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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-21

EThe following arrivals OF distin-
guished military gentlemen are regis
tered at the Inter-Ocean.
Col. F. +. Flint, 4th Infantry.
Lieut.. Col. A. G.. Bracket, I'd Cav
airy.
Lieut.. Col. John S. Mason, 4th H.
fantry.
Maj. w. N. Bisbee, 4th Infantry.
Maj. +. NJ. Baker, 2d Cavalry.
Mai. NJ. Bry ant. 14th Infantry.
Maj. y, A. n. Dudley, 3d Cavalry.
Maj. J. s. Brisbin, I'd Cavalry.
Capt. Arson Mills, 81 Cavalry.
Capt. II. Z. Whitman, 81 Cavalry.
These officers are ali on Court Mar
tial duty in Cheyenne. The Court
will he held at the InteT-Ocean Hotel,
and will probably continue for two
weeks.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-21

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13
a Suggestion in regard TO West
Wa. Normal Schools.

From the Preston Co. Journal.l
The strongest argument land stuff.
ciently strong one to smash them, II fact.
will substantiate ~ for the abolishment
Of the Normal Schools, is the assertion
that they are practically local high
schools, and such az should be supported
by the towns or districts in which they
are located. Now, III order to get at This
question-whether they are only local in
their useiulneSS,-the Legislature should
call for a report showing the number Of
pupils that attended these Schools last
year, the length Of time each pupil attend.
ed, and the residence Of each pupil. Thi,
would show whether the Normal Schools
ATE an Advantage TO the State at large.
Our MOundSville Correspondent lately
made some suggestions touching the dis.
position Of Normal Schools that we com.
mend to the attention Of the Legislature
They we're, in substance, that the Legisla.
ture should cut down the number Of the
Normal Schools II they find that the sys.
TEN has overgrown. As was we'll remark.
ed, IL Is better to have three really efficient
and we'll supported institutions than hal
adoten starvelings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13

Mr.. Camden moved that Senate Bill l65
take effect from it, passage. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. AGGinnia, the vote
passing Senate Bill lS9 was reConsideFed.
BY unanimous consent Mr.. Caldwell In
troduced Senate Bill 9lli amending the Act
amending chapter 40 OF the Code in refer
enee to the poor,
On motion Of Mr.. Eastman, leave OF alb
sence for four days was granted to Mr.
LOOMS,
The Senate adjourned to meet at o'clock
A, NJ. Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13


A HINT TO LOCAL LECTuRERs.-ThO
Reverend gentleman who lately lectured
up in Hancock county on the question
us tho Devil Still Alive?' should go to
New York and let the metropolitans hear
him, They have recently listened to
Conway on kindred subject and were
as much delighted with him rs we're the
ChicagOese, who were utterly rejOiCed,
even to the shedding Of tears to find that
after all there Is no such person rs the
Devil. The Herald, Of Saturday, speaks
of his lecture in the most enthusiastic
terms and says that his hearers were as.
tonished at his f.ores of Oriental learn.
Ing. They listened with admiration at
tho information
(Which he poured forth concerning the
devil" whom he had followed down
through the ages until in the glorious
light Of the nineteenth century the ira.
ditional devil was hammered out so thin
on the anvil Of modern thought that he Is
US little thought OF or regarded "a the
paStebOard sign to shooting gallery.
The TriLNc speaks Of the lecture as
follows;
"In his lecture on demonology Mr..
Conway has brought together much that
Ia quaint and amusing, along with good.
ly share Of what has been gathered by re-
cent research In the fields Of antiquity.
Some Of his conclusions are rather start.
ling, and will not readily find general nc
ceptanCG. Among these are the theories
that devils and demons are creatures OF
tho Imagination, and that they were con-
strucled out Of mems inner consciousness
at n later date, for the most part, than the
gods Of mythology.
The Herald further says Of the lecturer
that he
"Drew a very eloquent picture Of the
devil Of the priests and the devil Of the
retormers in the Middle Ages, the one
identified with thought, mind and intelli-
gence, as in q university student; the
other identified with narrowness and gu.
perstitiOn, As in the monk Of the period.
He wound up his most interesting dis.
course with congratulating his audience
on living in so advanced stage Of the
worlds history when the devil Is no
longer an ogre, and when every man can
create his own devil just to his liking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13
DUBLIC SALE

will soil on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
December, 1875, In front Of the Court House Of
following property, situated on the west aide Of
Huron street, between Goodrich and Zane Houses
Nos. and II, one containing three rooms and
kitchen, and one Of eight rooms and kitchen. Good
pump and good CiStOrRS and hydEantl, and fruit on
the lot with all the necessary outbuildlnHl. First
lot a2Ei25, and second lot 2ixl25.
The above will be sold separate or 10 the whole
to suit purchaser.
TRRSs or SALE-One-thlrl cash on day Of sale,
or more 70 suit purchaser balance In two equal pay
mentS Of dx and twelve months, with Interest,
secured by deed Of trust on tho pTopeItX for the
back payments. J. G, HERVEY,
AuetonGer and Real Estate Agent,
1905 Market st., Agent for Mn. Walker Hunter
hnI9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13
An IInportant Compromlse.

The differences between the Pittsburgh
Iron manufacturers and puddlers. were
compromised Saturday night by an agree
mcnt that until the 18th Of February
next the price Of pudding should be
Si75 per ton, instead Of S. 90 as demand.
cd by the puddlers and 81 so by the man.
ufacturers, This compromise saves
lockout for ut least two months to come,
which is u great point gained for the inter
ests Of all concerned, both employed and
employers. On this basis Of agreement
tho price OF puddlingin Wheeling will be
$500 instead Of S. % as now paid, the
price here being always % cents higher
than at Pittsburgh.
All over the country, the reduction Of
wages and number OF employees, and the
partial or complete suspension Of work,
are still the order Of the day in many
departments OF industry. The wooden
and iron mills are struggling on the line
between profit and loss, and other indus
tries are in no better condition.
The New York Herald OF Saturday last
takes gloomy view of the general out
look and discoursc' upon il as follows:
"The past week has proved the dullest
and most unsatisfactory Of any since the
beginning Of October. Tho dullness has
not been confined to any one or two
branches Of trade, but has extended to ali
and been everywhere potent in its inilu.
CnCe, resulting in universal depression
and general shrinkage in values, 1t is
true business men, Us u rule, foresaw the
period OF dullness and were In measure
prepared for 1t, but scarcely any one an.
ticipated so protracted period Of dull.
moss or 80 considerable u shrinkage Of
all kinds Of merchandise, hence It could
not be said that any were prepared for
what the mercantile community are now
experiencing. The late free export
movement OF tho cereal crops, as well rs
some other Of our great staples, has been
succeeded by an almost complete dead
lock, tho margin for profit having become
obliteratcd. Meantime the stock OF grain
in store has been steadily augmenting
until now the supply is comparatively
large, while there f. almost no demand
for export, Beyond brief spasmodic
movement now and then scarcely any.
thing has been done Of late for shi pment
and prices have been almost nominal all
through tho week, while there was moth
ing Of n rcNssuring nature discernible IN
the immediate future. This Is tile season
when "drummers" aro out securing the
country, especially in the South, and We
understand that encouraging letters are
received from them, though, Of course
no immediate results in tho way Of pur
Chases are expected before the latter part
OtJSnuary or February.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13

Mr.. HARRY sNYrHE, the redoubtable
editor Of the Moundsvillc Gazette, who
achieved fame at the RgiGte office here
some months ago, has retired from the
tripod for the time being and taken to
the practice Of law at Moundsville. ale
says that he expects soon to become con-
nCcted with another prominent journal in
our State" So announces his late paper.
We presume the Wheeling Register is not
the prominent paper referred to. Mean.
while the Castle will be continued by
George A. Creel. Any Democratic paper
in West Virginia on the lookout for a
good Sighting editor should send an appli.
cation to Mr.. smythe without delay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13
A az mol rnE rRIENps oF TEMPER.

Tho undersigned, friends Of the Temperance
cause, deGlp 70 organize q stAtH TemPOAnca AhaO-
Ciation upon hAns that will embrace all hnecrC
OppOsen Of intempannco,
After repeated and mature consultation, 1t has
been determined to call State Temperance Con-
ynntlln, 10 meet In tho City Of Wheeling, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13
JOHN ). BURDETT,
Treasurer Of West Va.

The Board Of Managers objected.
Pending the discussion OF this motion
the Court took recess until o'clock, at
which hour II again met.
The doors Of the Senate Chamber were
ordered to be closed, when the members Of
the Court debated the motion to receive the
above plea.
AT 8 O'clock the doors we're opened and
the Chair announced that the Court had re.
fused to allow the plea 10 he filed.
The Court Of Impeachment to try John
$, Burdett then adjourned until Tuesday
next at l0H o'clock A. n.
The Senate reassembled. .
On motion Of Mr, Bennett, II wastesolVed
that when the Senate adjourn II adjourn 10
meet at 9 o'clock each morning until other.
wise ordered,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13

]. W. GallSher, President, and II. Girls.
we'll, Secretary, appeal to the district
Centennial Committees Of Marshall coun-
y TO send in all information necessary to
aProPer exhibit OithO county'sresources,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13
LauohIln'. In,sn, Cordial.

The thildbeute when teelhing-to relieve Inaam
nation Of the Gums, 10 Allay GheaSlneSS, 10 qule
Collie Palms, 10 promote Sleep, 10 cure Summer Com
plalnt This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 10 10 kept In the family when the chill
dren are cutting their teeth We are selling thou
sands Of bottles, and have 10 hear the HrSt person
say II Il not all WefeCOmnend II 10 be.
MOTHERS, have you q Hekiy, TELLING bdbe thai
TURNS the HOURS Of MONT (When you 20 long FOL
resD Into one LON0, WEARY DAYTIME Of w0RRi
MINT and cARRH Cy-Cry-Cyy-all day and al
night longi II you have, listen 10 Fe11oH, bO con
WINGED, hetLLdle no kHoo-a PEW drops Of IsHAN1
SWEET, REFRESHING sLERP will take the place o.
wAKERuI SUFFERING. Procure al once bottle
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGlifIN BROS. 4 CO., PropriCtors,
Wheeling, ". Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13
TRUSTEES SALE
-OP-
Valuable ChapIlne st. Property

BY virtue Of Decd Of Trust made by franklin
WInShIp aud vile, TO the undersigned Trustee
dated the second day Of December, 1857, and duly
recorded among the land records Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 80, page 27O, |
will on
MONDAY, the l7th day Of January, 1870,
Al the front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio Coun.
ty West Virginia, commencing at 10 o'clock A. T.,
proceed to sell to the highest an best bidder The
following described real estate thatiS to nay; 1.-THE
south two-lhlrds Of lot numbered one hundred and
nnety.iour 100 on the east side Of Chaplne street.
In the Fifth Ward Of the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, being tho same property which wsS con-
veyed TO tho said FnAklln WlnShlp by Matthew b.
Reed aud Elizabeth his vile, Of Belmont county,
Ohio, by q deed dated tho hTst day Of January
1867, aud Of record In the Recorders Office Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 81, page
100, vii all the buildings and appurtenAneeS there
unto belonging"
TRIMS OF SILE-One.ihlrt cash, the balance In
Two equal instruments At LiX and twelve months,
with interest from day Of Rls, with security to DO
approved by the Trustee.
dOlS HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-13
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. u.

ADMISSION Orchestra and Dress Circle. 7Sc.
Family CirrlO,,,..,..,,.,..-,r ,60c.
No extra charge for Reserved SealS
Sale Of Tickets 10 commence this morning at
Adams 4 Lucas Music Store,
Steamer Star Of tho West aud Street Can will
run TO accommodate BCuWoOd and BellAlrs,
le3l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
Ytaal alotltts.

asa io-l0M thence from ga d beginning stoke soulh
fty minutes east four hundred feet to STAKE III W.
d I'd, thence north eighty 1--WE degrees anu my
mtult 8 y est. two hundred and eighteen Ieet anu
ephi teptls of foot TO another stake IN the neuh
Il point from which the said &c uheast corner OF nc
aforcs lid brick house, bears orth twtnty.sik ue
prees and six minutes wes', thence ifm the lasl
mentioned stake no III nfty minutes Wes,, loua M
hundred feet to stake by the post and rail- lehce on
the southerly side Of the aforesaid lane or larm
road from viii stake the south ast corner OF tne
Aforesaid brick building, bears nOfth slSl@-lnree
degree and hfty-eight minutes west anu ~ "ls,hnt
two hundred and seyenty-two ieet anu one-lehlh VI
a foot thence from the last L&enlO ed STAKE ny lle
sou hery SIDE of said lane or farm road SCUM
eghty-fve degree and III minutes east, TWO nun.
Dire and eighteen feet and eght-tenhs OF foot
to the place of beginning. Containing Two hcles Vi
land and also the right of way o the same over
the above mentioned lane or fam read, a 81 the
property of the said anthony Reybod, and withih
the limits OF the said state, situated III the ABOVE
mentioned County and hundred. said lane or iarih
70 I'd leading from the alb we desc bed lot ~ lhnd
through the property of said nth NY Reyhod 10 me
puh'ic road which leads from New Castle saint
Ge rReR -,
AM, that the said n hony Reybold, owner, and
all other pers MS int rested In the said oNe ue-
scr bt lands aud right Of wav be and appear at the
MAY 4 rm Text OF the sald Suretior Court III u
for New Cast' County, at New Ca tle on MohhaV;
tie seventeenth day of May ID eighteen hnDufe'
and seventy Ave- and file their objections, Il any
they have, to The proposed purchase
In timony whereof I have hereunto set my manu-
and anxed the Sc n of the sad SUI erioil
[Lsl Court, at New as lc tue eleventh dhy OF
January, A. d. eighteen hundred and -eV-
ilCHARD q. q oPEP,
ian24 4uw Prolon0iay.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
city Council.
BlLI.-IoUs sEssIoN-vERy LITTLE GENERAL BUS
INEss TRANSACTED

A BlIL-IoUs sEssIoN-vERy LITTLE GENERAL BUS
MESS TRANSACTED.
Conncil met at the usual houf President
Maris in the chair.
The Street Committee reported favorably on
the petition for tho paving of the sidewalks on
the west side OF West street, between 18Th and
14th, and adversely on that for cutters Also
in favor of rejecting all bids for supplying curb
stone, and awarding the contract for flag stone
to John Thomas. All the above reports were
adopted.
The Committee on lamps reported that the
contract for furnishing oil to the city was award
ed to buckingham Il Co. at lllGc per gallon.
Adopted.
On the petition for lamp at 3rd and Church
streets the same committee reported favorably
Adopted.
Tie balance in bank to the credit of the city
was reported at 500, ,S7607.
The Street Commissioner reported 26 men and
IL horses and carts employed, aud the Chief En-
gineer Of the Water Works, Ia men.
A communication was read from Mayor Simms
nominating Daniel b. Woodward prison keeper,
who was confirmed.
Brandywine String Band asked the use OF the
City Hall for Feb. 10Th for hop Granted.
Mr.. McIntire introduced ordinance to re-
peal an ordinance authorizing Henry Pretzchner
to build frame shed. Read twice.
Mr.. Hayes introduced Il resolution appropri-
ating 800 to assist Mrs. James Bradford III her
charity of feeding dodgers in the city cells. The
resolution was withdrawn.
VIM. Candy presented proposals a. follows
For city hauling, per day
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
LOCAL INTELLlGENCE.
Kailr0Ed Hours.
TRAINS LEAvR WILMINGTON

TRAINS LE&VR WILMINGTON
M Se,s rork.-1.s1, A. NJ, 1a.t7, i2.4s, o,42, r
sundays, 1.31, A. M.
For Philadelphia go, $40, $50, 1890, A.
NJ; lq17, 1242, O. 4, b42, 1.zu, go r. N. sundays,
l.3l, A NJ; 400, g. 80, $50, P. NJ.
For Baliiplore.-l2.62, 20s, 1909 A. NJ, l.ss,
$40, ITO, P. Al undays, 1882. 2.as,. A. NJ.
Fu Fash'ngton.-1e.52, ec3, A, NJ. 1858, l.I'
For elatcdre r. R.-500, 1o1U, A. M. $40, +.
M. No sunday trains.
For yslo casNe.-b.00. 1910 A. III. 30, 640, r. NJ
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Reading Il. R.--6So A. N.
ESQ, 1.1b, P. M. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington d Western R. n-0.3O A. M; o.3o,
P. n. No Sunday trains
TRAINS ARargx At WILMINGTON
From NeY Yort.-i.os, A. NJ; 1885, 1.is, 7.oo,
From Philadelphia 1.ss, s5e, A. NJ; laeo'
sundays IL 40, 1.53, 1905, A. NJ. 1l.0O, T. M.
Pron, hqt Deposft.--S.04, A. Nj. NO sunday train.
From. baltimore. = III, 1925, A. Nj. 1901, II 40
532 s.2, P. VI. Sundays, l.2l, a. NJ $50, r. M
Forn Washington. = La, A. NJ. l2yl, l2.4o, os2
g20 p NJ Sunday ,1.2l, A. N. $40, T. M
FSors Delatoare Il. R.-1o.lt, A. M; 90, $50 r.
N. No Sunday trains.
From Neu iastle.-s.00, 1915, A. M; So, $50
r. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading r. R.-S.o6, \. M.
LOO, I 35, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
FTen Wilmington d Western R. R--I.oo, A. NJ.
3.lb p. M. No Sunday trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOX WILMINGTON.
i9.4O, $40, l0s0, A. NJ. 1215 23O, 400, blo, $40
B.45. $50, li.s0, P. NJ. sundays l24O $50 A. NJ WI
L. 80 p M,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
City Business Nt-.err-a
ArCrinNEii,,n.

AUCTl0NEEHa.
l.. ". StidhAm 4 Son III T. an strvri
BASkEit~ ~ BkUkkH-.
Il r. Robinaou o. 100 Market stfssi.
BARRIERS s. HAIR DkE~~klt
a. Aghonbach, aU Market street
DELL. HINfsElis Il Bill. i'U~rtNa
Howard .. Moore No s, 10. Third street.
BOOT q SHOE hiAItEKa. and BEAI
Z. 2. AlsIap,ior. / z masks. sts
john $, Morosnd, 4tb and Poplar strssts
wa 4 farrss turner oe ~ so y Market. sIssst to
CARPENTERS AND Bun.phi.S.
j q. uaddoek, shop Ihorno bei FropI aea iOls "
.. IL d, Seeds. shop W. Fourth near Waut
CIGARS II. TOnAt.O.
Brtsbane 4 DeAiaii,ille. 7g4 Market s,rssl
Geo. A. Davis, bJ2 Sbipey street
WIN. u Robinson, 1852 Il. 9Th street
CLOCKS, WATCHES. ~ JEyEirRs
o |. Bush, corner Seventh aud Market streata
j. o NJ ,ssey Is Il. oh street
tOA'ti a CARRIAGE MATERIAL,
VIM Grse4 d.. . X cor & aad SAals, atssot.
DRUGG:aTa.
II n Bringhurst. al7 Marte' atss-,
FLORISTs.
ratnal Co., Delaware Ayenue and Jsit-reoo s'ra.
GENERAL INSURANCE At:Esr>
S,ans pssa Ja JPgf,E%ss y. 4, s;is, stss9,
t.ESTs' tURNfsfI!Nts GOyit~.
Jtnes NJ. Watson 4 Son, s94 Market .traet
Uhas s Morgan s2i Market -trest
john y, nonghten iln Mrtsat street
HATS. CAPS. &c.
Hukili 4 wairayen, ar Msrkst street
Ohns. H. Dubell. . II. Sd street
HAiHYtrE.
Ja,nes + BRO. IA Market strss,
IRON a. sTHEt.
| WIN Green a Co, y. E. cor vi aYA st!pis, sr.s
| LIVERY STABLES.
| Patrick Holland. 8. ". COR nast ALd utauy.
| observation-disclosures & tH nt-
| Elwood Doauo, IJ " Ah stree;
| he NOnhfle Al and ktus 4treair
MERCHANT Tttt,oHs.
,ieo Gou.rt, u q Fourth street.
| Jonu II. Nu,!lhAlesn, sIh kinv street.
| Samuel Miller. .ir.. ih MARKET slree'
\ PAPER iIsNtINGs, s;ifsnt- 50 NJ
Jot r. Holt, sd and Market siraets
| PLGMaEit- A.sD GAS figIknr
| ". r. unipspls 9ib ith street.
REsI. E@ThTh AGENTS.
| tytns r9nnlnston, Almonds Bis, stb Ait NArs
| ~ NJ Child & Co., No 4 W 7th stfenI -.
| H. frazer, 80 and Shiy.0y str,ets
| Nn. Reynolds d TO-. tela Market street
| 4. II. GrinAhaS, No. ". 81 Street
| W. II. fillmore, M Went 9TH street,
| Win. NuJaoii8y 4 10, ttn harriet street.
n.STA,RiaT' IL BIiJIARD noo
,i',eeph fulirar. ~ end sos Market trao,
ShtgiSG NiAUiiIaEs.
| ro9er Baker $. II. %, 5O1 King rtrseL
Sew Am"ricGn Sowing Machine, 7is Market sirsst
CORR E nnd TEA Dealers.
t'niou Paoile Tea Company, bla Msrtst strsat
JHDEtTAhER ERS.
Thos j. Gllas. ~ shpley strest
Il. y funns. E2 Ola Let stIeot tsae Ady)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
Wantfd.

WANTED - INTELLIGENT, !, ENER-
w GETl' ladies', of good address TO engage III
a profitable business. Call on Saturday and Monday
January 10th and 18th, ct
Mrs II. L. sMYTHF.
janl5,2t' sl4 Kieg street.
NTANTED-A RESPECTABLE PRO
w TESTANT women wishes a situation as
chanbefmaid and seamstr SIS. No Obi ction TO the
country. address,
jan14 ct "W Il " lhls Once.
NTANTED-A FEW MORE MEN TO
w try File h Murphey's Coal, which Ia the hest
In the Market considering price and quality For
further information apply al
aprs-ly COR. 2uTH aud MARKET SITS.
Ninth Ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
w NJ. KENNARD 4 CO.

Black Silks from sl.25 to s35n
Fancy silks IN DARK Got shades from IL 81 tn
R.S.
Fine and Fashionable Dress Goods. ...=
Good Durable Dress Goods.
Paisley ShawS with Red Centre.
Paisley Shuwls with Black Centre.
iteiousse n 90. 3 Kid Gloves.
bog skin Gauntlet Gloves
Ice Gloves, two buttonsl
ltoe Gloves, zone button
Initial Handkerchiefs
Lace uanlkerchiefs.
Ladies Co lars and Cuffs
Lace BarbeS.
Fancy SIX Ilandkerchefs.
flaiu hite Sik Iiandkerchiefs.
Ladies' silk Fringed Sashes.
immense Assortment OF aides Ties.
Embroidered Collars and Cuns.
Fine Toilet oaps
Hair Brushes and Combs.
SIX Umbrellas of the Finest quality
Alpaca Umbrellas
thintz Umbrellas.
Ladies Balbriggan Hose.
thildrenS Fancy striped Hose.
(entlemen's Linen uandkerchefs.
Embroidered Piano Covers.
Embroidered Table Covers
Fine Linen I able Covers.
Bun, Pink and Blue Table Covers
Butf, PINK and Blue Napkins.
Fine White Napkias.
Fine White Towels, s1.O0, 81 .25 and s1.5O
Ladies' Merino Underwear.
tientlenens Merlno Underwear
thillren's Merluo Underwear,
ladies' Banoral Skirts.
hildren's Bdnoral SHIFTS.
White Blankets from 800 to tl5.OU.
White Marseilles Spreads.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets.
Fine In ,rain Carpets.
Milton Rugs and Mats.
.s-we nave also Large stock OF calicoes Can
ton anu Wool Flunnels, Cassimeres, &c, &c, an
tUr these times, 10 many persons, no more appTopr
att presents can he made.
w RuNNa cn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
societies..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Fairfax Lodge, No. $, |. o. 0. r., at Odd Eel
luws's Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 90, l. O. o. r, at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Delaware Tribe, No, /, |. o. R. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, Ais Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council No 3, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hal
51l Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. 6, 1. o. R. NJ, in saville
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 404 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No, Z, X. of p, at knights o
Pythias Hall, 81 Market street
Washington Camp, ?. o. s. Of A., at McClary'
Building.
Pioneer Council, No. i, Soyeregns of Indus
try, at McClarys Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
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Local skreyIfies.

CHI ice ro and Goshen butter. CHEAP, at Bow
mans, "a and KING.
The pelmcst { fee aud choicest teas IN town
can he had az Bowman s. al and King, calicr tLan
elsewhere, aud 'iout You forget l. -
Canned AM cried fruits AMI yeceta' les in great
variety at Bu@nans, 81 and King. Prices AS low
the