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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE wILaryeros.

TRAINS LBAvK WILMINGTON.
For ssss Yosk-1sl, A. N, l2.lT, l2.ss, 5.<s, +. n
sundays, 1.31, A. M.
For Paiiadelphta-1.s1, 700 $40, $40, Al, 10. 30
A. hl9lI 1242 AGO, s16, o.49, 100, s.3o r. NJ sun
days, $40, A NJ. AS, $50, $50, P. M.
For Baltimore and EashinJto,..-ia.52, 2As, 1904
A. M la.es, Lss, go, 71o p. N. sandays, lf.s2
2.03 A. M.
For Mas caste.-o.oo, $40, s.2o, A. NJ. ;ls S..o, P
N. No sunday trains.
For Dcla,sars q. R--o.Go rs 4. NJ s.41. Pm. tths
$40 r M train runs only az far as Harringtonl. Nc
sunday trains.
For Pitmington d Western r. R.--10 30 A. NJ; t.s.
P. M. sundays, 400, p. IL.
For Wilmington and Reading n. RE, and 80,
A. NJ; 4.s5, ?. N. No Sunday trains.
rRADss ARRIvE AT vnxgSsros.
From Ne,s York.--1.ss, 4. NJ; l2bs lib, 100, P,
n. Sundays l.53. A. NJ.
1910, 12o4 1ls, II. 5.15 $50, 100, 5. o. ll.c0
Sundays - ~, i.o2, 10.eo, A. Il. tn, 1.un, r NJ
From Bda.saors.-lsl Y42. A. m.; 1901, i3.40
os2, S.2O, P. NJ. sundays, i.el, a. NJ; s.21, p. NJ
From HdshsnIten.- i.2l a. NJ; lz,UI, 12.aU b.S2.
800 p. NJ. Sunday III, A. &. 800 p n
From Ior, DsDoat.-sui \. d. No Sunday train.
FSons Wilmington a RestSr-. e. S.---l.tS A. a.
s.lS +. H. Sundays 5.sn p. A.
From Wilmington Reniis.y r. r. - l0.l2, A. NJ.
Is and $40 2. NJ. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LsAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad ana PRIME Streets--s TO- $50, lO.ao a.
M. i2i5, s0D 400 ol5 IS 8. 80, II 81 P.
Sundays, ) 80, 4. NJ: 90, $50, li.30, P. NJ
From We-t philadelphia Depot -1240, a. ~; a. 10,
l2.l5. 6.00. P. NJ. Sundays. l2.40 A. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia is the most perplexing OF all human all
ments. Its symptoms are almost infinite in their
Variety and the forlOrn and despondent victims of
tile disease often fancy themselves the prey in turn
OF every known maady. I his is due, In part to the
Ciose sympathy which exists between the stomach
an the brain, and IN part also the fact that any
disturbance OF the digestive function necessarily
disorders the liver, the bowels and the nervous sys
tenn and affects, TO some extent, the quality of the
booi.
E. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron a sure cure
This is lOt new preparation, 10 be tried and found
wanting II has been prescribed daily for mBuy
years III the practice OF eminent physlgans with uA-
paraeled success; 1t IL is not expected or intended
to cure all the diseases 10 which the human family
Is subject, nut Is warranted 10 Dyspepsia in its
most obstinate form. Kunkel's Bitter u ne OF Iron
never fails 10 cure. symptoms of Dyspepsia are
loss Of appetite wind and rising + The food ,iryness
Of the uoatn. heartburn, disenson OF the stomach
and bowels constipation, headache, M ness, ,slet u
ltAsnt 81 and low spirits. Try the great remedy ati
be convinced OF It's merits. Get the genuine Take
only kunkel's which is put only III 81 bottles lie.
pot 2jg North Ninth St., Philadelphia,
For sale by ali druggists and dealers everywhere
TAPE WORM
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medicine
passing from the system alive. no fee untll the
nsud passes. Come and refer to patients tr, ated
Dr Il. +. krNKEl No. 2s9 North Ninth ST. I'hiiadel
pla. Advice Tree. Seat, PIN and Stomach Worms
also removed. The medicine for removing all
others tut Tape Worm, Can be had of your druggist
ash for KrNbEi's MORN SYRUP. Price, 81. e. f.
kunkel, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

THE KENT COUNTY (AID.) FAIR.-Tae fifth an
nual fair of the Kent County Agricultural Club,
was held. last week, and was largely attended.
The exhibition opened with tournament in
which W. A. Wilson, Knight OF Lone Star, took the
first prize, and crowned Miss Lizzie Peacock
Queen of Love and Beauty Walter Coaden.
Knight OF Jockey. took the second prize, and
crowned Miss Agnes Bordley, of Fairlee, first
Maid Of honor James Robinson, Knight Of
Still Pond, took the third prize, and crowned
Miss Belle Robinson second Maid of Honor
The displays of fruit and agricultural products
were good, and some fine stock was on exhibi-
ton, though not quite up to the usual standard.
In the trials in speed Saml. Gillespies Little
Dick won in the race of the four year olds in
3 20l{ and 319l9 James Johnson's .'Stonewall
won in the 9. so class in 249ls, 2 50, 54lS and
2 55l Z !; in the 8 30 class Wm Bewleys Fanny
Fern won in nine heats in 2 5T@i 2.54ss and
2. so in the 2. .35 class Noble fennIugtons Mo
doc" won in three straight heats in 50 /. 2 55l9
and 5Gst in the three year ods Geo. Beck's
starlight Bess'' won in 3 % and 3.il 4 and in
the stallion race C. Fl. Hurlocks "SL Elmo"
won in 8, 8 33 and OF. ". W. Stephens Darn
ing Needle made the best time in all the races
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

A NEW WAY OF "TAsISs CaRoMos. '-loster-
day woman with her daughter and another fe-
male walked into Esq. Frazers office. The ell
der lady astonshed the squire by asking him
whether he could not take her daughters chro-
mo. "lonr wha.?" s-ked the squire. My
daughters chrome doL's you take chromos r
continued the mother lyon see nv daughter
will not be able to attend court III November. =
Oh, says the smiling Justice, you mean her
deposition, l suppose "Yee, yes, that's it.
YOU understand something like that" The
Squire Informed the inquirer that he had neitl-
er that authority, nor the apparatus for taking
chromo-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

sH-B you tcant Pills, take Ayers Pill. rothing
mas ever appeared that can compare with this pre-
paraton for chasing out the distempers that festen
and grow upon u.s. They are the Philosophers
elixir of life, which bids defiance TO disease, aud
leaves Us no alternative but to die of old age They
are mild for children, yet, in fun dose, powerful
for full grown man. Though sweet morsels TO the
taste, which glide suRarshod over the palate, their
virtues strike with telling force The very Dunda-
lions of DISEASE Cinefllfldti lOl Ga.ette.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

UTo the tceat, the Worn ami The Weary, the editor
of the Boston Recorder says "We can most unhesi-
tatingly recommend the Peruvian syrup,a protected
solution OF the protOxlde of iron. TO all The weak
the worn and the weary, having richly experienced
its benefits. 1t possesses all the qualities clainit
for 1t by Its proprietors"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
WILLIAM NJ. PYLE, P. NJ.
Preservation of the sight.

The loss Of sight isone of the greatest msfortunes
which can befali human being, and those who
have found means to scientifically lessen the calan-
ty are public henefactors. The Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company OF New York, have done
this by the Introduction of the Diamond Specta-
les every pair of which bears the trade mark OF a
small diamond.
For sale in Wilmington by b. S. Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

all Campbell had Thomas Reynolds brought be.
fore ErQ. Frazer, and charged him with threat.
ening to break her legs and otherwise ipjure hei
for some fancied injury. Reynolds was held in
1900 to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

Held To kgEp THE PEAcE.-Kate shumway
and two other women who were in the habit Of
cutting Josephine Jones' clothes lines, throwing
water over her, and committing other acts Of
malicious mischief towards her were brought
before Esq. Frazer last evening and each held
in goo to keep the peace
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

ANOTHER SIEFL INVENTION. Professor How
ard Spencer, of Philadelphia. who is said to be
amongst the leading scientific men of Philaiel
phia, has invented process for manufacturing
steel similar to that invented by DR.. Fields. Of
this city. The steel, il is said, Is OF the same
quality as that made by the Doctor's process,
and one cannot be told from the other. Pro-
fessor Spencer applied for patent, but owing
to the similarity OF the process used, and the
results, no patent was Issued, that OF DR.. Fields
having been preyiously granted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

BoARp or TRADE ASSUAL MEETING. BY mis-.
understanding, local notice was given in the
COMMERCIAL and other city papers, last week,
that the annual meeting of the Board OF Trade
would be held last evening, (Mondsy.) The
Constitution Of the Board requires the annual
meeting TO be held on the "tirst Tuesday in Oc-
tober," and this evening is therefore the proper
time for it, Members are requested to attend
punctually at 745 O'Clock. Only two were pres
ont last evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

~ Nervous Debiihy.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; 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 cnre
IN Humphreys Homeopathic Specific. No. rs. II
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom ami
despondency and rejuvenates the entire system. II
u perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
", for package Of I'VE boxes and large 81 vial of
powder, which is important in old, serious cases
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists or sent
BY mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
SPECIFIC Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 562 Broad
way, N. z. feb25,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
CITY ITEM s.

e~ 10 Cent Seydr for Csnts.-Genuine Havana
Segar, Concha size cts, large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorillards Rebecca and Musselman's ght and
dark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

sH-7ze Human Machinery, unlike inanimate me-
chanicism, possesses a self-repairing aud sef-re
newing power. Health may be surely preserved
in constant activity and full vigor. Many prepara-
lions have been recommended for this purpose bui
none have received such emphatic professional
sanction, or are comparable in point OF efficacy, tu
uDoLPHo WoLFEs scHlEDAM AROMATIC SeHsAi's.
sep3O dit6w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

poEIcE CorRr,-Joseph Legg was committed
to New Castle for 60 days for vagrancy
Two hearings for drunkenness were given.
and the usual tne was imposed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Yut and found.

OST-SATURDAY MORNING, OCT.
IL Cd black cloth overcoai, with yeivet collar,
between State hosd Station and Hsre's Corner.
Liberal reward If returned 10
oct2 st. 2iI MARKET STRFFT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE PHILADELPHIA
Baptist ASSOCIATION the meeting at Della
ware Avenue Baptist church. last night an cleo
Philadelphia Baptist Association. which meets
to-day in Gethsemane church, Eighteenth street
and Columbia Avenue. The following named
persons were elected Deacons- L. C.
Shadinger. Peyton G. West S. Z. Pryor, and ".
y. Taylor From the Congregations. Il Ball,
Il Il. James, James II. Appleby and John Brad.
lrl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

CLOCK STOLEN. Some one notreverencng the
sacredness of the place one day last week stole
a clock from one of the class rooms of the Union
NJ. E. Church. The light of time was SO rapid
that the thief has not been discovered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
atantfd.

"ANTED.-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w general housework. Apply a,
octtsI' 99aAFAgT STREET.
w ANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO | o
w general h1usewurk Apply at
octs,st Cos JEPFkRSON STREET.
WANrED "A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hnusework in the country. Apply al
oct4,u' - KING STRREr.
"ANTED.-T w o RESPECTABLE
W girls, cook and ohambermaid, wish stu
ati'n. Inquire at
ocl2 81 9it WEST SECOND STREET.
W TIMBER HEWf RS
w and teamstsrs wi h teams 10 hsul shin TIM
ber. Apply to Mann 4 Co.. At John ClOughs hause
Tlghman's Cross roads, on queen Anne'- A Kent
County Railroad, q ieen Anne's County, Nd. on
and after October An. isih s-p30iN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

KING STREET PROPERTY SoLp.-George Baer-
enbach has sold his property Nos 1872 and 234
King street, occupied by linn as a lager beer sa-
loon, to Mrs. Louisa d. Rehfuss for 5ll 100 1t
is the intention of Mrs. H. TO establish a bakery
in her newly acqnired property.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
The Temperature, To-day.
As REaIsTEarp AT TIE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
IS A. NJ, g. AT p. NJ,
Delaware at the centennial.

CONFERENCE OF MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS y
REGARD 10 DELAWARE ExHIBIr, AT THE BoAEI
or TAADE Rooms, To-MoRRoB EVENING.
The following circular letter has been issuet
by the Centennial Committee of the Board oil
Trade to manufacturers and others who propose
to exhibit at the Centennial Exposition
WILMINGTON DEL, Oct. 9Th, 1876
We beg leave to call your attention at this
time to the Importance OF at once arranging fol
the display of your manufactures at the coming
Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia we know
that Delaware can and should make handsome
display of her various useful and ornamental
productions, not only for the credit of the State
but that her exhibitors may reap the advantages
of the greatest display this country has ever
known, and which will probably exceed anything
that has ever been seen i'll the world.
Our State Commissioners stand ready and are
indeed anxious TO give attention to this matter
for our people, and there will be decided adyan-
tages iii your making your application for space
to and through them; they have the ecessary
blanks and are prepared to give useful nforma-
ton on the subject.
For the convenience OF all interested we par
tcularly invite you to attend meeting at the
Board Of Trade Room, Masonic Temple, in this
city, on Wednesday evening next the 9Th inst.
at 5 O'Clock, at which time the Hon. Jos. p.
Comegys and Leander +. Riddle. Esq, of the
State Board Of Centennial Commissioners, will
be present TO assist in and explain all matters IN
connection with this subject.
This matter is well worthy of your attention.
and ge respectfully ask you to favor ua with
your company on that occasion.
BY request of the State Board OF Centennial
Commissioners.
EDWARD BETTs,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
iTta, 2weny:fVe Cents.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING,
N1NEFY-NINTH EDITION.

containing complete list of all the towns in the
uhle,l states, the Territories aud the Dominion OF
coI' nunua' nasng population greater than 1000 ac-
cotuhp TO the last CENSUS together with the names
oi ~ the newspapers having the largest local circula-
.ion III each OF the places named. Also catalogue
rs as giving greatest value in proportion to prices
@ eHargea Also, az newspapers in ths United States
Also, all the Religious Agricultural Scentinr Al
NJ MMecIaillca Medical, Masonic, Juvenile Eiucatlon-
a., commercial, Insurance. Real Estate Law
nporing, Musical, Fashion. and other special class
Journals very. complete lists. Together with n
IN l. iist OF over 800 German papers pointed in
@ ,me un,teu states Also. all essay upon advertising
iilB IN various newspapers and everything which a
pesihner IN advertising would like to know
AunreSs GEO. L. ROWELL& II co
sepS'oaugsI6d&w Il Park Row. New York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Boarding.

ROAHD-WITH ETHER JINGLE Or
- communicating rooms al sol West street, VIZ
fnington Del. ct+tll N. II. Ks3sE
POARnlNG FOR GENTBETEN At
II aug2p-d si2 KING srkKEr.
A FEW GFNTI EMEN CAN BE &C
II coMMUDATED with board at
ange0-tf 304 King STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
EDWARD BETTs,
WASHINGTON HASTINGS,
GEORGE W. SToNR,
CHARLES BAIRD, .E Y
ppRaToN Fra

Committee of Board of Trade.
The committee prepared the above .clrcuar
in some haste, and sent out copies to such
names az were suggested by neoes sarlly hur-
ried inspection OF the Directory they fear they
may not have sentit to all who should be not-
fed. Any who have not received the circular,
aud who propose to exhibit, are urged to attend
tile mnetinp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

TEMPERANCE AsSIyEgsARY.-- The sixteenth
Anniversary of Morning Star Division, No. Q
Sons of Temperance, will be held tomorrow
(Wednesday) evening in the second story of the
McClary bhilding. The exercises will c0nsist of
reading, speaking. and singing. 1t s especially
desirable that ali the old members be present.
An admission fee OF 25 cents will be charged
Refreshments will be served free.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
List OF Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the Wilmington. Del, Post O,,c
saturday, Sept. 18th, 1915.
LADIES LIST.
DorwGh Sarah + Norman, Ellie
Gould, Annie Mckendrick, Miss
Hove, Eilzi sharman. susan
Elarker, sarah r Stnex, Kate
Norman, idia j Springer, Mary
Jackson, MISS Turner, Anna
llessin, Margt Turner, sarah
McC0um5e, Lydia Wilson, Lizra
q HTLEMEEs LIST.
Adams, Thos McGll, ST
Brown john fenneiy, william
BeeE, James Rise, A j
lankcs ~ Danf0rtn Ragler, william
DoOley, 1hDs S,apler, Frank B
Davis, ii Smcdley, Larkn
Forow, Henry ShurtZ, Sc
Gooiing, A b Trusty ia
lOvelt, Asliuore Woods, John NJ
Lang, James walker, j
mon 'eley, jaime
WILLIAM NJ PYLEP M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
NoIICE 10 DELINQUENr.3
AUDITORS oFFtcP,
81 FAsI SIXTH STREET.
Wilmington, Del, Sentember II. 1,75

81 FAsI SIXTH STREET.
Wilmington, Del, September Ii, 1915.
Notice L hereby given bg direction OF the Finance
Committee, that all 0li!s due The City ON January
lst, 1873, must be maid on fore the st l4y OF
November next or they VIII be placed IN the hands
of the Solicitor for collectbl hv virtue Of ,e ton
ioClty Charter, which Is as follows:
" II the amount Of sail nil BE- paid within 60
days after sncn presentation theTgoi 1t shall lie
" the duty OF the hayor Of sad city to ssu. war
g rant directed TO tile said City auditor, cominand.
= ing MN TO levy the same with all costs thereon
"up0n the goods and chettels of such owner anu Ii
" no such gools aud chat, els can be found wltlln
SAID city sufficient 10 satisfy said debt and eos q
tlen TO levy the same on 1he grounds or building
OF such owner fronting upon such street as afOfe-
sad, which said grounds or h1ildiuRs or any part
thereof shall be sod by SAID city auditor Al plb-
ne Auction, upon ten Nl0l days noce in two news
"paptrs published IN sand city"
Tie bills OF delinqpeuts having long since become
over due, proceedings VIII be Commenced wttnunt
delay, TN ess payment be made as aeren p7oyGtAd
WILLIAM ii. GRIFFIN,
sentistnovl Ciiv Al iiior
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

NOTICE-THE CITIZENS LOAN AS-
IN ISOLATION now offers its eth series of 50s
shares Tor sale. First pa ment due Cctorhef an,
1873 GEO q MsKiS
seps II Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
societies.
nErrrNas ra1a EtEN Ni

Asylum Lodge, No. 90, !. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows' Hail. 81 and King street.
Good Intent Division No. 3 $. OF T., Nicola
ry- Building.
Humanity Circle, b. U. c. A. Hall 5ol Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, Il. of r, at Knights of
Pythiaa Hall, 21l Market.
American Star Lodge, No. l, A. o. of g. T. at
McClaly'- Building.
Washington Lodge No. l, A. p. A., Sayille's
Building.
Equal Rights Lodge No. u, A. +. \. NJ, l2th
street between Orange and Market.
Franklin Circle, b. I. q. a., No. 6, McCiary's
Building.
Tuf CuIRF ENarSEEnsHIr- the event of
the failure to elect MIR. Councilman McIntire as
Chief Engineer Of the Water Department, which
grows more and more improbable, other names
have been mentioned in connection with she po-
stian. Among them are Allen Ruth, William
Connor J. ID, Billings, and George Young. 1t
Was the intention of some of the mombeIr to cal
a special meeting of Council, this evening" to
settle the matter, but we are Informed that no
such meeting will now be held.
Tie out-glvlngs iii Democratic quarters are
that McIntire viii not be adhered to a. tue eau
Gus nominee; that he has been otherwise salts
fed. One story il that Allen Ruth will he Chief
Engineer, with McIclre under him, the salary
of the latter to be SO increased that his place
will be about a. good the Engneership. In
any case, there seems to be no 'rhow for Mr.
ilNub' lllc c4tGlllll lhhth Illdtt OIL llllrsUAV
evening 1t is Understood that the Water Com
mittee will meet again this evening, and try to
elect Puryeyor
TEE SHINING BIvER-The above is the title Of
a new collection of sabbath school songs inst
published by Oliver Ditson Il Co. in a small
volume which is sold at $50 per hundred, or 80
cents per copy. 1t contains about one hundred
and SIXTY new fresh and bright sacred pieces for
the children and their teachers. Having been
compiled by competent and skillful gentlemen,
the pieces will be found adopted to all tastes.
The BOTTOM REAcHED.-It is the opinion of
many men of superior Judgment that the bottom
has been reached III the price of real estate and
now is the time to buy, because an early rise is
inevitable 1t does not strike us as very wise
move in the holders to force manufacturing
and building lots upon the market at public
sale at this time when, two or three years later,
they will probably bring double the money.
KING STREET Property SoLp.-George Baer-
enbach has sold his property Nos. 232 and 234
King street, occupied by linn as lager beer sa-
loon, to Mrs. Louisa d. lehfuss for :ll. 100 1t
is the intention of Mrs. H. TO establish a bakery
in her newly acquired property.
CLOCK STOLEN. Some one notreverencing the
sacredness of the place one day last week stole
a clock from one of the class rooms of the Union
NJ E. Church. The flight of time was SO rapid
that the thief has not been discovered
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Gitrnse Apnlitations.

= ~ le Ell JABOB b HYATT. IN
- is.lHce with the requirements of tina acl
oi sar'm3 III zach cases made ANA provided 10
me ny ~ neral Scss uns Of iac Peace Hiii Il l
ilthEtrH 4 ne state Of Ieaware, IN aah for the
Spuutf pI Aew Castle, upon Monday the l5 Il iay of
NoNtMler, D., Isl, beng the fist day of re neN.
NoNeA"t term Of The sad Court for license 10
Neep ~ Inn OF avern ia the town o. Newport, IA
Hvn99. llstrc No y, called Farmers AMI nruyers
hoteR NeM Issil" ,Onhfy and STATE of Delaware,
WIN 'he privilege oi mag iutoXit iiug liquors III
less laallltigs man Que quart tphc drunk on the
aHd tne ioip"ln@ freho-de.s recommend
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

FALL OPENING.-We direct attention to the
card Of Mr.. deWolf the popular merchant tailor
Of 80 Market street. who. having employed a
cutter of great skill and laid in beautiful stock
Of goods, is prepared to give his many customers
better satisfaction than ever before. Gentee
people who appreciate tasteful garments should
give deWolf trial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

NJ q lIE-.l JOHN &EALEY, IN con-
~ FL ANtE wish the rtquirenentsof Of the uct OF
assembly IN such eases made ami provided do
me Court Of General sessions OF the Peace and i All
DanYtry ot the state OF Delaware in and for the
county Of New Castle, upon Monday the l5h day OF
eovehber, A. ID, 1873, being the FIRST tlay the next
November term Of the said Court for license 10
Seean Inn or Tavern nj No 19 e. 5th street, ia the
County and stare ot Delaware with the privilege of
selling intoxicating lqlors In less q1antti-s man
oAt quart 10 ne dEnuk Oh the premses and the f0l-
iowihr fiecholiers recommend the sai an5livation
Ia Vsf --' ''Ptt'N"ei'h