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Jubilee Han and the Jubilee singers.

This trOup Of cCloTej Nashville singers
have been singing before lane and enthU-
siastic audiences in the Eastern cities since
their recent departure from this city, and It
is generally believed that their singing has
been better than formerly. When they
left here. it was understood that they
would return here in May 10 participate in
the dedication Of Jubilee Hall, but accord
ing to recent information, they sail for
England some time during that month.
The dedication Of Jubilee Hal has cOnSe-
quently been postponed until The first week
in next September, when the building viii
be completed and ready for occupation.
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The Southern Club and Subscription
Agency.-SubscriptiOns received for any
magazine or newspaper or book published
in the United States or Europe. Readers
will save money and time by becoming
patron Of the Mutual Benefit Agency, as
commissions sTe divided D. H. Rains,
Manager. Office at A. Setlifrs, No. los
Church street, Nashville. milo If
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1875, Mrs. MARTHA R., wife Of Geo. Q. Allen.
Funeral on Friday, 18th inst, at ? O'Clock p.
NJ, from the residence, two miles from city,
near the MurfreesbOTO pike. Services by Rev.
j. b. McFerrin.
Carriages viii leave GroOmes' at 1 < O'Clock
p. II.
MCKAT-At his residence on Summer street,
March %, 1875, ALFRED MCKAY, c0lOred, aged
81 years.
Funeral Saturday morning, at 10 O'Clock, from
his late residence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

Seed Potatoes, Of the following varie-
ties, are brought in daily from the country
and can he had at prices below the market,
at the wholesale Drug Store Of A. II. Cous-
sens & Co, corner Broad and Cherry
streets: Southern Queen, Bermuda, Mis-
sissipi Yellow, New Orleans Red, and Vel
low Yam. Orders by mail filed promptly.
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New Goods as the National Store
Beautiful new Prints, special styles; new
Ruchings, new Em5roideries, sc, &c and
upwards; Ladies Balbriggan Hose SS5e a
pair; Table Linens SOC and Csc; Ginghams
10 and 125c.; yard wide Bleached Domes-
tic, soft finish, 1Oc; yard wide Brown Do
nestle Sc; a lot Of HOneycOmb Spreads at
75c. McGloin & Currid, 1877 Church st.
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A large and appreciatiye audience assem-
blei las- might 10 listen 10 The exercises OF
the literary society which meets Thursday
evening, weekly, ag The Federal Court
room. TIE exercises opened with a song,
followed 10y an essay ON "MytbOlogy in
Literature" by Mrs. Peabody. This Cs-
say, beautifully written and finely read, re-
ceiyed the mayilsd aud Literally bestowed
applause Of the audience.
The Misses iIassIfE followed with an
admirably executed piece Of music.
The Ode TO Gamhriuus, b. Mir. Albert
Roberts, next put its hearers in the best
possible humOr, which was evidenced by
their applause.
Oiher readings, agreeably diversified with
music, furnished very pleasant entertain
ment to the close,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
CITY NOTICES.

Just ReeeiTed-50 boxes best "Amato"
hessana Lemons; so boxes best Mountain
Messana Oranges. For sale low to the
trade. Call early and get bargains in fine
fruit. Massengale & Co., No. 40 Union st.
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Wax Flowers. Mrs. Jenny E. Willard
viii commence a class in Wax Flowers on
April l. First course, SO. Her flowers
have taken premiums and medals over the
best artists in America. Specimens at Miss
McCabe's millinery store, Church street.
Classes viii follow in Exotic, Autumn and
Phantom Leaves. Funeral Flowers and
Bridal Bouquets perfectly preserved. Rooms
al "a South Cherry st. mh26 St
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.nring Onening.-Haying

Spring Opening.-Haying returned
from New York, am now prepared to
show a very choice selection Of French
Pattern BOnnets and Hats, full line Of
Straw Goods in all the new shapes. Also
a new style Of Lace Oyerdress and Sacque.
Mrs. Tyne's, "A Summer street.
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Wednesday night some thieves effected
an entrance through the rear Of a cigar
store on the CofUero Of Cherry and DeaderiCk
streets. They broke Open the cash drawer,
out Of which they got three or four dollars
in change and about seyeU-v-tivs cents in
muljlated currsncy. Clly ABOUT 200 loose
cigars were taken away.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT.-The first section pro-
ceeded with the call of the Davidson
G Iuity. The next case called will be No.
III. The second section was engaged on
the Robertson county docket.
PROBATE CCUET.-Andrew Allison, ad-
minisTatOr, etc, vs.. Y. Baxter, trustee,
ct al; petition 1iled tor partition Of lots.
Letters Of administration were issued to
Mrs. K. Z. Allen upon the estate Of S. NJ.
Allen, deCeased.i
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Yesterdays BLAZES.
A Frame Dwelling Burned-FIre In
South Nashville.

South Nashville.
a small frame house, dwelling Of Lewis
Mullen, cOloTed, on the other side Of the
tressle, between Line and Cay streets, was
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The
furniture was all removed, but the build
ing was burned to the ground.
At a quarter 70 , o'clock yesterday after
noon, the kitchen attached TO the residence
Of Alderman r. II. HALEY, South Cherry
street, was discovered to be in flames, An
alarm was sounded from box 53, and the
engines promptly responded to the call.
The flames were extiuguished with a
loss Of about 500, the roof being the only
part of the house that was materially dam
AGED. The fire was caused by a defective
fiue.s
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Tie oIdest Rarher Gone.

Alfred Mckay, the Oldest barber in Nash
vile, died at l05 O'Clock last night at the
age of 81 years. He had been in barber
shops for Al years, or since he was 10 years
old. For 70 years or more he was employ
ed in the barbeTsh0p Of the old Sewanee
House. For the last seven years he own
ed and worked il the shop on Cherry
street in partnership with ). W. Lapsley.
1t may well be'presumed, therefore, that bis
acquaintance was very extensive. He had
many friends among the whites and was
universally liked. Before emancipation,
he belonged TO Felix Mckay Of this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

Mr.. Rudolph DubelbeisS, formerly Of
this city, has returned, and can nov be
found at the Maxwell House Billiard
Room. he viii play a match game this
evening, al. Z O'Clock, with Mr.. D. Ryan.
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just ReeeiYed-5O boxes best 'Amato"
Messana Lemons; so boxes best Mountain
Messana Oranges. For sale low to the
trade. Call early and get bargains in fine
fruit. Massengale s. Co., No. 40 Union St..
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k'OUR .sTTEBETO.T.
k'OUR s8TT'E.B'ETOR'g
THE UNION AND AMERICAN
Isprepared to execute every description Of
JOB PRINTING
IN THE BEST STYLE AND on FIRST
CLASS MATERIAL.

UiHE PUBLIC MAKE A GRAVE MIS-
take when they 20 or send Norfh ana Fsst
for work that can be as well and As cheapiv done
On Nashville BY the Union and American. Ner-
chants VIII ind, upon Comparison Of work and
prices, that they can do better In the JOB Rooms,
Of tie Union and American than they wiz DO.
hy going abroad, and that 10 Is a great mistake
@ assume that work done &C a distance IS ueccS--
sariiY better than they can obtain az home
They should remember that the more wark they--
have performed BY their neighbors, the better
able win their neighbOrs be 20 % fne work: a,i.
the moro they DO abroad, the more they W,iF
have % DO abroad, because there viii BE- uotll-
ing % induce hrst-class printers % come and re-
main among us.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

Use the best; it is always the cheapest
in the end. DOoley's Yeast Powder has
been universally regarded as the best and
cheapest for over fifteen years.
ulh2S dlw&y1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

Just ReeeiVed-5O boxes best '.AmatO"
Messana Lemons; 50 boxes best Mountain
Messana Oranges. For sale low to the
trade. Call early and get bargains in fine
fruit. MassengaIe s. Co., No. 40 Union St.
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Spring SiIks.-We have just opened an
elegant lot of Spring Silks il stripes and
checks. Thompson Bros. & Kelly, sum
mer street. mh24 st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

LORD ST. LEONARDs taught that it was
the sacred duty Of every mau to make his
Will, and be wrote a book to show how it
should be done. He made his own will
with the sound Of trUmpets, as it were, and
now that will cannot be fOund-lost, ap-
parently, in the wilderness of bis papers,
or, as cOnjectUred, perhaps buried with him
for he kept il sometimes in the pocket Of
his dressing Gown.
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Blank {. J indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tionary; minus u tendency 70 fall; Plus ID
tendency 70 rise.
AIriUed-the A. P. Green, from Caney
Fork, and the Laura L. Davis, from Gin
cinnati.
Depdrted-the Shannon, for Cincinnati,
and the John S. BraasfOrd, for Pt. Isabel.
LeGUing tO-dGy-the Laura L. Davis, for
st. Louis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

Brooks Thread-FoT use on Wilcox &
Gibbs Sewing Machines. full stock Just
received at alone Office, Is North Sum
mer street. mh26 It.
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Fishermen will find a good article Of
Fishing Boots just received at 4S College
street. John Ramage & Son.
mb24 wee. fri sun
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Pure Maple Syrap just received by W.
w. Totten & Bro. in bulk, and for sale in
any quantity at a reduced price.
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goaF Oil EFasDeGa0Fs.

GOV. Porter yesterday appointed W. A.
Wade and r. L. c. White, Coal Oil n
sDectors for Milan and Lebanon TzspeC-
fi.eIE,
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Edward PeynadO & Co. have just re-
ceived fresh Imported Cigars. mh26 It
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MARRIED.
DIED.

STRATTON-HANKS Russellvine, KY,
on the 3 inst, MADISON STRATTON, ESQ, OF
EdgC field, to Mrs L. A. HANKS, OF RUssellyille.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

A POLICEMAN met q negro at night car
rying trunk along tie street, and collared
him. The negro exclaimed: De family
what was boarding me has Deen axing for
money, and as dey was gone out tonight
thought l would get into some family whaT
dey respected de panic"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26
WAR DEPARrarENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. March 20, 100 An.
PrObGb ilitieS.-FOr the lake region, the
Ohio valley and Tennessee, generally
cloudy ant warmer weather, sOutherly
winds veering to westerly, and falling
barometer, except near Lake Superior, and
local rains north Of the Ohio valley.
The Ohio and central Mississippi rivers
viii fall slowly.
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UNION AND AMERICAN

than any other paper published in Tennessee o
the South Address
UNION ANDABIERICAN,
Nashville Tenn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

sadUeFfiSerS, at Home and
.g5rOGd,
VIII unquesiiJnably reach greater number or
readers through the columns Of the UNION
AND AMERICAN than any paper published
in Tennessee or the south Address
UNION AND AMERICAN
Nashville. Tenn
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Tslsgraphie Report from SignsI Service Corps q.
s. A., Of ObSsruGSan, Ct $50 p. n
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RIVER NEWS.

DAILY Report Of S.egs q Ka,sr, ;eia Caqsgs'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

PuIsasu Palace Dravfn--ruom ana Sleeping
Gas from St. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
OF cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained az the principal Ticket Offices
Throughout the West. S0uth-wes- and North
west. THOS. p. BARRY, West n Passenger
s gent Cincinnati.
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is made up from three dailies, and il fun or
choice matter Mailed Wednesdays and SAT-
,urdaTs. One year only $40; six months
$40; three months, eI.0J.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-26

LOUISVILLE & CINCIENATE SHORT
LINE ELATLROAD.-Iralnsl leave and ar
rive at Louisville as fellows:
TRAINs LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-12
CLOSE OF THE BROOKLYN TRIAL.

1t would be great misfortune il the jury in
the Beecher case should fail to agree. A verdict
OF guilty would scarcely b.. Jess desirable than
disagreement, for Mr.. Beecher would suffer in
the latter case almost as much as in the former,
while the whole business would remain undecid-
cd. II we are forced to admit him guilty, by
verdict to which all must submit, the blow
however severe-will have been dealt, and
we can turn to pleasanter things, but
II the question Is to remain in the unsettled
state 1t has held for 30 many months, nothing
will be gained for those who believe Tilton in
the right, while the doubt attaching to the 9TH
or side will be tedious and distressing weight.
80 numerous have been the contradictions and
opposing views of this unhappy dispute that it
ia no disparsgement of the general intelligence
to admit that opinions upon what would be the
ultimate decision of the Jury have undergone
different changes and notifications. We may
suppose very readily that the jurors themselves
have felt the same uncertainty, fact that would
be no more reproach to them than to other
people. It has at various times seemed impos-
sible that the verdict should be other than one
Of triumphant and unqualified acquittal; it has
1t no time seemed possible-in our view-that
Tilton should secure verdict; but there have
been other periods when a fear Of disagreement
has been strong, and such a fear is unhappily
felt now at the very close Of the case. There
WAS significant alteration on Tuesday evening
between some Of of the Jurors, relative to allow
ing Mr. Eyarts extra time to continue his
argument, which does not appear to have been
noted TO any extent. One of the jurymen, Mr..
Mr. ha
in sharp manner, when the latter gentleman
proposed further adjournment. Thyer COM
planned that he and others had been "giving
way" to Carpenter and used these words in de-
manding that Mr.. Evarts close as agreed upon
"We have got you tight there" 1t may be that
there Was nothing in this but momentary vexa-
tion, but anything like alteration be-
tween these gentlemen must be looked
upon with anxiety at. this time. 1t has grown
to be generally considered that Mr. Carpenter is
strongly for Beecher, and Mr.. Evarts gave his
attention to him personally during much of his
address. Thyer on the other hand, 1t may be re.
membered, is the rather stolid juror who was
somewhat abused by the reporters at the open
ing of the case for his lack of interest and ap
parent failure to grasp the importance of the
trial. He made an effort to be excused at the
outset, and undertook the duty with reluctance
At least one other juror sided with Mr.. Thyer il
this alteration with Foreman Carpenter.
II the question is, after all this worry and Of
fense to public propriety, to be legally unsettled
all that will remain for believers in the grea
preachers integrity will be the reflection tina
they gave him such moral support as lay in thel
power, and that for the rest they are not respon
aihla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-12
A Bellies Ammunition Tor the Cadets.

Bellies Ammunition Tor the Cadets.
Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
ii Gazette writes The graduating hop at West
Point will call from near and far the pretty girls
arrayed in their most enchanting wearing appar-
el, who will make havoc enough in the hearts Of
the youthful followers OF Mars. One young lady
from 'our town." tall, graceful, and most 'dl-
yinely fair, had an outfit prepared which looks
very suggestive of aspirations towards tros-
seau White embroidered muslins, every flounce
edged with falenciennes, white pinas with white
and colored embroidery, lovely white dress,
made with daintiest Of plisse ruflles and various
colored silks, with overdress Of black or ecru
guipure and dozen different chapeaus Think
OF IL, twelve hats for a visit of four or five
weeks Doesn't it make you triie envious
One hat is a broad brimmed black chip, turned
up on one side, and faced with cream-colored
silk, dainty shirred, and cluster of ripe scarlet
cherries nesting temptingly in its midst while
cream-colored turquoise elk, made einto crushed,
soft, bows, with the same tantaliZing cherries
peeping out from their folds, ornament the out
side. Another is an unbleached chip far pret-
tier and more becoming than the staring, dead
white ones,) is trimmed with pale blue and white
silk and feathers, and wreath of forget-me-
nots and white hlacs on the inside. Another
still is leghorn, turned jauntily up in tho back,
and dropping over the face 1t is trimmed with
an exquisite plume and turquoise silk
of delicate corn color, while spray
OF pale straw-colored wild roSeB IN full bloom
and two or three buds fall from one side, and a
pale pink wild rose, looking as if too fragile to
touch, looks at ''the world and things" from
the front Of the hat. A Panama hat is faced
with gray, and enlivened by dash of cardinal
red" in bows and flowers. A dainty chip is en-
circled by wreath of apple blossoms and silk
and plume Of the same dainty hue, and drap,
fine straw, tnrned up at one side, has gray feath-
ers and long ends, with crimson knot on ono
side, over which nod graceful fuchsias of the
same rich shade. These are some of the many
head-coverings to be carried with the effects of a
young lady richly endowed by the kindly immor-
tails with many charms and fascinations
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-12
IFrom our Late Editions of Yesterday ]
Longwood Yearly Meeting.

THE SESSIONS BEGUN, yEsTERDAY--THg PROMINENT
PERSONS PRESENT.
LoNGwooD, June 10.
The twenty.second yearly meeting of the Pro-
gressiye Friends began this morning and will
continue three days. Among those in attend
ance are Oliver johnson and wife, William Lloyd
Garrison, Edward Everett Hale, Francis d. Gage
and other lesser lights The place Of meeting
is in a modest frame building, small in size and
plain in fnish but what man disdained TO do in
the way of ornamentation nature has lavish
ly compensated for. Situated in ono of the most
fertile portions of our Commonwealth with
rolling hills and natural terraces decked out in
brightest green, the darker hue of the woods
forming backgrounds pleasant to the eye. The
view in every direction is extensive and grand.
To the west rises the spire of "Cedarcroft," the
beautiful home OF Bayard Taylor, and just south
the mansion Of Mr.. I. L. Sickles, of the Union
Pacific, while dotted here and there are the
snug farm houses, telling of comfort and nod
ding ease. In front Of the church is cemetery,
one Of the most beautiful in the whole country.
The session of to-day opened with the reading
OF minutes, the appointing OF committees and
other business, with discussion in the after
noon. Tomorrow we may expect to have num-
Der of addresses and discussions. The pleasant
and shaded enclosure is filed with the old and
young Of the neighborhood, who sit in the open
air and enjoy the breeze while the hummng of
the bees gives a sense of drowainess to the
soene
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-12
City Business 1irfftpry.

1
| Aactieaeers
L. W. Stidham Son. III East eth street
Banker~ and Brokers
r. R. Robinson Co., 400 Market street
He'll Ringers md Blil Posters,
| Geo. W. jackson, 8 West 9Th St
Boot and Shoe Makers and Deniers.
S.Soaos g. Als1apSsr Sls ~ ~ MsTss, Market ,,.. e.
.sas aass MsssiSa IN &ss ss 1ss sseaS %Sg1r Z. Sta
W. A. Turner 90. 3ls Market st
Carpenters md Builders.
j. Haddoek. shop rhorne bel Front Ros ioIs wash'n
| Cigars and Tobacco.
| Brisbane 4 DeMsinville, II E Fourth street
| Geo. A. Davis, 6Oa Shipley st.
| Clocks, Watches. nnd-Jewcfers.
| O. l. Bush, 2a Market street
| j. Q. Massey. 4Oi King street
Coach and CnrrinRe Material.
VIM. Green o., s. f. corner Sd and shIpley sta
| Druggists.
IL X. Bripghurst, 3l7 Market ST.
Florists.
| Tatnal 4 Co. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson st.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas /. plumnor. 62 Market st
Wooloy Van Trump bl0 Market st
| Gents Furnishing Goods
flames lam. N & Watson A 4 Son. s'n -! % Market St
John p. Doughten 4lO Market At.
Hats, Caps, &c
SSs SSs. 4 4 s|safsa Bassi Ia. a. si,s' III !. street
Iron md Steel
VIM. Green 4 Co., S. E. corner Sd and Shipley sts
Livery Stables
| Patrick Holland s. W. corner Front and Orange
Looking -tiIusses ind Frames
Elwood Doane, 10 west sth st.
| +. McMonagle. Sd and King SITS.
Merchant TaiIors
Geo. Gouert 10 E. 4th st.
John H. Muhlhausen, Ais King ct.
Samuel Miller jr, l09 Market st.
Paper HRnRings, shades, &c
! John r. Holt, 2a3 Market street.
| Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bd'g., sth aud Market
| M. M. Child Co.. 4 west 7th st.
| j. H. Frazer. 3D. and Shipley SITS.
| Vim. Reynolds 4 Co., S3l Market st.
| VIM. McCaaley L Co., tsS Market st
Restaurant and Billiard Room
Joseph Fullmer. 5oi and 5o5 Market st.
Sewing Machines
| Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine Co., bf King at.
| Now American Sewing Machine, 7lS Market st.
| Underwriters
| Thomas j. Giles ri Shipley st.
| X. s. Young, ITO West Tenth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-12
Yrom our Late Editions Of Yesterday.l
nri.to,y and the Whi.kry Ring.

Secretary Brstow feels confident that he will
secure the conviction of members Of the Whis-
key Ring In the West on charge. Of defrauding
the Government. He is pushing the investiga.
tion in quarters heretofore not suspected, and
ing that all the frauds have not yet been ex-
posed and stopped. A good many additional
seizures will be made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-12

A Washington despatch says that the r,1mors
prevalent in that city for some days past of a
rupture between Senator Morton and Secretary
Bristow are without the slightest foundation in
fact On the contrary, the most amcable rela-
tions are said to exist between these gentlemen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-12
NIr Baach Continues

Mr.. Beach continued his summing mp for Til
ton in the scandal trial yesterday. His efforts
30 far are principally directed towards breaking
down the theory OF the defence, and that Mr..
Beechers character, disposition and life ought
to be sufficient for his acquittal. The Tiltonian
sympathizers were ont in force yesterday, and
applauded Mr.. Beech rs he came into Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-12
r W. BRINE,
SAIL MAKER,
NO, IL EAST WATER STREET,

continues TO make store and window awnings of ali
varieties OF patterns, In connection with sail making
All awnings, when desired, made mldew proof, at
MODERATE price. call Ia respectfully solicited
- N. b.-Canvass printing also promptly attended
W. my10-lm