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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
THE BOY EMIGRANTs.'
by NOAH BROOKS.

Giving the adventures of a party OF boys on their
long journey across the plains, with VIVID portrai-
ture of their Lie in California during the
days OF the GOid-Fever. Mr.. Brooks brings
to this work, in addition to his welknown literary
gifts, thorough familiarity with the features OF
that wild country and the people then docking
toward it. What he has to say OF them is pervaded
with a subtle and intense SAVIOR of reality that en-
abes the reader to follow the characters in their
adventures with positive sense of companionship.
The contaglon of the "god-fever; the great
difficulties and parils which beeagured their jour-
ney across the plains and mountains, and finally the
adventurous, half cvlliz d, and yet, in certain
rude way, poetic life in the mines of California, are
all described with wonderful truthfulness and skill
Add to this the elevated tone peryading the work,
and the Irresistible attraction VIII IN such narra-
tive possesses for boys, and the value of this STIR
ring healthy serial becomes eyilent.
There is to be another and shorter serial, begin
| ming in January and RAINING through three hum
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
" THAT LASS 0'L0WRlE's,"
by FANNY HODGSON BURNETT.


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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27

1t is some satisfaction to find that Thomassen,
or Thompson, who conceived the diabolical Mo-
sci plot, was not born in this country, but in
Germany, though he was brought here when two
years old. The Fatherland will be obliged to
take. the heavier end of the responsibility for
him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
G BRlEl CO N R 0Y."
Hy BIs EFT IIARTE,

or which the Boston Post says: " 1t is serial that
will make every new number OF tcRIBNKR's eagerly
sought for If it had nothing else to recommend it,
The Canadian Illustrated Meas predicts that we
have found at last the American novel"
The Louisville Courier Journal says: "The second
insalment is even stronger han the first jStifying
all that toas looked for"
We bQgin in January.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
ro The Ia.uies.

Mrs. DR.. Foster keeps always on hand full sup
ply of trusses braces supporters pessaI ayrnges
breast pumps and many other articles to numersu,
70 mention. Ladies' in want Of the above line Oh
goods can be 81 commodated by calling at the pri-
yate entrance on West street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
PHILIP N0LAh'S NDS,'
KY EDWAKD EVERETT HALE.

This is an historical romance. The scene Is laid
In the southwest, at time when that territory WAS
first Spanish, then French, and then American, and
when war was imminent, to obtain the control of
the mouth of the Mississippi. 1t s likely to be the
great romance OF the N lsssspp Valley, Us GABRIEL
CoNRoY will be OF the Pacific Slope.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27

Some of the New York banks have adopted
the policy of paying an extra large dividend by
drawing on.their surplus funds, in order to avoid
the heavy local taxation on surplus This will
reduce the banking capital of the city, to some
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
THE PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE ARMY

THE PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE ARMY
That there is strong feeling in favor of ro
duong the army, independent OF the merely par
tisau desire OF some of the Democrats to make
capital by cutting down appropriations. becomes
quite evident A good many Republicans take
the view that we need no more troops, now, than
were required before the rebellion. 1t is
pointed out that we are in no danger from our
neighbors, Mexico having neither stomach for
fight nor treasury to pay all army, while Canada
is absolutely without any standing army, there be-
ing in all the Dominion only two or three artillery
companies permanently under arms. For the In
dian service, We certainly ought to require few
or soldiers, now, than fifteen years ago, since
the number OF wild Indians is greatly dimin-
ished and their opportunity for uniting in hos
tl.ies very much decreased, while the readi-
moss with which troops and supplies can be
moved over the Pacific railroads increases our
advantages immensely, So far as the South is
concerned, no doubt several regiments might
be we'll employed there, in emergencies, to pro
tect the unfortunate colored people who are now,
in States like Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama,
and Louisiana, exposed without defence to the
fury of the White Leagners, but the policy Of
leaving them thus exposed has been apparently
demanded and consented to, and, under tht
present form OF the Constitution, ''local self
government stands in the way of the national
authority, forbidding its military arm being
raised to keep the peace and prevent outrag
and murder.
Every regiment of one thousand soldiers cost
the country, per year. about million and
quarter of dollars, giving the fact round proper
tions. II, then it is possible to lop off one reg
ment, or five, or ten without harm to the country
interests, we shall be reducing expenses both eas
lily and rapidly. In no other Department, unles
it be the Navy, is sweeping economy 80 ia
possible as in the Department Of War.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27

There is now warm contest amongst the To-
cal Democratic politicians of Sussex county, over
the appointment OF Register of Wills, which will
become vacant next July. Report has it that
Col. Townsend, OF the Journal, is interested in
the contest, and will bring his eloquence to bear
on the Governor. The misfortune Of the Col
one s that he WAS not born in Delaware, but
came from Maryland, some years ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27

1t does seem rather odd that the women
should decide not to admit specimens Of women's
clothing in the exhibit of feminine productions
which ia to be made in their pavilion at the Cen
tennial. Why the exclusion Madame Demo
rest of New York, suggests that if the rule is
to be enforced literally it will throw out under
clothing needework, lace embroidery, hosiery,
shoes, jewelry, ornaments, and even hair work.
which has now become regular part of the
wardrobe and is put,on and taken off as are stock
ings Shoes dresses and the like. Mrs. Demo
rest asks, if you take away all this, what is there
left of womens work? drawings, paintings
engravings, statuary, fancy needlework, litera
ture2 But these represent very small minori
ty among the workers"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27

The enemies Of Secretary Bristow seem to be
chiefly the members of the Whiskey Ring, their
friends, associates and sympathisers. That
they will injure him. in the slightest degree, by
thsir frenzied attacks, as the successive steps
in his prosecutions are taken, no one supposes
for moment, except themselves on the con-
trsry, they are sure to do him valuable service
IN the public estimation. Some Of their most
enterprising efforts have been devoted to the
development of ill feeling between the Secre-
tsry and the President but in this, too, they
have sgnally failed. 1t does not "deyelop,"
though the severe and searching Investigations,
bringing out General Babcock into his present
unenyisble position, may very naturally have
caused the President keen modification and
disappointment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
Railrnaa Eines.


PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER %, 1876.
Trains will leave Wilmington az follows, for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, TO, 8.l0,
900, 9.5l 80 q. m, 2, 4.10, 1.9O, sSo, p. M
philadelphia and New York, Isl 9. H., ID, 1881,
b.+6, p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 1s.b2 9.O5,
O. m. go p. II.
Baltimore and washington, u 81, IS soo a. M,
1885, 1.2s, $40, T.10 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave Tor
New Castle, $780, $50, p.3 a. m, 1.so, $40 p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations b.O0, s.9',
o. M, go, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS. q
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, $40, a
M, 4.45, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 1.3l q. m.
Baltimore and washington, 19.52,1.b5 d. N.
For further information passengers ere referred
to the time tables posted ut the depot.
mar1s-1y II. +. KINNEY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27

Promises even greater attractions than the pre-
vious volumes. strong feature OF the neV
volume is an American serial story,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
SHTpPlNG INTELLIGENCE.

FORT Of Ew.YORE -..-........-.....Nov. IL
Steamship France enri. r lit4,t Ianaor F. W J. Hurst
Steamship city 81 Havana faips. Havana rrosreso
Ss Sc ~ Alf Snh Carolina NeseOn Charleston * c.
" ,S,a Sii S. Terry salycr, Newoen ~ c. Josiah j.
ste@a..lp Annie. stcon Win ueten pei, A. Abbott
st~smslp defence, pirIcr, Phlsltlrtia J"s; 'iaid
1 9 ianue,je oDutchi schIitr otteea Punch. Faye
BARK Atlantic ranfare Bricetown Bar, II rrowendse1
Hers qasnan tvor, Dabler Antwerp Punch EGye g co
brig siarsh SER, i e,9% I'M l. Al 9 HS.
Prie Orof tBrl BeLoDtsne, ST. johns y - hai'on Wat
Won Ser sparte Crssnsr Boston, Icl FIRE. & GO -.
-ch' fIGma J. EGwardl, Chamberlain Richmond va
Ghf iibeeea Floreuce. Richards Puerto Cabe0 g. Au-
AMI SiT r. S,e card Moor Jackso willie Warren Ray.
sclr Ile. Bas r. -"%n Max I r Io y" , ~ Iozh
Steamship eo.nn,a OBJ Mo% Llyergool T 2y. "a and
sfesmsll ctJ Of Bfosly tIi} bbits li,erToo! Nov =
Sesmslp hudson eager, Neworicans Noy 10 with md'e
AM ss HT Han C1eter Ferau ua Noy 40 prnn
u-ck "a IT, Roy 2tl. Win mdse and pa' TO
i@ams, Scma,,e Gibbs with mdse to Old Do
a Nans sentfacor Jones' Wilmington n. c. with naval
r Escelsior aayer Of rvn Bermucs days in bal
Chr Rn,,e,t Har Fargo HarJor, Jam. VIA Delaware
T ' F.eeT Wilmington ~ c. days with
naval stores ....,...-,..
The bark KING has ben re'tei ana nov ashore o9
NE ats at rovnseSSp al, she me- ~ but il i GoG.i
Il the vessel " II be worth rapainpg
FOrEIGN TORT.
kn st' a, the st.te line EeWY@S Nov an1r~i
som ,Sf On Nov i5ihe North German Loy's steam;
,niD udei O.Fend"fs FROM Ne"-foIs N"'o @ffi'"'
'''' ''''@' DIsAsT n.
CtrBEc No IA Telegram from CharlotetWn T. ~ l.
hTd ilom Q1epec with cargo OF timber iof bik'n
''An' For Laest sh,r Necs see Firn. ro e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

se,mshp sails from Pier No ~ North River.
For ne,dn direct by the steamship state OF Nevada mails
close at Btesn,slip sals at Ia NJ nom fier NO
North River.
FRIDAY Nov. 10.
No steamship Mails.
SATURDAY. Nov. 20.
For Fncland ireland Wales and France via Queenstown
and Liverpool by the steamship Britannia, mails clnss NJ
am Supplementary Ma closet ~ 10 r. M steam
slup sails ~ 4 m. from Per No. o. North River
For Eurre SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen bv the steamship
MOsel ma Ii close al ll3O supplementary Nall u
cioscd ~ 40 steamship sails at p H. from Pei 1901
OF lhrd.st. unb0Een
rr scotland oniy, by the steamship Ethiopia mails close
a. $50 M. A supplementary Mail IL closoi ~ II A. IN
Steam ship No. 20 North River
SUNDAY Nov. 81
All Mails close IT II O'Clock IN. The POstObco " open
rum A. IN. TO II .. IN.
MONDAY. NOV 90. .
For Santo Domingo rurks Island. by the steamship
Tyhec mails close AZ p steamship sails 81 p in un
Pier, No. 4, East River.
MATS for Key West sent every Saturday closing AZ the
Post Onioc al q ~.
Mssior Newfoundland close at the New York fostorce
every day II n. m. 49,, -, 81, n,
mailOT lIalay y g, IS closed at the New York Posi-
Ofice every day AZ l;3o .. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
DECISiONS-Nov. II.

Sysreu,< Court hqmbWs-By judge Donohue.-
800 80 Deems, Lake agt. OBriEnt-NOtOha denloi
sfrac az ell: ClarA agt OCouncr Oakley ag Grey
w." mak,g at Wan. emaEer LveItpn 2St tfoh N"iu
81 Ma, stewart All 81 inir.l.5gahttj t0Jh asi 20
raeI gTal.ed. Phbps agG NauSi ao-Mo,oh o'al,
Mater OF TAdrbeT.-W hen niN Up Mui
S.i,n" nSi5crL act. Kole-Moticn 10 discontinue Viii
OF cus,s grained mem rdnduu -. ,.-.. -. ~
Iy JUDI LawrcICe.-C0keN agi USER ouy &c
Barber asl. 4t0u-M0ll1h 10 tohA, lHAh1" !" e
Unity for cost ed without ctsts.
Sod Icg-B Judge Van Norst-fetcher 81 Z ARK 20
al Fn inns siarl tidis merits dc nlt'
Ssr-bai :. al agt. Order sellcd ana tghed
Sureior (oar,-NpcciGi JerTp-Rv Judge Cnrtis.-
r1err a snel aFindings no ana judgment for lore
FL ne ant sale. ,.,-. a. .,,c,t,,.n,.
IS Juagc sIor.-Bowne ngt. obi1cn' %o'-Atnonu"'n's
cannon Plcas-Sp~7di Terribly. Judge larre,
moro mann aut tanpbelL-R"pOH ~ cicre' c'rh'l ana
,r.t ~ re ncItd. Aastcis az. ihc c'clc me ll'n
inc C,-ApPl cation on heal Atorns VnttdI P'",t ,
TIC iui3tt" mo htli ."
or~resi Wueeloea aet N.algri Etly a@t DAci 9No'u5
SroforT NCrthrup MOtiCur grated LON"
~ratlt n Costello &at he Mayor &c MolVIs Sthi,'.
nu.-e- agt Iurt r. curce ordered NaoW'g IT, 's
1,nrt-MemO MIDuy AT. haIie-Aeiaul' VIehoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

John Kelly served yesterday the summons
- hs sut against George Jones for an alleged hpoo"s
W. uu,h,catlon during the recent political canvass
Az the resumption yesterday, before ouriU-
cat. Bntchnes of the hearing IN the john l. bro"n wa,
..s, w W Niles and william Bloomfield 'awy",s c, -;
Lndree john c. G0sbrger and Peter M1' Mr Br"v;T
t.t tor several years PREVIOUS to tiis s ~ bsncsg
Was n. MAJ and perfectly abe Ia at'eho :" " =,
The formal trial of the sult OF EuwaAu gu
pors, ar inst the NewYurk College, OF veterinary our
- ,ic faets az which have been reported, TOOK Pat
ocriav before Ju tce Lawrence IN slpeiao y,
s.i gS.rrn Tile na.n question diScussSu W"s W',ct.V
~ Vn R,nst hy his long neglect 10 s'I,hu .ns NV
III W rho college trustees had iorte ted Ms postl0h ~
k,stoe 90 AZ la Justify hs exclusion from their boaiI
n ',iyison arpse In II. Jadgo Lawrence reserved
bis decision -, y
In the suit OF Lilienthal against the Ocean
SanonaI Bank, a motion was made yesterday before
Juds Van Worst Supreme Court Circuit to dismiss The
,oonlaint The bonds Loot by the plaintiff were del"si,oj
sy lini with the President Ol Tie hank 10 lhe ope, ~
,ia;u NJ EVarts. under an arrangement WIN 'h'
United States authorities to relieve plaintiff sIore .itn
szurc for violation of the internal Revenue law judge
Van Worst intimajed strongly his opinion that his Wa
ors tie stockholders Oi tho bank, lanle unless s"t
onseut ny .hem their Representatives, The directors
IN sucn adcposit shown u was not lie hcd' Par
~ Tho ordDiy business OF banking but he reserved MS
decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
,thnl AGAINST tho Ocean
THE COUNT OF APPEAIs.

Albany, N. Y. Nov. I'm the Court Of Appesis
w" y2 ~Goory as OceFy-Afgument resumed and con-
e~"5-The People &C. defendant, error art Gusavus
paa nislun u 'rrrArguet by W. IL. Bowman OF counsel
~ ~ MD in error aud % Angus Mcdonald Tor the people
Ne 4-Louania Coroi, cSeoutof So appnlan5 ag Asi
~. - Esrnty regpouGcn-A Argued by Water W ltOlt OF
ea1rs f"r a pcliant = Rogers for rcspondeuL
IIuramaiion maoe, and tho CpDrt adjourned on 80 a.,
IL, ca tndar for Thursday, Nov. Is 1870; nos 50 ~ ~
az % rs, 10, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
iUirtcr neocrts.

pOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, n. p
IL Bahama. Vow open The most T. h.hu u ei ,
ana n4sr thr trp 81 two days. fOr par Cnlas, aiui' -
LANES IIDGEttNOOD 75S Brlaivay' y. Y
SANTA CRUZ, WEST NDlES.-Renowned
- Tor sA,ubfity % climate AID beauty OF scenery
BGIDW-siINDE,
tho tote raare ~ the Governor olu for guess Terms
trre FOR anphr with full faf;iciar~, Apply To- H. X
VtS SICKLE& 'hppac, 80. 1873 assln 81. sew York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
rnrnsnAY. NOV. u

T.
For Europe Plymouth CLcrbOuTg aii HNnOnlY oy VIC
steamship sueyis mills close ~ 80 a a.. oulWe
nsntry Mail IL closed ST 80 N Steainap hAh ~ y
nom lgoE 81 loot of ililIst., UOiOken -. -.
For Cuba havana. by tho steamship Guy OF Nt"
pnei.s elise at .. Supplementary Mail ~ eioSi AZ
3t0 D. steanshiy sas Al y from Pier No s. MOI ID
hssr
Dor Bermuda by IN. stes'r'hp Canine, Dsis ccse AZ