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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
@a0rS6etnltdb no6 etn Sd1tff a1tf
Oent WttG)i9atl see tGtterSea

@bic g 0, IA. Sept. - Der S9ooner
yPainlico," BON Queen8tOwu, Srlano, mad
bier unterpe9s, befunO itd] mdbreno zines
Smrmes auf Dem Oliftgan-See, Sett benz,
elben bat man 9ttft8 n1ebr BON bem S6tffe
geiebeu unO geb0rt, unO man Oermutbet, OaB
e5 unter9eQaugeu lift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Nrd6Ne11f l6rntff

song Sranf, N..S., IA. @eptbr. -
RrGtOent @ront reiite beute Ttorgen i'll 8e.
gettung Oe8 Sefretdrs 8elfnap, Oes Sen.
8abcOd unO 6reO. @rant na9 8aibington
nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Ser 0roaeB @cffcruclt's

BbtlQ belpbtQ, 16. Sept.-0te Ser
tbetoigung iflOB beute Morger ibre 3mgeu=
auSiagen, bebielt e8 iif uber Dor, nod meitere
@ntlaitnng86eugen auburufen.
Die Inflage lteB ben gterp.Y PORTER 9olt,i.
lten 9augbltn oernebmen, um burd oieien
3eu9en etne GnSia9e gBeiterUelt'S gu eutfrdf.
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Die Sdtncapoit8iigc.

Albang, N.s2)., 16. September.-9er 9er
Ganeapoit5ug, meI4er beute 0torgen % llbr
BON gtews9Ort ab9ingr traf I'm Is llbr bier
ein.
gSai bin9teu, 16. Septbr. - 9citcrn
NbenO muroe our6 ben @aueral= Boitmeiiter
uerfiiqt, o0B Die 9tem- Dorter WOrgenpoit per.
mitteIit S6neQ3iigen btf6r0ert mer0e. 9ie.
ielbe traf oeSbatb beute I'M 43 llbr Nadm.
bier Gin.
Ser @eneral= GOtmeiiter erbalt oou alien
Setten 0epeifen, pelde i'm iiber Den grOBen
@rfolg Der S4neupOit3iige unterri4teu. Der
Yttt8bur9er 3ua entbielt fitnf 3onnen mo
Der @btca9o'er 3u9 40 Gonnen BoItiahcn,
Oarunter $4,000 9tem gorter 3eitungcn.
@IeoeIano, S9io, 1c. September. - Der
ertte Shneu5u9 fam beue 46cno sur feftgeiets
ten 3ett pon gteipzyort bier an. Cine groBe Diauz
Itenmen9e bcfGno nd am Blbuboie, Die ben 8ug
nit 6Gd5 be9ruBte; oerielbe benaHo aus 4 gCit=
uHo Balaitz2Sl9goHs. Gin oritter Baait gBlgz
9on muste ne9cn Der oer9roBertenAn5abl Baiiugiere
bier an9ebdnat peroen. 8ur1 Die @iunabme oc6
Nddteilens, ourb Die WeIheuftelung uuo anoeTi
uraden oerjogerte iih Die Abfa6rt um 10 Udnuteu,
gu 9uron nuroe tin @rtrd=5alt 5ur GtuuGbme pom
gSaler 9emadt, uHo Su Suuousfp, 60 UteItn pou
Sleoelauo, mar Der Sug % DtiNuten buer Der OOrz
9edrebenen 3ett Surhdg SWiideu Sdnz
oustp uno Nitlburp, cine Strede BON 40 Ulaueu,
mafte Der 3u9 orei Dlal Salt, uberfog Die Iunge
Sru6e uber ole SGH6usfQ=9at NIT aernQsr 5a5Tz
seidpinbi9teit uno poiirte Utlburp berctts 3ur
3eli, 10 oaB er olerjl9 Weilen iuHerbalb 81 Udnuz
ten, ole 9altejet etn9eidtoiien, Surudgelegt bat.
. tea o, 16. Sept.-Ser erite Boitz StbnCQjug
nab Dem Often 9tug beute Aben0 ubr 2U Diiuuteu
pon bier ab. 8erelbe uabm 'etue betrdbtIldle Anz
6a9l PoFade uno eiHe Qtcn9e eiu8etGbeuer giic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Ste Set1GOfr6ttfd)e StaatS=GottNettE
ttOtt bon Hctu=9orf.

Spracuie, N.-g., 16. 5ept.-9ie DC.
motrattl9e StaatSz@oupention periammelte
lta beute bier uno puroe BON @r4gtce. .Go1I.
oerneur 8eud Sur Srbnuuq qcrufen. Ser
tempordre SorTber 0anicl Dta9onc iaqte in
letner Rebe, baB bic bem Solfe iett porlcQen.
ben Sa9esfrageu i'm Sabre 1876 enti6ieOen
iperoen pitrOen. Die SinanSfrage lei bic
mtdtt9ite, Oenn ite berii6re SaS g9obl uno
gSebe oeS SOlte8 am Standardization bic
iibrt9en propiioriiheu 8eamten ernauut ma,
ren, ma4te Die @Onoentiou cine YNuie.
9tadoem Die @Onoention pieoer 5uiammeu.
getreten mar, eritattete Oas @omite iiber Otan.
bate Bertbt unO empfahl, Die Gammunpz0e.
legation 3u3ulaRen, aber ben cOnteittreuoer
9elegaten Stte etn5urdumen. 9itAter 6e3e.
ttaS SturgeS pon Stie9o muroe gum pcrma.
nenten Brditoeuten erp6blt, norauf Die Con.
OellttOu fld bis mor0Pn nPrtnntp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
1te6cr5dlfV ertut1ttQ ttt $cras.

St. Z E0uts, l6, Sept.-gme Spe3lQl.
0cpeide bon galueiton, Gera8, meloet, Daf
Elm GROCER Sbeil jener StaOt geiteru 2lbeut
tufolSe etne8 itarten JtorominoeS inter gSQi.
ier itaHO. Wiebrere g8erfteu murOeu uerlebt
ionit aber mar Der Sdaoen gertng. Die ST.
ienbabnbriide itebt nod, man neiB ieOod
nift, oh ftetm Stanoe lit, etnen itarten Drud
n1fS,1rhniterr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
9It,d, GoIoro0n 311SJfcIhof4 &.

3 enoer, Col, 16. Sept.-9a8 0}eiut.
tat Der gSabl lift nod uon 3mttfet nmgeben.
8etoe Parteien beanipruhen 0te Dtebrbett in
Der 9eiebgebung. Der Gouuerneur bat auf
ben %. Oft. Die gSabl 5u Der am 20. Desbr.
etnberufenen Staat8z@onititunnte ausQeidrie.
ben. Die RenuhIifnnPr finh iicneSnRmtb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
WinrO I'm NlinncIptn.

81 Yaul, 10. Sept. - >. 6. @orOon,
elm poblbetanuter AoUOtut unb Yolittter IN
Dlonticello. 2Srigbtz@o., eri6oB geitern eineu
Sdenfwrtb, 9famens Deumeab, melael
@orDOn nit einem 0teuoluer angegriffen, neil
oerielbc ieine SOrrdtbe tpegen eincr S9ult
in Bpir1lnn nPunmmPn hnttp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17

Ses Snftituts gu iein. @uiborb aab Sas
Serlpre4en, erbielt Die lcBte Selanq un6
mlroe mteOer 9eiunb, aber er trat nidlf, ipie
er oerlpro9en, aus Der @cieQid,aft. Sin
ooer bmet Sabre nu9ber itarb er 10 plSblidl,
pap tetne 3ett mebr mar, eineu 8rieiter her.
bet5urufen. Die STRIDE oorneiQerte linn ans
oeH an9etiibrten @riiuoen oas 8eqrGbniB uno
one SSaHe murbe Dor Den @eridlten anbGnoia
gena4t. 9arauf er,dieu bas 9cfret 6eS
9ebetmen &atbes Der 8roue, ncldlem Der
SieruS bis auf ben 8u9Itaben @cborian Qez
letltet bat. Gr muroe oaourf anaemieIen,
Dem Se9rdbntfie fciuen g9t0erfano entoeaen
8n leBen, uno Die @eitlidfett babe aud,
Htft8 9erglei6en getbun. Ran ni1nmt
ilnnEle9r an, baB Die geeroiqung obue 2Si.
ocerfano ltattftuOen unO Die Qufqereate Mtenqe
nq nit Dem Anatbenta 3ufric0en gebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Scr W01th In 0snffn,t

. 20 ton, 16. Sept.-9te 9iebe, welde
9elterR DIE 9elOlpln0e Der Sirma Sargent &
comp. nm Jtoten, Sheds uuO 8aarQelo sun
S9elGa9e pom 81 900 beraubten, ian0fen 9eute
PIE Sanfanmetiungcn uuo 8ediel suriif uno
6ebtelten nur oaS 8aargelO gum 8etragc Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Sa94n9 Oes Icr. St. l3ru6fauts
1tes oes ,,1Inabbdn9t9cn OF
oens Oer &ntBmGmncr" TT

y Il Il II l. 10. Sept.-QlS Nbqe=
orOnetc beftnOen fid bier:
0tarBlauo.- @roBtammzI IeprGientanteu:
6riebrid 0tebufe, 6eiur. @otti6alt, @ourao
0amann. StammreprGientanten 81. Sam.
merba6er, 2llbredt Sauor, @eorg j3cuu,
@brtt. Gau, Sob. 6liaer, 5ermonn Saate,
Sobn 6ubolpb.
Beuuiplpauieu. - GSroBrcprGIentQuttn
2l0olpb Sau3, @briitiau BreiieuDan3, TrieOz
rid S6mtDt. StammreprGieutauteu: GbQ8.
Dttller, Otartin 6rOmmer.
gfetu-Seriep.- @roBreprdentant: gufQU
SteOeufelO. StammreprGientQnteu lSu.
$. CONNER, Samuel 9lDoeI8beiuer, SQfob
Slemmer, &. gB. 6illmOre, $. gnOebroof,
3. g. @b. ..
Sentndg. - @roBrcpraIentantcn u.
SdmiOt, 6ran5 u. SrOhu, @Ggen 2iebt.
Stammreprdientautcu: 9eter Starf, q. S.
Oteper, @arl Sd]miot, 9ller. amb8, SQtOb
Frau8gtll uno SOiepb SrId.
Ohio. - @roBreprQieutanteu Tran; q.
5eiter, Sobanu gger uuo Sobann g8aQnw.
StarmreprdieHtanteu: 6rau3 9iOeu, gSnl.
3mertbronner, Sob. Bauer, AOolpb &uball
6rteb. glpel, 6erut. 8reoerlOm, SERB. @gQerS
Bbll. S90Heberger, 6rtcO. 6ertenIteiu, SQfob
SOlter, u. Ntetrtng, i. y. @b., Sobu 6uB.
ner, =. g. @b., SQtob 9ol, y. q. @h.
Dtaiia9uiett8. - @roBreprGicutaut: u.
Sraute. StamnreprGientanten @eoro
Sumter, q. ShloB unO N&oies 8erger.
Dtthourt. -Stammrepr6icutauteu: @brtit
0iedmanu, s. 9. S6nciocr un0 @ufar
9teumann.
5nOtana.-9eputp q. @b.: q. Sdlob
auer. Stammrcprdicntant2n 2ton9art
0tituer, 2lOam gaun un0 Q9m. Shulb.
2lrfauiaS. - u. @aitelberg, .. y. @b. -
2luBer oieien 0eiegaten paren nod aupcicnC
Die folgeu0en Seamten be8 9. ct. @roB
Stomme5: {. QSOOoe, Sber @roB @Gef
Bowbattau, WO.; Otto &ramcr, Inter
SroBs@bef, Dtaii.; Satob &lenlmer, Sci
9roB=&hef N.=S.; Sob. @. Seeger, @roB
SArtItfltBrer, Ba.; DtQrtin gSeibel, GrOB
S9atOermabrer, WO.; SafOb Doll, @roB
Srieger, ..
Die s8eri9te OeS Sber @roB @bef 8om
battan, oe8 @roB Sdlriftiiibrer8 uuo Oei
9roBl1abmeiiter8 mur0en OarQuf uerleien
unb al Die oeridieOenen @omite'u oerwieicn
gta6oem oann nod cine 2lu3abl tleiuerer Sc
ld]dtte erleOtgt mareH, oertagte iih Der @rOB
ltamm. Am 9tahmtttage I'M llbr trQt oel
GrOBitamm mieber 5ur Sibung 5uiammen
un0 gtng 5uerit al Die GrleOtgung oeS 6alGt
Der gteps Yorter Delegation, beren SiBe be
antaH0et maren, un0 Der bereit5 geuannter
Delegation murOen uad lGugerer 0ebQtte tbr
Stbe 3ugeltanoen. - 9arauf idlrttt man Il
Der QSabl Der geamten nit Dem folgenpel
Geiultat: 6err Otto Sramer, 8ofon, Sber
@rOB.@bef, BOwhuttan; SatOb Doll, Gnc.
3, Inter. @roB @bef; q. S. Wteper, 2ouiS
pile, Sei-9roB=@ @ufaO Steoenfelo
f.'S., 9roB. Brteiter; Sob. 6. See9er, 4bi
laoelpbta, @roB Sdriftiiibrer Dtartil
gSetbel, Baltimore, GrOb~ ShabmeiIter.
s6reGlt@e srplOiton.
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SMrcGltdle @rDlpffntl.

Gerre 5aute, Sn0., 16. 9ept.-SGm,
Carr, Same8 @aroine nnO etn &nabe muroeu
Ourd Die @rpIOiiOn Oe8 0ampffeNels eiuel
0rejd,mnIdlinP nPtnh+et
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12

DROGRAMMES FOR CONCERTS AND
Il sunday School entertainments quickly printed.
with clear type on tinted paper, at the COxnHRoIu
ofice. al prlGea slightly above cost
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
rallAa IHlva NnnIharoN


FSr Sssa York. 81, a. NJ, i2lI, l24s, s.as, p. ii.
Psr Philadelphia 100, $40, $50, 94l, 1890,
A. M.1s.17 1242, AGO, 41n o.42, 10 $50 IN. Sun
days, 10, A NJ. 4. IS, $50, $50, p. NJ.
For Baltimore and Washington. 2.0S, lo.Ga,
A. M. l9.o3, LES, $50, T.lo. r. NJ. sundays, 12o2,
2.OSA.M
Pcr Nst, oastk-boc, e2o s2o, A. NJ, l.so, e.ae, P.
NJ. No Sunday trains.
For Deia.oars r. R-aOo 9 rs A. N. go T. M. uhe
$40 T.. M. train runs only rs far as Hsrrlngtnn No
sunday trains.
For Wflnislgto1 f Wes.ern r. h.-109 ~ A. NJ; b.sc
J.. Nj. Sundays, 500, 4. NJ.
For Riinihlrt0n cisd Reddigl n. R.-e25, A. II.
4.3b, =. N. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARkIvK AT WILMINGTON.
From Selr YcTt -i.s, A. NJ. 11.54, LIS, T.Ou, r..
NJ. Sunlsys, l.55. A. Nj.
1910, 1854 l.l3, Il, $40 e.av, 10u s.sr, ll.o0 NJ.
Sundays, ~ 80 l.53, 1870, A W. I.sl, i.n, j. IA.
Prom Bnit'fao*s. 80, A. NJ; l2OI l9t0,
5.32, 90, Y. ". sundays, l.2, A. NJ. 92l, p. NJ,
Pft1r Wlaas,.itan IN A. NJ; 1907. l2,io, 5.3l,
92O, ?. N. Sunday .l2i, A. NJ. /; 90, y. N.
From For. Deposit,--s1o A. M. No sunday train.
s.lb p. NJ. SUNDAYS b.sg, p NJ.
From Wilmington d Rodding Il. R.-lo.l2, a. II. {;
$50 Z. NJ No Sunday trains.
TRAINS LgAvK PHILADELPHIA FOR riIhIsaToF.
From Broad aud Prime Sfreets.-St0 S.SD, 1890 a.
M; 1a1b 400, 4GO, 515 o. o. teO 81 IL ST P. NJ.
eundsys, 20, a. NJ. 90, 9sn, 1l.30, 7. NJ
From Ho-t PhidislpAia Depot --l2.40. A. NJ 1910,
" 49, 600, p, M. sundays. 1910, A. Vi.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12
Rfgistsr's Nntifes.
DEGlSTERS OFFICE,

ID EGlSTERS OFFICE,
IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July S, 1875.
Upon the application of Edward Mendinhall and
henry Mendinhal, Administrators of arah r. Men
d.nhall, late of Wilmington Hundred In said County,
deceased: 1t is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Administrators aforesaid give notice of the
Granting of Letters of Administration upon the
estate of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, 10y causing advertisements to be posted
within 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
the Estate TO present the same, or abide by an Act
OF Assembly in such case made andprovided. And
also cause the same TO be inserted within the same
period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, newspaper pub
llshed in Wilmington and to be continued therein
three weeks, (e . ~
Given under the hand and Seal Of ONCE OF
H. ST. the Register aforesaid at New Castle in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day aud year
above written.
S. C. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.-An persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attestei 10 the Administrators on or before July
sn 1876 or abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided
HPWARp 5,PNiaI 2AHH,SH MHNRITnALL Administrators
Address, Wilmington, Del. Jy9-9weod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12
socieaies.
MErrlSus Tals LvEslNn

Delaware Lodge, No. l, |. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. 81 and King street.
Herman Lodge, No, -, /. o. o. f., at odd
Fellows Hail. Sd ard King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. 8, Jr U. U. \. NJ, at
Hall 5l1 Market street,
EnterprTe Circle, u. L. c. A, at Hall 5ol Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge No. |, K. OF r., at knights
Of Pytllas Hail. 21l Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 5, \. o. of q. f., al
McClarys Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. :, 5. Of T.,
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. ls, I. o OF G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. ., l. o. Il. ", at lel Mem
Hail. AIS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12

To the Editor Of Ne Commercial;
we.have no pity for broken bones and runa-
way teams. We say man deserves that and Z
good deal more whom he wil' not clean his horae
properly. Passing through market on Saturday,
but one horse had clean face cool, green
leaves waved above his happy eyes, and not one
fly WAS to be seen all were busy on other ami
mails where there was 70 much work to do. A
man who will not wash his horses face just at
regularly as lie gears him ought to have his
hands tied behind him and fastened to post
with his nnwashed face exposed high and dry to
the hot sun, with the busy flies to crawl and
bite to sting and tantalize to the last point OF
endurance. Then, we are very much mistaken
il in such continued torture he would not break
away, and run and run and run forever to escape
from IT, MANAGER s. +. c. \.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12
for 8ert.
fnr SALE.

nor SAL E-ONE KENTUCKY
IL horse, fine style, years oil good size. sound
In every particular, safe for lady 10 drive, not
hseF. Sold id only for for want Of use eargan. Ap-
ply at us MARKET STkRET,
Jy1o-3t or Martins stables, 81 snd Orange.
LNOR SALE OR RENT.-SlX NEW
u Three story brick dwellings N. W. cor. sth and
Madison. Terms easy Possession given I'M
RoBERT II. JoVTs,
jel9-u Gil Shlpley ST., I'd Story.
LOR SALE. = BROWN LEGHnRN
ssa @ars4f Rp' Hardware store, rs Marie; street
ENOR SALE ONE DUMP WAGON
l. ard two carts all in COED condition 5i AddTeTs
augo-u Wilmington, Del
L>OR SALE.-AT A BAhGAIN, A MAR
Il WIN SAFE, new and perfect. Apppy yy,o, e.
F'oR SALE
100 Bbls. rne Old Rye Waissey,
10 New Eng and Rum.
10 4" Apple Brandy.
8 Old Irish and Scotch whiskey.
FRANCIS KELLEY,
nov1<-ly 1903 Market Street.
MECHANICS AND LABORlNG MEN,
INl LOOK TO YOUR INTERRsTSl
Every man should own building lot preparatory
TO becoming the pos SCISSOR OF comfortable nome
and get clear OF paylDg rents. Desirable lots for
sale ON easy monthly payments. Cal on the sub
scrber and secure the best In the city
K. PENNINGTON, Real Estate Broker
je2tfw&s and Conveyancer, sth Market st.
lNOR SALE OR RENT - HOUSE NO.
h 900 Delaware Avenue, with ali the modern iIn-
provementB, With splendid stable rear Of lot.
Terms OF sale easy. For ent from one 70 three
| yeara- Apply to
M. NJ. CHILD i CO.,
| No. 4 W. 7th Street,
| jand-2tawu Wilmington, De.
| LNOK SALE = PERSONS WANTING
IL arst-clas si ceilings are invited 70 look at houses
| Nos. ti5, Gil Nest street, and 405 West Seventh
| Street, HI they will be sold very cheap.
SAMUEL MCCLARY, JR.,
mari ,2tmaT3, tfeod 4U4 West Seventh Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12

Mutual Divorce, Julia A. JOHNSON, and ilel
husband George JohnsOn Rre Of bright copper
color, Int nevertheless they we're not happy.
Juia made complaint before Esq. Frazer that
her lnfelicitous husband went so far as to forci
bly, lock her in room, to restrain her liberties
When the parties came before the Justice, julia
maintained, with much force OF language, that
she wonld not live with such Il man any more
and George was equally firm in his determine
ton not to live with such woman any more
Under these circumstances George paid the
costs. and each went their own separate way ap
parently well peased with such termination c
Tie case
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12
DYspEpsIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA.
City Ordinances.
A N ORDINANCE,

N
TO AUTHORIZE THE CONSTRUCTION Of A
SEWER IN LOMBARD AND THIRTEENTH
sTREETS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
De il ordained BY the City CoitnciiQr Wilmington
SECTION /. That a common sewer shall be con-
sttucttd "a follows, TO W.T.: Beginning IN Lombard
street near the Dorther side OF Tenth street. and
extending thence northeasterly along ombard ST.
TO Thirteenth street, and thence soutneastery song
1hitte nth street 10 the Brandywine creek. said
sewer shall he made of terra Gotta piI ami shall be
twelve inches In diameter in the clear.
shC 2. The ordinance entitled "Au ordinance to
authorize the construction of q sewer In Lombard
street from the northery side of Tenth street the
Bnndywine creek pas ed May IA, 1915 Is hereby
repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, July s. 1875.
JOSHUA MAR1S,
President OF the City Council,
Attest-WM. S. UAYEs Clerk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12

of mind: a 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 IS. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
despondency, and rejuvenates the entire svsien II
is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
S5 for package of five boxes aRd large - vial OF
powder, which is important in old, serious cases !;
or 81 per single bog. Sold by all druggists or sent
by mail on receipt OF price Address Humphreys'
specihc Homeopathic Medicine Co., NO. 1872 Broad
way N. Y. feh25,d&T
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12
e. F. KunKeI's Bitter Wine OF Iron.

Il. r. kunKels Bitter Wine OF Iron.
The great success and sht of the people. In
fact, nothing of the kind has ever been offered to
the American people which has 80 quickly found Its
way into their good favor and hearty approval as X.
F. KuNKEL's BITTER WnR OF IRON. 1t does all
II propo ses and thus gives universal satisfaction.
II is guaranteed to cure the worst case OF dyspep
sla or Indigestion, kidney or liver disease, weak
ness, nervousness, constipation acidty OF the stom
ach. NC. Get the genuine. only sold in 81 bottles.
Depot and uffice 259 North Ninth ST Philadelphia.
ASH for Kunkel's, and take no other Sold by all
Druggists.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA.
Il. f. BuSKELs BITTER WINE OF Iron. a fure
cure for hls disease. 1t has been prescribed daily
for many years IN the practice OF eminent physic-
ans with unparalleled success. symptoms are logs
Of appetite wind and rising OF food dryness in
mouth, healache, dizziness, seeplessness and low
spirits. Get the genuine. Not sold IN bulk, only IN
: hotIles. 9 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
sold 10y AL druggists. ASK for b. +. kuNkELs BIZ
TER WISH or Iron and take no other.
2s9 TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE. 1853
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medi-
cine, passing from the syst IN alive. No fee unless
the head passes. Come aud refer to patients trea-
ted. DIR. u. L. kuSkRI4, No 2sy North Ninth st .
Philadelphia. Advice free. Seat, Pin and Stomach
Worms also removed. never fails. For removing
all kinds but TaDe Worm, the medicine can be had
of your druggist. ASH for KuNKRL's WORN SYRuP
Price 81, For Tape Worm, the patient must come
on and have 1t removed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12
The clayton House
ARRIVALS, Up TO Trrs monSrSo.

AlIssIoS OrESiSG. Tile Wilmington City Mis-
sion lad an appropriate opening OF their room
in tile old public school building, No. 13, at
Second and Washington etreet-, yesterday after
noon at 3;1 O'Clock. Tho lower room has been
white-waslied repaired, and supplied with seats
which will conveniently accommodate 100 per-
sons. The loom wa- crowded. yesterday, and
addresses were made by Rey-. AIessrs. Merritt,
Smith, Sanderson, and Moore. At the close a
collection amounting to so was taken mp for
the support OF the Mission. Public aeiyicer
will be held in the room every Sunday, and
prayer meetings every ThnrsdAy evening
growing Sunday school meets every SUNDAY al
ternuon.
We understand that a site has been pmchastd
near Front and Searles street, and that ground
viii he shortly broken for TIE erection of a in!a
| SION chancl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12

uypEofIrABIE LIrlrAIIoN,-Tw usually we'll
to-do families Ia tie eastern pant OF the city
getting ut variance with each other, one of them
A hearing of the case was to have taken place on
Friday evening last. The parties were both on
hand, each with lawyer and about fourteen
Witnesses, each of whom brought along two or
three friends. The defendant presented an Of
set of go to the L., for which lie had been sued
bat without going into hearing the case was
postponed uutil next Thursday evening"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12

~ During the epidemic OF internttents In tile
West this season. the whole immense stock of
Ayers Ague Cure became exhausted and the pro-
ducing power OF his Laboratory was fuurd Ina ie-
quate 10 meet the demand. Many who knew Its
extraordinary virtues for the cure of CBliI.s AND
FEVER, paid exorbllant prices for 1t. This AGILE
CuRK Is said, by those who use i, TO never fan
Reader, II you must have medical aid take the best
of medicine. Poor remedies are dear. as good are
cheap, at any price you haye 10 pay FOR them
Charleston Courier
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12

rH-H is no Wonder that invalids lose faith in all
specifics when so many worthless medicines are
advertised for the cure of various diseases hp,
which when tried, are "fOund wanting We have
yet to learn, however. OF the first failure OF Dr.
Hfsfars Balsan Of Wild Cherry to cure coughs
colds, and pulmonary disease. 50 cts and 81 bot
tie, large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12
NHE "ANCIIORAGE,"
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at auction, on
THURSDAY, JULY, 18TH, lsT.

THURSDAY, JULY, 18TH, 1878,
at O'Clock, r. NJ.
in the auction room of l.. W. Stidham Il Sen, No.
III East 4h street, Wilmington, DEL, all that GER
tain piece OF land, containing nearly four acres. sit
uated on the eoutheasterly side OF Newport road.
now called Maryland avenue, and bounded on The
west by said avenue, on the south by land OF Henry
Lattimer, and on the East and the North, by anti
late OF DIR. John A. Brown deceased.
The Improvements are large mansion house
with modern improvements, an excellent barn and
other Outbuidings.
This IL chance seldom presented to purchase q
delightful residence in tine location just outside
OF the city limits.
Purchasers desiring 10 view the premises will he
shown them by the persons living thereon. TO lie
sold without reserve on accommodating terms.
which will be made known at the sale by
JOSHUA MARtS,
je29-eodtojyl5 President n, l.. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-12

s1- Eggs for Hatching.-The usual price for Brown
Leghorn eggs for hatchng with poultry breeders,
is s. per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh are
the table Brown Ieghorns are a coed fowl and for
laying qualities hfy haze eQiai. Apply at ~
Market street. fnar24-tf