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, 1875-02-04

but ts the people here knew tho difference they
III oig ofi!y tho pest. 80 tho poor end tho tot1eh
ia Eent Eset. much AZ is tho casa with ton thn
choicest Icing consumed at homo, while tto in.
lctlor ls sent to England and America, I f1ouht
slao whether all the slauRhtering Of bt,.fslo IL
!naKlhE much Impression; for these herds 1oam
hntlnE y done IN region less ttat loo u,iIos in
ef.ent. 1t TIM Government wlahcs to atom tt,n
elauehter, the mir war Ia to rent out solaters
a.n !hea of4ef soldiers to sec that tho frat otoy
"iuo''' N. G.. n.
, 1875-02-04
Freight Hereafter to Be Fixed
by the Companies.
Appointment Of Receivers for the c., c.
4 !. C. Road.
The Rev. Mr. sponcer on Hnll-Faro
Permits.
Unloading Cars on Track---A1'-
pOintmoltts.

EMO Of THE SARATOGA COMBINATION.
new YonK, Feb. B. Representatives Of rail-
roads Interested In tho Saratoga compacs ware in
session lero to-day. The moeting was presided
pyer by Con. Jacob D. Cox. On motion Of Col.
Thomas Scott Of tho 1ennsylvania lload, it was
reeovel that the powers Of tho Bureau OF COM
missionora for Western Railroads 10 suspended
"a far as they Eolats to freight business until
otherwise sgraed by the Managers Of those lnca,
and that the General Freight AgontH meet immo
dnteiy to establish ratns ot1 oast-bonnd freight
business, but tint tho bureau OF Western Con,-
rnssoncra continue It's organization au1 tAolr
control Of tho passenger buslneus.
, 1875-02-04
The Gathering Of lStaFfn1o Homes,

|. t"frtsto'nie''e< ef fhs ten l'ark Yrituue.
nhEELEY. Co!, ,!an: 15,-lt Hcemy tu me that
"Tlle nnffa" uud llin Douos conyoys MI nlca
tllat ii iikely to rnislead. inasuuc!l AZ it will bu
surpassed tue bllblno1s of gathering bones cal,
Oe carried gu to altaont auv a1seut. Three wears
ago We lad terribly cold wIntnr Hnow lay ot,
TIE ground nearly four months over tho who}o
E!alus from the Missouri River tn the Norky
Moantans, aud grvat numbers Of bufyaloua
po'lshod, also cattle.. 1t H In gathering
THO vicinity of streams sud in sholtered
plhcoa, which makes business, sucil a4 1t iH,
aud wlleu tl.e cEol, Of tAat cold winter iH gone
thAt WI bo tue et'd Of Z. To gather lonos 1t
- = to-. cannot be profitable, but there must bo
Tremendous rroat somewhere When bone dust
sells at $40 tom aud upward. Hones do pot 70.
main on tho GROUND long, probably not moro
than thrco or four years, for they nre largely
qo,'1a+d O.. n BY coyotes. who have u equal relish
almon: anything, though Tin cans sot hard III
tileir stonaohs. In tue old freightng days. from
lob0 tu l660, vast number Of oxen Eayo OH by
the way, md u l510 they were seon thickly along
they havo mostly disappeared
r. lne M horns and skull Of bufalo list longest.
H. dla.! Runea ats exceedingly 1uss aud doubt |
whathe1 they would lo on tlc plailla longc1 than
two ,years. Az to thor skuils making good
arc IL such small pieces. Made into sulnll tino>
combs, they might do good service. Human
bolca aro quite s,nslI, though uumg1ous, aud |
unlsr the in.luauce Of Tho hot auu, the fierce
dryinl. winds and tho kcen fsoats Of winter thoy
quickly disappear, 80 that tsis bono -1,ickiue |
business cannot DO loponded upon for llyi,v.
Tue correspondent ii partly tight and partfy
wrong in saying that buffalo uloat il not uood' |
There IL a great difference between tha !
meat OF al old and young bnt- !
fs1o. That Of ~ old aud poor animal ia d.
tasteful! aud e'en repulBlye; but that OF a
yearlng OF OF Young COW il teudcr, Juicy, aua
scarcely oxcelleu by the choicest Christmas Lnef.
good deal of buffalo ucst IL sold In the touua
ot tno Plains, generally At cents pound for
hlhoquaftets, and ccut leBa for foreaua,teru,
, 1875-02-04

Chinaman was arraieucJ iu a Nan Fr. .ccfac,
Io9fs ta9 other day on Charge OF murder. T'ho
Judge asked him whether llo iad rotainaIl co,:mo
fs1 5n. ~ repsd tut 10 h.d hs Wv nothins
nox os ensaan snd might ss well bo executed
he Lad = many ghta n tAe Court ~ INV NV othsr tises
snNn' Whsreupon ths Chins1uan arose fron % his
sSat. hls face eoanins with gratitude, aud bonad
poutsd tdaaSoTGefnsat Sy LGs Ha 9qauss! VI. then ap-
, 1875-02-04

mort time ago the railroads gave orders to
Ase ~. snout ceata per 100 pounds extra
.os unloading cara on The track. This ,raa
wv. W 'he plea that cars very ofton remained
~ sne yards for long ti.us, preventing tho
Gompsny from using them. atill ths,a w.s co,,'
sia"laa!s REowlag about this order. # nsino
H. q many ahippera tllat 1t had been maJe
u y, tayNs n. o. tue elevators 70 avoid auy ie''ily
so1el 70 ssd deo%a@sa o9as. ~ n nno. Genital las re-
lar in regard to iii. I .sauod tho following crcu-
t,s ese1ao fsb: 1874 Y Aa<ne. From TIT, a,.
- .Soshod Es,.taE n, .utaao.aos carr u. track Wit
msnsa Of s1atn The uaoadius Of r1a On =. shlp.
oEieEx. ,1' SAeep1 uudtr special
for esch esr detan.d, In loading or un,o,,,.
& honss rtr car will b. chArss1 fa+ n.h usgs
sey os psxs of day, for such dttsnton. t's esea
, 1875-02-04

n sshn Il. Alllazd, lately Amounted y.
eHavss o< tAs Peoria l. ltock Island n..,,as,
osopan9, has made .hs following nav .na",.'.
, 1875-02-04
The Question Of Capital Stock
Taxation.
Allegations Concerning the Manu(ac-
turers' National Bank,
The Mc0ord Will Case---' II Sound in
Mind and Memory"
New Suits, Judgments, Etc.

| he CHICAGO COURTS.
cAe11A1 s1ocK 1Ax-THE uHicaao ALTON RoAn
temporary injunction wan granted seAtorday
~ '"aRe8 ptu'nh1pna anu b!odsetti III tho case
VI 'ehs"p es a. VI: mo lineage Alton lsail.
1o"a eo.ipanS' aho D'll was h'ed by foreign
n'olhs,''ue' aRa'nhs she company a'ti the Cnun-
| s'''eeso' !" Fes'1a'n l"o eollectoh Of state
h"o cot'''s 'aaes Oh Tie katlroad Company q
| cat'itAl btock. Reference waH mado to this case
yesterday in TIM 1'g.hEHr and 1t was stated
that although Lie initial slatcp conrt rensr,,lv
foc1. t,o,nd =, fo1,, IN t,tat. 1,,su.... cas'.,
~ I,a "o"a ~ 'o'o" 'so h'a'' 1uprcms court
~ Ssa'o matters yet az IN tho case decided the
issuo OF taxation on capital stock was not fairly
| in isBuc. Judges Drumu,oud and Dlodgett
heard arguments. an,. fina,tv rr.n,a1 a tnr,nar,.
| ~ in3unctlon
~ '",u"''to"' .....
Although 'lia Injunction iA not final, ret, IA it
wab decided aftet arguments heard aud az in all
| other cases of like kind tnmpornrv ininncti.n.
hayo Lccn granted In the 1,ni,nd st,,n. f,o,,.,
- ..'r4N. s."",s0 a. tNo o''''c" ''atea ton.'
| United States Co1rts will declare taxation OH
the capital stock OF 4 company to bc yoid,
TIE wayurAc1rBEns' NATIONAL, n..r
Jaues Irons recoyorou ,n1rrnent sl,n~, ,.r,,
~. ...oi,,a. H. ~. """'t ''l'e
ubo asastn' .he ueluhc' Aaiaulactnlefa National
] LINK for Si..l93.6l, and yesterday filed =
| creditors bill on the Judgment against
| tile Company and la Holmes i,s
President, In shicn he makes some
| revelations, Irons says tho bnnk closed lin
doors In October 1874 Iaynr at that t;,no L., ;t
,osscsson 81 I'm 1fo - ,r,,,' a., ION nno AZ -"
r., ''' - "'.A' @4'"0','po "as
~ eaSn. tno asee.s were At tAat sisne III e1cesa
Of itB liabilities, though how much cannot bo
Atated. The bank went iuto voluntary lIouiaa
tiou, anil s,uce fiat tiue r., t1n,,nou hoe a,,,
,xit, ,arrn nrn,her at t,,o araa;,o~, - s.,.'1s
~ NV . ia.so nnoGr u tnn creditors by giving
,orUa r'nmhar oF ti,st.n nnn s", up h,Hs
~ S0,a ~. & ~ ..sena 10 ao'en nase 1aeh aus
nnarraa tr'a, ro I.n "n1. t.u.iua sieo' az III
tha ,eos sof ~ ~ ~ sotne ctefs 70 sumo OF
s sus ie@ns a'htap'o =. ~, as'eta q 'ue hhnk:
.1Ta ..a. ~.or o. atGe " r.. n' tles nhs cpnFe1tea
psa. VI tlg on1h asse3H - 20 ny OVID se, CT
t ."tn oon ~ 'a ittebas' Ihat ms enaEo ii
apous Szou.uu pSs'uas !antas hofnee; tad othcr
ntuteitx proovloubly purchased "!ta Tue tundH Ut
tuo uahs. 4no voluntary i'4noatfon' cnhplah'
naS .ui9hs VIZ unls eiaf1l ano lfaua. gotten
~ aisa fa911ea on ohiS 70 cover tue transac-
tteha oi 1ioi1nea ana TUG tana, anu Of dlsposin8
o. 'ta assets. - tho ttme oi the suspension
tiH tno 3aMk nad e7ss, 100 Outstanding III ha-
, 1875-02-04


Special LtsFstth to Ihe Chi.ago Tribune,
srR1Ndr1ELp, ILL.,, Fab. 3,-TAe Supreme Cour
met this morning, aud transacted the following
busiueHs
MOTIONS p1RrosED OF.
~ re reepe q 81! w. ncosae W 1eningoF ct H.
r!t eusta:hed. ard csut. ,anttuued.
10 Pratt. surersedeaa allowed IND bond approved
NEW MoTIah4.
r. The peupic ey rel. the H.. i, D. l. ~ n H. ro,n
naty ". S::lHrt.eo:a ct 81. o: Old T,w1i, A,Iean
.otnty. Mctshu tn refer question Of E.ra Arrs to
4t q. @. y. H. H. c.. y. JpscnA iteI,a et al,; ni.
1eat fr"1n sApgtn,on. Nation by appellant for teu
daEs afsLltiolal tsiisr 10 ut briefs.
d. The rGc Vi. i. pes 4, iHce ct a.: original sutt
lFnsn fjilino Eu1lty.
&. S&1Ee Va. h.'nc; ss.nr.
County. '+"S''4
In these three eascs tue order Of continuance
VAS set asle, and .he apma,a di4nlsael at TIM
INSTANCE OF tho Attorney y-lieuc1at.
%. c. A. \. II. Gu. II, Thu Isop1c, etc.; error 10
81. N. &. Higgins ". Nay cs.rtis: snreal from
e; ,Cbssr.gg s M'Ioa for thirty lass additional tisns
'ffrnlilu. Apisal dismsssed IA pr .tjrnlalioa
asl vsEo M Of rneoss Vs eat hs nrr
lsarls. Mutton by defendant N error for fecn dHys'
adtlitiBnHt tine To ii!+ argument.
Clark HuFBe RaN7y Company, Cunitnuauca set ns,1e
anl cause takrn by court. '''
11o The People asc, ". Dtrl Dickfori. Motion to
attike from ro1l. ~
In this case
Mr.. kNonRs
appeared fer Mr.. Eickforl. and said, "a have
prepared I'll affidavit fer continuance 8tnee mr.
t1ved here bad Ill Interview last oyoning with
tho Acknowledgement. and I an authorized by
him to state that it ii would meet thu wishes of
the caurt, llo woulti iittrpose 10 objection tn n
, 1875-02-04

II. t. Whitrislgc. Auf1itar; aud j. v. S1nfloncy
General Fre1h: and Ticket Agent.
Mr., II. l.. HI.,ltc tho nawlY-appontcd Assist
ant General Freight Agent At tho Illinois Ceu-
sral l.ailruau assumed lis duties yesterday.
, 1875-02-04

Snt tat b,ardteh to 7Ht Chlcuga Trfbnne.
WABASH Ind. Fob. 3.-The oloction held yes
terday in Noble Township, in this county, OIL
tllu question Of alsting thu proposed WahaAll &
kolomo Railroad to tho 1n!iann coal fields 10 tho
amount Of sf5.o oh1, resulted iu favor Of tho sid
by u,aj jotity uf $50.
, 1875-02-04

\ Lawful MArrinEo without Doubt.
Tho Columbus {Ohto) STATE Jourua! relates tho
woes of nowly-marriod lnan in that State,
About u month ago, It says. Marquis d. Lafay-
e1te l'easltol. Of G1oyoport, married. Lydia AIM
satah Elizabeth Mu3Aloy. It WAS u blissful
nh!o'l' aud Ilsy colamgucad lifo happly, with
VEohpecLa or future Of contentmcut ranging ilA
extent with tho lonsth OF thar llalnes, Uut d
aistnfbeT OF their peaceful harmony aros0 tho
o!her DAY, ant! croatod N unpleasant state of
ahalre foF tho time being In tho publication In
newspaper OF the marriage llcenses Beachtol's
ijhun Was by mistake commenced with y.
H"w some OF Marquis Do Lafayettus friends told
him tlAt OH this account there MAS something
Wong ABOUT tue lieense, and il it appeared thai
WY On tue court records hts marriage waa illegal,
aha 10 ought to look after the affair. Our hero
"aa much exercised over tho matter, and re-
solvea 70 sind Il that was Bo for nure. Accord
lnsly. Wednesday, morniug, hs put on hls eaates
o. utoyoFoft anu got un to the canal and started
1of toiumbust via Lockburn ants Ehadeyi!lo,
sRet!'B distance OF not less than eighteen
m'les TO arrived III tho city ab0nt noon almost
deaa. lie had lad = pretty taugh Job OF it,
cl'tnhn8 over tho ktka and skating oyeE very
fote!i ioo' When hc appeared ut the Probate
Court room he WAS pretty i,cs1ly gone his handa
were Cracked by the Niud ami b1eolinK quite
proluseiy from bruises that ho had na4o n falling
dowt! ou tho ira ho wls In fact badly used ut,
bt he had the eAtretns satisfaction VI hearing
from ueputy dsle that hin llconse waa ~ good a.
wheat III tho mill" aud that whether bis namn
had been printed with D Or b. Lydi& Ann
Sarah Elizabeth was hts wife aud couldn't betsken
from hsin. He started for home iustants1.
, 1875-02-04

PitnF. Q. +, FnWhEH, T1e.dsy and grsday E,sp-
ESb ;CELTUsI G;.i,uit.ioa, as 10 fost ~.
sad shit"n. rllreno|ogy h-t busnsss ete dsiy frnn
~ NJ t - =; M. " tho Palmer House uall Thuraday
Exeuins. March 4. only. ''' @''1'.""s
, 1875-02-04

spee'ai i,srstth to I.le Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Fab. 3,-The Supreme Court
met this motuiug, aud transacted the following
business:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
The Public Det,t Home.

The Nav York Tunes thua ezposes one of 1Ir.
Hendricks arguments namely that tho public
debt should be wholly placed at home instead oi
partly abroad.
" We wonder il any Of his bewildorod aulitor4
tried TO figure out what Wholesale return of
national securities to the United Statca would
mean. FIRST, an enormous depreciation in price
affecting the value and the security Of the Aav-
ings Of every bank depositor in tho country
next, stoppage Of the process Of annual
decrease Of interest payrnents and tic en-
tering upon new period Of increase, and, third
the Withdrawal OF many millions Of dollara
from productive employment TO be locked up in
lne interest bearing securities of the nation.
That would certainly be quick and easy route
70 tho ruin and bankruptcy about which Mr..
Hendricks talks 70 glibly. As to Keeping gold
IN the country by bringing back onr bonds from
abroad, that il equivalent to eating our cake and
still having it. Tho idea that wc can retain golt
while furnishing no avenue by which it can get
into circulation IL equally prepo7terous. People
who can be brought TO oppos1 specie payGnentf
by wild statoments like those Of Sir. Hendricks.
are certainly beyond the reach OF Intelligent ar
g1lmeDt."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
A CniIfornin .rnp,yinc.

The Santa barbara (California) Agent Of the
Centennial Commissioners has been for somc
time negotiating with Mr. M. Sarver, the owner
and conveyed to Philadelphia, to be placed ii
the California Department OF the Centennial Ex.
position. Lately it became evident that the
giant was dying, and At last MIR. Sarver agreed
that 1t should he brought to tho Centennial, and
has undertaken its removal himself, and will at
tend personally to it's exhibition. Tho young
hardy, giant vine, the offspring Of the old giant
vine, and growing within one hundred feet Of it.
wears the honors Of it's parent. beng now the
iargest living grapevine in the world.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
spfrial alotifes.
Testimony.

kestimonYs
IcneaduIly y;-e ;his testimony to the public that
NTs. FoGtar'E IIood furiief and Tetter Ointment
cured ne
/ wlz Gfeicted fer many years with disordered
blood, troublesome and ossrtnate letter OF the
SKIN and sweliny Of the glands ot tls, neck, which
was the occasion Of prolonged hdnys!ng and sx-
perse.
cons1itei eight Of the mosttBromlnent phyHi-
cia-s Ia the city 9ne lse1 their medicine .ong time
Wi,hs1t receiving any permanent relief on the
contrary ge.ting ToTsei I'll finally almost despair
ing Of hope, | was induced " try Mrs. Fozter's
beinp certain cure for my diseaae. II vas the
trrnng peint in m Gaze after using two bottles
of .ae Efso3 Purifier in connection with the Tetts,
0.ntnen!, the swelling ceased the eruptons dlssp
r--.red sAd now am entirely and ehectualy cured
II further Information ls desired concerning naJ
| t-zEs, c4.l a. my residence.
THOS SCOTT,
| 1880 claymont Street, over lin Street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
THE DEPRESSION MOI DUE TO con-
TRACTION

large t,zrt Of the inilAtonis. stock in trade
is the declaration iha. tie present period Of de-
preston is due to contraction Of the currency,
or to the anticipation Of contraction. IhiA is
absolutely un.r1e, and every Intelligent man
kuows it. The Panic Of 1873 was due to natural
csuses it was the collapse Of speculative enter
prises the natural reaction from oTer-prodac-
tion, and extraTsgant expansion OF credit. jay
Cooke d Co. stretched till they snapped and then
the whole unsound fabric fell to pieces. Tie
disaster was aggravated, no doubt, By our unre-
deemed paper currency, aud other cognate
causes, but it WAS in itself consequence sure
to follow the extravsgaIce, speculation, aud wild
enterprises which the immense war expenditures
h.d produced. l. waa the coming down after
tho going up, and was no more due 70 any con
traction.of the currency or any popular dread Of
contraction than the rains Of last month were
due to the large Peninsula peach crop.
As matter OF fart there has been no ap-
precsble contraction Of the currency. Tht
amount in circulation now is az great within I
few rnillions as it has been at any time for tel
years. Mr. McCuiloch retired forty-fonr mil
lions 0. greenbacks, and mr. Richardson re
issue1 large part Of that amount Under tn
Law OF i4s. Congress, there has beei
further small increase u national ban!
circulation, and counting everything the carren
cy now, 50 We have already said, il tcarcely lee
in volume than it was ten years ago. 1. If he'll
indeed, by some Authorities to have been in
creased in volume.
Sow the mznifeas purpose Of .zaying that tn
dull times are caused BY lack Of currency IL
dscsiye-to perauads the people unthinkingy
demand an increase Of paper money. i If th
effort Of dsm2g9guss. of fal.e adgisers, an
moon-struck theorists. Il might make 'aus
times" perhaps, for while, just a. a drinkin
man enjoys himself when he i- drunk. but tn
reaction would be- er2gtiy what We had in til
Panic Of 73 just a. tie recovery from dc
bauch IA attended by the headache, Disgrace
and distress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15

The COMMERCIAL and Gazetle are haTing I'll.
ly dispute over Senator Bayard financial opin-
ions.-Ecery EgeHiag.
Not 30. We have been holding no 'dispute'
whatever on that subject, aud you Aays seen no
ssch thing IN our columns. We have said that
Senator Bayard, whils seeing tic inhatons,
monster swallowing his party Las not no much
aa shouted to drive it away-in fact has been
a. mute as an oyster in the prcsenca of thia in-
hation movement. Yesterday the Gaze,e gives
u4 the ASSURANCE, however, that the Senator has
gone down 70 Baltimore to make speech and
that those who "look sharp will Aee the fire Il y.
Perhaps. But Thurman Topped and Hendricks
lodged, and we shouldn't be surprised to 10:
the lawful form Of our Senator atoop little
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Atorm looks very
threatening to hard money Democrat who has
the Presidential itch.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
prom our Lase Edltlonx OF Yesterday j
Chester Items.

On Sunday morning. the stables OF Mrs Rod
e-t Gsrtside and James Taylor, in the South
Ward. Chester, were burned, and Hsll's mill and
several other buildings in the vicinity had mar
row escape. All the animals were saved.
On Saturday afternoon, moving. engine
struck Rebecca, Little four year old daughter
Of John vantine, az she YVES crossing the T. w.
4. r. l.. track, and knocked her several feet.
Her skull vas fractured and hhe wss picked Up
for dead but she soon regaiDed consciousness,
and her physicisn Il hopeful il inflammation does
not set in lie may be able 70 sa7e the life OF the
child.
Five boYs we're locked up on Sunday charged
with uncoRrfing the cars al Eddystone and
| jumping ID Them for q ride down the grade
| The youngs4 boy was discharged; two were or
dered to pay the costs and two held in 900 eset
| TO keep the peace and TO pay costa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
gone TO Baltimore TO speak.

ITTUHI lHU OHAtIltl Sept. tt
Senator Bayard goes to Baltimore day, and
by invitation, Will address the Democrats to-mor'
row night at their great rally in Monumen-
Square. IL the COMMERCIAL will look sharp it
will find his views have not been changed by the
nonsepsical clamoi about limitation"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
1880 caymonl Street, over lin isi srest Brllasa
Cholera and Diarrnga Mixture.

Cure1 alarhna, dysentery, cholera morbus
crgrnp, pam. ctr. Price 25 cent? per bottle.
Ill thf aJOye remedies prepared and sold whole
Bae and retail! al
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Err.p Nlfeut
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
MTNEpAL gpgIye WATERS :.

Geyser, tsaratoga) Excelsior tsaratoga3 High
ROCK, (saratoga,) Vichy, Kissingen. Also the fol-
lowing waters in BEETLES Congress, Exec sior, Ha-
thorn, Geyscr, High Rock, ~. Louis, Magnetic,
Franklin, Ballston Spa Gettysburg, Missisq1oi,
RpckhridgG Alum, ST. Catharlnes ArteEian, Freid-
erlcshalle, Vchy, Seltzer Bedford, ETC.
L. BklNGHURsT d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggiats,
Corner Sixth and Market Streeta,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15

The PhilAdslphia Commercial Ltst sz-s: One
million Of pounds Of dried peaches, it is estlms-
ted, Hill be produced this year in Delaware and
MARYLAND. by the new system Of evsporizstion :
the quality viii be superior, and cannot fan TO
have depressing effect on surl-dried fruit
A dry dock Is about to De constructed by W WI
lam Oranp q Sons upon their premises IN Phil
sdelphia 1t will be bnilt 60 As to accommodate
the largest sized stssushps. Werk is to be con-
| ueneed at once.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
A New Egyptian Commander.

According to the Atlantic Herald, General
Jos. E. Johnston has received and accepted
from the Khedhiye Of Fgypt the appointment
o. Cguam&nder-in-chief Of the Egyptian army
Tie journal says tha, Joe IL tosget 100000 as
an ontfi. and is TO receive S25, 900 annually ss
his salary, besides the honor OF having supreme
control Of the BnediYes army and the beauty
Of the thing viii be that JET DAVIS cant remove
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
IfumnhreY,s Mifch unzeL

In quart and pint bottles, and by the quantity
Also Homeopathic and all other popular medicines
at the Delaware Avenue rug store.
iyl7-u W. T. ALRICH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
The Cranberry Crop.

The New Jersey cranberry growers we're in
se.s.on at Toms River, few oafs ago. Fnu re-
ports Of the crop we're received, Hnd, as gem
srsl thing, they we're Of a discouraging nxture.
The crop in 1873 was about liz, 900 bushels last
rear 1t dropped to 90, 600, and this yer it viii
hardly reach rs, 900. result due 70 the ravages
Of that uncomfortable blight known as the scAld
and rot. Reports from Wisconsin also show
tina. only one-third Of crop viii be produced
zefrs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15

Prepared bs Mra DR.. Foster. An infallible rem
edy for piles tnternal and externaN and burns.
READ the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box. Prcc A cent? each
Compound Syrnpof wild Cherry BARK.
THIS preparation is the only perfect cough medl-
cine that know Of and cures all curable cases and
relieves those that are not durable. claim nothing
for the prescription, but the method OF preparing
Is such as to get all the medical effects from the in
gredlents In perfection, and has taken the exper-
lence and labor Of forty years to place 1t at the
head OF the cough medicines of the world II ia
used and prescribed by some OF the hest Doctors In
this and other States for their families and palents
enabled TO sleep and get rest and strength Pre-
pared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
ARCHAEOLOGICAL ass Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15

E~persons leaving toea for tN sannsr can haes
IA, covxyse1AL yaasd to tiDn, pos-pcid, hor 81
cents month.
suJsrJ<rs sezding a sfngI oopy Of the COMMERCIAL
auay ty mail are irsfornsed that teo-sen9 camp =
required Dan ordinary wrapsr BE- usedi ssf.s !" IN
pcst oFes With oTs cent stamp tt pT'taefs 'ess'
reach IL d.sftnatSon. The papr With NJ ~raPpsr q
au or light os.e car. b paiLed for me esTss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15
ChoIce sodn Weter,

Tonic, Invlgorating, Appetizer. Cures dyspepsia
neadache, neryouaness, debility, fever and ague
etc. Pnt mp in quart bottles. Price, .l.oo each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15

q Bringhurgt 4 co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. The majority Of
our citizens have TASTED and know for themselves
tine superiority of The soda water from this fountain
eni the delicious nayor Of the Fruit ayrups they
prepare, Of which there are upwards ot twenty va
rietles, They have
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-15

This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains itH reputation as a remedy UNSURPASSED
for the enre OF blood and skin diseases viz letter
ringworInh, scrofula bstches, pimpies, bolg, i'm
puritier Of the blood, etc. Put up quart bottles
Price 81 90 each,