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c .CAG0, M,lLTAALG & St. PAUL

NlA "
Is the best through route to
All E as .ern and Southern Points.
Connecting in Chicago with all Eastern and
Southern L,nes.
CnTAG0 DEP.T:-Co,ner Canal and West
Madisuh Sts. Horse Cars aud Stage Lines
Tor I'LL paris Ut the city constantly passing.
CHIcAs, CITY OrFIcL.:-6l and 63 Clark
Street.
Mil wAUKEE DEptT:-CnrDer Reed and
South water Streets. iiurae Cars and Umri-
bus Llues running regularly therein. m to tho
principal parts VI the Guy.
City TICKET CFFlck:-4OG Easl Water 81,
corner lscvnsln >t,eet.
lHE LY THROUGH LINE BETHEEN
CalCAdO, At1lW AUhkk, 81 fAOk
aud Minneapolis. !:
1t is the only Northwestern Line connect
ing in same pot in Cb,cago. win any of Tho
great Eastern tr Soul vr n Lines. lid Is tho
uu.t Cob. .nient located with reference to
transfer to any Eastern Southern L,nes.
Its Coaches. S,rerlnx Cars ANU Track arc
Of the very best IN every particular.
A. Y. II. CAkPENFER,
General Passenger ASxnt.
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All the wood work on the east $50 feet
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

PROCEEDINGS LAST gyEslsG-REroRTsD pEr1cI
EScY Is THE HOSPITAL ACCOUNT. gCzI-
NESS 1sTRoDucgp, &c.
Council met in weekly session. last evening,
Mr.. Vim. NJ. Canby presiding in the absence OF
President Lichtenstein. The President came in
later in the evening.
Favorable reports by the street committee
allowing the Western Union Telegraph Co to
erect telegraph poles in Walnut street bet ween
9TH ond 9Th. By the Opening Streets Committee
On petition for opening Jackson street from
7th TO Delaware Avenue. The sboye We're
adopted.
A Atelegram Was read from Jno McNeal L Son.
offering to furnish water pipe 10 the city al
S31.25 per gross ton. The subject was referred
to the Street Committee with power TO act
The Law Committee, on the complaint OF
James Lawler against John Mccall fer having
hay stored in close proximity TO his dwelling.
reported that the hay WAS stored IN violation OF
the city ordinance. and recommending the in-
strnetion Of the Street Commissioner 10 cause
the same TO be removed. Adopted,
A balance in bank to the credit Of the city Of
si.2lG l5 was reported by the City Treasurer
Employed in the Street Department 81 men
and IA horses and carts with paw roll of s440 (
and IN the Water Department i2l men and 81
horses snd carts with pay roll Of s3.5S7.ll.
The Hospital Committee reported tlIat upon
an examination of the accounts OF VIM ..
Moore, late Superintendent OF the City Hospital.
q deficiency OF $50 &c had been discovered
Petitions referred from F. B. McCsnn. for a
gas lamp on Tstnah street between 7th Snd stA
from j. T. Gause and others, for the grading
of Clayton street from PennsylYanis Avenue 10
llth street from the Friendship Fire Co S-k
ing the payment Of 500 due them from the sp-
preparation OF 1864: from Nslton. Whann & Co.
ssking the appointment Of jas. hettlewood cl-
ty weighmsster granted s. from jas E. prce
Il Co. for water pipes in Walnut street 90 as to
supply their engine with water referred with
power TO act
VIM. NJ. Csnby presented communication
from Charles REYNOLDS complaining OF deep.
open well near his property III Adams street.
Delaware Avenue. Referred.
Messrs. Underwood. Ford snd McGlinchey
were named ss the Committee to select, on l.s.
half Of Council. referees TO settle the damage
clam OF Myles Burke against the city.
Mr.. Hayes called mp on Its third reading the
ordinance transferring sl.H0 from the Centeu-
NAL appropriation to tile interest seeouut. when
It Was passed.
Mr. Hayes siso introduced an ordinance IN
crossing the appropriation for sslsnes 5000.
End the appropriation for streets :3ts0 which
was read twice.
An sdjournament was then msie
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
The Webster.

CELEBRATION OF IT'S sEcoND ASSIyEE=AHY. IAAT
EyESISG.
The second anniversary Of tie Webster filter
AIRY Society was celebrated. l2st evening, 5. the
Society's Room, in the Masonic Temple Mr
Henry c. Downward presided, and the meeting
opened with remarks by him. Ffzuk W Heis
Ter declAimel Wounled. IN bis usus. spirit
Cruise Ct the Nancy Bell. vas well rendered
by Henry C. Pickels. An exhaustive aud vel
worded essay on AstEonomy-its l-e s1l
Besuty, was read BY Geo A. Elliot. Some
suggestions on Penmauship, well lec!siued
by Edgar Il. Qginby.
"A History, being somewhat lengthy re-
sumo OF the work OF the Society. and It's mem
hers. since its formaTion two years ago. was Civ
en- by Il. {. Conrad, much 10 the delight Of the
members. A select reading. entitled The
Runaway Slave. followed by Willam Pyle. A
Stump Speech, by William P Marshall. was well
received, 4 select reading. By ]. HArmer Rile.
entitled My First Brief, claimed the stteI-
ton Of the members
The Literary effort fthe evening was an orig
inal poem by F. H. Robinson, founded upon sn
old Spanish legend. II was. OF course excel
lent and received hearty applause. " A proph-
able merrment, and closed the literary part OF
the programme.
The Society then adjourned to the CLAYTON
House. where the full membership psrtook OF one
OF Proprietor Pylez best suppers oecupying II
90 doing an hour or more. Everybody vote!
ile second anniversary al entire success, AMI
81! seemed bent upon entering the third wear
With renewed exertion to make the Webster still
More d1ar=liug and lnhuentis! III the future
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
fRADsS LxAvI WILMINGTON,

rRAns LxAvI WILMINGTON.
For Ne,s York -i.s2 A. II. l2.s2, IL AZ, SD p
NJ. Sundays i.S2 A. n.
Fer PAilaasiphia.-1sa, 200 5 10. 9 60, SO, 1880
a. NJ. l2ss l2.&a. 2.uo. 10. s4s, s.s6. 81. P. NJ
sundays. %. S.lo. A. NJ. !; 4 IS, 81, 81, p. N.
For Baltimore. Ia 50, s63 9 50, A NJ. 1886, l. 2s
70, 40, p. NJ. SUNDAYS, IL 81, 2o9, A. NJ.
FOR Aashiegton.-la 81, %, SO, A. NJ 1885,
LIS, 7.l0, +. NJ. sundays 12.e2, sos IN
f1r Nsir tastls -5a0, 40. A. NJ. las, 64l p. NJ.
No Sunday Trains.
For Deid.nare r. Re- 30, A. NJ, to Crisfeld 90
p. u. to Harrington. No sunday Trains
For Wilmington 4 Western r. Rio 30 A. NJ
5.sa, p. N. No Sunday Trains
For Wilmington & ReafinJ X. R-645 A. NJ
s.4a, a.lo, r. NJ. No Sunday Trains.
TRAINS AsRIvE AT WILMINGTON
Fropi Ns,e fork-l.5s, A. NJ; is:4, l.is o. P.
NJ. SUNDAYS Las. A. M.
Profa Philndelphia.-i9s2. l5S X, 934 A. NJ.
i2tQ, M. lsS. liza AIS. 3 IS 63o, itO. $40. II o.
+ NJ sundays, i24s' 50, leo, A M; 40, II %
From Baltimore s47. A. NJ; i2lq, IL 40.
hs6, s.al, p. NJ. sundays, III. A. VI s2i, P. ".
Frofa HnSA!n1toa y ~. A. N ~ II, IL -. &C,
s2l, p. N. sunlays, i.22, \. NJ q. p. N.
From Pori Dsposit.-s.eo, a. NJ No SUNDAY
Trains.
From Dslaiepre R. r S 81. A. NJ, from HaTring-
ton, a. Ca. =. NJ, from Cr.t h.
Fr0la AeE CdsLe.-S52, A. NJ, l2 o. NJ Ak,
6.t5. p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From WILMINGTON ii RssterIi r. x - IS, A. N.
s.l5, p. N. No snndsy Trans.
tr9m vi riiH9t0n d Reaaliig r. Rs 30, A, NJ
i2.eo, NJ IS, p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wilmington.
NJ, l2lo, sto 4O, ms, 20. 10, 81, IL 80, F. NJ
sundays. sat, NJ. q 90, $50, ll.30. Z. N.
fropa 32d ald HaStsf SFtets-l1 ~, A. NJ. IL ie.
lflo, b.tn, +. N. sundays, la.+o, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Local Breyifies.

Loca Breylt!es eight ceats line
The proposed Rel Mems Hal would pay
Tomorrow evening. Mrs iivermoFes lecture.
Wheeler wilson ONCE Is Z; iQgl Market st.
Go 10 Palmer foT gooi dinner at any hour Of The
lay.
30 10 larkns, his great ssle of try gais y Ill soon
close. LAST chance.
Tie place % get cheap AM eieean: oveEcos;s IS
Bnxhaum's - and Aafket streets
For genIee hats. and IN the style, 81 moderate
prizes, ST Ae1bs, %! Make, street.
HeAiy i CoAau's Comblnation sppear. at lns.!.
tate Han. next Mondsy and Inesday evenings
1t may Oa conn4en ly predicted taai Ms LIVER.
more,s retnarts ., oIc-rhng HoshAnls Nil Isl
concern wives.
30 TO - Msrkei street for eosd o,. OF van IA
per decorating Mr. Hot 4 thorough nsr,Aa /.
and Ssrl tasty.
The rtas5n the people glto INTEL fot bats Is lie
csase his prices Are ,ert oN and .s s.Jck Afs$ 81,
s. 81 street.
Reals elegant soo,ls s: ;Ae oil stand n tue Top.
liar and re.laole tailor Al j. 4. Al street. Far
prees fef good worS.
gnid-headed cfne, d=siguei 10 t-a voted for ~
the orphans Far, by the frlel4s ot Mayor Whitley
and apis!n n. K. Bensol i DISPLAYED III the sl,s
window OF Sonealnan, Thomas 4 90.
GEO ". Bush son zlsettise Sar-e srAukHn
red sa coal as particularly adapted 10 g1At4s fr.al
The fact ia II makes cheerful Ere and causes ug
ias, or smoke N tie iOotD. HE pTit- 5 te ,4Lne
j. ttlsE {414.s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Communicated
Crane d C0nsolisIatiou

The several Subordinate Lodges under the
jurisdiction of the NJ. W, Harmony and the NJ.
". Union, Grand Lodges of Free Nasons OF the
State Of Rhode Island, according to previous no
nce and arrangements, did assemble 81 Masonic
Hall, on Canal street, Providence, H. l., October
aIth. noon, A. l.. 55i5, and did then and there
invest their united powers in convention. TO the
end that permanent union OF the Craft be etfec.
ted, therefore, the disjointed parts were cenlen-
ted, resolution OF Union passed and the Sovereign,
basis for the consolidated Grand Lodge duly spe-
cihed, aud constitution adopted, the new body TO
be known as the Most Wor=hipful Sovereign
Grand Lodge. F. and A. M., of the state Of
Rhode Island. with the following Grand plhters
duly elected, invested and Installed
John H. Mnnroe A. ". G. N.
Lewis T.. Latham, H. W. b. q. II.
Pnmus p, Jones. r. W G. S. W.
Collins 5. Burial, Il. W. g. j. W.
Ezra ]. Morris, r. ". g. 1teas.
Joseph II, Banks, L. ". G See
John Il. Lsne. K W. Il. Tyler.
APPoISrEp oFFIeERs.
Waiter ~ Webster. G. s. ID.
Nelson II. Latham. c. j. D.
Robert +. Nicola, G. Marshal
A. Marshall Terrence, G. NJ. Csrem1nie-
Michael II. Boyer, G. Chaplain.
Edward b. Hebrew. G. Lecturer.
letsr Simms, &. Standard b.
Charles H. Ringgold. G.. Sword L.
james Jefferson, G. ) Steward.
lsasc W. Rooms, IT, j. Steward.
Andreg A. Rhodes, q. Per.
The labors OF the Convention being compirted
vote Of thank were rendered to T. Rev Bishop
Joseph J. Clinton for his very able and insti uc-
tive address at the opening OF the Convention.
also vote OF thanks to the officers Of the Con
Tention.
Chairman-E. J. Morris
SEE. H. Banks.
Asst. Ser. F. Nicola
Massenger-S. O. johnson
Door Keeper. b. Lane.
Address OF q. M.-Se. 5 4 street Providence
Address Of g. S.-No. 29 Grove street, Prov
ieuce
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

- Nervous Debiiifp.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation confused head, weak men-
Wy. The consequence Of excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
IN Hsfmphreys' Hon4rpdthse SpeeiSe, No. Is. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
despondency, and retuyensfes the entire system II
is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
", for package Of i've boxes and large s. vial OF
powder, which IS important in Old, serious cases
or 81 per single box sold by ali druggists or sent
oy mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co.. No. o62 Broad
war, NY. feb9,dAv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

~ Sdno corpors.-The influence of tie stomscA
on The hrala should be carefully needed Let the
stomach be in slight degree disturbed, and the
tire nervous system becomes a sufferer. Bring the
stomach 10 healthy tone, snl the nervous machm-
cry promptly resumes its perfect running order.
Happily, there Is no Necessity for any long dlssr-
rsngemeni OF the functions of the stomach. since in
AYERS PILLS We have 80 perfect combustion, sd
mIaoly adapted for relef. The have stood the test
OF years, and have exhibited sfomachlc properties
most wonderful. Their wise use, bs Keeping the
system 10 perfect order, promotes longevity, anu
WIS, Is far better ensures theIlll enjoyment OF the
time spent here. We use them and KNOW their
yslue.-Fiore ,kdas,l Pioneer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

RA Morbid 4pp.tiie for Excitement Is the only
effect OF the unmedicated and adultera:ad spirits
frequently used under the impression that they are
wholesome sttmulants. Abandon such .purnlng
1uldsr at once and forever. II you are weak, low
spirited, dyspeptic, nervous, or suffering from the
bodily energy, that real stomachlc and nerve sno-
dyne, UDoLPHo WoLFEs ScHIEDAA AROMATIC
SeHSAPPs. sep2s, ,ltd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

EH-Yh, Tds "to minister TO mind diseased. is
10 ttke Peruvian Syrup. protected so uton OF the
protoxide of ion which gives strength and yigor
to the whole system, restores the digestive organs
TO perfect health thereby restoring the mind % its
natural yigOr,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Before the uagistrates.

ASSAULT 4Sp sATTEsY-ALE1gp t4B, EST-uIs-
ORDERLY coSpUtT,
rclns. Jones. school lsl about i5 yes.- ut
as ~as brought before E-4 Frazer yesterday
'Aaigtd with committing an ss-sult and battery
~ oIto Bnxbsum, another school hoy aged 9
s,ais, y hitting HIM on the head with shiny
st,et The assault was slieged to grow out Of 5
All y teud caused by Inference OF religions
iee.4hg but the assault beng in The Squire :
atsment IN Jl-L tlsb.s. Jones Was Tined And
cl'-t-.
Eli All johnson. hostler 3, the B.sck Horse
hotel, was charged By VIM. NlckerSon WITH tie
-arceuy Of ! carriage worth :54 aud :. tie same
Tine John Il. ietter. proprietor Of the Ao;e v A.
Charged with eouceslug tie carnage
Il appears that Sicserson hAl bougA. tile car
r.sse from etter and pad him II N money
and = III trade leaving S lAlAuce ot SIS still
unpaid and left the cArrlAge IN care Of Yetter
who kept Oh using It and finally troAe il. Yet
Ter refusing 70 mend 1t. Slcgerson took il svAy
snd stored i II Q1inltys lumber yard. Ye:ter
wishing to 50 cunning sent Johnson who tooA
the carriage. hence the sniL Yetter GAINED ii I
carriage s. ti!s unul the money g2- al ps!i. brt
Nickerson showing his receipt for 81 paid the
magistrate ssid it belonged to linn. lhe case
wAs finally compromised, by Yetter paying tie
ce'=ts snd N.ckerson giving the due b.A for tie
pslspce
Before Esquire Brady, last evening Margaret
Foster. belng charged by George johnson WIN.
1.sorierly cond1c;, che v2- dned = cent. su1
costs and held IN 80 to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
sd BOND AARKEr-coRREcrios
b. ROBINSON i CO.
CITY iTE N s.

~ 4 10 Cent Spar for S cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar. Concha size, cts, large ones 4 for quar-
ter; Lorillards Rebeecs and Nusselman's tight and
lark navy. bowman I'd and Eing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
TAPE WORN
Hemedie, Tor Tue rptxool,e.

P0" HEss. LiSINkST-
Nsiefs u q. Il Ljninsut
k-l.sr-s. Tul,l4s- E!uIr,e1,'
.ol S- hoeegfs EIaGfol-.lau.
Hsa'e- &l4eF: i Ds5.sys, ,5lArgl4ns Oh,
MeXicsu Ml.tAns lzl.
Ueut.
4 fn, sgpp'S az a. tt1ls Of horse mel cin- 40 .
sale and IeiAl. 81 FOSTERS uRL-t, SHiRE
Front and " est sirre.s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
The Temperature. To-day.
City Council.

As REGISTERED AT rHE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
Al A. .A..............se Alp. NJ, .... .,4..-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
E0st and found.

q IN REWARD-LOST. YESTER-
w Il " DAY, IN the peighborhood of 9th and
umoard street, pocket book tanning about $50,
Ihe Under wilIreceiye the above reward by leaving
the same at
noS4st TR OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Gltu OrdiuanGrs.

AN ORDINANCE
aacouli iur Tie year ls,s.
WHE.EAs, The appropriation fo5 int4f- 5: ao59ant
70! iae 1eAT isIs, lzs been eA peLaet. Therefore
q & tr5ainat b IT, Ci's cottefl - El-5if +. ,,
.tsa5-fhsrds = q ~ nsattss th-r. 't.,.crir-a.s
SIC !, That t4e sum of tiIceI A4n1re,i dollars
a. ,syl be tAseh from lie s7prupr4 Ou igE CeuieI
nla Fund anu transierre u I0e appr- pt.4; On tor
Interest for TIE yeaT ,sjt.
P-ss-l ai TIE CT. Hal, nv 4 IS
N. l lICH HrES ,IElN
At:es,-wx n. LEE cen. nossG ss,si5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

CEUEcE sCFFEEs N PREPARATION An oyster
supper vii K gwen, on Thursday evening the
lltn instant ST Bethel VI. t. Church. Brandy
vine hondred. for tie benefit OF the parsonage
4 supper will be serysi IN BrAntywlne NJ +
Church, Ninth Ward, On Thursday evening. the
18th inst, and stlll another II the Cplon n
church on Thursday. tie 18Th inst, Thanks
giving the tFo latter fo- lie benehl Of tie
churches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
aFSfIENEA's LI>T.
y, ,nlptonis OF Catarri,.

LHt', AeAst asAta aA, Obstruction of ,he rsse.
passs-s. discharges ts-,as t-ptn ;A= heal lat5 ne
iliroat, sai1 sIt-.s arci4se. W.i-ry. zld ar,l a.
others, tneA, itns oGs, III, u. r4rl.enI. H. III.
Aid pl;r4 The eyes Grr T5zA, -s:SFy an 4
same.l iAefe = rnEibg n me ears deafness.
eAlns or cSugalcs To Clear * r.z., 9e, "a
on of offensive matter, together win ai4s gryn
Ulcers TIE yeice IS rasngei Gn'i has lssa xs1s
me ~ am $ tuenslye,slue 2at ;4s.e .e fs. Il.
tlere : sensation Of d.zz!E-Ss. Ieutz. iiepres=.
slon, .iAtAIng cough, sd genera sa.-ty. onlJ j
ItS g iHe a.'oYe-n2nlsd synP5o-1s zTs. AoEet 81.
.Ae! 70 e present n Il! ote 4se, Ifevt j. l-
a!'ease more common ilAa Ca-a-.d zal li-e .-ss
understood y Physicians.
DR. SAGE,s CATARRt4 REMEDY
IS, beyond Ill conp4ri rison, the ties, preparation Toy
CaiSTa ever dlscos cred. n Ter lie influence d.
i;s Mid, soothing, aed healing properties tie ls-
ease soon wells. The GQ51ea Nell 4 Dl.elN5ry
shou.! oe tasen % cor-ec; the olool wh.ca j. :.
NAYS a. tal!t, Alt - at spst!tr LILY up1n tie H.
eased g.-n4s anu lining membrane ei ,ae na.e
The 8aiafrh Reine4T should u s3pliei ta3rra w4
i9r. F.err4,. Sdsi IE1fht-iAe ony Instrument ~
which 14lds can ne perfectly .niectei to al .se
passages and i2nseTs o. tle nose fgu:l. fgf.', :,
eaarges proceed
These peilc!Eei sre so.i ny Drugg.'s
now et-eOi.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
1it'identi llotifrs.

l)N,DETNSID, TSI ..,.., No.. =,
WILMINGTON, Dsl., Nov. g. lsI3.
Ihe Directors have inis daF declared dividend
oi treNe dosrs par share. heing SIX per cent. for
Tue iast six months, and dividend of six
collars per share, hata ~ Which pa, able on de-
hanH clear oi all lakes. K, Il. EWBANks,
hoFI4t Cashier
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
DIs-g1cr CoyFrRryer.-Tbe seeo

DIsTzIoT CoSFEREscE-The second session
Of tie Di-trlct Conference, Wilmington Dis
trct Wilmington Conference. Will open st
Elkson, on the l4th OF December Rev 7. +.
MsrtindAle has teen spPosutei to preach the
the Presiding E.ieE and pastors wiihin the Dis
trict. and discussions viii he ha. on various
topics among them the Adylszbility Of change
IN the mode 81 appointing Presiding E!ief-,
and o' limiting Bishop TO term Of years
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

rC,AGS FOR HARDWARE DEALERS
j msnafscsare r. and others. printed al ssiou -
ing os prices, a. tss CpssEslIaL gn..s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
DR.. sAGEsCATARRH RENEDY
4. +. kunkei's Butter WIne ot Irop.

Il has never teen srowu > faa ia ne egrs F.
WEAKNESS a A1.tIsed VIII SYMPTOMS iutisp1s l5a
10 exeriiaa .oss Of Iar!rl-y .-Fu.tya II -Ftsthin5
Weaktess. hoi-ar " 3 sezsa, n.zt. -Eeat- eg'l
ieei, wtas mass. timnes- u ylsfQn !AlEuO-. ~ =
versa lassituie Of ne muscular system eLarllau.
spietNe, with ay>qep,ic symptoms : aauGs
auslins q The tSiy, '.fEueSs q. tie sk.a ps+llI
c"lDienAnce ami erIp,ols Of 80 taca purifying
le blood Pain n the tacE. leA1 mess q tie eve !,
frs4lenI "a snots ISing before Tie eyes wlis
sutnslon snd loss VI sigh' want II attention &c
sod onlt n s. bottles. G-t tie genuine DEPOT
and Office, ~ North S.nih =, Phi.sle pa.s A..
sice free ASS for E. + knLse-s Bitter Vine at
lr4n, snI ;ase 10 o;Aet make. eenE.ne sod o1y Il
s. kUt.fS ' -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
ilutitts.

NOTlCE.-FUNE NOTICES AMI
/ society meeting notices 70 secure Insertion IL
the tosszRcla Al must i1rdrid5ip he paid for in a.
pdfee. sDrt-.f COMMERCIAL PRINTING 40.
GPkCtAL N0T1CE.-PUBLIC NIGHT
- StHoULs.-Ths Roari OF Public Education will
open night schools iof Young men IN the follow ns
named buildings
on Monday night, November $, al /, o. clock. in the
basement of the I0sti.uie Building. entrance OIL
Shtp!ey street, shove sth.
Il Monday night. November Is, at : o'cl1es IN
the building, tormerly school No. lO1 on second
street, east ri Washington south side
Monday night, November is. at O'Clock In
The Academy, 18th Want.
Application for aiinission lnio any OF the shove
named schools should be made on the opening nights
Fach pupil III be charge si for the term (paya able
on Ut ance' for the 4s- u bockt
hy order OF the COMMITTEE.
ty1vs Ef tvf.ex r,ng.r.rr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
iisr oi Unclaimed Ictter.

Remaining in the Wilmington. Del. p7., D-;e.
saturday. ok 81 is1a
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