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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
Ashore AT cape May.

THE "MsRY rREELISGn STUCK ON Tus COLD
SPRING BAR.
CORES poipienee of the Commercial,
CAPE May, N. j., Nov. 90.
The three nasted schooner, Mary Freeling
from Boston bound to Philadelphia, ran ashore
on Cold Spring Bar, Cape May, N. j. at p. NJ.
Saturday, Nov. 2G, and Was discovered and
promptly boarded by the crow of life saving sta
ton No. 80, Caps May beach, Capt. George Hill
dretl, WHO remained by her until sho was hauled
off on Sunday morning at daylight and proceed
I'd in the Capos uninjured. The wind and sea
being light, the crew remained on their vessel
wiulo stranded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
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'Eile school Question.

p4,uPusLp Aa1AHDMsSr TO THE ooNsTlTU TON BY
Fx-aPEAKER DLAISE.
Ex.Speaker Blaine, now in Washington, has
prepared constitutional amendment in relation
to the school question which heproposes to sub
Iqit to Congress early in the session. This
amendment, if adopted, will, lie eays, forever
settle this much ve&ed question. The amend
ment ia as follows
L" No Stase shall make any law respecting an
establishment of religion or prohibiting the free
exerciae thereof and no money raised by taxa-
ton IN any State for the support OF public
for, shall ever be under she control OF any reg-
ious sect nor shall any money 10 raised ever be
divided between religious aects or denomina-
tions"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
the Funeral in New York.

Since tho death OF President Lincoln there
has not been such an imposing funeral cortege
in this city as that which escorted the remains
OF the dead Statesman yesterday from the Cort-
landt street ferry to the Grand Central depot
When conspicuous ability and tireless service
earn such honor we need not despair OF the Re-
public, for while the hearts of the people are
responsive to the generous emotions occasioned
by the death Of the Vice President the American
masses, as they ALWAYS have been, cannot ran TO
be true to liberty.-Nelo York Herald, 2Sh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
Col,rt E,rpeee,iinas.
ACTION ON sATURDAY--rHE HEY CASE POSTPONED
Heported for Tie ConinerciaL

AUII0N on tATUKDAY--THE HEY GAZE PtS ITONLD
reported for the Commercial.
New CASTLE, Nov. 27.
No business of any Importance was done in
the Criminal Court, on Saturday. The Judges
were in attendance in hopes that some conclu-
zion could be reached on the Ahren.Wetel
case, but at the present writing tile jury is atl
out.
In the case of John Hey, indicted for an as
sault with intent to kill Dennis Kane and Hem
ry Dugan the prisoner entered into bonds for
his appearance at the May term in the sum
Of $4,000 in each case, John George Hey, Patrick
McMenamin, Patrick Biggns, Charles Stschan,
and Margeret Walschmidt becoming his sure
ties.
The Supreme Court opeus on Monday. Tho
session will extend through two weeks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
. woman attne Bs,som or ~.

The great revival at Port Jeryis, N. Y, is I'M
der the management of Mrs. Lowrie the tenn
perance advocate. Her revival work quite ex-
ceeds anything done by Moody and Sankey this
side the water. Her congregations are nothing
like 80 large as theirs, but over six hundred con-
versions are already counted up as the result of
her labora within short time. Mrs. Lowrie's
methods seem to be novel. She does not con-
fine herself TO any pulpit or PLATFORM but goes
about among her hearers, preaching praying and
exhorting in all parts of the house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
THIRD EDITION.
'Eho Abren-WeiteI Jnry.
II COMES INTO COURT WITH VERDICT OF AeourT

II COMES INTO COURT WITH VERDICT OF AcQUrr-
tai.
By Telegraph 10 the Commercial.
NEW CASTLE, Nov 70.
Az TO- 80, this morning, the Ahren-Weitel ju-
ry came into court with verdict OF not guilty.
Tho Attorney General asked that the jury be
polled, to which nine answered "yes, under the
circumstances.' The verdict was u compromised
one.
This jary was out 1881 hours, being the long
est absence on record in this State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
The Route 10 Chine.

1rs PROPOSED HoRTEN1Na-EsTIMATED COST.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
WASHINGTON Nov 90.
The commission appointed by the Secretary
of the Navy to investigate tho merits. of the va
rious ship canal routes for connecting the Paci-
tic and Atlantic Oceans reported to the Presi-
dent, to-day. The cost Of the proposed ship
nal via the Nicaragua route Is thus stated
Western Division. .............,.....$2 $21 ,680,777
Middle Division. Observation-Disclosures. 715,65S
Eastern Division. n.................... 25,020, ,914
Harbor of Brito. Observation-Disclosures. 1887, ,739
Harbor OF Greytown. ................ 2,S22, $3.50
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s52, ,577, ,71S
Add twenty-five per cent, for contn-
gencies. ........................ 1914, 429
Grand total al...................S S65, ,722, ,147
The commission thinks that the enterprise
would be profitable one, and recomme nds the
construction of the canal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

ANOTHER CARNAGE OF STATE.-hesers. Cool
ing Bros have just completed aud shipped this
afternoon, to Washington handsome coup for
First Assistant Postmaster-General JAS. n. Ty-
ner. As piece of carriage architecture it has
never been surpassed in this city, and we may
safely assume nowhere else. The general style
is admirable, and the painting is brilliant without
q blemish anywhere. On each door is hand
some monogram. The interior is trimmed with
green. and the wood work is silver mounted. OF
the many handsome carriages which will roll
along tile boulevards of Washington none will
be nenter or prettler than Mr.. Iyner's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

ISDIorED FOR AN OLD OFFENoG.-Charles JEFF
feIson has been indicted by the Grapd Jury of
Talbot county for participation in arobbety per-
petrated upon Richard Day, in st. Michaels, in
1866 Jefferson was arrested couple of
months or moro ago, in Baltimore, charged
with the murder Of Jno. I. Ford, at st. MI
cbaels, on July 30th last The evidence to con-
vct him with that crime was not deemed sui1i-
cient to warrant Il bill of indictment by the
Grand Jury, lut q tue bill was found against
him for the robbery above alluded to. 1t lis said
that some of the parties in the matter turned
Estates evidence" and will therefore be compe-
tent witnesses in the trial which probably began
at Easton to-day. Thomas and Bateman are JEFF
ferson's counsel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
Serious Fires.

A nuBBEa SHOE FACTORY AND OTHER BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.
associated Press Special Telegram.
BosToN, Nov. 20.
The rubber shoe factory at Walden, and all
the adjoining buildings, were burned, this morn
ing. The loss is not known butit is probably
over S150,000 Insurance 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
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a GrIIic,. .aiinrcslinli.

\ critic says to lady correspondent that she
.ta! dance with her son or her lady friends, but
tilst dancing in the middle Of crowd, with low
n,esses, mp to late hours, involving good deal
~ : apparent embracing of the opposite sex, IL
.ilonsht to be Objectionable in taste if not in
prucplo "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
wiIheImIna1s wicked work.

Wilhelmina Weik, aged 40, was arrested in
bliialo yesterday on the charge of having mur-
aered her stepson, aged IA years. The boy dis.
appeared in tho beginning of the month. and
nv body was found yesterday in an old well on
t'e promises. with weights attached to keep it
down. The murdered boy had property which
III case Of his death would go to his stopbrother.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

VIGILANCE CoMsrIrTEE AT CHESTER. for
nation of vigilance committee is seriously
proposed at Chester to purge the vicinity of the
burglars who have recently been committing
their depredations almost with impunity. II
undertaken the committee will consist of hum
dred men to be commanded by ono chief.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

SUDDEN DEATH AND CoRoNER's IrQUEsT. JON
athan Foster, an aged man who kept little
shoe shop at Dupout's gates near Rockland in
Brandywine Hundred. was taken suddenly Ill
on Friday and died on Saturday morning. The
Coroner, being notfod held an inquest, when a
verdict of death from paralysis was rendered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
overs at Another wilmington.

Two lovers at Wilmington, Ill, have fallen
~" The girl was about to marry another
Young man, when her former suitor rcployned a
rowing machine he had given her. She respond
"a by suing him for the value OF meals eaten at
n'' house and now he has sued her for the time
occupied in court,ng her.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
The Democratic Caucus.

Congressmcn are already arriving in Washing
ton in such numbers that it ia believed there
will be quorum of the House in that city by
Wednesday next. Tho caucus of Democratic
members to select candidates for Speaker and
other principal Offices, will be held on Satur-
lnN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

SUDDEN DEATH OF A PENcApER FARMuR.-
David Ford, Jr., we'll known and highly es-
teemed farmer of Poncader Hundred died very
suddenly Mt his residence between Glasgow and
Summit, Bridge, on Saturday afternoon last
During the morning, Mr. Ford had beon to Kirk
wood (his ron keeps tho hotel at that place. Oh
biisness, and returning ate he dinnre, and hight
ing his pipe sat down on II lounge to SMOKE,
when he fell over and died without struggle
Prevous TO his death MIR. Ford had been appar-
emily in the hest of health, and complained of
of no sickness, except u Slight feel
ing of discomfort from dyspepsia,
which be had remarked to DIR. Nessey
while at Kirkwood in tue morning. This, the
DR.. has since said, was symptom of heart dis
case, to which deceased was subject, and of
which he died. Mr.. Ford was Is years OF age,
having beon born in 1900, and had entertained
the most sanguine expectation of attending the
Centennial aud of which he frequently spoke
and in which he took deep interest. Notwit-
standing his advanced years, deceased was very
active and his m ,vemsnts were such as pelis n
man in middle life.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

RARE SrocK.--It is scarcely ecessary to call
the attention of tho lady readers OF the CONNER
CIAL to the new announcement Of Mr.. Lchten-
stein in to-days paper. lie has just received $50
cloalls from New York aud invites the ladies' to
call and eee them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

No MEETING on SATuRpAY.-The European
peach-shippers who had been invited to Middle
town to meeting to be held on Saturday did
not arrive and no meeting was held. Mr.. Town
send is understood to have been 10 diepieased
at this Indifference of the shippers that he has
resolved to cease all exertion to recover the
money caimed to be due.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
FIFTH EDITION.
AIfOnsO,s Birthday.
He ATrAISs HIS oRIrY-MERRY-MAKINa OVEN
THE EVENT.

THE EVENT.
Associated FreSs Special Telegram.
New YORK, Nov. 20.
A Herald special says that the members Of the
legislative chambers in Madrid were honored by
agrand reception given to them at the Palace
on Saturday.
The occasion of the fete is quite interesting,
The 25th OF November, 1875. being the eigh-
teenth anniversary of the birth of King Alfonso,
and also the day on which he assumes his ma
jority under the provision of the constitution of
the kingdom. His majesty was bern on the 28th
of November, 1857. have been reassured that
the King will take the field against the Carlists
in person, but the statement is doubted in many
quarters
The allegation OF the existence Of additional
complications between Spain and the United
States ia denied.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
sad Family Deaths.

arthur Curry, aged 10, son of Lieutenant Cur
~, oil the Fifth United States Artillery acciden-
.ally shot himself dead, while hunting near For
lfess Monroe, on Saturday. His mother aud
A'sler were drowned in Mill Greek last spring.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
Ne.y Advertisements, To-day.


ladies cloaks--N Z Iichtenstein
Holiday goods B lughman Thomas Co
For sa e-setter dog
ship t1ols-hiany
Htching pos,s-Billa7y
Dr tierces pleasant medicines
Catalogues of new looks, 8 4 page
eueuts Sd page
Wanted agents. ed page
Snort cut 10 wealth sd page
COUGHS, etc, I'D age
rev books, Sd page
Miss awyers salve, Sd rage
a great offer, Sd page
Ea1dall's English food, sd page
Grand Opera Honse-E l. Davenport
Noticc-O u AM
Wantpd-Qailting and sewing
Wheeler Il a ilsons bIeyity
Fennesseys brevity
Buxbaums hrevity
Gouerts brevty
C4aahers brevltv
DIR Bnsh's cough syrgp-brevy
Duhcl's brevlty .....
Fulmer's brevity
Warwick collar-breYity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
AND aaAIN-ooRaEcrnD DAILY.
Ncw r,,diam Uomnlis7ioner.

Edward S. Tobey, Of Boston, has been offered
the position of Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
in place of Rev. Mr.. Smith, and 1t is understood
that he will accept and be formally appointed
to dnv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
Commercsai iseport..
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20.
Flour dull but steady Penna family Sc 600
Z; high grades Sc 50COS 40. Wheat quier,
Penna red S1,38 Western do, 81 03@L20 I;
amber 81. 336D1 AZ, liye 86c. Corn commands
full figures, and old is scarce, yellow 776D19c for
old 550O65c new mixed 7407Gc. Oats less
active, mixed 3s@i2c ;wlite 42@50e. Nhiskey
Il l6 for western iron bound.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

The vote OF Missouri on the new constitu-
tion of that state was officially stated on
Satu day. The majority for the constitution
10 76, 2iS in total vote Of 1914 1852. The instru-
ment goes into effect 10 morrow, the 30th inst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

MAD Dod AT LAsDeNBERa "A mad dog cGmo
into Landenberg sometime during Friday night
and entered on wholesale biting OF hie
brother dogs, until Saturday morning. whom
he was killed in Henry Burnett's back yard
One dog and two chickens were bitten by him
90 badly that they died, and on Saturday gem
eral slaughter of the dogs supposed to be bitten
was going on, Tray Watch. Dash, Sport, Tippy,
and Fido Zig and little, old and young, suffer
ing the severe but necessary rigor OF the law
for the protection OF man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
'sne Eastern shore.
sponsc.
KENT COUNTY.


'rAc colored lodge of Good Templars III Ches-
teftown has received from the Grand Lodge All
ivory gavol, being the first prize for increase in
lleinDership during the year.
Tho Geo. Law has resumed hor trips on Ches.
tor river, making her appearance Oh ThaIh5-
giving day.
-Four horses have died from the epizootic
about Mlllington, recently, aud j. W. Jarman
and j. W. Blackiston have each lost hogs by All
unknown disease.
Successful revivals are in progress at Rev. W.
IL Warmers church at MillugtOn, and Rev. Mr..
Tarryeons church on. L. South at Chester
VILE.
CECIL COUNTY.
Rabt. A. Evans, near Rising Sun, died while
RIDING along the public road OH his way TO Ok
fond last Wednesday, of heart disease. lie bad
almost reached tho latter place.
One evening, laet week, stone was thrown
trongh tho window of an express tram, at
North East, and the head of passenger named
Baker WAS cut. THIS IL tho second recent occur
renee of this character.
a SUNDAY School Institute will be held in Elk
ton Presbyterian Church, Monday and Tuesday,
December Gsh and 7Gh.
Mr. Cooling, sheriff elect, entered upon his
l1lioa last week
H. Il. Ewing, Of tho Wing, has not yet recov-
cred from his gun-shot wUuni and Will not be
ont for some weeks.
William Irons, n colored man, living on Iron
HIll, was shot and seriously wounded in tho
back OF tie head. by the accidental discharge
of gun in tho hands OF II companion, n fow
days ags
TALBOT COUNTY.
William Martini OF Snow Hill, has been a,-
pointed Principal OF Eastun Academy.
The Grand Jury failed to iiud any indictment
rgan-t ". W. Cheeznm, late editor Of tho Cen
ueyllle Record, for his cutting OF H. q Bord-
oy, in Eastor, last summer.
Henry Zeger, of Chapel District, has been
presented by the grand jury IN ten cases, I. IL.
hubbard. OF Easton, Ill eight cases, and Henry
N,cols, of Easton in one case for violation of
tho L9cd Option lay. Twenty other present-
ulpnls were made.
Wnl, Il. Wheeler. an Easton justice of tic
peace, is deceased. A. W. L, Robinson succeeds
linn
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
storm, Il few daya ago blew down two
small houses III Cambridge.
Dorchester hhe grown its greatest potato
crop, the paHl reaHoli despite the bugs
Eggs are so scarce IN Cambridge that people
have 10 hunt about the country for food for
their mocklng birds.
Cambridge has four hotels and one boarding
house, all of which arc full the most OF the
time
The 9Th hi. Regiment did not visit Cambridge
on Thanksgiving day, as arranged and lost a
splendid banquet, Tor which the money had been
all collected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL srRyIoE
WAsaIHaros. Nov. 20.
Probabihdes--For tho Middle States, rising
and high barometer, brisk aud high West to
North winds, decidedly colder aud clearer or
cleariup Weather
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Hiram Grand Lodge is a Masonic fraternity
and not Odd Fellows Nd WAS inadvertently stated d
on Saturday.
Some precious sealawags from Delaware, says
the West Chester record smuped themselves on
Thanksgiving Day by rnnning tho toll gate ca
the West Chester q Wilmington Plank Road,
thereby saving few cents and risking arrest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

Ilo delvetance in the Ahren-Wetel tramp
ca-e i. ''not guilty." and tie long deadlock of
tho Jury y mind, due We may fairly presume, to
the eloquence and skill Of tho States prosecu-
ting officers, has found solution. OF course
,here ia u equare- edged compliment due the At.
torney General for 30 far progressing, that, IL
he has not hung any conyicts, he has at least
Lung tie jury--tor f0sj6 hours.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
EinaDciai.

PRICE OF GOLD ToD DAY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 70.
Gold opened, tLla morning, at 51.l495.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

THE AMERICAN RIFLES FdR.-rhe fair of the
American Rifles Mt Odi Fellows Hall continues
to be we'll patfonized, ani on Saturday evening
the hall was again thronged, everything passing
Off very pleasantly. The following presents
were given away set of table cutlery, to Jos.
Fl. Ward, 102 Walnut street; handsome vase to
Gerald Fullor. 816 5th Avouue. Now York glass
lamp, to i. 4. Citmer. 2l3 Shpley street glass
molasses cup ID Samuel Cosle sG7 Conrad
street The basket Of fruit on the New York
table was drawn by Mrs. Messenger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
rne Delaware uentenniai Building.

The State Ceatonnial Commissioners arc
earnestly pressing the Importance of erecting
Il "Delaware Building ON tho Centennial
grounds, and now appeal urgently to the people
u the State for subscriptions to pay tho neces-
sary expense. They have secured Nr Thomas
+. plummer to call upon citizens and bring the
subject to their attention, and We tust his
efforts Will meet with aprompt favorable re-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

NJ. L. CHURCH SoUTu APPOINTMENTS The an,
nual conference OF the NJ u. Church South late
ly in session at Danville, Va made the following
appointments for the Easton Shore District. W.
McGee, presiding elder; Eastville, r. II. Ssun-
ders; Bell Haven, l.. Moore; Pongoteague, B ".
Doughery; Onsncock, j. H. Amiss; Atlantic, j.
NJ. Anderson; Wicomco, @. c. Wertenbakeri
Salisbury, J. T. Moore; Berlin, W. II. Gregory
Dorche iter, NJ s. Colonna; Dorchester Mission,
j. II. d slby Cambridge, j. II. Patterson.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

Moses Dickinson, aged 6i, farmer of Am
herst, Mass, was found murdered in his house
on Saturday night. A tramp whom he hired "a
fe,y weeks ago il snsnected of the deed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

Police CouRr.-Busnes5 remains dull with
tho Polico Court aud three hearings for drunk
enness and three for disorierly oondlct consti-
iuto the record since Saturday. Fines of fifty
cents were imposed in each of the former class
of cases, and one dollar in each of the latter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

Tracy u Co, John Tracy, Of the Peninsula
House, Salisbury, and Messrs NIcDermott and
Dougherty) have bought the furniture in the
Atlantic Hotel at Ocean City and leased the
house. The now firm propose to conduct tho
house on different principles from last season,
and also make some internal changes in it. Bill
lizards and pool tables will be introduced and a
bar stocked with the various liquors will be n
feature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

MEMORIAL. MgEIINd The coIored citzans of
Wilmington have appointed Wilson memorial
meeting for this evening, in the A. y. NJ. +.
church, French street above Sth, Rev. j. john
son pastor. d. Ii. Gusts, 7. $. Blake and D.
B Anderson have been appointeda Committee
of Arrangements for the meeting. Addresses
will be made by several speakers. Tho public
ara invited,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

The Ganewell Fire Alarm Telegraph apparatus
has arrived, and will be set up at some convent
ent place in o day or so.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

INSTITUTE OF MECHANIC AgTs Tho Directors
of the Mechanics Institute met on Saturday
evening last. In the absence of the President
MIR. I,ahill was called to the Chair, and j. II.
Bfingh hurst acted as Secretary The Lecture
Committee report that the Exhibition and Lee
ture of MIR. j. X. Taylor on a Trip to California
will take place at the Opera House on tho even
ing of December iGb.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

KlNdswooD ANN1yEHsARY- second ami
versary of the Sabbath School at kingawood st
Pauls NJ. L. Mi-sion) was observed, yesterday
afternoon, in a fitting manuor. The friends of
tile mission filled tho little chapel to repleuon,
and every ono seemed to enjoy with pleasant
interest the exercises of ths occasion. The re.
port which was read showed that there are 70
pupils enrolled. with an average attendance of
40. AGdreHsos wera mado by Rev. A. w. Milbv
Mr.. Jacob Sharp and others. Tho children aus
tairel :their part in: che anniversary exercises
very crelitaby, and 80 pleasant WAS the occa-
sion that renewed interest in tho mission is
predicted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

DELAWARE AVENUE REvIvAL--At Delaware
Avenue Baptist church, last evening, fourteen
persons were baptized, of whom ten were men.
This makes in all 220 baptized i'll eleven weeks.
Upwards of seventy will be admitted to the
church, next Sunday. The meetings will be
continued, with special efforts for the conver-
sion OF young mon. Rev. Mr.. Croft. of the
Second Baptist church, will preach, on Wcdnes-
1av ayapiup
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
New Advertisements.

NEW YORK SHIP TOOLS AXES,
IN maale aize', chs'ls and goug g. for sale by
NM ii. BiLLANY,
2l4 Market Street. WlllmingLnn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
PHI r.Apr1.pAIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. NoY. 9

Cattle market dull, this week, but prices firm /;
5000 head arrived and sold at 7Ca75s for extra
penna. aud Western steers 6@G94 for fair to
good do, and 4cD5I per pound gross for com.
mon as to quality. Sheep in fair demand H.
900 head sold 4l9@6c per pound gross as to
sold at S1O5O@l1 so per 100 pounds net.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

It,is estimated that in Baltimore 10. 900, 600
Gang of peaches were put up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

The quality of the brain is as important as
ite size.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

Advanced HITCHlNG POSTS,
VI hooks with rings. For sale 10y
WM. II. BtLLANY,
2la Market Street, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
aley Advertisements.

hTORTH FRANKLIN RED ASH COAE,
Ia POO CPET GRATIS MAKING Quick
FIRE, WITHOUT DUS'roR S@oHi-. iRICN$7 o,
CAfE. ALSO, PHIME Htt KORY " OOt.
M " u ,. Nrt.nrl 1T. wharf.