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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

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For al diseases OF the Liver, Stomach and splseu
MALARIOU5 FEyERS, BOWEL COM
PSlRSS ION. RE5TL FSSN ESS. JAUN-
DIG D3 =, EAUs ,; slGK - Hi5E,ADA Ann
BILIOUSNEcS.
It's emineatly a family medicine.
ase resort wiz save many an hour OF
suffering ard many dollar in timej
After Forty Years trial is-is's4rI
receiving the most unqualified tssti
annals Of it's virtues from persons
tie Eis4s5. cha, eaaTa ,5 and ana TssPon
EneCtuaI Specific
co5 for
Eeadache, Pain
u3z1frs ~ s- mr. 5t-T5scr
bad taste in the mouth, bill
ions attacks, Palpisatioa Of the
Heart, Pain in the region Of the
fo1s5dngs of evil. ri Of Ehisb ar5 the CT
spring Of a diseased Liver The Liver. the
Of the disease, and if Regulated IN te great Euf
i~fiaf @ l II slii.5 'i H, Seg g2 lly'u
Headache. sIOath Tastes Badly. Poor kFpe
'ii 5z a ron Ta5r.d Slv5l. St ~ BIZ iio sl''
ness" and notatnE win cure
you 50 spec4ily and
SI,i--o,-s' Inv -
ER l, GseU
= @ slim O nj q Is.
have never seen or tried such simple, emeaoloas
E2tisfaetory aud pleasant a remedy in my me.--H
Hon. AZe1. II. Stephens.
IoeeasfopaIIy use when my condition requires it. DR.
AK. A. sTLPEENs
C5rsrf0y Of Alabama
Your Ecgul-ter IA been IN use in my family f9l
some tine. and persuaded &c IS valuable addi-
sion to che medical 65isIcc-C5v. }, Gill SHOOTER
have uses tas Regulator In ny fam iIy for tho past
world IS he best medicine have ever used for that
class Of diseases it purp0rts to ecreH T. THIGpEy.
President IF city Bank.
a.o99 Lyf5 a.5alR.'sg l hl proved good and
Druggist.
we have Leea aesuaintsd with Dr. Simmons Liver
e ts 5.s se 5 ' er e 70 en- IS 32T y 20
r. T. LloE and p. L LT0-s, BzlIef7nte. Ca
N1s cured ~ luuou8' Liver Regulator afteF hav-
ing suasred several years with eal.s and fevsrK f.
AzDEEs0s.
The Clergy.
y wife ami ssifh have ussI abe Hegulatsr for years.
ana tessfy G, its great 7raues.-isv. J. r, FELDEE
Ladies Endorsement.
have given 7our medicine taar5szH trial. and in
10 has i JAILED eve sau satisiaetion I1LLE
u EACHAEs C-ttahocob5, Ca
Professional
From actusl experience ia the use Of this medicine
in my rIactl eel have been. and am satisfied
sne prescribe 1t as furgetTe ned ie-ne--b J, W
H. Z. Florida Conference.
have Used DR.. sizamoas' Liver Regulator IN ny
family faT Dyrersia aud SICK Headaehs aad regard
liefi any iaztaaes.-l.ev. W. +. EAsTEELIsG.
President OgIet6orpe College.
simmoas Lover Regulator i1 certainly speeiaa fer
thas ess Of esFi-iatl laiaa d eza5 T. oure.-Ke7.
DAVID WILLS
No iEsrAscE OF A FArrUHE os EEooED.
where sinmia's Liver Regulator has been properly
s. L. ZEILIN s co.,
Proprietors.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

Our junior typo says some Of our town
loafers call him the devil He says he
don't like this, aud will put tin ear on
some Of them before long
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

When you go to borrow your neigh
boFs BULLETIN, remember you are
cheating the printer out of 81 80, be
sides greatly ANNOYING your neighbor.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

Cotton picking has begun on many
farms IN good earnest.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

Peaches and watermellons have disap
peared from our streets
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17
4 copy attest

J. FENTRESS, Jr.
Clerk and Master.
J. & F. Fentress Solicitors for CompTts.
Sept. 10, I875-4t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01
WEEKLY hEFaEW OF IHE GIN
CINEA1I MARX ET. :" ~
; I.c1NcINNArr, June1-2P. M,

VuuOl-S - We
FLOUR-The market is quiet with only a
moderate demand. Fancy is worth SSdg7 per
brl. Family sold to-day at, u 5O, and some
choice brands at 10 IS; extra sold at $5 35; su-
perfne is worth "A zoos 10, and low graaes are
held at 81 5Udu4 70 per brl. Spring wheat -four
sold at S. rs and ranges up to IS 81 per brl Rye
flour is worth s6taS 70 per brl. ~
day. There is only moderate demand for red
lat 81 2yQl 81 for good to choice. Hill and white
are dull and quoted 81 27(0l 30 for the former
and 81 3al IS the latter, for good to choice Ids
RYE-The market isquiet, and good to prime
lots are worth 81 1901 ~ per bu. ,.'
OATS--Are dull and the market ,is. rather
weak. No. 2 are worth 65,g66c for mixed, 67g
$50 for white, per bu.
CORN-The market Is quiet. There is only
moderate demand. Good mixed is worth q %
10 for ear or sheIled. Prime white shelled
sold to-day at Toe per bu. .
BULK MEA1'S-The transactions are Inn
tied. The offerings exceed the demand.
shoulders are worth SIC, and boilers ask Nc
more Clear rib sides are held at 113SQpl1 II
MESS PURK-The market is quiet. There
is moderate inquiry for prime city at $xOvG
LARD-The market is rather inactive. There
is not much doing. Prime steam is worth IL J. @;
current make 14c per lb.; best kettle is offered
at lax gl47sc for city, and 147lc,gl4h for coun-
BACON-Tke demand IS moderate, but the
market is steady. Clear sides are worth 12kc;
clear rib sides l2kc; and shoulders 93sc per ID,
packed. Sugar-cured hams are worth l3sul4c
per lb. att
COrTON-The market is steady to-day. with
fair demand and sales ofiS7 bales. We quote
Ordinary. l21<c; good ordinary, i4c; low mld-
ding, Axci middling, l6i<ci good miudling,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

at previous rates. We quote: Bucksflot sg8G29,
and ass0rted $25au21 per keg. -. IL :
SOAP-eThe .,efland is fiir, and the market
remains steady with no mattrfal Variation.
We quete: Common yellew. 6NlgS16c, 0lrye.
U,4tals4c, and German. 7Vt%c perlb.
STABDH--Is. steady. and in LAR request at
49f'9bAl &c iser ib for foiiBed pearl. 7---
sUGAR-ls in fair cpnsunlptIve demand and
steady at previous prices. New Orleans is
Worth o1sitgo1ac. ieiined yellow, y1S'Gl0c: ex-
va -" lV1 glohc .B' wnire, iOiaCDlO1s Ct;
"a" white, 1890 Oa<c; nard. III s'nliAc pei 10.
TALLO~ -Afne demand for 'prilne country
s equal to the receipts, ana there is y steady
marked ut s7s q Sjsc Ver lb. .,lt l.I.l.s
TEA-ls stea,iy and in fair consumptive de.
mand. Pr.ces are unchanged. IL is quoted: |:
4Uclgs1 for common to choice Black, and 6Uca
$l AZ for Fair tO choice Green.
WOODEN WARE-The ma..,et is firm and
there is u far demand. Ne quote: TUBS,
nests Ys s. 50 tubs, nests, ss, 50 rs. tubs No. j.
10 5U; tubs, NO 2, 81 81; tubs, No. 3, sS so;
buckets. $2i churns Ne. ]. $40: hchurns, No. q.
W 81; ehuins, No. Q, ,ssS. wash h-boartis, 81
WOOL-Thc receipts are Liberal aud there is
generally a moderate demand. Weuuote: Un-
washed clothing, 3UG31c; unwashed combing,
Bbq4Jc; tub Washed, A. s4ec; common 10 lnle
fleece, 42e4sc; city pulled, ID aSse. a. 4 f
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

The Board Of Health met in regular
session, with President johnston in the
caair, and all the members present. The
minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The report Of the Milk Inspector was
received.
The report OF the Health Officer was
presented concerning the filing Of the
canal with water, the cleaning OF vaults,
and the preventing of the spreading OF
smallpox in this city.
A motion that vault Cleaning, except
atday time by the patent process, be
prohibited after the 1st of June, and
that po permit be issued from that date,
was adopted.
Alter reconsideration 1t was referred
to the Health officer.
Mcssrs. Ha te and Garges, sanitary
police, refused to do their duty in small
poX cases, and motion was made by
Dir. Minor that the Health Officer dis
cnarge any policeman who refuses to
obey his orders. - 80
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01
poITcr CoURT.

Drunk and Disorderly- Jennings.
Jas. Turner, Jonn SibneE Henry hiein, kobt
Eberle eash : and cUsts; jackson Tynuall,
i'eter kunkcl, each " and costs; Gorge q
Moorcstcad, Dan Jones, J. W. Sewell Conrad
Iiollse, alsgn esed. Phil Brady, costs: isabella
Iolrocks, bomas Beach. lshll rady, james
SN eeney, John scots, each dsm ssed; Henry
Bac K,slan, Pat Fog garty, each $40 and costs;
Julia Murray, continued TO 81 INST; William
Nnttle Peter Gatelv, each continued to 4tl
INST Gustav Gossman, Z. w. COOK, each u
AMI costs.
Miscel laneous-John o Neil, petit larceny.
House Of Refuge; George Prics. same. th.rty
davs and W I: Isaac StrOetz same, dismissed:
Dan Penrod, concealed weapons, 81 ami
costs; Rudolf Albrecht, intent to kill, con-
liued to the Sth INST; Loais Keckcler
threatening personal violence, 81 and costs;
Frank Carney. cutting 10 kill. continued To 46
inst: Frank Wilson, pet tIarceny, 80 da ls and
$50; John Connolly, same, 30 Gays and $2i; Pc
ter Gamblers, Matt Laifs. same, eacn ~ days
ons, II and costs; Dan She idan, LIn-
cola German, John Sheridan, house, break
ing, each House OF teluge; Mike Sparkle
receiving stolen goods, continued to st1
nuisance, dismissed; Adam johnson, lettering,
30 days and costs; y. NJ Evans, yag. same; +.
Pistler. care ess driving, continued TO 9Th .nst.
Ed. Weeks, vag, ID days; Ida Stone,
petit larceny, continued 70 Atti inst;. Eli
Fisher, stock at large, 81 and costs;
Eland Young, same, ss sfand costs; William
Schweitzer, lettering, dism,sse Chas., Held
house, petit larceny 10 days: 2. Wood, abus-
ing family, dismissel; Frank Nolte and IL.
fienfiage, peUIt. larceny, continued to 4t,
INST; Joseph Price, housebreakiBg. B5J;
Isaac Stoeitz, same, dieml $500; JACK O'Neil,
same, Hvpse Of Refuge: Chris Weber, Jap0b
Brandt, Jacob Ling, JYbn Bilenstein, embez-
Element, each bound over; John Thisl, vag,
continued to 4th insL,
AS sault and Battcry-Ferd Vogeler, $5 and
costs; John casey, continued to 4th inst; Phil
Lippert, $40 and oosts; Wesley Logan, dis
missed; Clarence Smith, 81 and costs; FRITZ
Wetiner, continued to 4th inst. H. Holzhaher,
s1O and costs; Dan Penroj, 50 and COSTS. .
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

CHICAGO, June 1.-The great Alder
manic contempt case is concluded, but
the judge reserved bis decision and the
Aldermen will not know their fate for
several days at least.
. The journal says that If Gen. Grant
were scheming man, accustomed to
practice tricks of the trade, one might
put double meaning upon his letter,
but he never in all his public life prac-
ticed the least guile. lie has meant what
he said and said what he meant, neither
more nor less. He has fully met the de-
mands Of the case and given an effective
quietus to the question. Fr
Internal Revenue Collector, Phillip
Wadsworth, to-day received a note from
Commissioner Pratt, reque sting that he
tender his resignation. The note assigns
no reason for the request except that
the good of the service demands his res
ignation. Mr.. Wadsworth has not yet
given his answer N''' "''H O." ,-c
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

NEW YORK, Juue 1.-The final de.
post of 81, 900 IN the prize tight between
George Rookie, OF this city, and Tom All.
len, OF vt. Louie, who fight near Pitts.
burg on the lStn, inst. tor $4,000. ard
heavy weight championship, was posted
here to-day. Rookie was present in per-
son, while Arthur Chambers and Bill
Edwards came on from Philadelphia to
represent Allen. W. r." FE .:e'7 t.7s
Large delegations from this city and
Brooklyn left this morning and lasI
evening for the National Brewers Cun.
vention which meets in Cincinnati to.
.mOfiow.
The steamer Germania brought the enl.
banned bodies of Henry Friend and
Wife. Of Milwaukee, who perished in the
Schiller disaster. ~ aH
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01
LATEST LOCAL.

YOUNG EGNER's trial is set for June
21st. " ysA, .N84 's
The June term of the Common Pleas
Court opens next Monday.
Bye O'Clock this evening the Miami
canal will be retilled with water and the
horrible stencil which emanaJed from 1t
abated.
DEPUTY CLERK JOHN Q'SHAUGHNEssY
arrived here last nignt from his trip to
New York, and was at his post to-day in
the Police Court. ''A ~
THE jury in the case OF Cordelia Jayne
against Dunn IL Witt brought In YER
dict for the defendant. The particulars
OF the case are mentioned in our Court
Cuttings. ~
FREDERICK HINDoRF was examined by
DR.. Ciendenin in the Probate Court and
adjudged insane. He was accordingly
sent TO LOngview Asylum. AT the jail
he bit his right arm so severely that it
bled for fully halt hour afterward.
On 'CHANGE to-day, the death OF
James w. Bishop, OF Bishop Brothers,
was announced, and w. B. Maddux,
James NJ. Glenn and Robt. p. Harkness
were appointed a committee tereport ap-
propriate resolutions to the Chamber.
MAYOR KRoEGER, Of Mt. Airy, has
been arrested on IA warrant sworn out by
Marshal Stout, OF that place, charging
him With selling groceries and liquor on
Sunday. He will he tried before Squire
Evitt, at No. 5S West Sixth street, on
Thursday.
JUDGE BELLAMY SToRER is lying at
the point OF death al his residence, on
Ninth street, and will probably not sur
yive until tomorrow. Siuce tue stroke
Of ap0plexy,w which came upon him about
three weeks ago, he has been beyond the
hope Of recovery.
DANIEL AND JOHN SHERIDAN, aged IL
and y years, and Lincoln German were
Gent to the House of Refuge this morn-
ing on charge OF breaking into Penny's
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01
FINANCIAL.

Gold is frmer to-aay. 1t is quoted in New
oIk I68 ar 80 4. M.
Eastern Exchange is active'a and firm. There
is very little making. The receipts do not
meet the demand. Rates arc unchanged, Buy.
ing AT par and selling at 1-l0 premiIm.
Sterling is steady and in moderate demand
at previous rates. IJ IS quoted 4.9J sight, and
4S7eixty day bills gold sss mar F'thf
There is a fair demand for Southern Rail-
road 1-dU bonis at l0t and interest. Gas Com
pany's stock IS quoted -0sx, Little Miami Rad
road stock 100, Consolidated Street Railway
stock 81.
Thefoliowing are the l:sO p. M Waii street
Quotations for lIuYprnmenL lAli.fls ta-ilau.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

The average man Knows as little about
fashions as an editor does of wealth. He
will check off his wife's millinery OF
dress-maker's bill, item by item, with an
assumption Of wisdom and easy conf.
dence that would vanish into thin air al
the sight of an interrogation point. He
wants the credit of being sharp and
knowing, and to gain this he will raise a
great MANY questions himself and very
carefully eyade those put by another
in doing which he often SKINS over very
thin ice, and sometimes breaks through
altogether and plunges into very sea
of bitter modification. It's astonishing
what a sham a man is and how super.
ticial is his fashion lore.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

f HOGS-MarEet quiet, with limited demand
at - 50ta6 30 Tor common; 81 0(9T 20 for medi-
um, and 81 3St@7 81 ior good grades per
Genital
l. CATTLE-Are quiet and 'nrm. No change
IN prices. Common to choice are worth 50 500
u pO. total range, per GENITAL
oHEEP-Marketa quiet and steady. Demand
moderate: fair to choice are worth "a vUlD6 rs
Der GENITAL. - =
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

public meetings, or entertainments or
any kind not prohibited by laN as the
governing body may from time' to time
permit"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01
Cincinnati lice Stock Market

CINUINNATI, JuHt Il r. M
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock ion the past "A hours: -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01
RIVER NEWs. ,

The weather to,dayis close, cloudy and rain
ing. l Jiu> 80 ~
The river has risen one inch since our last
report, with eight feet four inches in the chan
neirby the Water-wOrks marks at six O'clock
this morning. 7sf = sAi'' 8. . - 3'', ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

The IoitowIngIs the ~ r. M. report OF ks
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, S<
rett " Co., ~ W est Third street:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

NEW YORK, June 1.--Arriyed: steam
ships .Periere from Hayre, and Queen
from Liverpool.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
The Temperature, To-day.
AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oFFIoE.
Att A. Nj, IS AT p. NJ,
hoard of Trnde.

MEETING LAST EvESISo-nEPoRTs oF NuMERous
coMNlrrEEJ-TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA
GENERAL CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE.
The attention of the Board OF Trade, last eve
ming, was mostly occupied in bringing up ar
rears Of business. Various committees appoint
ed to urge legislation, nc, reported the results
of their labora, which had generally been sue
cessfnl, and were discharged. Among thctn
were the committee on amended assignment
law. The new act, Mr.. Capele, chairman OF the
committee, stated made important changes. se-
curing more completely the interests of the
creditors of assigned estate. One of these re-
qnires notice to be given Of assignments.
The Committee on Usury Law. Mr.. Bradford
chairman stated that nothing had been effected.
The Committee on Harbor Improvement re-
ported that Congress had voted 100000 to that
work.
The Committee on Centennial Mr.. Belts,
chairman, reported that the Legislature had
voted Sl0 0OO, and authorized the City Council
to vote "a, 5,0O0., which the latter would probably
do.
Tie Committee on Onion Depot Mr.. Jenkins
chairman, reported that it appeared impractical
BILE to induce the railroad companies to build
this season.
The Committee on County Division, Mr.
| Croasdale chairman, reported their visit to Dov
| er, and courteous reception by the Legislature
but that the county had not been divided.
| The committee on General Incorporation Act
Air. Iehlu ftiihn, reporteu thhI tiic ieSisia
ture had passed general act, which woult
doubtless prove Of great service, if not entircl,
perfect.
| Tuesday evening ne xt was fixed for the deliy
| cry of Mr.. Auchincoss's address on commercial
relations with South America, and the Secretar,
| was dir cted to invite the Mayor and City Coun
Gil TO attend, and also such other persons n
might be designated to him by members OF th
| Board.
| On motion of Mr.. Lea, the President was auth
orized to appoint general committee of five OF
| the Centennial, to which all matters in refereuc
| to it should be referred, the President and Sec
rotary to be two of the five. in connection nitl
| the subject, Mr.. Jenkins called atteHtlon to til
Importance Of having some.-ystematic arrange
ment as to what should be exhibited on behal
of this city, i'm order to fnlly show its situation
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON


For Hs'0 Tork,-l.sl, A. NJ, la17 1a42 '.as, p. H.
FOr Philadelphia $50, $40, $50. 1880, A.
H.. 12.11, 19.s2 g. b.42. T20, $50 P. N. Sundays,
1.s1, A. M. 400, $50, $50, P. M.
For Baitinnore-1262 203, 1902, A. NJ; l.s3,
$780, 7.1O, P. M. sundays, 12.o2, aos, A. NJ.
$50, III, T. NJ sundays, 1859, 2.03, A. NJ.
For DeLatoare R. R.-6.00, 1910, A. M; $40, F.
N. No sunday trains.
For Nes Castle-b.oO, 1910, A. M. las, 64o P. M
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Reading Il. R.-6.db, $50; A.
NJ 6.1b, P. M. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington d Western r. h--l0.30 A. NJ; b35
P. HI. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE At WILMINGTON.
From Nep York.-i.os, A. M. l2.5A, Lib, 100, p
M. sundays. l.53. A. M.
From Phia.ielphia.-laa2 a, 1.ss, sso A. M; 400
sundays, 10 40, 1.o3, 1905, A. NJ. /; 11.00, P. M.
From Por. Deposit.s.ai, A. NJ. No Sunday train
From baltimore - 1.2l, 1925, A. NJ 12OI, 1870
b.32, 9.2n, ?. N. Sundays, 1.2l, A. NJ. 80, 7. VI
From Washington. = In, A. M. 1907, 2.4O, o92
800, z. n. sunday ,1.21, A. n. :e,2c, p, NJ.
From Delaioare Il. R.--l0.1o, A. M; so, $50, 7
NJ No sunday trains.
From Neto Caste.-s.0O, 1915, \. NJ. $50 $50
P. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d. Reading r. R.-S..2, a. M.
BIS. I IS, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington f Western r. R.--T.5o, A. NJ.
ais P. M. No Sunday trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
1910, s.30, 1880, A. M. 12.1b, 2so, 400, olo 800
e4o a.3u li.sG P. NJ. Sundays 1910, $50 A. NJ; p.s
II so p NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
l.ocai Rrevi,ias.

sun isc at 81.
sunset at G,4s
Moon sets AT rs.
False pride goes before false hair
Subscribe f)- the CITY Directory and dent borrow
Morgan for ucck-,ics The place Is 4 Market
st.
A nic1 roast at moments notice at Fuilmars,
sos Market st.
The pace 10 get b7ys Gays anl hats Is at Webb's.
304 Market s..
q BIZ heads fine pa e.. rev type, less than Phlla-
de PIMA prices ut ths oMNERCIAL nlce.
1t moiimes happens that when mans heir
thinks he ought to die he MY dyes his hair.
Why is there 80 much fuss made about spelling
match S There Is but one way OF spelling II.
" he most stylish collar you can wear ia the ar
wick. ssk for at the gents furnishing stores.
Dube is the only ST. halter. TIL number is
?, cas-. Of Market, Go there for fasNIonabie hats.
A young man in Wilmington has sued his barb r
Ter cutting oil his mu.tache. The biIber says he
ddht see it,
Economy demands that SIN K rs use Sing'es 4
son S Paitsg y. for quarter or rnefas Tor a
quuter, a. Market street
The Enterprise MaDufac uring Co are agents IN
Delaware or Gardners raeu! ehlif bot on far bet
ter than cane AMI huutsomer. h NJ. Co., Is at 22U
Market It.
BRt"cH sToRE.-Mr. ". Cararr has not closed
out his bus iness at the cid stand No. it6 Market
street but continues th're an has opened brai ch
at ,0G Narket 81. j. Al Collins Is IN charge OF the
latter lace Mr.. Canary lis clothing n bottom
prices at ;, It'll stores.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
Yust aud found.

G K REWARD-LOST- - ON SATUR-
ADc DAY, Nj h 27th in h street, between Mon
roe and WashinQIon, FUR collar The above reward
Will be raid II left at apr'-ft TINS OFFICE.
1 OST BUND-NOTICE Is HEREBY
IL given TINT Delaware 4. r. list Mortgage Boni.
No 500 for $50 : due In July mex, with the unpaid
coupon Of January last has b en- mlslaid lost,
and ap Ii ation is abou, be mads for the issue OF
new bond IN lieu thereof -
apr6 ecd-6.' JNc c. PATTERSON
T OST OR STOLEN-6 OR FANTAlL
IL pigeons. A reward will be pad for any infnr-
nation in regard to them, by aprlying to
sAMUtL CANB".
apf5-3t 1I0l Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07

fS Nervous Debiidy.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confuse head. weak MEM
ory. The consequence q excesses, m ,ntal over
in Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No Is. 1t
tones up the system. dlspels the mental gloom and
spondency, and re1uyena'es the entire system. II
Is rcrfecty harmless aud al%a efilcinnt. Price
81 for package of nve boxes ard large 81 Vial of
POWDER which is import ant in old, serious cases ;
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists, or sent
by mail receipt of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co.. No. tG2 Broad
way, N. Y. feb25,d&
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
The Clayton House.

ARRIVALS up TO NOON TO-DAY.
L |. Sawyer, Meriden, Conn.
W Barley, New York. -.
Col G d Brewster. - %
n Q Lounsbury, City.
c + Donovan, Chicago. -5sg.
A p Hildreth, Cape May.
John McMalin, :" ."
Chas w Gelkie, Baltimore.
Alexander Fulton, Dover.
l. II Hamilton, Quebec, Canada.
] $ Snyder, Baltimore.
j NJ 2 OTIS, City.
A Flint, Phila. -5--.
A Case, Hartford, Conn.
DR. Stanley and wife. New York.
Vim A Haynes, Long Island.
W NJ Baldwin, Coatesvile.
James L Wicker4ham. g
DIS Woodbridge, Richmond, Va.
Henry Froehlich, New York.
Robert Dix, &"
] B Stanhope, Baltimore.
L M LArkin, Chester.
Clias c Mcclure, Lewisburg, Pa.