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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
Jubilee Year.

/ ROMAN cATHoL 10 CEREMoNY--ITs onIaIN--now
IT WILL BE CELEBRATED HERE.
The present year is what is known III the
Catholic Church as the jubilee year. The iubi,
lee formerly denoted the ceremony at Rome,
during which the Pope granted plepary indul-
gences to those who visited the churches of st.
Peter and st. Paul. 1t first took place under Bon
face VII, in 1900, and was to return every hun
dred years. AS 1t was found to be the means OF
bringing great wealth to Rome. Clement vi,
shortened the time to 50 yesrs. Urban VI still
further reduced the time to So years, and in 1475
Sextua ~, reduced the interval to % years, ut
which it now remains.
The privilege of holding jubilee was after
wards granted to princes and converts, and i'll
procebs of time the celebration OF jubilee
WAS granted to other dignitariea OF the church.
The condition of visiting Rome is now no lon
ger in force, certain works of charity or devo-
ton being substituted for it.
In this diocese, every good Catholic is expect
ed, during the year, to visit four churches each
day, on fifteen different days. At each church a
number of prayers must be said. The visits
must be made on week days, and while q person
Id on the pilgrimage no visits or conversations
for pleasure can be held while going from any
one OF the four churches to another
Many in this city have already commenced to
make their visits.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
FOUHI'H. EDITION.
LlOtm Tie Coal AeeaiOn.,

SEVERAL KEpoarED 0urRAGEs BY THE MINERS.
PorTevILIE, May 8.
The following outlages perpetrated by miners,
are reported.
A large two and "a half inch wire rope, used for
drawing coal ly the Philadelphia Reading Co.,
over the Gordon Planee, was cut in five places
with an axe compelling suspension of coal ship
ments from Shanokin and points above.
A large number of special policeman from
Reading pass over the Planes daily, and it is
thought the intention was to kill them by the
giving way of the rope.
The watchman on duty at Locustdale co!liery
was attacked by miners, badly beaten aud his
watch stolen.
An iron chain and heavy log were placed on
the track at Big Mine run, last night, to wreck
the Pottsville train but the engineer discovered
the obstruction in time to save the train
The r. Il. telegraph Office at Locust Summit
was burned last night. The loss is total.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
Our Aged People

QUITE NUMBER OF THEM ON THE sICK LET
Joshua Hutton, in the 82nd year of his age, ia
lying very low OF general debility.
His wife,in the s0th year Of her age, has been
sick but s now Gonzales cent.
Isaac Miller. we'll known by almost everybody,
il now in his 77th year. He has been for some
time prostrated, but is now recovering.
W. @. Hook i'll the S0th year of of Ills age,
though suffering somewhat at times, is about
active and happy.
Rebecca Stevenson, in the 92d year of her
age, is confined to her loom from the effects of
paralytc stroke, but otherwise her mind is
active,
Dell Noblitt, in his Oath year. and Judge Hall,
in his 95th, have not been affected by the ex-
their usual good health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

The friends OF the family have been marrying
IN such numbers lately that the demand for
bridal gifts must keep things lively at the White
iiouae. General Sheridan, 1T is sad, ls to be
the next victim, the bride being Miss Irene
thicker, daughter Of General Rucker, of the
puartermasters Department. Miss Rncker was
irst bridesmaid at Colonel Fred. Grants we'd
ding,
!, At an exhibition of Photographic portraits. in
natiinore, the other night. the portrait OF Lae
was w loudly cheered, while that OF Grant was
inriously Missed.
Az the meeting of the Christian Convention in
l.onaon yesterday it was stated that three thou
stnu persons had been converted during tile
hoody-Sankey revival
=, revolution broke out in Port au Prince. Hay
~ oil sunday. Forty foreigners were killed and
n NUMBER OF buildings burned. A state OF siege
mas been proclaimed
T., aaVlces from Wallace, Kansas, report that the
'haians continue their depredationl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
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Tho Major ReyboId,

ths sIsKs AT THE MOUTH OF sALEM CREEK, THIS
MORNING.
Mr.. Eli Crozicr, who came up from Delaware
City, this morning, reports the sinking of the
sde.wheel steamer Major Reyboid at the mouth
of Salem Creek while on her way to Philadelphia
to-day. The steamer left her wharf at Salem al
usual, this morning, but at the mouth of the
creek she struck rock or snag which pierced u
hole in her bottom, causing her to sink IN q
short time. The passengers were all removed in
safety aud conveyed back to Salem. tug was
then despatched to Delaware City to convey in
formation of the accident, and few of the pas-
sengers also came across i'll it. From that point
word was telegraph for another boat and the
interruption to travel will be only temporary.
MIR. Cro2ier and others who were waiting at Dela-
ware City for the ReyboM took passage on u tug
and reached Wilmington between nine and ten
o'clock.
From Delaware City the sunken boat may he
seen with the aid Of glass.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
Kicking Horses.

~ The Editor Of The Commercial:
Drivers do not seem to be generally aware
that kicking horse in the stomach is Unable
offence. Tho lasitude which we all feel in the
Sprlng of course aficts animals in the same way
after the long, hard, cold winter. 1t III certainly
rutal and hard-hearted, in the extreme to urge
u tired animal beyond its strength.
MANAGER S. +. G. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
New York.

THE LARGEST L. r. BRIDGE IN THE WORLD BURNED.
HoRNEILsvILE, N. Y, May 6.
The Portage bridge, thirty miles north of
Hornellsyille, ON the Hornellsville l. Attica
branch Of the Erie Railroad, said to have been
the largest structure of its kind in the world.
was burned, last night. The destruction of the
bridge will cause no interruption whatever to
through travel over the Erie r. r., there be-
ing three through routes besides. The company
will at once proceed to replace the bridge with
an iron structure,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
LOCAL. AFFAIRS.
Council, tonight.


Hermann, ut the Opera House again, this
evening.
The Citizens and Germania Loans meet, this
evening.
Stone crossings are being laid on Sixth at
Adams and at Jackson Streets.
Yesterday was the Tooth anniversary OF the
arrival Of Benjamin Franklin in America.
Rev. II. II. Davis will preach at Gilbert Chap
ell, this evening, at 7.45 The public are invited.
There was not a quorum at the Board OF
Trade. on Tuesday evening" and no business
was transacted.
George q. Lobdell will have another sale of
blooded stock. Mt his farm in New Castle hun
dred, on the 18Th inst.
James W. Birnie has been for Il long time
suffering from a consumptive disease, and no
hopes for his recovery are entertained.
The anniversary of the Home for Destitute
and Frendess children will be held in the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church, this evening.
The stops for the large water main OH Second
Street have arrived and additional hands will be
employed, and work commenced Immediately.
Rev. Joseph E. Smith, pastor OF Grace NJ. L.
church, who has been recuperating his health at
Saratoga for the last two weeks, is expected
home to-day.
Edwin Pearson, an apprentice in the Conf
MERcIAL office, and young man of valued char
acter and ability is making visit to Colorado,
in search of improved health. He writes that
lie reached Cheyenne on the 29th
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

THE hIHTItEIE LNsUUUFbEFUII- REbUNPIIUN TO
TAKE PLACE.
WAsHIHoros. May e.
The strike among the laborers on the Public
Works is thought to be over The men were un-
successful in their demand for an increase OF
wages but are willing to resume work at the old
price of dollar and in some cases one dollar
and quarter d day. .-.-=
COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS TO BE PROVIDED FOR.
The President will appoint Commissioner
to that soon to be vacated by him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
New York
FIRE AND SEVERAL CASUALTIES.

FIRE AND SEVERAL CASUALTIES.
New York, May 6.
Early this morning fire broke out in the
building No. AZ Oliver ST. Tho attic was occu-
pied by Bernard McAllen and family. McAllen
jumped from window. breaking his left leg
His wife, Catherine, also jumped from win
dow, breaking her bach. Patrick Dolan, aged 12,
was badly bnned. The damage to furniture
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
THIRD EDITION.
Financial.
rHrJE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

NEw YoRK, May t.
oold to-day $1.l5A
(FIrp;sed ny traiRe JohnFon y TO-. BANKERS and
BroserA, 9Th AMI Market ets
LoNDov 1890 p. NJ. May g.
U. S. 1865 8, l0514 isG7s, l09ll Ten-forties
i04, New Fives OF 81, 1929. Consols for
money 9i@941E account 0i1aa9i14 Erie COM
mon shares, 261l l@2G1l; preferred SO. New. York
Central and Hudson. o. Market easier but
steady.
FgANKronT, May 6.
IT, g. 5-2G's of 1852. 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
New Advertisements, To-day

Lima Wassman at the Opera House.
Notice-Special train to Philadelphia.
Webbs Brevity.
Singl.s 4 sons partagas-Brevlty.
Dubell's Brevty.
Enterprise Co.'s Brevitv.
Infants caps-Mrs Bradway's Brevity.
Pennngton's boots and shoes-Breyily.
City laundry-Breyity.
Chldren's shoes Donuhoe's Brevity.
Fine clothing ghouse-Lieberman BFevlty
Fdlmer'5 Dinners-Breylty.
Choice soia water-E. Bringhurst & Co.
CArpets-sharp's Brevity.
Lively business-Wainwrlght Brevity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
Dailp Gommertiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis @. Ferris.
iW- For Terms, etc., see Second Page.
AnnusenlenIs.
TILE GERMAN OPERA.

THE GERMAN OPERA.
Announcement is made that Miss Lima Wass
manns German Opera-Boutfe Troupe will ap
pear at the Opera House, on tomorrow evening
presenting Suppe's 2-act opera LA Belle Gala
tea" and Ofenbachs operetta, "l.a Marriage
AUX Lanternes The Company includes AIss
Wassmann Miss Amelia Stahl, Miss Louisa
Roettger. Miss Gnthman, Mr.. Paul kirclner
MIR. W. Heinrich, Mr.. Engel. Mr.. Bobene, and
the usual chorus. The advertisement will be
found elsewhere, and we direct particular atten,
ton in it rs the time of announcement has been
ru very brief
ENGAGEMENTS AHEAD.
Gen. Tom Thumb, his wife, and family iuclu-
ding Commodore Mutt. Minnie Warren, are all
nonnced to be ut Institute Hall, on Tuesday eve
ming, the 18th.
On Thursday evening of next week, Mr.. j. A.,
keenan,. who has won the highest regulations
abroad, for his talent reader and exponent
Of American, English, and Irisli hstronc and
poetic literature, will give his readings at the
Opera House.
1t is announced that Raymond will play "The
eled Age in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

CHADWICK SENT TO NEw CAsTLE,-On COM
mitment from Coroner Groves, VIM II. Chadwick
sent to New Castle jail, this afternoon, about
one o'clock He was accompanied by Chief
Brady and constable Woodward. One of his
daughters and his little son had an affecting in
terYiew with him in the cells before he loft.
Universal pity s expressed for these Young chill
dren, who are thus left alone with their dead
mother Kind neighbors do all that is possible
for them, but their case remains hard one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
4saths.

BLlZzARD.-In this city, on the 4th of May, Ed
ward H., son OF George and Rebecca BLIZZARD,
aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends of the family respectful
Iy Invited 10 attend the funeral from his parents
Residence No. 633 e. 9Th street, on Friday afternoon
May Tth. Services at the house at O'Clock. Inter-
ment at Rlverview Cemetery.
BIRD-At Salt Lake City, on Sunday the second
inst Fannie Can'y, wife OF VIM. Ii. Bird, former
ly of this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
India.

APPEARANCE OF THE CHOLERA AT BARADA.
BOMBAY, Mayo
The cholera prevails in the city of Barada. It
has not yet appeared in the camp of the British
trooD1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

DIREoroR's EXCURSION. morning, Jas.
biadford President, and John Jones, Isaac l.,
Devou, Howard Nj. Jenkins, Wm. Candy and
george Springer, of the Board of Directors OF
toe Wilmington Il Western Il. H., started on an
excursion over the proposed extension of the
toaa from its present tei minus to Big Elk creek.
David Gonnell, Superintendent of the road, ac-
companiet the party. At Landenberg they were
met by farmers with carriages, i'll which they
we're conveyed to their destination. The extern
SION of the road which 1t is proposed 10 build it
seven miles in length
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

TOMATO TIN CANs.--Many housekeeperA are 20
thoughtless sometimes that when emptying a
in which tomatoes have been kept they
throw the empty can out on the street, where
they are kicked about until finally some of the
detached sharp tin points enter into the hoofs
of horses We are informed by one of the
managers of tie S. T.. G. a. that many horses
have leen lamed in consequence of this careless
habit
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
Tho CannI LsraI,s.s.

lu the New York Legislature, yesterday, a re-
port in the canal business was presented which
MAS conclusive as to the existence OF n system OF
swindling which has probably had 10 parallel
slrce the days of the Tweed ring.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

AGRICULTURAL ELECTION. annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Cambridge Agri-
cultural Society was held in that town few days
since, and the following directors elected
Sam1 w. Woolford. Jas. Nj. Stelle, VIM. j.
Thomas, DIR. Il. Fl. Dixon, VIM. G.. LeCompte,
James l.. Norman, John l.. Graham and i. w.
I.ecompte. DIR. R. II. Dixon was elected Presi-
dent and Jno T.. Graham treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
The New orleams post-oFllce.

APPOINTMENT or INo. NJ. O. PARKER TO THE VA
CASCY.
WAsMNoToN, May c.
The President this morning, signed the conf
mission OF John NJ. G. Parker to be Postmaster
at New Orleans. He will leave for that city to-
night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
Fire Insurance.

ORGANIZATION or A NEW COMPANY IN WILMINGTON.
The Delaware State Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, chartered at tile last session of the
Legislature, met, yesterday afternoon, for or
ganizatiou, at 40i NJ arliet street, at O'Clock.
The following officers were elected
President, d. T. Hawkins.
Vice President, DR.. Jas. II. Tantum.
Secretary, VIM H. Pringle.
Treasurer, M. NJ. Child.
Directors, d. 7. Hawkins, Nj. NJ. Child, Jas.
r. Tantum. Wilmer Atkinson, Jas. L. Carpenter,
Jr., John Wainwright, Jos. Il. d. Seeds, Wm. J..
Morrow, Zachariah Pickles.
The Company will commence business at opco
and have procured an Office at No. : W. 7th
street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
weather Record.
nhpanr OF THE sreNAI srny1or.

hhttihf OF THE HIGNAL stRVICE.
WAsuINaToN, May G.
Probabilities For tho Middle States, during
the rest of Thursday in the Middle Atlantic
States, south winds with clearing and clear
weather will prevail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

Rev. E. STUBBs LEoTURE.-The subject of
Mr.. Stubbs' lecture to be delivered in Central
Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening the
18th inst., will be: " The Bible and the Young
Men of the Age" We have no doubt the leo
turer'si reputation for eloquence will be fully
sustained in the discussion OF this subject.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

CoRoNER's INoUEsr.-Cor Groves held an
inquest, this morning. on the body of black
child, about six months old, which died without
receiving medical attendance in house OH Rail
Road Ave, over Eleventh street bridge The
Jury returned verdict of death from natural
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

The Missouri Constitutional Convention or
ganized in Jefferson yesterday.
Henry c. Bowen was on the stand yesterday
in the Plymouth trial He denied that Beecher
mad advised Titons withdrawal from the Itle-
pendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

MAY Hop.-The first hop of the " o. b. S. a
social club of young men, will be given in Prof.
Kreuger's room, Masonic Temple on Monday
evening next May 10.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

To PHILADELPHIA. Philip Quigley, ESQ.,, in
order TO more conveniently attend to the erec-
ton of his immense Machinery Hall building, on
the Centennial grounds, removes his family, to-
day, to West Philadelphia, having rented a
handsome residence at Hestonyille, for the sum-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

HorE LOAN MEErrNG.-At the regular meet
ing of Hope Loan Association, last evening,
money sold as follows 81 200 at q per cent
$500 at 80 $1,000 at %, and the remainder of
81, 500 was withdrawn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

Work AT Pussy, JONES II Cost is crafty
ing to note that business Is more brisk at the
machine shops and iron fhip yards of Pusey,
Jones Il Co. They have now about onethird OF
their usual force employed, which is consider
able increase over the past few months.
Amongst the unannounced contracts for which
they have been successful bidders, is one for
making four castings for the pier of the East
River Bridge, New York, each of winch will
weigh 10000 pounds They have also secured
the contract for building stern wheel steamer
for Southern American waters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

FIRE Y.sTERDAY.-About O'Clock yesterday
afternoon fire broke out in the roof of the
Old building at the South East corner of French
street and Spring Alley. The fire burnt with
considerable rapidity and being confined princi-
pally between the ceiling and the roof, it was
with some difficulty that the firemen could get
their streams Of water to play upon it. 1t was
finally subdued, but rot until the whole building
was completely drenched with water. Usually,
tue house, which is very large one, contained
from eight to ten families, but yesterday there
was only colored family i'll the rear part of it,
and shoemaker named Hizar in the front, Mr..
II. had just buried his wife on Tuesday. There
are two theories for cause of the fire. One il
that 1T caught from defective tlue and another
's that it caught from the chimney of the machine
shop Of George W. Baker, adjoining.
The building is owned by Rebecca Stevenson,
and was not insured. Tho loss is not heavy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

LECTURE Last evening, John O'Byrne Esq.
delivered a lecture in st. Paul's Catholic Church
on the subject OF 'fThe Ark and the Dove.
The audience was not large, but those who at
tended were well repaid for their trouble. The
proceeds were for the benefit Of the St. Cecilia
Brass Band.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

MAGISTRATES CAsE.--John Crawford, charged
with selling liquor without license, was arrested
yesterday by constable Woodward and given I,
IN 1900 bail for his appearance at Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

SALE OF A DWELLING. G.--Townsend d Co, real
estate brokers, have sold the house on West
Eighth street, near Madison, belonging to
George White, to Hiram Yorger, for $685.
raHh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

POLICE CAsE-Emma Stewart had hearing,
this morning, and was committed to jail for 30
days for vagrancy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

pHrLADELPuIA, May g.
Flour Grm penns. family, SG@G75; high
grades. S7Ca7.50. Wheat firm red, $1.44@,
1.45 white, $1.5i@1.G0. Corn quiet yellow,
90c. Oats firm at 76@7Sc. Provisions steady
mess pork 500. 50@23. Whiskey sl.1s.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRAEDYwINE MILLS FoR flour
AND GRAIE-ConREcrED DAILY.
Family Flour. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 d 800
Extra Flour 6.T50s $50
Supetfine Flour ....4. ..s...... 1850 SIS
Wbest, ,...........-......-. -........ 1.35
Corn, New, ..........4..+....... 90c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

CHmsTlANA VILLAGE NEws.-The farmers are
busy planting corn.
The wheat crop looks badly in this vicinity.
An occasional good field is seen however, and
amongst these is ono belonging to Vim. Nc
BRIDE. It is AS good we think, as any other in
the county.
key. Robt. Graham Will be installed pastor OF
the Christiana Presbyterian church on Tuesday
next.
A Mr.. Chandler las built mill near Stanton
depot for bone factory.
Mr. Jas. Smalley Ii fitting up an establishment
near the Chrieiaua river to be run by steam, for
the manufacture of feloes, &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06

IHE HOME FOR FRIENDLEss AND DESTITUTE
ity will take place at Central church, this
(lhursday) evening, when appropriate address
90 will be made by eloquent speakers of our
city, and the children, who after all are the
greatest attraction, will sing some of their
sweetest songs. Nothing ever undertaken by
our citizens partakcs 80 much of that godlike
S.rtue, which
= Droppeth as the gentle rain from Heaven upon
the pace beneath
That besses Him that gives, and Him that taxes, y
aa this refuge for those who are homeless and
who are unable to care for themselves. Our
people will, We feel sure, crowd the church this
evening, and should there be an opportunity
gwen to contribute, which we hope there may
be- will take pleasure in aiding generously in this
good work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
SECOND EDITION.
Stout w. EkilIen

CONTINUATION OF THE CASE AT DoyER-YEsrkR'
DAYS pRocEEDINGs-FuRrHER TESTIMONY.
fleetal 10 the Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
estesu Steamships.
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
EAyaRrEE ROUTE ron TOURISTS.

EAv0RFEE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS.
FINEST APPROACH TO GREAT BRITAIN
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNsUR-
Yates Of passage: from New York to Glasgow,
Livernoo last or Londonderry, Cabins, 70 ss'
steerage always as low as by any other frst-class
line
S. L. BELTS, Adams Express Co.,
sprlsGm' Wilmington, Del.
pED STAR LINE-APPOINT- xcSTHH
-AS ed to osgry the Begiau and United ssssaeaAzs
ijtates Mal,s 9te following Steamers arc pointed
:. j. =. EoR Al1rwgsr: ,, y
4abEt ANP MAY sF1TE oE NEyaPA MAY
tkoa A,'4" 2i.r.
S2i pARl 81 wlrzSREsSn ST Ian May
I PkIdLs OF M MFAssadE II N ouEssscs' ~
Steeraye ard intermediate tickets tG AID frnn iii
points az the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all cDsses unsur-
steamer carries surgeon and s.ewardess.
Through tohets and thtonsnbiils Of lading issped
between AL prominent points.
Tor passage. rataE Of freight Gna other utorns-
49, fET RR WRIGHT SONS, Genr Agts,
sGT Walnut street, Philadelphia. AZ Broad street
lIew Iors. 2. wonder ,Beeke, General European
sS ffSss oiles Wilmington, De-! T. T. dklMshAW,
agent Wilmington. Del mY7-ly
A bfERICAN LINE THE sc%Tnt.
IA AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CON- ez&sslkSI
PAl7I OF Observation-Disclosures mail steam
sdip scrvice between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLINe AT euEgNsTowN,
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, and
sailing every "Wednesday from Liverpool.
The following Steamers are appointed to sail from
Phtadelphia.
.KEEu~oReT. May tABBoTsFoBD, May2
TBeERYLgAnIA. May IS OHIO, June d
INDI&Nb. May ~ iLLTsoIs, June 10
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
C'Gbin SleG.
S1eerage and intermediate t! sgeta to snd from a.
points at the lowest rates.
Steamers iueIEcd with star do not carry Inter
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes uIsur-
passed. ample attendance is provided Kyeiy
steamer carries surgeon and stewardeas.
Tbese steamers are supplied with Jlfe-Rafts lii
sddlten 10 tie ueuai Lte-HoGts and Life-Presers-
era.
Through tickets and through Biils OF Ladipg
dced between a lroninent pvints.
For passage, rateo Of freight and either inforIas
THTES TEIGrT 4 SONS, cen1 Agts.,
20! Welnut ST., Philadelphia,
Liverpool. Queenstown.
s. r. BELTS, Agent, Adams Expresa Office WI
nlington, Delaware. 3. Il. GlsISS9AN, agent,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-06
FIFTH EDITION.
Wa sllingtOn.

THE srRIEEEs USsuocEssFuI.- RESUMPTION TO
TAKE PLACE.