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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
Temperance Meetings.

.par GATHERING AT ST. pAuL's cHURoH-AD-
DRESSES ny THE LADIEs-THF TENpEhAsoh
ouEeTIoN IN CoNaREBs-THE CRUSADE IN ohio'
Noless than three Temperance meetings were
held Yesterday afternoon and evening, conducted
mostly by the ladies'. The first was held at
o'clock. in the main audience room OF st. Pauls
M. e. chhrch, which was crowded to its utmost
capacity. ,,..
Rev. w. NJ. Warner conducted the exercises,
which were opened with religious services.
The first speaker was Mrs. Rev. Lowery irou
Hamilton Ohio. After speaking Of the lack OF
interest and support given to the temperance
movement by processing Chrlstiahs, sue Suso S
an interesting account of what is known as inc
crusade movement in Ohio which she saiu
ia still going on though the press was compare
lively quiet upon the subject she TOOK
an active part in the movement IN Hamlitoh, where
40 ladies volunteered from congregation TO- go
and pray in the liquor saloons OF that city. Ihey
they held prayer meeting in the street, pn1
the crowd becoming very large they deslsted;
She represented the good that had been, ana
was yet being done, though in a less demohs'ra-
| tive manner. ~, ..-,,
Mrs. Anna Wittenmeyer was then introduced.
She is President of the Woman's National rem
perance Union, and confined hersef PIlnclpahi
| 10 showing what that association was doing a
| n,ovement WAS on foot which promised TO DC
successful to have children's temperance orSas-
| zations formed all over the land, that the youth
might be saved from the terrible effects OF d in,
Temperance before they arrived at an age when
| the habit if formed is hard to break.
After Mrs Wittenmeyer's address, announce
ment was made that the meeting would be con
| timed III the evening in place OF the regular
services of the church, and also that sihiiiar
meeting would be held in Epworth church. o,
In the evening st. Paurs was again crowaea &c
when ths exerciI es we're conducted by Rev. j. D.
| Merritt. ,.,,,o a., In.
Mrs. Wittenmyer again spoke and gave an M.lh m
terestiug account of her recent visit to wash
inaton, with the memorial praying Congress te
abrogate as far it lay in their power the man ,s
nfaetnre and traffic in Intoxicating liquors Sh'
had a conference with the Finance Committee
to which place two men carried the memoirs
which was so unanimously signed,that there wa'
not time to count the names. .....
In her address to the Finance Committee sn' q
presented statistics in relation to the traihc
which made profound impression on the com
Mrs Rey Lowery then followed in nan,a earnes i.d
Ssd mat returned from addressing very. larg
and successful meeting held in Epworth church
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
Daily Gommereiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard n. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson.
Francis G. Ferris
~ For 7srms, etc., see Second Page.
BETTER LOOKOUT - NOW SHALL WE
HAVE TIMES IMPROVED

There ia a promise of better times. The stag
ration in our industries which has 30 afflicted
Wilmington for more than year, may be brok-
an ND. The important announcement, in the
COMMERCIAL on Saturday, that two large iron
steamships are contracted for in one of our
vards ia an item OF news extremely encouraging
THIS, with the large Centennial contract which
il to be mostly, II not entirely, filed in this city,
will give employment to many men, and Sause
tho disbursement of large amount Of money
amongst our trades-people.
Now what we need at this juncture, is some
energy and back bone, as a city II our people
will stand together and make an effort, they can
doing 80 is to secure State aid for the extension
aud completion OF our railroads to Oxford.
This we are entitled to. The lower end
of the State has been liberally helped, and why
shall this end not have something? II we press
this demand we will get what is due US, and il
this aid is secured, it will cause the building Of
fifteen to twenty miles OF new road, employing
numbers Of laborers, and putting large sums Of
money in circulation amongst us. 1t will increase
the business of the road. bring trade to Whining
ton, and enliven things generally. Every work.
ingman is Interested in the passage of this mea-
sure, and il Wilmington will be true to herself
she can get it.
Other public improvements may be underta-
ken. The work upon the new reservoir will be
resumed, in a few weeks, or as soon as Spring
opens This would be the very time to build the
much needed Union depot. 1t can never be
done 80 cheaply as now, and the City Council
should encourage the P. W. Il b. Company to
proceed with it this season. The erection OF
such structure would put life in all the build
lug trades, employing carpenters, brick-layers
plasterers, plumbers, &C., &c, and helping gen.
era business immensely.
What we say is that things look brighter, and
that there should be a united, systematic effort
to still further improve them The City Coun-
representing the common interests Of Whining
ton, should join earnestly and resolutely in
measures that will revive our industries and i'm
prove our business condition, and their action
should have the cordial support of all our citi-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
shipping News.

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS ON THE DAY AND ELSE
wHERE-CoLD WEATHER, AGAIN, AND ROUGH
NAVIGATION.
The brig Nellie Ware, while being towed up to
Philadelphia on Friday night had her bow-port
stove in and commenced to leak, and was run on
League Island to prevent her sinking. She got
off on Saturday morning, and was towed up to
Dickinson st. wharf to discharge.
Steamtug George W. Child was towed up from
Chester, on Friday night, by tug Vim. G. B -nl-
ton with all the blades of her propeller brok ,li.
On Saturday, the steamer Mary, Of the Clyde
Line, still lay in precarious position OF die
ice-breaker at Lewes. Workmen are now en-
gagged in removing portions of her cargo. lie
owners fear the vessel will be total loss.
The Reading Railroad colliers Wlllamsport
and Rattlesnake ran aground on Brandywine
Shoal, (between Cross-Ledge and Cape May,) OH
| Saturday.
The ice in Long Island Sound is very heavy,
| and almost all the boats have temporarily sus-
| pended running.
The Sandy Hook pilots, on Saturday reported
| the condition of the bay worse than it had been
| at any previous time this winter. Little call is
made for pilots, as vessels are AFRAID to move.
The ocean steamers continue to sail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
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The Warrington Lines.

THE BAIT. & POTOMAC PUTS ON TWO MORE TRAINS
-RUMoRs OF ANOTHER RAILROAD WAR.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad announce
that on and after tomorrow (Tuesday) four
trains will be run daily, except Sunday, both
ways between New York and Washington. They
will be making connection wish all the through
trains on the L. W. & B. road which the Balti-
more Potomac has not lately been doing.
In connection with this, there are rumors in
the air of another railroad war between the Bal
timore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Companies. Heretofore it seems to have con
cerned only questions relating to freight traffic,
but may become so bitter as to involve, as it did
a year or more ago, the passenger travel be-
tween Washington and New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
chcsspcnEe & Delaware Canal.

NAVIGATION he orESLD-R-lLRoAD rRE1oHTs RE
DuCED.
The Baltimore papers refer to the resumption
OF navigation On the canal. This sort OF weather
il; l.,.ely to close it. The An,srican says;
Tie Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore
Raj, ,oad Company, in accordance with their
Chesapeakc aud Delaware Canal, advanced their
rates for through freight between this city and
Philadelphia short time since. Now that the
ca,ial is open and traffic begun, the old rates
have been resumed and will be adhered to after
to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
Education in Eastern PennsyIvania.

The county of Montgomery has 312 public
schools Chester has 3iS, and Berks $40 schools.
The average number of months taught in Mont,
gomery county is 7.7s; in Chester II, and
Bsrks 6 90 months. Montgomery employs lii
males and 1866 female teachers-total $50 Ones
ter 10 males and 1856 female teachers-totai 4Oo
Berks. 473 males and 1877 females-total $40.
Montgomery county has 10,0 0i5 male scholars and
1888 female scholars-total 19,4i2 Berks has
1888 male scholars and 1857 fcmale-totai
2i,705, and Chester has 8, l6i male scholars, ana
\ 239 females-total II, 403
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
saturdays Extreme cold.

Saturday morning was the coldest of the sea.
son in northern New York and the New England
States. At Manchester, Concord, Franklin and
other places in New Hampshire the Thermometer
marked 20 to 38 degrees below zero at Glen
Falls and Whitehall, n; T., it was " TO ~ Selow, %
and ut Warrensburg, N. Y, Al below. In Maine
the marking in that part of the State between
Portland and White River Junction ranged from
80 to 40 degrees below zero, while at Bangor th'
mercury CONCEALED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
No choice. vet. of U. s. Senator, IN Minnes

No choice, yet, of U. s. Senator, In Mihneso-
ta, or West Virginia.
The Georgia House of Representatives, on
Saturday, unanimously passed resolution a ask !,
ing Congressional aid for the Texas Pacihc ha'i-
road.
bill removing the capital of west Virginia
from Charleston to Wheeling has passed 'he
Legislature of that State.
The Grangers, in their National meeting a,
Charleston, on Friday evening, adopted Iepor'
looking to full exhibition of agricultural pro,
ducts at the Centennial, and also one asking
Congressional aid for the Texas Pacific hairoao
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
Amusement Is.
THE WALLACE SISTERS, TO MIGHT

THE WALLACE SISTERS, TONIGHT.
At the Opera House, this evening, the Wallace
Sisters will present Minnie's Luck, play which
ID intended to give some idea Of New York city
life AZ it is. This is the great specially OF these
sisters, Jennie, Minnie and Maud, whose talents
are all well brought out in the several roles
which they assume They will be supported by
II full company, with full orchestra and military
band. Wherever they have appeared they have
been well received, and have won for themselves
considerable reputation
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

The House Committee on Louisiana affairs ar
rived in Washington on Saturday. The testl-
mony taken by them in New Orleans, 1t Is SAID,
will make 1000 pages of foolscap.
In the U. s. sonate on Saturday the creden-
tials of W. w. Eaton, appointed Senator from
Connecticut, to fill the vacancy caused by Mr..
Buckingham's death, were presented, and lie
was sworn in.
Rev. Robert II. Pattson, pastor of the West
ern Methodist Episcopal Church OF Philadelphia,
died Yesterday morning at his residence, Of par.
alysis He was about tifty-f years old. Fol
years he has been Secretary OF the Philadelphia
Conference.
A letter has been received III Nashville stating
that many of the colored people Of Rutherford
ton. Tie whites are scarcely in better cond
ton. The destitution is a consequence OF the
drought Of last year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
THIRD EDITION.
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Feb Is.
Gold, to-day, s1.1iss
lFurnahed py Craige, Johngon & Co, Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.l
LONDON. 1890, p. NJ, Feb. IS.
1865 - 1879; ls67's, lO7Sl; Ten-forties, 1925;
Ex. Div. New Fises of 1881, i03. Erie common
shares, 25J<. ". Y. Central and Hudson r. r.
02. Market quiet but firm.
FRASRronr, Feb Is.
United States J-20's of 1862, 93TS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
New York

MOTHER AND HER CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
New YORK, Feb. H.
Mrs. Wells and her child, four years old, were
burned to death, this morning, in tenement
hnuaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
Death of Congressmen Hooper.

Congressman Samuel Hooper, OF Boston, VINO
has been hi of pneumonia, died Saturday evening,
aged 81. He was merchant, and very wealthy
He had served in Congress since 1861; HIS son
Sturgls Hooper, died in the service, while doihe
duty on the military staff Of Gen. Banks, ana !,
was his widow who married Charles summer aho
soon afterward separated from HIM.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
France.

THE PRECEDENT UNABLE TO FORM MINISTRY.
PARIS, Feb. 10.
There is no change in the political situation.
All persons to whom the President has applied
to form a cabinet refuse to undertake the task
until the Assembly decides upon the constitu-
tonal laws.
Dore, tue artist, is seriously III.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

A Horse FOUND FRozEN.--This morning, a
horse with string of bells alta he'd, WAS found
lying dead in the public road, near Mr.. Yelling
ton H.ckmans residence in Thornbury twp.
The animal was covered with frozen perspiration
and showed every evidence of having been
cruelty treated during the night. Where the
sleigh and driver got to, we have not learned
West Chester NetUs. 1871.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
'1faths.

JUsTIsoN-on the 1ith inst, JOIN Justison, In the
9th year of his age. ,.,. -. -.
spectful invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No. ia Wunut street, on Thurs ay
norninp 18th inst, at II o'clo X Without 1urthfr
notice no proceed to Mt. Pleasant Bu ying Ground,
Braudywinc Hundred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
new AdycrtlscsI.c,s,., a'o-day,


To all men, a s. .eedy cnre
For syle-Mal kat =tr<tt prorer'y
No.ice-W j Morrow
Irrce les Bo ,mau's, Brevity
For sale or ex .hange-Wn Reynolds
Fo. sala-Win Ii Reynolds "
Seventh Street Varieties
iost- bllch sat- hel ....--.
Hardware-W Ii Blllany
Card of thanks-Mrs Susan Foord
The question settled-City Item
j q Guugh-t ecture
Notice-Dividend
Notlce-Delaware File lns Co
Funeral notices
Oysters-Fulmer's, Brevity
Furnishing goods-Morgau, Br witty
Boughman d Thomas, book store, Breyliy
Chas Warner 4 Co, coal, Breyity
Contecticns-Ni iss MaxwelP5, Irev ty .
Furs-At Webb's, Brevity
Coal-File & Murphey, Brevlty
Partaga cigars-singles Il Son, Breyity
Dubell, the halter, Brovity
Enterprise Co., furniture, Brevity
Collars, Elmwood, Brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
A west Va. Ira gedY

While a man named Durnella was testiiyins
in civil suit, at Huntington, w. v, on Satur
day, DIR. Butler, party to the suit, called nm a
liar. Durnella struck Butler, and was Instantly
stabbed in the abdomen Ly the latter. Bntler
Is in custody, awaiting the result of Durnela
Mnuul
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
Resuming work at Reading.

The Reading Times and Dispatch states that
partial resumption OF work will take place IN the
Reading Railroad shops Tomorrow Half the
former force will be put at work, and operations
will be recommended in the blacksmith ana DOLL
or shops, brass foundry, etc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
FOURTH EDITION.
washington.

MR.. ANTHONY pREsIDISo IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb Is.
Mr.. Anthony was elected as President Of the
Senate in the absence of Wee President Wilson.
The Civil Rights bill was placed on the calen-
dsr in the Senate as passed by the House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
Com iliicrciaI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10
Cotton in limited demand 15%916,. Flour
dull; superfne, So 1908 s71l; penna., Indiana
& Ohio family, S5.25@G. Wheat inactive; red,
s1.16M1.19; amber ii 20@l22; white $1.25@
1872 Rye is worth 95c. Corn dull; yellow; 799
79c western mixed, 78c. Oats dull; white,
2O5O. Lard quiet i355@l413c. Whiskey, west
ern, is quoted at sllO.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND aRAIN-ooRBEoTED DAILY.
Family Flour .S7.756D S.75
Extra Flour 6.5000 8.25
Snpertino Flour 4.750 5.75
Wheat. 1.20
Corr. ..,.....,, 7sc
There arc doubts whether the revenue bill
will pass in its present 1hape.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
FIFTH EDITION.
The TiIton.Bcecher sutt.

TnToN CoNFEssrs TO THE THREATENED SHOOTING
CT BEEcHFR.
New YORK., Feb. Is.
The 1ilton- n-Beecher suit WAS resumed to day.
Tilton stated that he had said that if Beecher
published his letter Of resignation which reflect
ed on his Criltons) family, that he would shoot
him in the street and would most assuredly Lave
done so.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

WHO Is Hg?-Sjno three weeks ago an en-
tire stranger u. cared ia this city soliciting or
ders for pra-ins at prices below tho actual cost
of the wyI. aud in some Of his solicitations rem
Jered hiinnelf personally offensive to our bust
ness men. He sccms to have made pretty
thorough canvsss among the prominent business
mon of the city. He also callel at this Office and
lett an order for quite large amount of print
ing. which is yet awaiting his delivery. His
whole presence aud intercourse with Cur people
was somewhat mysterious, and has excited the
suspicion of many persons. Does any one know
anything of the man-who he represented
what was his business, from whence he came OF
wlithcr he has gone, and more important than
all the rest was he fraud, and if 70 what was
his mode OF procedure?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

REMOVED HoME.-NIr. William Howard, Of
Media and his wife and baby, were all removed
to their home on Friday. from Vest Chester,
where they had remained since their eeyere ill.,
Jury by tile runaway sleigh accident, on Quar-
teriy Meeting day, some weeks ago. They have
all nearly recovered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

TnArN LATE-The early train northward on
the w. & w. Il Il was half hour late, this
morning, owing TO the inability to turn the loco
motive The earth in the bottom Of the turntable
had raised and froze during the night so that
the arms would not pass over it, and the en-
ployees were compelled to cut the obstruction
away with edged tools-a slow process, but ac-
complished after two hours of Iarl labor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

UNITED WITH THE BAp11srs-Rev. j. j. Rea-
der, for a year or two past i'll tho Methodist
ministry, has connected himself with the Elm
Street Baptist church and will preach therein on
Wednesday evening next. He proposes, we UNI
derstand to enter tie Baptist ministry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
England.
AN rssunRroTIos AT SINGAPORE JAIL.

AN INsURREoTIoN AT SINGAPORE JAIL
LONDON, Feb. 15.
An insurrecton broke out among the prisoners
in the Jail at Singapore, during which 81 persons
we're killed, including sixteen wardens OF the
jail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

SERMON re TIE IN. o. L. A. Ma special ser
mon was preached at Asbury church. yesterday
morning, to the Jr. O. U. A. NJ, Of this city by
Rev Enoc'l Stubs. All the Councils, making a
body of about fifty persons, were represented,
we believe. The members were clothed in re
olt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

The EXCURSION TO DOVER. The excursion
train which was announced to leave this city to-
morrow morning, at 80 O'Clock, for Dover, will
leave at o'clock. Tickets for the round trip
81 rs. to be had Oh the cars blrs. Wittenmyer
will accompany tho excursonsts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
" Gather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE eIdNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINGToN, Feb Is.
Probabilities For the Middle States. station
aiy or rising barometer, north and west winds,
lower temperature, partly cloudy and clear
weather, with possibly light SHOWS in northern
Na,v vorl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

THE TEACHERS INsrIrUrE.-ihe next month
ly meeting of the Wilmington Teachers lnsti-
tute will be held in school house No. l, to- NOR
O'Clock. On this occasion Rev. Fielder Israel
will lecture on Methods of Education" A
cordial invitation to attend this meeting is e1-
tended to the public The educational interests
of our city might be very mnch advanced by q
large attendance of the people at the education
al meetings held under the auspices of this In
stitute
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

ORDERS ron CARS. Among the encouraging
indications of a revival in business, one of our
largest works has recently received several
orders for cars, and has been ''taking OH" car
pentefs and joiners. So large number OF me-
chanics however, had been on the foreman's
list, and waiting for work, that for the present,
there will be more than sufficient. We hope,
however, that more orders will now rapidly come
in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
puIt.AptI.pH1A CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE MAhhEi.
Cattle dull {; common to extra Penna. and
western steers, 3s407s<c. Sheep in fair de-
mand at 4s1@71Sc Hogs firmly held at $1o.75
0Jl2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

WEST CHESTER NoMISATIoNs.-The Republi-
cans nominated their candidates on Friday even
ing, in delegate convention. jefferson shaner
is named for Burgess, and Mrs. DR., Price as one
of the School Directors The latter was recent
lv elected by the School Board to fill vacancy
therein, and has made an excellent member.
The colored Republicans desired the nomination
of one their number, Moses. G.. Hepburn, fer the
Borough Council, IN the East Ward, but az he
did not get majority of votes in the Conven-
tion. and 40 failed to be nominated, three OF the
colored delegates withdrew from the Convention,
one remaining.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

REPUBLICAN, CLUE MEETING.-A large meeting
of the Union Republican Club was held on Sat
urday evening. At the meeting of the Club on
Thursday evening, the question of Equal Rep
resentation will again come ur. The Club room
is in the third story of the city building on 9th
street. between Market and King. All Republic
cans should attend and enrol their names as
members. There is no fee or charge whatever
for membership.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

WALKINa FEAr.-William Kingsley who
claims to be the son of y wealthy brewer at
Pottsville, Pa, finished at 10 o'clock, Oh satur-
day night at the new Varieties theatre, the feat
of walking ono hundred consecutive miles on a
wager of one hundred dollars, and the money
was paid over to him. He begun his feat at 6
o'clock on Tuesday evening last and did not stop
until the feat was accomplished, save for the Is
minutes which were allowed him each day. Mr..
Kincsley's limbs we're somewhat swollen, and he
was very sleepy, but otherwise he seemed in
good condition. He now proposes to walk one
hundred miles it tweuty-slx hours.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

SPECIAL BOARD OF TRADE MEErISG.-A special
meeting of members of the Board of Trade is
called for tomorrow evening, at tho rooms, at
the usual hour. business OF importance will be
brought up, and there should be full atten-
dance Of membeIs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
Nsm Adpsrtia

TRONS-DOUBLE POINTED SMOOTH
i ING Iron sad irons Of all sizes. footing irons
and curling ir, ms. For sa.e at
VIM. Fl BIULANY,
2i4 Market Street, Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

CtTREET CIRCULARS BY THE 10, 600
- at prices astonishing for their cheapness. Every
business ought to printers ink liberaly. Apply
at the CoMMIHCIAL office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15
Eamhsr IeaIers.

Ea,mI,sr IeaIsrs.
WILCOX LUMBER co.
MILLS, WILCOX, Elk co, PA.
ADDRESS, a. B. PRESTON,
GEN aRAL sUPERINT ENDENT.
HEMLcCK OF EVERY KIND CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
Es-oriers by mail will receive prompt attention
seps If
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

TIME MIssTArED.- Kidd's lecture OH
Elocution at the Taylor Academy, takes place
to morrow (Tuesdayl evening, and not on Thurs
day as the types made US gay in our local on
Saturday. Tie advertisement gives the time
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

ITO ALL MEN. A SPEEDY CURE =
L Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Kidneys, Blad-
Nervousness TimidIty, trembling, Indigestion Dys-
pepsia, Low spirits, Xvii Forebodings, Aversion to
Society," Disease OF the Head Throat, Nose or skin,
Liver Lungs, st mach or Bowels
address with stamp. x,..s.
Lock Hospital, No. rs. tredercS street,
febl5 3mdNw Baltimore, Md
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

Telegraphic quotations received constantly during
the day.
Every facility Afforded for persons desiring to deal
or invest in stocks Bonds, or Gold.
o~I 1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-15

TINACKS - DOUBLE POINTED MAT
i TING Tacks, Upholsterers and Miners Gimp
and Galvanized Tacks. For sile at
VIM. II. BILLANY,
214 Market Street, wilmington.