before an
assemblage Of the friends Of the deceased
and family. The body was then removed
70 the city cemetery and laid away in its
final resting plare.
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neafh Of a ReguIar.

The troops at the Barracks performed the
melancholy duty Of bUrying dead com
rade yesterday-Pr Private Blanchard. He
was a veteran Of the regular army. The
remains were taken to the National Gene
tery, being accompanied through the
streets by the Sixteenth Infantry band,
playing dirges.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-05
ALABAMA EDITORS.
Thirty-FOur Newspaper Men or on a


-aGttH - PCT men OA Oh a
Lark.
Thirty-fOur members Of the Alabama
Press Association, On an excursion to New
York, passed through the city yesterday by
way Of the Louisville, Nashville and Great
Southern road. They arrived on the one
O'Clock train from Decatur, and stopped
over long enough to take dinner at Linck's.
The party rendeZvOused at Decatur on the
Sd inst, and lett there yesterday morning.
From here they 90 direct to Cleveland, o.,
and thence to Buffalo, Y. Y, where they
will be met by committee Of reception
from the New York Press Association.
They Will then be escorted to Elmyra,
where the Association will be in session.
Their visit viii then be extended to the
lakes, Niagara Falls, etc. A number Of
Tennessee journalists will join the party
and so on the rounds. The following is a
list Of the excursiOnists:
NJ. N. Cooke, Montgomery Advertiser; 7.
Z. Bingham, State journal; j. II. Francis,
Selma Times A. Mclaughlin, Dirming.
ham Independent; r. II. Powell, Union
Springs Ledger J. F. Grant, Jacksonville
Republican; W. Brewer, Haynesville Elk
sminer A. SnOdzraSs, ScOtsboro Herald;
w. o. Monroe, EUtEw Wing and Observer;
d. W. McIver, Tuskegee News; r Ran
dOlph, Tuscaloosa Blade; j. B. Stanley,
GTeenyille Advocate; F. NJ. Grace, Birm-
ingham Iron Age E; !. W. Jones, Decatur
News; W. r. smith, Vernon Pioneer; H.
W. Humes. Huntsville Advocate; ". S.
Clay, Huntsville Democrat; 5. P. Snow,
jacksonville Republican !. W.
Written, Florence Gazette; j. II.
Crews, Bangor Broad-Axe; T. 5.
PlOwman, Tailadegl Good Templar;
G.. II. Parker, Culman Tribune; J. E.
Hawkins, Columbia Guide; A. II Graham,
Tuskegee News; W. A. Collier, Clanton
Courier; G.. ", Chambers, Talladega
Home; W. Il. StoFr, Opelika Times; y. b.
Fe3gin, Union Springs Times; j. J. Mar
shall, ClantOn Courier; J. 4. Padgett, Rut-
ledge Reporter; J. II. LOckhart, Opelika
Observer; j. i. Damus, Gilman Stats
Zeitung; ". W. Wynne, Union Springs
Ledger; W. {. S.ubbs. Montgomery Planta-
ton. There are four ladies in the party,
Mrs Monroe, Of Eutaw; Mrs. Cooke, Of
Montgomery; Mrs. Parker, OF Eutaw, and
Miss SnOdETass. Of ScOttsbOrO.
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A New Post Snrreon.

Surgeon James T. Weede, United States
Army, formerly stationed here, has been
relieved from duty IN Dakota, by War De
partment orders, aud has reported TO Gen.
Pennvpacker, Post Commaudant at Nash
vile. for duty as post surgeon. DR.. Neede
relieved acting assistant surgeon Wm. @.
Spencer, who will remain on duty at the
post until further orders.
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Betting on the Jerome Park Races

Considerable interest is manifested
among turfmen in ills city about the
Jerome Park races which commence TO-
day. There are twelve entries for the
Withers' stake, and fourteen entries for
the Fordham Handicap race. Pools will
be sold on these races in the Merchants
Exchange at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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The cheapest lot Of Linen and Fine Da-
mask Towels ever sold in the city; also a
genuine Turkish Bathing Towel, to close
out, cheap. d. LOveman & Co.
ie1 tues, thurs, sat
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White French Organdy and real French
Swiss, two yards wide, cheap at the South
ern Palace, Church street. Ely23 If
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EdzefeId Assessment.

W. A. Glenn and VIM. J. Arlington
have been appointed Assistant Assessors to
make out a schedule Of Edgeisld's proper
ty, the 18th district. The books for the I'd
and 18th districts have been completed and
that for the 4th will be finished and taken
in TODAY.
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The Crons I'm sumner.

We were informed yesterday by farmer
from Sumner county, that there is finer
prospect for large grain crops than has
been known in that section Of country for
maUV wears.
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south Nashville tenement Houses
Rurued

burned.
-Four frame tenement houses on Clai-
borne street, near Fillmore, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. About halt
past o'clock tie alarm vas sounded from
box No. c., corner Of Wharf avenue and
the Lebanon pike. The engines could not
arrive ia time TO save an thing but some
buildings adjoining those destroyed.
One Of the tenements was owned by
John B. Black, OF the Deiuge Engine Com
pany, who vas insured in the State In
surance Company for $500. An
other was owned BY a Mr.. Sweeny,
and occupied by a man named b.
Bowers. Another was owned and
occupied 10y AIr. James Mckenzie, whose
loss amounted to s., 500, with $1,000 in the
State Insurance Company. The other
house was owned by Mr.. James Genne.t
and occupied by Mike Thomas, who lost
everything with the exception Of one or
two beds.
The fire originated between the tene-
meEts Of AessTs. Thomas and Mckenzie
and IS supposed to have been caused by a
defective fiue. Ar. John L. Lawrence,
while lending a helping hand, was thrown
down by the strength Of a stream Of water
from The hose aud considerably bruised.
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Valuable Evidence.

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev o. I. Walker D D, formerly pastor OF
BOwdOin Square Church, Boston, and at present
settled in Providence, r. l., must be deemed as
reliable evidence. No enc should fan to observe
that this testimonial is the result Of two years
experience with the use OF VEGETINE in the
Rev. Mr.. Walkers family, who now prOnOunces
il invaluable:
Providence, r. l., 16t Transit Street.
II. x. STEVENS, ESQ:
/ feel bound % express with my signature the
high value place upon your VEGETINE. NV
family have used il for the last two years. In
nervous debility it is invaluable, and recon-
mend it TO all who may need an invigOrsting,
renOvating tonic.
D. 7. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor Of BOWdoin Square Church,
Boston.
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BALTIMORE AND oHso RAILROI

Pulaman Palace Drawing-rOom and Sleeping
Cars from St. Louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, SOutE-WesJ snd North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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Judgment of The Public!

During the past i've years the public have
carefully observed the wonderful cures accom-
plIshed from the use Of VEGETINE. From its
JISe many an afflicted sufferer has been restored
to perfect health, after having expended small
fortune in procuring medical advice and obtain
ing poisonous mineral medicines.
IL Is now justly remarked by all classes Of
people that VEGETINE holds a higher position
in the estimation Of the public than any other
medical compound, and il has won its great
reputation aud immsnse demaDd from actual
merit
It's medical properties are Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent and DIuJctic. There i do disease of
the human system for which the NEGETINE
cannot be used with perfect safety, as it does not
contain any metallic or poisonous compound. Ii
is composed exclusively Of barks, roots and
herbs; il is very pleasant to take; every child
likes il. IL is safe and reliable, as the following
evidence will show:
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Southern Backing Factory at Gallatin,
Tenn.-The trade supplied at lowest rates
quality unsurpassed. Breast, Gibson &
Co., 45 Public Square. my26 I'm
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Cheap Dress ShOes-Ladies' and Misses
White Kid Slippers and Caters, Ladies'
Fancy COlored and Embroidered French
Kid Slippers, at John Ramage & Sons, As
College street. e4 It
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New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net POlonaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street
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Reliable Evidence.

MR.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I will most cheerfully add nv testi-
mOny to the great number YOU have already re-
ceived in favor Of your great and good medi-
cine, VEGETINE, for do not think enough can
be said in its praise, for / was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful disease, Catarrh,
and had such bad coughing spells that it would
seem as though / could never breathe any more,
and VEGETINE has cured me; and / do feel to
thank God all the time that there is so good a
medicine as VEGETINE, and also think il one
OF the best medicines for coughs and weak
sinking feelings at the stomach, and advise
everybody to take the VEGETINE, FOR can as
sure them it is one Of the best medicines that
ever was. Mrs. J.. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut streets, Cam
bridge, Mass.
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Change Of Schedule on the Southeast

On and after tomorrow new time card
will 60 into effect, on the Nashville di-
vision Of the St. Louis and Southeastern
Railway. Trains will arrive at 7:05 4. NJ.
and 1855 P. NJ, and depart at 2:8O A. NJ,
and 3:O5 p, NJ.
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japanese Check Silks 25c, just received
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
my23 If
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Collars that do not need washing are de-
siyable articles. The Elmwood and Warwick
are the only collars that keep clean longer
than two days. je5 p
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Thrifty HOusekeepers!-If you want
one Of these $3.50 Marseilles Quilts at
Thompson Bros. and Kelly's, don't delay.
ie4 st
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Marriage licenses were issued by the
County Court Clerk of Davidson, during
the week ending yesterday, to the following
couples:
VIM. L. Earthman and Mary Farrell.
Madison Stratton, jr, and Ella A. Nc
Kennie.
WIN. 3. Numerical aud Eliza KlCOZ.
Edward Buchanan and Jeanette Gull
bert.
G. S. Peak and Mary Patten.
Patrick Holland and Mary Ann Ste
phens.
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CITY NOTICES.


Large Conch Shells at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
New Walnut Brackets at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
New silk ParasOls at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
New Pocket Albums at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
Bird Cages, all kinds, at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
Panama straw bats at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
CrOquet Sets, balls, S mallets, at the
5 Store. je5 2t .
Lace Window Curtains at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
Novelties in great variety at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
Goods can be found cheapest at the 5
Store. je5 2t
The Louisville FaTOrite!-Cary's ele-
giant Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price oflrisl size, p cents.
Give it a trial. For sale by DemOYille &
Co. and druggists generally.
les thurs, sun, tues I'm
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NOLOAAEbs
Robt. White and Jennie Perkins.
Jas. Morris and Hattie BrunsOE.
Dallas Flippen and Ellen Barry.
John Trailer and Kittie Porter.
Geo. Bush and Fannie Burton.
Washington Holt and Elizabeth Greer.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 3, 100 A. N.
PrObdbilitieS.-FOr the Ohio valley,
Tennessee and the upper lake region, fall
ing barometer, southeast 10 northeast winds,
occasional rain, partly cloudy weather and
stationary temperature.
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE ExCUR.
HIRNE 70 ERLRRAnR-

The S.. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railway has just published a new and Illus
trated Guide TO Colorado, season Of 1850 Civ
ing brief description Of the famous Resorts
in the Rocky Mountain Regions; also
rates Of fara. This Guide contains valuable in
formation for Tourists and TnvaIIds. Free.
Send for copy. Address G.. X. Lord General
Passenger Agent, St. Louis, ITO.
apes wed sat Sm
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..

Local Report for the City, Friday
June A, 1875.
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RIVER NEWS.

Ddily Report Of Stage Of Water, sgiA G. anqss IN
ne q h0aTs sndiEq 3 p. ~. JLlae 4. ls7i
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IaIE.rl-

PHILLIPS.-On the morning ct the f-h inst.
az her sons residence, 1873 South Front street.
Mrs. j. c. PHILLlPs, wife OF the late j. S. Phil
lips, IN the 55Jh year of her age.
Funeral from 1a3 South Front street TO-DAY.
Saturday, az O'Clock p. NJ. Divine services bv
Rev. NJ. B. Dewitt. Friends and acquainfances
invited.
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Blank d. > indicates no reports cipher (0) sta
tonary; minus ~ tendency TO fall; plus ID
tendency to rise. 49,
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Goods can be found cheapest at the s
Store. je5 2t
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Transfers ofreaI estate were acknowledged
with the County Court ClerE. of Davidson,
during the week ending yesterday, as fol-
lows.
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CrOquet Sets, balls, S mallets, at the
5 Store. jej 2t .
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Novelties in great variety at the 5 Store.
, 1875-06-06

IN Observation-Disclosures IMPROVED FARM n
~ Wscorsu, g.. LII. lat gu ds, hou.o and 10 nc,
wi aods, l'* oths: ihls property MAks
nae = bid. Ad lrols ] S, TdLnne nihcs.
, 1875-06-06

,-r,n4ur pARIE. THE EYpsY FORTU:E TEL
VI lar Ladies only. :us West Nafison- st.. Ro5m t.
.fPs RUrsT NATURAL CLAIRvoYAST. TEST
NJ snd business medium. Fec Sl.W. ia" "es
, 1875-06-06

! .fIS3 QUINN, MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN. OEFIC +
Iii st1ta-st Ladies t1eatad their residences Il
, 1875-06-06

no FxcuANGE-BY T. 3. BOYD, ROOM II. lii
slo o0-s.r.om dwelling lot sc1t:5 cast front Micat
kanar. between Thirty and rnietysecondsta or
aSas f ssasn ss and oof'a
nsT ~ os1 M
"a .;Sc% ~ a.;ans !; 20; p: Elk. go o9
f: ss ssess Sc e. - sas: UP
tGs Hcs s d ~ Is n" ssa
rsyes !spso;;d ~; s!ss5
to- q A. Eaasss o. ass
ITO ExcHANGEyERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
e0ss o. es3 Ss T. Ill; I baa.s sss Id s '' A &
no ExcHAXGF-oS5 MARRLE.FR0NT HOUSE,
"esi sis Fiji as '' CITY
TO ExCHAXG-F0R HOUSE AND LOT. GOOD
M '.GoiL 81
'To ExoH4XGE-A 9lGKE0FIp KSlTTiXG n.
esoy HTtt DO n: SI =. good ., VII s f n;
Sturdy. ' - 49, N'@0~> '>'' ' '1~' '''~
To E1cH1SaE COOP. wELTTLoC 4TED Tor
q: &za sa'a ees l0f ''s' a' WILL ''
TO FARM ASh fASH FoE
no. .ExCHANGE-L9r. boxl:d FEET, srATE:ar.
.ad sf*:fRs2 + ssfi es5s' e0s''
ssd oRSER ssas: r. T1eryTm s1
fide or Laxe yew, stock groceries and lots ia e. FL
~ aad. tsd ai.s &. n
tonat-
TO ExCuANGEIOOD rATN 50 MILES F:i,lH
l Chicago u loss Irving PARK. house and lot F.as~
wood. II excellent lots PARE Riizs. ncae depot. IL
.?.s s5 afetf rs M
fro CHASGE-FIXE -NESInESca II FLoUE.
41ai 'a %:s Sa Z: s ss''
~ 5nAyi ASn Lo s2K s.
Addrss. G. HAxE :.f IL 'ps.1 Pa.ns.t a. 'a''
no EXCHASGE-IF YOU nAyK ANYTIIISG TO
l trads, ease, sell leass description at GpTr'S
EXCHANGE III East Aadsau~st.. Advauro clarEss.
no ExCTI4SGE-FoR HOUSE, ATD lot. U!s
easity frstsl - inside psorc:y J. gall wateaos.
vics. rial esato ate- JAS B. STOREY & LS41ssc..
Room q,
ITO ExCHANOE-RY OWNER NEW e-sTORY
| and basement hack houses: roern iEnor,re,ncats
nnrthea.I Char,o.av. ana Forty uu.th.t, and
between tho hnnevars, for gaod cle7s farm. Address
Il ~, Tribune office.
RIO EXCaASGE-THREE sTOCKS OF MT:EIT N
lis Mssisone. tss sa eo II rear o ct.Sn Bank L.
no ExCHASGE-STOCK OF BUILDERS HARD
ste, shout go G8 70 %. For real est3ts
cured notes. etc. Address j "A. Tribune oeioe.
RIO ExCHANGE-TWO HOUSES ON NORTH
Eurke:s well ronteA fnr clear lots personal prop
cry. address G 13. Tr1h1ns o.!co.
sJ'O ExCHANEE-FOUR NEW TRN-ROOM RRICE
value S. TO esch incabeFea il 90; Ior casa aaa cltS
50 Iset on Iowco-.v. BY les ~ Langley and c,sh fog
hou*s aa.i deep lat souta side worth $lo,03, znd
ctacro Improved fam. Is miles shwest city. g7od
wafer, uesdow aad timber; vaiIo, Sft td iueu
, 1875-06-06

1fADAME CHRISTINA. NATURAL CLAiR-
Nj Yo,anr and medium. s3 West Laka-st. "a floor La
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
mArfs LlAyy WILMINGTON.

fRAun L1AvI WILMINGTON.
fw HNs Y@h;:-in. A N, 1877, 1a.%a, r.<s, T. NJ.
Sundays, Isl, A n. --
Fbr PAaadssphta 100, $40, $50, s.41, 10. 80,
A. M.l91T 1Ql9 200, 41c, 649, 80, $50 p. NJ. Sun
days, $40, A. NJ. /; 4s5, $50, $50, P. NJ.
For Baltimore and Washington, -12b2, 2.03, 10.03,
A. NJ. l2oS, 1.ss, p2o ITO, P. M. Sundays, l2.o9,
9.03 A. M.
FOR Meas Ccstls-6oo, s.QO u.s. A. NJ 1.sa, $40, P.
II. No Sunday trains
For Delaware r. R.-o0o, ao A. N. $40. Pm. the
$40 z. N. train runs only as far as Harrngtonl No
sunday trains.
For Wilmington 4 Western r. R.--lO.so A. NJ; $50
P. M. Sundays, 8o0 p.
For Wilmington and Reading 4. R.-6.25, A. Nj
4.36, P. n. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From NeD York.-1es A. NJ; 1894, lib, 100. P.
M. Sundays, l.b5, A. NJ.
From Pliiadel lp6ia-i942, l.bs, go s.ts, a. n. !;
H. TO- I254 i.l8, IL 5.l5, $50 100, $50 1l.00 M
Sundays, II ~, f.5S, 1905, A. NJ. 79t, 1100 P. NJ
From Baltin,ors.-1.2l, 94l. A. M, 12.0T, 19a0
b.32, $40, P. NJ sundays, IN, A. NJ. e.2o, p. NJ
From Rashfrgtcn.- 1.21, A. H.. 1907, 1240, o.3!,
$50, p. NJ. Sundays, III, A. NJ; o20, p. M.
From Pr. Deposit.-s.06 A. Nj. No Sunday train.
From Wilmington d Western r. R.-I.o6, A. NJ. /;
s.l5 2. N. Sundays $780, P. NJ.
From Wilmington Reading r. S.-io.l2, A. NJ;
$50 P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS LsAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad and Prime Streets-sG0 $50, 1880, A.
M. 1915, 500, 400, b15 $40 10 $50, II so 2. NJ,
Sundays, s 80, A. NJ: G 90, go, 1l.30, p. N.
From Vest Philadelphia Depot -l2.40. A. Nj 1910,
1910. 800, p. M. Sundays. l2.4O, A. Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-03
Local Brev1yies.

Hats
Webb
Dubeu
Sun sets at Ill.
Fullmer, lunches
Sunrise tomorrow at o.02.
Moon sets this evening at s42.
The melon collie days have come.
Go to the gas Office and get your dividend.
Nice 10 cent sugar at Bowman's. 2d and King
Buy your furniture at Adar's, 18th and King.
Those who did not pay their city tay,pay now the
face OF the bill.
Ice cream in sth street market-arge plate, e,e-
giant article. Try it.
The Grangers are talking OF grand harvest
Home in New astle county.
Closing out summer stock OF clothing at 81 and
Market at reduced prices. Buxbaum.
And still the ladies' take their little TO have
them shod by Donahoe at sOI Market street
Porch chairs strong and cosy, low In price, st the
Enterprise Manufacturing Cos, 22) Market street
Bill heads very quick, cheau and neat at the CnM-
MSRCI office, anu all k.nds Of fine mercantile job
printing.
Housewives should replenish their stock OF china
ware at DeNormandie's great cosinQ out sale at 500
Market street. sac Tomorrow at iOk O'Clock.
Gouert the Old and reliable 4th street tailor, asks
to notify the public thai he has put down pricea
Of garments very much for the summer. Call and
see him.
After all, we still think Bowman's, 2d and X lng IL
the place to buy teas and cnfrees. We find that we
can get goods In his line OF him lower, or, what
amounts to the same thing, yet better goods for the
same money than elsewhere In town, and to judge
from the piles we see him receiving from time 10
time his goods and prices are largely appreciated.
We understand that he has just got in new lot Of
still finer Teas, and IL selling AT his Old prices or less
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-03
The Temperature, To-day.
AS REGISTERED AT TEE COMMERCIAL oByIoE.
At 8 A. M, 20 Atl p. NJ.
Police Reports

Allen McLane and Martha Miller were
arrested for disorierly conduct and each hold in
5000 to keep the peace.
John McGuigan and Frank Logan, both dri-
yers of carts, having violent dispute about
some tri6ng affair, McGuigan flew to stones and
striking Logan in the ribs knocked him out OF
the cart amongst the horses heels, where ho
was tramped upon and run over by the cart, in
juring him severely. The assailant was held in
1900 for his appearance at Court.
Michael Mitchell, coming into the saloon of
Jacob Hauser IN a boisterous manner, was adj
vised by the proprietor to be quiet or he would
be elected. Mitchell, not needing the admoni-
tion drew a knife and drove Jacob behind the
counter, and threw spittoon at him, "vch vud
haf made him ded man in Won minut if 1t had
hit him" Mitchell was held in $500 for his ap-
pearance at court, to explain such improper be-
hayior
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-03


Little Sammy" Walls. of Onancock, Va ,
(down the Peninsula loves vinegar, and took
up jug which he supposed contained some. 1t
was liquid concentrated lye, and 30 terribly blip-
tered his mouth and throat that he lives ON ice-
cream.
Sweet potatoes from tue lower end of the PEN
nsula are already going to market. Last week,
the first two barrels of the season were shipped
from Onancock to Baltimore.
The Weccacoe Fire Company is out of service
for few days until the repairs in Jackson
street are completed.
A large shade tree on Fourth street between
Orange and Tatnall was blown down IN the storm
Of Sunday night
The Women's Temperance Union will meet to-
morrow, at corner Of 9Th and Shipley streets, at
o'clock
The laying OF the water main on Tenth, be-
tween King and Market Streets, has been com
pleted.
The gas having been cut of by the improve
ments, darkness now reigns throughout the City
Hall.
The Delaware loan meets this evening,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-03

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