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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
4artnership alotifes.
II. $. Marslals Autiffs.
MARsHAL's NOTICE OF SALE.

M NH'hAh > NoI1oh OF sAHE'
BY virtue of a Writ OF Yendtioni Rxponas, issued
out of the District Court of The United states OF
America, for the District OF Delaware. and TO me
directed and delivered shall sell at pub c auction
10 the highest biider, for cash, on Tuesday, the
fourteenth day OF December 1875, IN the basement
OF the Cnstom Eouse, In the city OF wilmington,
Delaware, the following described property Two
conper stu, two copper warns two copper caps
as the property Of Ezekiel Jones' and condemned AT
the suit OF the United States. JOHN NJ. DUNN,
noyl9,ts U. S. Marshall, District o. Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
l. OF RIAL. ESTATE


Pursuant TO an alias order OF the Irphsns,,,,o.
OF Chester county, Pa. will be exposed Ia ,n,i,
sale on the premises at No. l. on seventh ,ly' I.
nrday), December nth, 1919, the following r'
Real state, late OF samuel Kimbe. sr ,prrasoIi
No. !, farm, stuate in Franklin townshin n,I
sage rond, running from New LONDON 10 Eews,tiiF ,iF
Delaware, abont four miles from the former ana ny,
miles from the latter p ace, and about nnp-tyi =,
mile from Kimblevlile, bounded by lands n II y
Greennsd Samuel Cann the heirs of lo,n K
Mackey, deceased, and Others, containing on. hn'
drcd and fifteen acres and 10 perches OF land n,n,
or less. 2 he improvements are a Two story stn,s
dwell ny house, with kitchen attached pnfnnn
Il, shelter, double oor stone and frame barn viii
straw shed front, and dormand back sprlng l1ns
wagon house, hog house and other tutbnii,ng.
Their, are twenty Ave or thirty acres Of heavy tn
ber, young apple orchard and other fruit iries an
the premises The land IL OF good quality and nn
der good fences. Vt"
No. 9. A house and lot In the village OF gimhJe
vile, buut ded by the lands OF j. a. Wtst pre,
Nc Severn and Lot NO 3, containing about one acre
OF land Tne improvements consist OF Il tgO.stor
brick house and frame stable.
No 3, house and lot bounded by No q land a,
| Robert Rennady, Jr md others. The ,uproyp.
ments con LIST of a two-story fame house near,
new, and frame stable There are severa baautlno
| building sites on these los. sale at o'clCrk IA
liz Conditions AZ sale. fHOS. MERCER
JANR r. KlMBLF
novg' ibtd2tw- Administrators
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

~ A 10 Cent Segdr for Cents-Genune Havana
Segar, Concha size, cta., large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorilard's Rebecca and Musseman's lght and
Ozark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
nova JAM

s. r. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
=. e CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
nova to- -tanl PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. you seen that
beautiful collection of Christmas goods at
Boughman Thomas 4 Co.'S? Their stock, this
year, 80 large and varied that persons to obtain
an idea of it had better examine for themselves
They will find b., T., q Co. very obliging and
perfectly willing to show their goods to all who
may call
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

fS AZ Mis season cf Tie gear, when so many peo.
pie are suffering from colds we call attention to
Ayers Cherry Pect0ral az a sure cure not only for
coughs and colds, but all affections OF the lungs and
throat Having used II In our family for many years
we can speak from personal knowledge OF lis eiii-
cheney. There may be other remedies that are
good, but In all our experience this has troved to
he by lar the best. Its quaiti. = Uniform and
who ly reliable. II Ii pleasant 10 take, and should
he kept At command, by every family. az protec-
loa against class of complaints which seem harm
less lh the beginning, hut become alliclng and dan
gerous Il negected-Nem Haoen ReLtster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

~ R.rpous Debtlny.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
n Hurnphre,s' Homeopathic Specific. No. %. II
tones up the system, dispels the mental glcom and
despondency, and rejuvenates the entire system II
ls perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
", for package of fye boxes and large 50 vial OF
powder, which Ia important In old, serious cases
Or 81 per single box. sold by all druggists or sent
by mail on receipt Of price, Address Humphreys
epecinc Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 562 Broad
way, N. Y. ,d1w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
The Temperature, To-day.
Court Proceedings.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL orricR.
Al s A. .M.............2Ss ALP. M,...........42 az
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
OK AND BOND AARKET-coRRECTIoS DAILY
r. ROBINSON A co.
CITY ITEM 8.
u-LADIES'

~ La DIES
LADIES'
LADIES'
MER1N0 SHIRTS
MEBINo SKIRTS
80 CENTS
90 CENTS.
bO-cent La lies good weight Merino Vest,
6a-cent Regular Cuff Extra Merino Vest.
55-cent Ladies' fine quality Vest.
81 SILK Stitched Superior Merino Vest
xl2s S0ft Woollen Fine Fabric Vest
ALSO MUCH FINER GRADRS-Ladies Merino
Wear OF both DOMESTIC and ENGLISH makes.
IS cent Balbriggan, woven seams, embroidered.
80 cent Ladies' Striped Stockings.
25 cent Ladies' Regular Fine Stockings
BOYS AND GIRLS
BOYS AND GIRLS
35 CENT SHIRTS.
35 CENT SHIRTS.
SHIRTS.
One lot OF very good Merno Shirts, 35 cents for
small Sizes rising 5 cents to The size.
45 CENT
45C CENT GIRLS SHIRT.
IS CENT BOYS SHIFT.
SHIRT.
One lot, inner grades, sma all sizes, % cents, rising
cents TO the size.
The above prices are at least % per cent, below
former figures.
MEMS ERTNO SHIRTS.
MEMS WOOL SHIRTS.
We have In ctock lines of Mems Shirts In white
couded and scarlet from 40 cents 10 the nnest do.
nestle and English makes.
CHILDRBN'S
CHILDRBN'5 sTOCKINGS1
LADIES' STOCKINGS, EVERY STYLE.
GENTS STOCKINGS,
JOHN NJ FINN,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
for Salt.

NOR sALE-THREE STORY BRICK
l. dwelling house, z0s Washington street. Mod
ern improvements and nne side lot running through
TO Wollaston street, or viii he exchanged for Mar
nov2yu 7Os Market street.
LNOR oALE-ONE FOLDING TABLE
l. Singer Sewing machine cost f9o with all the
improvements naid with pearl, and only been In
use a few months, 1t Ia virtually new machine
one rop-leaf Domestic with all the improv
Also about % Others OF different styles and makes
and will be sold very cheap on easy terms. Also
one set new carriage harness made TO order, and
will be sold cheap, at the New American sewing
witt j. II. PRIMROSE, Manager.
LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AFA FARM
~ Of 10 acres, In Mil Cree Bundred, 2 he land
lays well for trucking snd IL IN good state of cu-
tivatlon. The improvements are a o.roomed house
with well u water at the do frame stable fruit Of
all nds, thorn Cge around the place. Also other
farms and city property for sale or excr ange many
~ EVANS PENNINGTON.
noy23,u Eighth and Market stree ts.
NOR SALE. .-LARGE DWELLING
10 rooms, with a modern conyeniences, cove red
with new tin roof, the whole in complete order
ton street. EVANS PENNINGTON,
nov2s, ,tfw5s Eighth and Market St.
LNOR SALE-MILL PROPERTY, IN
Il CLUDING both Grst and Saw Mill, with 100
acres Of land attached, the min has runs of burs
In fair order. Excellent water power, frame ten
ant house, rooms, small harm. carriage house.
sheds &c In good order, with apple orchard aud
other fruits.
For particulars call on or address
NJ M, CHILD Il co.
NO. EXCHANGE BUILDING,
novlI-2taw3wks WILMINGTON, DEL
EOR SALE PURE D0MINICKs,
L rose-comOed Address .so~ v,s
novis,Pm' wilmington p. o.
EOR SALE-A FARM OF ABOUT 65
l. acres, near Wilmington, situated on Front
street Fair improvement, large quantity OF apple,
pear and cherry trees, all in bearing this season.
About 80 scre7 n as good truck land as can be found
berries. good stone quarry on the place. Terms
JAMES WEBB,
oct7,sm 1911 Market street.
EOR SA ALE-HOUSE NO. 6l6 WEST
IL 4th street, with all modern improvements, on
favorable terms. Apply to W. Z. WARMER, -
aug2stf Maryland avenue and Beach SITS.
NOR SALE OR RENT.-SIX NEW
l. Three story brick dwellings N. W. cor. sth and
Madison. Terms easy. Possession given i'm
ROBERT H. JoNRs,
lelp-tf vi Shipley ST., ID Story.
k'OR SALE--NO. 1923 WASHINGTON
L Street irst-class, three story brick houses,
eleven rooms, modernly arranged. Lot ~ feet
'front.' l45 feet deep wollaston street Heater and
gas fixtures complete. Terms convenient
oct5. .eodtf W. q. Telegraph Onica.
LNUR SALE.-AT A BARGAIN, A N AR
4 o,.S wIN sAFE' new and perfect. -rl,PP APgiy a. -
Foa SALE
100 Bols nnee Old Rye whiskey.
81 Bourbon &"
10 New Eng and Rum.
10 Apple Brandy.
Old Irish and Scotch whiskey.
Wholesale or retail by
FRANCIS KKLLBY,
nnvlf-lY l0a Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
Totifes.

NOTlCE.--FUNERA NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices TO secure insertion in
the COMMERCIAL must s,.pdriGby be paid for In ad-
Udnce. apr4-n COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
NOTICE.--I HEREBY CAUTION ALL
IN persons against neg)ia ing note drawn BY
me, payable TO TIE orde OF L. u. Pratt, agent for
Novelty Advertising co for t25 dated November
26th az three months. as have not received value
therefore, dec4-3r ID + F,NNESSi Y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
ITO THE CREDITORS OF

Il JOHN McLRAR x SON
WILMISGToS, the 18th day of Nov A. D. 1sl5
hereby inform you that you may, on application
at my Office, No G02 Market street, the sixth day
OF December, or ON any day thereafter, between the
hours ol 10 a. m aud p. M, and TO p M, re-
celve warrant for the second Dividend due to you
out Of the above estate. II you cannot personally
attend the warrant Will he delivered to your order
Gec23t WILLIAM CANBY. Assignee
NOTlCE-BUOK OF CORRECTIONS.
IN We have hanging in our business ofce copy
of the last city Directory In which are noted ali
errors and omissions that come to our notice, in or
der that they may not occur next year. We appre-
ciate the great need OF accuracy In work OF tins
Kind and request all subscribers and others who no.
tce any defects TO advise us OF them that they may
be noted and corrected.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.,
Publishers and Steam Printers,
ocu9.u Fifth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

CHURCH INPRovEMENT.-St Johns Episcopal
Church has been undergoing course of needed
improvements both outside and inside. An or
namental iron fence has just been put up which
adds much to tho attraction of the exterior. An
additional furnace has been put in and hand
some lamp placed near the front door The in
FAINT school has been remodelled and fitted up
with raised seats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

ISAAC HAYDEN AGAIN IN JAIL.-Isaac Hayden
appeared in the Police Court again, this morn
ing as prisoner He had been arrested, charged
with the larceny of lot of turkeys, chickens and
pork from the wagon of John w. Worrel, a
farmer near Newark, which was standing in
market. The evidence seemed pretty positive,
and Hayden was locked up in default of s40O.
bail for Court. Hayden was only acquitted of
charge of incendiarism, week before last, hay
ing been lying in prison for several months
awaiting trial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

ELECTION OF A WATER ENdINEER. Water
Committee held meeting, last evening, and
elected John Barnes as Water Engineer at 10th
and Market, to supply the place vacated by Jno5
g. Smith, who has accepted position in a
Washington printing Office Barnes is the same
man who was appointed to the position, month
or more ago, by minority of the Water Com
mittee, and was subsequently displaced by
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

NOR SALE-THREE STORY BRICK
IL dwelling house, T03 Washington street. Mod
ern improvements and fne side lot running through
TO Wollaston street. or viii he exchanged for Mar
ket street property. Apply to
sAAUsL W. MCAULLkY.
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07

Miss Maria A. Martin OF Appleton, was
bitten in the hand twelve years ago by 81
fierce dog. During the following four
wears she was subject to frequent attack
of sickness OF few weeks duration, which
by their character, plainly indicated their
cause. In November, 1866. she had very
severe attack accompanied by the usual
peculiar symptoms, and from that time
IN until the present she has not walked one
step, nor stood upon her feet. About this
time she also lost the use of her left hand
and arm, which still remain useless and are
somewhat deformed. Her disease next
manifested itself in her eyes, produce en-
tire loss of sight during two and one half
years, but one year ago in April last, she
partially recovered the sight of one eye,
which She still retains. In July last, she
had an attack OF paralysis OF the organ Of
speech, since which time she has been I'M
able to utter q single articulate sound.
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07
Massachusetts has been this week en-

-MaSSachuSeltS mas been THIS week en-
tertaining King David. New Bedford, Fall
River, Lowell &C, have been visited. and
his majesty interviewed by retired whalers.
cotton mills and merchant princes. The
royal nose has recognized the unwonted
sensation of being nipped by a New Eng
land frost. In Boston they didn't, like the
wicked New Workers, take him to see the
naked realities of the Black Crook but he
was treated 10 views of the public schools,
Bunker Hill, and the very proper sobrie-
ties of the Boston Theatre. The King is
quartered at the Revere House, where he
revels in the Injuries of the season, and
has not as yet expressed longings for pig
smothered in banana leaves
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07

The detectives have entered the field of
statistics in the Charley Ross case. More
than $4,000 have been expended, they
saw; commissioners have searched from
ocean to ocean and across; 100000 crcu-
lars have been issued; printing and photo
graphing have cost $4,000; a corps OF
Clerks has been employed in the cores
pondence about the boy; 200 bands of
eipsies have been searched; one stray
boy has been found and taken home to
his mourning parents; 600 Charley ROSES
have been reported; and at least 100000
persons at one time or another have been
on the search. The result is nothing yet.
and the detectives believe he is dead or
else in charge of some recluse who has
never heard Of the case
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07
Spain,

There is another overturn ID Spain. The
dream Of republic is past. CASTELAR, and
his compatriots have nothing to look upon
but the ashes of ruined hopes. A revclu-
ton, aided, it is reported, 10y the support
ers Of Don Carlos, has called to the throne
Alfonso. son Of ex-queen Isabella. AL
though this movement contradicts SO COM
pletely the recent popular feeling, it ap-
pears to be acquiesced in generally, even
by the leaders OF the late republican gov
eminent. To be sure, the young King,
who is only seventeen, and the son of a
mother notorious for her vices, would APP
pear to have small chance of lengthen-
ed reign; but still the great need of gov
eminent having some chance tor stability
may lead to sustaining Alfonso. But Of
that only the future can tell.
The chief interest to the government
and people of the United States lies in
the effect which the new phase Of affairs
will have upon the fortunes Of Cuba. The
sharp words Of President Grants message
gave the Dons start, and if we have now
to deal with monarchy instead OF a re-
public, it may be suggested to Spain and
firmly pressed upon her. that humanity
and the interests of other nations demand
that the conflict shall cease. Spain recog-
nized the Southern confederacy in sixty
days. Hwerecognize Cuba after five years,
al law
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07
The Case Tilton VS.. Beecher.
NEW YORK Ian 4

NEW ! DIRK. Jan. i.
The case OF Tilton VS. Beecher was call.
ed in the Brooklyn City Court before
Judge McCue, this forenoon. Beecher and
counsel were present, but Tilton's LAWYERS
did not put in an appearance.
The counsel tor the defendant urged
that their case 60 on at once, as the coun-
sci had a case in the Supreme Court, in
which Mr.. Beecher was pecuniarily inter-
ested
Judge McCue finally determined to call
the calendar in regular order. and direct
ed that jury be sworn in the case which
was next before that of Mr.. Beecher
At noon James H. Drake of Staten Is
land. who is going to Europe, appeared,
and his examination was taken dc benue
csSc. lie testified that he was a grain ex-
porter, and two or three days after publ
cation of the scandalous articles in Wood
hull and Clatlin's Weekly he met Moulton
IN the produce exchange, and had CON
versaton with him in regard to the matter
lie asked Moulton what he thought of 1t.
and he replied it was 8 falsehood, and if
Mr.. Beecher's career was not sufficient to
give it the lie he was very much surprised
The testimony will be read before the
jury when they are impanelled.
There was quite a legal skirmish, the
defence working to have the trial declared
"on'' by Judge McCue, so that he should
Try it. In this they succeeded but accord
ing to Judge McCue's own statement he
has the power to send it before another
Judge, and it is believed he will relegate
to Chief Justice Nelson tomorrow. The
defence, it is stated, will, however, then
present affidavits giving reasons why the
case should be tried before Judge McCuc.
but unless they are very strong the case
will go before Judge Nelson.
On Tuesday the day was passed in try
ing 20 decide before which Judge to try
the case, both parties being present. No
decision WAS reached
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07

| The record OF Shpbuldiug in Maine
!, I2-, gl-.,,.- ,t,a t.,..,I -.
- ,.''" '''' 'o''' '''""''''' % tonnage
built to be 122 $40 T4-lUu. an increase Of
-, -1n ~ ,an 49,. 1
'z''-V ''-lVV TONS over the record OF
| 1873. There is an inerese i'm the number
Of Iarro vessels bufr esperiolIy Of sbins
tbn larre.i one heinz fine .b ia Iyoo,ar,
~, li'fs''''
town bluJt ut Richmond, oi over 1900 tons
burden The IVoldahnro District -t,rr-.
D'S'IiFI SHOWS
the largest increase Of tonnage built, the
porfIand and r.,r,,,,,tl, ,,o,.. r.,,,...,.....,-
''''i ''0->'' hVNuo"u-A
stands next and Bath ranks fourth Oh
vessels ofo 1,rr. oI.., h,,;lt H., -.
'' = '"' NI'N9 Du'I1 there nave
been thlrtY-Our sliips thirtC-siX barks and
of.,-.,. l.,l.... -,
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07
Inauguration of Gov. Tilden,

ALBANY, JAN. l. The Inauguration of
Gov. Tilden took place to-day in the pres
ence of large concourse of citizens The
Govemor-elect was escorted to the Capt.
tol by the military, and about noon Gov.
Dix entered the Assembly Chamber escort
ing Mr.. Tilden, followed by the latter's
staff Gov. Dix addressed a few appropri-
ate remarks to which the latter replied in
a feeling manner Mr.. Willers. Secretary
of State, then administered the oath Of
Office (the iron-clad) to Gov. Tilden. The
same oath was then administered to Lieut.
Gov Dorsheimer. In administering the
oath to the Governor, the Secretary Of
State asked him which oath he would take,
and he replied. THE new" Ex-Gov. Dix
then escorted Gov Tilden to the Executive
Chamber, the band playing Hail Column
bia," and the audience dispersed. At
O'Clock the Tenth Regiment escorted Gen.
Dix to the Hudson river depot, the pro-
cession being thanked on either side BY
citizens. who entered the depot and sur
rounded the car assigned the General.
Three cheers were given for Gen. Dix,
who appeared on the platform of the car
and made short farewell speech. At its
conclusion the Major-Generaal salute was
fired, and the train moved off amid the
cheers of the crowd.
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07

Boston had new notion last week. A
tea store has big copper kettle for a sign,
and everybody was trying to guess how
much it would hold, under the stimulus Of a
chest of tea for the lucky person who came
nearest. Great excitement ensued That
Kettle was watched as closely as was that
of Mrs, Watts, when her inventive son
wrestled with the problem of steam. En-
terprlSlng BostonIans assembled by ladders
in the still watche, Of the night, and took
measurements. MOI a soul passed through
Court street, that did not glance upward
with look that was half prayer to
heaven, and half a sum in liquid contents
There has not been 81 ch a connection in
the tea question since the old chaps made
teapot Of the harbor, something like a
hundred years ago. At last when the
eventful day arrived, and the sealer of
measures was elevated on his official plat
form, measures in hand, to I'LL the kettle
with Cochituate, the square was blocked
by an immense crowd that stopped pedes-
trlans, coaches and horse cars When the
big kettle was full, it was found to have
swallowed up 227 gallons, quarts. l
pint and 3 gills. Eight persons guessed
the same amount, that is, within five gills
of the correct figures, and accordingly
divide the chest Of tea between them.
And now the public await the next sensa-
ton
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07
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THURSDAY, JANUARY I, 1875.
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and 81 Park Row New York, our authorized
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The Republican journal., 1875-01-07

A silver mining excitement has broken
out in the stald and steady going city Of
Newburyport-the last place in the world
in which it would be looked for. A piece
Of waste land, which has been travelled
over by the Pilgrims and their latter day
descendants for three hundred years, has
suddenly been found to contain silver ore
of largely paying richness. The owner
bought it for $3.50, and bonded it soon af-
ter to Kelley & Co. for 500, 600. But the
original owner comes forward with a
claim that the deed was procured by fraud,
and has obtained an Injunction restraining
all conveyance of the property, Mean
time speculation is up to fever heat, and
as soon as the frost leaves, the adjacent
country will be skinned in search of signs
of the metal
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07

ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published III the jour
nal will please state to the Court.
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07

LEGISLATIVE. The republicans, at their
caucus on Tuesday night, nominated W.
W. Thomas. Jr., the Speaker of last year,
for reelection, and s. J, Chadbourn for
Clerk. For President Of the Senate, E. +.
Webb Of Waterville, for Secretary S. w.
Lane.
ted for President, Charles ii. Haskell, of
Portland; Sec'y, t. A. Carr, Thomaston
Assist Sec'y, II. Hudson, jr., Guilford,
The Democrats of the House nominated
for Speaker, John G. Talbot, of Machias,
for Clerk, John Benson, jr, Newport; for
Assist Clerk, Chas B. Morton OF Augusta.
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07

The last one lives at Rhinebeck. N. Y. He
is Jos years old, can thread needle ut arms
ength, slept with Noah when boy, played
marbles with Pharaoh, turned the grindstone
for G. W. to sharpen his little cherry cutter,
and all that sort OF thing.
The Republican journal., 1875-01-07

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date on the colored slips attached to the paper 1t
is the only form Of receipt now used For instance,
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to which the paper Is sent.~41
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