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ETotre contingent senai-annueI an
Penitencier de Baton louge.

John TOussaint, couleuR, IN an.
Julien Daniel, ceuleur, deu ( ans.
Tom Daniel, couleur, deux ans.
j. P. Lawrence, blanc, IN an.
Cling voleurs de cochons etnn voleur
de co vii metal que les PHILOSOPHERS ap-
pellent nne cllimere, ct qui auionrd'hui
corrompt ii facilement les ilommes.
Ces six condamn6s ont ete exp6dies
a leur destination, dimanche dernier,
sous bonne escorte, d bord du Ruth. Z
En- sus de ces six camarades, cinq au-
tres ont et9 condanlnes j aauelques mois
de r6clusion dams Ia prison de Paroisse,
ct nm douzieme (condanlne b trois ans
de P6nitencier) b fait appel a Ia CouF
Supreme.
Ark coNTRIBIA EsL % DELINoU UENTs .
Le juge Hawkins, 40 Conr de- District
Superieure de Ia Nouvelle- 0rl6ans, ay-
ant decide que la section s de l'acte a.
dopte par II dernisre legislature, pour
venir al seconrs des eontribuables, etait
sans efet. etque Ia provision qui iremet-
TAFT les penalties aux eontribuables, ne
s'appliquait qu'aux terres snbmergees,
mons cOnseillerons de nonVean u nos leo
tours de cette cat6gorie. de ne pas ns-
gliger de yenir sans d5Iai payer Ieurs
taxes, avant que PAuditenr ne change
ses instructions aux collecteurs de ta-
xes, b Get egard; car il pourrait bien Sc
faire que i'Auditeur fasse bient6t eolIec-
ter Ia penalite de 25 pour cent. Ia sec
ton quiest declar6e sans effet, est celIe
qui fait grace des penalties j tous lei
d6linquents de \ Etat. Mais 1 lsAuditeul
ayans. preaIablement 1 cette decision,
autoris6 fes eollecteurs j faire remise
sle COS penalties B tons Ies delinquente
qni paieront imm6a 6aiafement, il devienl
naturellsment de leur Dteret dc Sc pre-.
valOir dc cette Interpretation do Pan.
diteur ct evenir payer lenrs taxes.
inoins les peaalit6s. avant an,il ns soft
contraint par vote indiciaire, d'cxigel
ces p6naIit6n
II Deppis que nous ayons 6cfil
cs qui pE6cede. nous yoyons que Au
ditenr Clinton, par une circuIaire er
date du 5 Juin, q donn6 ordre aux col
Iectenrs al taxes de recevoir les taxes
des delinquents sans peaalites, pourvu
qu'eIlcs sQient pa yees avant e Ter Juil'
let proclaim eette date les col
lecteurs ieyrontexiger les p6nslites.
Les d6linqaents mont done pas d.
teanns y perdre 1t pa I'll alils Hsalenl
6paFgner es S5 ponF cent.
Nous ayons eu ls plaisiI dc Fen,
conbrers jeildi, NJ Robt g Bryan, jeunt
avocat ds' IL Pasoisse Yernillon. Pln
sieurs altaiFes inpor antss recla1neni
ses aOins deyant u Cour Supreme
lardi dsrnfeF veFs 2a heures al
matin, Ia cuisine de M iona. Il Morris
en nOire FilIs, et6 eon mea hill III
fcu, La residence de Il, orris 6tanl
dans nn fauloasg pen de essonnes y
ont St6 attiEses. et les posnIIiers si 81
sons rendns On seul s. pu etre Is.
molna de Ii destruction Els Ia cuisine
atss v,assvf,; : 3 - - q y s., y
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Nj a G o N

II Z soussign6 maitre MACON. ayant en- main
IL les materiaux necessaires, entreprendra
Ia construction de tombes, cheminees. ct en-
so mne tout onvrage de naeonnerie, soft dams
la vile, soft dams Ia campagne. II prendra
EN- Placement une infinite de chooses ct de pro-
duits. Ses prix seront moderes.
EDGAR VANHILLE.
0nalnrlsas IL Mai 1879 2it
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IN jeune garcon de is IL ans, rObusts
ct en- bonne sante. desire Sc placer en- ap-
prentissaga chez m parfaiE maftre charr0n de
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LIE GRAND DEPOT
D'EUFS ET DE VOLAILLES.

II ES marchands de ealnpagne feront bien
IL d'envoyer leurs Volailles ct leurs oeufs au
GRAND DEPOT DE a. A. CARMAN.
No. 7s Rue des Magasins, pres de Ia Rue
Poydras, Nonyelle-0 Orleans.
Une attention toute speciae sera donnee
aux consignations de Peanx, Mousse, Laine.
Cornes, Os, Patates, Oignons. &c
On ne charge ni nlagasnage nj assurances.
UN FORT STOCK DE GROCERIES
tonjours en- main. A. a.. CARMAN,
No rs Rue des Magasins.
2Slnaif Pres de la Rue PoydTas.
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I'M ARTEL & HUDsPETH- Attorper. =
1aa Coanselors at Law. Office near s0,ss. a,s
OF Court and Landry streets. s's4si
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EWfs& BR0.-Attorneys and CounseIo,,
- aG Law; Office on Landry ST., .sly.s betsses
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A VENDRE A BON MARCHE.
U A moitie indivise de la moitie Est du quart
IL SO. de la Section 81, Township s. de
la Rangee 5 Est, stuee pres de Big Cane, ct
contenant 80 acres ct un tiers. S'adresser
j. I'll. HOUSTON. Opelonsas.
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WNHOMPsON, VIM. M.-Physieian aud -
geon. Office at his fai..ers residsnS.S S sns Sat "
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M 00RE, JOSEPH M.-Attorney and e,.r-
1vA selor at Law. Office on BELLEVUE sfpsst s.s,
opposite the Market House. + ''l's,
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.AGDEN, JOHN NJ Attorney and com
~ seller at Law. Office with fhS PaFish III
corder, Court House Square.
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A T,OTER A RAFT

T T. MAGASIN au-dessous du bureau du
IL Courier des Opelousas, rue Main;--une
des meilleures positions pour tout genre dat
faires. Possession donnee lie Ter Janvier.
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.TOeupE NJ MOORE.

JOSEPH NJ. MOORE.
AY0CAT JURISC0NSuL uLasl ~ 4
TISXERCERA sa profession dafs .osi.ss ..s.sI,s~
"a Conrs din Huitieme District 4 uae,s',s \. s,f
Son bureau est 10 meme occupe el-aessl1 ~
Swayze IE Moore, ct plus recenLnslEs sls,,as "
Moore s. Morgan, rue Bellevue,
Lne. Opelousas 22 ayTiII II- 10
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KDERRODIN, r. F.--Attoruey and Counses
at Law. Office in brick building al eus
ner of Market and Landry streets q
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A torn ey. at Law.

tS.sIiiLEITE, E, D. = Attorney and Gam
- - seior at Law. Office in the OH so,s Pa"s
House, on Landry street. Nv DalS
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MUNzESHEIMER, F.-Grocer;o. -
AA ions, Crockeryware, GiasSaearaaee GiSgeraes; ,Psove
&c. Main ST., bet. Landry and sddIBsfe, Ba,1,oI1n TnVar
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Adam aka Fandre, n1e
juaie yashefi6 qal a Is 500 4 500
Yeaisx aYee d b bean pk de cleyaslx fle
vaelleria oila nne bsals atipn.
NoiF son aB uonee
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GLARK, S. P.-garriage Shop. BugEa
~ and Hacks made to order and repaIPea
Main street, opposite the Courier ofiss.
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oPELoUsAs D1REcropv
Groceries.

A NDRUs, c. B.-Family and p1one,..>.
IN Groceries, Corn, Oats, Tinwar,es r,esntssa,tiea ts,e
ware, &c. Corner Main and Landrr e. Siass.
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Physicians.

MADDEN, LOUIS : Physician s,,H'.c,'. ana -
- geon. Office at residence, soutbs,, InS Saf y
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nESMARAIS, LOUIS Grooor;o- -.------a
MsrEgss gs and adaBBsHsFs Bae7ss s9Ps4 &C. ca Corner
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NNfsceEIaaaeeau

G0URIER JOB OFFICE. .-Egery sS,e,iis.
" tion Of dob Printing from a snaall Card 4
the largest Poster, at N. @. prices. Maiars
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-. :, :.
RODEMULLER, RUD wv atehmaker 81
AD Barber. Watches, Clocks, JeweIry M
Musical instruments repaired. Belleyues
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Dry Goods and e,,.ooea=s.-

ISAAC, sSoILoMoN-DI,lr;yy Goods .7isz.,;,.
BOOTS, Shoes, Hats, Hardware Sagahliins SSlgSsahins
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Lameilleure leson dc sagesse est de
pratiquer Ia Vertu.
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T5SALER, G. E.-Established 1875. Eatell.
H Clocks, Jewelry and Sewing Maeaines n
paired. Corner Main and Landry streets
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G0SSELIN, PIERRE -WheeEwrieAt lul
~ work IN his line done promptly. sA5pFI
Northern extremity Of Main street.
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~ ORNHINVEG, REMI-Watcbss clS,F,
1N.A and Jewelry repaired Main street, III
joining G. Mornlinyeg's tailor shop
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M ERR, WM Barber Shop. ShaYiss.
Hair-cutting, Shampooing, Hairdyeiag,
a-.iln street, opposite JohnstOns Stahla,
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0HNST0N, VI M-Horses, Bugeies III
~ Hacks to hire. Hauling done. Hofsesisd
and cared for. Main ST., opp. Munzeshem eit
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RES, Boota DAsHbdD-psy sboas Goods, Clothing, H..
Corner Main snSfi and Bellevue Gsess'ss
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T IGHTLEY, WM.--Tin Shop Tinvafs d
~ all kinds, and Bucks Brilliant SiOYa
Landry street. near the Posfnfica.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

THAnB LnAVE WILMINGTON.
For Ne,u York.-1.a9 A. NJ. 1872, 1919, $40. P.
NJ, SUNDAYS. 1,8q, A. N.
Sundays. 81 $40. A. NJ. 4 45. $50, 8 81, 7. NJ.
For Baltinors, ,-12.52, 263, O. 80, A NJ; 1885, .23
90, 40, p. NJ. SUNDAYS, 12 81, 2e8, A. NJ.
For HGshfngton.-12 50, 03, 93a, A. NJ. 1885,
1.2s, 7.1o, P. NJ. Sundays. 12.n2, 8.03 A. N.
For Asio Castle $40, $50, A. M 1.25, e.4', p Nj
For Deidioare R. R.-s 30, A. NJ, to Crisned; 9 40
P. NJ. to Harrington. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington Il Western r. RIO 80, a. M.
5.35, P. Nj. No sunday Trains
For Wilmington d. Reading r. R.-6.45, A. Nj.
3.45, 5.l5, p. NJ No Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From New York.-1.53, A. NJ. 1884, 1.1s, 100 p
M. SUNDAYS, 1.b8, A. M.
From Philadelphia. !. SO. 9 %. ea4, A. M.
7. NJ sundays, l2.42, 5s, loo5, A. NJ. 1so, IL 0t
From Baltimore. s47, A. M l2l2 - 40
5.36, 92l, T. NJ. Sundays, i.22. A. NJ 92i, p NJ
From Washington i 22 A. NJ. 1912, II 40, o96
92l, p. M. sundays, 122, A. Nj. 92l, 7. M.
Trains.
From Deiaippre r. Rs 50, A. M, from Harring
ton 4f5 T.. N from Cri Held.
From Mem Clstle.-s52. A. M. 1900, M 4.0o
G..5. 7. NJ. No Sunday Trains.
From Witmippto1l d. Western r. = 81, a. M.
3.l5. Z. NJ No sunday Trans.
FROM Wi niingion 6 Reading R.-s20 A. M
1900, NJ; s5, z. NJ. No sunday Trains
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From, Broad a. Prime Streets 90, $50, 1920, A
NJ, 1915, AGO. 400 5l5, 90. 45, 30 II 80, r. NJ
Sundays, 8 80, A Nj. 8 90, $50, ii 80, p. NJ.
From 32d and Market Strsets-12 40 A. Nj; l2lo
1915. GO, T. M. sundays, i2.4O, A. M.
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Local RrevItfes.

Sunset at 4.44.
Sunrise, tomorrow, at GsI.
Noon rises this evening at 6.sL
Court at New Castle begins today
Wheeler Il Wilson at 10l1 Market ST. Best.
Cottage furniture cheaper than ever, at Adair's-
Go to Fullmer for good dinner at any hour OF he
day.
About this time every business man should adv, IT.
tiae.
ofee.
The best cigar In town ia Gaagher's Peri fol, n
quarter. Seventh and Walnut.
Great bargains In ladies' shoes for winter wear at
Fennesseys, 22i Market street,
The place to get cheap and elegant overcoats IL
Buxbaums Sd and Market streets.
For genteel hats, and in the style, at moderate
prices, at Webb's, 30i Market street.
Wait for the COMMERCIAL ALMANAC with Its TO
original and tried household recipes.
We claim that the Elmwood collar win at heit, ,r,
look more like linen, AM keep clean longer tn an
any other.
The reason the people go to Dubell for hats Is he
cause his prices very low and bis stock large at
E. Sd street.
Really elegant goods at the old stand OF the pip
ular and reliable tailor at 10 L. 4th street. + ar
prices for good work.
Those buying Ainscow's most excellent and fr ish
oysters at 9TH and Shipley Streets can obtain crack
| ers al only . cents per pound.
Just received, two more lrs nice large potatoes.
which selling fast from cars cheap, at foot of
West street. Lay 10 your winter supply before they
are all sold.
Rumfor Bros, 4G4 Market street. alter silk hat 10
the fashionable shape, no matter how bad and m Ike
them look equal TO new. All new trimming. Price
g. All silk hats bought at this establishment iruiied
/ free of charge.
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Il. +. KunkcI,s BITTER wIne orIro

A~s Nihc Oh hTOhs
1t has never been known 10 fail In the cure OF
weakness attended with symptoms, indisposition
TO eXertion, loss OF memory, difficulty of breathing.
weakness, horror of sease, night Bweas, cold
feet, WEAKNESS, dimness of vision, languor, uni
versal lasstutle of the muscular system, enormous
appetite with dyspeptlc symptoms, hot hands.
fiushlng OF the body, dryness OF the skin pallitl
couDtenance and eruptiOns on the face, purifying
the blood pain In the back, heapiness OF the eyeds
frequent black spots lying before the eyes. with
sufuslon and loss of sight want of attention etc.
Sold only In 81 bottles. Get the genuine Depot
and ofilce, 259 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia Ad-
vice free. Ask for K. F. Kunkel's Bij ter 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
sequences OF eXcesses, mental oyerwork. The ner-
vous DEBILITY nnds q sovereign cure In K. f. Kun
kes Bitter Wine OF Iron. IL tones the SYSTEM dis
juvenates the entire system, Sold only in 81 bot
ties. Get the genuine. ofilce 259 North Ninth ST.
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists ASK for r.
+. kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take nu other
Genuine sod only in 81 bottles.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete IN from .wt
to three hours. No fee u removed, by DR.. Kunke
259 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Seat, l In ant
stomach Worms also removed. Call and see. Ad
vice free. Send for circular, ask Jour druggist
for Kurkels Worm Syrup. Price 81. 1t nevel
fails.
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sFOr the Blood is the Iire,,,

See Deuteronomy, xii 20. The blood being The
source from which the System Is built up, and h1n
which we derive our Il entail well physical
capabilities, how important that it should be KEPT
pure! II 1t contain vile, fostering poisons all
organic functions become enfeebled Settling upon
important organs, as the lungs liver and kidneSs.
the effect ia most disastrous Hence 1t behooves all
to keep their blood In perfectly healthy condition,
and more especially does this apply at this particular
season OF the year than at any other. No mat er
what the exciting cause may lie, the real cause OF
large proportion OF all diseases IL bad blood Now.
Dr. Pierce does not wish to place his Golden Medical
Discovery In the catalogue Of quack patent ncs-
trums by recommending 1t to cure every disease,
nor does ne so recommend u on the contrary there
are hundreds Of diseases that he acknowledges 1t
VIII not cure but what he does claim is this, that
there is but one form OF blood disease that ii viii not
cure, and that disease is cancer He does not re-
commend his Discovery for that disease, yet he
KNOWS 1t to be the most searching blood cleanser
yet discovered and that 1t will free the blood and
system OF all other biood-poisons. be they animal,
vegetable, or mineral. Ihe III lden Medical Dis
covery is warranted by him cure the worst forms
OF SKIN Disc ases, as all forms OF Blotches, Pmpes
and Eruptions; also all Glandnar SweliiI rs, and
the worst form OF Scrofulous and liberated Sores
OF the Neck Legs or other parts and al scroiuous
Sores Hip-jolnt and Spinal Diseases,-all Of which
belong to Scrofulous Diseases
CONFIRMED. --HIP-JoINT DISEASE CURED.
WEST GROVE sTATIoN, Iowa.
DR.. P1EGCE, Buffalo, NY.
Dear sn-Ny wife frst became lame nine wears
ago. Swellings would appear and disappear on her
hip, and she was gradually becoming reduced, and
htI Whoie system fOtteu WI IL ulbehse. III 1851, u
swelling broke on her hip dscharging large quant-
ties, and since that time there several openings
Have had five doctors, at an expense Of SIPS. VINO
lay nothing v III do any good but surgical opera
tion,
July 10, 1873 he writes thus: Ny wife has certain
ly received a great benefit from the of your
Discovery, for she was not able to get OF the bed
and was not expected to live q week when she COM
inenced using 1t, year ago. She has been dcing
most OF her work for over six months. Has used
twenty bottles and still using 1t. Her recovery is
considered as almost miracle, and we attribute 1t
a to the use of your valuable medicine. can
cheerfuny Recommend 1t as q bloo1-puriier and
strength restorer j. M. ROBINSON.
Golden Medical Discovery is sold by Druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

EI-Sano Corpore-The influence of the stomach
on the braio should be carefully needed Let the
stomach be in slight degree disturbed, and the en-
tire nervous system bee mes sufferer. Bring the
stomach TO healthy tone, and the nervous machin-
cry promptly resumes its perfect running order.
Happily, there Is no necessity for any long dsar-
rangement Of the functions Of the stomach since IN
AYERS PILLS we have 80 perfect combination, ad.
mirahy adapted for relief The have stood the tesl
most wonderful. Their wise use, BY keeping tne
system in perfect order, promotes longevity, and
time spent here. We use them and know theiI
e.-Florence [Rans3 Pioneer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

~Ncvvo.s DebilAy.-A depressed, irritable state
Of mind; q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
WORK. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
in Huniphreys' Homeopathic Specific. No. Is. 1t
tones up the system, dlHpels the mental gloom and
despondency, and re1uvenates the entire SYSTEM 1t
is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
Vs. for package Of five boxes and large 81 Vial OF
powder, which is important in old, serieus cases
Or Il per single box Sold by all druggists or sent
By mail on receipt of price Address Humphreys
SPECIFIC Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. o62 Broad
Hay. NY. feb2o,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

tB-The Human Mdchinerg unlike inanimate me-
chanicism, possesses a selfrepairng and self-re,
newing power. Health may be surely preserved
in constont activity and full vigor. Many prepara-
tions have been recommended for this purpose but
none have received such emphatic professional
sanction or are comparable In point Of efficacy, to
uDoI.PHo WoLFEs sCHIEDAM AROMATIC SeHNAPs.
aanQn dttLw
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CONfIhMh MhD.-Hlf-JOlNT DlSEASh CURED.
WRsT GROVE IT ,TIoN Iowa
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Good FOR Day or Night.

The "Diamord Spectacles," being entirely fre,
from any Injurious substances, can be used eQ 1all,
by daylight. gas-light or lamp light without trim
or injuring the eyes. Each genuine pair bears tn
trade mark, small diamond.
For Hale In Wilmington by B. s. CLARK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

~ "Tired Natures Siceet Resorer, Balay Sleep
But there are times when this " Remover of
strength Ia denied US, times when our minds and
bodies have been 30 overwoIked and are so worn
out that we "woo the dowsy god In vain" The
Peruvian Syrup (and Iron To icy renews our
strength, and makes rest sweet and refreshing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

GB-Thos z, de Nornandie has withdrawn from
everything outside of his china and glass business,
at sOa Market street. He will, in the future, give
his personal attention to that alone, and hopes, by
prompt attention to business, carefully selected
stock and reasonable prices, to merit and receive
the patronage Of his friends and his old customers.
noVl1toj8nl7 70
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

PRorRAcrEp MEETING CLosED.-The protract-
ed meeting, which has been progressing at AS.
bury M. Il. Church, ended last evening. 1l5
persons professed conversion, OF whom about
30 have Joined the church on probation, the re-
mainder having joined other churches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

"SUNsHINE AND SHADOWS = LECTURE BY
Rev. E. STuBBs.-Rev. Enoch Stubbs has been
engaged to lecture at Asbury M. E. Church, on
Wednesday evening of next week, the 18th
inst. His subject will be "sunshine and
Shaln1u -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

meeting of the Executive Committee Of the
Delaware Institute of Mechanic Arts will be
held. this (Monday) evening at ~ o'clock.
Business Of Importance demands the presence OF
every member.
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AND BOND hARkN-CORRKCTit
X. ROBINSON d co.
CITY ITEM g.

~ A 10 Cent Seoar for 8 Cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar, Concha size, cts., large Ones for quar-
ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and Musselmans l'ght and
1Rrk navy. Bowman Cd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

No EXTRA TRAINS TO NEW CAsTLE.-The Com
MERcIAL's announcement on Saturday that nc
snecial trains will be run to New Castle, during
Court, should be remembered Several persons
missed the train, this morning. About four car
loads of other people who had read the announc-
ment and remembered it we're at the depot on
trne
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

PERsoNAL.--Mr. Geo. Morgan does not intend
to leave journalism, ,as paragraph in Saturday g
COMMERCIAL indicated. He will connect himself
with Philadelphia paper
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
I'AX PAY FiKS TAKE NOTICE !

TNAX PAY Fiii5 TAKE NOTICE!
The undersigned, Receivers OF City and School
Taxes for the city OF Wilmington, for 1875. give
notice to persons who have not paid their City and
School Tax for 1s75 and have had their bills pre-
ssnted required, by law, TO call and settle the
game In days from the delivery OF the bill. The
receivers request all such persons to call at their
office, No. 10 East Sixth street, and settle without
delay, they having given bonds 10 the city the
money is due them and they are responsible for IT,
and we hope those that can pay will be prompt
while, perhaps, some that cannot pay at once, will
call and make some arrangements when they can,
and we most respectfully ask you to give this your
attention SO as to avoid trouble, costs or unpleasant
ness. The city needs money and requires us to col
lect 1t or pay IT, and that IS what We propose to do
collect it.
The Receivers also gives notice of a number of
lots in I'd, 3d. 5th, Tth, sth, 9Th and 10th wards that
they cannot ind the owners Of. All such persons
owning said lots Will please call and settle or We
will sell them for taxes and costs.
Offlce No TO- Bast sixth street, between Market
and King. Hours from to O'Clock every evening
and on market mornings epNrNn pRovosr
Receiver Northern District dncluding oil North Of
eth street.)
Receiver sout ern District Qncluding all south OF
9Th street) octll-u
NOTICE AT TIE LAST STATED
IN meeting of the managers OF The Wilmington
1t was ON motion, Resolved, to pay to Depositors
Fipe and halt per cent per annum Calculated month";
ly,no interest being allowed on fractions of month,
to commence ut the beginning of next fiscal year,
and that the treasurer give notice OF the increase
OF the rate of interest, at least three months before
ALBEIT W. SMITH, Treasurer,
sep20, ,eodto,jan1 W. 5. 4. Society.
Wilmington. sept 2Oth 1875
y EGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE.
All property holders within the city who have not
had their property registered are respectfully
quested to present to this office correct descrip
tion OF their property.
A copy OF the Registry Law ahd blank forms for
the description OF proDerty will be furnished on ap-
plication at this office.
tate made after July 11tl 1874 must be entered in
this ONCE before they are sent to New Castle to be
M. G. CoNwELL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
1an2O-tf Tenth and King Streets.
TIME COMMERCIAL PRESS,
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING RyECuTED
We are printers OF the City Directory, "The Way
side" Opera House " Programme" au
many other Publications..
Books and Pamphlets,
School Circulars and Catalogues,
Weekly or Monthly Publications.
.-..-- Amateur Jonrhalr
COMM EhCiAL PRINTING COMPANY,
sonth-west Corner Fifth md Market Streets
fT,AGS FOR HARDWARE DEALERS
i manufacturers, and others, printed at astonish
inRlow prices, At the COMMERCIAL once.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15

"THE NINETY AND NINE."-Prof. Rhoads hant
at Grace Church, last evening, with priilano ..
feet Mr. SANKEY'S famous hymn, "The Ninet.
and Nlne," the choir (Which The is reorganizing
Joining in the chorus. The great beauty which
the hymn possesses was fully brought out ant
highly appreciated by the entire congregation
which filed the church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
The Temperature, To-day.
JnbIIee at West Church.

As REGISTERED At THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
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