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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

Asour remover in many cases requires
too long n time, and too much care. to re-
store gray or faded Whiskers, We have pre-
rared this dive. in one preparation; when
will quickly and efltctually accomplish
duccS a color which will neither rub nor
wash off. sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED BY
R.P. HALL & CO, NASHUA, n. d
Oct29
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
r,o uox., scandal About George Nv.

Il
The New York Graphic, following up
its article in relation to the mysterious
hook reported by telegraph to have
7 bocn discovered in Louisville, hyr) for
whIcb a reward of 81, 900 is offered, and
which is said to contain an account of
the marriage of George " to Mrs. Fitz-
herbert and of the issue Of that marriage,
says:
Maria Fitzherbert was born in July,
1856, of an old Catholic family of Hamp-
shire. and was married successfully to
Edward Weld Of Dorset and Thomas
Fitzherbert of Stafford being left
widow second time in 1881. Four years
afterwards George ", the then Prince Of
Wales, and 'the first gentleman of
Europe first saw her, and in December
1885, they were privately married
by Clergyman of the Established
Church in the presence of witnesses. The
union was not legally valid, for the Eng
liSh law prohibits marriage between a
subject and prince of the royal blood.
The King subsequently, married Queen
Caroline. auarreed with her, and re-
turned to Mrs Fitzherbert. His excuses
compelled her to leave him, and she re-
tired to Brighton, where she outlived
both George and his successor, receiving
large pension from the government.
Such is the account given of her in The
American Cyclopsdia' and in her Me
NOR" by the Hon. Charles Langdale,
London, 1866 and the continuation Of
part of the mothers pension to the sons
is proof that the present government re-
cognizes the validity of his claims as at
least son by morganatic marriage.
The case then stands thus: The mar
riage. though not legally valid, is well
known TO have been celebrated the mar
rage has never been legally established,
but should il now be legally established
no harm could come from 1t. 1t follows
that the lost book contains something
more than has commonly been supposed,
and something that if generally known
would work very serious injury to some
bodv-some family or some interest that
can afford to pay largely for its sup
preston. Taken in connection with the
Suppression of part OF the
"Grcville Memoirs at this
time, with the publisher Of the lost book,
and the general suspicion, it seems very
evident that the royal family and inter-
ests have important matters here at
stake.
\ story having been published in New
York that the son of George " and
Mrs. FitZherbert, had turned up in that
city in the person Of Thomas Baker, the
composer, and leader OF the orchestra ut
Wailack's Theatre, Il reporter called on
that gentleman and he disavOwed that
distinction in tho following language:
"No. | am not the son OF George w.
but | am one of the last Of the iamiltoHs.
1t is owing to my dissent from the Duke
of Hamilton, that | obtained start in
nv professional was placed in the Royal
Academy-and subsequent considerations
from the British government. The Prln-
cess Augusta, aunt of the Queen, was my
foster mother. | WAS brought up about
the Court. | have a case in chancery
now, and am going over next summer 10
see about it. But | hope people won't
think | am going over to lay claim to the
succession. l am not the son of George
TX
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
DIR, TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, parts "A beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best
n the world. Sold by all druggists. Price,
| IN a box
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04

Glenn has only experienced one surprise
during the year, and that was wno% had 4
friend informed him that panic hAu
entered the land. Glenn is big heart
ed man; was born in Augusta coui y;
Virginia, and does honor to the 'O'u
Doninion.' Send the medal to Glenn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
NELL g. ELLlNGHAM,
GrOCers,
1905 Main st.

200 Hall Bhls Lake Herring.
loo White Fish.
200 No. 3 Mackcrel.
3O No. MackeTel
400 Packages Mackerel,2 and 3 in quarter
barrels and kits.
81 Tierccs choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. .. MolaSscs.
81 Hhds choice y. o. Sugar.
50 BblS SyrupS.
900 Bbls Standards 4. Il, Extra c. GranH-,
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
&C Sugars. -
500 BSls Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, Idlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
y Half Chests prime TO choice u. T.
Teas.
50 Caddies prime to Choice G. p; Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces Halbrook }. X.
NilIincr's, PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best in the coun,
try, Our stock Is full and complete, ana
will be offered to the trade at the lowest
market price We invite close buyers TO
call and examine our stock before purch-
asing elsewhere. ,,
marble NELL LLlNpliN-h'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
RS.

-. BBIS. STANDARD EXTRA G. b. II A.
( > % &" Crushed, Pow'r'd and Graduated
50 Franklin Extra {,
so" Jersey City {,
50" Livingston,
New Orleans in hhds, or bblS.,
For sale by
TINGLE K ISIlAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

Great inducements 10 Agents; FOR terms
and circulars, address, NEW NoKLD
PUBIISHING CO., Phila. ocl5b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
atheslins gegister.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGIS I'm.

One square, inch spa.GSe' $500
One time IS 70 one months ~ ES
T Tao I'm s,;''''' d Three months. u w
6m NO xveek 50 one year.;..;; % az W
One square changeable once 'dtt TeSK s''
Special Notices % .; per %rc Tn fixed places D
per Gn Te" viii be charged double for space
oc EupPhIe column advertisements, 50 per
'eu ncai Notices Is cents per line-6m no
,orui notice lciH be inserted for less than ONE
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for IN ad-
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers Will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
not connected with II will be
charged for at our regular rates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
nN,pcp.ln. ml,lru.,n. n,,nrn,in.

dyspepsia Is the most nerpleXing of all human All
ments. Its symptoms are almost Infinite IA Their
variety and thr fOrlprn aud dtsp0ndent victims oi
the csetse often iarcy themselves tho prey in turn
ut every k.oWn nlaaiy. \ Ids Is due N pat 10 the
close sympathy w4cit tNials between the stomach
an ne brain. and IA pnrt asu 10 the fact that any
disturbance uf HE digestive iuhlttpu Ltcesaariy y
disorders the liver, the towels nni th, uervCqs sYs-
TEN. and Affects, to some rN.uD., tue qUltg OF the
blood.
E. r. kunke!'s Bitter Wine of iron sure cure.
This Is n0 new preparation, To he tried ntd found
wanting u has nten pres tlleh daliY lOr many
years In Tie prachcc OF eminent phS-i with m
paraeled ceess II ~ IL not expected or intended
10 cure all tie diseases > whCl lne human family
Is Subject, uti Is warranted 70 care Dyspepsia III Is
most obstinate form. kunke4 Bitter Inc Of Iron
never fulls to cure. rympi Oms ul DyApepsia are
loss ut appetite, wnd and Using ut e food drynes-
OF The mouth heartburn, distenslln O the stomach
and bowels constipation hsadacie dt2l ness -ieep
lessness and low spi il. Try me grea remedy and
lie convinced Of It's merits. Got tie geuue Take
only KunKels, which Is PAT only In S plilic-. be-
pot, 259 North Ninth s., PluaGrphig.
For sale by al druggi Is and alcrs everywhere
TAPE WORM
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medicine
passing IRON the system alive. NO tee urtl t'tc
head passes. Come AMI refer 10 patients ~, u'et
! Dr. T. #. krSKHI, No ~ Sorlh nth 81. l'hiiadu-
phla. Advice Tree srai, Fin and stomach Worms
also rcm0s Ell. . lie Inrdlcate flr removing Af
others tui Tape " rm, can t~ hal 81 yuurnTUPpist
| ash for KtSkEi's NotM aNHtf Prize = u e.
| kuAkr Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

from John Guthrie and others for lamp on
Front street between Monroe and Adams.
The vote by which the contract for Lead WAS
given to B.llah & Elliott was reeonsidered, and
the contract was awarded TO Capelle Il Bro.
They became the lowest bidders by Bellsh &
Elliott basng their estimate at gold prices.
mr. Hayes asked authority for the Water
Committee to extend the contract with John
Mcneil Il Son for 200 tons of II snd l6 inch
pipes to complete the circuit Of the city, the
propriety Of which was discussed at some length,
and the authority granted.
Mr.. Hayes introduced an ordinance pr0hibi-
ting the playing OF shinney and the throwing Of
balls and stones in a sling or otherwise in the
Streets which was read twice.
Mr. Paynter presented propossl.from Geo W.
Stone for furnishing gum carpet for the Coun-
c chamber at IL 81 per yard. Nj. Stone Feceiv-
ed the contract
The ordinance for the construction OF sew-
81 in 9Th street, between the P. W & i. h Il.
and the Chrstisna River NSs taken ny on III
third reading and passed. The Street Commit.
tee was authorized to AK tor proposals fog tile
ir1it
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

snnsei Al BIO.
slih hats At puhels.
Sunrise tomorrow at Gg2.
Moon rise tonight at i2.94
me prrgalenc. ~ eeis has lliti,as"l Tie sale OF
haDdeIchieis
A little gum Heicr IN tie starch makes III
bosom Icrs glossy.
Mosi Of the sewing mag Inc Improvements art
made hy the NOTkintn.
"oh, mammt'' said ;he Youngest ds r.5nr, YES.
teTday, " urea 10 rea'i. ana luit
Al eud the grca. sale VI o'l Tomorrow
Mhe.er 4 Wilson ioil Marker street
FIJI and winter oyerc11tg exceedingly inc and
low IN price, a BuSbanu's ~ and NglAat 81 .eeis
II You want good ion Of tu .arn. lie suse ia co.
on tiouert, a. IS e. IN street.
Webbs felt hats are as gooi ami considerably
cheaper Than those not il ide III Wilmington.
Families may Obtain oysters 70. ~ wing all fry
Ing al fuilmer's, t0d Market -.
The rush oontnuesa iarsns
LaTkli Is saughterlng Wmte Good,
.iusl received aad .nf SAFE al a reduce Price al
other invoice o. Sotnr;u Lug ants and ranges, "a
Reynolds, hih King
New Bradford Coanil Blckwueat, Fai.lns, Cur
| rants, Mipce Mea-, Prime 80 III Pa he'd Butter a
Reynolds, mh i KING
II by going square or two you can save quar-
ter also, hue stl lsh hat, for a very sHil! amour
oil money, We say 80 10 Quay, ga Market ~
To insure satisfaction al the bIe4Ktlsf t4b.e
always have good cup OF coilee anu 10 10 THIS Dul
your supply Of Bowmaa, "a q King Only the les
| quality Of mia aui strong fees afe oiiertd ul
| nm.
| a special lneeingoi the s'orhIUd.rs0 0f thc Uuoi
Loan association VIII ue ht.i on M,dGes lag even
| ing to CONSIDER amendment 10 The hy-iaws.
| The theatre ushers lulgat supply cloves To sat'
| The rush cut between acis.
| OAK dining room furnttG-e IS coming into vogue
severe imporla sewing machine patents
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS L.Ayy WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Ssp York-l.s1, A. n, 1s.lf, la.1s. So, r. n
Sundays, 1.s1, A. NJ.
For PAiiadeiphia-l.sl, 100, $40, s.2o, e4I, 1880
A. M.l2.iT, 1919, AGO. 4.1b, o42 S., $50 7. NJ edl
days, $40, A NJ. 4.4o, $50, $50, 7. NJ.
For Baltimore and Rashfrgton.-l2o2 2.Os, 1O.Os
A. n; l2os, iss. go, 7.lo, P. NJ. sundays lso9
FDr Ses castle.-soo. $40, s9s, A. M. LIS. $50,
n. No Sunday trsins.
For Dsla,sars r. R.o.00. . e5 A N. $40 Pm. (thI
90 T. N. train runs only as far az Hafrngtonl. NJ
sunday trains
For Pilmfngion 4 Restern Il. R.--i0.s1 A. n; t.s.
p. NJ. sundays, 400, P. N.
M WilntnSton crd Reading Il. R.--s.so, A. n.
s.s5, and 5.13 7. II. No Sunday trains
rlANs ARarvH At WILMINGTON.
From Nss fork.-l.o3. A. NJ; ls.b4, lib, 100,
N. Sundays. l.53, A. "a.
1910, I74 Liza, All 5.i5, $40 100, 500, 1loO p M
Sundays, Il 49, i5s, i0oo, A. N. 7sl, ii.eo. +. N.
FSom Bditiniore.-l.al, 9.49. A. NJ. 1907, l2.4'
5.aa, $40, ?. NJ. sunisys, l.2l, A. ~; e.2n, p.
Eora Hashipgton.- I.ll, 4. n. i2.cI, l2.ao, 5.S2
go, p. N. SUNDAY l2l, A. N. go, 2. NJ.
Fom For, Dr7,os,t.-s.to A. NJ. No sunday train
From Wilmington 4 Hesfern 4. R-I.5o, "A. N.
s.lb P. N. sundays b.3U, r. NJ.
From Rlmfn1ton 4 RsetdtlD r. R-s.20 A. M
H. N 7.35, P. n. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA yoR WILMINGTON.
Fron. Broad ans Prime Stre,ts.-S.o0, $780, 1920 a
M l215, 800, AGO, rs, So l5 $50, II 80 2. NJ.
Sundays, S 30, A. NJ: o 90, $50, ll.30. p. II.
From Wet Philadelphia DEPOT --la4o. a. MI IL 10
IRIS 6.e,, p. NJ. sundays, 1910. A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

gs-Uyon iodat Pills, take Ayers Pm. Nothing
has ever appeared that ran compare with this pre-
paration for chasing out the distempers thai fasen
and grow upon US. They are the Philosophers
elixir of life, which bids defiance to disease and
leaves US no alternative ''tp die 0i old age. They
are mild for children, yet, Lila fnll dose. powerful
tor fun grown man. Tkougti sweet Inorses to the
Laste, which glide sugar -shod over the paat their
virtues strike with 'ellng force 'he very founda-
Tons of disease.-Cbicinndti (O) Gdzetts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

~ Nervous Debtfty.--A depressed, irritable state
OF miad weak, nervous exhausted feeling nc
energy or animatiun confused heal weak mem.
Ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over.
IN Humphreys' Homeopathic Spsciff, No. %. Il
tones up the system, dispes the mental gloom and
dependency ami reJuyenates the entire system. II
iA perfectly harmless and always efficient Price
". for package Of i've boxes and large 81 vial Of
powder, which is important in Old serious cases
or 81 per Single box Sold by ali druggists, or sen
by mail Oh receipt Of price. Address Humphreys
SPECIFIC Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. b62 Broad
way, Y. feb2b.d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

as-IIe Human Maehinerg, unlike lnanimate ME-
chancism, possesses selfreparing and self-rc
newlng power. Health NAV be surely preserved
aud life lengtheDed by keeping this vital attribute
In constc mt activity and full vigor. Many prepara
tonH have been recommended for this purpose. but
none have received such emphatic professional
tD0LPHO WoLFEs scHiEDAA AROMATIC ScHsAPS.
Iaulu ,ff
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
Political 4lOtitcs.

n q + c E.-CNION REPUBLICAN
- FliR-A meeting ~ The rn,nn Republican
slnh vi he held oil >atuuiat tVaniug, the 23i
lns, ai - O'Clock, ia The tn'J story Of kumfurd's
buildIng iai Market st.
4 genera attendant oi members Of the Clnh Is
requested aui Repatli an, generally are invited 10
bc preset {. NaShlNd1Us nA>TIkG-
orte0.f' President
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

S~-Ee All Consider IRON the embodiment oi
strength and power, but how few are aware thAt II
ID this same element III the system that gives us
strength and glgor, Gni that al nsnliiciency OF 1t
causes weakness and debility. The Peruvian syrup
protoxide OF iron, Ia prepared expressly TO supp
this vitalizng element
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
ltr,nnn ,nil,n1in,,.

the worm o. any lnveL1l0n Whl.h 0UVlatcs DR.
miigates the loss Vi any OF tile natal scnses rln-
not he measured by dollars AMI cents. Ot tu.-
character are the I'D NJ Jnd SptClac es, winch
scientifically male ireIn the best possible material.
Every par mas he iraie.mav,, q snltl. diamond.
For sAlc u Nnnston hs y. 5. CLArh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
DcK AND BOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAiL
n. ROBINSON 4 10.
oITY ITEMS.

So A 10 C,nt S,Jdr for 8 cents.--Oenuine Havana
segar Concha slzs, cts., large ones, Tor quar-.
Let Lorlliari's Hebecca and Musseman's ght aud
saik navy Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
4artnfrSlliu 4(otircs.

NJ o tt { E-TuE UNDERSIGNrD
Y hereby gives n.tice that he has tn. dag
wiihdfai an from ihe u At iiusers. Dlre 4 co.
car builders Oi this si's. ,iollN PEOPLES
ct.1A.6..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
100000. S

FIRST Days Trial OF speed.
ruRsE No. l-PouR MINUTE noRsEs
j. II. Dickinson, Wilmington, hg. III. Maria.
Ii. j. Rwing, Rockland, 9. y. pccSand nov
j. j. Course, N. D., bk. 7. m. Belle.
dohn Tate, Phila., T. &. ohNer.
Philip shuster phlia., bk H. l3lfcher
Jas Jas, a !. wison as,a wilmington, b & iile Ernns
j. q. Dunwoody, Phila., y. Sleepy John
rrRsE No .25j HORSES.
Jas. johnson. Milliugton, Md. :. z. stonewa
W; +. Taylor, Rancocas, N d. r. z Shelly Copper
J. Mccrystal, Phila, b. &. Dick Es,
l. j. fly, Phlla. b. 3. Bay star
Geo Iitlenburg, Phlla., b. III. Alabama.
Geo. A. Johuson, Phila., g. Y. WIN. Il.
Jno q, Dunwoody. phila,, i g Gen Custer
Geo II. Blknton, Nj, b. iu. Nan.
j. r. Martin, Wilmington 4. M. Jennie VI
W. II. BuIkat. chesapeake City, h. q. Billy Gouden
PURSE NO. 8--2-4O HORSES
W. Ii; Ihompson. Wilmington, b. &. Prince
Geo Geo. A. ,od Joansop soT. In, Phla. T. m Lilte Nell
WIN. Florence, Balto, b. M. Lady Florence
ID, Killion, Pha, h. N. Lady Bessington
Second Days Trial OF speed.
PURSE No. 4.TngER MfNuIs noRsts.
W. +. TAYLOR, hancocas, N. j. r. Z. shey Copper
J. MCrystal. Pha,, b., g. DICK Ellison,
L. }. Fly, phila., b. e. Bay Star.
Geo. A. johnson, Phlla., Z. q William e.
John Tate, pna.. T. y. Oliver.
j. Q. Dunw0ody, phila., C. 4. Sleepy John
g. II. Eknton, N. j b. III. Nan.
VIM. Lore, MI. Pleasant, :. y. Dexter
ruRsk 80 5--2 IS. HOAss-.
Geo. lit1enUurg, Phila., y. m Alabama.
w. ii. Thompson. wilmington. h. G, Prince.
GEO. Johnson Phila. hr, III. Little Nell.
j, j. Course, N. j bk, r. NJ. Belle.
J. q. Dunwoody, Pnila, a tiru. Preston
Jno. y. Ross, Pha., lar. z. Tom scott.
j. II. Martin, Wim gton, 8. m. Jennie NJ.
ID. killion, Phila., b. m. Lazy Besslngtoh
rrRsE SO. G-2,3+ HORSES
j. y. Ross, phlla., b. 8. Hicock.
Geo. JONES' Warwick. bk. 4. Andy Johnson
W. IL. Burgeti, Chesapeake CITY, s. m. LG,ly lif-
geti.
VIM Florence. BALTIC, h. nj. Lady Florence
SPECIAL PURSE
The :. Z. star. entered by John Lovctt, OF fhi'a-
delpha, VIII contest for special purse on rhns-
day, October 22d, with other noted horses.
The good order which was maintained upon the
grounds las year, the managers y umae shall he
repeated this year and the high repu'e IN which
the trials Ia sTeed have been held hy the pub it
every effort Will be made to retu IN
SINGLE ADMISSION. 50 Gents.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FREE.
WM. II. JAMESON President ACHE GIVEN
Treasurer. j. MARSH HAELtS, secretary.
OctlG,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
DUBtli SAL f,
uomscnoih nnn E4I,ci.cm Furniture.

IOtaeh0IH nnu LAit'Iarn tnIniiurr,
VII. he sold At public sale on TUESD AY, OcirDr
1Gth, $50, at ~ ca Iers l,On street, commeuc a
1T . u'cloak I lu ~ = hs marble tor teutfl
bles, HAIR eluth sofa, sofa rocker, iDokius glasses
cane and windsor cnalIs. cane rockers, brussels
inPraiu NM rag carpet nat rnCk, dressing bur u.
marble tnp, lair good hedsttads with husk ava.
" 81, stove, sel-ieedur, china, glass and queen,
war, bureaus, lounges, tubs, bucfes, Jars. ctlr
barrels gum 10 g, ana many other articles MOI her
cuumemted. hut WIZ he positively sold as tho sl1
tcragr Is lhpGt 10 remove from the city.
MAS. tSABELL iItROSs
l.. M, stidhan SON alctiunee's. oriqDH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
asantfd.

w A n TE DRUG CLtRk-A
W young nan rs tn assistant 10 4 drug store.
one mat can come vel recommended address
with r. ref-rerces, DR.. |. L. lOBsTElN.
octis,gtd,ztw Greensboroueh, Nj.
NANTED-A STORE ROOM SUIT
w ABLE for the y ~ ti0o'ls business. Address
oetla,l2t "PSE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
A BOOK KEEPER DOUBLE ENTRY
n OF thirty years praot cal experience 10 two nrsi
class English houses. now holding position IN
X chmond, Va, Is de, .-ous OF ohtIHllg situation
a. Wilmington, Del near NiAGh place his family
ccnnec Ions reside Afy answer 10 this viii receive
idli aud prompt rep' Aadrc.s
WILLIAM BENNETT,
Box 1853 PO.
ocl',l3.' Richmond, Va.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
Nutjtfs.

\ AOTlCE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
~ society meeting uoiiees 70 are Insertion IN
lie CoH9gRcIl NJ mus INVARIABLY be paid ior III a.
Rdacs. aUra-u CuMTEkGlAL PRINTING co.
NOTICE HE MEMBERS OF TIE
~ Unlon Loan Asso la'loa are requested 10 at
tent SPECIAL msft,uE u 40 stGtA I1lders u the
. On Loan Associa n. on vs. .dht Stay October
.5'h. ;. r NJ ,,otalo acton on proposed amend.
men 20 the b1-laHs, Win reference TO " Loans.
The amendiaents are t'4y1ftant, AMI full attend
auce of The members inrsled
VI. /. Ii nTESsTBIS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
s0cIeLIes.
MEETINGS qsls syESis.

Fairfax Lodge, M. <, l. o. o. F., At oll Eel
lows's Hall.
Columbia Lodge No. 90, l. 0 o. +. at Odd
Fellows' Hail.
Delaware Tribe, No |, /, o L. NJ, az Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No A. o. T. A. NJ. al,
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council, No ,. Jr. o a. ", st Hall
5ll Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. G, l. o. Il. NJ. IN sayiile
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, al io4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge. No. :, X Of p at Knights Of
Pythiar Hail. 2ll Market street.
Washington Camp +, o. $. ~ g., Ut FiftA aud
Market.
Pioneer Council, No. J. soyoreign- o! lnaa-
try at McClarys Building.
CHuRcH WfDDTSG.-At Central Church lssi
evening, DR.. Flemming Carruw, OF Jersey City
and Miz- Teresa England, daughter - j.. N.
England, Of ths CITY we're married 10y Rev. J.
p. Conkey in the pro sence Of sn audience which
mainly filed the church Alr. George England
acted as groomsrnan. and Miss Bessie Houston
as bridesmaid. The BRIDE was Httired IN white
with satin bodice and flowing va the brides
maid also wore white with pink bodice. Tie
couple vii. remain in Wilmington week after
which they will proceed to Now ork aui tIeuce
10 San Francisco, from which place they miil sail
about the 18th proxino fot Canton, China
where the Dr. becomes iurecon at the Piesbs
terian Hospital
There have been no. hearings 10 n,a Police
Conrt -lueo Yesterday morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
Hoaraina.

ny A N T L D.-A STATIONARY
w Steam Fnglne to run by steady and sober
oets2-si' THIS OFFICE.
yNT A N It T. 1.-TWO GOOD SIZED
w boys, a's0 lso girls 10 help IN Factory
Apply 70 y LEMON co.
oci.2 II III Market st
POARDlNG-Tn o GENTLEME EN CAN
~ be accommodated with board and home com-
forts Il private family, pleasont loc ,tlen. Ad-
diess oct2ieo,tf s. THIS OFFICE
VNANI ED-A ! OF No MAN FROM lB
w 70 years OF age. VINO las had q gpoi com
mon school education. can write "a good nand and
mas some knowledge Of bookkeeping Masl come
I'll recommend d. APnly at
oci2o,H THIS GFF.CE
POARD--H ITH EITHER -INGLE OR
- communicating rooms al sol West street, VIII
m'Deian. De. l'cti ~
A FEW GENTl EMEN CAN Re AC
- CohAoD sTED WIN board AZ
angso-tf 10 KING STREET
QOARDlEG FyN GENTLEMEN AT
ang9o 4 SO KING >TREEr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

NOTICE is HtHhBY GIVEN THAT
~ the uudcrsigur wll, on The 2-si day oi
NoNenper a, D.. is. uake application to Hon.
eplar1 4. Wales, iss1 .lie Judge Jt the Superior
GouTi Of New C4st.- county. fur Inc granting TO
ln"n Of Charter Oi incorporation by the Superior
ioutt %, 1ai1 county tor lie purpose Of af6rding
an and support 10 h" Ieluucrs OF SAID proposed
Incorporation or thelr mN.es, IN cases o SICKNESS.
misfortune Ut death