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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07
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4 -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
"A seiatT by the -es;s lashei honse ~
ALBEIT H. &ICOLAl Co,
BroAors AM Alcio.eers,
No. 43 p.re-sL y. 7.
=, and 10 PER CENT CHOICE ClTY
"a. BONDS and other Investment Secun- oqr specially -
wears paving ~ r1pv paid FOR saie beoW
p7r BY ALBERT II. kICuLAY y Co.,
stock Brokers asd Aucaoneers
X. L ! N : Y
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DUBLIC SALE OF THE BRlEKFIELD
l. IRON WORKS PROPERTY


DUBLIC SALE OF THE BRlEKFIELD
Il IRON WORKS PROPERTY
OF BIBB COUNTY ALABAMA
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF AN AS'lGSNkNT ~ TRUST
uade in November uuGeTsg7e for the BENEFIT OFFERED
TTORs b. the BRIERPiRLD RIOS WORKS COMPANY corpora
when Is RECORDED sArE OPPCs Of sad ogat tae
underagne TRUSTEES will On sATC RDAY. the Zth DAY
MAY SEXI FRONT of the POSTDFFlCs IN THE CITY OF
ofcr for the HIGHEST BIDDER a. public sIc n
th eare proDertv ug the BRlbRfiELD IRON
WORKS COMPANY r. BkI RtiELD IRON PhlP.
RR sY consisting ROLLING MILL, FOUNDRY ONE COLD
COMPLETED 10 part MACHINE SHOP NAIL FACTORY BUILD
ING PATTERN SHOP BRASS FOUSDkRY ClIBLES, TOMS;
&C.: BLACKSMITH SHOP. LINE KILN sTokEh0uSks or;
FICR WEIGH HOUSE. STABLES AND ALL NECESSARY
RiTIDrECS FOR RRsfDESCEs For OFFICERS AND EN-
PLOYES OF THE COMPANY .
The property embraces aoou ACRES Of land With absolute
title 1000 RES with the perpetual right 10 or an
timber wh TRAN ROAD connecting the EOLlNu vi LII anu
PO- SDERY With the FURSA CE about "a NILES long
about 30 miles nOuh Of Seina mnel 1ate
Rome and Dalton Railroad in healthy c0unuJ wen
The properly ich deposits Of HARaATTB ORE which
sd j PER CEN OF excellent plenty Of lmesIoe
the immediate ne ghaoIh1od and go9 so r 1
FIRE AMI INLAHALSIlbLE bLFfLl Or ID IhIOCo
co AL OuTOT FIVE miles distant make gOO1 cOke
The pgron rolled maze a. berhed nave taken
f s artillery hs been made 81 ne ron ana
MAIDS THE HIGHEST PR Is pad, and
used for CAR-WIIEELs BOILERS and TELEGRAPH WIKI,
would afford may ayaatAge ior mkA- - luh 20
Of iron. crhees cotiontes &c rarota eas
uarous cars, and other plantation implements -,
ab0gnis yellow and other TIMBER oil AF-uAD1e
ouslty saw-nls the neshhorlooi are numerous .,
IA price dcaty reasonable credit ior
mari of the purchase Capt f. Ays the premises WILL
s1ox the property aud exhibit map Of the lands
The PROPERTY deemed good 10 validity having been eI
Sites Z. W. PB1TUs,
' J. T. JONES,
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Countrn Rect Gslate tor SALE


AT CBOTON, on toe Hudson Riyer.-For
oq,sgass .b for an'1 tovSTsY ~. o., O. 10 10
rh 'sa b. divided H RbT aE % s y P9s M
DABYLON, l.. i.-tor SALE, or TO LET for
S sD s %o a h S a IS ss ' 81 's
tou'e she cribs henue' soan' uesy AID oai
date v 17.iy ovser. Z. 60DD Dl.e.1.r...
FOR SALE or EXCIANGE-A valuable
iia Fas = Z Ss1dt i r. E ' non o-.D
EARM FOR SALE, Cheap.-130 ACRES, 80
aeua @p as.s jAsEs %A I' drd ,aa
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city. property
lightly ncunberrd cr arm free 'nd ce hne hSlDsSO6
1907 Po,-0ace.
EARM FOR SALE-2DO acres, excellent soil;
me ags newly painted: aye minutes from fe2o sve ma S
Wat Se%barsh, 4 i
COR SALE or EXCHANGE, FOR. CITY
and 'A'' IL" faoSfiSt o. caoroS EIyRS
For particular, applr 70 o IS Z BAELO1 Cro,on.onla'on
TOR SALE-A desirable DOUBLE HOUSE IN
HYDE Pirz lisoa, Perfect order; prce vety low
adsp families excellent "st.r ese491s and 15
Hyde P-rA. = Y.
FOR SALE or LEASE-A large, frst-class
Suburban 9E,DENCh WIN reeoaon.s ana suneen, oaIag'
three highest Of ornameu'a and re1 cult 'aoa
os o. He@ 5s so@A@ nH 70 b. . pe 80 900
Terms easy Aiire,, P. a. Box l.saG.p. ..
YACK.-FOR SALE OR TO LET.-COT-
TAGEs to let 500 $500 safe $500 . , &OoO
Eeg1ni fruit good Inquire OF v ONDERDONA
MACK, " Y.
NEW ROCHELLE.-For SALE, the 2-story
~ GOTHIC COTTAGE and y ACRES Of LAND
westerly OF Davave
central Il village thoroughly painted and 10 per
fec r@uir "a. trr furnace. &C. Price. $1,000.
Also he DWELLING HOUSE opposite the corner Of Davis and
aow occupied by H. W. Baod with STABLE and
10 ACRES OF LAND. Price $1,000
pacr abdldAn supplied with Choice F and Evergreen
Trees Apply ONLY 20 = T. L !. H. HON pnE,;
rTO CAPITALISTS AND DEALERS IN
A REAL kSrArE.-FOR SALE LARGE TRACT OF LAhD
contiguous Baltimore extensive ron upon the
valuable privileges connected with t. Also several large
the baimoTe ind Quo Railroad and 'front.'
Ing upon These well worthy She aie10n OF
shlpps Far further particulars
GEO. t. HARRISON. - 81 Paul-.t, Baltimore
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nouses uno farms Ddnfeo.


HOUSE WANTED, between Madison and
6ts-aye.. Del. 4ota a.d JCGa-Ha Apply to Ri LAND
WHITING Beekms1 ~
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geal ga,lie 10 gtrhaues

harms and COUN TRY RESIDENCES
Il WANTED in exchange for improved BROOKLYN property ,
FUNSTON a la F.IRA No. 62l Paeihe ST., Brookya
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OFFicy TnE CHICs10 AYD AITlN "a, HotD =
No - NuLiAN-sT.. NEW iolg, Feb. 1910 y
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD PIE
~ FERRED PRS MORTGAGE -iNkING FUND bONIF-No
tce hereby given designated b. lot 81 bor
ioioe.: ~, iJ7; 30 5ls S!d -
as l26 1913 1877 "A 554 1877. 449, 10 100 lU@ rs
81 400 52l. 5S2 -, 300 3ji D. 5il 2O" 30 Of SlO
lefgptloa
tbereoa case Nav l. 1873 undcreaod ready
cn with interest," accrued pht.ton and surn1s
5. J. TILpEN. 30 u Waitst..
L. II. 3EFER. No. 81 Nassaus;.
ELECTION.-OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA
A. FIRE Insurance COMPANY No 16l Broadwa AN ELrC-
TON r DIRE TORS INSPECTOR OF ELECTION ic- TIC
SUNG wear Office " NkSDAl Agrl Io'I'
p'i' omen for, 10 m 10 n H. JNO B. ABTHI r. >~cv.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
That Boston REORGANIZATION

VERSION OF MINISTER WHO WAS pREsENT-c COR
RoBoRATIoS OF BIsHoP HAvEN's sTATEMKHTs.
Rev. 8. L. Gracey, formerly OF Wilmington,
but now stationed at Weymouth, Mass, who Is q
member Of the Boston meeting and WAS present
the day Bishop Haven is said to have re-nomi-
mated President Grant, has been interviewed by
a reporter of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Mr.. Gracey SAYS the address of Bishop Haven
WAS not cut and dried for the occasion. 1t Was
informal and made in response to call from
the meeting, late in it's session. As the Bishop
had recently returned from tour of the South
ern States, request WAS presented that he
would speak concerning the interests Of our
church In the South, In his response, which
was very free, as it was expected it it should be
when he WAS supposed to be addressing his old
friends and associates i'll the ministry, he allud-
ed to the spirit OF rebellion still
existing in sections OF the South, to the loyalty
of the colored people and the duty Of the church
to stand by this still oppressed class. He re.
ferred to the duty Of the church to educate and
Christianize this people until they were brought
into such condition that they could care for
themselves. To insure them their full privilege
and rights as citizens, he thonght General Grant
in the country could. 1nat the old spirit
was held in check more by his
military hand than by any other influence in the
nation. AS he regarded Grant as a anecessity tc
the WorA OF reconstructoI, ne nopeu AL uetno-
dist preachers present would pray for his renom'
ination and reelection. This is the substance
OF the address and the "head and front Of his
offending" 1t was simply an off hand speech to
friends.
Mr.. Gracey further says the character. Of
Bishop Haven's remarks have not been fairly
represented, while of the applause he says it wst
| only such as is usual when stranger has ceased
| speaking. When the vote of thanks WAS p.o
posed he said that Rev. Or. Wooodruff, former.
ly of New York city, but now of Fall River, said
| plainly he thought nobody could misunderstand
the vote of approval; that it was simply the
customary resolution on such occasions and die
not mean anything in any, political sense Will
that very positive explanation the meeting
adopted the motion by unanimous rising vote
Mr.. Gracey thinks it absurd to ridicule Bishol
Haven or the Boston meeting about the matter
and says that there is even division Of senti
ment among the Boston preachers touching the
| denomination Of President Grant which woult
have prohibited such thing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
xrffia1 Nntiffs.
Fossarss Blood Farther.

II ypu wish ~ scfsen and heautify . rough akin,
take Posters Blond Purifier.
II you wish to cure pimples and blotches, take
Fosters Blood Furiner.
II ron wish to cure tetter and ringworm take Fos-
ter's Blood Purifier.
II you wish 10 cleanse the blood from old and In
dolent ulcers take Fosters Blood Puriner.
our Blood Purifier does all We claim for II. II "
purely Vegetable contains no poisonous anoes,
It has cured hundreds of cases given ur by physi-
clans as incurable We challenge the world 10 pro-
Purifier. Tetter Ointment used in connection with
the uriher for all eruptioes of the skin. sold
Wholesale aud retail, At
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Sts., Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
City Business 1ireftnry.

Bankers and Brokers
K r. Robinson Co., 400 Market street
Boot and Shoe Makers and Dealers.
Babcock Bro, 2l3 Market street.
John s. Moreand, 4th and Poplar sta
Carpenters and Builders.
j. q. Haddock, shop Thorne bel Front Res lob
j. r. ID. Seeds, shop W. 4th, West
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane d DeMainvllle, II X Fourth street
Coach and Cnrrinxe Material.
Vim. Green Co.. 8. K. corner sd and Shiplsy sta.
Druggists.
Fl. R. Brinxhurst, nj MArkst st
Florists.
Tatnall Co.. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson st.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas +. Pluuner, b08 Market st.
Gents Furnishing Goods
John p Doughteu 41O Market st
Iron and steel
VIM. Green Co., s. Il. CORNER I'd AAd Bhiplsy s,x
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland y. W. oernsy Front and OrAnsS
LooISinx-Glasses and Frames
Il. McMonagle, Sd and King sts
Merchant Tailor.
John IL. MuhhAusen Ais King st.
RenI Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bd's., oth and HArkst
NJ. NJ. Child Co.. 4 west 7th at
Y. H. Frazer, 3D. and Shipley ss.
Vim. Reynolds 4 Co., 83a Market St
VIM. McOaulley 4 Co., 6O8 Market 1T
Restaurant and Billiard Keon
Joseph Fullmer b4 and bOs Market St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
From our rase Editions of yesterday,
Hana m2rps Day In New York.


TRIPLE XxRcuf1oN N w1sT cHKsTKn ocuNT1--
WRIT OF Ehho1 N THE poLAN CASE.
Associated Pres Special telegram.
New YORK, Dec. II.
William Ellis, Charles Weston and William
Thompson, the three negroes who followed 4
peddler named Abraham Weissburg into Lydig q
woods, In West Chester county, and beat his
brains out with stones in order to rob him Of
fourteen dollars, were hung at 1885, this morn
Ing.
One of them chung to the rope with both
hands and screamed in terrible agony.
writ OF error and stay Of proceedings in the
case of John Dosn, who WAS also to have been
hung to-day, was ordered, last evening, by
Judge Donahoe. and the writ and stay calls for
an argument before the General Term of the
Supreme Court in January.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
The Dynamite Disaster.

The Dynamite disaster WAS even more terrible
than at first reported, the whole number OF
killed and wounded being estimated at two hun
dred. 1t ID almost impossible to conceive of a
crime SO terrible as Thompson's, but there
seems escape from the conclusion that it was
calmly and deliberately planned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
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The Philosophy of Billing

Thoze persons who decide instantly make
about one hit to four blunders.
The man who liz modest from policy iz the
most dangerous customer we have to deal with
There amt no amount ov wisdom kan beat g
lucky phooL
Every sorrow, however well healed, leaves a
scar behind.
One ov the vilest slanderers we have IL the
Plus party. who listens to all the calumny he
kan hear ov, ard then with npturned eyes
Hhopes it Amt so'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
Boiler Explosion.

ALoooMorIvE BURSTS ON THE eFoaGIA RAILROAD.
associated Press Special Tsiepam
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec II.
The boiler OF the engine OF the passenger
train on the Georgia R. r., which left Atlanta
for Augusta, last night, exploded at seven
o'clock this morning, near Barnett, killing fire.
man Downing, and seriously wounding the en-
gineer, Joseph R. Reamey. The train arrived
here at II O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
The Lenmie MuIlny,

DEPARTURE OF RNaLIsH POLICEMEN FOR IHR MU-
TISEERe.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
LONDON, Dec. II.
An English detective and force Of English
police are about to start for France, to bring
back the crew Of the British ship Lennie, who,
1t will be remembered, mutined on the 3lst Of
October last.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
Advertise.

Our regular business of our Wall Paper and VIM
dow Shades. The large assortment constantly on
hand and our Superior Workmanship being already
well known to all OF our citizens. But we now de-
sire TO call at entlon to the Great Variety of Fancy
GOODS and Fancy Trim ngs, which we have jast re-
Christmas Trees. consisting OF Fairy Heads,
Wreaths, Lanterns Gold and Silver Fancy Papers,
and Granite papers and Bristol Card Groteeque
Figures and an endless varleyof all shades Of fancy
papers-which are being sold at the very lowest
rates We invite you to an inspection. This de-
psrtment will be In charge OF lady assistant We
would also remind the Husband that nothing could
be more acceptsble to the gentle housewife as
EhrbtmRs Gift than that the old dingy room should
be repapered or that the house should be adorned
with new Window Shades 1t won't cost you much
and will be something of real worth. Our agents
Will soon call upon you to solicit your order for our
MERRY CHRISTMAS LAMBREQUlNs-rese
your ord RS until you zee them.
y. II. BALL Il CO.,
No. SIT Market St.,
declO,tf Opposite the City Hall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18


1t is estimated that there are about l 400
young men from the United States pursuing
their studies at the universities and colleges OF
Germany.
Western man says that figures won't lie un-
less they happen to be on Il gas meter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

Subscribers sendiga single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
asag BY mail are tvorned that ttoo-es'a stamp u
fsqussed an ordinary Drapper be ased; sent to the
post office ,sia cent stamp Il soi probably neUer
reach It's desinion. The paper soith no Srappsr at
al. or a light one, can be matted for one cent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
Revival of Locomotiye nuiidIne,

We are glad to learn that there has lately been
marked revival of business at the Baldwin To-
comotive works. In some of the departments
they are working night and day, and some 500
additional hands have been taken on. This i'm
mense establishment is 30 closely identified with
the interests of the city, that its prosperity is
always matter Of public interest. Philadelphia
Sker..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
Asarhers, Suppilek.

Pomade soaps bay rum, hair and shaving brushes
ha' bers combs, faylor's shaving cream, Auters,
B1pkinghAm's and Japanese hair eyes. Razorp and
razor straps Cosmetic, pambeton's toilet powder
French rose ponRde. full supply OF xtrsct8 for
the handk erchef, viz: White Rose, Heliotrope
Jockey Club, Jassa1nine, ETC. Sod Wholesale and
retail, at FOSTERr DRUG sTURh
Front and West ria.
BARRIERS would do well TO give us call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
FROM THE COMMERCIAL or DECEMBER srn.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IN FURkl
TURE.

An Immense stses on Exhibition at the Enter
Tastes Suited.
In preparation for the holiday trade the Entirprise
Manufacturing Co. hare laid Ia store an immense stock
ortrniture to meet the demands Of their customers
and others.
Tke oareroos at 220 and 222 Market street are ab-
soutey 6iisd NTH erery grade Of furniture, and the
'any little ornaments which hare become 80 popular IN
ersy household.
The rdristy is almost endless.
OF course is not expected that should enun.esats
,ehat Is displayed for sale such woud siee out
ticle too loag for columns Nor yet ,cin any one
Took for deseript Of the articles this ooud be i'm
possible 50 as TO gire any idea Of phat is actually there
Every one, at least in this community, tno,us that IN
its makes Of furniture the Enterprise Co. combine all
the latest styles and neoest desgns hich are not hang
together but are ieeH built But in addition to hei,
rnakesey haze great variety of other furniture
suitable for any department Of the household. and al
prices at all figures.
Their orn make cf chamber suits range from s5Ot
do,onuards, and they furnish satnut suit pftl
marble covers for $55
In chairs, sofs lounges, tables, secretaries, do
there are many designs, whe IN the smaller articles o.
brackets dc, the array is simply past
AHthat luxury, ease, comfort economy can de-
nand is in store at the Enterprise Cos and due re-
gard for senterest suggests that all purchasers SHOULD
| at least pisft their tpare rooms. declOtojan1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
pUBLlsHED EVERY AFTERNOON, ts,nday

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsssndays
srcspt.d., at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING. SoutA-s1es'
eornsr Fsnh and Markss strssss. 7sso cents copy
Ten osass q sseeA. DmIvERED ynK1 BY earrt~s
throughout the ossy TAs CoxAKRcIAL ,stA be sent By
mail to any Post 0Nee IN Nes custls County at soo0
ssr annum; slQ1 tor months; 20 cents per month
10 Post Oaees ostse Of Rss Caste oott'stv sooo pr
annu,n 81 40 for thrss months 80 eesats Per mosA'
TIE PusrnsHHRs PxEPAY PosrAas IN ~ aasss.
COMMERCIAL l. STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro
ytded with 6rssolass machinery and shx 'oorkmsr,
for executing Book, JOB, and Mercantile Printing " az
dsscriptior.s at prices bs.Ow the ladfng Printing
Houses Of the large cities.
DELA WARE TRIBUNE, tweekiya tie Ps'ii''s''ta'
oyea,, Of Farers and Fruitgrotcers; great Fassy
Hswspdpsr p'sblished epsry Thursday morning, AZ
1sso Dollars ysas, rosrAoH PRRPA1D BY fHs PUB
IlsBnRs,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

Bravo tho Nation is doing better, at last
Here is a spssm of fairness and good sense, in
this weeks issue MIR. Henderson has accor-
dinghy been dismissed, and it is difficult to see
how the President could have taken any other
course under the circumstances
There may be men in existence who would put
up with what Mr.. Henderson said, but we doubt
if they have as yet shown themselves in any
civilized government. The proffsr of the posi-
tion to Mr.. Glover, Democratic lawyer, who
refused it, and subsequently to Mr.. Brodhead,
another Democratic lawyer, who has accepted it,
both men OF eminenoe in their profession, ia .
sufficient answer to the insinuation that Hender-
sons removal is due to desire to abate the Wig
or of the prosecution in the Babcosk case" All
Of which is true to the dot, and comes.with spec
ial grace from the Nation. Praise for the Pres
ident, in that quarter, ia praise indeed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
Oriental Pie and barn saIvs

Prepared bs Mrs DR.. Foster. An infallible rem
edy for piles (nternal and externaD and burns.
Read the testimonials On circulars accompanying
each box. Pnce 2b cents each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

mrs. DR.. FOster,s Cough Mixture
Stands unrivalled as q specific for Groups coughs,
colds and all bronchial affection. prompt, safe
and reliable remedy pleasant to take. Sold whole
sale and retail at POSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor. Front and West streets.
full supply OF dne felt lung protectors for weak
nnrB
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

Remedies for the EpizOotlc.
Powders LrNIMRNrs.
Millerf, ". H. II. Linimcnt,
Roberts, Tobass Luiment,
Fouiz'a Roberts Embrocation,
Heave-Millers parleys, ,Garsng OIL,
Mexican Mustang Linl.
ment.
A full supply OF all kinds Of horse medicine whole
sale and retail, at FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
Spftial Hptites.


Holiday Goods
B. Il 9 SHOEMAKER'S,
SOB Market Street.
CoLGATEs VIOLET w ,TRR rELI1HTFuL
AND LASTING PERFUME
LUBIN's EXTRACTS.
CROWN PkRFUMERY.
LOWS EXTRACTS.
FARINA COLOGNE &C
Our own Cologne In cut glass bottles whcn we
are selling very cheap.
Bargains in cut glass Vlnagrettes.
scotch Wood ana Memorial Goods.
Ac., &c.
LuBIN's, BAILEY'S AND CoLGATE'S
Soaps.
PUFF BOXES, BRUSHES, COMBS &C., &c.
Give us call, we may be able to suit you.
b. &c, SHOEMAKER.
nov3-tf No. s03 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
To the Ladies'.

Mrs. Or. Foefer keeps always on hand full sup
ply OF tusses braces. porters syrngesf
breast pumps and many other articles to numereu,
to mention. Ladies' In want Of the above line on
goods can be accommodated by calling at the pri-
vate entrance on West street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

-Four ladies were elected to the Boston Board
OF Education, on Tuesday Abby W. May, Lucia
VI. Peabody, Lucretia P. Hale, and Lucretia
Crocker. (Lucretia seems to be popular
name y Mrs. Mary ]. 3. Blake received $3.50
votes, but failed of an election
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
To Phys,cians.
"GACHETS DE- PAIN"

~ III
"GACHETS DE PAIN"
FOR RENDERISG THE MOST BITTER MEDI-
CINES TASTELESS.
These Cachets are made of simple hour paste and
adapted to substances in powder form they dis
solve very readily in the stomach thereby allowing
the-contents to &C. al once. They are prepared as
the physician requires them, therefore the contents
are fresh material. The most nauseous and bl ter
medicines as Qulnine, Aloes, etc, as well as those
Of unpleasant odo-, like Assafetida can be taken
with perfect comfort by the most sensitive patient
the taste AID smell being perfectly and completely
disguised. To be up with tine requirements OF the
times and the demands OF our customers we have
supplied ourselves with the requisite apparatus for
neatly and expeditlously I'LL ng and preparing
Cacnets Tor use which arc much approved by both
physician and patient.
K. BKINGHURsT 4 CO.,
AP0THEcARIEs
N. W. Cor. sixth and Market sts., Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

Holiday Goods,
And every day goods, staple and fancy, dne quad
rup extracts In bulk, and new style bottles; also
nne soaps hair brushes ,et sets, etc, al the Del
aware avenue Drug Store,
jylT-u w. r.. ALRICHS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

Visitors to Philadelphia
Will take the vi arkeG Street Cars:
The SHORTEST
and QUICK EST ROufe
to the Centennial Buildings.
oct2e, ,e0d2m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

The New York HeralTs specials from st. Louis
are written by person whose folly .and psrti-
sanship are 30 thnly disguised as to show very
plainly. He carries forty times more sail than
ballast.
story, complete, rather longer than usual
will be found on our third page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

question for the Morning Herald: II your
six propositions, recently made, asserting the
companionship OF literacy with good order, and
education with crime, were not designed to show
that Ignorance is the parent of Virtue, and to
persuade people that education docs not check
evil doing, what we're they for, and swhat value
had they
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

The Grangers continue to increase their num-
bers in this State. Yesterday, we reported the
organization OF Grange No. "a, which shows that
the Order is attaining no small degree of
strength. Thus far, it seems to have displayed
good sense in its proceedings, with disposition
to coniine its work to matters where it will be
both proper and practical.