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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-14

TRzMESb pUs SALES OF HARDWARE are CONF
santly taking place at the great house OF Z. ] D..
RAIL. He is actually 81 ling immense quaint
ties q goods. judging by :he constant departure
o loaded wagons from his corner. he farm
err from far AM are sei'c ing their sgri-
cultural implem, nts and hA dvare- The great
sales OF rubber Pain Indicate that they up
precist. d in his III ~ ket. They surprisingi,
cheap, handsome and durable L. b. hims+ If
Is around in person aud making things lively
Is usUsi. He has the most complete assort-
ment hardware. crockery, paints. oils. glass.
&C., i'll ths STATE. AT en- ion is cslled to the
Medallion Range. Rail is off Ting everything IN
HIS line ut very low prices Iyll-f
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-14

The FAvoRIrE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of hing and Ocmspy streets. is becoming
the fayorite resort Of this city. Tho great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer. while sht
best OF wines. liquors and cigars are. also. sold
at the bar. hrrf class Pedro Gdne for the
amusement Of guests. d cold lun. b at all hour
and hearty good cheer for all are its recOmmen-
dations to public favor. Il. X. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-14

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro-
fsssion. DE. WV. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE
LUNGS curea Coughs. Colds and Consumption,
and sll diseases OF the Thrusf and Chest. UR
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE-A NODYNE cures
Lin ons MINUTE. mhl26n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-14

8. J. WHITE. N. O., Physicisn and Surgeon.
Il once more At his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store. Carson Street opposite the Capitol.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-14
SHINING STOCK REPORT


Ferenoen Beard
$50 Ophis AZ. Az
S25 Mexican 1871. 1871
1920 Gould q Curry 16H. 16T
400 Best l. Beicher 45H, 45E
IS Savage 80. 100 bio
SIS Hale 4 Norcross 80, 49,.
1875 Chollar rs
1910 Crown Point 81. %
1856 Yellow jacket 80. IS
1880 Imperial 81, 81
200 Empire Mil u. TX
6lG Kentuck Az
300 Alpha 20. 1917
800 Brleher 271I. 27;
500 Confidence rs
40 Con Virginia 80, 3l3 b30
$50 Sierra Nevada r4t1
1885 California 56ss<4. 56T
42O Bullion -, SO
10 Excheluer 200
10 Seq Beicher SIS
1886 Overman 60, 6lH
25 Justice "a
40 Union Con =. TX
$3.50 Lady BRYAN -.
5S5 Julia Az. Az
$50 Caledonia IL. lS1
10 knickerbocker 81
645 Utah 81.
800 Silver Hill lO;II. lOH
IFS Baltimore A.
$40 Occidental 81.
40 Challenger
230 Dayton 81.
S240 Rock Island 3. 9 $50
100 New York Con 21
100 Phil Sheridan
3O5 Wosdville 9
485 Lsdy Washington ~
$50 kossu.h ~. II.
1890 Andes 81. So
$50 Pacific 2T.2
800 Wells Fargo 15c. 12Xie
100 Cosmopolitan SOC
$50 Prospect ~. ~ 80
$50 Maryland Csc
Evening Rspsvs
$50 Meadow Valley TX ~.
1876 Raymond ( Ely COZ. 6lX
$50 Eureka Con e. SIS.
1900 Jackson 2. "a
425 Phoenix Il.
50 Phoebe 4
SO Washington 4 Creole 75e
so American Flag 2,s. 2H
100 Belmont 2ss..3
800 Newark $50
100 Rye Patch TX
225 PrussisH %.
30 FL Dorado South $50
SIS X X Con 81.
AIS Leopard 10. 10
$40 J.fferson *. ~
945 GilA 3
100 Panther TX
50 Tiger s7Hc
100 S. Patrick 2
1850 Mansfield 25c
co G Chariot q.
730 Mahogany
3OO south Chariot u. ~
IT'S War Eagle Soc
$50 Poormsn AZ. AZ.
$50 Crown Point 81. 3lT
so Euilion ~
50 Hale Il Norcross 80. 3SI
1856 OphIr Az. 471+
1925 California $50. 56't
20 Savage 96I1.,. SO
$50 Utah 81
SO Yellow Jacket IS
800 Imperial .. So
145 Jnlis is
495 N. xican 20. 19'.
1876 Gonld & Curry I6, 15T
1856 Brlcb+r 271I, 2S1I b3U
100 Con Virginia 3O7
20 Best 4 B+lcber As. 45H
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-14

u. CHAR, 70 aorE,.. BRAD, R 4 FOX. PREPARATION 8
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-14

Salt Lake City. He looks stout and
hearty. 1t is several years since he was
III Car-on.
Miss H. X. CLAP got q telegram from
SACRAMENTO yesterday announcing the
death of her brother. DR.. Clapp. We
believe the death was sudden from ap-
oph Ky. Miss Clapp left for Sacramento
last light.
The SALE Of the small stone structure
on the south east corner of Capitol
Square will take place On Friday u-xt.
the 18th instant. 1t is a queer kind OF n
l.u ldIns for anybody to buy. but it Is
handy to have In the family.
THE YouNo GENTLEMEN Of the ".
Club will accept our thanks for a COM
plimeDt ry ticket to their moonlight f.te
on Frida, evening At Uncle Tread's pic
mic bower.
MR. JOHN E. FIREMAN, known to all
business men here and hereabout as n
man of first-rate capacity. has gone to
Huffaker's to enter upon his dn'i-s rs
AL agent for Messrs. Mnckey K Fair.
Now is the. time to go y fishing for
clubs in the Carson. GINS Lewis saloon
is good place to start from il You VAN.
good luck.
De. LINDERAAN. Director Of the Mint,
will arrive hero this moraing FIR, m San
Francisco.
Mrs. ANNA 8. BaeoKs, C rsons favorite
milliner, is now able o superntend he' hui inrse
and has secur d the assistance Of . frst- class
milliner Those rek orders for ilats will now
receive her ate Etitn n. je25-tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-26

We're indicted for oonspiring 10 Kill United
State, officer willis Russell. have been SEN
fenced. the two former 20 i've, and the lat
ter 20 three years Imprisonment inthc Pen
itentiary.
\ dispatch from Tucson, arizona. reports
a night hctween the revoluiionists and Gov
cmment troops near Alta. sonora The
latter were defeated. with six Killed and a
number wounded and taken prisoners.
a party of Black Hills miners. who lcft
=. Louis in MAY, have Just cturncd from
the Hills. having been ordered ont hv the
military. They claim 90 have brought ont
500 IN gold dust. and say a man can make
80 = day after his -luice~ are made and hc
gets 10 work.
Tho trial OF eN-Supcr,isor Mcdonald of
Ne Revenue Department, al -. Louis, for
alleged completely with the Whisky Ring.
wa begun on the 18th. Conducc G.. Me-
gruc testified that he collected the ring
money from the d%istillcrs from September.
1871. 10 November. 1872, in accordance with
AN mderstandin. with Mcdonald and Joyce
and the distillcrs. hy which the latter were
10 run - crooked whisky and be protected
hy the Government officials. The aN-
arge amount collected weekly Was about
$500. which was divided a. follows: A
given amount was first taken out for the pay
Of subordinatcs and contingent expenses,
which was given 10 MIR. L~eayenworth, the
remainder was then divided into five equal
parts. of which witness (Megrue) had one
part. Mcdonald one part, Joyce Nnc part,
and LeaVenworth the other we parts, in
trust for VIM. Mckee and Major Ford tat
that time Collector OF the District. For a
portion Of the time from 500 10 500 per
week was also set aside for Avery, Chief
Clerk OF the Revenue Bureau at Washing
ton. During the fourteen months in which
he participated in the ''ring.' witncs,
testified that his share amounted 10 from
~ 900 10 >6O. eco. Alfred Beyis. a distiller,
testified that his payments 10 Megrue on ac-
count Of the ring varied from 500 O.
=. N per week. Joyce had shown him let
ters purporiing TO be from Avery and Bah
cock, assuring them (the distillers) Of pro-
lection. Joyce, Fraser, Concannop and
witness were present when the records 81
his di,tillcry. on file in the Collector office.
were burned TO prevent future disclosures.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-26

Gold closed in New York on November 10,
al 1l4k.
Thomas A. Doyle, Republican. has been
reelected Mayor Of Providence. X. L.. for
the tenth time.
\ number Of German merchants have
united TO raise $1,000 to defay the expenses
Of the reception Of the German Crown Prince
in New York, and his subsequent escort to
Philadelphia, on hi visit TO the Centennial
exhibition.
Ageneral advance Of ~ per cent. on
through freight rate. over the trunk lines
81 railway went into eiicc, on the 18th inst.
There wa a severe snow storm through.
out Central and Northern New York On the
IAN. AtBufalothe snow wa~ twelve inches
deep.
The continued export ~ american call-
cos. 10 Europe u attracting n1 iitiie attru-
iion. both % this cpuntr! aal Do Europe.
Tie total export of domestic manufactured
goods f.r fhc week ending Nov. - wa.
sipl, 900, $40. 600 ~ which went % Great
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-26

Britain. \ number OF buyer forthe foreign
markets have recently come to New York.
Orders have been reviewed AZ the Ports
mouth. y. H.. Na,y-Nard u M out the
United states steamer Marion for saa hs De
cember /. An extra force Of Norkmen has
been put on.
The failure Of II. r. Phillips. "A prominent
wool manufacturer 81 south Adams. Mass,
il l. thought will causc The closing ~ the
Grove Mil. At south Adams, employing one
hundred hands. and will also carr, down
the mill OF n. W. Adams x Co., al Glen
dale. >tockbridgc. employing a. many morc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-26

An old lady residing in Ohio lost
the companion with whom she had jog
gcd for many years. She neglected to
mark the spot Of his burial by even "a
stone. Not long after coming into pos
session Of small legacy, a sister OF the
deceased said to her, IL suppose yor
will now put up stones for DANIEL
Her answer was y settler. :" ( the Lord
wants any thing 81 Daniel AT the resur-
rcction | guess he can find him without
a guideboard.N
At Monroyia. Kansas. q i-Ncar old
daughter ~ Mr.. stewart fcll hcad-iprt'-
most into 4 wei - feet deep. Strange
To saw, She received no serious injury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

The scarlet fever has reached M.diietown.
The Baltimore hundred farmers III SUSSEX st.u
hold on 70 their corn.
Edward Jackson, near Camden. raised ~
bushels of corn from lot Of l. acres. AZ aver
age Of 43 bushels per acre.
Mr.. Biggin, school teacher at SeAfori. in his
sleep walked cut the windos ot house 10
Bnjseylle last week and broke al arm
David Biddle. who for several years past has
been an inmate OF the Kent county amsholi=e
died on THURSDAY. He is believed to have been
one hundred YEAR, old.
The store Of Mrs DevereauX, st Mt Pleasant.
was robbed OF some minor articles one night
last week by thieves who broke open front
window sitter they had failed 10 gain access by
digging under the foundations Of the bu.ldlns.
Sam Townsend thinks. and sam. j. good al
thority by the way. that little surveying. S
good desl Of talk. and probably few cart loads
Of dirt msv be removed every tWo yeArs 70 keep
the charter from being forfeited, is al l pre-
suue will be done fot the next thousand years
towards making tide wster ship Canal with 2i
fee; Of navieshle water in It scross this penln-
sula
Dr. f. W. Cooper, surgeon al the Kent county
aimshou-e, performed very delicate operation
upon su inmate. few dAv- ago. L consisted u
removing the se opd sud ihiri finger and IS ki 5
~ shaped piece of aesh from the upper rs =
/ OF the hand Of man named Jump. ari 'acns
the fourth finger IN the place Of the th.l3 2ue
| giving better opportunity for working the thumi
4 and fingers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RAilrOAa II ours.
rsArSs IxArr wr1xrNaroN.


70. Nes YorE-l.si, A. NJ; ls.lT, i2.42, o.4s, P, M
FSr PAiiSdsipkia. $50, $40. $50, 1880, A.
NJ; la17, lasq. g. 4, 542, 5.4o, $50 Z. NJ Sundays,
l.al, A. NJ; 400, $50, e.Sn, Z. NJ.
For Baitimore.--l 1889. 203, 1902, A. M; l.S,
$40, 40, p. sundays, 12.o2, aus, A. NJ.
FOR Fashf-tgfon.-12.52, a0S, A. M. l2.o6, LIB
$40, III, 1. NJ. sundays i2.5s, 2.03, A. M.
Hr Gelarure r. R.-Sen, io.l0, A. NJ; $40, T.
NJ. No sunday trains.
For Meas castse-6.oo. 1919, L VI. I.s5, $40 r. NJ
No Sunday trains.
Ror WILMINGTON and Readi,o Il. R.-S.so, A. n.
$50, b.ib, P. NJ. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington Western 4. h-l0S A. NJ; 5so
p. N. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIvs At WILMINGTON.
From Ns~ Yori.--i.ss, A. NJ. 1884 LIB, 7.co, p
N. sundays. l.5s. A. "
From PAilais.tAid 242, l.es, e8, A. NJ; 1900
NJ; 1854, \, 4.0o, 5ib 6.s5, I.M, s.tb, ll.oo z. Nj
sundays, IL AZ, l.5s, 1905. A. Nj. 1l.oo, p. NJ.
From Rv, DcpeSit-sO4 A. NJ. No sunday train
From Baittp,ore. = l.2l, 1928, A. NJ l20', IL -
a.sa, 9.2l, P. NJ. sundays, i.al, A. NJ. $50, 7: NJ
Fron Washington. = -, \. NJ. l2o,, 1910, o.s2
9al p. N. sunday lei, A. NJ. $40, ?. N.
Ft,,p, Dcluirare 4. R.-10.ls, A NJ; $50, $50, 7
N. No sunday trains.
FSorn Ne,s castie.--s.oo, 1918, A. NJ; $50, $50
z. NJ. No sunday trains.
Frofa Wilmington d Reading R. R.-s.s6, A. NJ.
100. I IS, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
FSen Wilmington q Western X. R--'.es, A. NJ
ais p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
IxAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
ls4o, $50, 1880, A. NJ. l2.1o, $50. 400, bla, 400
AS. $50 $780, P. NJ. sundays la4o, $50 A. M; 80
IL SOP, M,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04
City 8ustaess Dt-:rlrsa
AUCTyONHFRS.

AlNI1ONEfH~.
/. W. Rtidh.m a Son, Ill y, 4tb street
Joseph r. Miller, ath and RinE stroe.s
BANKERS e. BaOk ER~.
r. r. Robinson 90. 40 Market greet
BARBERs Il HAIR DREssnR
A AshenbAch. DO Market street
BELL RINGERS & BILL POSTERS
Geo. W. Jackson, s W. 18th street
Howard o. Moore No. 8, K. Third street
BOOT a. SHOE 1iAKEKs. md DRatr
j. q. Alexander, lla Market str
Baboock Bro, s5 4 ~ Market str
John y Moreland, ath and Poplar streotA
W. A. Turner %. 3ie Markets trest-
CARPENTERS AND BUu.DEHs.
j. @. Haddoek. shop Thorne bs Front Res iols y
j. r. d. Seeds, shop W. Fourth West
CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
Brisbane DeAainviIle, ~ Nsrket stree,
Geo A. Davis, e9 shipley street
VIM H. Robinson. liSA1 " f'h street
CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JEMRIsRs
O. Bush, corner Seventh and aarkst -t,ee,s
Preston Ayers, aoi kiHg street
J. O. Massey. Ii = an street
GOiC. g g.HRtAGE NsTRP,.i
Vim Green O.. = r cor "a and shiples str..t,
DRUGGISTS.
IA. X BrinShnrst, si7 a,rts, strsst
FLORISTS.
ratnall Oo., Delaware Avenue and Jefferson STR.
GENERAL. INSURANCE AGENTS..
aIis rhomss + @ Plarirmer. s2 s,N MsEss, s.rost.
GENTS RuRSIsiiINs G1rD~
osas i. Morgan, III xrrket strsst.
John p Dough-en, tIn Hsrhet rtreet
HATS, CAPS. &c.
Huklii 4 walrAven, e. aLrket stres,
| ChAs Il. Dnbsll Il. Sd street
ItRDWkRE.
JnInes A Bro, 34 asrke; street
IRON a. sTERI..
| Vim Green 90. 4. E. cor. RI and shipl.y sire.
| LIVERY STABLES.
| Patrick Holland S. ". cor. Frcnt and Orange
| LOOKING-tiLAssEsd & FRANK.
| Eiwnod DoAne, 10 ". sth street
F. hcMonEgle, % ard hiug streets
| MERCHANT TAuORs
| Geo Gouert, 10 Y. Fourth street
/ Cyrus Stern, III Market street
| John IL Muhlhsnsen, il5 King street
| Samuel Miller. Jr.. Ia Nsrke, -trea'
PAPER HANt;!St;s. SHADES. ao
John r. Holt, I'd and Market strssta
PLUMBERS AND GAS RITTERs
". F. Gillespie, ais W. eth strset.
REAL ESTATE Agents.
| Evans Pennington, Ainond's Bdg, sth and Mari
| ". N. Child %, No W. 7th street
Z II. Frazer Sd and shpley stroets.
VIM. Reynolds 90, sss2 staTket st rest
" ii. Gilmore. No. ! West sth .trsct
VIM AcOaullsy o., % Msrzst strcst
RESTAURANT a. BILLIARD KuD
Joseph Fullmer. 5oI and 0s Market stree,
SEWING MACHINES.
| .irover Baker \. N. Oe, 6G1 King street
| New American Sewing Machine, rs Marknt tre,t
COFFEE and TRA Derier.
| Union Pacific Tea Company, bl2 Marvst street
UNDERTAKERs.
| Thos j. Giles, ri Shipley street
X 5. Young, s3 Market street---tSee Ady.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04
w NJ. kENNARD K co.

BACK Si.ks from st.25 70 $3.50.
Fancy SLss N DARK Cioih shsdes FROM - 10
y q
Fine ard Fashionable Dress Goods
Ciood. DurAbl- Dress Goods
Paisley Shawls with Red centre
Paisley SAawls with black centre
TTeiousse COS Kid Gloves.
Dog SKIN Gauntlet Gloves.
u { t,.oVes. Two outio
Doe Gloves, zone hutton,)
Iait.al Handkerc hlets.
Lsce Handkerchiefs.
Ladies collars ami Cuis.
Lace Bartes.
Fancy Stk handkerchiefs.
Pain White >tS hAniSerchieis
Ladles S.,S Friuged Sashes-
Immense Assortment u Ladies Ties.
Embroidered Collars and Cuis,
Fine ruuet Soaps.
Brushes anu COMBS,
Si.S lmbr, las Of The Finest quality.
A, psca Umbrellas.
CAlniz umbrellas
laN4es Baorigg4a Hose.
IhLdrtn's Fanc! striped Hose.
Geniemens Linen Hanukerchieis
EmhrC "a rei Piano Covers.
EmoNaidered Table covers
k.ne Linen IAhe Covers
Buf, PINK and Blue Table Covers.
Buu. P.nk and Blue Napkins
zine " h.ie Napkins.
Fine White Towels, sl.0o. y and i.SO.
Lsi.ts' Mer!no Underwear.
Cienlemtns Merino Underwear.
Chllren's Mern uderweAF.
Ladies 5a.moral SN,rts.
Chsdrers Balnoral Sklgts
Mhie Blankets from 500 10 Sa,tp,
White MArsel .es spreads.
Tapestry tTuSse!s Is pets.
Fine Ingram carpets
Milton hugs aNa Majs.
sF-we Aave also q Large STOCK Of Cs,ieoes Car
ton and Noo. slalne,s, { ssineTes, SC, Ac.. al
Tor these times 70 ma persons, no more s prG
qrIsie present can ne made,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

"LOOKi LOOK LOOK!
kRLLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURS OR RilXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
burn.
It will make you strong and give you new life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your iiges-
non.
1t is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless,
II will do ali that tonic vii do without liquor 10
stimulate. II Is not Wine OF lrou Try il. Doctors
prescribe 1t. Cie-gy recommend it. Thousands
hsys been cured with IL Suffer no longer. send
and get circular. See what il has done.
For sale by Smith Painter &. Bringhurst 4 Co.
Z. Mclnsu Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-ilm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

ss-A Man IL, Ruiil$-one OF the ssddesi spects.
cles in the world Is human being shattered and
hrusen down by the use OF ardent spirits. But the
damage may be repaired, the ruin restored TO per-
fect soundness, by a cour.e of that most powerful
of all invigprants Dr. Walkers vinegar Bitters Be
ware of those toncsa OF which rum is an element.
They sgersvste disease aud promote decay.
deci4-sw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

U-DIAMoSD JRFBLRf a Specially. Ameri-
can ami imported watches is ssrat, solid gold rings,
lsiies and gents solid gold chains. Jewery in every
variety also clocks at prices 10 suit the times al T.
". Bsilys old established stand, No. 62s Market ST.,
Philsieiphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04
Boarding.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
II Apply 1an2.n sl2 KING
DOARDING.-TW OR THREE PER
ID $ Ms can be accommodated with board and
front rooms In private family.
jsn26t' COS MA kET STREET.
DOA RIDING WITH DESIRABLE
i } rooms at jyT-tf sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

sg- Banosk & Bro. keep ladies' buttoned boots at
$3.50 Thet are splendid. Al 2oo Market street,
spove Second. lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

THE on BIDs. Buckingham 4 Co. have writ
ten Us to ssy that in their bid for the supplying
Of oil to the city the barrels are included. and
that by dedueting the value Of the barrels it re-
duces their bid 10 IL. cents per gallon-cn
cent lower than any other. they clAinl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

~ Boys' Boots ami she's. also Misses and Chil-
irens shoes IN great variety, and At extraordinary
ow prices at Pretiymans, l2l Market Street, thin
door yellow Second. oct>-Sm'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

George f. Price. formerly a merchant tailor in
partnership with NJ. X Gerhart, some years ago
relinquished the tailoring business and went into
the ministry in the Wyoming Pa Conference.
His health breaking down, he and his wife have
been OH a visit to this city, and he preached a
very able sermon, last evening, In Union NJ. f.
rbtr,.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

IE Ldrse Fall and Winter stock OF Boots and
Shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store l9l
Market Street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04
n UhANCEkl.

John II. Bowers
and fe, New astle County, $50
Cause Of Partition.
Ro5er, Walker e. a.
In pursuance II an aritr of tie Chance lOr in the
Above cause, male 81 the February term, 81. ali
persons hav lg ans Zen lens adtc ing the inter-
a. or estate u IeAl II bowers ami susan Bowers
Tlght ~ sAa usan Bowers, Rober, Walker
James NsiAtr. joscpalne Walker, Vincent Walker
samuel MalA r. r Zahc Walker, Henry Walker.
ana Mary aiker. or either 81 them IA The lands or
premises 70 which SAID cause r. ateS, are hereby
noune8 10 h'e pttit!nn ing furth the ma usc
and amount of III same ln tAe ID ce of the k,gs
ter Chaucery ior New CSst4e COUNTY, TEN days
hef re the thlri Meuiay .n February. 4. D. l~,a.
and tu appear AMI prove SAID lrl liens Al the
ensl. : term u THE Cnur. Before the rising % the
Z L7 On the th.ri 'ay Of i7e term,
BENZ. ELDS Trustee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

RE- rou can ut nne calf boots, wide sole and heel
comfortable for walking At BabcocS 4 Bro S, sot
Market street, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04
W NJ. KENNARD L 60.
NJ. 800 AAskET sTsgET.
w NJ KENNARD < 60.

B.aoA sgNs from ;; =. 10 IS 81
s. as
Fine aa3 rAsa.onAs.e p7ess Gno4s.
troo5 paTaa.s Dress troa3S
FsiS .ty Ssass w,iA Rsi Centre,
Psls.ey >aaS vita B.scs Centre
ITe;oasse \ t'o so trsoyes
hog >ssr CsA1atlet ti owes.
Dee G.JVgS. SO Buttons
noe G.aves, 1ne natto11
lJ!tlA EAndse-cs.ets,
.Act HAaGAfre asets.
-aa.es g .A-s S1a N-->.
F41sy Ss.S Aa-dke7-A.e.s
E.asa a.e - H4uGsercA.e:s
Lanes s.k s!-.gei sAsAes
lrragaease ASSORTMENT g: s.. = Ties
Eyaaraie--el t'o..Ars aad CUES
s-le 4c.-ei sdS2<
EAlT Brushes A11 al..rs.
SIX ii re.lA> q; tie slaeSi Qlshiy
Al.scs I a. are..a>
Cnlatz / l!lereEAs
LAsles Ra. lr.ssal Hl>a.
Children : Faac! sirPs! Hose.
t7eaue-ae-. linen EAnaSerehiefs
Ralora ere. t.Auo covers.
E1.a7a.aerea Tagse overs
F.ls linen a-.e covers.
81 n4-s an B.ls taa.e Covers
F.ae N6.:6 NE So, 3 2 aa4 s:sn
Ladies MeTuc ( alvTsts5.
treaie.leL Nc-ao a4ervtzf,
Cnild-t1's Memo < a1erEea-.
ladies' taimora >A.-tS
E...-e1S ha-sa1-A >s-;s-
Ma.fe slAaAeis from 3 " 70 $500.
Wife Mars = spreads
Taps rg 8-1sss tA-l.is-
? he IL .-A.l Carpets.
A-;ll H-ss 40 &s1s
ErWs lave 49, Large >i"eA Of ca.iooes- Can
iaa az. NrS E.salt.s tsss .n1eTcs, a., 81. an,
t3T ihest Ines, = many Pers' rs, 10 more s2qro7rl
Nh. gKNSARp 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

~ To,aen's Lace shoes from fl.oe up and "
mems button shoes from s2.'a, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

rS-Trv Bdhsxt & Bros best calf stitched boots
worth $40 at sI.So, 3t5 Market street, east side
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

~ Mems fine calf stitched boots, usual price $50
tor 81, at 2oS Market street. Dabcock h Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-04

IIMers Eints- Boots from s255 up. and Mems
Caf Boots from $3.50 up. at Preuyman's.