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or mineral whatever. Much serious
richness and suffering is prevented by
lheir timely use and every family should
have them on hand for their pro lection
and relief, when required. Long eNper-
iencc has proved them the safest, surest,
and best OF ali the Pills with which the
market abounds. By their occasional use,
tho blood is purified, the corruptions OF
the system expelled, distractions remoN-
ed, and the whole machinery OF NE re,
stored 10 its healthy activity: INTERNAL
organs which become clogged and slug.
gish are cleansed by Ayers Pllls, anu
stimulated into action. Thus lnclpleht
diseases is changed into health, the Nalur
OF which change, when reckoned on lIe
vast multitudeS who enjoy II, can bSruIy
be computed. Their sugar coating makes
them pleasant to take and preserves thelf
viItues unimpared for any length oI tilnr
so that they are ever fresh, and perfectly
reliable. Although searching they are
mild, and operate without disturbance 10
the constitution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrap
per to each box, how 10 use them hs
Family Physic, and for the following COM
plants, which these pills rapidly cure:
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, LstIesS-
ness, LanguOr, and Loss Of Appetite, thcy
should be taken moderately To stimulate
the stomach, and restore It's healthy tone
and action.
symptoms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache JnunSice or Green sickness, Bilious
Collie and Bilious Fevers they should be
udiciOuSly taken for each case, To correct
he deceased action or remove the oD-
tructiOnS which cause II.
For DySentery or DiarrhoR, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Palplta-
ton of the Heart, Pain in the Side, Back
and LOiuS, they should he continuously
taken, as required, To change the deceased
action of the system. With such change
those complaints disappear
For DropSy and DrOpsical Swelllngs,
they should be taken In large and frequent
doses to produce the effect OF drasii"
purge.
For Suppression, n large dose shoulC
taken, as IL produces the desired effect
sympathy.
As Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills
promote digestion and relieve the
stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the Stom-
ach and bowels, retores the appetite, and
invigOrates the system. Hence IL Is often
advantageous where no serious d0range-
ment exists. One who feels tOlerably well,
often finds that dose of these Pills makes
him feel decidedly better from their clean
ing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. G. Ayor & Co, Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, L. =. \.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere.
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Deepening the Outlets Of the Mis-
sissfppi.

WASHINGTON, January l9.--The Sec
retary of War sent the House to-day
report of the Board of Engineers, APP
pointed to prepare plans and estimates
for the deepening of one more Of the
outlets of the Mississippi river, also II
canal from the river to the Gulf. They
say there is no doubt designated point
of the south pass would be best, IA it
would give unobstructed water way to
commerce, in the place of n narrow and
obstructed one. If the question Of cost
and maintenance be considered,
there is for st. Philips canal
the estimated sum of 81, l,514, $50 against
$79i3,ll for the pass. While the Board
are Of the opinion that canal can be
built at the estimated cost, they recon
mend that the South pass of the Missfs-
sippi be improved by the plan which
they submit. They further recommend
that if Congress decide to water one of
the passes of the river, the entire sum
necessary to accomplish the work be
appropriated at once, or in some way be
made available. If the mouth of the
river is to be improved by jcttics, the
work, when begun, should be pushed rs
rapidly as possible to its entire compile
ton.
Senator from Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, January 19.-The vote in
the General Assembly to-day, for [. ;.
Senator was as follows: Senate-Cocker-
i'll. -; Parker, &. House-Cockerill 95;
Parker. 22; Shields. |.
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Summary Action Against CarIists

MADRID, January l9.-On account OF
the frequent outrages on railway trains
ard employees, the government has deter
mined that every armed Carlist found IN
the vicinity of II railroad shall be shot.
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Pittsburgh Market.

P1TrsRUgGH. January l9.-Wheat-
Dull and price. unchanged. Corn-Ear
at 7Srl SOC: sh-Iied at 7S(G79c. Petrole-
um-Dull and unchanged.
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ATPue BIli.

PHiLADELPHIA, January l9.-The
Grand Jury found true bill against
John W.. Gerdeman, ex-priest of st.
Boniface Church, charging him with en-
bezzlement.
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Canon Kin-sIey MAY Rally.

LONDON, January 20.-Canon Kings
ley is severely prostrated by inflammation
of the lungs. The acute symptoms are
diminishing, and there is fair hopes that
the patient may rally.
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The following figures show the receipts
and shipments, at Chicago Of the under.
mentioned articles for the past week, and
for thr corresponding period q year ago:
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE oT CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGroN, january 10, SP.M.
PROBABILITIES
For Tennessee and Ohio Valleys. and
Upper Lake Region, falling barometer,
rising temperature, eaSterly or southerly
winds, partly cloudy weather and posi-
tly in the last district snow. In the
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys. and Northwest, lower barom-
'tcr, higher temperature, east or south
winds, Increasing cloudiness and snow.
IN the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region. higher barometer, slight change
IN temperature, north or west winds,
partly cloudy weather and possibly fol-
lowed by falling barometer, and winds
shifting to north. east and south. For
The Mississippi river and below Cairo,
temperature will continue falling slowly.
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NO. 24S.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For the reliet
and cure OF alt
arrangements I
in the stomach
lIver,and bow
els. They are
a mild aper-
lent, and eX-
cellent purga
tive. h Elm Z
purely vegeta-
Bile, they con-
tain no mercu-
80
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtoral
For Diseases Of the Throat and LungS,Such
as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
BrOnchiSts, Asthma, und
Consumption.
Among the great

Among the great
discoveries ut
modern science,
that are OF more
real yalucto man
kind than this ell
frctual remedy for
all diseases oi the
ThrOaiand Lungs.
\ vast trial of It's
virtues, through
out this and other
countries, has
shown that 1t
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r.,norlfnhl cures. 80 mild a. 10 u" sal"
.apJ beneficial for children, ana yrt ;"
saarchiug a. Ia ,Gcctually purge OUT the
IRA, corruption> of the blood, such ns th"
ScrnfIInus and syphilitlc cOntalnlnhtloh'
Tmuuriti.s or diseases that have luTkeh IN
ia. system for years, soon Sicld ln lhlA
rnyy.rtul autidOtc and disappear; n'hc'
h. wonderful cures, many oi whlch ar
nublicIy known, of ScrOfula, and All scr
iuIous diseases, Ulcers, Eruptlons ana 81
uptivr disorders of the skin. lulhpT
BIo'chcS, BDils,, Pimples, Pustulcs. Spf'>'
~. AutnOny's Fire, ROS" or EryAip'hs'
letter, salt Rhcum, Scald Head, Eins-
worm, and Internal Ulc"rali0nn "i tht
Uterus, Stomach and Liver. IL also 'uIfs
other complaints. to which N w"nIl nor
seem especially adapted, such a. proPsS,
Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Dl,'as"
Female Weakness, Debility, ana l1ucof
rhora. when they are manlfeslhthH "i
Of the ScIUfIlOus pOiSpn-. 80
II il nm excellent r'-~iOTrT OF hthltn anu
strength in tile Spring. By renewing thc
and yigOr Of the dlgrauy" l"r-
gi,ns II dissipaics the depression ana lst-
fr.s l1nyuor Of the season. Even wh"f" no
disorder app-ars, people feel better ana
Iiy.. longer. for cleansing the blood. Tia:
systrru moves on with renewed yIgor ana
a new lease Of lie.
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FROM our reports this morning lhe
probabilities are that tho I---..s weather Lo-aas
VIII be partly cloudy, with e"s'erIS or
.,utherlv winds, and rising temperature,
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An Address from the Patrons Of Hus-
bRndry.

New ORLEANS, January l9.-The Pa
irons of Husbandry of Louisiana and
Mississippi have issued an address to the
order througho 1t the United States, en-
dorsing the report of the Sub Committee
of Congress. The address concludes as
follows: Believe lis that this report,
made by gentlemen of the North, and in
telligent Congressman of both political
parties, tells the truth. We refer it 10
YOU, and trust that every Patron TO
whom this appeal may come, may give it
an attentive reading.
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VOL. II.
At'hrellna 8eeister.

Gold closed in New York Yesterday
At ll2i.
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Yesterday Hannibal Hamlin was re-
elected 70 the Senate from Maine.
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OOUSNttli t'~ lu.t t.I

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S,.,rrured Reef 4 Shoulders

- TIERCES EVANS SUGAR tI RED
y Beef Five Tierces Evans sugar SMTed
Shoulders, for sale by. .R. J. sMYTH.
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Suit for Damages Against Sheridan
ct al.

IN. Vaughn, through his attorney,
Judge John A. Campbell, has filed pc
tition in the Sixth District Court, claim
ing one hundred thousand dollars dam
ages from Sheridan, Emory, Detrobriand
and H. J. Cumbell, who, on the 4th Jan
uary, did unlawfully, violently and for
cibly made assault on the petitioner, and
elected and thrust him from the House of
Representatives, where he claimed Il seat.
Interrogatories Of the fact are PROFOUND
cd TO the defendants.
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Fire and Loss Of Life.

New YORK, January IA fire broke
out, last night, in the grocery store OF F.
J. Boldcckcr, corner Hoyt and Pacific
streets, Brooklyn. The famos originated
in the basement, but soon envelopcd the
entire structure. There were five fami-
lies in the house. Mr. BOldecker and
family, who occupied the second floor,
escaped. Mrs. Blood and two sons, who
occupied the third floor, jumped from the
window, and Mrs. Blood was killed and
her two sons fatally injured. The
same floor was occupied by Timothy
Mccormick, his sons Patrick and John,
and daughter Ellen. John escaped, but
hisss-fathcr and brother were sutfocated,
while his sister was fatally injured by
jumping from window. A number OF
persons were seriously wounded, and
others slightly burned in endeavoring to
escape. Loss $4,000.
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Lieutenant Governor Latta Inaugu-
rated-Mr. Wallace Elected United

HARRISBURG, January l9.-Lieuten-
ant Governor Latta was inaugurated to-
day. He made a speech denouncing
military interference in Louisiana.
a ballot was taken to-day in each
branch of the Legislature for United
States Senator, with the following result;
Senate, Allison 20, Wallace Is; House,
Allison SO, Wallace 107.
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inauguration Of the Governor Of
New Jersey.

TRENToN, January l9.-GOvernor
Bddle was inaugurated to-day. In his
address he says there has been too much
Interference by the United States mill
tarv and Federal Marshals in the work
OF restoration, and too little moral sup
port of the National Government for the
South of herself to rehabihtate.
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DR., J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
AYERS
.SARSAP ARILlA

i widely known
aSOuc Oitlic most
eHcctual rene
dies ever disCOY-
cred for cleans
ing tn. system
and Hu riiying
the blood. II has
stood the test Oi
years, witha con-
stantly growing
reputation based
on its intrinsic
virtues and SuS-
sustained by its
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Bank Closed

CHICAGO, January l9.-The Cooke
county National Bank closed its doors
this morning and the notice posted on
the door informs the public that it is
owing to the non receipt of promised and
expected aid, and that the shareholders
have voted to go into voluntary liquida-
ton under the national currency act
The depositors are assured that their
payment in full, is only question Of time
No statement of the liabilities or assets
can be;procured.
Louisiana in the Union League Club.
New YORK. January ia meeting
Of the Union League Club was held last
evening. to take action in regard to the
Louisiana question. There was great
deal ofspirited discussion, but no result
was reached other than the laying of the
whole matter on the table.
Serious Railroad Accident.
ST. LOUIS, January ia special
from Macon City, Missouri, says cattle
train on the Hannibal and st. Joe railroad,
passed through the bridge at Eureka
City, Sunday, destroying the bridge, one
hundred ani twenty-five feet long,
smashing the locomotive, three ears and
killing or manning all the cattle in them.
The damage done is estimated at $4,000
Mr. Rawlings Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, January l9.-The Sem
ate yesterday confirmed the nomination
of c. j. Rawlings, as postmaster at
Wheeling w. Va
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CHICAGO January l9. The Illinois
Farmers Association met at Springfield
to-day, about two hundred members be-
ING in attendance. The proceedings this
forenoon were principally devoted to
hearing reports from officers. The COM
mittees appointed by the Executive
Committee of the Association. waited
upon the State Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioners and the Governor, to as
certain why the railroad law has not
been more effectively and vigorously en-
forced. There will be three days session
devoted mainly to the reading Of papers
touching the questions which concerns
the farmers and producers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09
The New York IfepubIicans.

A gTRoEu PLATFORM AND TICKET MADE AT HARATo-
GA, YESTERDAY.
The Republicans of New York met in Conven-
ton at Saratoga yesterday to nominate canel-
dates for State officers. Hon. A. B. Cornell was
made Temporary Chairman, and George VIII
liam Curtis Permanent Chairman Both made
speeches on taking the chair, as dld also HON
Il. d. Morgan in calling to order. MIR. Curtis
spoke OF the necessity of IL decided position
against third term and secaian appropila-
tons, and for specie payments and canal REFORM
and urged publication of tho party. ltesolu,
tions were introduced by VIM. Ii. Herring of
West Chester against third term; by Senator
Madden approving the concurrent re
form resolutions of the last Legislature
and by Geo. w. Brandreth, derlslye
of Gov. Tilden. The first two were aftorwardt
passed. A platform was adopted in favor OF
specie payments and canal reform, and asain5
sectarian appropriations and third term "
Dnlalield Smith strongly urged that the anti
third term resolution in the platform be REJECT
od A lively debate took place, but his monoi
was rejected. Tho following nominations were
made
Secretary of State-Frederick W. Seward.
Treasurer-Gen A. Il. Merritt.
Uontroler--Gon. i. u. spinner.
Attorney y-General-George i. Danfoith.
Engineer and Surveyor-O. +. IL. Cornell
Canal Commisaoner-W. T. Tinsley.
State Prison Inspector-Rev. b. |. Ives.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09
The Ne,v Police Force

NO SELECTIONS YET ASNouNcED-THE OLD FoRcE
STILL ON DUTY.
Mayor Whiteley is busy engaged at New Cas-
tie to-day with a case which he has i'll the Court
in Chancery, and nothing has been done yet to-
wards the organization of his police force In
the meantime Chief Brady continues to exercise
the functions of High Constable. but expects to
be relieved in a few days. About the lst of next
month he will open II magistrates office In 4th
street. near King, the Legislature having made
this provision for him last winter The under
officers also continue on duty just as under tile
old administration, until they or Their successors
are appointed, WHICH Will DO soihe liiie lnle
week, probably.
We have reason to believe that but few of the
present police force will be retained-probably
not more than a half dozen. These men are
the cream OF the force, some OF whose actions
the COMMERCIAL has had occasion to speak Ia
yorably Of in times past. They are men OF de-
ceucy, courage and good department. and 1t is
these qualities which they rely upon to secnfe
their continuance We are informed that May
or Whiteey has expressed the determination to
have a capable force of mon of good character
such as will meet with public approval. lie VIII
| also require, we understand, that MS
| appointees shall be cleanly, when
on duty be in full dress, and, in due time,
| wear white gloves. Tipping and the visiting OF
beer saloons are to be strictly forbidden, undel
| pain OF expulsion, and 81 uniform disposition OF
| courtesy to all men must mark the conduct OF
policemen OF tho new administration. This We
arc assured by friends Of Mayor Whlteley. Il
| certainly is fair proposition, but no more than
| the people of Wilmington have right to eX
| pect Ii carried out to the letter throughou
| his administration, Mayor Whiteley will retire
with the approval of tho people OF the entire city
| The probabilities continue strongly III favo
of james O. Poole for the position OF Chief o
] pnlire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09
A woman VINO CouId Swim.

During a recent voyage of the steamship Roy
al Dane from Copenhagen to Newcastle-on-Tyne
a serious accident befel the stewardess, a Miss
Fry. The sea was rough and, ,as she was going up
some steps to the deck. the boat took a iurch and
she fell into tho sea. The accident caused great
commotion on board and it was expected that
she would be drowned before assistance reached
her, the vessel being under full steam at the
time A boat was got out from the steamer as
soon us it could be stopped, and was fully
manned and pulled back TO where Miss Fry was
last seem She was found comfortable floating
on her back when the boat reached her, and not
much the worse for her immersion. She statet
that after she was thrown into the water sht
pulled Off her boots off and swan for some time
She then waited quietly until the boat picket
her up. Miss Fry belongs to a famous Tyne
mouth family of swimmers and she is consider
one OF the best female swimmers on the north
east coast of England.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09
QUOTATIONS AT rnF naAsDYw1rE MILLS
The New Clerk and Haiiifr.
wM II. LEE AND DENNIS J. dALLAdHER--"H
TaLY ARE.

wM. H. LEE AND DENNIS j. GALLAGHER WHO
THLY ARE.
Wm. II. Lee, the now Clerk OF Council, is a
yirginian by birth, Richmond being his birth
place. Some twelve or fourteen years ago he
first came to Wilmington, but did not become a
permanent resident until about six years ago.
During the war he was purser IN the en-
ploy OF the Government, and was
a great favorite about Fortress Moh-
roe subsequently he became pnrser on
the Eliza Htncor and the John Sycester in the
daye of opposition boats between Phlladelplia
and Wilmin gton and when these ceased run
ming, he engaged in the service of the Philadel-
phia Southern Steamship Co., being purser on
the New Orleans route. This stu
alton he left last Spring, since which time
he has not been engaged. He is a
brother-in-law OF Capt. L. @. Alexander, and his
wife, a Wilmington lady, keeps store in Market
street, below 7th. Mr.. Lee is said to be man
we'll qualified for the place, good accountant
and strictly temperate. He entered upon his
dutiea this morning, receiving the assistance of
Mr.. Hayes the retiring clerk, i'll proper UNDER
standing of his duties.
Dennis J. Gallagher is a young morocco dress
er in the employ Of Maltritz Il Richardson. Lis
father was Daniel Gallagher, shoemaker, who
died some five or six years ago. lie entered
upon his duties, last night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09
Tne Maryland Republicans.

THE CONVENTION REFUSES TO NoMINATsv.4PPoINT-
MEEr OF A COMMITTEE TO CONSULT wfrH OTHER
FRIENDS OF REFoRM-AN ADJouRNMENT
WESTMINSTER, CARnoLT. Co, MD, Sept. g.
The Republican State Convention to nominate
candidates for Governor, Attorney-Genera, and
Controller, mot in this village, Mt the Court
house, at noon to-day. All the counties and
Legislative districts were fully represented, with
the exception of the Counties of Kent, Wicoml-
co. and Worcester, delegations from which were
not present Mr. WIN. j. Jones of Cecil County
was made President. After the appointment OF
Committees on Credentials, Organization. and
Resolutions, the Convention took recess
Upon reassembling Mr.. Francis Miller of Mont
gomely County, Chairman of the Committee on
Resolutions, reported that the Committee, alter
considerable debate, had instructed Linn TO re-
port the following:
Whereas: We have seen with profound salts
faction the uprising Of the great masses of the
people of Maryland, without regard to previous
party ties, whose only object il to secure honest
and equal goSttnment, and we shall best show
our devotion to the highest public good by de-
clarng our desire to cooperate cordially and
heartily with such movement; therefore
Resolced, That a committee OF one from each
county and one from each Legislative district OF
Baltimore City be appointed by the delegates
for each County and district, to confer with all
organized friends of reform, with tho view to
the selection of candidates for Governor. Attor-
ney-G General, and Controller, and that said COM
mittee shall report the result of their consuta-
ton for the action of this Convention at an ad-
iourned meeting, to be held in Baltimore on
Wednesday, Sept %, at u, m.
The report was adopted, only three delegates
voting No. The Consultation Committee aGthcr'
lied by the report was then appointed and the
Convention adjourned, to meet in Baltimore
Sept 90 to receive the report OF the consulta-
ton committee.
BELIEF N THE STRENGTH OF THE MOVEMENT :
THE PROBABLE TICKET.
A special from Baltimore to the New York
Times SAYS the combination now assured
between the Citizens movement and Repub-
licans has great strength and will no doubt
carry the State. The committee appointed by
the Republican Convention were i'll conference
| four hours last night with the Representatives
| of the Citizens Party. There was
| an entire harmony OF sentiment developed bul
| no definite conclusion was reached and the CON
| ference adjourned until to-day. The probabill-
| ties are that the nomination for Governor Will
be rendered to Judge Richard l. Bowie, CON
| servative now on the bench of the Court OF Ap
| peals In this event, Hon ]. Morrison Harris,s
prominent Democratic lawyer of Baltimore, vii
| be nominated for Attorney General, and Col ED
ward Wilkins, of the Eastern Shore, for Con
| trolnr pf the Treasury.