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The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
GENERAL 'NorrEs.

! The 2Sth inst, is the time decided upon
for the dedication OF Edgar A. Poo's mon
unent. 10 o.-. 1n.s.rt"'t
It is stated that the peppermint crop in
single Illinois county isworth fully $780,
900 this year. .a n .-:-"' >. b..
Mr.. Alderman Jessep, of Sheffield, Eng
land, has given $55,ooo for a new hospital
for women in that town. VI '-.''
\ An Indiana man recently hanged him
self for fear that he might become prey
to suicidal mania if he lived.
The Washington Chronicle aays:-"Gen-
eral JEFF: Thompson is credited with the
prediction that by the lat of January the
Mississippi river will have cut new chan
mel near Vicksburg, leaving that place two
miles inland" ...... ........
Professor Lintner has purchased for the
State Museum at Albany the bodies of the
giraffe and rlinoceros which belonged for
merly to Forepaugh's menagerie. The
skins will he mounted and the skeletons
prepared for the. geological collection.
1t has been decided by Buffalo Judge
that the owner of clothing stolen in a
sleeping car has no redress if he cannot
get his own clothing back again, except to
buy new garments and redress in them,
He cannot make the sleeping.car company
buy the new suit. ' "i'"
John King, of Tennesses, is very busy
asking questions about what has taken
place huring the last thirteen years. He
had a farm in Tennessee in 1862, and the
soldiers of both armies made themselves
cordially at home on his premises. So he
removed with all his produce to cave in
the Cumberland Mountains. A storm
threw down rock which closed the mouth
Of the csvs. Therein he lived for thir-
teen years, in the dark, eating from h!s pro-
duce and drinking from . spring. TIL
other day railroad company, blasting fer
. tunnel, blasted, him out. a.sa.d.. l4ay4 III /, :
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
IN THE TOLLS.

At the hall yesterday, the only case was
against . lover Of CANNES, who kept an un-
registered pup he was fined IS and costs.
Before Esquire Brady, Casper Topman
brought suit against Simond Hillyard. for
threatening bodily harm; Hillyard was hell
in $500 bail tokeep the peace, gave bail end
was discharged u4,,} m.p, ri FurI.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
WASHINGTON.
VIEWS FROM THE cAl>I7AL
The Finsneial Exhibis.

wAsn1xerox, Oct. 2s-The following is
he financial exhibit Of the Treasury at the
lose Of buainess to-day: currency, $6,64o.-
|ss: special deposit Of legal tenders for re-
|emption Of certificates of deposit, $63, ,6o0,-
ko; coin ts9, ,oos, ,72o; including coin certid-
ktes 411, ,a3S, 600. ,i9;l
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
A London Failure,

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Messrs. G. D. Nerout-
sos & Co., merchants Of London and Man,
chester, have failed. Their Liabilities ,ars
stated to be $25S 900, but the Manchester
Courier says large American house and
various firms in Bradford, will lose from
$500, 900 to seoo, 900 by the failure.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
An INTEREsrxxG LIBEL SUIT

An IN1k&ESTxNG LIBEL SUIT :
Hon John M. Bromall,; late President
Judge Of Delaware county, who failed in
his election last fall, has commenced b suit
for libel, at Media, Pa, against the Hon.
Thomas ]: Clayton, present Judge Of that
county. John 0'Byrne, Esq, Of this coun-
ty, has been selected as counsel by Judge
Clayton, and II is probable that Judge Brew
ster, of Philadelphia, win be associated with
him. N I Yg,l ,1,m'9ly.4 1'i 80 '''''''| ''
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
DleastroAs 1tof1As.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The weather is tenn
pestuous, and much damage to shipping is
reported. Information Of disasters involv-
ing loss Of upwards of twenty lives has
already been received. .''' -. '' u
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
, Frona Neva .keatls.

HALIFAX, Ms: oetu2L-During gala
on the 18th inst, boat from Petty Harbor
was lost and three men drowned. az,
The advance in freights from England
causes much feeling among Importers.
The Goot IL preparing to aid the needy
poor during the coming winter much suffer-
ing is expected. 10 s,&f,'u - y' h.O 3N
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

Tho weather Ts.Day.
For the Lopsr 1sks., %. ksddgs and Eas-
States falling 'ooronsstsr, sodrns and partly
kdy Of esar ,esashsr, vish south,os.s to
kktlgast wtNds.i nstyrlH' D." Nn'g' ~
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

Our Philadelphia ds. letter " from 'tEblanus,"
fs crowded ont of to-dsy's issue. Ws note
from II, however, that "The Day." Il to b
enlarged to twice it, present size, on Mon
day next, and suitable additions made to
the editorial aad reportorial corps.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

A Battle on the ssrvi.a Frsrtier.
= VIENNA, Oct. oss * battle has taken
place betwseh the turks and the servian
frontier militia, IN which many Of the troops
on both sides Were wounded. '.5'9'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
J0rr1vas ABoUr ROW..

Autumn Leaves. ",2'"'E
Where 10 the fill 'regatta'
The weekly HERALD to-day.
Sunday night is Hallow cen.
Keiley's lecture Monday night. r.
Saturdays always market days. t.
Weddings are now becoming fashionable
shoo-hy-a-way said the Quicksteps yester
day. l ~ - ,hi {, 10'N'F
Council will meet hereafter in the City
Hall.
The City R. R., owns seven cars and fifty
horses. l. ..,'''ss, O.. r.. .fi rrI'
Twenty-six snow storms are to fall chi,
winter. ,,... ,, ,r..,.
Over three hundred market wagons in
town to-day.
Plenty of work At the jackson & SHARP
Car works now. ...l.r, lts g11
4 brilliant wedding took place at the Ger
tral Church yesterday. ,. ....
Not much like winter, this weather. Old
Sol is getting s'ramy." .a, -. .5s
Schooner Postasi Thomas, of Smyrna, ar.
rived in Philadelphia on Thursday.
The Bethel Chapel was crowded the other
evening with members of the 3. 8. Convcn-
ti6n. .,. %, n
The Cooper Nine 20 to Kennett Square
to-day to play the base ball club of that
place. a u.
Rooms for the Republican Club have been
secured, tor the present, In the third story
Of Rumferd's Building. "''
The wesleyan young ladies engaged in
singing for the passengers on the train
yesterday as they returned from Mt. Cuba.
Tom Scott Of the Pennsylvania and Gar
rett of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road,
passed through this city on the $50 p. m.
train yesterday. \ t.n -,
Merchants you should never let
Your advertising rest
Your big white hands were never made
To hang into your vest. . 5ly
Since the session Of Council in Odd Eel
lows Hall, 1t has been almost impossible
to hear anything on account Of the tramp
ing Of feet ON tho bare .hoor. .,a. 0l-.
"There, John" said an irats mother,
"that's twice you've come home and forgot
ten that lard p Ella, mother" explained
young dutiful, "it was so greasy that 1t slip
pea my mlnd." .n
A little girl was overheard saying yester-
day. ,'.N.. 81 .'l \
y. Oh give me new sacque, '.. .
A pretty sash behind,
And q bran new pin-baek
OF the latest kindP'
Says . down county paper: There are
five capital felonies to be tried at the next
term of court in New Castle. That county
now has more business for courts than both
the others. A large population, bad city,
and plenty Of whiSkey makes 1t so. -,
''If," said colored preacher, At the s. g.
Convention, the other day, 1--WE can assem-
BILE representatives from eleven States, in
four months, why, At that rate, in twelve
months We would have twelve times seven
States which are eighty-four states-tlgures
won't lie. .r,.., .,,..-.'.t h.
Won't you cut open penny for me, faith
er r. ssid little girl when she came home
from No. 4 school the other day. "Cut
open pennyl What do you want me to
do that for 7" asked her father. "Cause,"
said tho little girl, "our teacher saysin eve
~ penny there are four farthings, and /
want TO see them"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

A AddFess tN CarAlna1 tMeC1sskey.
LONDON, October 22.-The English and
Irish Catholics have prepared ani address
for presentation to Cardinal ,McCloskey. (,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

Addresses to Onfdtasl NeCloskey.
LONDON, Oct 20.-The English and Irish
Catholics have prepared addresses for pre-
sentation to his Eminence Cardinal Ne Clos
key. .-s...t,qn.... ~. ....,..."
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

/" TIE QU1cKsTEP-PHMA. GAME.
! The Philadelphia AZ ,Dov CITY Item ol
Thursday thus rspeaks of the Quickstep-
Philadelphia game and the accompanying
unpleasantness: ,.-,.,,,,, ,l-... ,gy.
"The "Pearls" made 4 trip to Whining
ton yesterday, and succeeded IN taking into
camp the Quicksteps Of that city, BY score
Of 8to3. ga'' - urf9-,I
The attendance numbered about eight
hundred, and was composed largely OF
roughs and rowdies, who made themselves
thoroughly known before the game was
=, The game progressed smoothly up to the
end Of the eighth inning, when the score
stood to 3. }"
= In the ninth inning the Philadelphias
opened with good, safe batting, and secured
three runs before the side was out, the
Quicksteps, in the meanwhile, being retired
without rln. n,ilird nj gnj!s gl'E- 70
In this inning the Philadelphia players
were treated in shameful and brutal man
nsr by the young rufiians, who we're evident.
ly so enraged at the defeat Of their home
club, that rocks, bricks and sticks were
hurled by them promiscuously at the play
ers of the Philadelphia club, who had some
difficulty in getting away unharmed.
As Levi Meyerle was leaving the field he
detected young ruffian in the act of o.
saulting him, and in an instant he lounced
upon him and kicked him about the head,
for which the law idispensers of Wilmington
charged him five dollars and costs.
The Phiiadelphias also say they were beat
out of gate money" hna.! = $50 ".
Although there is no doubt among Will
that the umpire exhibited q
oartizan spirit, It Is certainly not the bust
less of the spectators to interfere; and
Ihould many such rows OCCUR Mayor White
ey will, doubtless, feel It his duty to prohibit
,ase bali playing within the city limits.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
FLAal1Es OWES THE OAbLE.
Turks and Ssrvians.

Turks and 6eFvlAns.
VIENNA, Oct ober 22.-A battle has taken
place between the Turks and seryian from
ier % ilitia, in which many troops on both
sides were wounded. ,,... gr ,'.,,. ......,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

Epizootie is prevailing in mild form IN
Illinois and Ohio.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

Partridge 81 ooting commences November
lat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
LOCAL NTELI4IGENCE.
AAiIroEd Hours.
rRAnss LKAvK WILMINGTON.


M Ae,s Yoyk-l:sl, A. M, 12.l7, la.42, o.42 p. N.
sundays, 1.sl, A. NJ
FOr Pailadetpisa-i.si ebo. $40, $40, 1890, A.
l.9i, A NJ. 400, $50, $50, P. M.
For Bditimore.--l2.52, z 20s. lG.02, A. M; 1.23,
$50, ,l0 P. M Sundays, 1889, 2.1s, A. Nj
For Washington 203, A. NJ; 1888, l.2S,
$40, I'D, 4. NJ. SUNDAYS, 1889, 2.03, A. NJ.
For Dsldpare 2. R.--o.0o, 1910, A. NJ. $40, r.
NJ No sunday trains.
For Neo cds,le.ooO. 1910, a. N. l2o, $40, p. NJ.
No sunday trains.
For Hiimi,.gtor and ReadiI.s n. R.-e.l5. $50; ; A.
NJ, 5.l5, P. NJ. No sunday train.
htr WilmislIton d Rsst,rn x. h-l0. 80 A. NJ; b.S5,
p. NJ. No sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Seis Ytvs.-1.os, A. NJ; 1884, lib, 100 P.
NJ sundays, i.b5, A. NJ.
Prom philg ephia.-i2.42, lisa, e.rs, A. NJ. 1900,
n; 1884 La, sno 5.l5, 6so 100, s15, li.0 p Nj.
sundays, IL ~, la3 1r.0a, A. NJ; 1loU, p. NJ.
From Pbr' Depopa-s.N4, A. III. No sunday train.
From FGlf,fnors - l.2l, 1925, 4. NJ. l2uI, L. ~,
5.32, g.2l, VI. Sundays, 1.2l, A. NJ $50, p. N.
FTo1a E,lhi.gtofi - ~, 4. NJ; 1907, 1240, $50,
92n, p. VI. sunday ,l.2l. A. NJ. e.2o, p. NJ.
FTnTa DeLdioore 4. R.-10.l5, A. NJ. so, $50, p.
II. No Sunday trains.
From Nsp CGstie.-soo 1918, a. NJ; $50, $50,
p. NJ. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington q Reading n. R.-s:2 A. NJ.
BIS. I 35. p. NJ. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Western Il. R.-T.5o, A. NJ
BIS p N. No Sunday trains
iBsvs PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
ls.4U $50, 1O.3o A. M. 1918, $50, 4oO, 5.15. $50,
81. 1s9 tl.3o. p. NJ. sundays 1910, $50 A. NJ; 9su
Il p, NJ,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
t.. F. KunneI's Butter wine Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so tllDroug j.
tested hy vii classes nf the community thar T. Is now
deemed Indispensable as Il tonir medicnr. II costs
but little, puritie> tile blood and gives 10 e
stomach renOva,e@ lie system ih-l pguii ipgS uie
EVERYDAY should have II.
For the cure oi Weak rt0mI ~, General Debility
Indigestion, Diseases nf thc Stomach, ami Tor az
cases requiring Il tonic.
This WINE Includes itc most agreeable and cllic-
cnt salt of Iron we possess C,ftutr uf Mas!i n"
oxide combined with Inc most energetic Of Va gtt-
Tie tOnlr-h Glow Peruvian BarK,
10 you want something 70 strengthen g"T
DO son want good Hrp.iI.g?
DO want 10 get rid OF LervOuingss?
DO you want energy?
DO you want 10 sleep well?
DO you want 10 hni up your constitution
DO you wan 10 fr.l weii"
DO you want a h-lsk AMI gnrDus feeing:
II you do trs kurtel- Bitter Wtue UI iron.
] only AK u trial ~ mis- valuable tome
Beware o. g unfcrfeiis. a. KuuEel's y ttrr wine
pi Iron IS the only sure and efeciuI remedy N the
known word for the perm incpt cure, ot IySpups d.
and ehilty, and - there ARE number ut 'Illita-
uOns offered "a the public wudt eau ION the COM
ln1u,t. to purchase none hIt tnc genuine artl.l,.
manufactured by l.. +. kuuErl. ana having his
stamp on the cork of every bottle ibe ycry fact
mat u'hefs are attempting to initiate TINS valuable
T'n ~ proves is worth and >p"tkl yo imHs ia a.
favor. Get the gennluc. Snd 0nlg IN " i0'tIHs.
sold by all DruggIs,s AMI dealers cycryWnlr.
9a9 TAPE WORM REMOVED .ALiNE 80
Head aud all compete IN two hours ~ fee til
n'ai Nissra. seat. Pin, ana stomach WORMS re-
unveu ry d. Kunkel, 259 North Smith St.. phna,la
SEM ipt crcutr or ASK your druggist fOr d bottle
nl hunkcls Worm syrup. ltncver tails.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
societies.
mYRrINnH THIS EYENINi

Fairfax Lodge, No. s. l. o. o. f., at odd Fell
lows's Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. &C. l. 0. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Delaware Tribe No. l. l. 0. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hail. AS Market.
Washington Council No. 1. o. L. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr. o. L. A. NJ, at Hall
51l Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. c, I. o. n. NJ, in saville
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at i04 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No 7, X. of F., at Knights of
Pytlias Hall. I'll Market street.
Washington Camp, +. o. S. of A., at McClaiy r
Binding.
Pioneer Council No. ], Sovereigns of Indus
try, at McClarv'a BuIldirg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
Local EreyItIes.

The ~ st assortment Of coflces and the c'ctp 81
9 aiy { inside ed, Is Ut BowmAh> 5ll and 2d and
King sts.
Bowman, Cd a King and 3 | KIN stree, is selling
the best soc ca TO he hal in the city, aud nn.r
grades comparatively, as caeap.
Briggs Bros gar erteGds in any quantity, at
buckingham y Go =, Front and Shpey streets 30
bushels union SETS, price - Ter bushe
New Italian Peaches 49, New Italian purnelns
:ic new French prnnes extra size lie new Tur-
ley l'runrs, l2G ;new sliced peaches, dried rAsp
berries bldCkbtrrles. seetllesS cherries, do puns,
etc llrst class goods, and the cheaue4t IN the tiwp,
at bownlAGs. on.y, u and King, and ., King It
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
City 8usiuess Di..str-s
AUCTIONEEKS.

AUCTIONEERs.
L. W. Stidham Son, Ill E. 9Th street
BANKERs ~ BROKERS',
r. X. Robinson Co, 40 Market street
BARBEltS a. HAIR DKE~sEn
A. Ashsnbach. 30 Market street
BELL HINGERs d BILL. pO-rkks
Geo W. jackson, 8 w. 9Th street.
Howard o. Moore No. 8. E Third street
BOOTA sHOk MAKKRs, and ORA,
X b.Ssoei b as,s1as Bso IS ssa ss Make. ~ ..r
John $; Morelaad, an and Poplar strss's
VA ". A. Tarner a' IL 90. ii sis Is Msesst- MARKET ,rset
CARPENTERS AND BUII.DEH-.
hAsdos., % shop i Theme a" bei From, R." ms
CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
Brisbaned DeMsinyills, 71 Market strs.,
Geo. A. Davis, eJ2 Shiploy street
Vim. II. Robinson, ll3Io II. sth street
CLOCKS, WATCHES. ~ Jk,Nki-H-
2 l. Bush. corner Seventh and Market .treets
J. 'es'SH S4ssss. Ass.'i i5 \. fns II s.sssi ss1%''
COACH IL CARRIaf:E uaTEu,At
wm. Green Do, X E. arr NJ .nd sh,pi.. s,-sts.
DKUtis,IsTS.
II. X Brinxhur-t, sI7 Mark-, .,r.at
fLORIETs.
Tstnail o.. Delaware Avenuo aud Jot..'o s'--.,
GENER Al INSTR ANt't sGENT-
Thomas f Piura!uor, B1a Market str,,et
Wooliey Van TRUMP, 5iO Market rtr4"i
GENTs' FURNISHING. t-pnrr
IAN. Jsmer n uprs Watson "A s2n. - Msrso' "'.-'
John p. Doughten, sl1 Market s,rs-i
HATS. GAPS. txr.
Hukiil 4 walrsvep, "a Marsst sues,
UhSs. X. Dabell. H. ID street
HARDWARE.
James Bro, All Market straat
IRON 81 STEEL.
VIM Green . 90. 4. E. COR I'd and sb,pl-,.
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland. s. W. cor. Front and Orange
Observation-Disclosures ~ sk. ni-
Elwpod Dosps, II W. htb strict
Il. ncAionasis. 81 aud King .t1ostA
MEitt HAST "a Itt;igA
Geo oruert, ls = tsurib -trest
Johc u. Nuhibsusse, iJ6 Eing strset
hAnlel Miller, Ji., l.P N..rket sttss
PAPhk ti6NGI>s:s-. A'IAisA
John X Holt, 90 And NsI sai sttee
REAs EsrA1'E SfaTsGs
Evans Pennington, Almond's Bds ~. xaawA
N. n. Dhiid Go, No ". 7th vtreol
J. W. Irnkof, ~ snd Sp,plsy e'rcets
WIN. toynoldE 4 To-, ~ S;srAst .trss
j: IlT.m-hsw, No. W. So Street
w. II. G.,liots. No. 6West jth street
VIM, Netsnliss & 90 ,fs H-rret atr-et
BESTtUH ANT & .ifJIAEn g,s.
Joseph Fnlln,cr 81 AMI 5s Msrss. strs..
ShW!Nis MACHINES.
t!sover / Baker s. NJ. Co., bi King strrat
Nov American Sewing hiA.hias, "a Msfast r.e.--.
COFFEE nnd TEA b-ai-r.
Union Psnro Ia. oonraoy, Ola Market stvs.t
USOFHTiNERs.
Tbos. j. Giles, III Ehiploy street.
fbrnP *9 NErset atroa'fS.s ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
Er-f OOKi LoOKL LOOKI

rr-T OOKi LOOK LoOK!
GrLLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE or ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t vii cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
II " v make you 'trong and give yo1 new life.
II VIII act upon your liver and tone up your diges
tluu
T. IL pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless.
II viii do all that ionic Will do without LIQUOR TO
.ttmuate. 1t is pot Wine OF Iron. Try Il. II etprs
orsAcrihe It. ClL-ry recommend IL. Thousan r.
gAs, been cured with 1t. suffer ne lnnger o-uH
.It get u circular. See what It has ,uue.
Nor sale by smith 4 Painter, z. Brnghursf \ CO..
McInall. Jr.. and i'rugrists peneraly. alr2-'itr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

r-Nerrous Debiihp.-A depressed, irritable state
nf mind; a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animatlun confnssd d head, weak mem
nry. The consequence Vt eXcesses, or meutal over
work This NeFpoiiS peJiiitg tnds a sovereign cure
IN BUmpIreys' Homeopathic SpeciGr. No y. 1t
tones up the system. ulspels the mental Il ON and
spODdency, and retuvenales es the entire ststeln IL
IS rerfectly huriness ana awas efficient, Price
S. for package OF five boxes and large SO vial of
p"wder, whcn IS impor ant In oil, serious cases
or 81 per single box. sold Dy sll druggists, sent
~ mail on receipt Of price. Address llumDbfeys
Specific Homeopathic Meiicne Co., No. !62 Broad-
way, n. cb25,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

fY- Y-dplericansd are Nation Of HySpep 'tes.We live
fast, dsspate and MI early graves We drink all
kinds of alcoholic spiTiis ana swallow, without
mastcation pork grea q, and every kihd of ife-des
troying, system-clOgging, ndigestbe food Dr.
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bltters Will remove tine
evil effects, and the recovered patient, with pure,
vifalZcd electrical blood flowing throu gh his veins,
VIII have clearer head and a cooler Judgment,
which added TO experience Will cause him to abstain
Ii the future Nv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

Iron in tie Blo0d.-When the blood is we supplied
vita It's iron element we feel vigorous and III! Vi
animation. 1t is an insutlicie cy Of this vital Gle
ment that makes us feel weak ann low spirited ~
such cases, the Peruvian syrup Ia prOtO2ide Gf
lrot) supply this deficiency, and It's nse will
lnygorate us wonderfully.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

"DIAMOND JEWELRY q Specially. Amert-
can and imported watches IS karat solid gold rings
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewelry in every
variety, also clocks at prices 10 suit the times. a. 7
W. Baily Old established stand, No. 622 Market IT.
Philc ieipha.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

y-Large FAN and Winter stock Of Boots and
Shoes, at Pretymans cheap boot and shoe storc,l2
Market Street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

fv- Woren's Lace Shoes from fl.59 up. ara We
Ieas button shoes from f2.T5. at Prettyinan 5.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

gS-Rens Winter Boots from s2.15 up, and Mems
a. Boots from 1880 up at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
CITY ITE m s.

Boots and shoes az prices to suit the times. a
Prettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
8eW4rds.

DEW ARD LOST-AN ENGLISH
IL Or yhcund Please return to
H. T. CAUSE.
marll ct Foot of West St. Get.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
The temperature, To-day.
Legislative Proceedings.

AS REeIsTERED AT TIRE ooMsrERcIAL OFFICE.
At A. NJ, 10 Al p. NJ, COS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
Gntfrtaiumfnts.

ftRAND OPERA HOUSE.
CHAs 4 FRANK MAJILToNs. .....-.. MANAGERS
FRED. Perkins. ..... MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 18Th.
The celebrated and wonderful
LIONS,
AND THEIR ECCENTRIC COMEDY COMPANY
First time in this city of the
GOBLIN prERArIc spEcrAcLs, Entitled
DING DONG:
THE PRETTY rAUNDRESsES OF LUTZEN,
Written expressly for the MAJILTONS. The music
inedenial 10 the piece composed. arranged
and selected 10y Alfred Lee. tsq,
and conducted 10y MIR.
FRED. PEsKISs.
ADMl~SioN. .'..-sO AM ob
RESERVED ATs...................-73 CkNlS.
To he had al Boughhan, Thomas co. =, 42l war
ket street inhrll "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

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4ft IlRES, meetings. ant npr entertainments
printed on the mammoth steam re.s Of lie Cor.
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