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ShannondaIe Factory,

and will there manufacture Wooden Goods on an
increased scalc-haying greater facilities and more
Improved Machinery, beside a full corps OF COM
pct.nt wor5men. Every article heretofore man
utactured under my supervision will. in my pres
ent establishment, be produced u greater Periec-
tion, and will compare iavorably with the best
fabrics
am in the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory, and through my Agents in Charles
town, Ne>srs. Duke Gallahcr-allowing the
highest market price. II more convenient for my
old customers who may desire to exchange Wool
for Goods 90 deliver the Wool in Charlcstown,
Mcsssrs. Duke Gallahcr are authorized TO re-
ccive and receipt Tor the same.
Information as to prices, &c, NAV be had by
addressing me at kabetown, or my Agents at
Charie,t1wn.
Thauku, for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended mc. trust TO merit, by careful at
tention 90 business, the manufacture of superior
goods and bv moderate charges. continuance OF
the good win aud custom Of old friends and trial
by new ones. .,,
Nav %. 1874. Spirit copy.
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Willis Nary, bishop Of tho British Metbo-
dis. Episcopal church in Canada, died at Shell
burne, ~ s., on Sunday last.
Commodore Goodenough, commanding tho
British squadron 30 Australian waters, died
on TIA 10Th lost lie had been wounded by
poisoned arrows in an attack made or bis flag
Ship. the corvette Pearl, By the natives Of Car
Isle bay, and although every effort was made
to c0unier4ot is effects, the poison proved "a
tai
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Cold comfort, This: a circular hsgins been
sent to Gen. Fitz Lee of Virginia, collecting bis
endorsement Of a movement 90 favor Of Hon.
Y p Banks. of Massacbueits. fr President,
and Hon. /. Q. G Lamar. of Mississippi f9r
Yice-Prosident in the rest coming l'feaiaential
campaign The General aas written reply in
which BE- says: f.sl IL my duty 20 tly.
that should those gentlemen be She nominees
Of the Es'ieral Democratic Cnrfn'oo fof
the high ciiices yop desire ibem 20 ill. Il will
give ne pleasure ~ vote ~ tor1i, and n aii
In an humbe war ~ acrife fheir election
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Pieasantand Profitable employment
"BeautjGulr' Charming - e Oh, how lovely y
..What are they worth 2 &c. Such are eNcia-
nations by those who see the large elegant New
Chrom7s produced bv the European and Ameri-
can Chrome Publishing e.. They are all per
f.ct ,ems of Art No one can resist the tempta-
tion h bus when they see the Chromos. Can
vassers. Agents and ladies and gentlemen out OF
erarloymeut viii lind this the best opening ever
oir..r.1 t,rfake money. For full particulars, send
st8mr for confidential circular. Address
I. GLEASON & CO.,
T3s. Washington St, Boston, Mass.
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Iea Cream PaIiOys.

TEHE undersigned respectfully informs the public
that his new ICE CREAM PAELOES are
completed and handsomely furnished, and ready
for the reception og visitors-to whom viii oe sup
piled ica Cream of the best quality and most deli
cious Aa,org. Cake, Connections. dc. Gentlemen
alone will End a saloon especially fitted Tor them
in rear of the store. where they win receive
prompt attention.
NF-At short notice Ice Cream, Fruits, Cake,
Candle. &C., supplied TO families in quantities to
.uit. GUSTAV BROWN.
June C., Is53.-U
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Printed signs q ilnyen T. Oar Home -
may be h1hg ID egcry room II iie house yet
a nan win spak urprompiy aud cmpasG-
csiIv gben he c4tGll 3lig J01i.
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NEW CROP TIMOTHY SEED tor sale by
JAS. Law. Ho0FF co.
August p, 1875.
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DICREssIyE.

The soiourn Of Paul Raymond out at Wilde
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II e EG r. AZ II!
SPECIAL To THE PIoCHE DAILY RECoBD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Oct. 2.-Beecher returned
to Plymouth Church yesterday and met
his congregation at weekly prayer meet
ing last night. Demonstrations had
been planned but we're abandoned at Mr..
Beecher's wiah.
A dispatch from Johnsboro, Georgia.
reports trouble is brewing between the
whites and blacks growing out of the
conviction and sentence of Geo. Speers,
a negro, who is 10 be hung for outraging
white girl. Subsequent to the convic.
ton another negro who had committed a
similar crime was found dead, and
Speers' friends claim he is innocent and
that both crimes were committed by the
dead negro. On Monday night the
armory Of the militia company was
broken into and twenty-ane guns alb
stractedi twenty OF them we're afterwards
found hidden in school-house belong
ing to the oolored people.
CHICAGO, Oct. "A Washington
special ssys Grants lengthy speech 1t
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, Oct. "A Times special from
Ragusa says tho insurgents attacked
Kick, but were attacked on the front
and rear. Their ammunition gave ont
and they escaped, leaving the dead on
the field and carrying off seventeen
wounded
BERLIN, Oct. 2.--The Belgrade Stock
Newspaper, which is supposed to be a
semi-offical organ, advises the insur.
gents II the Consuls insist upon further
interviews, to receive them in camp and
give them twenty-five lashes each. They
will then be able to enter into the spirit
OF the Oriental question; while writhiug
under the lash they will experience the
sensation of Christian rajah under the
Turkish yoke.
ROME. Oct. 2.--It is understood that
Cardinal McCloskey will leave for the
United States about the 10th inst.
Cardinal Simonc is said to have made
report to the Vatican of his hopeful
ness of arrangements with Spain.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-The Times special
from Rangoon says China and Burmah
have formed an alliance offensive and
defensive.
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ing the day exceeded the Disbursements
by about three quarters Of a million
The Bank officials express snrprise nj
the result. supposing that the actual
needs of depositors would have caused
greater demand on the resources Of tho
Bank They state that the recein,s ~
the day were nearly equal 10 the average
Saturdays business, drafts being much
less than the average. II is expected
that the demand will be greater ON the
opening OF the Stock Boards on Tues.
day 10 satisfy wants in that line.
Collector Shannon has been victim.
ized by some rascal who forged the sig
natures of the Custom. house naval officer
and his clerk to an order drawn in favor
of J. C. Merrill Il Co. for 81. 500, which
shannon signed and the o. 8. Treas
urer paid. The police have been put on
the track OF the forger, but as vet he has
eluded them.
The First National Bank is now NOV
ing into its new quarters in Flood e.
O'Brien's building all#ttt
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Pacific Coast.

San FRANCISCO, Oct. BY o: 80 a. m.
the crowd began to gather in the vicinity
of the Bank OF California. Inside every
preparation was made for opening. The
President, dir ctors and members of the
syndicate were on hand with smiling
faces and looking as though load had
been lifted from their shoulders. The
President stated that the Bank was fully
prepared to pay all demands on presen.
tation. except such as had been provided
for otherwise, and that there was no
doubt of ability to go on without further
difficulty. By 10 o'clock the streets and
sidewalks were jammed with people.
At the appointed hour tho doors were
swung open amid the cheers of the
crowd. which at once made rush, block.
ing the outside counters. Evidently by
far the larger proportion of those pres.
ent we're there as lookers on. though the
services Of the tellers were at once called
into requisition, and the counters were
lined with those presenting checks. 1t
was expected that large demand would
be made upon the Bank. not from want
OF confidence. but simply for need of
coin, which has been so long locked up.
At the present writing the crowd is surg.
ing in and out of the building, flags are
mast-headed on California street and a
salute is being fred from Meieg's wharf,
The coin is now flowing both ways at
the Bank of California, largo amounts
being deposited. and it is thought that
the deposits will equal or perhaps ex-
coed the payments. The best OF feeling
prevails.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 2.-The Bank Of
California remained open until .. M,
ono hour beyond the usual time o,
closing on Saturday. The receipts dur
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,uchers for the same, namely:

The above bills are for provisions,
cartridges, powder, ball and caps, and
the use of horses, teams. etc., furnished
In the Indian excitement, nothing tor
personal services. The volunteers put in
no bills against the State for what share
they took in the matter.
Schools. The School Trustees in
consequence of the variety and differ.
ence in time OF watches and clocks in
Phoebe have resolved that they will SO
arrange 1t that the scholars will have no
excuse for being late. The school bell
will be rung in the morning fifteen min
ut.s before ] O'Clock and in the after.
noon fifteen minutes before l o'clock,
Thus allowing scholars quarter of an
hour warning.
ACCIDENT AT THE FLORAL MILL. On
SATURDAY afternoon an accident occurred
at the Floral mill: Whilst T. Champion,
one OF the employees Of the mill, was en-
gagged In hanging up battery he had his
thumb mashed so badly that an amputa-
| tion was found necessary. Drs Deal &
hammond performed the Operation, and
the man Is doing as we'll as could be ex-
p-cted.
Buy AND SELL srocKs. Henderson &
Rives now give notice that they will
commences buying and selling stocks on
Monday morning next, and also trans.
acting all business appertaining to the
buying and selling OF stocks, the SAID
business having been interrupted by the
suspension OF the Bank of California and
the stoppage of the various Stock
Boards. ~lt
THE Board of Equalization met yester.
day and transacted the following bust.
ness. The assessment Of State Bank Of
Nevada was raised So, the as.
8. ssment of John Roeder was reduced
$500. All mortgages were YESTERDAY
placed upon the assessment roll. The
Board thsn adjourned until Monday
October 4,b, at 10 a. M.
JEwEFT ADAMS, Lieutenant Governo,
of Nevada. was kept busy ,hrouphou
yesterday in auditing claims against tn,
State for necessaries furnished durint
the late Indian excitement and issue(
vouchers for the same. The list will b,
found elsewhere. sis-ue
FREIGHT ARRIvED.- Freight arrive,
yesterday. via Hugh White & Co.'s Sal
Lake Forwarding house line, for the fol
lowing parties: Coco. Johnston. Mott
Fish Il Co., John Roed-r, J. J. Hahn,
Il 90, J. R. Staples. Raymond & Isl,
mine and f. w. Chute. lH :
INDIAN SPRINGS. Andy Lazwell ana
Charley King have recently nur
chased Indian Springs ranch from N
Indians. Indian Springs ranch ia
beautifully watered spot about sixt
, miles this side of the Vegas ranch.
Protection HOSE COMPANY No. 2 ex
> tend cordial invitation to Phoebe Hos
,, Company No. and Lightner Hook
ladder Company No. ! to attend the bsl
to be given by that company Wednesda
evening. October 9Th.
THE Salt Lake stage arrived yesterda
st4 p. m. No through passengers 70
rioehs on board.
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pIoCHE.

Cross-cut from 96O-foot station cut the
vein Yesterday morning; drifts both east
and west were Immediately started;
iades full size of drifts and giving higher
ssseys than on the 500 foot level and ap.
pears to improve as drifted upon. En-
p;na shaft measures 1,049 feet. Some
Ore Of fine grade is being extracted from
the old works.
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ii. The first part of the week was occu-
MED in cleaning up. The mill will start
AGAIN as soon as the repairs are finished
probably to-day or tomorrow.
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-OCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
DEPARTURES.
81 aIIMEa . sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
Miss Katie Welsh
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District Court.

The Distric. Court met yesterday at
10 a. m. pursuant TO adjournment, and
transact. d the following business
Lewis Solomon ct al. vs.. III. Fuller ct.
al. settling of statement on motion for
a new trial continued for the term. to be
taken up Saturday, October 9th.
I'll. Andrews vs.. Juo. l.. Donahue--
Demurrer to the answer of defendant
Domaine sustained; the defendant al
loved to and including October 18th to
file an amended answer, the restraining
order herein to remain In full force until
the hearing of the said motion to show
cause. and that the said bearing be taken
I'D upon one days notice after answer
filed.
F. w. Clute ys. +. Wheeler; argu-
ment of demurrer continued until Mon
day.
w, FL. Ellis ct al. vs.. Page Il Panaca !;
cause submitted without further argu-
ment.
J. W. Peck vs.. Elliott Dodds: remit
titur FROM the Supreme Court presented
and ordered filed.
All matters undisposed of before the
term. Court then adjourned for the July
term.
The October term of the Conrt COM
mences Monday, Ocobrr 4th, 1875.
SOLE TRADERS. - Every once and a
while we have to chronicle a little game
or a manly act of horse-womanship of
the "sole traders" of Phoebe, and now
comes another that occurred late on Fri
day night in that beuightrd of streets,
L.cour street. II appears that two OF
them were out buggy riding on Friday
afternoon, and returned towards seven or
eight O'Clock in the evening, pretty well
supplied with bug JUICE" 80 much SC
that when aliRhting from the buggy one
of them felt vigorously inclined, and
proceeded down the street to whale an
other "sole trader" located in the
vicinity. She went down the street very
gaily and looking very well; she met heI
antagonist and returned without any
bonnet, chignon, waterfall or any hail
at all-except close crop of natural
She met the enemy, and she was hers, y
for the time being. Shortly after thi.
encounter another occurred on Lacoul
street, between two " sole traders from
Meadow Valley street, who met by
chance y in that locality. One of then
proceeded to camp and do up the othe
in brown paper, hut the latter seemed
unwilling to b. preserved in that style
and turned on her antagonist in such
fierce and manly style Of self-defenc,
that the other de.camp-ed in as goot
order as was possible under the circum
stances. A new tonsorial artistic start
! business on Monday, his stock in trad
b ing the crop of hair he gathered Oh
Friday night after the two encounters
He says 1t will be larger and bette
stock than any other barber has in tn
town.
CLAIMS. -Jewett Adams on Friday an
Saturday audited the following claim
against the State of Nevada and issue
| TO- tl,n
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Mrs BradfOrd's BreaIxf fast Room

To he Editor Of tie Commercial:
Last spring, the sympathies of Mrs. Jmaes
Bradford were excited by knowing that 80 many
homeless, hungry men, left our city hail, where
they had lodged, to pursue their journey, or to
wander about without morning meal, or the
means tc purchase one. In speaking to frie nd
on this subject, she expressed her determine
ton, should she live till winter, to establish a
place whore these uncared for ones, could have
AT least warm comfortable breakfast Accord
ingly when Mr.. Bradford erected his market
house on the corner of Third King streets, he
appropriated for her use room ~ by so feet with
tables, and benches to seat upwards of 30 men
at a time. On the first Thursday in January the
room was opened, and 80 men had good
breakfast of coffee, hash and bread
Since then, including the above there
have been 1772 breakfasts given 1t
il true some of these men are vagrants and
drunkards, but we do not know the temptations
and trials they have had to encounter, many of
them doubtless, are industrious, worthy men
going from place to place looking for work, and
almost driven to dispar by their unsuccessful
efforts. To the credit of all these men, it must
be said, they behave with the utmost propriety
Tho expenses at present are about $50. per
week, and Mrs, Bradford designs 10 continue the
work to the end of this month. The following
is all that has been contributed to aid.her in this
good work from Mr.. Jesse Lane, S25; cash
800; cash, $40; Mr.. James 4. Bird, $40; Mrs. S.
Bringhurst, s5, Dr. Garrett S5 Mr.. Il. Belts,
55, Mrs. s. X. Mendenhall IS; Miss T. Belts, So:
Mrs. Mary Belts So; Miss. l.. Seal, SO; Mrs.
Mary W. Bringhurst, s3i Miss l.. Webb,S 80; Miss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.
TRAINS iKAvs WILMINGTON

TRAINS LKAvK wIIAlkaros
Fu Ne~ YorA,-Lsi, a. Nj, 12.l7. i2.s2, o4Y, p. NJ
q salndays, 1.s1, A. NJ.
For Philadelphta-l.si, $50, $40, $50 1890, A
T.; lall 1919 4, SAP, 7.2o, $50 P n. sundays
l 81, A M; 4.0c, $50, $50, P. NJ.
For Baltfnlora.-l2.52, 2os 10.G2, A. M; 1.2s
8 20, 710, p. NJ eundays, 12.52, 2.0s, A. M.
FOR Rasa t9to'l-ly.52, 2.0s. A. NJ: 1885, l.2s
30, III. NJ. 'undays, 1882, 2.03, A. M.
For Lelalcdre R. R.-b00, 1910, A. NJ; $40 p
NJ No sunday trains.
For Neto Caots.-5.JO. iVlU, A. NJ. 1.25, 64O, z. M
No Sunday trains,
For Wilmington and Rscofrq 4. R-o.so, $50 A.
NJ, 5.l6 P. NJ. No sunday train.
For Wilmington d Restefa r. a 10. 90 A. M; b3b
p NJ. No Sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From heo Yort-1.t3, A. NJ, 1851, Lib 100, r
NJ. Sun .ays, l.55, A. NJ.
From Philadelphia 70. AZ, 1.s3, 9.b6, A. M; 1900
NJ; l2o4, ls 400, oio, 6.3o, 100, sl5, ll00 p. NJ
sundays, IL AZ, l.5s, lees A. NJ; 11.n", P. M.
From hor; Deposit.-s.o., a; N. No sunday train.
From Baltimore. = iql 1926, A. NJ; l2.0I, II. 40,
6.32, s.2', P. NJ. Sundays III, A. M. $50, P. NJ
From Rashinyto,. - LA A. M. 1907, 1910, b.s2,
9.20, P. M. Sunday l.2l, A. NJ. $40, P. NJ.
PSo1r Delaiodre r. R.-l0.l5, \. NJ; $50, $50, P.
u. No Sunday trains.
From Nsto Cdstls.-s.00, 10. is, A. M; $50, go
r. M. No Sunday trains.
Fron Wilmington d Readilg 2. R.-S5I A. NJ.
SO, p. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Western r. R.-Too A. NJ.
3.l6 P. M. No Sunday trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
19.4O, $50, 1890, A M; 1918, 2.30, 4c0, blb, 800
646 $50 l1.3O. P. M. Sundays i240 $50 A. M; $50
l1,S0P, M,
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Local RrevifIes.

sun rises 7.10.
Sun sets 51g
Morgan for Gives
Webb's for neat hats.
Moon rises Wednesday 8 "a a. IN.
See new Wilmington Il Reading time table.
There is big Jam of ice IN Rel clay creek
Wilmington Institute annual meet ny to-day
Dubelrs hat store is patronize by ali classes
Saddle rock oysters Just received at Fullmers
large looking glass for sale chea nj 40g Marx et
Street.
File 4 Murpheys coal we ow by repeated trials
10 be excellent.
;, Lot OF nice seasonabe goods Boa mani, ID and
King and King Street
25 cents cleanses two shirs at the pnpular civ
Laundry, +. 9Th street.
The place to get Whtmans beau Iul con ections
is at Miss Maxwell's, 300 W. I'd street
Caniemas. just rece we'd new lot of church
candles. ut Jones, 9Th and Market streets
The Gardeners patent chair bottom Is much su e.
rior 10 cane seat sold only by the Enterprise 20.
Extra fresh and new smoked su mon. by the mound
or isli, at Bowhan's I'd and King ard al King st
Singles Sons partag,s are growing In popu a.
ton dally by nohers ho are partlCu what they
smoke.
WE claim that the Elmwood collar Will tit better,
10 more Ike linen, and keep clean longer, than
any other,
Mocha, Old Government Java, Marie Tho and
Rio cOfees, fresh roasted AZ JOS Jones' bth and
Market streets.
Bowman says he is selling more coTees than ever
and this IN spi'e of the dull Tines, and while his
business generally isno. good before the pan
Yet, In conees. tand teas tou) his trade steaGilS
improved, anu from what we can learn, doubt
II there Is any one else In town that does large
ana sats actory Il trade IN these specigiies us he
stat" of atairsn that s ought about wc PEE
sumo, by his selling COOL, If not better, coees
AMI tea, th IN can be had esewh re for the same
money. Second and ny has become the .heai
Quart r." for tho e who want the worth Df thrli
money and abstraction a. the same time.
ST umOns or Scrnuous affections are the ru, sp
the blight, the lotalo lot OF mankind. they are
vile anu filthy as Wen faa. They arise fr M
contamination and mrury OF the hlOO and are to
be seen all around Us every where. ne quater OF
all We meet are tainted with them, and one quatcr
OF these die vi them; die fOolisy too, because they
are durable. ANkKs StRSAPARlLiA cleanseS the
scfofulous cOrruptl' from the blood tenders II
pure and healthy AMI eifectually eXpurgatcs the
foul contamination hOn The sy tenn No OF er
praan u.der your ScIOtulOus disorders. since the
learned AVER has provlitd his mastery colnbina-
ton OF curative vir ues that he ga Is SAR.APAnlIA
-MontJome'y tiiI) ado rtser
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-02
Yeaal alotites.

ASP ib-lOO) thence from IA beginning Stake 5outi
nfty minutes east four hundred feet to stake IN lnt
field, thence north eighty H-flve degrees nd nltN
minut west two hundred and tighteen rect ailu
eighi-tenths of foot to another stake In the neu
point from which tho said 8 uihenst corner OF me
aforesaid brick house, bears oith twenty SIN de.
grees and six minutes wcs, thence from the lnsl
hundred feet to stake ly the post and rail fence on
the southery side of the af' rgsald lane or iarm
road T. om whl h stake the south n4l corner OF the
aforesaid brick building bears north slxiy-thret
degree and ffty-eight minutes west and IL distant
two hundred and seventy two feet ANA ohe-tenih nl
foot, thence from the ln1 nenfiN "a stake ny the
sou hory side of SAID lane or farm road, SCUM
eight,-1ve degrees AMI M minutes east Two nun.
tlret and eighteen feet and eight 'cnths oi loot
to the place Of beginning, Containing two acres OF
land and alsn the right of WY o the same over
the above mentioned lane or fhlm road, 81 lhc
property OF the said Puihony kcybud and wlthih
lhc limits of the said lat, situated IN the above
mcn lOned County and hundred, said lane or arm
td ieading from The ab We described lot nf land,
through the property Of said nth ny keyhOd 10 me
public road which lead from New Castle saint
Ge rgcs.
And ihlt The said n hony Rcybold, owner, aud
all other pers MS int rested IN III" said u owe de.
crhcd lands and right Of waN lie and appear at TIT
May Il rim next of The sNii su, etor Court IN Il d
TO New Castl' County, at New tie, IN Mo lh' ,
q q seventeenth day ut May u ,elguttcn HUNDRED
and seventy five. and HE their Objecti 's, Il any
they have, to The prop sed purchase.
In testimony wlereo have hertnnio sei my han''
and af,lX,d TIE seal OF the sad Snrer,oi
H. 81 Court, ut sew as le I c eleventh day oi
January, A. u, 81. hteen hundred and -cv'
ICHARD q. e oPEr,
jan2l4nw Prolhonotafy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-02
1.-THE STORY OF sEvENoAKs.r

TIE principal serial story Of the year wi, oh ,,.,.
Ia Tue January ssue is written bl IN Hon ga ,
,oLd letor OF Inc Mon hly. For twenty yrars ,ne
AIN AMineIvui pubic nave hren hppr, cniiYely ininlir
any word oi c mmendati0n from the pvbll,bSr!,
They may say, h"N ever lhut the new story w,i' n
AM handling 40 "'"'e''al
In the extensive list of illustrated ma,erlni nos
IN course OF prep ration, which 1t IL expected SII,
brilliant pers on French Life aud LIE and ir
nlu ny ALBERT iHoDEs; articles VI travel in f,,.
rope, Asia and america, by competent hands. dds
Nan Francisco dOther cities sk tch = of gir",,,
phases of vepetIticn etc, ETC. '''''''
Ia Poetry, short Stories and 81 eichps. Hloyrntlv
tcninlsceice and Essay y, the publishers eXnni H.
preserve their former high standard Ever .nnn
wlll he made To Keep the magazine fresh h LII
ligh-oned and compan0nable ''''