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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-02

SAD NEws.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Burns of Paradise Valley, have been in
town for the last two or three days
awaiting the arrival of their daughter, a
young girl, who has been going to
school in Virginia City for the last two
years. They expected the girl here to-
day or tomorrow, and intended to re-
main until after the Fourth to attend
the celebration. This morning they
received dispatch from Virginia City,
which brought the sad tidings of the
girls death at that place last night. No
particulars are given and as they were
not advised that she had been i'll, the
unexpected news of her death has
stricken the bereaved parents with
grief. This is one of the saddest events
it has been our duty to chronicle for
some time
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. The atten-
ton of contractors and carpenters is
directed to the advertisement of the
Board of School Trustees in another
column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-02
This aiornina's Bonrd.

eco Ophir 451a. 4594
745 Mexican ~, ~, ia
100 Cold " Curry l51g. 1873. 15H
500 Best a. Belcher 445s, b 80, Az,
,, 49,, Az
80 Savage 50
70 Choliar s.
100 Dauey soc
sos Crown Point 25L, %. 25L
90 Yellow jacket 721ls, 72, 724
430 Imperial Ga. G7s
275 Belcher 1871 33s4, "a
l25 Confidence l712
80 California 9554, 561l, 5Gsf
$50 Sierra Nevada l254, 1875, -
30 Empire Mill ~
10 Alta rs
365 Con- Virginia 325 324, 3231., 324
125 Lady Bryan PA
60 Tiger Toe
no Julia ii
1910 Raymond & Ely A, 1917, 80
AGO Bullion 3S, 2S1a
20 Eureka 81
20 Overman s., 55A
20 KuicEerbocker 2
200 Niagara Coo
$50 Succor |
$50 Maryland Toe
80 Justice 90 80
30 Jackson "a
1l5 Union G57s
4l0 Leopard II
10 Silver Hill GA
50 Belmont 324 31I
1890 Globe 12s, i, IL
$50 ella )
% Baltimore ga, 3}s
800 Prospect AZ
$50 Golden Chariot 211, 25., b 20, 22s
700 Cosmopolitan 321ac
$50 south Chariot 70, 621a &c
$40 Wells Fargo 90, l5c
$50 Mahogany 3, b 80
4l1 Andes "a
300 New York 17s.194
rs Rock Island 1914
535 Woodville 1Ts, 2
200 O. &. Hill Toe
100 Lady Washington -
l75 Mint 25c
l25 Pacific Ia, ~
60 Utah ~.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-02

BULLION GONG EAST Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S eastern bound express cars
have been for the last week groaning
under the weight of Consolidated Vir-
GINA bullion, consigned to the United
States Mint at Philadelphia. The Gov
eminent purchased million and half
of bullion from the Consolidated Vir-
ginia Company, the greater part of
which is to be coined at Philadelphia,
and will be used in redeeming fractional
currency. The discount ON silver bars
is so great at present that the Govern
ment by buying the bnllion and having
it coined will not lose much by ex-
changing it for fractional currency.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-02

CENTRAL DIsTRIcT.-M. S. Thomp-
son arrived in town yesterday from
Central District, where he is engaged
in mining. He informs us that there
are three companies at work i'll the
district, some of whom are extracting
ore and others running tunnels. On
the Emerald, on which he is at work,
they have been getting out some very
rich ore lately, a sample of forty
pounds Of which worked at the Hum
boldt Reduction Works at the rate of
$1,000 per ton in silver. On the Dutch
man tunnel is being run, which is
expected to cut the ledge inside of
fifty feet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-02
CRIcKETs-Eugene Marker, who ar

CRIcKETs-Eugene Marker, who ar
rived here yesterday from Cornucopia,
informs us that the whole country to the
northeast is alive with crickets. There
are millions of them along the road,
and parts of Bull Run Wiley are black
with them. The farmers of that sec
ton, water being plenty, are endeavor-
ing to keep them off their ranches by
running the water in bitches around
them. J. G.. Wilson and others have
adopted method of killing them by
running rollers drawn by horses over
the ground. This plan seems to be
working quite successfully, as those
which escape uninjure1 stop to feed
upon the less fortunate ones which
have been crushed or wounded. They
seem to all be travelling in one direc-
ton, and tin-pans and cow-bells have
been used to brighten them and get
them to change their course, but the
moment the din ceases they resume
their travels in the original direction,
devouring all kinds of vegetables grow
ing on their route. Farmers have
some hopes of saving their crops by
the roller process, which seems to be
the best method yet adopted for the ex-
termination of the nests
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-02
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT,
Inst EveninG,s Board.


as Meadow Valley 6. So
1O5 Raymond * Ely A, b 5, 1917,
4324
Eureka GA bid
100 Jackson u, IL
20 American Fiag2 =
80 X K4
80 Condor soc
50 Rye Patch -
100 Prusslan "a, 25s
l25 Phoenix u
3i5 Leopard II, 1G34, 1917
405 jefferson ~. 43s, 4, IA
1916 ella 5, AZ. az, b 80
100 Mansfield 22c
100 Panther a
$50 Golden Chariot 25s. 81
S95 Mahogany 5, 3, 81, SIS, b 80,
5, 81
100 South Chariot SOC
800 War Eagle /. ~
1856 Leopard II, 1914. 1917
4O5 Jefferson "a, As, "A, 4
800 Empire SOC
500 Poorman
40 Illinois Central AZ
$50 Best IL Belcher 4319, 4334
4S Con. Virginia 1926, 32i, 1913
1925 California 500, 5G4, Sc, 5G96,
561s, b )
80 Ophlr 4519
10 Savage $50
50 Beleher %, 221%. %
100 Crown Point 2j14
so Mexican ia. ~, b >
30 Gold n Curry 1874
1920 Lady Bryan 211a
2G0 Andes q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13

ADJOURNED MEETING, LAST EVENING THE FALSE
ENTRIES IN THE WATER DRpARTMEsT-ANorHRR
CLAIMANT TO THE INcENDIARY REWARD.
An adjourned meeting of Council WAS held,
last evening, to finish up the business Of the
regular meeting of the evening previous. Mr..
Hayes presided.
The special committee, to which WAS referred
the alleged false entries in the time and pay roll
books of the Water Department reported that
they had discovered false entries amounting to
$94. so, OF which S4S 30 had been paid to par
ties unknown and S36 was not paid .out. as no
persons claimed the same and the parties could
not be found except one man who refused to ac-
cept the money as he had done no work. Nc
evidence was taken to show who had made the
false entries. The report was adopted
The balance in bank to the credit of the city
was reported by the Treasurer to be S82, ,053 33.
Employed in the Street Department 81 men
and 16 horses and carts, and the Water Depart.
ment SAG men and 80 horses and carts.
communication was received from d. II
Coyle, asking what disposition he shall make oi
hay which he had been directed to remove from
the stable of John Mccall. Referred to the Law
Committee.
A communication was also received from Johr
Payne claiming damages for falling in of culver
at Front and Van Buren streets, Referred.
The City Solicitor sent in a letter from Har
rngton and Hoffecker, into whose hands the &C
count of James Woolley for unpaid balance al
expert had been placed, asking that the early at
tention of Council be called to the matter, 81
that if no amicable settlement can be made the,
may file the necessary papers for a suit at tn,
approaching term of Court. After discussion
in which Mr.. McIntire charged Mr.. Woolley will
making forced balances in his accounts the sub
iect was laid over one week and referred to th,
Finance and Law Committees.
Mrs. Sarah Barney presented CLAIM, through
Hanson Harmon, for the reward offered b,
Council for the arrest Of incendiaries, or par
of the same. She claims that it was through
the instrumentality, alone, of herself and Elme
q. Moore, that Titus was convicted of setting
fire to the stables of Jacob Stuck at 7th anl
French street. No action taken.
The bond of Joseph Hyde, late Chief En-
gineer of the Water Department, was directed
to be cancelled, by resolution Of VIM. NJ
Candy, unless cause. appear why it should no
| be done.
| Mr. Lynch introduced resolution author
| izng the appointment of Committee to dis
| tribute fuel to the poor, to consist OF one mem
| Der from each ward, which was adopted
| A bill OF E. l.. Rice, for services as architec
in preparing plans for the enlargement OF the
City Hall, amounting to SG47.S5 WAS printe,
and referred to special committee consisting o
Messrs. VIM Candy, Bickta and Johnson.
On motion of Mr. Taylor the Printing Com
mittee WAS authorized to have printed hft
copies Of the ordinance reported to Council 70
an increase in the Police Force, &c.
An adjournment was then made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LIAyT WILMINGTON.


For Ne,s York -1.a2 A. N. 1899, 1242. o.4e. P.
N. Sundays. ]. 80, A. NJ.
For Phiadelphid-L32, 100, 10, 900, 50, TO- 80.
A. M; 1922 IL a. eco, 4l0. 5.a8, 720. 81, P. NJ.
Sundays / 50. $40. A. M. 4b, 6 30, 8 81, p. N.
For Baltimore -12t2 2.08, Q 80, M. 1856, ! 23,
20, lilo, P. M. SUNDAYS, 12 so. qos, AM.
For Rashington.-1q 81, Q 0s, 9.99, A. M; 1885,
For Netc Castle $40, $780, A. NJ. LES, 6.aa, P. M.
No Sunday Trains.
For Deldisare r. Rs 30, A. NJ, to Crlsneld 6 40,
P. NJ, to Harrington No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington Hestern r. RIO 80, A. NJ.
5s5, P. NJ No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington d READING R.-G4s, A. NJ.
s45, o.15, P. NJ. NO Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Ne,c York,-l.5a, A. NJ. 1874, Lib, I 90 p.
M. sundays, 1.b3 A. M.
From Phiiadeiphia.--l242 SO, 9 25. 99I, A. M.
1900, NJ. 1884, li3 4.15. 515 80. 1e0, $40. 1l0O
Pm
From Baltimore -1.2q, e4,, A. M; l2 10, 70 40
$50, 92l, T. NJ. Sundays, LIZ. A. Nj 92l, r. N.
From Washington i ~ A. NJ 1919, IL ~. 53d
92l, 2. M. sundays, 1.22, A. NJ. 92l, p. Nj.
Trains
From Ds'aippre R. r s. 50, A. M, from Harrng
ton 40 P. Nj, from Cri- II hi.
From, lyew Caste.-so2. A. M; IL 90, M 400
GI5. p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington IL Uestern r. RI IS, A. M.
3l5 T. N. No sunday Trans.
FROM WI ntington & Reading R.-s20 A.
1900, NJ. 80, p. NJ. No SUNDAY Trains
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad d Prime Streets --s co. 30, 1870, A
M, 19.lb, 2t0 400 bib 90. 40, 80, II 80, p NJ.
sundays. $3.50, A M. 9 90, $50, IL 30, p. N.
Prom 32d and Market Streets-12 40, A. NJ; u 10
1915, Go, +. Nj. sundays, 1910, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13
Local BreYltiea.

sunset at 44s.
The lawyers are busy
opero boufIe this evening.
Sunrise, tomorrow, 1t 645
Noon rise to o-morrow evening ct 9 s2
No train on Western road tomorrow.
Wilmington Grange, No. II, met this morning.
The true Wheeler Wilson is at 1o11 Market 81.
Extension tables very cheap at Adairs 4th and
King
A 20 acre lot can be bought at Greenbans al far
price.
"cenerentolar means Cinderella It's pretty
opera.
silk hats and fine fur caps, at Dnbel 5, 30 street
hat store.
An irreprepsIble conflct--the war between the
butchers and farmers.
Heavy calf skin boots, half double soes only a 30,
at Fennessey's, 22l Market street.
The COMMERCIAL ALMANAC AND YEAR Book Is In
press, and " Ill be out in December.
Granville Worrell adveftises some special bar
gains In aress goods OF a good class.
The oast for the two evenings OF Italian Opera is
given in the advertisement, to-day.
\ he delicacies of the season at WilmIngton's
leading rt staurant, No SOC Market street.
There are % live Oranges in Delaware. n he Or
der Is only little more Than year old Ia the state
Fair treatment, fine goods, low prices, large ex-
perlence and determination to please, at Gouerts
10 K. 4th street.
DO not spend your money for bad washing. The
Warwick collar looks better than linen, abd does
not need washing.
Overcoats, warm and elegant, al prices TO astonlsh
everybody, at Buxbaum's, the 2d and Market head
quarters of winter clothing.
The place to get oysters Is at Anscow's 9th and
shipey strt cts, where families are supplied with
crackers at 9 cents pound.
Quay has Just received a job lot OF Asracan caps
for ladies', which will be sold cheap. Hurry along
and get one before they are gone 2a3 Market street.
Fine furs, at quite moderate prices, at webbs,
304 Market street. Wilmington ladies' VINO appre-
ciate fine goods in this line Will please cal at
Webb ..
The people OF Whining may congratuat them
selves that they have nrstc store for ladies',
misses aud children's shoes, at ponahoes, 3r5 Mar
ktt street.
Just received, two more c irs nice large potatoes
which selling fast from cars cheap at foot Of
West street. Lay IN your winter supply before they
are all sold.
Rumford Bros, 4O4 Market street, don't advertise
to lmbug, but come and be convinced that they do
sell hats and caps whether they make them or noD
cheaper than any othtr house in the city. One
price. No abatement. Established 1895,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13
Churches, Tomorrow.

Rev. A. D. Davis and Mr.. Galloway will preach
in the City Hall tomorrow afternoon at 81
O'Clock. All are INVITED.
Second Baptist Church. Rev r. b. Cook,
pastor elect, will preach tomorrow, at 10lS
A. NJ, and 7l4 o'clock P. NJ All are cordially
invited.
New Jerusalem Church, Delaware Avenue and
Washington street, Rev. s. s. Seward, the pas
tor, will preach in the morning at 1890. Snb-
ject, " The wind bloweth where it listeth." and
lecture in the evening at 7.30 Subject "Salya
tlon-what is it =
Hanover church. Preaching tomorrow, by the
pastor, Rev L. Marks morning and evening. All
are cordially invited.
row at lO19 A. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. J. Nj. P.
Otis. Subject, "The Old and the New" Jubi
lee praise meeting at IA p. NJ. Strangers and
the public generally are cordially invited.
Preaching in the First Presbyterian Church,
Market street above 9ah street, tomorrow, by
the PASTOR Rev. F. b. Duyal. Morning service
10 80 o'clock. Subject ''rhe Faithful Teach
ers Glory at the Judgment" Evening service,
7.30 O'Clock. Subject "The Believers Snare
and Deliverance." All are cordially invited.
Asbury NJ i. Church, 1l,30 A. NJ. Subject
HE Leadeth Me-" Z P. NJ, Subject @ The
Advocate with the Father"
Unitarian Church. The pastor, Rev. F. Israel,
will preach to morrow, at 1O13 o'clock, OH the
Mission of Unitarianism, and at ~ o'clock, on
the True Atonement (scriptural argument }
Children's meeting at 2 o'clock
Preaching in Grace church, tomorrow morn
ing and evening, by the pastor, Rev. ]. L. Smith.
The evening sermon will be continuation of
the series to young men, on I" The Prodigal
Son." Subject, Coming to himself" All are
invited.
Preaching at the Elm street Baptist Church,
by the Rev. Mr.. La Barra. All are cordially in
vted.
Services in Scott M. T. Church at 1015 A. M.
and p M. Subject in the morning Justifca-
tIon." In the evening, 1.-THE Backsliders in
Heart" Prayer meeting at o'clock p. NJ
Services to. morrow as usual in the First Bap-
fists Church. Preaching at 1890 A. Nj. and 7 30
P. NJ by the pastor, Rev. T. M. Eastwood. All
are invited. Seats free. Sunday School meets
at A. Nj. School for colored people meets in
the Hall on 18th Street between Market and
Orange at 2 2. NJ. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended.
Central church, preaching 1019 a. m. and ~
p. m. by Rev. G. E. Boynton, of Lewes Della
ware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13
Il, r, KunkeI,s HiItcr W1ne


1t has never been known to fail In the cure of
weakness attended with symptoms, indisposition
to exertioD, loss of memory difficulty of breathing
weakness horror of sease, night sweats, cold
feet, WEAKNESS dmness of vision, languor, uni
yersal lassitude of the muscular system, enormous
appetite. with dyspeptc symptoms, hot hands.
flushing OF the body, dryness OF the skin, pallid
couDtenance and eruptions on the face, purifying
the blood pain in the back heaViness Of the eyeds
frequent black SPOTS flying before the eyes, with
tuhnslon and loss OF sight want of attention etc.
Sold only In 81 bottles. Get the genuine. Depot
and office, 259 North Ninth St. Philadelphia. Ad-
vice free. ASK for e. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
Iron, and take no other make. Genuine sold only In
81 bottles
NERVOUS DEBILITY NERVOUS DEBILITY
Debility, depressed irritable state OF mind, a
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy or
animation, confused head weak memory, the con-
sequences OF excesses, mental overwork. The ner-
vous debility finds sovereign cure in e. f. Kun
kes Bitter Wine of Iron. IL tones the system, dis
pels the mental gloon and dependency and re-
juvenates the entire system, Sold only in 81 bot
ties. Get the genuine. ONCE, 25g North Ninth ST..
Philadelphia Pa. Sold by all druggists Ask for e.
F. Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take nc other
Genuine 80 Il only In 81 bottlee.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive, with head c'mpete, 'u from 'wo
to three hours. No fee Il removed by DR.. kunke
259 North Ninth st., Philadelphia. Seat, Fin and
stomach Worms also removed. Gall and see. Ad
vice free. Send for circular, or ask Jour druggist
lJr Kunkels Worm Syrup. Price 81. 1t never
fails,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13

T-S SdnO Gorpore.-The influence of the stomach
on the braiu should be carefully needed Let the
stomach be in slight degree disturbed and the en-
tire nervous system bsct mes sufferer. Bring the
stomach to healthy tjne, and the nervous machln-
cry promptly resumes its perfect running order.
Happily, there is no necessity for any long dlsar-
rangement of the functions of the stomach, since in
AYERS PILLS we have 30 perfect combination, ad-
of years, and have exhibited stomachic properties
most wonderful. Their wise use by Keeping the
81 stem In perfect order, promotes longevity, and
what s far better ensures theful enjoyment of the
time spent here We use them and know their
yalue.-Fi0rence (Rdns,) Pioneer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13
DEGIsTBR'S OFFICE,

EGlSl Jlt . OtF1CE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Oct. 22d, 1875.
Upon the application of Albert W. Smith and Bill
wood Garrett, Executors OF Samuel Wollaston, late
OF Wilmington Hundred in said County, deceased 1t
Is ordered and directed by the Register that the
ecntors Aforesaid give notice OF the granting OF Let
tiers Testamt mary upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days from
the date OF such letters, In six of the most public
places OF the County OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate, to pre-
sent the sameor abide by an act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided. And also cause the same
Ia be inserted within the same period In the DAILY
COMMERCIAL, newspaper published In Wilmington,
and TO be continued therein three weeks (e o d)
Given under the hand and Seal OF ONCE
IL. ST. OF the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In
New Castle County aforesaid the day and
year above written. g. c. BIGGS Register.
NoTICE-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested TO the Executors before October pad,
1876. or abide the Act OF Assembly ia such made
aud provided.
ALBERT W. SMITH,
ELLN OUD GARRETT.
Address, Wilmington, Del. oct.7,3weod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13

- Neroots Debility.-A depressed, irritable state
Of mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused bead, weak MEM
work. This Nerootls Debiitp finds sovereign cure
IN Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific. No. Is. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenates the entire system 1t
Ii perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
so, for package OF five boxes and large 50 vial OF
powder, which is important in old, sertt us cases /;
81 per single box. Sold by all druggists or sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
SPECIFIC Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. o62 Broad
way, Y. feb25,d&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13

eE-A large uottine would not contain tle mass of
testimony which has accumulated in favor of Dr.
Wistdr's Balsan Of Via Cherry as safe, eiflcitnt
pulmonary disease Many of the cures are truly
wonderful. so cts and 81 bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13
Good FOR Day or N,po,,

The "Diamond Spectacles," being entirely free
from any injurious substances, can be used equally
by daylight, gas-ght or lamp light without firing
or injuring the eyes. Each genuine pair bars the
trade mark, small diamond.
For sale In wilmington by B, s. Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13

sH-Ihe Human Machinery, unlike inanimate me-
chanicism, possesses self-repairing and self-re
newing power. Health may be surely preserved
and life heightened by keeping this vital attribute
in constcnt activity and full yigor. Many prepara-
tlons have been recommended for this purpose but
none have received such emphatic professional
sanction, or are comparable in point Of efficacy, to
uDoLPHo WoLFE's sCHIEDAM AROMATIC StHSAPs.
sep30, ,dltSw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13
----7----7---'-7---i-
10 the Ladies'.

Mira Dr. Foster Keeps always on hand full sup
ply OF russes braces supporters pessaies syrlnges,
breast pumps and many other articles TO numerous
TO mention. Ladies' In want of the above line OF
goods can he accommodated by calling at the pri-
yate entrance on West street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13

rH-Thos. Y. de Normafdie has ipithdrawn from
everything outside Of his china and glass business,
at 800 Market street. He will, in the future, give
his personal attention to that alone, and hopes, bv
prompt attention to business, carefully selected
stock and s9nable prices, to merit and receive
the patronage of his friends and his old customers.
noyl1toIanl, 20
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13

WE OFFER. TODAY, THE GREAT
w EST B,tGAINS IN DRESS GOODS,
siI & Ks, &sliAMyLs, u ,Ny, LADiE,' COATS, ac,, EVER
400 YAltes DOUBLE WIDTH CAMEL's HAIR
;, c0S YARDs poTBLE WIDTH PLAID CAM ELS
400 YARDS DOUBLE ". . DrH PLAIN c,MBI.'s
HAIR 81 80 WERE,3.
100 YARDS DOUBLE WIDTH MarBLAssE
CLOTH 81 65 WFRg22
$50 YARDS INVISIBLE STRIPES AND pLAIps
5ol YARDS ELEGANT MADRAS PLAlD3 10
800 YARDS cAMELs HAIR PLAID viGoGNE
:, s,S M,!, YARps ,II1 FRENCH ALL-wooL pLNDs a7h
% 2o9S :, ,rA YARDs RI HEAVY ALLwooL DIAGoNALs
The aJuoe goods are me Aest p1,fs Nope,tiss op5
trere puretsstd al a0s ha.ftt cost Of importation
KNIt kERBoOkEk sulTlNGS,
2, INCHES WIDE Sio
NEIds KNlCKERBol KER,
DAMAssE BRoc ! DIES AND MArELAssE
PLvG mt GOODS, so CENTS.
FRENCH /, mEhINoEs, ALL SHADES, Is CENTS
~, BLACK ALL MOol DELAINES, 81 CTs.
BLACK EpBHoipEREp' eAsaNBRE b. JAcTrrs z X
BRocuE hsnEII hsp pAiissy sThEs e m
AN ELEGANT AS oRTMENsT OF LADIES
COATS,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MADE, q UP
1000 YARDS PAgIFIC DELANIE,, 12L era.
WIDE GRAY POPL Ms, ALL Wool FiILiSG'
l219 CBNTS, WORTH 25
1900 YARDS A. n W. .SPRAGU E'S pPST COIoRs
wARRAMTtD FULL MADDHk,
COLORS Oh CENTS.
THE BEST MAKES OF ALI-WoUI FLAENsLS
VERY CHEAP.
ll-4 BLANK ETS, $3.50 THE BEST BAyG .ININ
The MARKET.
20 QUALITIES or BLACK AND cor oRED SIJKS
AT VERY Low PRICES
BEST MAX ES ENGLISH GRAPES.
MOURNING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
100 CLOTH D0LMANS, BERLIN MADE, IS. 50
S1O $ll. sl2. S13. AND Sld
THE ~ ARE MADE OF THE FINEST MATER
lhL, AND COST $l4 TO 1924 GOLD.
az ana eranfne and get ca nptes. Our goods are
10 buy not. ''''
- b. +. DEWEES
SEVEN TWENI X-FlyE CHESTNUT ST.
noy13,lt PHILADFLpHIt. PA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13
STOCK and BOND MARKEr-copREcr1oN DAILY BY h
Il. ROBINSON Il co,
CITY ITEM s.

N- A 10 Cent Segdr for Cents.--Genune Havana
Segar, C0ncha size, cts., large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and Musselman's ght and
uark navy. Bowman 2d and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-13
festivals.

FESTIVAL
AND EVENING ENTERTAIt MENTs.
In aid Of
ST JAMgS CHURCH, NEWPORT.
AT stone building on Water street, east of Market.
November llth. s p. m, opening Of Festival-Din-
ner Z p. m, Dialogues and CjIcert.
November 18th, p. H., Spelling Bee.
November 18th, p m, Sig. Biz Ent' rfain-
ment for childien. I p. M, sig Biz Entertain
ment.
Dinner and refreshments wi be served each day,
afternoon and evening. Use III ar cles for sale.
7 he Rlmra Cornet Band. of Newpor', has kindly
offered to play each evening. ocf9-u