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National Republican., 1875-07-23
Efforts Of the Grangers,

Col. D. Wyatt Aiken, of South Carolina, was
the guest of the Patrons of Industry in New York
on Tuesday evening. Col. Aiken is q member Of
the National Grange and one Of the executive
committee. He is also Grand Master of the State
Grange Of South Carolina. He has been in the
North for some weeks, In the interests of the
order, principally for the purpose Of making con-
tracts for purchases. short time ago he was in
the city and visited the different oranges, giving
them much Information respecting the progress
and condition of the order throughout tb country.
Leaving here, he proceeded TO the East, where he
was engaged for some time with cotton manufac-
turers, offering Inducements to them to visit the
South and introduce cotton-m mills there. Mr.
Aiken says be was warmly received in the East,
and his propositions were listened to with In
terest. The early part Of the evening, st the re-
cepton, occupied in the Introduction of visitors
and in general conversation. Among those pre-
sent were ]. Mortimer Whitehead, Master ofthe
New Jersey State Grange; N. Munday, Master
Of Elizabeth Grange; J. H. Vail, Master Of 0hes-
ter Grange, of Orange county, N. Y; d. ID. T..
Moore, Master, and J. N. Naughton, Secretary
Of Knickerbocker Grange, and J. g. Wells, man
ager Of the Patrons Publishing Company, besides
q number Of visitors from neighboring oranges.
National Republican., 1875-07-23
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were granted
yesterday: Stephen Taylor and Adde MaddiD,
JOhn MONTGOMERY and Jennie Wormley, James
5. Tayler and Sarah Redman, Samuel Henson
and Lizzie Simms, and Christian Schloc and An
nj
National Republican., 1875-07-23
THE COURTS.
Criminal Court-Judge Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:

JUDGE MILLS, OF THE POLICE COURT.
Samuel @. Mills, q justice of the peace was ap-
pointed Judge Of the Police Court In the absence
Of Hon. W. B. Smell, Judge Of that court
Nolle prosequies were entered In the cases of
James Edwards for assault and battery and John
Magruder, II. Maryman and Alphonso Maryman
on the same charge. Adjourned,
Circuit Court-Judge Humphreys.
This court was engaged yesterday with the case
National Republican., 1875-07-23
Delicious.
Ear Sale.

Palmef's Cincinnati Lion lager is the finest beer
IN the city. For sale by dealers for family use at
s1.2O per dozen, pint bottles.
National Republican., 1875-07-23
Extraordinary Murder and Suicide in Norway

The Copenhagen correspondent Of the Pail Mall
GG=ette, writing on the 4th, says: "a strange
affair happened q few days ago at the Hotel Kong
Carl, in Chrstianis, which recalls similar trag-
edy that occurred in London Q couple Of years
ego. About o week ago two brothers, Germans,
arrived BY the steamer at CHRISTIANS, and took
apartments at the Hotel Kong Carl. In the mid.
die Of the night terrible noise was heard in the
and other furniture were thrown about, and some
even out OF the windows. The other dodgers
rushed to the room, when the door was suddenly
opened and one Of the Germans, armed with Q
poignard, struck tho nearest gentleman fearful
blow In the abdomen, after which he closed the
door again. The noise lasted O few minutes
longer, and then all became quiet. When the po-
lice entered shortly afterWard both brothers we're
found dead with their throats cut, the elder hav-
ing first murdered the younger one and then cut
bis own throat. About E9o In Prussian money
was found In their possession, and, according 70
the Information received from Germany, this
money 10 part Of the proceeds Of q robbery effected
shortly before their departure from Lubeck"
National Republican., 1875-07-23

Mr.. Gwynn, Of Virginia, is dead. His last mem
orsndum provided that he should be buried with
his head eighteen inches higher than his feet that
his cane and sheepskin should be placed In the
comm with him. and that the coin should be care
fully wrapped in blanket
National Republican., 1875-07-23

In one Of the Brussels theatpes. the Fantasies
Parisiennes, smoking has always been allowed.
Now, however, an actress Is playing there who
objects to the practice, and placards say: "Snok-
ing is strictly prohibited during the represents
tions Of Mile. Roussell."
National Republican., 1875-07-23

Handsome figured alpacas-neat, stylish and
hesr-fuet opened, SAKs Co.,
3le Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-07-23

The Conewsugo swamp, containing some 25,Ooo
acres Of wet farming lands, in Chautauqua and
Cattsraugus counties, N. Y, is about 70 be re-
claimed by drainage. It ID estimated that by this
means owe: u 900, 900 worth Of land Will be got
ppdsr eulrYation.
National Republican., 1875-07-23
srnIRn MONEY prcnrrprn

Another case was that Of Mr.. b. T. Wilkey,
who keeps dining saloon on Ninth street, who
reported that he had lost pocket book contain
1ng S45, which be was satisfied had been stolen.
1t was assigned to the same officers who at once
visited the establishment Of Mr.. W., and pro-
ceeded TO interview the half dozen colored EN-.
ployees Of the place. They Individually and col.
Iectfyely denied all knowledge Of the theft after
which the officers proceeded to make a search Of
the premises, and were rewarded by finding the
book with the money untouched In q coal bin In
the rear gard. No arrests were made but Il Is
probable that there VIII be a few discharges In
Tic establishment before many DAYS.
National Republican., 1875-07-23
EXCURSIO

v n. G. 4. EXC6RsION.
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssD-
CITATION
miles down the Potomac,
MONDAY EVENING, JULY8.
Leave sixth-street wharf at o'clock; returning
a. u p. m. precisely.
Tickets. 81, fer gentleman and lady. for sale M
rooms and by mem mbers ofY. n. @. A. iH22-It
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Pen Copy1nS
NO LONGER NECESSARY,

BY CLEPHANE n co.'s NEW AUTO.
Lithographie process, PRINTED copies OF All pa-
pers furnished At the low rate Of 10 cents per folio
OF 100 words Tor first COPY, and TWO CENTS per
folio for each additional copy. -
Fac simile copies OF Drawfngs. Plans. Ietters
Circulars, &c, at lowest rates.
Dispositions taken In shorthand, and transcripts
heretofore.
"A competent corps OF sssnographer,s at COM
oslsss, ~ ssysnsh street, opposite General Post
]. o. CLEPHANE.
MAURICE PECHIN,
". 9. MURDOCK. ny1I-sm
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T FukcaAsINe OoMMITTEE, i.

Holders Of bonds n Wsshington and vicinity
ing-hOuse Of a. D, Cooke, IT,, Co., 1919 = street.
National Republican., 1875-07-23

MEETING GF STOCKHOLDERS LAST NIGHT.
National Republican., 1875-07-23
o'coNNELL CENTENARY CELEBRATION

SUCCESS OF THE PROJECT ASSURED.
National Republican., 1875-07-23

AL KINDS OF eENrLEMEN's CAST.
"a on wearing apparel can Be sold 70 the very best
b strest, bet.esn sirA and esSentA nortkvest
HSsi; - nan '''-'s'' 's''.d's's' 0a'A '.aH.
National Republican., 1875-07-23
LOST AND FOUND.
Not Much Work for the Detectives

NUI NUUu WUIA IuI ING UtI6CLIV6s'
Yesterday morning o well-known citizen en-
tered police headquarters in high state Of ex-
eitement, and reported that his pocket had been
picked Of pocketbook containing q large sum
Of money and some valuable papers The case
was assigned to Detectives McDevitt and Miller,
and they at once proceeded to question the loser
as to where and when the money was lost, and
who he suspected. After talk the officers were
satisfied that the book had simply been misIaid,
and requested the gentleman to return to his
result to the office. He did as requested, and late
in the afternoon the following message was re-
eeived at headquarters: "Tell McDeVitt ant NIL
lRr L have m rnnnkak
National Republican., 1875-07-23

NATIONAL PAP.1 ASSOCIATION.
National Republican., 1875-07-23

The following statement was telegrsphed last
night from the St. Elizabeth Asylum in connec-
tion with the ease: "a woman sent. to this asy-
lum by the District authorities as Mrs Louisa
Walden, escaped May 8, 1875. She usually said
her real name was Mrs. Louisa o. AVerill. She
is said to have taken various names at different
times. Her true name is probably Olive E. Dut.
ton, and she is Q native OF Ludlow, Mass, and is
well educated. The woman is greatly TO be
pitied, but hesitating Indulgence in indignation
on account Of the alleged outrage in jersey City
is suggested"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad H0urs.

ROr Sss YorA-l.sl, A. M, 1a1T 1912, r.A2, P. M
For PAiladelpAia-1.sl, $50, $40, $50. 1oso A.
n. 1217, 12.42, 4, o.42, T2O $50 p. N. Sundays
l.s1, A. NJ. 400, $50, $50, p. M.
For Bat11nors.--12.o2 20S, 1902, 4. NJ; lsS
go, T.10, P. M. sundays, 1852, 2.o3, A. M.
For Washington. 2.03, A. M; 1896, l9s
$50 7.11, +. h. Sundays, 1859, 2.o3, \. VI.
For Deidiears r. R-b.oo, 1910, a. NJ; $40, p
II. No Sunday trains.
For Ne,s ccste.-o.oo. 1910. A. NJ. l.25 $40, p. M
No sunday trains.
For Ril,nfrctsn sy,d Reading 4. R.-os5, $50; A.
NJ, blb p. NJ No Sunday train.
For Wilmington 4 Western II. n-l0.3 A. Nj; n.3b
P. N. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIv9 Az WILMINGTON.
From He,c Yort.-I.ss, A. NJ. 1854, i.la, 100, T.
N. Sundays 1.53. A. NJ.
Pron Phiiadel lphia.-l242, 1.'s, oes, A. M; lae0
M; 1884 Lis, 400, 51h, d.s5, 400. s.1o ll.N II. Nj
Sundays, IL 40, l.5s, 1919, A. NJ; 1i.oO, p. Nj.
PS0iH P0r. psposit.-Sa4 a. -, No sunday train
From baltimore. - Isl, le..o, :. NJ 1901, i2au
b.s2, $50, p. NJ sunda5s, l.sl, 4. NJ. $50, 4. "
From Washington. i.sl, a. M; 1871, 1910, 59l
$50, Z. NJ. Sunday 1.4l, ~ N. sae, 2. N.
From De!Girdre r. R.-lJ.lo, A. NJ; $50, $50, T.
II. No sunday trains.
From Ne,s castie.-s.oc, 1915, \. Il. sso. 6.oo
P. III. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading Il. f.. s.s2. A. NJ.
BIS, s5, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington k Western r. I.&, A. VI.
s.l5 p M. No Sunday trains.
LBAvx PHILADELPHIA FOR wILNIseTos,
1aSo, $50, 1890, A. M 1919, AGO. i00 Obs, 800
s4o $50, 11s0 P. NJ. sundays l2&o $50 a. VI. s.s'
Il.90 P, II,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Local Brevtrles.
Sun sets at 7.eo.
The end Of Spring to-day.

Sun sets at 7.2o.
The end OF Spring to-day.
Sunrise tomorrow at 4.35.
Moon rise tomorrow morning.
The lion OF the day-dandelion.
LOOK out for the Directory in day or two
Andy Williams supplies Greenbank with ice cream.
The potato beetles are laying their eggs by the
million.
Jones Is like candle he always smokes when he
goes out
Fine straw hats at Dubels, E. Sd street, ior
boys and men
Fullmer's clan soup is really superb, and his din
ner5 are satisfying.
Woods patent spring bottoms for coolers and
reftlserators are all The go.
The largest assortment of camp CHAIRS Is at
adalrs, 4th anu ing streets.
Ice is an Indispensable article, 50 is a spring bot
ton Tor Your cooler and refrigerator.
Mrs Bradway has large variety OF infants cass
clothing AMI aprons, at $40 b. 9Th street.
Get spring hat that rain won't turn yellow, one
OF webb own make at s0i Market street.
Every Warwick and Rlmwo0d collar that is sold is
ptrftc 'lRs cannot be sand OF any other collar
made.
Cottage furniture and uphols;ering IN ali It's
branches at the Enterprise Manuiacur ng Co :, 22U
anu 224 Market street.
Beautiful wedding and reception cards printed
almost as fine as engraving at one fourth The cost,
al the CoMMSRCIAI. ONCE.
Ready made garments, almost equal In style and
Ut. to custonl-lnade work, at Buxbaum's 3d and
Market. Prices very low.
Those who have employed Mccartney 4 keuney,
AZ Shpey street. recominen nj them upholsterers
Ihey guarantee satisfaction.
The standard Of excellence in ten cent cigars re-
sides in Singles sons pirtagas made and sold by
singles son, at go Market street.
A Kentucky man died and they put him on Ice,
out awoke In Tie night and yelled out: shy
uont you put some more wood In that stove
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
List of New Hooks. Wilmington fu>ts.
Iufe library,

The following new books have been added TO tie
wilming Institute Library, during the month OF
My:
Bowaitch's Navigation
Manual OF Mythology a. S. Murray.
Personal "reminiscences OF General Roher. Z.
Lee. KEY. j. w. Jones.
Notes on Paris II. Tainc.
The Ariel World q. Hartwlg
short History Of the English People j Il.
Rope Of the Camp G. Welsh Mason.
The Unseen Universe
Mexico; our next Door Mel ghbor. Rey. Gilbert
Eavep.
Songs Of Our Youth. Mrs. Craik
Ralph Nlitons Weird, l;wo roplest Mrs. !leNan-
po-cas Club, ,Nacht serles.) two copies.
= Good Bye sweetheart, t'wo eopies.l khoia
The shadowed Home r. II. Bicsersteth
Alice Brand A Romance. A. q. Riddle.
Adventures Of Cheyalier De La Sale aud his Com
Aisanose ~. yisit 'oaana II Mathews. uuyone.l
annAs Birthday CAT q
Eosnlies Pet -
The New Scholar
Mabel.
n n !. ,dap s.s,,l IN Ensiala BY t.o.F
sports Tia i S@ Kew \ NEWT neWit ramaae assa
nakrldge !. hmerson Smith.
P,eachlng without Notes Rev. X s. Sorrs, ID. d
Personal Rem'niscen es By Cornella huleht
and Thomas Rallies
Eoiores. MIS-. Forester
sex IN Industry. szel AMes, Jr.
Whip and spur George g. Warlrs Jr.
Pam Massie. jus IN Mccarthy.
1--we Aroat. +. II. sheppard. e s. u
Popular Astronomy. D, NJ. Mitchell
Nr. smith part of his Lie. L. Is Walfird.
Lite and Growth Of Language ". ~ whitney
tAtechisln OF the Locomotive n y. Forney
Aristophanes'-s apo ogy. Robert Browning
Antony rade, robert Lowell.
X mlu'scenses of William Charles Macready 81
f Pollock.
Perfect Love Katharine s Washburne.
Days near home. sul ustus j. Z. Hare
Throngn Normandy. Katharine 5. NcQuuid
British Wild Flowers. Sir John laLbGck
| West Lawr. Mary J. Holmes.
Nrosile Homlies peln Afford
'ihe Romance cf ~ Honest Woman Nictoi
| GherNuliez
9hc Poor clrG AID c7eoSsd sixpenep. O. E
mem r. ofG-nceaiw I. Sherman STwo copies
B' Himself
| \ Perfect Adonis Miss coles.
| j. rihas Engagement. Auu :. stephens,
| History OF the Roman Empire. A. NJ. Curtels
IIuhhtun u Failure. NJ. plo Lewis.
! English Men Of Science. Francis Gallon.
Defence OF GueneYere, aiQlutI4r Poems. Wllitt
| M2t!-.
Poems by Edgar A. Foe, with Biography
| Thc NIyck ul The Chancellor. .uies Verne.
| Fac ktreit ORIGIN Of Nln James c. SouthA.i.
| t,ois " ord throUyA Preaching. John Hail. n u
Poetic Studies Il @tneth stuart Phelps.
| We eua Uur Neighn1rs or Kcc1rls OIL an II
| fashionable street. ,Funr copies Mrs Stove
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Tho Temperature, To-aisy.
AS REGISTERED At THE COMMERCIAL o.Fiuh
At A. M, 10 At1 p. NJ, 5,
New Castle County Courts.
Rsgorttd .tor tAe comnltteial.

Reported fer the Commercial.
New CASTLE, May %.
Court opened at 10 o'clock, Judges Gilnin.
Houston and Wooten on the bench.
special jury WAS sworn to assess damages in
the cases of U. S. Ys. Anthony Reybold. L. s. Vs.
VIM. ReyboiS- and U, S. VS. David Gi Niyin-
condemnations of land for lighthouse purpo-
ses. The following gentlemen composed the
jury Benjamin Elliott, Robert Il. Robinson,
James B Henry, George, B. Evans
Geo Springer Bauduy Simmons, Win, Nc.
Celand, Curtis b. Ellison, Edward A. Lockwood,
John X. Williams. This Jury makes its return
about Monday and before the award will view
the premises and hear testimony.
The court then proceeded with Carnell Va.
Guyer, and the arguments of counsel occupied
until p. NJ, when the jury took the case
Previous TO the adjournment of court the jury
returned verdict for +. l.. L d. Il. Carnell
OF S346 and COSTS
Tough and John Russell administrators, vs.
Daniel II. Kent -Trespass vi q orntis
Charles B. Lore, ESD, for plaintiffs Messrs
Harrington 4 Hoffecker for the defense.
The circumstances OF this case alleged by
the plaintiffs are as follows In the month OF
February 1872 Mccullough ~ Russell entered
INTO an agreement with Daniel II. Kent for the
hiring for one year. of the 2nd, 3rd 4th stor-
les, OF No. 2l3 Shlpley st. Tie plaintiffs took
possession i'll March, 1872, and commenced the
VI pouts hilt snuts VI
wear About the middle of June in that year
the defendant wishing to make some repairs
to his portion, (the lower story commenced TO
tear it out and also tore out portion Of the
second story which WAS In the occupation OF
Mccullough and Russell without any consent
hrst had. The defendant also used one OF the
plaintiffs rooms for the purpose of rebuilding
| carrying mortar, etc. to and fro. The plaintiffs
also claimed that the front of their portion of
the building was open from 4 to weeks SO ex-
posed to the pablo that it was necessary that a
private watchman be hired. This tiespass wac
committed while Mr. Mccullough, the active
member OF the firm, was in Europe and Tile
place was looked after by his clerks and agents
They also claimed damage done To the stock rs
the dust, some Of the stock being returned Is
buyers on account OF its damaged appearance.
Damages are laid at $1,000.
The remainder of the day was consumed Us
evidence on the side OF the plaintiff, tending (
prove the above state OF facts.
Court adjourned until Monday at "a \. u.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EYrN,na.

Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. F., At Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Herman Lodge. No, 20, l. 0. o. T., at Odi
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street,
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3,
0. U. A. VI, at Hall Sixth and Market
Wilmington Council, No. 5, Jr. .. L. A. NJ, at
Hall 5ll Market street,
Enterprise Circle, b. [. C. A., at Hall 5o4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. !, k. OF P, at Knights
Of Pytlnas Hail. 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 5, A. o. Of q. l., ct
McClarys Building.
Star OF Bethlehem Division, No. :, s. Of +,
Ninth snd French street.
wswaset Lodge, No. l3, I o of G. T., ST room
18th and Scott streets.
Minqia Tribe No. $, I. 0. Il. NJ, q. Red Men 5
Hall, AIS Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

er Nerpots Debiiity.-A depressed, irritable state
Of mind a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
Energy or animation; confused head. weak mem-
ory. The consequence of eNcesses, OF mental over
work. This Nerpoiis Debility finds sovereign cure
In Humphrtys' Homeopathic Specific, No. IS. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
IL spondency, aud reJuvenates the entire system II
Is perfectly harmless ana awa,s efficient. Price
S. for package OF tye boxes ard a large 81 vial OF
powder, which is important in Old serious cases
or 81 per single box Sold by all druggists, sent
By mail receipt Of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. s62 Broad
way, MY. feb25,d8w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
agaatea.

NyANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN
w wishes partner with St'Ob eapinl ~ take
an interest IN an estall shed hlsinrss amt have
charge Of the books store on MARKET street Adj
dress m,29.tf MECH ANIr. llilShFFiNF.
M a n 4 II l-T,VU ph0IESIAN I
w girls cook and nurse. Apply 10 Mrs. u. W.
Cause, cor Penna Ave. AMI Clayton SITS, Ciiy.
mayli-it
5EfANTED --SllARkS IN TUE ClIl-
w lENS Loan Association m the inst series.
Apply to GbU. 4. MAhis,
mayI-tf Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
The clayton fiou,e.

ARRIVALS, Up TO THIS MonslSH
Patterson Da Bois, Phila.
Miss Clara Green, West Chester.
b p Wilson Il wife.
d Wacheuheimer, Phila.
Susie L Hood, ="
b Burnett, FELTON, Del. .".
W Auchincloss 4 wife. city.
/ S Kent, Allentown, Pa ...
G Scott 4 wife, Pmla.
Miss Ella Scott, ."
C Scott, Jr., ..
NJ b Chenek, Fulton y y. .4.=.." "....
Frank b I.ysle, Ph!lsda. =-...
James Malonyu
NJ Emory, "--. .--=5. .."
Chss Bell, -.=
Harvey NJ Harris, City. .-.-g.
Walter N Warren. T"
Geo W Wilson, Boston.
Marcus Beebe .
Jacob Weicher, Rochester y Y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
2srtuersh;Y alniiceG.

NOTICE.-Tn COMPREHENSIVE
IN heretofore existing between William Green
Charles Green and William Wilson ,Ir., under The
firm name ~ llliavi Green n Co, is tins day
q solved by mutual consent. Either TO sgn IN liqn-
siA'inn.
william GREEN
CHARLES GREEN
MM. WILSON, JR.
Wilmington. May /, lsl3-maya-in'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Enst and ;fuund.

T OST OR MIsLAID.-NOrICE IS
IL hereby given that the undersigned has applied
for new deposit book OF the Wilmington tHyipgs
Fund ocicty, the old one having been lost.
ELIZABETH MCCABF,
mysl ,itaw,3t' Wmnston, Del
7 OST--A CANARY BIRD--A SUIT
~ ABLE reward will be given II left ~ 81 . West
ST. my9'-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
T. BRiNGAuHsr g co,

IT. BSiNGl4 URSF - co,
CIR, sGITu sni HARkYsI ~
oner tne ass'1riinrat ~ ane gpba-
comprising IN par
Pine RroGEs and ottsr Thermometers,
Fln~er Vases.
Nloet S'an5s,
Ont q asstoegGe BGst.ts
t4.t tr!0gge Bottles,
Cologne Toilet oeis,
Iravvlny tups ia Kusaa leg, rtf
Eald and Toilet Mirtor-,
Colegn. Fiasss,
Finest French Ila'r Rrlsi es
Fluesi Epg!.sn iie'r Brushes,
Finest Ai2eTicaA li4is Brushes.
in ivory, halala, ,tnse 4, rosewood s9'tawcpd sc
T1rtise-saeil Dressing COiaos,
ivory Dressing Coubs,
Buua!o Dressing ombs,
lndR-ruboer Dressing C0mos
Dressing Cases,
smelling Bottles,
French English and American ExirptA
ttor the HaHlNerchief.)
Bes!Acs au extensive variety OF Foreign and Amer.
cdn Coleghes, 7 H.. snais, Cosmetics, saehar
Pow lers, Clot., IiaI, Nal. and ToCth
Br1shes sc. comprising Que Of the larges.
eSscTtnents OF + / n T. TOILET
t'COOS. ever Tered in This city.
= N{lSGrUkST & CO..
APOTuBC1 RIBs,
q 'rr.r siyfh and MsrSet Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
CITY ITEM s.

FE- Ladies' Shoes, new stock at very low prices, a.
Babcock Il Bro, 2i3 Market street. myS,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

Es- Kyies lee credm.-Kye's Ice cream, the best
IN Wilmington, at ~ and Market and 9Th and Or
ange. Families, pic nics and excursions supplied
at short notice. Give him call. Everybody says
Kyles cream Is excellent, none better, and nobody
more oblgng TO customers than Kyle. Cream al
ways on hand at Cd street market and 9Th and Or
hngp. UyfS, III
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

STREET MEETISa.-le Yesterday afternoon. st
Water and Market streets, Rev. a. u. DAy.s ad-
dressed an audience Of several hundred persons.
His theme WAS temperance and his efforr strong
and happy. The meeting finished with little
scene. After Mr.. Davis had concluded man
named Maloney got up 10 speak, bus had not
proceeded far when nlischievous boy thumped
him on the calf Of the lag. causing linn TO sud
denly drop little but not sufficiently to fall
Msloney, without stopping to finish Lls remarks,
ing and gave chase to the boy who was lodging
about among the crowd, and finally capturing
him threw him upon the pavement and admin
ietered kick
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
Political alotittg.

MAYORALTY.- TuE SOLiClrA-
WI TloN OF tnmtrous friends. offer myself ~
q candidate tor the Office nf Mayor subject 10 the
nomination oi the kepuhlican Party
ROBERTO. FRAfM.
Wilmington, pe', May ii, ls,a,ii Oh Watd,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

ss- .Healinp on ths Wings" say all who have
made use of DR.. Hi.far's BuisdiR Of Wild Cherry,
and by such use been cured OF coughs, colds, hron-
uhltis, sore throat, influenza or consumption. Ihe
pru,i- mt will always keep this standard remedy by
them. 90 cts. and 81 bottle, large bottles much
the cheaper,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

sE-W haze (,on 10000 dollars worth of Boots
and Shoes to sell, but a very large STOCK, az xis
Market street. myS,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nj

This, Decoration Day." is legal holiday in
New York, and there are consequently no
quotations of the stock and money markets
furniahed up
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

PArESrs-P.teu.s have been granted 10 tie
following wilmingtonians to NJ. q Collins as
siguor OF two-,Airds his right 70 JA-. c. plckes
snd VIM. P. Smith, for pinch bars to Robe!
B. Goodyear sssisuor 81 oue-l.slf his right to
Wolfenden. Shore Il Co, Darlington, Pa, for
shedding mechanism- for looms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

OPENING On Saturday evening. the new
Gig sr store Of Vim. II. Robinson st ll3 Es-t
Fourth street, formally thrown oYen. A
large company OF friends were present,who par
took OF the cake and lemonsde which WAS served
and pu1ed the smoke OF Mr.. Rohnsous excel
lent homemade cigars. The store il model Of
neatness. and its arrangements are sueh as to
greatly facilitate Mr.. RI rapidly growing trade.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-31

ET-Bcots and Shoes sold by the inch or foot q
gabcock i Bro, 2is Market street. mys,u