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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Political Notes.

Official data show that, on the Sd of November
last, there were 679 soldiers in Alabama The
number included 36 officers. The troops were
alstrlbuted in thirty different places, being the
lowest and 58 the highest number at any one
The so.called Baltimore Indignation meet
fInB was composed entirely of Democrats Yet
w proceedings we're telegraphed all over the
country as the expression of non partisan
slnering in denunciation Of the Southern policy
the Administration.
AZ is whispered in Indiana that it WAS prom
OF the Democratic nomination for Governor
asIead OF the Integrity of the party" which in
oiial field and leave Mr.. McDonald's path vir-
naily nnobstructed.
me latest curiosity in politics comes from In
nla' II is the nomination and election of .
anoney Democrat for United States Sena'
On paper money platform.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

One out OF every "a died in Reading last year.
About every sixth breath we take longer
than tile others.
The Aid, Central and Germana No. 2 Loans
meet, this evening.
The Odd Fellows Hall Company holds its ali
nual meeting to-day
Are our fire plugs in a condition to be relied
on in case of fire?
All New England resounds with the jingle OF
slegh-bells these nights.
Sneezing il the signal service which wsrus
us to get ont of the draft.
The sparrows aud the poor-don' forget them
now while the snow lasts.
There is nothing more depressing to a ther-
mometer than cold weather.
Mrs. Bradford has breakfastei SOB tramps,
during the week ending to-day.
Trinity choir will give another of their de.
lightful concerts in the chapel on Feb 7th
Tho II. Y. NJ. A. will celebrate iiH 4th Anniver-
sary in the Dancing Hall of Masonic Temple Oh
the 29th
The Philadelphia board OF trade advocates the
abolition of the law fixing the interest rate OH
money at per cent.
The annual meeting of the Unicn Loan Assoc
citation takes place this evening, and favorable
report of the affairs will be made.
Envelopes are being distributed throughout
the city to-day inviting those who receive them
to donate ten cents to the Young Ladies Rel,ei
Society.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Temperance and Moral Reform.

GATHERING AT DOVER, YEsTERDAY--THE PREsENT
LICENSE Law NOT SATISFACTORY = IMPORTANT
PROPOSITIONS TO AMEND IT - LICENSES TO BE
DOUBLED IN AMOUNT.
A joint gathering of the friends Of Temper
| ance and Moral Reform was held at Dover, yes
terday, the meeting having been called by Rev
A. D. Davis, on behalf Ct the former, and Judge
G. s. Layton, for the latter. larger number
of persons were pres mt than had ever before
convened on similar OCCASION and the friends
of the movement were much gratified
Shortly after O'Clock the meeting was organ
lied by calling Judge Layton to the chair, after
Which Rev. Joseph Dare led in prayer and read
ing of the Scriptures
Row. A. d. Davis, representing the Good
Templars, and Robert McCauley, representing
the Sons of Temperance, took seats upon the
platform, after which the following additional
officers we're elected
Vice Presidents, Miles Measck, F. G. Rams
dell, and Zachariah PictelB.
Secretaries, Elizabeth Coates and W. H. Ca
rey. -"
The following Committee to prepare and pre-
sent petition to the Legislature was appointed:
}. X. Babcock, NJ M. Hill, W. ID. Pickols, John
/. Jakes, Rev. G. D. Watson, q. Pickels, Rev.
/. l.. Martindale, Mrs j. t. Jakes, Miss Annie
Somple, and Mrs. Stevens.
Durlng the time the committee had retired to
consult, the Convention was addressed by Isaac
L. Crouch, z. Pickels, Rev John Downbam,
Richard Townsend, aud Il. q. Ramsdell.
The committee, upon returning presented a
report which was read and when amended oom-
posed the following propositions -:
That the present license law has not fully 40
| complished its purpose and interest.
1st, That license be granted to hone but reg
ularly established Hotels or Iuns.
ID. That the section closing hotels and saloons
on election days be amended so as to apply to
all elections and to Christmas, Thanksgiving and
4th of July.
Sd. That 25 per cent of all fines be paid to the
iuforpler.
4th Manufacturers not to sell in less quanti-
tes than one gallon.
5th That all license fees be raised to double
tic amount now paid.
9th. That no dealer be allowed to Sign any ap-
plication for license and no person be permit
ted to sign more than one.
7th. In favor of Local Option Law for those
counties which may adopt it, and where ma
| jority of votes against it, the amended law
| granting license shall prevail.
| Many of the sections called forth q spirited
debate, when, after the adoption OF the resolu-
| tons. the Convention adjourned to meet at G
o'clock, p. M.
EVENING SESSION
| The Convention met again in the evening,
with Judge Layton in the chair.
| A resolution to add to the petition clause
making tho dealer in quors liable for damages
in civil suit, WAS discussed at length by num-
Der of delegates, and finally adopted.
| resolution was adopted to have the petitions
| circulated throughout the State for signatures
and forwarded to tho Legislature.
The Convention then adjourned to meet in
| Dover on tue first Tuesday of February, at 2
| o'clock p. nj. to impress upon the Legislature
| the necessity of the passage Of the acts recon-
mended i'll the petition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
SECOND EDITION.
tO4H Years

DEATH OF Mrs. PHEBE THoMAs, THE OLDEST PER
SON IN THIS CITY.
Mrs. Phebe Thomas, the Oldest person in this
city and probably in the State, and one of the
very small number whose age bas indisputably
passed beyond the limits Of a century, d.od last
evening, between and 10 o'clock, at ller home
On Washington Street.
Tue old lady Was born July 7th, 1770, in Con-
cord Delaware county, Pa /, her parents being
Robert aud Elizabeth Mendenhall. Her
tathers father was Benjamin Mendenhall
who csmo III 1886 from Suffolk, in
England, settling in Delaware county where
he married, in 1896, Ann, daughter OF Robert
Pennell. They had eight children, the youngest
being Robert, the father, above named, Of the
old lady now deceased, 80 that with three lives
only, we so back to the time Of Penn's settle
ments in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Thomas was hefHelf the youngest child of
Il large family. Dwelling on the old homestead
at Concord until her eighteenth year, she liz
tened, when child, to the sounds of the
cannonade at the Battle of Brandywiae, and
until very lately WAS III the habit OF relating
iier remembrance of tho circumstance. In 1892
sIe married Gideon Thomas. OF Newtown,
Delaware county. They had three children. ali
of whom. living to maturity, married, had fanii-
llos, and passed away, leaving their mother to
the care and mnistratlons of the generation auc
ceeding them, to whom she has been, for many
years, the "Grandmather" whose extraordinary
age made her tho objact of more than common
interest Some three years ago, she was re-
moved to this city, whore her physical powers
n adually and almost imperceptlbly declined,
luitil as the day drew toward Its close, last eve
Mug, the lamp of life that had burned so long
ia led and in this world forever died out.
Until she was about 95, tho old lady continued
to drive about from place TO place, in her
''chase,' visiting or. attending meeting. Her
Will always strong, was to continue the habit
OF her life in this particular, until her family
found il Unnecessary to restrain her, for fear Of ac-
ci lent She remembered not only the Battle Of
Bandywine, but she saw Washington i'll April,
l1S9 at Darby, on his way from Mount Vernon
to New York. He sat, she said, on the famous
gray horse which his admirers at Chester had
fui uished him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Union Aid society.

STATEMENT OF THE WORK AcooMpLIsHED-AN Ap-
PEAL FOR AID.
The Union Aid Society have on their list go
applications. Our committees have visited most
Of these and have made the necessary examina-
tons az to condition and character.
There have been returned to us about $50
nalnes (mostly representing families) as worthy
of assistance many are entirely destitute. Our
present expenses in relieving these amount to
about $500 per week, which is far beyond our in
come from collections
1t will, therefore, rest with the citizens of
Wilmington to determine whether the work shall
continne, or the rooms DO closed except for the
distribution of soup. This they will manifest
by their subscriptions their wish in this matter.
II is not the intention Of the officers of the As
ISOLATION to expend Il single dollar before it is
collected.
Contributions may be sent to James Bradford,
Treasurer, or handed to the committees.
ELwooD GARRETT,
President.
January goth, 1875.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
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From the NOrsIl-AFe est.


An ARCTIC WAVE AND POLITICS IN wIacossia.
Correspondence Of lie Commercial
BARABoo, WISCONSIN,, Jan. 16.
zee by the COMMERCIAL of tie 11th, that an
Arctic waye flo.n this section OF our country
reached you on the 9th. 1t must have expended
considerable portion of its force, if it only
marked fall to degrees below zero. Here we
were overwhelmed bv flood of at least seven
times that depth. 1t takes first class steamer
to ride out such tidal wave in tile Far West.
However, below zero in Wilmington would oc-
casIon as much suffering, as 30 below in Bara-
boo, six feet of water being us effective to drown
a five foot man thirty
st present the political cauldron in Wisconsin
les boiling away at u furious rate, the fire under
1t having been replenIshed with ben2ine, turpon-
tine, and coal tar, by the powerful lobby now at
work in Madison, trying to prevent tie return
of Mr. Carpenter To the United States Scuato.
II it were left to tho vote OF the people instead
Of The Legislature, they would probably invite
him to stay at homo by large majority. Ex
Governor Washburn is his most formidable Ii
val. All unite in acknowledging Mr.. Carpen-
ters ability, but majority OF our people disap.
prove the moral sentiments as expressed in his
Jauesville speech, neither have they forgotten
hi- defense of the salary increase.
Since Sheridan's last ride, and Grants Mes
sage, the lattel's chance for third term has
lightly increased in this section, Wishing you
mlier weather if You have NOT experienced it
already, remain, Yours, truly
s. 3. G.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Dailv Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis @. Ferris.
~ Ror Tssrns, etc.. sec Second Page.
~ &r qs,rns, etc.. see Second Page.

Compared with the ships OF our American
Line, the New York ocean steamers are now re-
porting some slow trips. The Cay of Brooklyn,
which put into St Johns for coal, is now in her
twentieth day out /; the Part.ia, which came in
Yesterday, was out seventeen days the State OF
Indiana, from Glasgow also arrived yesterday,
WAS out eighteen days and the Oceanic, which
Is not yet reported, left Liverpool the End
inst, making her voyage, to-day eighteen days
These steamers represent the Inman, the Cunard,
the State and the White Star Lines-four of
the principal ones on the ocean.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
The OhIoan Candidates.

me members n, of Congress- who have Just returned
oih ONO are the authority for the statement
aat Gov, VIM. Ooh Rise Up) Allen, of Ohio, has
n nis private residence, at Chilicothe, a full
,AeH T picture Of his son-in-law, Senator Allen
.. thurman; There is nothing, of course, un-
sMu a.ulal IN this, but under the frame he has
sasea raa 70 be placed, in big letters. Our Next
Hmo' ms1eht. nt. In view of the fact that Gov.
ssr;la himself was thought to have Presidential
caatplratlons ca this act of his would seem to indi
mat he has cleared the track in favor of the
adHianser dio, member of the family. 1t settles one
d;dpat point, and that is that he is not can
y oi the Senator's chances willing. there ID nc
'A'ne' however, what the old man might do.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
FIFTH EDITION.
The Senatorial Elections.

ELECTION Of NH. WALLACE TO THE sENAToRsH1p.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 20.
In joint convention of the Legislature, Mr..
Wallace received 1876 and Judge Allison 1l6
votes MIR. Wallace was therefore, elected.
FRANCIS HERMAN CHOSEN IN Nxw YORK.
ALBANY, Jan 90.
Francis Herman was elected Senator by tho
New York Legislature, to-day.
NO CHOICE IN RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 20.
The twenty fourth ballot for Senator results
in no choice The Republican caucus meets.
this afternoon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

LENT.-Lent will begin this year on the 10th
of February, much early earlier than il has done
since 1869. This will bring the hig +, stivai Of
Easter this year on the 2Sth of Mare. which is
within six days of tho earliestperod upqn which
it can ever possibly occur On some years
Easter falls as late as the 25th of Alrl. Some
years there are as many as nine SUNDAYS between
Epiphany and Ash Wednesday, but this year
there will only be five Sundays intervening be
tween the jubilee of Epiphany and the solemn
faa OF mt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Marriagfs.

POWELL = QUILLIN - December Sth is t. near
the Sound, by Rev. " lillian X. Tubbs. hLres II.
Powell to Miss Laura A. Quillln, all ol Worcester
county, Md.
LAT TCHEM-LEWIS December 18th, l.lt, In ST.
well d. Latchum to Miss hl zabeth Ii VIA, all OF
Worcester county. Md.
DAyIS-DAZY-January 5th, at Roxan,.l, by Z ev
William X. Tubbs, James L. Davis 10 lzabeth L.
Dazy, al of ussex county, Delaware.
sIMPIER-EvANS-O the 9th of ia uary, near
ST. Georg s, Baltimore Hundred, by V. Vim. X.
Tubbs John Simpler to Hettie j. L, ms all OF
Sussex coun y, Del.
BR ER-wIMBER-January 1,th, 1878. at the
brides father, in Gumbcrough, by the same, Caleb
W Rrmer to N iss Mary L. Wimber, ith of sus-
sex county, Del.
VIII LIAMs-EYANS-Janu 14th. l 70, IN Rox-
anna, by the same, hilbert n. Wipms to Miss
Almlra B. Evans, both of SUSSEX conn Y, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Anlusclnepls
NEW VARIETY THEATRE


j. C. Clarke has leased the Abraham Literary
Hall, 7th street below Walnut and will open in
u few days new variety theatre. The hall will
be transformed into convenience for theatrical
uses, and will be made az attractive as possible
THE PAsToMIME, To-NIaHr.
Those who are fond of pantomimic performan-
ces should not miss the opportunity for feast
tonight. The Jack and Jill troupe when here
before gave great satisfaction, and are represen-
ted az having lost none OF their originality, fun
OF ability to please.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

The CoLD WEATHER. - The extreme cold
weather that set i'll some days ago still continues
without abatement. This morning wa. crisp
and frosty, with shaving "nor wes,er,"
the mercury below 10, and the wheels ot vehie-
les az they pass ground through the s'.Yw giving
that sharp metallic ring that always Indicates
bitter cold morning. Our streets have been
covered with ice for nearly two weeks. with lit
tie prospect of abatement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

A WoRD OF CouNsEL.-When tho pavement
flies up and strikes the back of y,nr head 70
that you see stars, it is sheer folly to strike
back, or to waste either eloquence or profanity
around the corner as suddenly as possible, and
thus get all the revenge possible to you by cnt-
ing short fun of the spectators who are laugh
ing at YQI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

HOW THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
WE'RE RECEIVED.
Special 10 HE Commercial
DOVER, Jan. 20.
People from New Castle county ere well
pleased with the Governors recommendation in
favor Of increased representation. Most people
ascribe the insertion of the proposition in the
address to Mr. Grubb, who, sorne say,iH bolder
statesmen than any other of the New Castle
Democratic leaders. His course in this matter
sets him ahead of Whitley, Lore, and OByrne,
who have either been very tinid concerning
New Castles rights or have held their tongues
entirely.
As for the people from Kent and Sussex, thoy
heard the message with CONSERVATION, though
some Of them recovered sufficiently to give
knowing wink, as much as to say " don't you
wish you had it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
enc Scnat0rshrp.

CONE. .RMAI ION OF MIR. BAYARD's ELECTION.
Special 10 the Commercial
DOVER, January 20.
AT Il o'clock, both Houses Of the General Az
semby mot ia Joint convention to declare the
election of SIr. Baynrd as United States Senator
The vote stool Bayard. 2S Chief Jugtice Gil
min
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
IRWIN Penitenl.

HE PROMISES TO ANswER ALL QUESTION:.
WAsHINaTor, Jan. a.
Irwin offers to answer any questions put to
him by the Committee of Ways and Means. and
he Ii to be examined again this afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

LECTURE, To-MoRRow EVENING Tho Della
ware Institute of Mechanic Arts and the VIII
mington Institute having united in an inyitatiJl
to Dr. Lehman, of Philadelphia, the distinguish
ed chemist, he has consented to deliver lcc
ture on tomorrow evening at Institute Hall
Members of both institutes and the public gen.
orally are invited to be present. There will be
no charge for admission. The Doctors subject
is " Explosive Materials"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

LAST OF THE Doc DAYs.-The dog days end to-
day that is, the limit allowed for register
comply with the requirements of the law will
hereafter be liable to fine of $500 with costs.
Thue far ouly 140 dogs have been registered
against nearly 500 last year, thus showing the
possibility OF large increase in the revenues Of
the city or has the number of dogs decreased
to this extent ? Let us hope the latter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
The Subsidy Business. .

ANOTHER RECEIVER OF 'swAo " sQUEAIs."
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
Schuyler H. Ingram testified before the Ways
and Means Committee to receiving ten thousand
dollars for his efforts in aid Of theI subai-
dy but denied that any portion vert to mem
bers or officers of the House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
SPAIN.

EFFORTS TO PROCURE AN upRIsINo AdAINsT THE
NEW KING.
PARIS, Jan. 20.
Republican emissaries are visiting the Car
list leaders to induce general rising against Al
fonao. In case of success, it is proposed that
the Plebiscite shall decide between Don Csr-
los as King and the Republic. Much excitement
prevails at Barcelona
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Don,t uarry a Hrake,nau

Girls should be warned of the danger they run
in marrying railroad brakemen. An epthusiaslic
member of that fraternity, on being awakened
the other night from dream of au impending
crash by train, found himself sitting q. i'll bed.
holding his wife by the ears, havr'@ nearly
twisted her head off in his frantic forts to
&c down brakes"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
che esailo,ys.
EXECUTION OF HEIDENBLUT.

EXECUTION OF HEIDENBLUT
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.
Heidenhlut was executed about eleven o'clock
to-day for the murder Of Godfrey Kuhnle. The
execution was conducted very privately. He
made no speech Oh the scaffold.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

The PENINSULA Ice CRoP.-O Our P, ninsula pa
pers universally record the harvestir, of plenti-
ful ice crops of best quality. This h.,s not been
the case for several years, and is hai'ed by the
great pleasure in anticipation of its advantage
not only as a luxury but necessity in cases of
sickness. Our exchanges still further south
also record the same fact
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
new Advertisemen.s, To-day,

For sale chool furniture
List of Unclaimed Letters
Richardson's new m thGd for Piano
For rent Eouse 3 o Shlpley
MediciHes-At Alrichs'
w L Williams. Druggist
John Rowbotham -Auctioneer
For rent--Ho Sc s16 Snipley
IS to $40 per day-Agents wanted
Warwick collars, Brev.ty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

REAL ESTATE IN SUSSEX. The real estate of
the late Rhodes Hazard. in Sussex which war
sold at public sale in that town, a i'w days aiio
brought prices as follows Tract NJ. l, con-
tanning 1895 acres, purchased by u u. Moore,
of LAUREL S2l per acre; tract No. 9 it7l2 acres,
by Capt Michael Colbourn. of Seaf'4 d, 53l, pei
acre tract, No. 8, 113 acres, by W. L. Rogers OF
Seaford Sl6 per acre
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

s. P. @. A.-At meeting of the managers of
the Delaware Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals, held, yesterday, at their
room, No. West 9th street, Edward Bringhnrst
was reelected chairman and Gertrude W. Nields
clerk for the ensuing year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

COMPOUND FRACTURE afternoon,
Mrs. Kaishcart residing on Pine st., between
9Th and 7th, while hanging out clothes, slipped
and fell, producing compound fracture Of the
leg between the knee and ankle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

TRAMps BREAKFAsrED. .--Seventy-six dodgers,
this morning. and 100 yesterday morning, IRON
the City Hall cells, and the Gas honse, tool
breakfast at the charity table of Mrs. Bradford
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

CURB STONE PRoPosALs.-The bids previously
made being considered too high, the street com
mittee advertise for new bids for furnishing The
city with curb stone.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

DEATH OF NoNooENARIAN-Stet tethen Denny,
Esq., highly respected citizen, al one of the
Oldest i'll Talbot Co., Md, died at his residence,
near Royal Oak, on the 10th inst, aged 81 years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

LIBRARY ELECTION The Buffalo Library As
spciaton, last evening, elected the following
officers President, L. Hamilton; Vice Presi-
Treasurer, l.. G. File Trustees, q. J. Higgins,
e. Hamilton, l.. j. Clifford Investip ating Com
mittee, J. A. Mullen, s. H. Pratt, L K. Lynch
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Neip advertisements.

--
NOR SALE CHEAP A LOT OF CE
IL OAR Fosts. 2 in. OAK plank, and yellow pine
flooring.
WIN. H. BI' LANY,
2i4 Market Street, Warrington.
CKATES, SKATES, N W YORK Ci Up
y and Monitor and various other styles. ska e
straps and patea, buckles and keys, ior SALE
WM. ii. BIlLANY,
2i4 Market Street, Wilmington.
IyHE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED.
We are printers of the City Directory, "'; he Way
slde," Opera House " Programme, and
many other Publications.
Books and Pamphlets,
School Circulars and Catalogues,
Weekly or Monthly Publications
Amateur Journals.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMP NY,
Southwest Corner Fifth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

French bank notes are no longer t be des-
troyed by burning but are to be torn 10 shreds
and afterwards used for making fresh .'aper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
weather sfrsorti.
nl-l lnnr op al. -I.lNAl. srnlmn.

HLeogT OF riR rIISAl SERVICE.
nhsnINoruN, Jun 20
Probabilities For tho Middle Sratee falling
barometer, low but slowly rising temperature,
northeast to Routh-ea,t Winds and partially
clondv weather
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

Another explosion of "rendrock " powder
occurred, yesterday, in shaft number two of the
Delaware and Lachawanna Railroad tunnel, at
Jersey City. sevoral workmen were injured
two, it is thought, fatally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

POLICE FURNITURE furniture of the Po-
dition OF a new set of hand cuffs sud leg irons
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
THIRD E,UIEi0:S.
EInagc3aI.

PpIGE cs GOLD TO-DAY
Nsw York. Jan 70.
Goid. to-day, S1.l2if.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20

The weather along the Hudson river yester-
day mornng was intensely cold. AT many places
tine thermometer marked 10 degrees below zero.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA mAERn1.s.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 20
Cotton firm, at 15A@l55Sc. Flour depressed;
extras, 81 40; Penna extra family, S5@5 75
Wheat dull red, Sl.18@1 90 white, 81 30@1.-
SO. Corn steady yellow, s2@s21dc, Corn 66GD
67t1c. Whiskey 99c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
FOURTH EDITION.
rncreascd Representation.

HOW THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
WE'RE RECEIVED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Tfr advertisements.


GEO w. BUSH & SON, BY THE USE
" OF THEIR PATENT DUMPING WAGON PUT COAL
INTO CELLARS WITHOUT DIRT OR TROUBLE.