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, 1875-07-26

Tit. ss .s1e.,s IN fs:s, i ta. u il per- ssat Ts
rent the stuck. The surplus fur the eniirp year
En,E'e COMPLICATIONS.
Tho Eric Railroad Company haa retained hfr.
noru,an u. Eaton to recover thu money which IL
alleged to bo 1no from Ja1nos hc1fenry and tho
Lot.t!nn Banking Association. In order to effect
this, 31r. Eaton llas eonc 10 England. Tho fol-
lowing statement from Mr. Jo~elt'a last Official
report will allow what money 3lE. Eaton wants to
rocnsor:
..Thc funded dobs outstanding At tho tine Of
est accrnng thereon being IL, ,073, l0G.50, OF
thu second consolidated mortgage bo1lda e14.-
400 600 .soo a5s still oatstsnding Tho balance ot
efs e IT, sae 'o %saas o2 tsS CO. or @
ono, ,ooo-remninlng with tho Company.
This sss,le Of bonds wao placed viii,
tho I.ondon Banking Association for negotiation
anil snlo. Al tho t'ne atr. Jewett assumed tho
oniy r32H.nn0 Of tteao bonds had bcen roportofl
to Tho Company ~ sold. realizing E..5,9, J5l.
3foncys l,att hocn received from timo Ia timo ou
account Of those bonsls but information at what
what terns thoy had bcen hypuhecatod, II hy
EotAecatcd, WAS not In dntail communicated to
the Company. Tho amount realized to tho Com
pany VIVA E509. III 7s ID. or s2.5t9, 1910 less
than tl,a aggregate proceeds uf tho Rnle. altar
dcucting tho charges as statcd. which amount
ren,a,i,s in tho bnnda of tho I4ontlun Banking
association and Ja,ncs McIiensy held by them
to meet c!a.tna TIN legality Or Justice Of which
tho Eric Company will 10. recognize"
POOL DGJ.bTEI,,
The lonE-existing pool IN freight between tho
1Innnitmi f. st. JotcIh asld tho Cliicngo, U1r-
lingtpn Il Quincy 1kaiIroa',s Inn been hl,ratol.
Tho passenger arrangements botwcon thu two
roa..s romaln, however, tlla samc, anl IL likely
to cnntinie no. uBcgB tho Hannibal & St. Jo-
reph tinlh Bomo new outlet and th.sa gcta oven
with the Cl.csgo burlington Il Quincy for tho
course it han takon NJ 10 freight
The Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy is now
shipping its freight via tho kansna City, ST.
Joeopll Il Council Dlnffs Road. With which an
arrangement has been male similnr to tint hero
toltre existing with tho Hannibal Il st. Joseph.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
4 noceiyer haH boon appointed for tho Joliet
Il InLianA Rai!eond. Tic particulars will bo
found among tho court nows.
, 1875-07-26
JOURNALISTIC.

1ND1AxAroL1s, Ind, July 25.-1t Ia stated On
reliable authority that John FEshback. for tho
past three years. President Of tho Sentinel print-
ing Company, has transferred 45l. 600 Of hia
gtock to John G. Shoemaker, which gives tho
latter $s3 500 of the atoo, 600 capital stock Tho
papers making tho transfer voro aigned on tue
2lst inst. No immediate editorial changes aro
anticipated.
Thn journal Company and John G. Doughty,
bidiorB for the SkAta printing. hayo obtained q
temporary Injunction against tho Commission
asa Of Public Printing fur awarding thu contract
to tho Sentinel Company.
, 1875-07-26

4 Afer days ago man namea William WILL
tams presented himself ut tho otlics OF Mr. 3. i.
Joues, Goneral Southern Passenger Agent Of
the Pan Handle HailroaI IN Cincinnati, aud
stAted that 10 was the representative Of tho
Commercial Advertiser OF Chicago, aud doalsod
= pa4s to pittsburg. A paas was furnished him,
aud tho same vaa found In scalpsng oltlcs for
sale = few houss later. The rail1oAd company
immediately Asd Williams arrested, and he wAs
tried. tned Al0 AMI ten days IN tho workhouso,
Mr.. Ford, Of tho C0Ri,Htrctat ddCfrtiser, sent ;
witness to provo thkt this Mau had no conneo-
ton with bis paper.
TAE C1iuAGo, MOCK Island PAciE1c.
Tho Chtcsyo, Hook Island i Pacific Railroad
il oresIug Tor aalo through L. D. Hoyt, banker.
OF Nov York. limited A,nount Of i per ceut
stukinB-fun bouds. Tho snount authorized IL
4l.000, QUO; thsy hIa dated Aug. : 1874 aud ma
turo Aug. !, 1885, interest payable February aud
August. Tue Alnsiuy-fund provision IL ~ fol-
lnMa:
4 Alntias-ssad a s4aleos Pr saaum saAa n ~
, 1875-07-26

Tho Troy 11mes asys that lsoman Catholic
c!esRy having directed the faithful flock not to
dance any more round dances, some of tue rlo.
nics given by Roman Catholic eoolesies y that
city Lave oschewea tho Objectionable saltstory
e1ercise, aud conhued tho soo-trippinR TO "sqrsre
dxnces." Tho young people do not take kindly
10 this, howeyor, aud IN effort has been msds
to have the intetdclon revoked. Tho managers
sao, aud begged permission to include round
tancas In their IHt, explaining that soms OF the
young iAdles declared II thssa xszs no gound
dAacas sbsy upuld not Ataaa
, 1875-07-26

Tho Disease Prevails MT Fort I1nrnn-
cav, Fin.
Spertal Dispaich to The Chiraeo Tribune.
WAsnlSdToN. D. G.. July 24.-AHuistant Hur-
geon George A. btaruburg, U. 4. A., telo-
Eraphod tho Surgoon-General Thursday that tho
yellow foyer bad broken ont a. Fort BarancaA,
Fla, hnd he has over twenty cascs. but none
among tho ofiiccrs or their families. The out
broak WAS Of such 4 serious character that ].
81. Braunas, First Artillery. moved his COM
msnl from l,srancas TO Fort rokens,
on shn santa lsosn Island. opposite tho
lepsacolA Navy-iard' on Friday. Or.
Steruburg teleYlkphed three now casos from
Fort ilckens this morning, making twenty-eiylt
in all including women and chtIareu. Ono dlcd
laat night but all tho others are doing woll.
The eboFe telegram waA BcIit on friday morn.
Ing, aud III aurWer to telegram from Col
Charles II. Crane, Assistant Surgeon Genera!
u. y. H.. Cen. Uauman replied yesterday:
Your tiiapalcl received Heveu new canes have been
snI4rtts' shre the Dlclnrs Saturday telegram waa
nent. IN oireta their f4tnlea sick ye:. All sre
doing sell ~ fur.
4 dispatch waA alao Eocaiyed BY Hecretary
lobeson frnm Commander Cooper, commanding
the lanhacoa Sayy-YArd atAtny the above facts,
And AaxinK that he bo permitted to cloae tho
yard. Anti allow all lAnaclA,a,ed officers aud muu
W opfocoau North until the danger in over.
mo unlteA btRtes steamer Fortune. which
left hero yesterday for Norfolk ell rDtl.o for Pom
nacnla, was To-day lstatnel ut Nntfok until
1ntIAcr otders I'LL account Of tic HOME Of fuyot.
, 1875-07-26
LOCAL LETTERS.

70 tn Editor IT Ihs Ghirago Tribune:
cA'cAoo, July M.-Whilo oihe1B sre expsoss.
Ing opinions and making comments upan tue ro-
cent University troubles. 1t may be Interesting to
the friends Of tho University to know the feel
Tugs Of the studeuta over tho matter.
Without prssumiug 10 ceusuEe the recent &c.
Hun Ut the Hoard Ut Trustees, or to make any
predictions On tho futuro Ut tho University, ths,
sts'e1 u condleut that liz speaks tls sentiments
, 1875-07-26

Will b the Silver your alss. and iii Iouae-
held Utensils whan clssnot and polished With Flee
er9 This sstcls Il product
ob!aiasd t1o Nevada lna sntlrsJ fsp% from <sat q.
inj1!cas ohocas 1t elsals and poshss with tsas H.
xssssss brilAne1 th4a ns4s.4i bsfors
tlsxstvd. should bs Ia >ssfJ we'll tsSaAtsd huuau-
hAt Sold b. Noass Furnishing Htarss, DtasEista Js.
sIsn aad Gsuesss. ASsEss--ulLLET, AcOuLl.QQN
o.. u aaa n soalh W&ak 4txsst, QAle4ts. !;
, 1875-07-26

Four WArak. Ind, July 25.-In answer to the
domauds Of the omployes OF tue Toledo. Wabash
L Westosa Railroad for prompt payment OF
wages due them, lilo officials returned answer
That the pay would be forthcoming in fow
days, or, II insisted upon by tho men, the pay
car would bo sent here immediately, aud tho
shops at this point, tn which about 800 nen ara
employed, would he closed. The throat OF clos
Ing ths shopn and throwing 40 maly mon sud
denly ouk OF employment cAlses considerable
excitement. and Tie result At present cannot bo
fo1esold With Any certainty.
, 1875-07-26

For thc mileage covered by tho reports, Tho
rthtenlcnfs nf passengers carried ono mile and
toht Of freight carried ono milo pr n'ilt n road
Al shown III tho ]att two ltnes. Ii perfect eom-
pArIron 1T the E's1lks OF traffic. Tho .urcs for
tho Chicago Alton nro wanting unfortunately.
tho ssrort making no statement II passenger
and tonnage mileage. Tim Rock Island 1soa,l
it appears, hhrinR 20 per cent moro freight and
81 rer cent moro freight ti,nn tho Chicago. Dur
lngton & Quincy. Houbtleas II tho traffic Of
tho Isock Istanl'a tcarcd line. tho Chicago Il
southwestern, wcrc inclntutt In thc report of ta
traffic. lts average would bo considerably re-
ducou.
Nov. M to earnings and nxpcnecancr mile and
per INIT Ct traffic, We find tho following:
, 1875-07-26

J, Mcclure X Co., DFuggtsts cor. Elm md Front.
IT,. Cncinn. O., say: "s1as-1n ot.r nsighhnthotal
nabeE of teanatcs are using ths osutsnE 1dui,nen
pFonouncpg superior to .nstsnA tasy h.yo eyes
mouth to thonl." Sold by al dsagg!sts-sou and u
rarh hoftln.
, 1875-07-26

.3,gJ&
The Cttcago Danyillo l. Yincennea belongs
properly to this DIVISION but It has published
nu reports that arc full enough to make cnmpAri-
Bnts profitable. Anh, narrower It ID = short road
with very few connections. and mora important
to Chicago ~ q coat-carrior than as produce
carrier.
Neither Of these lists contains all tho mileage
which soudA traffic to Chicago from Tho respective
quarters. In tue Southwest especially, there
aru several lines not distant from Chicago which
serve largely or chiotiy ID tcodcra to Chicago
ra.oatis-Bnch The Chicago L. IowA,
tho Chicago. Icktn l. Southwestern, tho
Chicago J. Isducah. etc.. whito to
tho Northwest, NJ well eB tho BDtltAnest,
thsro arc many railroads vest of tho Miassaippi
which Send Il large part of thoir traffic 10 Chi
cago This list is, then, quite imporfeot, II con-
sIaered aH an enumeration Of tito channels by
which Chicago traffic is caEriof1; but 1t will
nevertheless sefre very well for the comparison
Of companies aud Kystems with each other.
The report Of the Chicago Il Northwestern ID
for tho year eang with May. and. ~ wo haye
said. that for the Inst year will probably mot be
published Tor somo ti,no yet. On that account
wo siso very few figures for the roads OF tho
Northwestern quarter, thoso Of the Nor.hwost-
ern ben. fur tho year ending with May, and
t!lnnu Of the Chicago, AftlrAnkee i 1T. Paul for
lat ctlt4ifsu with tla.aInt,er 1Q74
, 1875-07-26

Css.1 sod Cs,nnms Pills ara pteparei s1rTsss!y to
cure @ heo..x. 1 e sa Sns
sss fEes. Ibid hy III d1uF9tss Aad VAN hcl! AUX,
STEVENSON dfNElI3. No. "a LAksst., corner ot Dear
, 1875-07-26

Cc1itut3r Lininlcllts

a,lAy pain, suhdus awellipas, heal
t,lrn9, Ana will cue thrllu4ttsnt,
spawn, sud ilcsll. bona aud 1aurIa
ailuetlts. Tho Wht:a Wrapper u
fur family nAe, Tho yellow Wrapper
il fur Atl}tnR1H.
, 1875-07-26

and this ono's debt II n very light burden. Tho in
| tcHt on Which t. iess than two-ilftls Of tho
! Ioati's net earnings.
| An regards traffic. we havo tho following
| nr1)fe8:
, 1875-07-26

ssiic fnr fe ultimate redemption cf this is.no of
Esntta which shall commence the 1st day Of Jhn,s-
sry, lH77, wl|rh fund tusethcs with ths accumulated
tntrrrst IN 10 In Invested in these sna provided thcy
car he ruschaarsl 1t par ad Ncctnea interest," AMI II
They ea1inut l,o rrrlhsnA At amr prize tou su. fund
shall ''c invesrt in tho mnrtaaRe sinksngfI,nd mi,s
0f this Company, at prizes Int exceoainG tcr cent
premium anil arrr.etl intosrst -
ltts aIao hereby stIputalrl t~tween tho Company
st1'eut sn"rtasls OH thn lro,crty n this Company
hefnee tho maturity IT satd lnii That Anrh nurtgaga
tital! la male to coycr aud include this fasns Of
l,on,la.
used fnr tho extension westward OF the Higourney
1}rnncll, and for other improvements.
fly tho last report this Comranyn yoasly In
tcrrs rllAtgo waB Int s1.0(3 per mills, wlIi1o its
not earnings ~oro a5.237 per halln.
rAssEn fra DIVIDEND.
Tho Executive Committee OF tho Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati i indianapolis NaiIrohsl,
III vinn of the following htntomant Of tho opera
tona Of tl,e road for tho ftrst Hi1 months OF tho
present roar. l.ave decided 1t iuexpolient to do
cihra any Dividend for tho present.
lIecepta sud Disbursements for aIx months ending
Iune M, 1878, partly estimated:
le'rrts from al sources. ,4l3.so
DkhHrfelneEtf--
Eur operating espenEcs. Isl. .2slsis.m
Fur interest on bon1s....,.. III, ,o00oo
Total. 81, ,547 E13.75
Receipts rs compared viii, is7i-
For !lrst sI1 Monthst Ira. 81, ,0i7,nt90
For Nrst si1 non.hs, 1a75... l,73l,3laH9
becteate .....-...................S 2se,7as.fs
I,ns8 aA follows
TN fright. 2Ro, 80
On passengers. .............. t,91a.l0
Tha1.. 299,li4
Less tnrresea from all Other
sonEces...... ........... 13t446A
, 1875-07-26

Pianos and Organs.
large sasoFtHept et nav piauas Ind organs to
rent. eseond.asnd PlAnos fFun So to raw,
". ". kIAHAIt,
Corner Htsts and Adams stseeA, Cbtcaso.
, 1875-07-26

These TWO roads are competitors for largo
part Of their traffic In the reports OF thH sannt
Of traffic what hEo called the "prnpreta1y roads"
of the Chicago i Northwestern, most Of which
cunt partly tor The mitch great.r Ayoragc bulk
Of traItlc OIL tho N0rthwpstsFA's ines, ~ shown
III tlla figures for passenger ~ and ton.,nos
per mile OF Rad; though tho tt. rAut has no
liileH with traffic 70 heavy ~ that at much Of the
Nol olthwsstor1ls ruBis IN IlIintsB.
With regard to tho prices seceiyod tor work
and the cost Ut doiug it, there is wonderfully
llttle siilferonce.
The Companies Of the southwestern quadrant.
with the exception Of the Chicago, Rock Island
i Pacific. whohe fiscal year ends with March, so-
purt for ths calandas ysar, and o,,r hgursu In
all cases are fFoul the 1oports for tue yeaR last
paat
IIrnt, We report Is to their capita! sccounts:
, 1875-07-26

MEMPHIS, Tenn., July A.-rhto @. Calhoun
and Lowla @. Meyers, Of Now York. have inst,-
snted a suit In tho District Court Of tho United
States for West Teuuesseo. for tho tlrst.mort-
gage bondholdess OF the paducah l. Memphis
Railroad, for the purpose Of foree!osng mort.
gage. Tho bill al'cKes that thorn are about d. 600-
900 Of thcpo bontls In the hands Of different
parties IN Now York that the mortgage provides
thut the Inherent thereon, 1t the ratio Of per
cent shall be pAid aeml-snnualIy, aud upon d
failure to do 40 within ninety days thereafter tue
1ruHtceB shall tako possossion OF the road and,
further, that III tho Company fails to pay tho
bonds for six months after The same become
due tho bonds, which are for thirty years. shall
failed to pay tho snterest for tnelye mouths, and
therefore the Iondhuldors have directed them,
~ Trustees, to forcc'ose tl,o mortgage.
, 1875-07-26

ofsen e*u.sa " pills.. Cous.snt sppestion of p&.
lays NARA FAin Extractor Will com,laLolv c,1r. ths
tuease. 4 auSs Gass tul akLa diasaxss Lao. 90
, 1875-07-26

Nothing Gun Ehake
tho eonhdeuee of the lubllu tn Su1ulont q i nrs.
soryer and beautidrr VI tho testl.
Thry believe In tho absolute vhoicson,euess Of lss
fragrant ysgstsblo materials, Hence !x sysr.tpcrea
Ing popularity.
, 1875-07-26

Chlengo k Northweatern. ..........,.,......,,l9 ~
Chicago, Milwaukee II II. Paul. l,S

To il,eso must be added the Chicago L Pacific,
but recently completed to tho Rock River at By
roE, and tho now to hayo = Iecord. We may Of
rot it bv tho Chicago Nanvillla d Vncounos in
tho southwestern quadrant.
Tho group which we SHALL consider mora par
t!cllnriy includes tho following limos, having bY
their last 1cportA tho milcngo given:
, 1875-07-26

Total. .......,...........:...... 282t7H. 10
Tit. t.rrrcaas III receipts IL rguA To Il per cnut. The
AHrpla f,r tbs hn!f-5r IL etl u lsss than " par
rent OIL thn stuck. Tha surplus for the enlire year
1874 was $1l5,G22.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

though this, when we remembar how highly
Dickens praised FechteI, may not be conclusive
evidence- Frank Vincent, Jr., (not our City
Treasurer, who II one of the senioxs) contrib
utea valuable paper styled fNorthwafd 70
High Asia. = - Behino their fans~ al aaansing
sketch. Mr. Blacks story, "Three Feathen.'
reaches climax, but only the beginning Of
''what comes Of it, appears in this number.
There are other papers Of special interest. The
Monthly Gossip, as ever, is very entertaining,
and altogether the May number s unusually en-
ioyable.
The GALAXY for May is bright, fresh and
springlike, in keeping with the farest month of
the twelve. The prominent feature of this num-
Der is the space given to Biography, in which
there are three most entertaining articles The
first Of these. written by General Ellie Reclus 80
well known officer in the French Com
mune, sets forth the character of Louis H., the
eccentric, not to say insane monarch who now
rules over Bavaria. The second is a sketch of
Salvador Rosa, one of the greatest of Italian
painters, and the Last of the Old Masters y
and the third is equally attractive sketch, by
another hand, of another great painter, the
beautiful and gifted Angelica Kaufman in
whose singular history So much interest has
been awakened by recent articles in the English
magazines "a Miss Give ard " is the title of
charming story by IN unknown contributor. An
equally modest writer signs only her initials to
poem which few poets would be willing to disn-
herit if it were theirs. There are poems by
Bourdilon, the new English poet, John James
Piatt and Mrs. Mary d. Dodge. There are
Linguistics by Richard Grant White. There
are three serials, and finally, the usual quantum
of political and society gossip, scientific and lit
erary notes and Nebule.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
tanned.

II il was right for President Grant to interfere
70 prevent disorder in Louisiana and other
southern states, why does he not extend his ben
ehGent sway to the coal regions of Pennsylvania
winch has required the presence Of large BODY
OF o.. state militia to preserve the peace Come,
Mr.. Grant.
The Beld~dreon ask the above question. not
expecting, probably any reply. 1t has heard,
we presume, Of the Constitution of the United
States. That prescrlbes the Presidents rule OF
action In Louisiana, Governor Kellogg-the
Legislaturesnot being in seaHion-asked the aid
OF the general Government in Pennsylvania,
Governor Hartranft, not needing such aid, as
Kellogg did, has not asked it, That's the differ
ence "Come, Mr.. Delaparean, what is right
IN one State ia right in another under similar
circumstances
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
The Way Nlonth,ies.

LtepiacoNs Magazine for May is an attrac-
tive number. The opening psper (illustrated)
s descriptive Of trip :" up the Parans and in
Paraguay The author Of Bindpits tells us
How Lady Louisa Moor Amused Herself" Mr..
iward kearsiey contributes a poem which il
very remarkable for its vivid, descriptive, poet
1t energy. There is very interesting paper bv
Alexander Delmar on "oyerworked Women"
Miss Lazarus furnishes some charming yerses
called .'Spring JOY. Of a totally different va
riety is well-written paper on Frederic Lemai-
tire, the French dramatist Of whose acting Dick
ems declared that it was the finest he ever saw.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON. Sundays
scepted,l at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South-a0est
.orner Fifrh aud Market Streets. 1ioo cents copy.
Ten cents a ioesk. DELIVERED FREE By carriers
Throughout ls city, The COMMERCIAL ioiH be sent by
mail 10 any Post Office in Neto Castle County at $500
per anaan s1.a5 TOR months; 80 cents per month
Post Offices outside Of Neo Castle county, $3.50 per
an,itint s1.a0 for three months; 80 cents per month
TaE PuBLIsHRRs PREPAY POSTAGE in all cases.
COMMERCIAL l. STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
oiied pith rstelass machinery and stfai lSorsrnen
for executing Book Job and Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions, at prices belor the ddin9 Printing
II tises Of The large cities.
DELAWARE TRIBUSB, tWeekly,l The fe,.insliar
ofaan Of Farmers and FfiHt-groeers; great Family
Newspaper; published euery Thursday morning. at
Tpo Dollars a gear, POSTAGE PREPAID BY rHR PUB
LIsHRRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
City Businfss lireftoru.

| Auctioncers
| L. W. stidhsm Son. III East 4th street.
Bankers and Brokers
R r. Robinson Co., 400 Market street.
BARRIERS and Hair Dresser
A Ashenbach, 800 Market st.
BELL Ringers nnd Bill Posters,
Geo. W. jackson, 9 West 9Th st.
Boot and shoe Makers nnd Dealers.
7. G. Alexander Io2 Market st.
aaa Murray @ west s asa nHar s '''
W. A. Turner a Co. 3l9 Market st.
Carpenters and Builders.
6 aadosk ssS shop t fhse n, bel tsga, Res lois washH
Cigars und Tobacco.
Brisbane 4 DeMainyile. ii 4 Fourth street
Geo. A. Davis, COZ Shpley st.
Clocks. Watches, and. Jewellers.
Z. !. Bush, e2ee Market street
j. c. Massey i0i King street.
Coach and Carriage Material.
VIM Green Co, $ Il, corner ID and shipley sts
Druggists.
II. r. Bringhurst u. Market st.
Florists.
fatnali Co. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson al
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas /. Plnmmer, 5H3 Market st.
Woolley Van Trump. bio Market st.
Gents Furnishing Goods
sms4 nas ~ MarSs0 Wsson a. San, %n tsi Marsetst
John Doughen 40 Market st
Hats. Caps. &c
Geo Geo. 4 4 Tsrsycp HaRa ~. isa Market ss street
Hardware
James Bro, aoi Market ct
Iron and steel
Vim. Green Co, s Il corner d and shiuley sts
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, s W corner Front and Orange
Looking-t;lasses nnd Frames
Elwood Doane, 10 west sth at
4 McMonagle Sd and King SITS
Merchant Tniiors
Geo. Gouert 10 E. 4th ST.
John u. Muhlhausen, 4i5 King st
Samuel Miller, jr.. 10g Market St
Paper Hnngings. Shades, dc
John h Holt, 223 Market street.
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bd'g sth and Market
NJ NJ. Child 4 Co. a west eth st
J II. Frazer, Sd and Shipley sts
VIM Reynolds Co., S Market st.
VIM McCaulley Co, Gus Market ST.
Restaurant md Billiard Room
Joseph Fullmer. 50t and 500 Market st.
Sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sewing Machine Co. 517 King st
New American Sewing Machine, 7ls Market st
Enderfakcrs
Thomas j. Giles, a2l Shipley St
X. s. Young ITO West Tenth street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

IMPORTANT NorIcE.-After January 1st 1915. the
DAILY COMMERCIAL will be sent to subscribers, free
Of postage to any Post ONCE in New Castle county
at $500 per annum and at the same rate for three
months. To Post otiices outside Of the county II
Will be sent al the rate of $3.50 per year and slsO
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by the
publishers.
TIE DELAWARE TRIBUNE the weekly edition Of
the COMMERCIAL. will be sent to subscribers to any
Post ONCE in the United States, at $500 per year,
the postage being prepaid by the publishers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
*peffaI Npttres.

GrOsvenor,s Improved ReIladOnnn
Plaster.
Capscum Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells,
ST. Yincent's Arrow Root
Bowers Glycefine,
TUNED Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gelatine,
Concentrated Glycerine,
Schering's Choral Hydrate,
Tin Seidtz Boxes,
Star Mills Paper,
Fltering Paper,
French Mustard Plasters
Enervescing Granular Salts, (Keaabey Mattison's)
B C's Sugar coated Pills and Granues,
AllcOcks 3 Porous PlasterB,
Moller's Cod Liver OIL,
Vinegar Bitters,
Holoway's Worm Confectons,
Matthey Caylus Capsules,
Planters Capsules,
TaIrants Seltzer Aperent
Henszey's Troches,
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Yankee Shaving Soap,
Schehers PepBlne,
LOWS Liniment.
Supplied TO the trade at the lowest market rates,
by
E. BRTNGHURST 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
Improved Trommer's

Improved TrOmmers
EXTRACT OF MALT.
To those who wish the nourishing properties Of
Ale. Beer, or Porter, but who cannot take them on
account CT the alcohol which they contain we re-
commend the Impr, we'd Extract of Malt which con-
tains in concentrated form all the nourshment Of
malt liquors without their stimulating efiec's Sold
by
B.k C. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS
nov3-tf SOB Market Street