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The New York herald., 1875-12-16
wHIsKEY DIsTILLERs' REVENGE.

ASSASSINATION OF A GUIDE TO THE REVENUE
oFFIcERs-THE BODY RIDDLED WITH SHOT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1875.
John Morris guide to the revenue officers soldiers,
who made the raid the Illicit distiers in Sumner
county capturing of them, was assassinated at
his home at dusk yesterday by unknown parties who
supposed be friends OF Illicit dstillers The body
was rddled with fourteen buckshot
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

that Dyer before presenting the evidence % the Grand
Jury, should submit il % him Dyer told Brstow of
tins proposition and he latter refused % give has con-
any such arrangement evidently thinking that
the Attorney General had right 70 arrogate
to himself the functions Of grand jury.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
CONVICTION OF SUPERVISOR HILL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 10, 1875.
Judge Gresham delivered his charge TO the jury in
James X. Hs this morning, and the jury retired
at few minutes after ten O'Clock, and at four O'Clock
returned verdict of guilty the first, second and
third counts and not guilty all The others Motion
for trial viii be heard before the court
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
SAILED.

Steamers Java OBJ for Liverpool City OF New York San
Francisco South Carolina, Charleston; Pioneer Whining
ton Nc: wyanoke. Norfolk; ship Ravenscrag (,r Liver
pool barks Pao Alto do; Sedm Dubrovackf Ans), Cork
Falmouth George Henry tBr) London; Prma Vera ta)
Trieste brig Abando (Fr, Cardenas schr Nellie shaw
CicnIuegos
Wird midnight. SW light.
Barometer Ut sunset, 2SS3
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
CHARLES O'CONOR.
THE PATIENT sTILE ABLE TO CONVERSE AND TO
SLEEP QUIETLY
FoRr WASHINGTON Dec Is 1875

FORT WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1875.
The condition Of Charles o'conor remains unchanged
and there to be danger Of his dying during the
night During the day the patient rested comfortably
ant in quito a laxative mood during the morning
He partook Of fruit mutton broth and
minced mutton. AS yet his stomach shows
no sign Of digestion, although it has
tanned the food for seventy-two hours. DR..
Keyes with him from halfpast TO half.
past the evening, and declared that II Mr..
O'Concr younger man he would predict recovery,
but OWING his age he would have TO await further
developments before expressing an opinion. At latest
advices Mr o'Conor was quietly sleeping.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
TO DE IL CANADA.

MONTREAL, Dec. l5 1875
Il is reported that Tweed Is here and hiding in
house on Union avenue. Mr.. Teller, Of the New
York Merchants Detective Agency, Is in the city.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
wHIsKEY FRAUDS IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI Dec. 10, 1875.
In the United States Circuit Court at Covin2ton,
KY, to-day, J. NJ. schintker, F. R. Krusskamp, F.
Macke and selnriede engaged in the rectifying bus
ness pleaded guilty OF violations Of the laws
Their sentences have not yet been announced
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURES FOR TIE MONTHS
DECEMBER JANUARY.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

s.same,: saa. Ds,..raionl oaes
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
EUROPE 81 "A MERICA
THIRD.
Tho Golden Car of Europe,

Drawn ly TEN FLEMISH HORSES, upol
which il seated Zeln- Celebrated British Brass
Band The body OF lhi- plrndid vehicle l. rlab
oratsiy oruamentcd the panels. sides, trout AN,
rear are all richly carved and gilt. Frenel
plate mirrors upon the sid'- Ia bas rcilrt rep
rrspu;ing The Muses. and Other myIholog cal sub
jeo,s--lhe e.ljre car bring covered with c'rve'
and golden decorations. Ibe siyl' and fms
of this European Chariot exc~i1 sn, hing M th'
shape of band chatio's bat has sv'r been seen
in America.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
$4,000 CHALLENGE!

That HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS.
&c, Sangeis' English Mrnagrre Of Trained
animals and lro4uois Indian Troupe, has the
best general outfit in CharipJs, Cages. Vans,
Animals Horses, Ponies, Mul-s, Asses, Don
keys. Nardio ODE, ParapIanaia, Hotel, Exhibi
ition Cooking, Sleeping aud Stable Tents OF any
Equestrian Or Geological combination i'll Amer
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
owes Great London Circus &C., &C.,

HoWes' Great London Circus &C., &C.,
Owns and daily exhibits FREE in the publiS
streets Of each city or place OF OF exhibition sever
Of the largest. most costly and magnitic-ntiy
constructed Trumphal Golden Chariots of In
dia. OF Car Of Jupgelnaut. The Chariot Of
Commerce. the Gar Euterpe tie Chariot Of the
Sun. the CELESTIAL Chariot the Legendary Drag
on Chariot and The Cinderella Chariot, and
make thu most Gorgeous D-plaav while in the
Grand Eques -Hippohromatic Triumphal
street Pageant ever seen.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
$4,000 CHALLENGE I!

J That HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
&c owns and daily exhibits in the Rc
streets the only African Zebras ever Seen in Lsr-
mess, (oldiuary shows have these animals caged)
by this company they are used and driven the
same as the horse.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
$4,000 CHALLENGE!

That HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
&c owns and runs IL railroad cars, VIZ %
Hat cars. 10 palace horse cars, Elephant palace
carr, box cars. l baggage car, palace sleep
ing car, palace passenger car this being
greater number 10y far than by any Circus, Me-
nagere, Etc, in America.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
$4,000 CHALLENGE!

That HUWkS' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
Il C., Special Features, ls advertised and daily
exhibited by this Company. are to be in
no other concern in America.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
$4,000 CHALLENGE!

That nOWE'S GRE IT LONDON CIRCUS,
Nc., own. anu exhibits daily the only lhiee
horned llnioostan Dui ever imported iIto The
United states.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
5000 CHALLENGE !

That HOWES' GRE VI LONDON CIRCUS,
sc. owns and exhibits daily in the public
streets the only Jerusalem Donkeys and
,Abysinan Asses eyer.seen i'll harness in Ameri-
lea
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
STILL ANOTHER
$4,000 CHALLENGE

That the Propretors Of tIowrs' Great London
Circus, &c. have ample meals TO respond to
any and all parties wishing To accept any one
OF all Of the above challenges.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
5000 CHALLENGE

That the Proprietors of HOWES' GREAT
LONDON CIRCUS hss imported into the Uni
ted States more Elephants than any other con'
cern in America
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
Challenge
$4,000

That SANGERS' ENGLISH MENAGERlE
TRAINED ANIMALS, exhibiting in counec-
tion with Howes' Great London Circus, has the
Best Collection OF Living Wild Animals ever
exhibited South ot the ONO river.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
$4,000 CHALLENGE!

That HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
&c, has The b.st L biological Lecturer. Prof
dillingham; from II. b. NJ geological Gardens,
/ London ia America
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
BRITANNIA and the Genius Of COLUMBIA

Interpreted among Mercury, Ceres aud Other
smbelu- Of Peace and Commerce. From The
center ihis Chariot rises up to lowering hright
an enormous Globe, upon which lr seated lat!
in foil str.l aimor, representing l}liranh witl
trident and British Shield, supported by I'm
bleuatic representatives. ct America On each side
Of the carved statuary, representing
ETTRoPE 81 "A MERICA
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
EVERYTHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL!
Interesting and Instructive.
Owning and Running
no Cars---No More---No Less !
$4,000 Challenge
THAT AT
Observation-Disclosures,
-, NJ

Mile, Cordela the Equestrian Phenomena OF
the age.-"Queen Of The Arena" will positively
appear at each Performance
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
The Ponderous Golden War Chariot OF
india. or Car OF Juggernaut |

Drawn by Five Elephants, Colossal Magmh.
cent and Richly Adorned is thirry-hvs
feet in length ana thirty feet in height
suinoun'rd by Ste riz'd
GOLDEN IDOL ELEPHANT"
Surrounded hy Tmks Moore, Snllsuas, &c,
in their native ,lr.-s, Representing India
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
$4,000 CHALLENGE
THAT.
HoWeS' Great London Circus. &C., &C.,
OAns and daily Exhibits the
Only Three Baby Royal Ben
gal Tigers
$4,000 CHALLENGE

(Bon April 81, 1872 Eve, seen in Amer
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
SEt OAD.
Monster Golden Chariot Of Commerce,

DRAWS ~ TIN HFAVHFtL NAFFLF NIIAY
IlUEsEs.
This snperb exposition Of AIT j. thirty five
feet in length and twenty-five in height made
10 raise or lower by machinery The body II
covered by heavy carvings aud richly gilded
ornaments. In the rear on pedeslalr, are cary
- .tstu.r illustrating
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
NEW YORK TRINITY CHURCH CHIME'

In addition to the above wonderful works OF
art viii appear daily in the public streets, hit>
cages. drmr aud vans Of Wild Beasts. Roman
War Chariois, &c, together with HE entire
Combination OF
HowEs GREAT LoNpoN CIRCUS EIPTopsoNE ! sAN7Es's
ENGLISH NESA1szis OF TRAINED ANIMALS.
Forming a scene OF dazzling splendor over TIVE
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
SEVENTH.
Fairy Cinderella Chariot,
REPRESENTING AFRICA
EIGHTH
TIL EGYPTIAN SE-ftlS

Arranged upon splendid vehicle OF ponderou
weight. and chimes by mechanical invention al
the latest airs Of he day and sill! appear in th'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
s1,5OO,OOO CAPITAL INVESTED.
10 Times the Largest.
100 Times More Grand
4 Bio Shows all for One Ticket !!
Grand FREE EXHIBITION
Grandest Sight Ever Beheld
GREATEST SENSATION OF The AGE

SIZE FOR YOURSELVES THEN JUDGE.
At9a. M on each day Of exhibition the Hip
poaromalic Grand Triumphal Street Pageant oil
Howes Great Landon Cicns. Grsoian hippo
drome. Sangers English MrnaRere OF lfsinen
Animals anal rrquos Indian Troupe when Will
BE- seen the gtandes; display Of Oriental splr'i'
dor ever Witnessed upon tho American Conil
nsnt.
Si,500,00o Expended in the Outfit.
The Whole WORTH as Contributors Erery Ma
fion upon the Earth Reyre'ented
Mr. II. Baruum, having had years OF expefi,
euee in catering TO the tsss Of the lovers oil
amusements aud of artistic mechanism has for
the year 1875, at an enormous outlay IN Char
lots, Parapherualia, Costume, Armor, ETC. with
the sale view OF eclipsug any and all heretofore
attempts as to Splsndor aud Novelty.
Entirely NEW and Beautiful FEATURES.
Among which win be seen
TIE SEVEN GOLDEN CHARlOTs J.
Only ones Of the kind ever seen in America
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
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Robbery af Harrington.

eArE BLOWN orES AND $500 IN MONEY sroLLN.
The store of w. T. Sharp, at Harrington, was
entered by burglars, last night, and the safe
robbed of eight hundred dollars in money. The
thieves were evidently professionals, as their
operations were not of the ordinary kind. A
hole was first drilled III the door of the safe just
above the lock and powder inserted, which be-
ing touched of, drove back the bolts and placed
everything in the safe at tie mercy of the
thieves. Besides the money which was stolen
there were also ie the safe several drafts anu
checks. OF these those which were signed wore
taken. and the remainder left undisturbed.
There is no clue so the perpetrators of the
robbery. For some days past stranger las
been lettering about the place without any seem
ing occupation. Yesterday he purchased ticket
for New York, via Lewes, but no one saw him
leave the place. Some think that he is one OF
the guilty parties, but thus far nothing has
developed to connect him positively with the
robbery
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
A sup o. Whisltey.

lie EVIL Do1Nas IN THE oooNEY FAMILY--A vIo-
LENT ASSAULT, ,FRIdHTFuL ouND, AND SAD sTo-
RY.
Mary L. Cooney yesterday appeared before
Justice Frazier and made complaint against her
husband Patrick Cooney. for committing vio-
lent assault upon her with butcher knife. 1t
required no evidence beyond the bloody, matted
and dishevelled mass of hair covering fright
full wound on the back part OF her head to show
that an assault had been made. She stated
that her husband had given her 25 cents in the
morning with which to buy string Of herring,
but 20 cents being sufficient ehe honght whiskey
with the remaining cents.
At noon her husband, finding nothlug on tho
table but cup of coffee. piece OF bread and IA
sup of wliskey, became enraged aid few
at her with the butcher-kiiie and made the
wound mentioned.
The husband did not contradict the statement
of his wife, but gave terrible recital OF his
hardships through the intemperance Of his wife.
William Cooney son about lS years of age,
testified that his mother was i'll the habit OF
pawning his fathers clothes, and bed sheets for
whiskey, and only yesterday she had sold four
of the herring purchased. Ia answer to u ouas-
tion as to what he would have thought if his
mother had died from the wounds, he said they
would not have cared if she had. The hus-
band was fined % and costs, which WAS prompt
ly paid.
Cooney then made complaint against his wife
for general drunkenness and yagrancy, for
which,in default of $500 hail ,sle was committed
to jail. The husband il known as sober, in
1uslriaiiL IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
Daifv Gemmertiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard Il. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris
~ Mr. Isrnls, etc.,, aee Second Pa9>.
Anusen,eiits.
sAascnoss Il plxEY, THIS EVENING.

SAHNChOts Il DiXEf, THIS EgENiSa.
We need do no more than remind people
that Csrncross Il Dixey, with their troupe
will be ut the Opera House on his evening
they have a wide fame, Justly earned by real
merit Their performances are chaste rs well
as entertaining. No doubt tho house will be
we'll tllled, and 10 he sure of seats they may be
secured at Bonghman Thomas II Cos,
THE GERMAN OPERA rRourE.
A small audience-but Ms large as could
have been expected, with the very short notice
siyen--was present last evening 10 hear and
see the performance OF the Lima Wassman
,termsn troupe. The general expression was
ons OF satisfaction The leader OF the Com
pany, Miss Wassman, il good actress and a
singer OF high capability. Her voice il OF fine
tone and compass. The other members Of the
company are excellent performers and singers,
including Mr. Paul klrchncr, the first geutle-
man, Miss Amelia Stahl, and Mr.. ". Heinrich.
The two operas were given when adaptation
ty T. n. Suppe, of the fable Of Pygmalion and
,iaatea, and Oifenbach's operetta, LA Marriage
Lanterns. The latter was sprighily and had
cheerful flavor of opera a-bonile, hut its fun is
confined within limits OF the strictest propriety.
The whole performance, indeed, was free from
III taint Of loudness or vulgarity. The dialogue
and singing were in German, but this is not less
intelligible to most among our audiences than
the French in which opera bouffe WAS, until re-
Gently, generally rendered, and the language of
music, fortunately, is the same in all lands.
At Reading, where this Company gave per-
formances early in the week, movement is al
a!Ieady foot TO secure it's return, and Hub-
=.ripton list IL being rapidly made up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
rest bequest gradually 5nnmes the proportions
of huge fzzle. If ths" Home is ever built.
there will be nothing for it to do--notbing at

rest bequest gradually Wnmes the proportions
of huge fzZle. II tho" Home is ever built,
there will be nothing for it to do--notbing at
least in proportion to the outlay.
Have you noticed what stride the Nela has
taken among our Sunday papers? The Dis
patch still has the best editorial page among the
Sunday PRESS hut in all other respects tho ITEM
greatly leads all its cotemporares. These pa
pers have, in fact, fallen far behind the time,
aud Colonel Fitzgerald IN making a varied and
ample newspaper, attempts decided new depar-
ture. The routine and family story business of
the other papers grew very tiresome yeara ago,
and it is wonder that no one jumped i'll long
since to make Sunday newspaper. The Sun-
day Press gave promise OF it, indeed, but some
how fell by the way. Now the ITEM seems like
ly TO succeed in it.
An important change is announced to hay g
taken place in the Arch st. Theatre manage
ment,-Alr Jos ID. Murphy the business mana
ger and possessor OF all interest in the house,
being about to retire. leaving Mrs. Drew cole
proprietor. Mr.. Murphy lost caste among the
papers. through his openly expressed contempt
for that kind OF support, but the bad fortune
of the house of late has shown that he display
ed very poor Judgment in his course. He il
a man of peculiar temperament, and not I'M
generous in his sympathies ii one cares TO take
the trouble to approach him Alright But with
men AZ they are it is too much to expect that
tue eccentric individual should have his whims
hnmored in order to make him bearable
member of society. man in such an excep-
tional position as this referred to must place
himself in line with his patrons, and with those
whom he should havo sense enough to know
are largely instrumental in guiding public
opinion. Murphy started wrong and his OBJ
-inaey would not let him give in. Even hih
friends admit that he does not retire from the
sAIclt' too soon. ISDFA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
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KeS. MIR keAher-tOrrec on

80 III Editor ofthe Commercial:
In your, (weekly) Issue OF April 18th, find
sAe following note concerning MIR. j. j. Reader :
CALL OF A MINIsrER.--Rev. ]. II. Reader has
t"en called by the Baptsts of Dover to the pas
'rrate OF their church, and having accepted he
,tas taken Possession OF the parsonage. Mr..
header is young man. Rnd up to the time OF
nv cal resided in this city. He was educated
ini the Methodist ministry, having pursued his
itniles at a theological seminary in New Jersey.
Permit me To say, that for a brief time Mr..
seaher was a student in the Drew Theological
seminary, but that he wa- III the elementary
LASS and would have required five years to COM
p'ete his conrse. He never pursued any theo-
''Slcal studies proper in the said seminary, and
"i expressing his desire to commence his studies
aBaih az the beginning of the new scholastic year,
Nel. lSI3 he WAS not permitted to do 30.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
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Alleged Revenue Frauds.

Revenue officials in New York city claim TO
have discovered a series Ingenious frauds on the
customs by which fine wines, brandes, and other
imported potables have escaped payment of the
duties on them. Colluson with government
storekeepers, it is stated, has enabled certain
unscrupulous importers to substitute in certain
warehouses manufactured liquors of the most
worthless kind When these were sold for nom
paymeut of duties they brought far less than
the imposts on them amounted to, while the
valuable wines or brandies for which these had
been substituted had been stealthlly Withdrawn
and sold at good profit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

The Baptists OF the South are holding their
Convention at Charleston. DR.. Cutting, of New
York, said yesterday that the denomination pro-
posed to celebrate III 1876 the Centennial of
their labors. One century ago, they numbered
1900, and now they have about ], 700, 600 mem
bers. The Centennial is 10 be celebrated by
raising several millions OF dollars in aid of their
several institutions of learning.
The American Medical Association, in session
at Louisville, adopted resolution yesterday re-
questing the Chief Signal Officer ito make dai-
ly reports of the amount of ozone in the atmos-
phere."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
New Aaver,Isemenls, To-daY.

Buabaum's eothtng-Brevity.
Notice-Oiamonj state Oil Co.
Pennlngtons prices for sh0e-making- -Breyy.
Bells-Rillany.
Gitv Ordinanee-Loan of slg5 900.
Perkins " whiskPys-Brevity.
Meeting of w. ~ II Railroad bOndhnldtrs.
Cold chlsels etc-Billany
Kindliug wood-Abbntt Il Mckinney.
Wanted-Cook and walters.
GaitArs-Babcock n Br, City Item.
Musical and Literary Entertainment.
Bath Warm Springs, Virginia.
Boots ana shoes by the inch or f0ot-ci Hem.
Notce-meeting !. O. X. NJ.
Lost-Fan.
Not $15N,OOl worth--City Item.
Wanted-To purchase two horses.
s3500 Mortgage for sale-J. T. Heald.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Ladies shoes-Babcock Il Bra., city lteln.
Houses For Rents. W. McCau.ley.
Wanted-Milliner.
Lawn mowers efc., repaired
Institute Hal-Signor Blitz.
Go to Webb's-Brevity.
Singles & Sons Brevity.
For noveltles-Lub ubell's breylly.
Fuilmers dinners-Brevty.
City aundry-Brevity.
Cheap bocts-Turners Brevity.
walnut furniture-Enterprise Co.'s Brevlty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
THIRD EDITION.
anc1at.

PRICE, OF GOLD TODAY.
NEW YogK, Mays.
Gold to-day ,sl.l5g,.
tFurnshed nv fraige, johnson a TO-, Banker and
hrosers. 6tn and mggk0t Sts.l
LONDON, 1890, r. NJ, May &.
u. =. 1868, lOs lsG7's, 1897 Ten-forties
lOi; New Fives Of 81, 1929. Consol- for
money 93S4@932s; account 931s@sA Erie COM
mon shares, 26; preferred &c. New York
Central and Hudson. 81. Market firm.
FRANKFORT, May 8.
U. 8. 5-2O's OF 1862, 99
PARIS, May 8.
Bourse auieter; French 3 per cent; rents i'm
nroyinp at G3 Sc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
uuR NEXT AIAYoH.

rrohsbiy subject il Of greater
interest to II large nnmber OF our people
ti.sn the question who is to be the next Mayor
Ihe Centennial chief magistrates OF all the cities
viii be handed down to future generations on
tho scroll OF fame. We have therefore had pre-
pared, with considerable effort, by the leading
.ftist OF our Job department, what ls believed
70 te an accurate portrait OF the next Mayor Of
Wilmington. His lneaments will be recognized
h. onee by his friends. We make no extra charge
iol this issue of the CoMMERcIAL, on account Of
its containing this valuable portrait.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
What Grit VIII nccUmpIi.b.

gentleman informs the Marietta lournol
Vat IN the northern part OF Cobb county, Ca,
Their lives a freedman, who, at the close of the
war, was worth about one hundred and
aiteeh dollars. His family consisted at the
line, OF his wife and five girl children. Tn
eaacated. he has steadily cultivated the soil,
alla 10 day he liz worth four thousand dollars in
e'ia stock and money. Industry, economy,
honesty and sobriety are his traits
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

NEW BAKERY AND CANDY MASUfAcToKy -
Batkley II Bro, bakers and candy manuractur-
ere, who have for some years past been estab-
lished at the corner of Sixth and Spruce streets,
have purchased the s. w. corner of Fourth and
French Streets, and are erecting a new estab-
lishment upon it with all the modern improve
ments in that line of business. Both fronts on
the corner will be of iron, and when completed
it will be one OF the handsomest stores in the
rity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
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No Trial Yesterday.

he beecher trial did not go on yesterday, in
'"ireduence of the absence of Mr. ShearInau
.', anu M. Beach on professional engagements
t,sewhere. The adjournment, as usual on FRI
.'as, Is over till Monday. The crowd in attend
ai'cs % was as great rs usual. and it went away
evidently much disappointed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

UNITARIAN CHURCH. - Rev. @. Il. Weld, of
Baltimore, will preach tomorrow at the unita-
ran Church. in this city, in the absence Of the
pastor. Those who are acquainted with Mr.
Weld aud have heard him preach, speak IN
great admiration of his power and eloqnence
His former Visits to Wilmington We're during
unfayorable weather and but few of our people
have vet heard him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

THE MAJOR REyRoLp.-rhe steamer Major
Rey5old, which sank in the bay at the mouth OF
Salem Creek, on Thursday, has been raised and
brought to this city for repairs. She is now ly
ingst the wharf of Pusey, Jones 4 Co.. and the
necessary repairs have already been commenced