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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
Corporation Nntires.

NEW CASTLE Il FRENCHTOWN
~ TURNPlkE& RAILROAD CoMP,NY.
The annual meeting OF the sioC CklOders of this
company and an election OF directors will take
place at the ol'ice OF the Company In New Castle on
thursday, the 18th day OF May next al II a. NJ. I.
A. IlO 1NBR,
HIfgl ,ZtAWaW SECRETARY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
8naratmH.

BOARDING FOR GENTL EN- AND
- ladies', pleasant rooms. Also, table boarders
can be accommodated. at
apr2-if No. 7Oi MARKET STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
- ladies with desirable rooms. Mt
maral-im NO. 800 SBIPLEY STREET
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
~ Apply Jsn2,tf sI2 KING.
II o A X u q WITH DESIRABLE
- rooms al 1yT-u sDl WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
eN-LOOKi LOOKi LOOKi
gKLLYs DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
QE I.IEE


1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
burn
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
IL will act upon Jour liver nnd tone up your dges-
lion.
1t ls pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless.
IL will do all that tonic Will do without liquor To
stimulate IL Ia not Wine OF Iron. Try 1t. DNctors
prescribe II. Cle-gy recommend 1t. Thousands
hav1 been cured with 1t. Suffer no longer Send
and get a circular. See what II has done.
For aale by Smith Painter, X. Bringhurst a Co.,
Il. McInall. Jr. anu Druggists generally. apr2-llm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
Enst Ind found.

O3T.-FROM OUR WAGON YES-
IL TERDAY pair OF large round patent Ice bal
ances. Ample reward for their return TO our office
NO. z f. md street. j. b. CONRoW son,
may4-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

tr- EGls for Hatching.-The usual price for Brown
L"ghorn eggs for Matching with poultry breeders
is 50 per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh are
the table Brown eghorns are good fowl. and for
laying qualities thy haVe eibdt Apply at ~
Market street. InargI Il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

In- Charles Lamb, Kssayisf denounced all splrltu-
GUS liquors as Wet Damnatl0n" Poor fellow he
knew whereof he spake, 10y sad experience, and II
living, would apply the same TO Alcoholic Fxcltants,
advertised rs Curealls. But there Is one Tome and
Alternative In eXistencethe best the world has ever
known-which contains no alcohol II ID Dr. Walk
ers California Vinegar Bitters. air54w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
CITY ITE ms.

az Fi"e Gaifers spring style, ut 2ia Market ST.,
Bahcock L Bro. mys,tf
sS BoDts and .sh0eS sold by the imli or foot at
BahcOck n bro, 2is Market street. mystf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

~ W. hare taoo 100000 dollars worth of Boots
and Shoes 10 sell, buta very large stock, at 2lS
Market street. DysI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

GRADUATES AT CoRNELL.-Four young Dela.
wareans will be among the graduates this year,
at Cornell University Tatnall, Edward
Belts jr, and Edwin Jackson, of this city and
George r. Thompson, Of Mill Greek.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

NEW DRESS GOODS-JUST OPENED
IN complete assortment of new cress fahrica
cnmprsiDg The most desirable shades and stvlaa ~
plain and plaid goods. NA" ''''es III
W. b. SHARP.
Fourth and Market Htreats
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

fr- Lddics Shoes, new stock at very low prices al
Babcock Blo., 2l3 Market street. mys,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

Mrs. JupdE IIALL.--ln our biographical sketch
of Judge Hall, yesterday, his first marriage was
mentioned, but by an omission OF few lines
which should have been inserted at that point
the fact-well kncwn to all acquainted with his
cease Of his first partner he was again married .
His second wife was Harriet, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Chas Hillyard, of Kent county.
all estimable lady, who after married life Of
nearly fifty years, survives her husband
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ENUK SAFE OR EXCHANGED
FARM OF CT ACRES, NEAR KIRKWooD.
on The Delaware Division OF the p. W. AB.R. u a,uo
convenient to canal. Soil OF superior quality and in
excellent farming condition. Fruit orchard rnn
cellent truck farm. -
FREE AND CLEAR OF 1NCUMBRANCE.
Will be for cash at very great sacrifice, or
SECOND MORTGAGES. "a
Marketable stocks or convertible merchandise. Aa-
dress, ''
CHAS. SIDNEY,
apri+-'m 20i $. 9Th Street, philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
CITY ITEM 8.

se-A Tue Bdlsani DR. Wstars balsan OF
" lid Cherry s truly Il basam. VI contains the bal
ssInic principle OF the Wld Cherry, the balsamic
properties OF tar ami OF pine. Its ingredients are
ali basamc Coughs and Consumption speedily dis
appear under It's balsamic influence 10 cts. AMI Il
d bottle large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
Aufttpu &xles.
BETTER TIMES HAVE ALREADY COME TO US
AND TIE CENTENNIAL YEAR WILL BE
WILMINGT0N'S OPPORTUNITY.
DUBLIC SALE


10 Business and Building Lois
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington Baltimore Rail-
road, Oh the proposed Avenue to the Delaware
River and on Thirteenth and other streets.
VIII be sold on the Premises, at JPN.
On Saturday, May 22, 1875
without postponement, wlthdI avail or undertaking
These lots are over Eleventh Street Bridge are
n ar b andywlne station on the p. W. X b. Railroad
10 Nandever Avenue now opened and nearly graded
TO Market street, to the Brandyvlne hiver, and TO
extensive and growing manufacturing establish
road and Bowers street are admirably adapted by
Railroad and sewerage fectles to manufacturing
purposes those East OF Bowers street are, many OF
them, high prominent, and nnderlaid with sand and
gravel whist nearly all, as can be seen, have good
material Tor foundations. The subscriber regrets
properly in ilniiDgton at the partf ular uncture
OF all Others when he would desire to be purchaser
Part es who bought on the Sth can already make
handsome advances, and now Is the time to buy,
remembering that In an experience OF 20 years
hare neper faitsd 10 sell epery ot and property as
= irerfissd
TERMS OF sALE.-Twenty per cent. cash, and
the balance 10 rotes with approved endorsers.
equally divided at and months, bearing interest
from tne day or aRle. Setlement In all cases to he
made previous 10 the following Saturday, May 29th,
1910, at IL, Otherwise a purchase may be de-
carei yod ~ the option OF the seller,> and parties
who pay the whole IN cash on or before that time
Approved Savings Fund Orders received AZ cash.
Immediate pos 'ession on set lement
IT. HEALD
wliMIsafos. May II, 1873. mayl2 i5,is,N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
aprg7,2taw.a,
8ank Statements.

- EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
III UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WHINING
TON" State OF Delaware. nj the ose Of business,
on the LIST day Of May 1876.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
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Nptiffs.

NOTICE THE FOURTH ANNUAL
~ Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Working
mems oan Association will be held IN the Serre
tarys office. No aO2 Market street, on MONDAY even
ing cNl, MAY II, $50, al r. O'Clock, when the an
Lllal report viii he submitted and an elect on held
The 'liiid SERIES is now oliered for sale.
,o.rc, GEO. q. MARS.
MOI lGE--GENTRAL LOAN ASsOCI
~ ATTIC The Fourth Annual Meeting VIII he
hen ,a a. eir room, No A. Market street, on Fri
election ior officers AMI directors viii be heid and
mylc,1t Attest, u. 7. HAWKINS, See.
NJ OTl q E-A MEETING OF THE
~ Siorkholiers Of the Diamond state Oil Com.
pany VIII he held IN the Company's otlre .ii2 Mar.
Net street Thursday May 2oh is'5 al p. NJ.
nlays,l9,l' J.MARls.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE. E.-SCHOOL COIN
"a mittees of New Castle county are hereby noti-
lied TO meet the Auditor of Accounts at New Castle.
nn m lte izt sl and lilh of May, to settle accounts
as iollO"s: May 18th, from No. 10 80; NAV lyrh
from No 81 80; My l4th, from No 90 and up n,
wards. N pRAfr, A,,iitor ~
myl,ttd2.w '''''o''
NOTICE.-ALL MEMBERS OF THE
~ Improved Order OF Red Men are requested 10
assemble at the Wigwam, AIS Market strs et Wed
nesday next, al ~, r. M. mys,M
NOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
l. Shares in the Third Series first payment Iune
"tl, may hr mad by applying to ThOs. Y deNor-
..a., II. T. YOUNG,
fccTelhry.
YAKE NOTICE-THE COLLECTORS
=, = OF city and school taxes have removed their
0flce troiu Fourth street market house to No ~
East 9th street, the treasurer ofllce ,Tho.e
who have not settled their city taxes must end 10
IL soon as our term Is out and are going TO close
ou' tue pusihesH. Allen, CHANDLER,
WM. SfILLBY,
aprlI-1m Coll.riora
Y EGISTkY BUREAU NOTICE
All property holders within the city who have moi
had their property registered, are respectfully re-
qlestti TO present to this Oiice correct ,ius,rn
ton OF their property.
copy OF the Registry LAW AID blank forms for
the description OF property Will be furnished on up
pllcatlOn at this otfice
All uecus, conVeyances or transfers ot Real Es-
tate made after July lth, 1874 must be entered ia
TINS once BEFORE they arc sent 10 New Castle to be
recorded. N
M. q. CUNWKLL,
~ chief Engineer AMI Surveyor,
Jahso-L Tenth and King Streets.
NOTICE. MECHANICS LOAN ASSO-
~ citation, FL th Series, 800 shares In the Fifth
Series OF this Association are now for sale First
payment to be made the second Tuesday In Nav
Apply to W. j. MORROW Seq
Hlhizi u No. All French street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

fF ds.-Garden seeds, all kinds, fresh stock
Bowman's. 2nd and King streets. mar23-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

1T Err A r Y s JCIkTIES ISSUING
- weekly or monthly papers are invited TO a,hl
themselves of facilities for neat WORK at prcrs
slightly above cost OF production, al The CoAAkh
ClAL SrKAA POWER PRINTING Rooms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

;yH,3lg g5
!, john Peoples, Cashier uf "1he Union National
Bank OF Wilmington" do solemniy swear that the
above Abatement Is true, 10 the hest Of my knowl.
edge ana belief JOHN PEOPLES ,,ashipr
state OF Delaware, County OF New Castle = 4.
sworn 10, ana subscriced before me. this l2th
day OF May, 1915 JOHN AKIN. JR,
o.. 49,. Notary Publ;
Correct Attest
jas. G. AlREN,
Nnwi MS u + fHSpai TSS Directors.
my
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
WARD TO THE PUBLICl

oFEIoE or
wooLLEY VAN TRUMPs
| INSURANCE AusNVi,
| FIRE, MARINE, LIFK, hcClDHNri
NO. JOURNAL BUILMNd ADJOINING rha
| CITY HALL
WILMINGTON. DKLAwAnH.
we are the
DULY AuTHoHIzap AGENTS OF THE 9l,Dks''
| LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN COMPh
MES IN THE WORLD
HAVING
CASH ASSETS OF OVER. slOo, ,Up,@
We insure all kinds Of property within the sta'e
and adjoining counties. Dwellings and Farm Pi'
pcIty taken at very low rates
We make specially OF taking entire charge ot
our customers business, thereby relieving them cf
PROMPTLY AND LIBsRALLY, without extra charge
Onering our past record as a guarantee for tne
future, we confidently assert 1t will be to your 1a
Mes IN all departments before insuring or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFECTED AT oNCK AT CURRENT kATEs
Communications by mail with receive iinInei1af
attention.
Expressing our acknow letigrueuts for THE pafoH
age we have enjoyed and soliciting ooniinuh"f'
we remain, very respectfully,
JAM woOLLEY. X. a. VAN ThGNr
SEALS TRANSFER AND
BAGGAGE EXPRESS
COACHES MEETS ALL TRklN
AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PR PAsSENthh
baggage called for ami checked from Hotels ani
private residences to destination.
OFFICE: p, w. b. Depot and Il. Brlhghuf''s
store, 9Th and Market streets.
j. Ii. SEAL, Proprietor.
mar27-Gm
TIER A RY SOCIETIES ISSUING
~ weekly or monthly papers invited TO hthll
themselves of cnr facilities for neat WORK al prets
slightly above cost OF production, al the C0sshH
CIAL STBAA POWER PRINTING Rooms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

The UPPER BASIN CLEANsKD At q 30 last
evening, the water having previously been let
out force Of eight men was set ut work re-
moving the muddy sediment from the bottom of
the upper OF the two basins at Tenth and Mar
ket streets. The men continued their ahors all
night, and although there were tw, I've inches of
mud to be removed, by II O'Clock, this morning,
the last vestge OF it was renewed and the water
turned on. This was rapid execution, and il
due manly to the quick and practical perception
of Chief Engineer Hyde who s giving the mi
ability of his mind to the administration of his
duties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12


RESOURCES
Loans anu Disconnls silJ,2;g 81
Overdrafts, '66l a,
Y. y. Bonds 10 secure circulatlOn yOg 200 90
Due from approved Reserve Agents ss54l "a
Due from other National Banks 1885 II
Due from State Banks and Bankers 22b32 u
Real Est tie, Furniture aud Fixtures e5i67 II
Current EXPENSES and Taxes pAid ,ayf ~
Premiums Faid yal1 40
Checks and other Cash Items yOGg3 4,
Bills Of other National Banks B413 90
nllls OF state BANKS. II, o.
frhctlnnal currency QhGmdlng NiCkcls) l26 so
Legal render Notes, 300 ~
u.S. Certificates of deposit Tor legal
renders lc,nOu W
Redemption Fund with u. :. Treasaret q
per ,n'. OF Vir ulatiJn,l e,2lU III
sY!l,3.5 %
LIABILITIES
Capital slock paid ill., t2Ogl15 90
Surplus Fund h5 O0u uO
Otner thnVdei Pfonts 1916 Og
National Bank Notes outstanding ls2,s5O 90
Dividends Unpaid, also so
Individual Deposits subj ct 10 clitet II, 5s3 OD
Certified Cneck- g5s9 40
Due 10 other Natuhnl Banks 1tgsQ 81
Due 10 state Banks and Bankers 1923 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
Iyautfd.

WANTED Girl. FOR GENERAL
w honsewOrk. u 4 JEFFERSON 81.
myl2As
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

- EPOIET OF TIE CONDITION OF "IIIE MA
~ TIoNAL BANK OF WILMINGTON " BRAN
DIVINE nj Wilinington,i in the State of Delaware
AZ the close of business the LIST day OF Nav 1878
RESOURCES
Loans amt Discounts 1921, SO, % 1921, ,B6s. ~
OverdraIts.
U. 5. Bonds TO secure circulation, .OO.OOO.OO
0ther etocks, Bonds and Mortgages. 1920. 90
pue irun applovedanu reserve Agents, 5,5oI.I3
other National BANKS, l25D2 "a
state Banks and Bankers. .,,3s. As
BANKING House, ". ui,O 90
Furniture and Fixtures 800 Oo
Current Expenses and THAea fuld 2y56 sI
Chetks and other Cash Items 30 800 Oy
Blls OF other National Banks 5 ,5G 90
rihetlOhul currency, Including NlLkUls, BsI.I9
Legal Tender Notes a al an
neueinptlu fhni WIN U, = Ithsurrt 1000 %
Due from u. - Treasurer (pth I { Ian . per
cent Re r'nption FUND.- g,'uU.UO
.,, sylS6ty64
a..,... LIABILITIES,
Cabiiai st0k pud IN, gUO,Ulo.Ou
Surp us rnnu - ma, un
Other Undivided FRONTS, 10 663 O3
Circulating Notes received from
Comptroller tlsO,UUu
Less amt on hand and with Comp.
for burning TO- vuU l "a uDO D0
State Bank Circulation oulslaliing S.,l4 on
Dividends unpaid, 2Is0f
Individual Dpnosits 40 oat u9
Due 10 other National Banks, 626yOa al
p"e 10 S'alr BANKS ma Bahhels, ,659.14
SOL, 500 81
], Evan Rice, Cashier Of ''rhe National Bank of
Wilmington Gi.i Brandywine," do soemnly swear
.at ins ahoye % statement true to ne best q my
State Of Delaware, County OF New Castle:
sworn 10 and subscribed before ME, this l2th day
OF May lsI5.
Isl JAMES Nj. WATSON Notary Public
JAMES MORROW
GhO. W. SPARK : Directors
GKo. S. CApELLE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

MrANTED.- GOOD STOUT non
w FIST boy about "a or years Of age, must he
well rrcommcnic'. Apply T., letter at
THIS OFFICE.
nayl2.3t / II II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

w A n TIE D.-S0ME PERSON TO
w adopt or hoard h'athv female infant, tive
months old. A, ,iIeai al. f. j.
myll ct Commercial Once,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

ID EpoRr OF THE CONDITION OF 1.-THE Ma
IN 'TIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE All Will
MlNGTON al Wilmington, In the State OF Della
ware, at the close OF business on the LIST day Of
May, 1875
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, .ais, ,SsI 2S
U. D. Bonds 10 secure Calculation, 10 900 uO
otneT STOCKS, Bonds anu Mortgages, u, ,at5. ls
Due from approved Reserve Agents, y, AZ. IS
Due from ether National Banks, lII9s 50
Due from STATE Banks aild Bankers 70 y35 20
Real Estate, furniture. and fixtures, 10 900 90
current Expenses, and taxes paid, ;,gi22l
Checks and other Cash Items, Bg2T 81
Bills OF other National Banks, 5gltOO
fractional currency, including Nlekels, 6.Us6 Oa
Legal Tender Notes, I2isOU
u. ); Cer ncates Of Deposit for Legal
, render Notes 10000 no
NOT more than per cent. on ciIculu
lion 100000
,,, s6li, ,2GI.bs
Capital stock paid in, slIO,OO0OO
Surplus Fund, IOS IOl 10
Other undivided DrOhts, l4sbb IL
NstlOnal Bank notes ouistAndI z. W uO
state Bank Notes outstanding, L. 400 90
DiVlhtlds unpaid, $1,000
Individual Deposits, 2i2TIl 30
Due To other National Banks 5I,O789O
Due 10 state BANKS and Bankers a 1855 SO
coil 26I. so
state of Delaware, County OF New Castle SIS;
i, X. II. Ewbanks, Cashier OF ''fne National Bank
Of Delaware at Wilmington, do sOeIunly swear
that the above statement is true, 10 the best Of INV
II. II. EwBANKs, Cashier.
sworn 10 ana subscribed before me- this 18th day
OF May, lsl5. II. BAIRD. Notary Public,
correct Attest
HENRY LATIMER,
H. q. BANNl M, DIrectvts
CHA ArLES WARNER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

w A N 4 T. D-TWO PROTESTANT
w girls a c0Ok and nurse. Apply 10 Mira. II. ".
Cause cor. Penna Ave. and Clayton Sts, City.
M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
'Ehe Temperature, To-ds,.
New castle comfy Court.

Al RRaisTERED AT Tnr ooMaEsolAL ogFIoF
Is A. ID, IAtl p NJ,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

At MERRICkS BAZAAR,
Fougrh AND WALNUT sTs. WILMINGTON,
DELAWARE.
& H IN
AUCTION SALE ON
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20 h, 1879,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
or large assortment of
New and second Hand Carriages,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HAR ARNESS. WITH A NUM-
BER OF HORSES
good lot OF GeImantowns aud market wagons
Two good farm wagons, cheap. Always on hand
large s'ock Tor sale or exchange for second hand
work
Notice fnr special ira 'e sale OF over one hundred
carriages wi! tate place Od Saturday morning, May
Zath. -
Jang-tf d. 4 w. MERRICK
TNHOMAB NJ. pGLE
4 AuCrlONKER
- hUcTIoNEKR
No. Fast Fourth Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
for xale.

.Gnr 6&alf.
ENOR SALE TWO GOOD YOUNG
= horses, tue style, warranted sound and gentle
ia either single or Il nble harness. one u superior
family horse. John A. WII.SOS
lhsll.2w cor Front and Market Sts., VIII Del.
ENuK SALE.--TWO THREE STORY
- hrrk dwellings one ou the corner OF Gilpin
avenue and Adams street. Also, the one adjoining.
ieIns easy fpply 10 H. ENGLISH,
myl0,Jt leg West atreet
LNOR SALE LOW-ONE OCTAVE
Il piano, loud and sweet toned also some good
furniture A p'i'fs' n" cs st chEsRfs6T EARfPl{ Z! STREET
-apr23,lt West Wilmington
STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE--80
- feet first class shelving, Is feet first class coun
ters, at o0I Market street.
mar25-tf JOHN WAINWRIGHT
II o X SALE. - BROWN LEGHORN
- eggs for Matching. setting. $1.00 Warranted
iresl. Apply at GOOD HANNA'S
HNOR SALE - ONE DUMP WAGON
Il and two carts all In good condition. Address
GEORGE D. KELLEY,
au9o-u Wilmington, Del.
ENOR SALE.-AT A BARGAIN, A MAR
L oo,a YIN !, SAFE, new and perfect. Apply at
For Sale
100 Bbls. fine Old Rye whiskey.
% Bourbon
10 New Eng and Rum
10 Apple Brandy.
/" Old Irish and Scotch whiskey.
Wholesale or retail by
FRANCIS KELLEY.
hoYl+ly l09 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

Complete Line of our Celebrated
Trefousse Kid Gloves, ia all the New
Soring Shades!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

MANY AhW AND DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
AT OUR g-CENT COUNTER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12
FARM AT PRIVATE SA ALE

A FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
Containing 1906 acres, more or less situated in
uecil county Md. X mile from the depot Of the p.
". B X Il ut Perryvile, together with q lot OF
100 ieet front on the Susquehanna River The anal.
tS OF the land Is very good and uuder good fencing.
honsa e hsrD are good dwelling tenants
healthy, and commands fine view OF the river and
Day. !ppy 10 =. L. CHAMBERLAINE
aprlttolel' Perryville P. o., Cecil county, Ma.
DROPERTY FOR SALE-ON MAR
y ket street Canseway, between and Street.
uour minu es walk from Front and Market streets
~ feet irant, 3ss feet deep improvements are
main building, one story frame 100 80 with story
frame L,ox4o 1rontng on the causeway,) and 2-sto.
ry brlck. (ad)oinng back of main building) 30xsO:
story frame office, 24x12, (fronti on the cause
wa J IN the back portion OF the lot are one-story
Iraine, l0ox20 tw0-story frame stable 2Ox9n and
wafer tans ~ feet diameter. feet deep. The main
nnllding Is now used as a carriage factory and is
nited up with steam power circular and liz SAWS,
40, anu steam heating pi e. Price moderate Terms
easy. Apply on the premises, or to
j. NJ. PUSEY,
Inarlo-u 1ll6 King Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

HACK Hernana from so Gents 10 ST. :
70 the only Make thar can be War
ranted 10 Wear
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-12

NJ A N 4 Il D-A GOOD OACH
w PAINTER To go TO the country. Appg TO
mayll-3t' ID II KENT a co.
, 1875-10-21
While on the Way to Another County
He Is Killed by q Body Of
Masked Hen.
One Of The Cantllarides. .Flends at War
saw, Ind, Sentenced 10 Life
imprisonment.
Jacob Btaulcr1nan Sentenced tc Be Hanged
at New York Dec. 10.
Full Particulars of the Double Filicide
at Hackettstown, N. ].


LITTLE Hook, Ark. Oct. 20.-the Sheriff nf
Arkansas County loft Dewitt. Tic eou,4tv.Aeat,
on Sunday morning In charge Of tw" psiaoDhiH.
ono a cotored man named Csnsgal. wto had
boen sentenced to the pententiaty ut this place,
and was on hts way hofo; tie other wan fnau
named Dugap. . white ueu. who had toen
hentcnced ~ bo hanged. f'y the Circuit Court Of
tic county. for the murder nj Ahnb 1nmaii, one
year ago. Tue decision was rsvethed by tue
kupteme Cnurt. ahd the prianner re1nanded
hack for new trial. Tho t,rroner's counsel
procured 4 change Ut yenle to Af0prue County.
and lad hisn in cliat[,e to deliver to tho Sheriff
Of that cu;tnty at Clarendon. They arrived
At st. chat'en, on White River, shout o'ciock
p. IN. Sunday. About o'clock at night. willis
waiting for boat. q band of masked men. NUM-
berinX twenty-twu ail well armed, made their
appearance and took charge Of tie Sheriff AMI
his nosaa and the prisoners. Tho prisoners we're
hound together and rissing In cf,Airn before thn
iiso. The mob tired into Dagasl, killing him in
stsntiyt mud then departed. They are supposed
to 10 loading citizens Of Arkansas County. Tho
circumstance Of The killing of 1nnlau BY DugHn
Woro Of revolving character. lnmhn had nar-
lied daughter OF Dugana rome time before tho
murder, aud the two, nhlo in town. had so:nn
before they started for home. While OIL the
road DugAn dropped back to tho rear. and fired
into 1ulI,at,, putting load Of buekshot In his
eide aud one In liH back, aud thesl, rnatchinR
rife out of the hands Of q gent icmAn ACCOM-
panytng, put / bullet in the back OF hiy head
lie thcu took the body aud threw It into the
Wbito niver, and in q few days after 1t roHe and
skin. took tho body, and cut it In two. tied I
cas-iron ploa-Hbare 10 one half, and filled tlt
dead mAu's drawers uittl sand, tied them 70 tht
| ollier, and sunk the severed body Ia tho river.
, 1875-10-21

tSrttiaf Dsspatch ia ihs Ch'eaoe frioMn$.
QREdaS, ILL.,, uct. 20.-A disgrace vi RON nc.
cured hero last night at q disrsputablo house
located Oh the east side Of tho riyes boyoud the
city limits, xhero whisky ia Iept aud aold or the
sly. Tho melee occurred between two courtezans
and tho notorious Ed O'Ds,au. accompanied by d
rough known in these parts ~ IS Fighting Mlko."
Tho former has been ferving out hin son.
tence. q term Of e!ghteen nouths, In the
County jail, for tho murder OF young
McCoY, OF Polo, ILL.,, which Nas mentioned in
TnE TRIBUNE at tho time. lilo WAS out On pa
role OF good conduct tIia sentence expires Fri
day next. Ito WAS under bail to appear 1t tlssa
term OF court, now Ill session. tn answer charge
preferred agsil,at him for HI R.totnpt to asaaas-
INTO q gentleman tesid,uG scar Grand 1livar,
III. Tdeae men Of CRIME xe'l know
they desersea puntshu1ont aud tnok ref
uge In the wooda. thus escaping until
this morning, when they were discovered on
Mlxes Iblanl. The officers procured boht. aud,
uhpu within short distance OF tho i4land,
O'I}risn aud Mika drew their reyolyerA aud de-
fed them to approach uoarer. Sheriff Peck
quietly raised Spencer rile, and informed them
theg mlHt coma of tho island doad or atiyc.
when they Immediately surrendered. rhese
mem are desperate character, and should bs
punished To the full oxtcnt Of tho lax.