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MANY VOTERS.
TREASURER,

Mr.. Posr-Announee HENRY BeNFeR, OF
Franklin as candidate tor county Treasurer,
subject to the decision OF the Repu blican voters
at the coming primary election, Mr.. Benfer Is
we'll known throug ghout the county as q man OF
integrity, honesty and good, sound Judgment
lie Il u safe person In whom to entrust the pubs
lie funds and tho disbursement OF the same.
MANY VOTERS.
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FRoN present indications the wheat
crop this year, in California, will be
about one half Of the average yield Of
that State
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En-. Posr-Please insert the card OF JOEL
ROW, of Middlecreek for Commissioner, Mr.
Row IL we'll known TO the people OF the county
AS q good business man, and has q thorough
knowledge OF the OH Q having served one term
already. In justice to Mr, Row two reasons
are here assigned for his To-nomin atiup lat
His t-rm was only two years Instead Of three.
"a. lie only charged the county sjOO per anuum
for HE services.
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Fp Posr-Hoist the name Of WV. u Woop-
ttsd, of Penn, ssa candidate fnr Shcrill at the
coming Primary election. Ills ability to fulul
the duties of TIE office with credit to himself
credit 20 the pary and Justice to the people At
larg" Is unqutstlOnablc, HEAVIER.
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Candidate Cards.
FOR SHERIFF.

REPUBLICANS, We respectfully present
SANrKL l,o~gs " Midi-burg, - suitable
csudtdato for the uficc - '.usRtYY. lie IL In
every way qraliici for an I'm 'inut di-ch,rs. of
the duties pertaining TO the Office, ami ~ill tenn
per It's reRidi,y with mercy. Vote for Brsen.
NorgR.
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JUSTICE.

Ma, Posr-Perry township has never
yet been represented on the board Of Com
minsioners and rarely urges her claims to
any office. hut in justice to the district
and 10 = worthy and competent man VI
urge the nomination Of DAsrEL LEASE, fol-
County Commissioner.
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PgrrR RigORt, of Ad,'ns To~nship, through
tho solicitation ~ his Republican friends has
consented 4 he cAnii tite Tor the IN rr u
sheriff H. e. a sound PARTY man sup has lie
voted time ami mesuS g. it, success. Hts rNc,l-
lcnt social aud Omitted business gualihga gatiOn-
are safe guarantee that he will mns-a grul o.
hycr, REPUBLICAN,,
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Bsa- \ rather unique sort OF mi
ser died week or two ago in Hud-
son, New York lie WAS au Episco-
pal minister who served ~ u mis- .
sionary for his church in Greene
county, receiving salary of S20J
and numerous donations. He lived
i'll extreme poverty, and when he
died subscription was taken up 10
pay the funeral. His rooms we're
examined an1 will found, together
with package containing $4,000
in government bonds and bank
book showing deposit Of $4,000
in bank in New York city. The
will gave half of his property to his
relatives and the rest to st. Luke +
hospital aud the churches in which
he had preached. The clergyman {
name was Clarke, aud he went tc
Greene county from Halifax, n. S.
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En-. Posr-Plsase announce as 9 suitable can.
didRte for County Treasurer, GEORGE j,
ScHOCh, Of Penn. Mr. schoch is o good bus.
iness man honest and upriyh, aud Will make
. gsod officer.
CITIZEN.
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For the ofn-s ~ SheriN announce 7. CAivtS
SrHHCH, ~ franllin, - n Suitable candidate.
Iio posse ,ses all the qualifications nc'rsrsry o.
prompt ,ni faithful Performance os the duties
belonging - the ut'itc ani viii give str.n 9TH to
the ticket. JACKSON.
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Republicars Of Snyder the undersigned re.
sp ctfully submit to your favorable cOn-iiera
tIon the ylaiius Of JACtR 2. ,oGAR. Of CHAP.
man tu the Otiire at sheriff lie Is an r.eellcht :
citizen, sound party man AMI Is wen qutlhcd
for tho ONCE. MANY tiTlEHSr.
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fAlR. PLAY .


Ph,,ip Kin"sy, II Bc,yer. through the un,
dersignrh announces 20 tbs Republican parry that
lie iss candidate Tor Comfy Clinr4issipn"r. He
respectfully .uh,n ts his pAst ocial recurd ss 10
his efficiency and ntnrss g. serye tho publir.
MANY CITIZENS.
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fp. fosr-Pernit me to suggest JoHS =.
WOLF, OF Perry, ss u suitable candidate for
sheriff. Having served - term IN the othce
heretofore aud proved himself very way com
retent we do not hesitate to recommend him
90 the Republican voters as n suitable canii
date. MosRoE.
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WEST BEAVER.

Mr.. EpIroR-Bo kind enough 20 announce
ELIAS r, SWARTZ, OF Adams, as u candidate
for Commissioner. Having served a short term
In the said oince and being acquainted with the
routine of business, he Is u proper person In
whom to trust the interests OF the people.
VOTER
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MANY REPUBLICANS.

Ma Pc .r-pleese snnounce-HoN DANIEL
WtrnE r, Of Univn Twp, as n suitable caudi
date for the ONCE Of tssoeiNe Julgc. Mr.
Wilmer hlle tho Once one term. n few years
aRo, with marked ahiltty-creiltahiy to hit .
sclt and with honor to those who eie,tea hin
His private and political character IL too well
known to re'IuirssDy lengthy Celebration
UNION.
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CITIZEN.

Posr-plchse snnuunce Frederick U.Boltg
~ Centre, ssa candidate for County Com
missioner suhjeet to the Republican primary
election. Should he bs nominated aud clec ted he
will watch the Interests of tho people with u
jealous eye.
MnNRnE
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NR. HpiroR-Hp-t the name of Frrsitn n nd
son~s, Of Chapman, for County COmuIissionrr.
For this once, Industry, economy, business tact
aud good social Inz,itio- are III" test, aud Mr.
Soneu possesses all these, snd Is well known
throughout tho county.
FAlR.pLAY
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MONROE.

JONATHAN GRIMM. of Washington, Il n
candidate for County Commls .i0nor. We guar.
antee the Pu lie that he viii. u elected. perform
the duties of the office with ability.
JACKSON.
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CITIZEN.

ter. that HGkRv eR OWN, OF fIseburg, is Z
candidate for county Treasurer at the approach.
Ing primary eiectton. Henry h IN active young
Q sound Republican.
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Ep. Posr-As our standard bearer, In the next
election, Tor the oinoe OF Sh rim We asA tO pre-
sent pgTRu uARrsAs, OF c,ntro AZ an &C
tive, roolpus worker, n whole souled neighbor
and cititen AMI accommodating business mao
there are few to DO found superior. add t. hls
business capacity his very excellent social quail
tiles and you have in him capita officer
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JOINT, ,HugFNAGlG, of Centre, is prc-
sentei rs creditsble candidate for County
Commissioner. Having seryei u term, he 10 Ac
qualntoa with the duties Of the OH 20 aud III
endesvor to take good care OF tho public bust
ness.
WEST REAVER
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john Hepncr, a German, now
n resident OF Reading, Pennsylvania,
has lived to be called the father OF
more children than probably any
other man i'll the country lie is
sixty years old and has had three
wives, He was first married in Ger
many in 1910. and his wife died in
lSiS, Ia that short time she bore
him seventeen chillren-two pairs
Of twins, four sets of triplets,
and ono at a single birth
Mr. Hepner married again in less
than year. He Was married in the
latter part of June, lsi9, and in
February another child was born to
him, followed by second on the
following Christmas, After that his
wife bore him twins five consecutive
times, and three children at u single
birth, making fifteen children in nine
years, mt the end of which time his
second wife died. His two mar
riages covered a period OF seventeen
years, aud yielded him thirty-two
children. He had come to this
country three years before the death
Of his second wife. He was married
again shortly afterward, this time to
n widow with one child, This wife
is still living, and has borno tIepner
nine children, OF the first set OF
children none are now living, and
only two Of the seconl and three OF
the third.
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4 OM,NiSTRATORS' NOT,CE.-Let-

a UmINIS IHAIUHS NUIICt.--Iet-
1Aters testaInentary ON the estate OF solomo n
Bowersox lato OF Ceutre twp, deed having bson
granted to the undersigned, all persons know
t1g themselves indebted to said estate aro re-
quested to make payment without delay, while
those having claiins will pre,eut them duly
authenticated for settlement TO
JEREMIAH BOWERS0X,
Administrator.
Apr 20. 1873.
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MIDDLECREEK.
Associate ludue.

DANIEL ROHRER, Esq. of Union Town.
ship, is suitable candidate br The ofiice OF As
soctate Judge, and we bcspeak for him the
support Of his ANY old friends who stood By
him on former occasion aud rev oocs enough
to nominate him "a our atabdard.hes In the
next campaign. Me- u. IL very capable and his
! excellent social qualities ipaks him sn efieient
and gcnisl oficer.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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En-. pcsr please announce VALENTINE
WALTER. OF Centre rs n suitabia candidate
tor Associate Judge. Mr.. Walter IL . gen
tleman ofirreprcschabc character. unTucstion.
able Integrity, admitted ability ard On orthodox
Republican lie viii, II nominated and elected,
MI The ofIice with credit TO himself and honor 20
those wIo elevated him ~ that inportrnt po.
eition. BEAVER.
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srs- Republicans of Snyder county

wish tn recommend John Diemrr, OF Middle
crrek asa suitable person frr County Cammi,.
-loner, Uo s"nti,lei to the office, being siaun h
Republican, ufsopi moral character and sound
Judgment. Mr.. Dl"myt served fIr over three
years IN the army during the lat. Rebellion, and
] believe, II nominated and elected he vouli nake
a numb ber one O.ncer. A VOTER.
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Mn PosT-John ROmtg. of P.nns, H. q
nrst rate business man, luici0u@ and ec pnomcal
farmer, sound republican aud would Eil any
once with credit tO himself and ndelity to his
ComuL II sioner.
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Mrs. Ford, lady of fifty six
years Of age was buried on Monday
from her residence, on Hamilton
street, above Eighteenth, Philsiel-
phia She was remarkable for her
eNtrome size. AMI is said to have
weighed at the time Of her death
about GOO pounds. For thirteen
years she has been bei.f,st because
of her being unable to carry her
weight around, and it is easy to be.
lieve that death to her was welcome
relief. Dying III her room on on up
per floor. it was with great difficulty
and the labor of strong men that the
body was carried down stairs into
tue back parlor, where it was laid out
in Il coffin not one whit smaller than
n cart body.
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WEST BEAVER.
Auditor.

PuR. pcsr-Anuounce ktR o. NioplEs.
WARTN, Of WeN Beaver, M \ suitable csndi-
date Tor County Auditor. He 10 nm active.
energetic young man; good accountant aud
fully competent to NIL the once.
CHAPMAN.
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EpiroN PosT.-Announce DANIEL GEM.
BERtiNo, Of Tenn, IS q suitable Candidate fot
Associate Judge, Mr.. ~ is well aud f.vora
BILE known throughout the county ~ q man of
irreproachable character. excellent business sn'
social qualities. and for HE devotion to Repub
lrsu PRINCIPLES. In point u intellig ence he Ia
eininenily nted for the office.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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MANY REPUBLICANS.

J. CRousE. Es2-Be Kind enough to announce
through the columns " your paper, ISAAC D
BOYER, OF rem. fbr tho once OF A.-octnt,
Judge. Mr. Boyer has formerly served the pub
lic ~ anduciary capacity aud siveu evidence of
ntuess for any position 10 which ,hn people msy
see proper 10 elect him. He possesses th 9
qualifications required and viii make good
UHicor,
WEST BEAVER,
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There are scven hundred and
thirteen houses vacant in Pittsburg
and four hundred and thirty eight in
Allegheny City; eleven hundred and
fisty-one in the two cities. This
shows bad condition of affairs for
landlords there Rents ought 10
come down with q rush
"A Reading milkman was fined
one hundred dollars aud costs the
other day for selling adulterated
milk A few examples Of this char
acted will have o tendency, if any.
thing will, 10 compel the venders OF
the lacteal fluid in that city TO supply
that commodity TO their patrons in
its original strength and purity.
The cost OF maintaining troops
in the coal regions was obout one
thousand dollars per day. This in
cludes pay and subsistence for off
GERS and men, the whole number he.
ing between six hundred and fifty
and seven hundred. This estimate
is based on calculation made ut the
Auditor Generals Office.
DHArH rRoMA GR,iS or Cons. -
On the 10th ult Willie Reed. son OF
Robert A. Thompson, OF York coun-
~, aged about five years, died fro m
the effects produced by grain OF
corn. The corn lodged in his throat,
and the little fellow was operated
upon 10y the family physician for its
removal, but during the operation
the corn descended into the lungs
beyond reach, from which he suffer
cd very much for about three weeks,
when he died.
"A Phnnixville husband has had
his wife arrested on charge OF at
tempting to kill him by mixing
pounded glass in his bread. In
stead OF denying the charge the
woman attempted to Justify her nc.
ton by saying that her husband was
n horrible brute, and ought to be
poisoned. Tho case was settled by
her agreeing to leave him forever in
consideration of the SUN Of five dol
lars to hor paid. This WIS probably
the easiest way to settle the matter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-11
Hon. las. B. Reck,s views.

Hon. James b. Beck hopes to be the next
United States Senator from Kentucky He
told a reporter OF the Cincinnati Enquirer re-
Gently that he made no Disguise of the fact
that he WAS candidate, and that he should
do all in his power to secure his election
When asked about his partys nomination for
the Presidency, he gave this racy answer :
THE way the tide has set in everything seems
10 be directed toward one man. You have AL
Ian and Thurman and Pendleton up there in
Chic, and Hendricks in Indiana. Hendricks
ruined Pendeton's chances in 49,. 10 that both
are out Of the question. Thurman has been
dstanced by Allen because Allen came in at
the right time and rescued the Democratic
party from complete annihilation. You will
nominate him for Governor again this Fall of
course, and you if elect him by good ma jority--
say 400O0-all h itself wouldn't defeat him
for Presidency. l cannot say lie is my choice
for the place. l would rather have Younger
man chosen, not because Gov. Allen is not a
hale, vigorous man, and perfectly competent
to discharge the duties Of the office of Presi-
dent, but because if elected, he would be apt
TO gather around him class of advisers WHO
are old like himself, but who are not content
to let the dead past remain buried. He would
call in, | am afraid, men OF "reminiscences, who
would have this or that wrong to bring up
from their memories. That is not what we
want. The Democratic party must look for
ward not backward. 1t must grasp the future
time instead of recalling the past If it expects
to have its lease Of power, now just commen-
ced, continue. Allen is all able man, a man
without stain, and in all respects, save this a
suitable one. And if he is elected Governor
this Fall by good majority, he can't be beaten
next year for President. Tilden is out of the
question. The South and West will have the
naming of the candidate--you can't keep it
from them il you wanted to-and no Eastern
bondholding candidate will stand any show
whatever.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-11
senator Anthony,s views,

Senator Anthony was the last one Of the Con-
gressional Southern excursion party to be cor
nered by reporter. He thought more of
Georgia than any other State he visited /; feared
that New Orleans had suffered more by the war
than any other place OF the South believed the
letty scheme was unlikely to succeed and as to
Florida, quoted the opinion of Democratic Sena-
tor Dennis, Of Maryland, who would not give his
farm on the Chesapeake for the whole State of
Florida or New Orleans Senator Anthony said :
" By the suicidal folly Of the war she cut herself
of from the West, of which she had been the
mart, and the railroads built through the North
ern States from East to West have flanked her
80 that we can bring cotton from Memphis to
Providence by rail cheaper than we can carry it
from Memphis by water via New Orleans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-11

IMPORTANT NoTIcR.-After January LIST, 1915, the
DAILY COMMERCIAL will be sent TO subscribers, free
Of postage to any Post ofice in New Castle county
at 800 per annum and At the same rate for three
months To Post Ofnces outside of the county 1t
will be sent at the ratio Of $3.50 per year and 8, %
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by the
publishers.
THE DELAwARB TRIBUNE, tae weekly edition Of
the COMMERCIAL, will be sent to subscribers to any
rost once In the United States, at $500 per year
the postage being prepaid by the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-11
EeNiInsOuY.

cheerfully give this testimony TO the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and Tetter Ointment
cured me:
/ was afflicted for many years with disoTdered
blood, a troublesome and Obstinate tctter of tie
skin and swelling OF the glands of the neck, which
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and ex-
pense
consulted eight of the moet prominent rhysi-
clans in the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; on the
contrary getting worse, till finally almost despair
ing OF hope, was induced to try Mrs. Fosters
Blood Purifier, which was recommended TO me as
being certain cure for my disease. II was the
turning point In my case after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier In connection with the letter
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptions disap-
II further Information Is desired concernlng nv
case, call at my residence.
THOs. SCOTT
1880 Claymont Street, over llth Street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-11
The Enatern Snore.

:. A forge is being built at the rolling mill at
North East.
Rev. q. A. Phoebus was warmly welcomed to
Elkton, after all.
The popular daily round trip routes will soon
be resumed on Chester river.
Warner Brown, formerly a contractor and
builder, died suddenly at Cambridge, last week.
The chestertown Advocate (Republcan) has
abandoned politics and will devote itself to tenn
perance.
The estimated value Of the school property in
Queen Anne's county, exclusive of the land upon
which the buildings stand, is s30270
Nine prisoners were conveyed to the Peniten-
tiary from Cambridge, last week, as the result
of the late sitting Of the Dorchester court.
Fishing on Chester river has been unusually
the catch in this city, Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
Reuben Hanes, Esq., OF Elkton, will sail for
Europe on Friday next, and will visit England,
France, Germany Italy. Greece and Egypt dur
ing his absence.
Capt. William 2. Frazier OF Dorchester, has
been appointed assistant of Choptank River
Light House Station, in place of Capt. Noah
Lawes, resigned.
On the 23rd inst, new Nj. E. church will be
dedicated in Dorchester at the corner of Thigh
man Hackett's farm, between fredericksburg and
Crotchett's Ferry.
Robert c. Thackery, Esq, of Elkton, has been
uelected by the members to deliver the address
before the Mount Vernon Literary Society of
Washington College, at their annual celebration,
on the evening of July 18th, 1875.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-11
City Business 1irfftoty.

City 8nstitfSs gtrfftrry.
Auctioneers
L. w. stidham Son, III East 4th street
Bankers and Brokers
r. X Robinson 4 Co. 400 Market street
Bell Ringers and Bill Posters,
Geo. W. Jackson, West 9Th St
Boot and Shoe Makers md Deniers.
Babcock 4 Bro, ai5 Market street.
John I.a. \ Morelsnd ,ns tth and Poplar sts
W. A. Turner d Co.. 3lg Market st.
Carpenters md Builders.
shSB ss FSa Rs' 1913
Cigars and Tobacco.
brisbane & DeMainville, II Fourth street.
Geo. A. Davis, 602 Shlpley st.
Clocks. Watches, nnd:Jewciers.
D. q. Massey. 4O4 King street
Coach and CnrriRge Material.
Vim. Green Co., $. E. corner Sd and shipley sta
Druggists.
II. II. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market st.
Florists.
Tatnall Co., Delaware Avenue and Jefferson ST.
Generpl Insurance Agents.
Woolley Van Trump, b0 Market st.
Gents Furnishing Goods
James N; Watson A 4 Son, ~ Marketst
John p Doughten 41o Market st.
HITS. Caps. Nc
Geo, a. Warayen, 42s Market street.
Chas H. Dubell East I'd st.
Hardware
James Bro, a0i Market Ut.
Iron and Steel
VIM Green 4 Co, s. E. corner Sd aud Shipley sts
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, S. W. corner Front and Orange
oohing-Glnsscs and Frames
Elwood Doane, 10 west sth st.
II. McMonAge, Sd and King SITS.
Merchant TniIors
Geo Gouert IS r. 4th st.
John Muhlhausen, 4l5 King st.
Samuel Miller jr, log Market st.
Paper HnnginRs, Shades. &c
John II. Holt, 233 Market street
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bog, 9th and Market
NJ. NJ Child Co.. 4 west eth ST.
j ii. Frazer. Sd and Shipley sts
WIN Reynolds 4 Co. S3i Market st.
VIM. McCaulley 4 Co., sos Market st.
Restaurant and Billiard Room
Joseph Fumer, 5ol and 5J6 Market st.
Sewing Machines
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine Co., 517 King st.
New American Sewing Machine, 7lS Market ST.
Uudertakers
Thomas j. Giles 22l Shipley st.
H. ), Young, ITO West Tenth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-11

According to Hon. Jas. b. Beck, the Demo
cratic candidate for President will not come from
the East-the South and West, says Mr.. b. will
have his naming. Tilden, he adds. is out of the
question, and as Bayard lives East he must take
position on the same shelf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-11
MRS. DR.. Fosters BLOOD Purifier.

This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains its reputation as a remedy unsurpas ell
for the cure of blood and skin diseases, viz letter,
rlngworms, Scrofula, b9tches, pimplee, boils, i'm
purities OF the blood, et. Put up IN quart bottles
Price 81 10 each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-11

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tSundays
.cspted) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, Soufh-ioesf
sorner Fifth and Market Streets. Ttoo cents copy
Ten cents q i0eek DELIVERED FRKK by carriers
throughout the city. The COMMERCIAL WiH be sent by
mail to any Post Office in Ne,s Castle County at $500
per ann,in $.25 for months; 80 cents per month
Post Oeces outside Of Ne,s Castle county, $3.50 per
annuya; $40 for three months; so cents per month
THE PUBLISHERS PREPAY POSTAGE IN all 'dses.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS. pro-
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for executing Book Job, and Mercantile Printing Of all
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Houses Of the large cities.
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organ Of Farmers and Fr,at-srocers; great Family
Newspaper; published euery Thursday morning, at
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