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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-17
WORK ON the National Monument to

WORK on the National Monument to
the Pilgrims at Plymouth, Mass, has
ended for the season. The monument
now stands Al feet in height, and is ready
TO receive the statue of Faith, which. is
TO be of the same height-making 50
feet in all. This colossal statue IL to
weigh 140 tons, and will probably be Pat
in position in July or August of ext
yesr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-17
DAVID SWING,
A New Church Movement ia Chica.

New Church Movement la Chicago.
A letter from Chicago says: Last
Sunday morning movement was inau-
gurated at McVicker's Theater. III this
city, which promises TO be not only NAM
moth in its proportions, but also pro
ductiye of great results. Prof. David
Swing, who, il will be remembered, was
tried for Presbyterian heresy year and
a half since, having formally withdrawn
from the Presbyterian body, began the
first service OF a new Central Church
organization at the place and time above
mentioned. The financial basis of the
new movement was guarantee fund Of
$50, 900, subscribed equally b. the fol
lowing prominent gentlemen;
Gen. j. u. Webster, Edmund Burke.
Leonard SWEET, L. G. Maynard,
Writ Dexter, y. NJ. Corby
y. h. Fairbank. A. 4. Hall,
Franklin MacVealh, W. T. Doggett
Alfred CoWles, j. V. LeMoyne,
John A. Hunter, q. Is. Carpenter.
A. NJ. Pence, G. Is. Holmes,
William Bross. Murry Nelson.
Walter l. Peck Perry H. smith
A. y. Kellogg, Charles II. Lane.
W. Is. Kimbai. George Sturges
o. +. Fuller. John G.. Shortal
DIR. Ralph y. Isham, J. II. Mcvicker
Samuel Bliss, Henry |. Sheldon,
Geo. A. L. Chetlsn, John b. Drake
Ferd W. Peck, T.. l.. sheldon
Clarence j. Peck. V. c. Turner
A. j. Andreas, Enos johnson,
William Il. Page, H. NJ WilnaTsa,
G. A. Spring Jr., Robert Harris
Frank VI. Blair, Joseph Medli,
Henry Potwn. DR.. II. A. Johnson,
Wilbur ). Henderson, John G. Dunle'y,
o. W. Potter Eugene 5. Pike.
The weather last Sunday was exceed
ingly bad, being rainy and otherwise
disagreeable but, Notwithstanding this,
every available standing space in the
theater was filed, and hundreds were
obliged TO go away without obtaining an
entrance. Prof. Swing made a state
ment regarding the field for Central
Church " in Chicago, showing that fully
10000 people were living in that locality
who were practically without church
privileges, and who would gladly
accept the opportunity to attend
a church organized upon broad
Christian basis. He stated the
plan of the present movement, and
that in all probability a commodious
building, capable of seating 5000 people,
would shortly be erected in this central
locality which would be permanent in
stitution of the city. The exercises were
very impressive and the vast audience
was manifestly in full sympathy with the
speaker. The new departure has grand
outlook and will undoubtedly prove a
most gratifying success.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-17

A HAPPY thought that never occurred.
Mother Gin continuation "And 30 the
wicked Pharaoh ordered that all the baby
boys should be killed." Madeline But
mamma Didn't any of tEeir mothers
say they was girls !"-Punch.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-17

In the olden times the festival OF
Christmas lasted twelve days, which was
given up 10 games and sports IN which
mumming was prominent. This seems
10 have been grotesque masquerade.
An old writer says: "Then comes
mumming, or masquerading, when the
Squire's wardrobe is ransacked for
dresses OF all kinds. Corks are burnt to
blacken the faces of the fair or make dep
uty moustaches. Every one in the
family, except the Squire himself, must
be transformed. During twelve days
of the festival, Lord of Misrule' was
appointed to be Master of Merry Dis
ports This functionary exacted the
most implicit obedience from his sub
jects during his brief reign, and kept up
the pomp and parade of royalty itself.
Mumming fell afterwards into great and
deserved disrepute.
By the death of William B. Astor,
forty acres OF land in the heart of New
York, worth $780, 900 per acre, must
change ownership. For this reason the
reading of the Will is looked forward to
with deep interest. This land is in
Broadway, IL the Fifth Ward, and
largely in the Eighth Ward, being part
of BuT's grand estate, for which John
Jacob Aston paid 81, 900 per acre. The
Aston House alone is worth 81, $50, 900,
being thrice its cost. In addition to the
land there is an immense personal estate
probably $30,00O,00O. The accumu-
lation of an income equal to 81, 800, 900
year, ont of which not $40, 900 was
spent must have been rapid beyond any
calculation. This surplus was carefully
invested in good securities. u6url
IN y Adrertiser.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-17

There is much excitement at Mahoney City,
Pa, over horrible triple murder committed
there last week. party of masked men, at 2
O'Clock in the morning, entered the house of
Charles O'Donnell, selling and binding him,
and carrying him back of the house. where he
WAS shot dead. A man named McAllister was
also taken from his house and shot. A sister
of McAlhster was also murdered. No reason
is given by the people in the neighborhood for
the bloody deed.
Rev. John II. Vincent, the Corresponding
Secretary of the sunday-School Union, and Of
the Tract Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, publishes a card in the New York
papers disavowing in behalf Of the Society,
any interest in Bishop Ravens third-teIm SEN
timents.
An order has been received at Fall River
Mass from Manchester, England, for $4,000
pieces of printing cloth.
VIM. Delaney was hanged at New York, on
Dec. TO- for the murder of Capt. Lawrence, Of
the steamer Joseph E. Potts, in August last.
Speir the confidential clerk of firm en-
gagged in making bitters in New York. has
'sweetened his employers to the extent Of
$4,000.
Many people i'll New York adhere to the
belief that Boss Tweed is secreted in the city,
The failure Of Freeland, Harding 4 Loomis,
extensive wholesale clothing dealers of Boston,
il reported. The liabilities are estimated at
$3.50, 600.
The cabinet-shops of the Wheeler a Wilson
sewing Machine Company, in Bridgeport, Ct,
were destroyed by fire last week. The Fire
Department were nearly powerless on account
of insufficient supply of water Loss, $780,
900; insurance, 1900, 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
a"-|7~
Iife-saying stations.

TWO YZw oyEs TO Bz PLACED on THE peLAwARE
ATLANTIC COAST.
Tie Treasury Department invites proposals
by advertisement elsewhere for the construction
OF two lfe-saving station houses, on the ocean
border Of Delaware, one on the beach about haif
a mile south OF Cape Henlopen ami one on Re-
hoboth beach, abous half a mile north Of Indian
River. Specifications may be obtained by bid
ders from the custom hCnse olnc.fs at New
York, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE and Lcwe-.
The lfe-saviug eelyice is steadily being in-
creased in impoTtaucs sn1 Ell :iency. New eta
tions are beng provided on exposed beacber
such al that South OF tho Delaware Cepe=, sud
the methods employed grow continually more
systematic and effective. The oi,ic.sl regula-
tions, prescribing the management OF the s;s-
tious, and the mode OF relieving wrecked yc-.
sells saving the liyes Of those on board, and re-
storing life to those apparently drowned, form
an interesting and very complete little volume.
Copies have been placed in the charge OF tie
lighthouse keepers as vel as Of the hie-saymc
employees and the information cjLta ned L
thus made available to a sail larger humber OF
those who raIy be able to relieve the -'4'p~fecs.
ei.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
rEAfTs LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
Fey ses rork-lsl, a. NJ, i2.II, i2.47, Gas, p. a
sundays, 1.3l, A. NJ. :.
For PAiLadslphia-lsi 90, $40, $50, s41, 1880,
A. NJ. lsl7, 1874 2Co, Alb, oi2 ~ gsO NJ sun
DAYS, s.l0. A III; ; AS, $40, $50, p. N,
For Baltimore and Eashrgtosi-is.52, 2.os, 1903,
A. n; 12oS, l.ls, o20, I.io, P. II. sundays, Hs1,
For Ser crs,k-bco, go, s25, A. M lis, e.so, P.
For Delalsars R. R.-5co Q az A. N. $40. Pm tine
$40 7. NJ train runs only as far as Harrington No
sunday trains.
For Finainyson & Fsste,r, n. R.--i0.s0 A. NJ; 5.se
P. N. Sundays, 2Ol, P. Y.
Pr Ffrai,l1ton ond Reading r. h.-e.2A and -
A. NJ; AS, 2, IL. No SUNDAY traina
TEAMS AsBTvs AT WILMINGTON
From Eess York-1,5s, A. NJ; l2.5i, 1.ls, 100, P.
n. sundsya, 1.s3. a. NJ
1910, l25i, LIS II. 5ls, $50, 100, s.s, 100
Pro. 5altin.ors.-i.9l, 9.42. A, NJ; i2.os, i9.ao.
6sq, $40, P. ". snndsys, III, A. ". s2l, P. ".
Frofe RdsA.He.cq3-- III, \. NJ; l20T 1870, o.3s,
go, p. II. SunaaT- III A. VI. 9.So, L. ".
From PoT. Leposst-5f5 A. NJ. No sunday tram
From Wilmington d Reste-r E. R.-I.3o, a. 4. !
5.lt p. N. SUNDAYS 50, p. NJ.
From Wilmington d 2s9dplJ E. 2. - 1919, a. III.
3.23 and $50 z. N. no sunday trains.
TRAINS L3lvs PHILADELPHIA FoR vILNIFSFos.
From Broad ani Prime Streets.-sf0 $50, 1880 A.
NJ; 1915 9Ql, 40, bi5 90 10 ae, il 30 7. H.,
SUNDAYS, So A. ". 6 %, 9sn, i1.s0. p. Il.
From Wet Philadelphia Dspot $40, A. h.; 1910,
1915, SO, +. M. sundays. lZ40 A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

WILMIyGroS, Sept. /.
The markets were again crowded, this morning
and prices ruled low. The fruit supply Increases,
with the exception Of berries, which have almost
entirely disappeared from the market The fol-
lowing is a synopsis Of tie prices received
Meats.-Beefsteak, 15G25c per pound roast
12@20c stews loGl5c corled s@l5c; ham
1Gc sliced lSG25c shoulder l2e@l5 bologna
sausage, 16c; pickled pork, l2@l5c Clipped
beef. 306d35c lard, l5@ll6, mutton. lO4l2c
chops lsa2Oc; lamb, lze 25c veal 100 l2c cut
lets 1sfd20c.
Frtat,-Apples 6alOc oranges 5oa75c per
dozen lemons, 4Ja60c peseues SG PC per
half peck, 2j@ 40c. per basket ;blackbernes, lOc
per quart bananas Sc apiece pears lOG30c per
half peck; crab-appes i0c per half peck spri-
cots l2c per quart; eantaoupes, 3@5c apiece F.;
watermelons. $1,000 cages lie per quart.
MiScelGneotts.-Butter 30tdJJc eggs 2oGg3D I;
corn, Sal0c per do2 potatoes l9Ml5c per ha!f
peck striug beans, l2c per half peck cucuTu-
bers s6nl2 per d0z &; onions &c per bunch /;
squashes, 2@3c apiece, cabbage, 20 Sc per head;
beets 3G5c per bunch radishes 4e honey 25c
per pound tomatoes 5al0c per half peck :;
chickens 9J@l 70 per palr.
jersey Produce. -Cantaoupes 2jc per basket ;
corn 4Oc do: sweet potatoes 100 GO do white
potatoes 500 j5, do onions 55c do ; apples 50;
do cabbage 20c do tomatoes 25c do sQuashcs
2Oc do; gatermelous ssQs 70 per 100.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
u. F. KunkeIs Bitter Wine of IRON,

Gives tone to the stomach, improves the app 4tte
and assists digestion e8cies the bowels to healthy
action, expelng all the foul humors that contaml-
nate the blood, corrupt the secretlons and offend
the breath 1t exctes the l.yel TO healthy ac'IDl
and strengthens the nerves, imparting that glow 10
lfe that proceefs alone from perfect health
Thousands IN all walks OF life ties fy 10 the virtues
OF this excellent medicine in correcting the dera te
mem OF the digestive or2ass. Get the genuine.
Sold only In 81 bottles. ASK for +. F. kCSEsls :
BITTER WIsE OF Iron, ani take no other.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYsPP3IA.
&. F. KrsKELs BITTER WINE OF laos, sure
cure for this disease. 1t has been prescribed daily
Tor many years in the practice of eminent physic-
ians with unparalleled sue ess. sym ntoms are lJss
OF appetite, wind and rising of food, drynes5 in
mouth, headache, dizziness, slss pessness and low
spirits. Get the genuine. Not sod in bulk, Only q
bottles.
Do you want something to strengthen yOu, or good
appetite Do you want to get rid OF nervousness :.
Do you want energy, sleep well, be cured o. dyl-
pepsls. dney or liver disease Try L. II. kCS-
EEL's BITTER WINE OF IRoN. Every bottle guar
anteed to DO as recommended. Sold only ia o. boi.
tles. Depot and ONCE 259 North Ninth 81, rhie-
delphia "a. Get the genuine Sold y all Drug.
gists Ask for z. +. kunkels, aud take no other
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete. in from two
70 three hours. No fee till removed, by E. +. Kun.
kel 25s North Ninth S., Philadelphia Seat Pin and
Stomach Worms also removed. Csll aud see az.
vice free, or send for circular. ASK your druzgis
Tor kusKELs WORN SYRUP. Price. 81 yer bottle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
Local Rrevfttcs.


sun set al %.
Moon sets at 72,.
Theatricals are coming.
This is the first day OF Autumn.
sun rise tomorrow morning at $50.
The Hope Loan meets this evening.
City election on Tuesday ofneIt week.
The Horticultural Fsir needs more help
september's RS make oysters respectable,
Smiths Hudson liver exeu sion next week.
Try Webb felt, will last three years at an5 rate.
The cheapest bureaus and bedsiead3 IN town, at
Adair's
Hardware men sh9uli order tags at the CONNER
cI4L office.
90 TO 40 King street and see the largest stock Ct
furniture IN Delaware.
NoE. this Is me day ,ha, Ta,nal & &C. will open
their fall stock OF bIibs
This NINTH has an r" in it, 50 you may eat oYs-
ter', a, Fullmer's. g Market street.
81 PEERS Church and Orphans ssylum are be-
Ing painted aud Otherwise improved.
After tne ci'y election Tuestav Rexi) I've per
cent. y III be sdded - your city tax bills
Toes base bal lead our Wilmington bows 70 habits
ofielent IS aud the practice q citing? Reject.
Evary warwick and Elmwooi collar that IS sold
Is perfect. hs e4un3, be said OF any ether collar
made.
deNormanlies ouction Of crocEery ware is not
over yet bui Will continue at i0,sJ d. II. on next
sat rday
IHe enterprise NanQIacturlng 60. 10 al kt' uN OF
uphulst ring a. prices at 225 and 222 Mar
set street.
clean wash anl the neatest sind of Ironing done
anal cost az +, STU street. ty the ever pos ul@r
city laurd'y.
George Goueri the ta'lo-, guarantees garments to
ht and charges yerJ moderate rate therefore a. 10
4th street.
Mr. Heslds prajcc Of regular public sales OF rea
estt'e stocks, SC, Is rese.yng ene0uragemert,sni
he eXpec 10 so ahead.
II is said that " car loads n lumber have heen
brought frori Michigan TO Mddletowl IN this State
and made up In peach crates.
People open Their eyes wide when they learn the
prices OF straw has at Duhei's There has been a
tremendous abatement m pTces.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
City poiitics.
rI:rn wAnn ALguBLlcAS NoMfyA!i9y.

rEHTH WARD hLsuBLtcAS NoMiSAgioN
The Tenth Ward Republicans met last nigh,
at the Wecciope Lugiue Hou-a in jackson street.
for the purpose oi making arrangements fur d
time and place for holding tie nomination
election for ward oli ,era. \ ldrge nH'aoer ba.
ing present, however the tempe. OF tge meet.
ing seemed 20 be decidedly IN favor Of iume-
date nomination, and a motion b-.ug made lor
that purpose IL wa- almost unanimously agreed
to. An election was then held AID Philip plun.
kett nominated for CcuIcl. Jacob Llmpluph
for Inspector, and Andrew j. Thompson Tor A.
=istant Inspector.
The Eighth Ward Republicans VIII nominate
their ticket this evening vt Ecu! teeAtn= ana
King streets from TO O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
auuIea.sa.
zlevr1ras LIE rYri,fsa

Hope Lodge, No. q, I. 0. o. l., at old Tsl-
lows Hall 3rd and King streets.
Morning stsr Division, No. =, S. Of T., in tie
McClaiy Builiiinr.
Olive Branch social Degree ToIape, Of True
TemplarH, at McClaiy'- Ha.
Delaware Council, No, =, o. I. a. VI. 1T Me-
chanic- bal, 2l9 kng street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 8, A. o. Of G. F., Nicola
rys Building,
Champion Lodge, No c. r. Of r., st Euishta
Of pythlas Hal, 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No l3. L. OF r.. a 34lYcrs
Building. jll Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4. I. 0. L. ~, at Red
Meuz Hall, il5 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
IeLIcE AEaEsIs IuNINo Auor.T.

pRoF. BEcEERs Music scrooI.-Prof. F.
Becker, whore meritorous efforts in the direct
iou Of musical culture have received cur favor.
able notice heretofore, VIII open his ml-i ical
school in the McCsry Building, (eutrsuce SO
Market ST. on next Monday, Tie 9Th inst. He
viii divide lis school into three lranche,
vocal mu-ie, wind and s;ring Instruments, aud
piano music IN the frat he viii form three
classes, giving in-tructions 10 the frat and
second, Composed Of misAes and Young lad,au.
twice week, and to the third, (iorupuzed oi
ladies and gentlemen once q weCA.
We have high opinion Of the earnestncgs
end system with which Prof Becker addresses
himself to his work, as well ss of his musical
ekill and cultiI 'lon. He will meet, we hone,
with full measure Of srcce-s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

EH Nervous Debilay.-A depressed, irritable state
of mind; weak, nervous exhausted feeling; no
energy or animation confused head, weak meIn-
ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
wo1k. This Nervous Debility nnds a sovereign cure
Humphrey Homeopathic Specifc, No. 2S. II
zones up the system, dispes the mental gloom and
despondency and rejuveDAtes the entire system. Ii
Is perfectly harmless and always Efficient Price
IS, for package of five boxes and large s2 vial OF
powder, which s important in old, serious cases ;
or 81 per single box. Sold By all druggists, sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
SPECIFIC Homeopathic Medicine Co.. NO. 5e2 Broad
WAY, N. Y. fep26, 6,dkw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
prqnnsalG.
( ('oNsTRuCrIoN OF LlFE-sAVING

SsONSTRCCrI9 n OF LlFE-SAVING
: tTAT3ON HuUSE
Sealed nropnsais will be received at thl- Depart
ment un,il y o'c ck. noon, Of Ill RSOAY, the sd
day Of september IS, for The coustiuc ton OF
LlFE-sAylSG STATION HOUSES,
a; the following named localities on the c1as' Of Del
aware, 10 wit one on the beach qbo1f ha 3 mile
soutn 4 Cape Genlnpeu, and one on ReAoboth beach
aN- Ut hat mile north Of indian River.
Bidders III st 81 e t4e time IN which they VIII
contra { 10 mp'ete III h.tses. rGch bid must le
sccopp painted stl a hond in he sun OF one ,hor-
sand dDars, vitn two good anl sulli Mt sureiir-,
ccldi unea that tue hll e!- shall enter inrn con-
tract without lie Il his bid be accepted All pro-
posals must he eniofs.d, y ropo als for constr1c-
t1a II LII -sav ng atrn H0lsfs and addressed
10 olhe Secretary OF The Ire2sur, at Washington, D..
G.
spec'feauors aud riaas AMI forms of bond. can
be obtained al He ofc'e Of the Col'ecur If ,us-
10 rs a. New yor.. Pllai lpha, baltimore ard
Lewe1. be aware. a.d upon application 10 this De
partneat.
The isft % reject an7 and all bfs an ~ waive
d feeis, i E deemed TO- Ie interest " u. tIoy-
eminent % lO 20 Is res ryfd.
{IgH-i1 u. II. HRISTOT,
tec'etfry o. the Treasury.
wAsHiNG1os, D. c., Angus, - l,75.
gnpt-4s III
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

~ Aynhs<r Paul Dietrich, Of Milwaukee, feeling
his earthly tabernsce stored with troubles TO be
exoelled, decideda after full enquiry and investiga-
ton, TO EMPLOY A. ers Pills. In mis- haste o purify
his Dutch stomach lie mistook the directions q to
~ and swallowed % for a dose. This created, u
course, an ap-paul-ing internal rebellion bu Paul
went through the fight like q hero, and came OF
victor at last with renovated system which h
proudly exhibits as prof Of the wisdom Of hs
choice. he advises every body ~ take Doc'. ayers
Pills, but kindly advises his freuds no are emhi-
u 'us OF following his sxampl- to pc sure an1 take
der right bO.iOn. .n-hinnssotI Iels0raph.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
BOARDING.

DOARDISG FOR GENTLEMEN Az
ID aug20tf sl2 KING sTPEEr
A Few FNTtEMEN Gan Da AC-
"A COWMoDATED wish bolrl at
aug2O-tf Az MARKET STREET.
pOARD.NG G.-PLFAsANT r o ON s
ID with board; also table bdarier7 wanted. Ap-
ply st augs- m 6'3 KING >rREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
I } ladies', pleasant rooms. Also, table hoaTdefs
oan be accommodated. az
arr2t M 7oi N,REPT STREET
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

U-To Cure a Cough TO relieve all irrita,ions OF
the throat TO prevent hors ness to restore perfect
souldpess and health to the most delicate organ-
cation of the human frame-the Lungs-use Vista Is
Balsdm Of Fiid Cherry so cts and 81 bottle large
bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
Police Court.

Alfred Pierce. for dizotderly condGc'. was
fined q and costs and he'd III 500 TO keep -he
pesce.
George Phi lips, for disorlerlv conduct. and
nsing threats toward John W. Coge, was fined
80 and costs and held in 600 to keep the peace
James Hsus!ey. e coorod lad feeling too
much keep became very dsuIdarly for
which lie we. charged % and costs, and held m
900 ball 70 be more careful IN the future
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
sroox AND soEp nARxxe -ooRABcrID DAILY 3
L. RosINs IN l. 90.
CITY ITE m 8.

81 A 10 Cent Segdr for 5 Cenfs-Genune Havana
Segar Concha sz 5 cts, large ones. for quar-
Ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and MusselInans ghi and
aark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

THE LoAss-Iae 18th RontEly meeting OF the
Wilmington Loan Association was held last
euenlng, when sales were made as fellows 1-t
series- $500 at 9-l0; $3.50 at 8, $1,000 at 7-l0,
$1,000 at Z lOi 3fd zeries-SlJ0 at u; 4th series
$500 at 1874.
The Hope Loan ueeta thls evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

PBAIpE MEETIso. There will be Praise
Meeting in the West Presbyterian Church, next
Sabbath evening, at ~ o'clock. Rehearsals on
Thursday and Friday evenings, ct ~ o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

A Coon sQriRT.-The Weccacoe Steam. Fire
Engine, beng put on trial ON Monday threw
water through 201 feet Of hose and an inoh and
one-eighth nozzle, to the height Of $50 feet 8
inches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
2alitlfal alotjrfs.

EIGHTH WARD NOMINATiON-THE
IL Republicans of the f.ighh Ward VIII nod 'helr
Nomination election fOr COunc Inspector aud As
ssiant us pecor al the Solth.W est corner of l4ih
and King streets cooper shqpl on Nedr' s'iaY
evening, sep ember ist. from 70 o'clock. Bs Of
der Of The WARD coz TEE.
all91..t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

4" 'AoIse vita 10, iIuHgat " cor
..h Z ora ge St
si2r, dw Ing 3 , ,aa ey H.,
store am " cor sth
Wilson t,
story h-k dwo'linv Ga o.. bh st.,
Hotel pr7rer'y 60 a 2St Il ug. s., il
Store and Dwelling : Z r lu and
wilson HttOee.
TWO ztoiy 0lk 1--we gHrus's ir nt
~ n HARRISON =; g
store and 'c0g 5 " 4tlA rdnison ot
s'p.y pncA ling ~ us l42; Ma ket St.,
10 tstuall IT
81 w ttn ~, 8 rooms
"rFA 20 y Js.k-.n
-, "
n3 3Ic7er-
30 et,,ft,
ss " +.h st., 10 -
Firs' class nricG slaughter h,..e "a he wosuft.
part Of city.
sS'9r9 0.GA A2l4e' 10 A. /. "a st. rooms
. lese properties viii al he sold on easy terms.
uho -Vms ~ tllin H4ii he exchanged fo- farms Z
ptsifei. EVANS Pa a.SITg1UN,
Rel ! alc Booker.
$. Y cor. sth and Hafe.t SIS, r H., Dui.
ngg9 w&slin
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
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q nf.- -'s.- J. x -a.,u Allu-.,.,, 60,
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70. aeetle
~ AUTHORIZED ttEsyTE OP TIRE t.-.uysl
L"h5s saQ IND BET BHo%H " -
isIRs II cHS WtRLJ.
iiAYLsj8
CASH ASSETS or oyza..............siUJ,on0,
We insure al kinds Of properly WITHIN the sat
40 z adjoining counties. Dwellings aud Refll i.t-
.'-7 AK = o. very NV rs.eB
'se maze specially oi tatiug ent!Fe rJarsa r
oar cusiomeis' b1s.He3s, thorefy relieving tlen -
Hgcn tren1.s anu expense and sertie Gl, o-aa
F@l&P1LI ASD LIhRsSItY, wl-ho1i aStrg cca.s0
CfeEGE nur past record as q gutiHntGe fof "a
I-tnfei ~ connieLt.g sAsert 1. I'll De TO yegr tn
iAEegl 70 3sll on 1f end examine orr list II C3mra
res IA 81 departments bei9Te insu.ing N sa4sy n9
elsewhere.
all KINDS UF MI IsANCE 10 AM ANOtrN-
E.FECTE0 at o'tag ~ CURRRlFc atrFa.
Communications by nal VII receive imn.ejat-
attention.
LgpTtaslAs on acfu9 n eGs,Iaepu ior lie patton.
age @e nave ehioyti AnI soliciting c3pt' 'nuoNcs
Ne remain, very respectfully
NJ %OOLLH} 4, ). VAN TFtIYy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
Partnfrshig aletifrs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
IN the partnership la'ely exist ng between the
Undersigned, under tn came Of Down.y & Co1p r.
Is this Gay dissolved by mutual con ont. Either
party Ia authorized 10 settle AL debt. oHl ing 10 and
a.. demands agalns. said ntm. Sigue1
SrEPH N nOWSPY,
J sEPl II. COOPER.