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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-05

LECTURE AT NEwARK.-Dr. Il. w. Haines, OF
Newark, Del, will lecture at Delaware College,
Tomorrow (Frday) evenings on Dental Hygiene
This lecture will finish the course, and is expec-
led to be most largely attended of all the lee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-05

YNHE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXkCurED.
We are printers OF the city directory, "The Way
side" opera House "ProgramIne," and
many other Publications.
Books and Pamphlets,
School Circulars and Catalogues,
Weekly or Monthly Publications,
Amateur Journals.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
sontn-west Corner Fifth and Market Streets
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WHAT is NEEDED.
RosroN Feb H. 1871.

Mr.. H. X. STEVENS: l.,
a feeble condition from general debility. Vegetlne
was strongly recommended to me by a friend VINO
had been much benefited by It's use. procured lns
article and utter using several bottles, was restored
TO health and discontinued It's use. tee quite con-
ndent that there is no medicine superior to II ior
those complaints for which Is especially prepared
and would cheerfully recommend it to those who
feel that they eed something TO restore them 10
perfect health. Respectfully yours ypTsi.r,Nc,t,
Firm Of s. NJ Pettlngill Co., 10 State ST., Boston,
CINCINNATI, Nov. &c, .ls72.
Dear sir-The two bottles OF Vegeine furnished
me by your agent, my wife has used with great ben
For a long time she has been troubled with dlzzi-
ness and cosiyeness; these troubles are now en-
tlrely removed by the use of Negetine.
she was also troubled with Dyspepsia and General
Debility aud has been greatly ben fitted.
TlIoS. GILMORE, 229h Walnut 81.
FEEL MYSELF A. NEW MAN.
NArICK, Mass June LIST. 1872.
Mr.. H. X. STEVENS:
Dear sir-Through the advice and earnest per-
suasion OF Rev. E. S. Best, of tins place. have been
taxing yEGETINE for Dyspepsia, OF which have
i have used only two bottles and already feel my
sell new man. "''piHs.u'iw Ts. j. ". CARTER,
| REPORT FROM PRACTICAL CHEMIST
AND APOTHECARY.
BOSTON, Jan. J., 1874.
Dear Sir-1hiS Is TO ceftlly tndt nave sulu mv ~
| tail lb,1, dozen Os52 b0ttles) of your VEGBTlNh
since April u, 1910. and can truly say that 1t has
g, ell the best satisfaction OF any remedy i9r @ uae
| complaints for which 1t Is recommended, that ever
| sold Scarcely day passes without some OF my
customers testfyng to Its merits on themselves OF
their friends am perfectly cognizant OF seyera
| cases of scrofuous 1umors being cured by VEGA
A--'' Very respectfully yours
| Al GILMAN, I6s broadway
To II. II. STEVENS ESQ. i"
vFcET1NE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-05
Chester.

! CONTINUED HOLIDAY APPEARANCE-MEN OUT OF
WORK AND WEARING THEIR BEST CLoTIEs--THE
PACIFIC MAIL SHOCK, &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-05
NEW STORE NEW GOODS.

X. c. FRAIM, Qate of Robotham X Ffainl)
Begs leave to inform his friends and the genera
public, that he has opened general
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-05

vEGETlNE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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s ENF NTS-NINrH PAGE-Sixth column.
LreESTn PAGF-sixth column.


ANHpsdEINGNIsINiSrn P1ss-sxta column
BoAHLEEs NAATtp-sroosp t4eE-FirsI column,
BoA ana A E5rS S h IA hne Aa Sp%a
Column, and hLfvhNTn P4cF-sixth column
BEooRLiS EI1L fsf1TE FOR sHi 81 UNI
P&cH-Firs. CO.. umn ana ELEVENTH PAGR-sourth
BUSINESS oPPoRTuMTIEs-NlxTp PAoE-Iaird and
ESH jY 81 loE5G4@sr WIZ r4erixta souPn
First column. and ELEVENTH PAcE-Fourth col
rLEKE AND statesmen ELEvryrn PAcr-sscond
;oAcnT@S AND GARpENERs-ELrvnsrn PAcr-sec-
coASTWise TrAMsHirs-TwKLFrI PAor-Third and
COUNTY, B01RD-sacoSD PAGE First, second, third
aud 'ourlh columns and ELEVENTH PAcE-sixth
DDENyiiSlE5t-YSi .ST1 PAez-ntih column.
DwELLING HOUSES 10 Lti' IL RSisiilED AND UN,
EfEyISrH PAes[F0arth comm iA'H eo'u''n' HHu
EURoPaAN ,lnANs lltPs--fN, sL,aa PAGn-rhrd col
guR6SEy 3 rtGT-slx h col column a4'"
anus and Fiasr PAcr-Finn column iH- 'A'' ''-
EEoT S faa sS ANA nr n columns
HAgT5 h t,i. eSiu% M Ap.rrrxr, TO
SgcOSn rAGE-- tr,h column and ELEVENTH PAGE
Fourth and nnh columns.
FRENGli NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-Third
HELf W1NrGD-FEMALEs-ElnvnSTu PAGE second
HELP ~XSrED-MALEs-ElEyE PAGr-rhrd col
HORSE. CARRIAGES, Gc.-Flns7 PAor-Four;h ana
orsEs 6s rAer viz pAon-s,x,n
iNsTi.ui,u l o,NN-rmsr pAcE---Finh column.
GEN REAL EafArA FOR sALE-rwELTa PACK
LEcTGEE SNAs,iy-rESrr PAcr-six,h column
MACHINERY -EiEresTn PAG.- Third column.
MARBLE Man ELS -EIasr PAG1- 'ixth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAcE-sixth
nlscELLAYEoUs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
NlsoGi.!.AX St9i' S--Nlxrn PAcE-Fourth column.
NGSlG al AiKr r1( r1ch-siX!h column.
PIANO i0klI;5 ORGANS, &c ~TrSrn PAoE-sxth
pKoFSEE;S1 i"NAL sIruAuoN~ wANTEp-rEMALEs-
pnoPaY ou AG 81 avg SeG F1h HHE OR TO
Rem !-iwrtFIU PAcE-Frst and second columns,
RE L GaTAtE 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeE--sec
orc AMI third columns, and ELEVENTH fAGE--
REAL .EsfAtE WANrED-ELEyryru PAcE-Fourth
Religious NoucEs-Ftasr pAcE-Eirst and second
REsiAu GHNTs-FiEsr PAerarhird column.
EEW1RDS-EIEsT AGE--second column.
SITUATION; wANrED-FEMALEs-E LGvrNrH PAGE
sITuAiIoNS WANTED MALEs-E1Evrxr PAGE
SPECIAL NoTicns-FlRsr PAoE-second and third
spoEriSG~DoGs BIRDS. &c.-F1Rsr PAer-Fourth
AGETTlxTr rAaE-rlfh column;
I'll cormG5 ana iLEyESIn raGETsx It eSamn
I'll E TDRf-FIaST PAGE-Fourth column
TO LII FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SRcoNp PAGE
iNth column, ana ELEVENTH PAGE-kourth col
rRAvhLLERs' GUIDa-TwnLr4n PAcr-Fourth and
fifth columns
UNFURNlaIlED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
hrI-SEcoSD PAGE-slXth column. and ELEVENTH
PAGE-tiith column. E.f
WAN ED 40 PUnCHAaE-TxSru PAGE-Sixth column
WATCHES JEWELEY, &C.-NISTH PAcE-Fiith col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO L.T-iwELFrn PACE-First column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsT PAGE-Ihird l.
unn.
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ZINE DOUBLE BARREL BREECH-LOADING SHOT
Gun. revolving LOCKS central IRE .. Goliel Lon
don S..5' one do. pin fire Moure aud Harris, London
$5l SOencer brecch oaomg klhe, So hy back
winder Watch. sra LIMBO BROS, l.8l Broadway.
UwO VERY FINE SECOND HAND BREkCH
i Leaders, Dousal aud Scout original cost OF each
500. or sale very low. CHARLES l.. ElTZMASN x
CO., s4j Broadway, above rwenty-,econd street
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E'oR sALE-rHREG BLACK AND WHITE ENGLISH
a este hr rom ins o. sir Clifford Constable
'''' " G RURKETr
EINE DOUBLE BARREL BREEcH.LoADING suor
dom e r ene d 1eTs era ra Te q Lon
wnds s9eRse seb s Khs go y Saes stem
so leaders p1nIa and Se1H original e9s 1 Of each
THE TURF.
A AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS soLD EVERY
n. morning ana evening Al Thomas Exenanse. 1879
tsTsr4ph 1 n 5he room 9LyER l. MARSHALL Aue
yE AE Fool EGASca po9s s3kD .AJ
Iwcnty,eghth street this morning the Long Branch
Par ,Sdl HiisaISn S% srSe s
$50 - -~1O' "''- " H. TX ( + p & JOHNSON
T oNG BaANUH RACES, MONMOUTH rARK, CON-
J. mence Saturday. July 3, and continue July D. 7. g.
and nYa pss s@xs peT oss SSr River
~ NJ loot OF rweny-ihird street, North River.
1913. A. NJ and pier '4 TA AVN a G. rresaen.
wA 7. RAYson, Secretary
MONDAY. JrLy ), isJa-MArcu RACE 70 sm.
formerly 3caraes charley in haraeSs and i . sam
mis- bay mare Belle heay. TO wagon Good day and
pRosPEcr PARK FAIR GROUND AssocIA
track; match Sl,toJ, mile heats best s between
celebrated PAGERS r. H.. Crawiord's br Copper Bot,
tom IN harness and y ), Aodne's g. q Coronet under
GEO ". OAKLEY. superintendent
DooLs on LONG BRANCH RACES WILL BE SOLD
every night III las Broadway and he boats leav
ing pier NO Rector street, at y 80 ana Nj
aud foot OF Iwenty-thrd street. North River AZ - 80
A. NJ. JESSE SMITH,
DooLS WILL BE SOLD EVERY NIGHT AND
Il morning. commencing Friday evening on tho Long
Branch races. at the Mansion House, Long Branch
T. +. BAKER.
DooLs SOLD AT The CENTRAL HOTEL LONG
French Pool tickets at So cash. GEORGE SHAN
CEACAUCUs TRACK, JULY 6-JUDGE BEDLE,
- Turnbul. Lady Welar aud May Bird will contest
purse. No. I-Runnlng saddle race. entries. No g.
hurdle race, twomlle dash over hurdles, entrees
Cape Ilaiteras, Buekskin, Warrior, Kentucky Bred
billy hiuff Long branch and Dan O'Connell. Trans
P. BRADY. Proprietor.
CUFFOLK DRIVING PARK, HUNTINGDON, l.. l.,
- July Pure Si0), Tor minute class; John Harris
br. West stafford, j. Z. Jarvis Montraville Geo.
Ticehurst's m. Bloody Mary, owners or. q. Lewis
Hovt VIM. tiilwells G. Lady Arthur. Trains leave
hunters Point at and 10 A. NJ G. W. BlGGS. supt.
T,R0TiING AT PAssAIC FAIR GROUNDS. BETWEEN
L Passaic and Paterson, y. j., July 8, and T.Good
purses fine fields of horses good order and square
agenent Erie Railroad trans leaving New York at 10
A. NJ. II NJ and :t5 L. NJ stop ut track
Admission 50 cents.
A. B. WOODRUFF. President.
r. A. HALEY Secretary.
INVEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, MONDAY, JULY s. 3
w cock p M.-Purse OF 500 for horses rever
beat three minutes $50 to first sS5 TO second Is TO
Ella NJ Mcnamara enters b. &, jim Charles
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or Top Piece, very stylish for young ladies
Arc made with the real Patent Hair Lace and natural
and curl and instantly make me lady look
beautiful.
large assortment of long Hair switches and fashion
able thignons
My stock Is composed OF the longest and finest rare
coiors that can be found on the globe.
NV supcrority success are inconcslOie ana per.
mits me u add large store adjoining my old stand
A large ass lrtmen OF Tortoise shell ivory Goods
and fine Perfumery
at Il. GUILNARD'S
Nos. $50 and S4l Broadway,
Nos SO and 81 East Thirteenth street and
store No II Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga Springs
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Dry Goops.

DRY GOODS.
4 SPECIAL NOTICE.
A s sPEciAE S S9Fica.
&c sc # #$ # H#aa
S S a#a3# $S S4$sIs$ $ S$$5
S S#.4s s ss5s
g. g: # ##HHHs . ..z.$.':
Il Il F F##Hi
E$$$H3H BIZ BIZ $685. s888. s s##$8a
8:
Sailing S$SE4IS$ | 5oH5:.sSff
S$ $ IS #5i ## H:8sB43f
EHf$rES E Es z $SB S SiSF ss HsF
$ $sH B BHS8E B Ess$# s #H#a 9
ON TUESDAY, JULY 6,yE WILL COMMENCE
S SHHfF SESSfSS S SSF SEE SEE
OK TIE ssSg44ss0oyy.
OF THE SEASON
PREVIOUS TO TAKING ACCOUNT or STOCK
AND IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOE OUR IMPoR
TAIIONs OF AL GOODS
WE WILL oFFER TIE on,,,,
ssosTr E ExrkAokBIS4EY B BAAGGANfs
E$Es f zz#5EsB HH HIS SFE
OUR ENrE "a 4 srocK OF
DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS
FINE WHITE GOODS
LAcEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
BLACK IRON FRAME GRENADINES.
LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
MARKED DOWN
TO PRICES
THAT WILL AsToNIsH
AND Delight
NOT ONLY OUR NUMEROUS PATRONS
But ALL LADIES WHO WILL
FAVOR Us WITH
VISIT OF INSPECTION.
ELEGANT BLACK SILKS, 81.
ELEGANT BLACK IRON GaENADINE. CSC
ELEGANT FRENCH CAMBRICs, YARD WIDE 1870.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS FOR SUMNER SUITS, &C
ELEGANT LINEN BATIsTE CLOTH, l21Sc,
ALL OUR STOCK REDUCED IN THE sAXE
PROPORTION
JOHN f. KAUGHRAN) CONKLTNG CO..
r. w. CuINNIs, No. 1893 Broadway.
W. H. CJNKLING >between eighth and NiAth sta
LADY WILL SELL HANDSOME BRUSSELS
n Lace Shawl, cost $500, good new. for less than
halt price Address BROS ,rLS Herald Uptown hranch
office, tor three days.
BArHING COSTUMES
Rowing shirts,
Swimming Dresses
large variety at
4 M
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DOG sALE-rHREG BLACK AND WHITE ENGLISH
settlers. from the sir Clifford Constable
also one brace Of English GreyhOunds Inquire board
F W G BURKETr
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ID H. MACY co.'s
III. II. MACY & CO.'S
" FAN1Y GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
WHITE AND LINEN GOODS, LACEs, eMBKolDER
les. LADIES'. GENTiEMEN'S AND CHILD EMS
FURNISHING MOTIONS, SNAIL WAKES MILL
NrRY. RIBBONS, PARASoLs, UMBRELLAS, BOOKS
Stiuonery, Toilet Articles, Perfumes TOYS Dolls Trim
minvs WorSteds, Louise FURNISHING, Keeping and Orna
UR0CKEisY, GLASS AND WOODEN WARE
LA tORGn KID GLOVE, 2BU ION gsc warranted.
GLOVE-FltrlNG SEAM lESS HOE ~ 81 -
Catalogue ana simpes sent tree TO any address.
Orders BY mai attcu0ct 10 with SPECIAL care: -
FOURTEENTH sTkt II AM SIKH AVENUE,
NEW YORK.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CNRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH. MADI-
II son avenue and Forty evcnth street. Rev. William
e. SABINE. rector. Divine services 1919 A. NJ aud
7;i5 4. N The rector VIII preach.
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GRACE BAPTIST CHAPEL. Tw NTY- NINTH
VI street. west OF Ninth aVcnrc-ev. Eohert Cameron
pastor expects 20 preach every Suada, IN July, morn
ing and evening. All vii be made welcome.
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INVEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, Monday, JULY S. 3
w GEO p M-Purse OF 500 for horses that rever
beat three minutes; $50 to first $50 second, Is
third III. Gardner enters Little Darling. A. c wmtson
Ella, NJ Mcnamara enters b. &, jim, Charles
Davidson euter- b. m Success, H. Wa enters. b.
Macbeth VI. Meyers enters III. Carrie Meyers. Purse
STA horses that beat 2:45; S7L first 81
second $40 TO third; j. N. Decamp enters b. shoe
strings NJ Mcnamara enters < east side A. q. Whit
enters b. M Iopsey, George W. Holman enters b. &.
Emperor, H. Wnterson enters b. m. hz- beth. The
above will be mile heats three i'll har-
and viii be trotted according the rules the
National Association. Admission 81. MURPHY HEN
DERSON, proprietors.
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DOR sALF-gIRsT CLASS RACK TRUCK, WITH
Pearl street
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EoR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME PAIR or SOIL.
taire Diam0ul Earrings. az sacrifice Address
l WI. A., box l7j Herald uflce.
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EXCURSIONS.

FOURTH AND FIFTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS
20 Harlem and Astoria.
lanu ing at Broone street Eleventh street. Astoria
10Th stree; and iabens!ein's Park each way. Tue
steamers SYLVAN GROVE, SYLVAN STREAM SfL-
VAN GLEN ana SYLVAN DeLlA will leave Peck Slip
every halt hour during the day, from S:i5 A. NJ, until
: :5 p. NJ. Last Lo1t leaves Harlem at - I. NJ,
These boats connect with steamers fvr Hish Bridge
j. F. TALLNAN, superintendent.
DEGULAR SUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT FOR
III hlizaoethport leaves vesey street pier q orth
River at A. NJ, " NJ ~ Z. NJ leaves ElzabethpOr
Z 70, l0:jD 4. W, 2and Is p. NJ
CPLENDID EXCURSION AND PIcaIC JULY s. is7a
= lie hrst class steamer CITY OF Hartford. OF 0J ions
burden, will leave railroad dock opposite Harlem. Mon
July 1873. arrival Of train from
walk ami intermcdatc stations u, 9J5 O'clock stop
ond dock Harlem, 9:l5 fhirty-third street.
East River, g:5; PccS Slip 10 o'clock rhirw;lourh
street. North river l0:iD Manhattanvllc II O'CLOCK;
proceed Mp Hudson TO Iona Is remain q
half two hours 10 picnic and then return Fare TOR
entire excursion 81
For Other Advertisements Under This
Heading See Directory.
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ONG BsANUH RACES, MONMOUTH rARK, COM
10, IL. 10 ana H.
Boats leave pier North River at and 9i5 A. ~.
and the plymouth Rock leaves loot Murray
10 A. NJ. loot OF Tween third street. North River at
10 80 A. NJ. and pier North River al il A. NJ.
- THOMAS MURPHY. President
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LrOR SALE FOR WANT or USE-A GOOD SORREL
Horse Fix years old; Is hands nigh without anli
bemish trained 10 all harness and saddle raised by
the owner; price $20l JOSEPH KELLY. Grocer, Fort
Hamilton, L. /
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LOST AND FOUND.

EFT on THE WASHST MD IN LADIES' COTTAGE
IL by the Lake Central Park. on MONDAY. June 4.
class tnyst Ring, initials g. I. H.. 1871 Also
pear garnet and plain gold King liberal Will
be 10y returning them Dr. HALL II Last sixty
sixth street.
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THE TURF.

A AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS sOGD EVERY
"a. morning ana evening Al Thomas fxehanse l,2 3
Broadway, on The Long Branch Ful returns by
telegraph IN the room. OLIVER l.. MARSHALL, Auc-
tonecr French pool tickets IS each
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4 AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD. AT
"A. JoliNSnN'S FOOL Room. corner OF Broadway and
1wrnty-cignth street. this morning the Long Branch
races. French Pools open IRON A. NJ unti 80 4. ~
Par cullr attention paid 20 all orders by mail
senger Full returns received after each by telc
graph No connection with any otner pool room
W H. & r. h. JOHNSON
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MONDAY. july ). ls15-MATCH RACE 70 SNl
wi between X. Inl>c's ulae& geidnG NJ jor Pulse,
10 nerlv scarfacet Charley in harness, aud l.
mis- bay mare Belle Reay. 10 wagon. Good day and
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LNOR SALE-A BRIGHT BAY HORSE, Is HAM S
years oil stylish and strong; kind ana true in all
harness u fine coupe carriage horse Apply at No.
East thirty -unth street
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Cr IGNAfIUs' CIIrRCu FoRrIgTu $ Rect re-
- tween Fifth ana Sixth avenues ev Dr. Ever. rec.
tor Services tor July and August A. NJ. lO7a aud ~
T. NJ. Strangers welcomed
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TABERNAcLE BAP Isr chUFch SECOND AVE.
| nue. Between tenth AMI Eleventh streets Rev
James Boardmau Hawthorne, pastor. -Aorning. at
lG1l "sball We Preserve the saObathp Evenins AT
7;.5 THE New nirth" BapuLng AFTER eVenin. sermon
All cordially invited
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DIELANiy BILLl lRD TNnLEs FOR SALE ONLY
II By GEORGE u III fLAN. - East Fourteenth street.
New fSsG. g-J C1wsrHt street, Fhladelphia.
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DROSPECr PARK FAIR GROUND AssoCIA.
uon.-Mondav. July ), NJ O'clock good day AID
tracS; mS'eh si,toJi mile heats best IN oetwsen
tom. In harness, and ~ j. Aodiue's CoroneL under
the saddle. Admission ~.
GEO ". OAKLEY. superintendent
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DoOLs on LONG BRANCH RACES WILL BE SOLD
every night III las Broadway and on .he boats leav
ing pier No foot OF Rector street, 80 ii NJ
and toot OF twenty third street. North River AT u 80
A. NJ. JESSE SMITH.
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or AIMS CHURcR niGHrEESrH STREET NEAR
- Firth aveLuc.--servircs to-day az and 1889 A. w.
and r 81 and deai muies ~ Z:B 4 w. free SEATS
The Morning herald., 1875-10-11
Obstacles in the Path OF the Evan.
:gelists In New York.
" 1Ia.nIl

OOSt0c1e6 In the P0th OF the EY8Rs
:gelists In New York.
N Y. Herald.
Mr.. D. L. Moody, who was here in the
early part Of this week, and who arrived
in Brooklyn last night, had several confer
ences with the committee Of ministers and
laymen who are authorized, in behalf Of
the churches, to make preparations for his
coming to labor in New York It was
the general impression both Of the commit
tee and himself that tie metropolis is not
yet ready for the harvest. Mr.. Moody
will not begin evangelistic work in any
city or place where his services are not on
ly asked, but welcomed. He will not be
hampered or hindered by chickering's or
jealousies among the churches and the
ministry. His invitation to New York
has, it is said, been the least cordial of any
given to him by any city in the Union.
The Baptists are the only religious
or denominational representatives who
have manifested heartiness in their
invitation and readiness to take
all the preliminary steps toward revival.
At their annual meeting, in Trinity Bap-
tist church, on Wednesday morning, the
Southern New York Baptist Association,
comprising sixty-three or more churches
in this city and along the Hudson, unani-
mously invited Messrs Moody and Sankey
to visit this city at as early day as posi-
bic, and pledged to the Evangelists their
earnest sympathy and cooperation on the
grounds of the Christian and unsectarian
teachings of those men. The Association
also recommended the churches represent
ed to organize union weekly meeting for
such religious e.; ercises as may be thought
desirable in this direction, beginning on
Thursday afternoon, October IA. Then on
the first Sunday in Nov :mber the pastors
are requested to preach sermons upon the
general subject Of the Holy Spirits out
pouring, to be followed with special meet
ings in the several churches during the
week thereafter. A member of the Com
mittee of Arrangements for the evangelists
remarked to the writer yesterday that these
resolutions had the right ring to them, and
that if all the ministers in the city had
taken, or would take, similar action Mr..
Moody's programme could be made out
very soon.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-11
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 81, 1875.
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol-
lows, for
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
7.oe 8.lO $40, 9.47, 1890 a. M, Ais, 7.W, $3.50
Philadelphia and New York, 1.3l a. M,
1917, 1912, 5.42, p. m.
Baiti more and intermediate Stations,
1852, 1902, q. m. $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, 2.03,
1902, a. m, 1885, l.23, $50, 40 pm,
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle, SO, go, 9.25, O. m. l.25, $40,
plm
Harrington and Intermediate Stations,
500, 6.25a. M, $40, p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 5OO,
9.G, q. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadslp phia and intermediate Stations,
$40. q. m., AS, $50, p. m.
philadelphia and New York, l.3l q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, 2sS
q. m.
For further information pass engers are
referred to the time tables posted ut the
depot. ,.
aug e-tf IF. KENNEY, Supt.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-11

rHANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGTON
u & WESTERN RAILROAD.-C -Commenc-
ing Monday. September l4th, 1874, Trains
vii! -un as follows:
Leave Wilmington 1890 a. m. and 5.S5 pm.
Leave Landenberg GAS a.m., and l.3O pm.
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 a.m., and 3.l5 pm
Arrive Landenberg II. Is r. m: :,and $50 pm.
CONNECTIONS Wilmington, Wltn
P.W. 4 B. and Delaware K. r. trains. Al
Landenberg with Penna. Il Delaware r. h.
aug S-tf DAVID ~~ONNELL, Sup.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-11

San Francisco has a female criminal
only sixteen years old. She is awaiting
trial for stabbing man with big butch
er-knife, and then smashing his scull with
brick.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-11
HOSIERY.

NALL TRADE. ls75.
4 NOW OPEN,
Anew and full stock Of
HOSIERY, GLOVS.
NERiNO UNDERWEAR, ,,e
YAK, GUIPURE AND POINT LACEs,
FRINGES, CORSETS AND NOTIONS.
Also. Q fine assortment of
r,,,,hro,dare,I Siippers and Zephyr work,
Zephyr Worsted, Germantown Wool,
po,morsI and Plain WOolen Yarns, kc.
8, II. STATS,
aug23-ly NO. ~ AeAhA1S ot.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-11

TTAYE YOU HEARD THE NEWS!
That at ll0 Market street they are selling
new styles
PLAID, PLAIN AND REPP GOODS
from Is to IS cents
ArI, WOOL CASHMERES. .o
AA"0 From 70 cents to $l.50
BLACK ALAPACAS,
ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH
Ah" Best Qualities, 50cents:
R,ankets at oil prices. Largo ass0rtmenMt ~
Of % cloth for mon and boys wear: Fullline Of
NJ notions. lions Don't forget the place,
''o''0'' 2. FELLH1MER,
lls Market street, Wilmington, Dei: r
N.R-Fine aas,,rt,nent black SILKS Men
81. 90 10 se.0a HeZ.S.--
w. T ALIEN
PRACTICAL BARBER,
No. .sW. Sixth sRHsr'
Hair Outtans, shsmpedns, and Dyesne 10
| vvery 0yto "~'