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National Republican., 1875-07-13

AFTER ALL, the Gush which pervaded
the South on Independence Day was ap-
propriately demonstrated on the fifth in
stead of the fourth of July. The idea that
the first celebration since the war" was
postponed by an inscrutable Providence for
twenty -four hours is, to say the least, sug-
gestive. Rebel like, it was their fortune TO
have shadow of fraud apparent in their
observance of a patriotic occasion.
National Republican., 1875-07-13

So MANY editors and publishers have
lately escaped punishment for libel that a
certain kind of journalists begin to believe
they are of privileged class-priyileged
to say what they please about men and
things, whether true or not This self.
confidence, born and bred of public leniency
to the press, or the result of corruption on
the bench, is one of the worst features of
our present social condition. 1t breeds
calumny and SANDER until the very air is
filled with misrepresentation of public
men and public acts, and the tastes of the
people are vitiated by being constantly fed
upon the most demoralizing literary food.
So true is this that certain classes of news.
papers are now looked upon by respectable
people as simple cesspOols of fblackguardism
National Republican., 1875-07-13

PHILADELPHIA has her Kelley, has had
her Katie King, may have the Kelley mo-
tor, is going to have the Centennial, and is
Just now talking about building "unsinka-
:. ble' ocean steamships; but with all this
the City of Brotherly Love has only one
respectable newspaper. We have. hopes,
however, even for the Independent organ
of the Sansom-street gamblers, because it
is understood that those ungrammatical
Christians, Moody and Sanky, will soon
nav that institution q visit.
National Republican., 1875-07-13
TUESDAY MoRNING:::::::::::::JUL Ii, 1876

PERSONS LEAVING the city during the sum-
mer months can have TIE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN sent to their address by mail
postage paid, and changed as often as they
may require, by ordering it at this office.
Terms: Sixteen cents per week, or sixty-six
cents per month; invariably in advance.
National Republican., 1875-07-13
AARRIKA

CARTER-sMITH.-OnT Thursday afternoon, At
6 O'Clock, at 81. AIMS church. Tennal ytowu. d.
c., WIN. n. CARTER, Of this city, and SARAH 9.
SMITH, ofTennAllytown. ~ g. =
BUGBEE-HAZARD,-On Monday, July II,
1875, at q. m, at-Vermnnt avenue Christian
Church, by the Rev. g. W. Hobbs, ELIJAH Il.
Washingto No cards.
DOYLE-CLARKE.-Ont the eth OF July, by the
Rev. Father BokeI. at 81. Dominick's church.
PATRICK DOYLE and MARY A. CLARKE, all OF this
CITY,
National Republican., 1875-07-13

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ohio, is Democratic
to the core-or rather to the aims house,
which is the core in a Democratic
county. To prove this one has only to turn
to recent report of the county commits
sioners, in which the following items appear
charged:
Wbislv for the poor-bouse, $50 so
Rres5 q 16 35
National Republican., 1875-07-13

Pretty variation TO have q battle In your
parlor. They were lively and polite COM
psny, In the height Of their enjoyment, and an
enormous Newfoundland dog, evidently mad,
made bounce through the window. Fancy
the scene. Six shots from revolvers, &C., were
necessary 10 bring him to terms.
National Republican., 1875-07-13
Ith great respect and esteem, I am,

An article in the Journal de- s. Petrsbouro
calls Germany the electrical machine" ofEu-
rope, and says; 'Let Germany no longer charge
her pile; the Continent win then be no more
shaken by her experiments, and the nerves Of
the Teutopic people will be relaxed In q very
satisfactory manner.n .l-
National Republican., 1875-07-13
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

- - O|OCO~N(NO~~N~NON1O1NIN-N-NJ
Ul plete. 2vols. N
queen Mary, drama, by Tennyson
summer Parish, by Henry Ward Beecher.
mmymnaI and Canticles with mt sic, Goodrich.
Chair. -A 'N L ~P~a
FlaRg. "AiSO~
The Green Gate, from the German, by Mrs. WIS.,
I.NS ESS sale by WIN. BALLANTYNE,
National Republican., 1875-07-13

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON is at Saratoga
He will not pull stroke-oar in the boat
race to-day. His is another kind of a
Sfrote
National Republican., 1875-07-13

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, has 4
LARGER CIRCULA TION THAN ANY OTHER
NORRLEG PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT OF co.
LUMBIA.
National Republican., 1875-07-13
FOR SALE

GSSSc1Ssc<.c[ <c[s1GSSGHSS q ScEcTT q TcTT
ane seiIsr a ana d yard. n the % Southern section Of
offered for sale on sdy.ntsseous terms; A Per;
Retual Ie Insurance L Sntse property and located
Pront.ole inS estnent 20 the purchaser. Address
EUR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
s. GO feet Of ground in square CSC, on Anacosti.
and nd Potomse & River railLoad: ,.s,x.,
and Seventh streets northeast.
house, Too%. as s9Hass .sreei
Terms 10 suit. g.. X. MILBURN,
jeSO-TuThs1ot 5t5Seventh street.
EoR SALE OR ExGHANaE-2lOO AOREs
for sale or exchange for city property. D,,rs
je2s-tf No. Ii Ii 4; feh.s M Street.
EoR SALE, VERY CHEAP, LOT OF
mond and other 6ne Jewelry, Solid sIIvervare,
Heous stock % sveryihing, secOnd; hand from our
Livery article fully warranted.
.rsa s. GoLUSTEIN CO.,
Loan Once and Commission Brokers,
je24-tf Northeast corner Tenth and d streets.
FOUNTRY PLACE AT ELLAyILLE, NIB,
" FOR SALE. Good House and four;and-a-
dale Bmers ana 6so Apply
to gr. DUFoUR, or 1SoO Fourteenth street north
EOR SALE ATA sAORIFIOE-A BRICK
house, three stories high, press-brick 'front.',
containing nine large rooms, situated on Mary
land avenue. between Tenth and Eleventh streets
WASHINGTON, BY ETHAN ALLEN,
w can be seen and his services availed of at
VASE TIsI5 NA1Lok's stables for the season of is7S
FOR sALE.-HoUsEs, NO. $40 M STREET,
Der OF others in all parts Of the city:
fe4-tf 5lI Seventh street.
TOR SALE-A NEW UOTTAGEHOUSE, AT
u LIE Droit Park, containing seven % rooms and
ply si john q. GiILIaIS Paint Pain Store Store, cor
sor.Swess Kevto fs Sc baa d neTt dss dossr. no saf'
SUMMER RESORTS.
S6MMER RESORT. ''''o'0'-'''1"-''''''~'
Per- ons wishing board at very shady, cool place
In the county, convenient g %As6S gIay 70
jy1O-st. Round Hill P. o.. Ioudoun COY
RIvER SPRINGS, ON THE POTOMAC,
~ ~ Inst above BiactissOns Island Pleasure t9
ssTn WfsF nd in as Fss
TERMS: 81. 30 Ter day for grown persons for the
first ten nd days t bSs for remsining time sI2{ = Ser
eTss: NiII 6e met st Blur Point wharf; by Pilot
Address: DR.. R. P. BLACKSTONE,
ty9- I'm Miles Town. st. Mary's County, Md.
g EA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE MAY POINT,
~ will be open for guests JUNE 2s. Terms mod
crate. A. p. HILDRETH,
jy7-1m Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL,
VL HARPEK'S FERRY, VIVA,
Terms, " per day; SO per week.
E5-lm GEO. W. GREEN, proprietor.
A TLANT1o CITY. u,evo,,, ,or-,er
This Fayorite and Beautifully. located House
Rooms can now be engaged.
jy2-FMWlm Mrs. A. d. KEARFOTT.
POCKY POINT HOTEL,
IL NARRAGANSETT BAY,
Rhode ISLAND.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
VIII open for the reception Of guests JULY 1.
Eight Steamboats, daily from Providence and New
L. II. HUMPHREYS, Proprietor
te9-TuThSl2t City Hotel, Providence, X. l.
OUR HOME ON THE HILLSIDE-DANS-
" WILLIE, Livingston County, New York, Is
one Of the largest and most successful HYGIENE
health and for persons desiring to live simply and
enjoy country life ann beautiful scenery and the
purest Of wafer and an, at reasonable cost, Is not
edualed In its advantages anywhere. Send six
cents In stamps for fine steel engraving OF place,
and circulars, testimonials, etc.
Address as above,
je25-1m JAMES H. JACKSON.
National Republican., 1875-07-13

will not be SO cruel as to prolong the anxiety
of the American people regarding its deci-
sion upon this Important question.
National Republican., 1875-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~CARD OF THANKS.
S WASHINGTON, July II, 1870.
The subscriber takes this public method Of re.
turning thanks TO Detectives McDeyiLt and MIL
Ter, Of the Metropolitan police Ce ctives, for their
prompt and successful efforts in recovering the
goods stolen from his store in May last, and the
arrest of the thief. The ROBBERY was committed
under such pecuhar circumstances as to almost
leave no clue and to render the search for and sp
prehenslon Of them n matter of serious doubt, but
The officers named, with the skill and alacrity for
which they are noted, perseyered until they were
successful. For this I tender them my sincere
thanks. -ra - Z. HErDENHElMER,
jy1Ss Cor. thirteenth st. and Pa. avenue.
National Republican., 1875-07-13

kS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
- WASHINGT0N. July 2 lsl5.
APPoRTIoNMENT OF THE COMMISSION ERs
OF TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA OF THE
REVENUE COLLECTABLE UNDER THE
TAX LEEIEp , FOB THE FISCAL YEAR
In exercise OF the authority and duty devolved
upon US by the act of Congress approved March 3,
1S75, entitled "An act for the support OF the gov
ernmeut OF the District Of Columbia for the fiscal
year ending June so 1876 and for other purposes"
The undersigned Commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia make the following apportionment for
the distribution Of the revenue which shall be col
lected under the provisions OF the act Of Congress
Every 81 so collected pursuant to the tax LEVIED
by said act OF Congress for the fiscal year ending
June 20, 1876, shall be distributed as follows:
For the Sinking Fund for the bonded debt OF the
District of Columbia, including bonds Of
the corporation of W ashing gton and George
For theinterest on the bonded debtofth Dis
trict OF Columbia, including the bonds OF
The corp rations Of Washington aud
UtorgetoHn. etcs
For salaries and necessary expenses OF the
Metropolitan police force. ............. &c.
For public schools of the District OF Column
bis, including colored schools. 2lc.
For the general fund Of the District Of Co.
-........... ...s.. Nc.
IotaI.''..'''''' sl.'o
National Republican., 1875-07-13
MatiuuaI gtpHhlisatI
v. ]. MuRTAGH........EdIt dItOr and Proprietor.

TIE NATIONAL LKPUBLIc AN is Published every
morning (sundAys ,epted) at the southwest cor
ner Of Thirteenth street and PennsylvaniA avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers (by csrrters at y
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, postage paid, $50 per year;
800 for tiK months and 500 for three months,
Terms Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements un-
der the ht ad of 'EFor Sale or RENT "Wanted, y
'sLost and Found" and ''Personal, " twelve and
o half cents per line.
~ All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. j.
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, d. c.
National Republican., 1875-07-13

RNeHETROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK.
~ The semi-annual dividend Of interest will
be payable to depositors and after July 2 1875,
at the rate Of FIVE per cent. per annum on al! sums
left on deposit one or more cslendar months during
the half year ending July 1, 1875. .-. -
Interest not calG for will be added TO the prtn-
cipal, and draw interest," from July I. 1875.
SAMUEL NORMENT, President.
]. A. RUFF, Cashier,
Jy10S. Tu. Tn. to jy3O CStar Critic.l
National Republican., 1875-07-13

r; q. POlkinhorn begs to inform the public that,
having purchased the entire interest of Mr.. sam
uel Polkinhorn in the Printing once, Nos 6S2 and
63i street northwest, he viii continue the busi-
ness In future. He respectfully solirits the con-
tin1ed patronage Of his friends and the public.
National Republican., 1875-07-13
~ n o T 1 G E.

WASHINGTON, ID. q July 8, 1915.
The co-partAership heretofore existing under
the firm name Of 8. 4: o. POLKINHoRN. In
the Printing Business at 6S2 and6 street north
west, has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Samuel Polkinhorn Withdrawing from the
firm. K. D. Polkinhorn wiz continue the business
at the same place. Either men Der of the late nrm
is authorized to receipt for any outstanding In
debtedness due the ONCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
LOCAL INTEl.LiaENCE.
local Time Table.
YHADxa IEAyR wusINa7oN.

Ros Se:s Fork.-lsl a. NJ, i2i', is.s2, c.ss, 2. n
Sundays, Isl, A. VI.
For Philadelphia. %, $40, 8 20. s47. 10 80,
A. M.la.l l242 AGO, 4to o.42. ~ s.sU r N, sun
days, $40, A NJ. 4a5, $50. $50, P. NJ.
For Ba.tsrnoTe and Eash.nqton. .-l2.o2, 20s, 1902,
A. M; i2bo, i.gs $40, 7.lc, P NJ. sundays, l2.oq,
203 A. M.
For sev castle esco, go, 92s. A M l.Go, $40, P.
n. No sunday trains.
For Dsiateare r. R-5oo IS A. N. :ss0 Pm. the
$40 T. NJ. train runs ony as far ~ uarring, ny No
sunday trains.
For Wilmington d Western f. h.--l0s0 A. ii; o.so
P. M. sundays, MOO, 2. y.
For Wilmington ond Rsddiny n. R---b2s, A. N
s.S5, 7. ID. No Sunday trains.
rRAns ARRIyH AT WILMINGTON.
Frc,s Hr,s Yrt-i.5s, a. IL; l2.5a, l.I5. 100, r,
NJ Sundays, l5J, A. u.
From Philadelphia .-l2al, 1Ss, s.'o. sod, A: NJ
1910, 1884, lls II 5i5 5.a, 7C0 s.5n, il.ui NJ.
sundays, II ~, 1.b2, ln0o, A W l.sl, ll.oo, r. NJ.
From 6aiifmOre.-L9i, ai4 a. NJ; 1901, l24l,
5.32, g20, p. VI. sundays, l.2l, A. NJ. e2', Z. NJ.
From RdshfsIotos.. La, A. NJ; 1901 i4.iO, b.Sa,
90, p. ". Sunday. IN, A. NJ. !, g.2o, T. N.
From FOR. Depoest.--s.05 A. n. No sunday tI0ln.
Prorr Wilmington e Restsrn r. R.I.ts. a. ;
8.lhp. N. Sundays So, p. NJ.
From Wilmington d Reddtns r. R.-1o.l2, A. VI.
$50 p. Nj. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LsAvz PHILADELPHIA FOR wIEr6YoR.
From Brood aud Prime Strests.-S.p0 $50, 1851 A.
NJ l21b. o. 4OO blb oLo 100 Q, 81, II 80 P. n q,
sundaTs. s 30, A. NJ: 90, $50, ii.S0, =. n.
From Wet Philadelphia Depot -l240, a. NJ. 1910,
1915. 6.0a, 7. NJ. sundays, l2.sD, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
Board or EdHcntiou.

ASSCAL MEETING ron the Arr1fTTMEST OF
TEAcHERs-HEPpKT Of TBG E&AaISAII.N FJR
TE4CHEGa a--ArPOISTMESTs RJn THE ENsUINd
yEAR
The Board Of Education met last evening. Tie
following report was pre- eseatc1 by the Commit.
tee on Teachers
'Iour Committee Oh teachers would respect
fully report That the examination OF the toacl-
err in your employ, held un The l7th and l3th OF
June last, was exceedingly creditable To tho
teachers and gratifying TO the committee. Thir-
Is out Of the tlty-tive Examined made eighty
per cent or more OF correct ausWer+, and will be
exempt from the next ANIMAL examination.
1--WE hope that most of these thirty ladies' a1l
Of the twenty three who passed at the annual
examination in 1871 vii, At the proper time,
pass the examination for permanent certItientes
and never have to present themselves again al
an annual examination.
"Most sof those who did not Oh ain tie per
cent necessary TO pass the examination in tic
elementary branches are youpg teachers hold
ing subordinate porltiois vino under our sys
TEN OF educating teachers after their appoint
ment could not reasonably have boen expected
to pass the examination ths year.
I'VE would also report that the following ladies
examined on tho 7th and S,h inztants have been
accepted for one year ae qualified to be appcint-
ed as teachers in cur schools M.eses pLeLe Il.
Guthrie LizAe c. Black, Tile Burns Amanda
Medara, Eva S, Wingate, Hannah 4. Harrigan,
Maggie +. McClosky, Annie 4. Coot1m an, JOAN
ma L. Matthews, Grace H. S~yGrs. Eliza A. Eea-
gan, Saliie NJ. Shields.
1--WE would recommend tic following con.
cerning the appointment Of teachers for tie ell
SUNG school year That Miss Addie Conner Of
No g. be given the place in No 2 held last year
by Miss Ellen H. Stuart that Missslary A. Colt
of No. II be given the place made vacant in No.
8 by the change OF Miss Conner that Miss SUI
SAD Goodwin he given the place in No. 1G held
lat year by Miss Sarah l.. Francis that Mrs
Sallle NJ. Shields be given the place in No. l6
made vacant by the promotion of Miss Goodwin;
and that the other teachers in tho employ of the
Board during the school month ending on the
l0thiDstant, except the teacher of telegraphy,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
Local streviI,es.

sun sets at T.s9.
Webb, the halter.
Sunrise tomorrow at ! 80,
Moon rise this evening at96
lnless than 10 months we will nave HE / en,eulial.
Tight skirts have their drawbacks.
Neg m1ckerel, large and fat -noWmans, "a anl
King.
Hockessin wars for wilmington crcqatt players
10 show q chip Gu Their heads
Lawn snrlnklers and garden fountains are kept
and Jefferson stree.
d NornaLiie 81 : sci c-ocEery ware 70 cOse out
his stock a; auction at 1880 a. IN. to.norrow
Choice ice cream on all market slys Ia High,h
street market BY c. NJ Green.
Elegant garments for summer for men and boys
ut BuXnauns store at : | and Market street. Try
TINS place.
4 large st t7ck VI bo1ts and shoes at extremely low
prices, al D0nahoe's 3oi Market street.
Turtle AMI clam sgups al all hours, at Flmer $,
506 Market street.
Purorize Wilmington artizaas by buying your
walnut furniture OF the Enterrrse Manufacturing
Co, 20 Market street.
Elderly people can get nee hats at fair prices a,
Dubels, E 3d street.
Bowman. ~ and King sells the whltest 10 cent
sugar the best 30 ard ~ cent the cheaneet
tine, strong aud mild cofIees, 10 be had anywhere
in town His assortment of other goods In his line
IS hard 10 beat, and prices for everything down
to the Lowest cash marx.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

b, reappointed to the places they held accord
ing to the pay roll for that month.
'Also that the Secretary be directed to notify
the several teachers Of their appointment
JOIN q. MOORE,
LEVI c. BIRD,
Isaac ]. JEsKrSE,
CHARLES BAIRD.
on motion OF hr Moore, the report was
adopted
The Committees OF the respective schools, ex.
ceptng Nos. 2 and 6, made written reports Of
the recent examinations at the close OF the year
which were stated to 10 alike creditable to
teachers and scholars. A lengthy report from
the Committee Of No. covered minutely the
exercises in the Masonic Temple, already re-
ported at length. The reports we're accepted
and fled and those committees which have not
vet reported were instructed to hand their
ports to the Committee ON Teachers.
The report Of the Committee shows the only
changes made in the list Of teachers. With
those exceptions, it remairs precisely A. last
war
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
&saister's 3lutifss.
DEGISTERS S OFFICE,


4 SEw CASTLE COUNTY, July s, 1873.
Upon the application OF Edward Mendinhall and
henry NendlnhaI, administrators OF arah K Mem
dnhaN. late OF Wilmington Hundred ~ SAID County,
deceased; It Is ordered and directed By the Register
that ;he Administrators aforesaid give notice Of the
Granting OF Letters OF Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, hy causing advertisements TO be posted
whin forty days from the date Of such letters, IN
SIX Of the most pubic places OF the County of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands against
TIE Estate. % present the same. or ABIDE by Act
OF Assembly IN sucn case male andprOvlded. And
also the 70 tie inserted within the same
period IA the DAILY CoHNERCiAL d newspaper pub
l,led IN Wilmington anu TO be continued therein
three weeks, ,eouj
Gwen under the hand and Seal Of ONCE of
H.. ST. tie Register Aforesaid, AT New Castle in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day aud year
above 1litiea.
:. G. BIGGS, Register.
SOTICE-Al persons having Claims against the
Estate Vi the deceased must present the same dly
aitested 10 the Administrators on or before Iu !
n, lsd, or ABIDE the Act of Assembly In SUCH case
made and prov .ded.
nP%A2 R%iI q ~ MlhN,b2iTI,AiLL ,2IS Administrators.
address, y ilmins.Ju. Del. iy9.awcol
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
GstItslunS.
GMIrh'S SIXTH GRAND
EsECURS SION
UP THE HUDSON RIVER
To
West Point,
ON THURSDAY. JULY 22d,

Leages Wilmington, Del. from r. W. b. X. r..
Depc At 6ocipck. :. II.
Accolnpan.elu uy ire CIV coRNE1 LAND, Prof.
.lngri, l.;etlcf, by sPt. Id TRAN Of Cars over
S., :, .. aud Pennsv,,ai.'a Railroads 10 JERSEY
Cl'i !, arriving ther at 10 % NJ. thence by the
SPLENDID sfEAMER, " VI. COOK" upthe Hu i
Xii EF RyER sGasEeY q IN s TE OS, Mda6 M4
and the foll lowing places: CITY of NV YORK, the
famous pasales, Yonkers Hastings, Dobb's Ferry,
brated Washington Irylngl Rockand. Permont,
TarrytDwn, yack, Sing sing, Haverstraw. CroiOn,
stony Point Light. Peekskill, Anthony Nose, Fort
Montgomery, and Stopping at WEST POINT.
Passeng' rs ran have the Opportunity of spending
about two hours in visiting tile L. = military Acad-
eIny, the grounds adjacent, and he Cemetery or
remain he hoat aud continue up the river as far
storm King Mountain, the last OF the Highland
range, 1860 feet in height,
he given from The steamer, so that all may hnow
the historic pot from which the beautiful ballad CT
BreakntcS originated.
cry az $50, T. NJ, taking the special train, and ur
ryine home the same evening. Parties SO desiring,
ran spend the time in New York CITY, and jtin Ihe
E&cuTslHn on It's arrival at Jersey city.
TIE TRAIN WILL LEAVE CHESTER AT 6 20
A. M.
no Tickets will he sold in Philadelphia but par
hes In Wilmington and Chester, having friends
there who desire to go can procure tickets for them
3lst and Market streets, at 10, A. NJ.
The p. W. & X. u. X. Co., viii issue round trip
tickets al twOthlrdS (l rates 10 all holders OF eN-
cursiOn tickets living south OF Wilmington, by pre-
sennE sli1- st their respective stations
The steamer "WM. COOK, y has been RENTED this
season at the cost Of over $4,000 and is now lux
urlOusly frTnished boat. A Grand Weber Iuno
has heen aided 10 her new furniture.
ier carrying capacity Is $500 people, hut on this
Excursion, 10 give everybody AMPLE ROOM, not
more than 500 will be taken on board
She has a large saloon fitted up and used as a res
n a fNata M
atereT, engaged for this occasion, and refrcsh-
Dents served at moderate prices.
Persons ~ desiring, can remain over in New York
until Friday or saurdai, and return on any OF the
regular trains. except the Limited FXpress), by
pres ntlng tntir ExCnrsiOn ticket at tne Office in
Jersey Ciy y, and the payment Of 81 20 additional
The crs dsed on this occasion will be furnished by
the r., W. ~ Il. E. Il. Co., and Will lie nrst-class
The seats will he numbered. ami after parties are
sent II, checks Will be Y ven, securing the same
places On their return.
SVery effort viii be made to render this Excur-
son The most respectable, pleasant and delightful
OF the season.
FARE FOR THE EXCLUSION, s3sJ
CHILDREN, under i2 years OF age, 2.2J
Tickets can be procured at the Book Store of
BOughmgn, Thomas Co., 42l Market street. VIII
mington, Del, and ut the store oi Il. M. Xook Ith
ant MarSet streets, Chester, Pa.
Make early application, as limited number only
VIII be sold.
?. r. &. SMITH, Manager.
iylo.l2,lF,l "A, IS, 5,i6,U,lo,2O,2l&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
VlEGIoTER'S OFFICE.

4S NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July p, 1875.
tpnn the application Of William tanhv, exc
cntur OF samuel tauby lg,e OF Wilmington
lundrei IN said county, deceased; ii IS ordered
aul directed by the Register that the eXecu-
tnr aforesaid give notice oi the granting OF Let
ters OF Administration upon the Estate OF the le-
ceased, Win the ate Of granting thereof hy causing
adEer ietncntS IL be- posted within forty days from
tie date oI 5ucn Letters, IN slx OF The most public
places Of the County OF New castle, requiring all
, .p ] ,r i. M ~ w ~ ,,ul,i .i b. t9 w
such case made und provided. And also CT use the
sane 10 be inserted, Wnl TIVE same period, In the
DAIRY COMMERCIAL, a newspaper puhllshcd n VII
ningion, and 30 be cohilna,d .derell three Neeks,
COD
Given under the hand and Seal g. Oni,e l. :
H.. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, al New
Caste county aforesaid, liie day and yeaI
above wntten. >. G. BlGGS, Register.
NUIlC E-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF The deceased must present the same duly
attestcd 10 the Executor, on or before uy 3D. 1876
OF abide tae Ac. Of Assembly IN ~, case made and
provided. WILLIAM CANDY, Executor.
Address Wilmington, Del. Ji3 3weOd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

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OF mind; q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence Of excesses, or mental over
WORK. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
in Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No. %. Ii
tones up the system, dispes the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenaes the entire system. II
Is perfectly harmless and always etiicent Price
S5. for package Of five boxes and large 81 vial OF
powder, which s important in Old serious cases ;
or 81 per single box Sold by all druggists, sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address Humphreys
specific homeopathic Medicine Co., No s62 BROAD
way NY. feD25,d&w