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HATTl.

nAEZ IN BAN DONTS1o.
HAVANA, Aug. 25.-Auotbur revolution has
brokcn cut in Bun Domingo. Ex-rfeaideut
Uacz has been proclaimed President by the tev-
olutionists. The cities Of Aauta Domiugo and
Puerto Plata remain loraj to President don-
zalas CaEs.-Hat. VatnlaHedn has oent Span-
tH war vosssl to protect spRuBh cittzons IN Ban
DOMINGO.
, 1875-08-30

Spte4al pirrateh h. The thteaao Jr,bnnr.
GnANp HAVEN. Mich, Aug. a9.-Shari1 Volt
man. who .rfeHted G. Van llorrew.ncn at Kala-
nazoo Friday eyeoing for committing incest
With his sIster at Holland. brought hin, before
Recorder paSlcBon Saturday. who temandcd
him TO jail III default Of IL. 00J ball. he pleading
guilty 10 tho charge.
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woman Of rtmarkab1n traits Of ohArscsor. sne
faIlowcltlA An1nALnr thron9li noarly al1 his ad-
yopt;rous career, and finally do'' II, Ills arms
sf.cr 1lomo snr1 cndclod. aLo uas the mttIof OF
MENuTrI GAR,nAL11."
, 1875-08-30

Spte11s D0777RH 10 III tH1e17u 1FTuu7E.
LAEa1Na. Mich., aug. 2o.-TAe amount Of tho
defa1caslon Of J. H, Dunn, agent Of the union
Depot Of this city. will reach over s3,0b0.
Meaars. Mead and Allen. his houdH:nen to the
railroad companios, will hAvo to pay 81, ,CDo.
, 1875-08-30

WAsnNoTos. D. G., Aug. o9.--There will be
another trial OF the safe-burRlary cans OF IIAr-
nu8kon and Others important evidence having
bean discovered during tho last sl1so Hooks.
, 1875-08-30

MARIA, Aug. 1D.--Thn American Consul 1t
Tripol, and family landed hote tu-day from tho
ErItcd ssatea a!osmor Congitas. Thc1r al,t-nre
fTa1u T.ipoll n doomed ext,elIent, lost now uu-
rieAsant tncldoulH shDuli sslss.
, 1875-08-30
THE CALENDAR Of CRIME.
Tic $4,000 Treasury Thcft.--
Another SAfc-l;urg:nry
Trial.
Another Murder Mystery III the Death
Of James IL. Me.
ffeaTy RoDhcrics Among Slecptng.car
Passengers.

MYSTERIOUS Gaze.
Ee<rtdt HtstMt:A II TIE C,ts4d1o frihHnf.
DEs NoIsEs, H., Aug. .-RoportH ha7o hc'n
receivcd here that = fartncs, while hunting
lorses Ia Pleasant Township, W.rolo County,
came upon man lying in Cedar Greek, in so-
cludtd paco. Lie WAS nude except AZ to sooks
and boots. There worc two wuan,ia on the back
nf bis head, one on hs hand. nnd hia face was
badly scratched. With tie aid of tho farmer
md bis neyhbors, ho waA conscyed. in soml-
unconscious condition, 10 \ lluuse. Ills Etory IL
Hofnawlat confused and disconnected. liz HAYS
lie MAS Tn tfaiD Oh the sill Dad, AMI 20: on Al
roma htstlun to walx about for exercise. wlenhe
"aH struck from behind by some o.e; that then
two other petrona came III. and he remembers
no more until after he 1ccoyoroa at tho farm
heuso. lie Ind had shout &l0 In his pocket
hut when found, hls cotscH nero Rcstterod
about tbs bank Of The creek, aud IL mouey wAs
IN tl.om. There we're tickets in hia pockets tlat
Indicate lB pano In Jouerh Met klep l50 Attur-
ncy stFcet, Now York. There was atto ticket
fr0m Union Junction to San Fr4ncisco. 1t in
supposcd he waA knocAodd d ,un at Eatavlh station,
and carried to tho creek. l.s clothcs s.nppei oil
to search tnem, and hla body thrown in The
crack while iu an inser4ite conditan. on the
kuproaitlon that he Ho1ld drown, lie will Ie
cared for until tho mystery can be cleared up.
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KU.KLuX TACTlCG,

bpt+taf Dsrateh to Tie CHitaGo 7ribun-.
8rn1sofIEL,', ILL.,. Aug. 29.--A ca.e of ku. Kfu1
on BmRll scale occurred in this county during
last week. Some carpenters building new
house for William Curry. about ~ miles north
Of this city, found nailed to their workbench on
Wednesday last lctter, In which the writer de-
rnandod that str. Garry should furnish him by
Saturday night last sum OF money which he
was to put ip an old bootleg at the end OF
lane about lali milo from tue house. Un
failure to do 30, Lo might expect 10 be picked OF
ut any time. atr. Curry info med tho Sheriff Of
tho matter, aad lsrt nlgLt ha seut out posse to
watch for the nlau or .non. No one appeared
iaAt night, but to-day about o'clock hlulitouB
Hanssou WAS socn TO a.proach and lake from
tho bootleg eco In counterfeit mnney tnat had
been placed tbere. The sher,f'a posse immed.
hte1y arrested him, kn1 he Ii now lodged lu jall
hero.
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nj tho farm and inquired for his rlfo. Upon be-
inE told lint tlle l!al gono homo 70 fvr, he wene
tnsIe. Tie JamescA wer III boI "llen ha icho'i
there. but IT, aroused tllem, and said i,o wnnted
.so his rife. III, t.tter'a mother r'p'iei that
"IIo wnsu't H. anI that II e1lo w.s ho ronl Int
B"e her. Wilcox tlen turned and walked NJ t',n
road a'oH: half m le. "!lott he mot man and
H"'nAn Walking qnlte fast m tha oDroriia direc-
~ t'Iat ynl. atl,nd?"
'fes. ~ tne: and ~ha.'ro von going to do
abtnt ~ wM III" rrtl% he f'c,val.
p,vl -. fs'' rho" @ vo what! d. il you don't leave
ihc coi'i9 then attenp:e1 tn D,st bv Wilcox.
"'1e"' with al oa.h. he Hraa ,esi Gallon hv tie
arm, and. drasi'K large knife. attempted to
LAY , h'm; III; IaIcn lnfsea away aud ran up tho
ftnu. lhn Wornsn started tuw nd klnn,e cry,ng
- MuEdrr!" Gallon hcA i lhe cry AMI saw
Wilcox ttart aftof her. fla d not hear or ero
moro. blit went IN routrlahnus way TO JAnn.'
holna. Tina took him ton or fifteen ,ul.ls,tos,
Neither "Ilc,s nor bis wife had vos reached ,he
i,h''so aud Gallon A. oncc raisol Tho afarta. with
the cry
.Jeromo has killed scltod up here In tho
rosl."
Tho wontn's fathor and brother. together
With Gallon, started AZ eoou a. p,snIbio up tho
road. atd nboat l01 yarl4 thia slho Of where
WIcox had met Gallon AMI his VITO thov found
Wilcox lying in. the road. Tie light fronn the
ION % cur '' 10 car. .' .nl nj tb.s ~ lis is Tss VA,
doad. A few foet further on thav found
Mrs. Wilcox lying io tue grass of OF tho
Eeai. Sllo vas groanng hut unconeclotls. Het
friends picked ller up and carried her tIome ard
then aont Tor farmer W,i-on and EHtnire Powell
With them came q largo number OF ne1sbbofa,
and 40 inquest Was held On the remains OF Vii.
cn1. 1.s idcs tho Easi in the throat. fae Wis cut
III lilo right forearm among tho large arsnties.
largo tirt knife was fonnd lying by hts SIDE. ncat
his lott hand. A yo,dict was fund in accur'l.
anco aith tho accompanying facts aud circum'
atance-. Mra. Wilcox waa found to hare re.
csiyed two snbR in tho lott aldo OF her neck. hui
not docp. Another bad cut WAS in tho right
hra.t, AMI oue belnw thu ribs GU s.le right rlde
It wa. e.n!ont that hto had struggled hard fol
tfe, and when etIo finally fell to the ground
fanting from, loss OF blood. hor assailant, hup.
poting bla VAS dead, ilnishnd tho bloody work
i by becom'oe his own ox"c,.tioncr. The wound
I'd nonan was alive at ltHt nccounta, but little
| Lopo HaA had VI ler recovery.
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dnrErg t'r siege Fight hu,dred prisoners vero
tWkau, tucudlug mn .,tcsru.
HFN. IDfELf.AR
has asked permission to return to Cubh. Tie
conslJern his pfcsc,Ico hore 10 longer nocensasy.
, 1875-08-30

MuaxooKs, Aug. 2e.-A terrbs waterspout
fol- uaias north OF Usddo 1t IL O'Clock TO-
day. For two hours succeeding tho rain {ell
ln torrents. AZ tho orosaing OF the Missouri.
KAasas Texas Railroad, tue watas rose u fact in
two hours. dispisesng tho bridge bat seen Caddo
aud Cssev. and ossrdowinR tie tracx fur aeysrsl
Mules Ths paaasnRer-sssia waa asasJsd so1as
ams N making rep1if.. Aud lhs trsight-trasns
feet frou, the train. The dAmsss s.i b. .sp.ir.
ID to-nght, probably Iu uus fot ths nsxt nss.
sa1&ef-tt&lu4
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0lSS0NO . = A04%s
Tbs nrm VI R!stwood UuAklss u shts ds} dts.
so1rsd " nlutu.t consent. 7. y. md A. krk~ooa
assGuA ~ Liabilities Anl uollsct al Aa4st4 as t!s hnA
ntss, {b!uurdi T. H. KIuKNOnla
W, 4. DunkLEE~
u!4leAso, Aug. -. ls7A. 1. J. 1lAxnVu0.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
Cheated ont of II.

There is not reasonable doubt, after learning
the history of the polling in the 1st,3rd 4h, and
10th Wards, and after making comparison Of
the figures, that Mr.. Valentine is defrauded out
of his election. Far more than the 60 majority
which is counted up for Mr. Whiteley is fraudu-
lent and to this, no doubt, Boss Given and his
associates could amply testify il they would.
The immense poll in the downtown Wards WAS
swollen and crammed with gangs OF
non-residents, tramps, repeaters, and others
who have no right to a vote in this city. Such a
swelling of the total had been confidently relied
noon it was very plain that it was doing the work.
Up to o'clock the whole drift of things was Of
this character, and Republicans who had
watched the polling began to lose courage, feel
ing that the hardest work was all in vain il such
fraudulent vote were put in, in the lower wards.
In spite Of it, however, they rallied, later, and
thought it still possible to elect Mr.. Valentine.
While it is true, as the Mayor-elect said i'll his
speech, last evening, that he owes his election
to Republican Votes, the number of these would
not have sufficed, had not wholesale system of
gouging been resorted to. Mr.. Valentine it
beaten by narrow majority, and he is beaten uu.
fairly. The practices that have be-smirched the
State elections 80 often are now grated on oul
two or three hundred votes is quietly tolerated
now, another time it will be swollen to four OF
FIVE hundred, and from that indefinitely.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
Previous Municipal Votes.

The vote yesterday resembled some OF the
close fights Of past years. In 1869, there were
four offices to be fllled-Mayor, President of
Council, Treasurer and Assessor The Repub-
lican candidate for Mayor, Mr.. Valentine, was
elected by so majority, while the Democrats car
ried the other three offices, as follows Bright
over Candy, 1870 McCabe over Killgore, sc
Mccall over Mason, 1873. In 1870, there were
three officers-President of Council, Treasurer,
and Assessor. of which the Republicans elected
only the Treasurer, Kilgore having just t,co ma
jority over McCabe, while for President of Coun-
Gil, Bright had 2O1 over Adams, and for Assoc
sor, Mccall had 10 over Woodrow In 1872 only
one being on the city Neutrality-suspicious.
Dem, had " majority over Dougherty, Rep.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
EassIa,nnY.

Icheerfully give this testimony to the pubie that
Mrs Fosters Blood Purifier and Tetter Ointment
cured me.
was atflictcd for many years with disordered
blood, a troublesome aud Obstinate tetter OF the
skin and swelling of the glands OF the neck, Which
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and eA-
penae.
consulted eight Of the most prominent phys-
clans IN the city ana used their medicine on9 time
without receiving any permanent relief; On the
ing OF hone, ] was induced 70 Try Mrs. Fosters
Blood Purifier, which wac recommended to Inc as
being certain cure far my disease. II was the
turning pOint in my case after using two hot les
of the Blood Purifier IN connection with the letter
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptiJns disap-
peared and now aiu entirely and aIectually cured.
II further Information Is dsslred concafuing my
case, enll at ny re5uenco.
TEo3 SC01vr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
NINETY-NlNTu EDITION.

Containing complete list of AL the towns III the
United 81 ttes tile Territories and the Dominion of
Canada, having population greater than 5N1D ac-
c0fdlnl 10 the last census together Wlth tire names
OF the newspapers having the largest local circuld
tion in each OF the places namei. Also, catalogue
OF newspapers which are recommended to adYettis-
ers as giving greatest vAlue in proportion 10 prices
cnarged Also al newspapers in tho United States
and Canada printing over 5,nn1 copies each issne.
Also, all the Rtg o rs Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical Med cal, Masonic, Juvenile Eiuration-
al, Commerc al, insurance. Rel Estate. Law,
sporting, MuslcIl, Fashion, and ether special class
journals very conpl'te lists. Together with Il
complete list Of over 500 German papers printed IN
tine United states, Also. an css'v upon advertising
many tables Of rates, showing III cost or hdvertis-
ing IN various new pap rs, aud everything which u
beginner In advertising w0uld ike 10 Know.
Address GEO. r. ROWE " co.
lep3toaug2,I6 eAH II park i0g New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
Spccial alotitcs.

Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry bark.
This preparation ls the only perfect cough medi-
cine that know of, and cures all durable cases and
relieves these that are not curable claim nothing
for the prescription hut the method Of preparing it
Is such as yet all the medical effects from the n
gradients in perfection, and has taktn the exper-
ience and labor of forto years to place it at the
heat of the cough medicines of the word. II Ia
uaed and prescribed 10y some of the hest Doctors in
this and other states for their fames AMI patients
Old persons and old eases of cough relieved aud
enabled to sleep and get rest and strength. Pc
pared aud sold OILY by "
ALFRED WALTON,
anglg, ,eodtclanl 1856 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
THE PEACHES ON THE 0HIo'-N0THING
sETTIEn BY THE EXPERIMENT.

The immediate failure of the experiment OF
shipping fresh peaches to Europe, while DIS
appointment, should not be regarded as settle
ment of the question. From such information
as we have received there is nothing in the ono
result to indicate that the plan Is not all entirely
feasible one. The project failed not through
any lack in the refrigerating idea but because
sufficient calculation had not been made OF the
amount of ice which would be required for the
experiment. The ice gave out and then the
fruit rotted. This is the tantalizng point IN
the mlshap. II with all aids and precautions fui-
ly attended to, there had been no favorable re-
suit, we should simply have had TO content our
selves with the inevitable, but it is annoying te
learn that scheme promising the handsomest
results must be deferred-losing prestige mean
while-through very stupid kind of niscalcu-
laton 1t should have been an easy matter to
determine the quantity of ice necessary for suct
a transit. Perishable goods are constantly con
yeyed across the ocean and it is known to
nicely how much of the frozen element ID need
ed in proportion to given quantities of butter
meat, or whatever else it is necessary to pre-
serve. II there had been any doubt the quanti
ty of ice should have been doubled or tripled
the cost was nothing in determining the result
of new and important commercial venture
For the present, however, let the blame res
where it may, the great internationa
peach question takes rest. If another vesse
was fitted up with refrigerator there would b'
yet time to solve the question during the pres
ent season, but the next outward trip Of the Ohi
will be made rather late for much result.
may happen, though, that the vessel can tax
out another peach consignment this year wit
some advantage. Although the season will /
over at that time she could carry some of til
peaches now in the refrigerating houses, thatis
the owners of that stock should be willing to ru
the risk after this fasco, and knowing that the
have at home an eager market. At all even
we know that up to September End the peacht
on the Ohio kept in perfect order, and the pre-
sumption amounts to certainty that with pr
per supply of ice the experiment would ha
been completely successful.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, ts'sndays

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tStfna@gs
..sptsd., at the Cosn6KRcIAL BUILDING, Soilth-osss
,oy,sy Ftth and Market Strests. 1tOo cents copy
TIN cs,,is a oeek. DKLIyERRD FREE by oarf1efs
throughout the city. The COMMERCIAL ''t oe se'M ~
,a 10 any Post O6oe IN Hs,o Castle County al sooo
psr annus si25 for months; 80 eer'fs per 1o,'la
to Poet Offices outside Of Ns0 casb county, s''oop'
sun,,, s. 40 for thyes months; 80 cents per MONTH
Tur PuBI1sHERs PREPAY POSTAGE b, aA oases'
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS pro-
vtdsd NTH rst-class machinery and ssf1l i'orsns
sor executing Book job and Mercantile Printing OF a"
descriptions, at prices beloS the ladsna Printing
Houses of the large cities
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, tWeekly3 the Penirisuiar
oroay of TURNER'S and Fruitgrolpers; great fdnty
Newspaper published epery Thursday MORNING. al
Too Dollars year, POSTAGE PREPAID BY THE PUB
LIHHHRa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

They killed a book-agent at Creston two
weeks ago, but they had to run over him with
nine freight-cars to do it. People who can't
afford to keep fast freght-train in the house
are still at the book-agent's mercy.-B,Wling-
ton Haerkeye.
The banks Of the Connecticut river are being
protected in places where the current washes
them away, by covering them with mating. The
mats are woven al ont two feet thick, and sixty
feet long by fifteen wide, underbrush: and are
towed into position, sunk 80 as to extend from
above high water mark to below low water mark,
and covered with stones and gravel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
City Basiusss 9irsftury.

-
Auctf0neers
L. W. Stidham Son. Ill East sth street
Bankers nnd Brokers
H. r. Robinson 4 Co., 400 Market street.
Boot and Shoe Makers and Dealers.
Babcock d Bro, 21s Market street.
John s. Moreland, ath and Poplar sth
W. A. Turner d Co.. 3ls Market st.
Carpenters and builders.
j. g Haddoek, shop Thorne bel Front Res 1913 Washn
j. X. d. Seeds, shop w. ath, near west
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane d DeMainville, II 10 Fourth street.
Clocks. Watches, aiid jewelers.
j. @. Massey, 404 King street.
Conch and Cnrriaxe Material.
Vim. Green h o., s. E. corner Sd and shpiey sta.
Druggists.
II. X. Bringhurst. 3l7 mSitstse
Florists.
Tatnall d Co., Delaware Avenue and Jefferson ST.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas f. Pummer. bc2 Market at.
Wooliey Van Trump, blO Market 81
Gents Furnishing Goods,
John p. Doughteu 4lU Market st
HINTS, Caps. &c
Geo. A. Walraven, aa2 Market strvot-
Iron and steel
VIM. Green Il Co., $. &c. coruur sd Rnd Shipiey sts
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, $. w. oeruet front and Orange.
Looking Glnsses and Frames
| +. McAionagle, Sd and King sts
Merchant Tniiors
Geo Gouert IL E. 4th st.
John ii. Muhlhausen. iib King 81.
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bog sth and Market.
VIM. Reynolds Co., S35 Market vt,
VIM. MeCauley o., ej8 Market ST.
Restaurant md Billiard Room
Joseph Fullmer, bp4 and 5O6 Market ST.
Sewing Machines
Nav American Sewing Machine. us Market st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
GTEAM WASHING.

~
While steam has been prOpelng railroad,
ships and variety Of machinery and labor-sayne
implements for the benefit of men, only recently has
1t been made to do womans work in the kitche1. It
is now harneA4ed in the CHAMPION STEAM
WASHER, AND MADE TO WASH AND BLhACH
PERFECTLY, by driving the water up and then
down through the clothes under the lid "a rotary
motion) carrying The 'irt with 1t, until they are
white and clean, without the use of waah-board sag-
ing time, labor the wear of fabric and the woman's
knuckes The steamer viii not explode or boil
over this cannot he sad OF any other steam washer
now In uBe We offer II alone On It's merits with
opportunity for far test OF It's qualities in families
desiring TO purchase should it prove wat We einin
1t to be, no huTnbug.
Come and see itat CAPELLE 4 BR0,B
2lZ Market Street; or address II. NJ. IL T. II. kIIE,
Wilmington, Del. or K. AUSTIN, 209 Pearl Street
Camden N. j., manufacturers ami propnetors for
the States OF Delaware anu New Jersey, vii ne.a-
ware and Cheste countless Pa nlariO-tI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

This large increase it mainly i'll the Democra-
tic vote in the lower Wards. The vote for VAL
entine is heavier by IL than that received by Mr..
Maris, two years ago. (when the latter had $50
majority,) while Democratic vote for Whiteley,
yesterday, was increased over that given to Nc
Caulley, no less than 906 This was pro
digious gro With, and much of it, no doubt, WAS
fraudulent. AS we have elsewhere said, no
doubt Mr.. Valentines defeat is due to illegal
votes for his opponent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

81 Persons leaving totos for the simmer can hape
ths COMMERCIAL mailed to them, postpaid Ior D.
ssnts a month.
Subscribers sending single copy OF the eoaaERciAl
a,uay by mail Informed that f'oo-eeh stamp -
required nan ordinary wrapper Dc used SEM - s"e
post office NTH one cent stamp u 'ot proedoy 'e0e'
r.ocb IN dest;,,atiO The paper NTH wrapper at
M nv a l;oh ors, car, be mailed for one cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
UNEXCEPT!0NABL.E

is II word TIA. lt,tli,Hlr tti
mark III whitifwr ama nfd
which we claim tt in,Ne
reached as nearly as pussi+
Bile for human >l.Gll.
MI EXCEPTION can he
taken to the Sl'iili. Of Onr
Garments. They are madr
after the latest and most
approved patterns. -... &.
NO EXCEPTION cnn bc
taken To The MATERIALS.
They are the Best and
Finest made.
NO EXCEPTION can rea
sonably he taken 10 the
CUT and FIT. We employ
none but first class Arthts,
and insist on the utmost
Perfection in every detail.
NO EXCEPTION can he
taken to the PRICE; lor it
is plrpusely fixed ut tile
lowest point possible, and
is lower than the same
grade of Clothing can be
purchased elsewhere.
no EXCEPTION can be
taken to our Stock for 1t
embraces every variety of
stylish and Seasonuble
Clothing for Gentlemen,
Youths. Boys and Children
Of every age and size.
40 EX CEr1lON can be
be taken To our Ready
money System of business
for 1t relieves the customer
from payments of extra
profits, made necessary To
cover losses by the old
credit and loss system, and
gives him his Clothing ut
the Lowest Rate of Cash
Profit. .
NO EXCEPTION can be
or is taken To ollr Garments
on the score of either ele-
gince, excellence, Or econ
Olny by persons who are
judges of good Clothing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
unniUrn at.h s,inrrh.an linIm1

Cures ,t:srrhea, dysentery, cholera mofbus
cramp, pain, etc. Price 70 cents per hotiH.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
FOSTEltS DRUG STORE.
Front Hut ,ypgt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

This well knnwn and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains It's reputation as a remedy usnrpas cd
for the eue of blood and skin d!seeses W.; letter,
ringworms, Scrufula, blstcAes, pi'upes, bois, I'M
purities OF the blood etc. Put up IN quart bottles.
Price 81 IN each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
An Enormous Vote.

The vote yesterday was by far the largest ever
cast at city election. We present here the to-
tails for several years past, as follows
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

Mrs FOster's stOse WOrn,-AO2cnRes.
An infallibe remedy for WORMS. Safe, pleasant
and relisble Price ~ cents per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

Choice soda Water.
r. Bringhurst X Co. have re-opened their Mineral
water Fountain for the season. The majority OF
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority of the soda water from this fountain
ami the delicious tlavor of the Fruit Syrups they
prepare, OF which there are upwards OF twenty vh-
rieties. They have
GLASS SIpHoN BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly nling them
with highly charged tarhouie Acid Water, which
can be drawn at VIII, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require 1t, or the
lover of Soda Water who may desire It, to enjoy tine
use OF this delightful beverage at any time at home.
We have on draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyeer, (Sarasoga) Excelsior, tSaratoga) High
Rock (Saratoga,) Nlchy, Kissngen. Aiso the fol-
lowing waters In bottles: Congress, Exec siOr, Ha
thorn, Geyser, High Rock, st. Louis, Magnetic,
Franklin, Ballston Spa, Gettysburg Misslsqnoi,
Rockbrldge Alum, st. Catharlne's Artesian, Freid-
ericshalle, Vichy Seltzer, Bedford, Etc.
Z. BRINHHUBST CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market Streete,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

Dry Gpnds, asibbpns. &f.
GREAT
ATTRAcTIoN.
OPENED THIS DAY
10000 Yards OF all Silk Gros Grain
and Tafeta Ribbons.
st 25 cts. u yard worth 37s ami ots
1900 Yards OF Broohe. Twilled and
Gros Grain Ribbons, In all Colors,
At so cts. a yard; worth rs cts.
i,5oo Yards of Sash Ribbons. in all
Colors.
ut 81 cts. yard worth sI25.
500 Yards of Sash Ribbons, iS all
Colors,
at so cts. a yard worth 81 ), ots
500 Yards of Snsh Ribbons, iu nll
Colors.
at Is cents yard; worth 50 cents.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED A SUPERB LINE OF