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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22

= COTTON was steady IN New York
yesterday at 14S@142c for middling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22

MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN is said 10 be
speedily recovering, and hopes are enter
taiBed Of her speedy ard complete restOTa-
tiOn to sanity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Mills Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. 2l.-The
Albion Mills at COnshohOken were totally
burned this morning. Loss s25O,OOO. The
insurance is included in the Ben Frank
lin, Of Pittsburg; Fraklin, of Wheeling;
Germania, Of st. Joseph, Missouri, $500
each; Northwestern. CT Milwaukee, Con-
mercial and Union Globe, Of Chicago,
s, 900 each.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
The Union and American job
Rooms

A RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
% styles OF type necessary to do all kinds oY
Book Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper. or
otner heavy work In a superior manner AZ
prices below that OF Northern and Fas+eT,
cities; and in airy and everything we pr0Dosefo
do We ehalleng competition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
NJ 1900 Robbers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The examina-
tion of Theodore W. Brown, arrested on
the charge OF being concerned in the lar
ceny from the treasury Of 81, 900, has been
postponed until Monday week, when the
government promises to show ample cause
FOR the accusation not only against Brown
but against other parties under arrest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22

NIAGARIA FALLS, Aug. 21.-Cuttle &
BOndley, tea merchants, who absconded
from Baltimore in July last, alter swind-
ling, as alleged, their creditors of one hun
dred thousand dollars, were arrested
in Causda YesterdaY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
WASHINGTON.
The Senatorial Race in Kentucky
The Treasury Robbers.
The Mexican Claims Commission
Reduction of the French Army
to a Peace Footing.
,ha senatorial Race in Kentucky
The Treasury Robbers.
The Mexican Claims Commission
Got His Vessel AaOat

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2L.-Lieut. Com
mander Kells, Of the steamer Rio Bravo,
has got his vessel adoat, and carried her
into Sabine Pass, Texas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
FOREIGN.

The European Grain Market.
The HerzegOvinian InsurrectiOn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22

THEY tell a pretty story of Chicago
girl at Watch Hill, B. l. She is said to be
about is years Of age, and the prettiest
girl at the place. For long time young
doctor followed her about, though keeping
8 respect ful distance. he had never been
introduced. But one morning the sly miss
went bathing when the young doctor wss
within easy hailing distance. Young miss
waded into deep water, lost her footing,
turned her pretty toes up to the sun, and
dug gravel with her tsser fingers. HorIi-
ble! The young doctor yushed to the res
cue, pulled the girl ashore, revived her,
and is going TO marry her. Was il maiden
fOrethOught, or innOcence2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
NEW YORK.
CoPPer-PoIsOning.

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-The entire fam
lily of TEurlow Weed have been prostrated
by the use Of a copper tea kettle, which had
been cleaned with Oxaic acid. They met.
with narrow escape from death, partie-
ularly Weed himself, but are now reeov-
a-irnr-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22

In Scott county, Illinois, they say they
will raise 100000 bushels Of onions this
year, and expect to make 500, 900 on them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
small FaiIure.

George Reeves, an extensive coal dealer
of Newark, has failed. Liabilities $4,000.
Emigration CornunInaInnl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
Mexican Claims.
speclal = the Clneinnati Com

The American and Mexican Claims
Commission have but twelve cases left to
dispose OF. Over two hundred are, how
ever, still in the hands of Sir Edward
Thornton, the umpire. It will require
some time to complete their examination,
as Sir Edward is very thorough. His de-
cisions are respected on all hands as the
result Of impartial and conscientious labor.
He has utterly refused to accept any COM
peusation for his services, although the
Congresses Of the two countries have made
provision for his remuneration.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
nIarInc Rottenness.

Special % the Louisville Courier y ouTnal.
Evidences Of fraud are continually dis
covered in the management CT the marine
CORPS. The latest j: in divertiny regular
appropriations into improper channels. The
law especially fOrOids any money spprO-
pTiated for special purposes being used for
any other. An unexpected balance, under
the law, shall be covered back INTO the
Treasury at the end Of the fiscal year for
which the appropriation was made. In the
accounts for 1873 it appears chat the ap-
prOpriation for the marine corps
amounted to Sl39, $50. The expenses
that year amounted 20 SI55, ,772.69, leaving
8 deficit Of SIG, ,12269. The unpopularity
Of the corps rendered it dangerous to
90 before Congress with a deficit, conse-
duently the deficit was made up as follows:
Amount on hand June 80, 1872. s., It's IS
Proceeds of sales for The year end
ing June 80, 1SI2............. 4,l4l T6
Prepay ment, t,...,.... .......'.. I5,0OS 70
Thus the books Of the marine corps were
made to balance. Il is believed that q
proper iuvest stigation Of the management Of
the corps will result in its abOlishment, or
il mastering il in as an additional regiment
Of the army, with q consequent reduction
OF its officers TO the number required by
law
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

What Is the cure for gossip2 Simply,
culture. There Ia u great deal Of gossip
that has no malignity in 1t. Good.na-
tatcd people talk about their neigh bors
because, and only because, they have
nothing else to talk about. As we write,
there comes to us the picture Of n family
otyOung ladies. We have seen them Mt
home, We have met them In galleries Of
ait, We have caught glimpscs OF them 90.
log from a bookstore, or 4 library, with a
fresh volume in their hands. When We
meet them, they nre full Of what they have
cen aud read. They arc trimming with
questions. One topic Of conversation is
d'oppel only to give place to another,
10 which they are interested. We have
LEFT them after delightful hour, stimu-
lated and refreshed; and during the whole
hour not neighbours garment was sOiled
By 80 much as a touch. They had some
thing to talk about. They knew some.
thing, and wanted to know more. They
could listen as we'll "a they could talk.
10 speak freely Of neighbor's doings
and belongings would have seemed an
nPettinence to them, and, Of course, an
nPropriety. They had no temptation to
gossip, because the toings OF their neigh
loS formed a subject very much less In.
e'e'ting than those which grew out Of
heir knowledge anil their culture.
And this tells the whole story. The
conIitmed gossip isnlways either malici-
ol,or ignorant. The one variety needs
ichange Of heart and the other a change
dPa'ure Gossip il always n personal
Confession either Of malice or imbecility,
and the young should not only Shun It,
Sal by the most thorough culture relieve
themselves from all temptation to indulge
,alt, lisa low, frivolous, and too Of.
R9a dirty business. There are country
oelghborhoods in which IL tagcS like a
EN Churches are split in pieces by II,
;SashborS are made enemiesby 1t for life,
% many persons ii legcnerales into
@io1lc disease, which IL practically in
WW'abIc let the Young cure II while
'SSey may.-Dr.L d. Holland; Scribner fO'
JialarV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

Is, rs might have been expected, an CXCep.
tionally beautiful issue Of this invariably
beautiful magazine.
For single number Of childrCn's peri.
odical, itS list Of contributors is an lineIam.
Piled, an astonishing, an eXLraVagant one,
Tor among It's stories are: Bayard TaylOfs
vivid and charming narrative Of zion Of
Iceland" Edward EggleSton's character.
istic ''lIOOSier Fairy Story" Louisa NJ. Al.
colts Jolly account Of "MafjOrie's Birthday
Gifts,h j. 7. TFOwbridge's capital "lihSs
Cove Sketch" lone Of the very best sketches
that this noted author has ever wfitten),
Susan Coolidge'S "Toinette and the Elves"
and Abby Morton DiaL's little story Of
"Getting Up in the World" while It's list
Of poems contains H. HIS "St Christie.
pher,n Celia Thaxter's "Piccola, and G. r.
Cranch's "Ilow Willie CoaSted by Moon.
light" All these articles, moreover, are
thoroughly representative Of the individual
and widely recognized ability Of their au.
thOrs, and all but two are beautifully Illus
trated the gorgeous picture Of "St Christie
pher," reproduction Of Tintoretto'S cele.
brated painting, forming a worthy frontiS.
piece for such brilliant number.
Anu us LOT OnrlstInh-Wclli uBWrhtlVelI
speaking, the good saint gives us a. seat In
his Feindeer.hNrnesscd, overloaded sleigh,
and takes us with him on his annual Jour.
ney. We have "ChriStmas in the Arctic
Regions celebrating II In the cabin Of a
vessel that lies, iCebound, under perpetual
moonlight; "ChrisLmas in tho Far East" In
the august presence Of jeweled Siamese
prince; "a Southern Christmas Eve, 7 with
flowers instead Of snow; In short. Christ
mas everywhere until this one holiday with
~, Nicholas has somehow heightened out
into a merry voyage round the world, The
good saint seems, verify, 10 have. outdone
himself, II that were possible. and has.cer-
tainly given 10 the children Of the country,
in the holiday number Of his nemeSakei the
finest Christmas gift Young America has
yet received,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

hyAoEs OF DlPnrHERtA.-The Hart
'''d Tine Of Friday evening has this sad
'a'emcnt; A large number Of gentle
@ q. assembled at the residence Of Mr..
Nm' Mcggat in Wethcrsfcld, yesterday
N'etnoon, to attend the funeral services
" bis three children, who we're all taken
way within twcnty.iour hours. II was
~ impressive scene, The services were
ABDUCTED by Rev. Howard Clnpp. The
,a'ee little ones lay side by side, In rose.
'o0d ,ca'kets, covered with flowers. They
VIZ, we borne from the house in one heafsc
Ial hken to Cedar Hill cemetery, where
S S.I were all deposited in the receiving
%lo' Neither The father nor mother
y, w able to attend the service. They,
i, Ia Three children and a nephew-six IN
% "-aFe confined TO their beds by the
NE qe terrible disease--diphthefia =
'''ch robbed them Of their children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

The figures which We are to illustrate
i,e "boxed, " as the printers call It, by the
ruling machine. Our Public Printer
claims that by the law he IL entitled to
MEASURE this whole blank once for every
i've notifications, and that each number
enclosed within the lines Is justification.
Accordingly he measures this one blank
birty.eight times rs solid Nonpareil and
presents bill for this one job Of nearly
Ten thousand dollars How is this for a
bubble back-action, side movement null
Iiplication. MEMO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

Editors Of the IntellIsencOr:
Inmy note Yesterday on Normal schools
the sentence In the first paragraph ending
June 18th 1874, should read June 18th
1875. Respectfully yours,
December 10 1876. 4. j. BLAIR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

PAPER BOXES.
manufacture al sorts Of BoIe. tueh = Shoe
tsfS, HardWAft ConleetlonerIes, and iot other de-
usii a ny isiGsy, No. Il Fourteenth thesl, up
ssAirs intSlliseneef building. . ,.,.,,,,,,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18
LITTLE 4 CAY, Boston.


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Address A. AhIvC. details
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

On motion of Mr.. Rowland the bill to prevent
distractions in the Delaware river was read the
third time and passed.
On his further motion the bill pro7diug for the
removal of the coal wharf of the New Castle and
Frenchtown Railroad and Turnpike Co in the
Delaware, at New Castle, was read the third time
and passed.
The Senate bill allowing DR.. VIM. Marshall to
erect gate across certain public road in Cedar
Creek hundred was taken up for consideration,
when it was lost.
The bill prohibiting live stock from running
at large in district ll6 Sussex county, was read
the third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Pyle the bill amending
chapter 10 of the revised code was read the third
time and passed.
On motion of Mr., Phillips tho Senate Stock
bill for district n : SutseX county was read the
| third time and passed.
| On motion of Mr. Conwell, the bill dNofcinp
| Elizabeth and Ferdinand Rudolph was read the
| third time and passed.
Mr. Houston reported the bill Incorporating
the Aid Savings Bank, and moved its indetuiie
postponement oil the ground that the corpora
tors named in the bill are colored men Agreed
| to by yeas -. nays 6.
At 5l2. the House adjourned until TO morrow
| morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

ris truly valuable tonic has IA sen So thpruiig' Is
t"-t- by Ill classes uf tie e immunity that II
q eiucd indispruaaluru Is l'ouir medicine. II costs
blt 'tle, purit : the 1ioIl aud gives tone to tie
stomach. renoTatt- lhr system iai prplrngs life
Every Aiy shpl i have II.
I the cure ~ Weak -tNma NJ, General Debility,
jniig 'stinn. Diseases 1f the StpmNil ant tur al
ttse7 requiring a to-ir.
This wine includes ihe most uyrena lie AMI ciirt.
eat salt OF Iron We possess - Citrate at Magn Tie
NXi e. coinbme with fli' most cuer ne Of '. g'ta-
; tuulc-l elloy Peruvian Bark
40 YOU wan, sO.ucthing u strengthen 500:
do you want good appttit'
DO y want . get iii Of htr'Qu-n"s-.
ID you want energy?
Do you want To sleep wei
Dp YOU want to hul up YOUR constitution.
DO you want to feed Will!
ID you wuai a brisk ami - ou' feel l!g
" Nul 10 try ku'kcl's Bitter Ni"e Of Iron
only ask trlu of TINS valuable tonic
Beware OF unterirlts, aS kuukcI'S u ter Inc
oi Iron is the OIL, AMI etiectut remedy III The
klowa word for the perm iuen cure, OF uysp ps a,
Eni pehliltY, a1d there re nlnlter al 'Inita-
ICONS offered "a AZ pubic Tuull riu'iOu the COM
iuuult7 To purt ha.t n1,a hit the genuine article,
Ilnnutactured Ivy y. +. knukt having his
lamp nn lhr cork Of every hOtt e. 1 lie very fact
tiHt o, hers are attempt w to initiate ms valuable
N ,., proves is wuflh and edks sol am IA ~
favor. Gee the e hume. sod ui!it IN ~ 10 tics.
ouil By a, Dr!ggis AMI dealers ev ryShrre
~ TAPE WORM r. MOVED ALIVE 259
Head aud ali romp'te IN two hours No fee TIL
'4i passes seat rin. amt stomach o'ins re-
l.uVti ny Dr kUukel, 2ay Ner.h <iuth S.. Phi ada
lend ipt circular ur ash yulr druggist Tor hottie
% kunkeis We IN syrup Il never fas.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

Opposed To BivisiOn-'Ghc t.eyy COM
and County In pcnses.

To he ditor cfthe Commercial:
ask a small space in your paper TO cXfrcr :
my views in regard to the division Ct New Cas-
tie county. Ii there are any good reasons WHY
it should be divided, the friends OF that propos.
ton have failod to show them. II it is repre-
sentation according to population they want,
20 as far AZ the best of them Tor that, but want
them to stick to that, and not mix 1t UP with the
division of the county. l feel proud of New
Castle comfy | was born in il. The people of
New Castle have conferred honors On ne.
think | WIS faithful to the trli t,
The complaint i- that Wilmington pays moro
than her share of her taxes. Well the rich AL
ways lay more than the poor, and Wilmington
being the richer portion of the county, lays
more tax than other portions Of the c0ut-
~. Ihe next complaint Is that some OF
the hundreds get more out of the County than
they paw into it. That may be so at timef; the
law directs how the money shal be spent Tie
Levy Court keeps up all the bridges and cro--
ways in the county. We have six bridges acrn-s
the Brandywine two across the Clristiana. We
have three cross ways. ard two bridges on one
of them III the City of Wilmington. While
had the honor to be in the Levy Court, never
asked for dollar OF appropriation but got 1t.
built n splendid wall built a very pretty
house for tue keeper. and none
OF tile Levy Court complained Some
of nv immediate constituents did complain ui
eNtrhVhbhnCe. some OF our SltiLenS NALl co
bridges across Braudywine at llth street and
one across Chiistiana at 3rd street They being
nayiSible streams. the Levy Court could not
build them without an act from the Legislature
There gentlemen got the act ls-sedly agree
ing to pay the entire cost Of the bridges. ri d af
ter they we're built they were to be kept M by
tic county. The Levy Court wished to luilc
better bridges than they thought the gentlemei
ought to be required to build ct their own y
pense and appropriated sl5, 600 towards build
ing eaid bridges. So don't think you will ray
the Levy Court acted nigsardly towards vii
mington. ] am opposed to the dNiron Of tbs
county in any shape or manner. or under any
pretense. Ny OPINION is IT would cost five hun
dred thousand dollars TO start the now county
besides you would have two sets of officers in
stead of one, aud it would more than double on
taxes in Wilmington county and would d0ubl,
them in New Castle county. SO both rde'
would be the losers by the change. Besides
these extra taxes all comes OF of the real e.
tate there are three to four millions of bond
III the city of Wilmington, q think this II d low
estima'e) which Will lie exempt from tax.
JONI W HAwKISa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18
CITY Business Dt-:etr-s

AUUTIONEEHs.
/. W stldham Son, III ~. ith street
BANKERS & BROHEi,s,
r. x. hobinsou A Go, tW Market street
BARRIERS 81 HAIR DHESshn
A. Ashsnbscb. 10 Market street
BEII. RINGERS & BILL. PDsfha~
Geo. W. jackson. 8 W. 9Th street
Howard o. Moore No. s. &C. Third street
BOOTH SHOE MAKERS. and DSa.
I, 2. All Ai.tsspser, !, z as5ss.stE
l ;sae MSrTas ia " ~ Il Street, sS''' SIRENS
w A. Turner Go. slA Markets treet
CARPENTERS AND BUII.DkR-.
J @. IIeddoek, shop Thorne Dol Front Ros tn. &.
j. r. ID. Seeds, shop W Fourth near ives,
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO.
Rrisbsne DsMaipyilie, ~ Market sues,
Wu. II Kobinson, iista H. 4tS street
CLOCKS. wATUiiks', ~ Jgwi.i-u.
9 /. iiush. esrne. Seventh and Market stre-'s
i'i1'S aas sSs.' h an a. zoo. s,ie'
CUAtn : c4HHi.tY n,T"aitI
wnl Gre-n a 90. y ~ srd Shieiey -t.--,.
DRUGt;i-Iss.
" X briaghursi 81 darts' r.~n
FI.URiSTs.
Tataall Co. Delaware Asuuas and ,i.li-t~4, ~.
GENERAL. INsiHATCk A.F ..
lnunas y. fiutnnsr, ri Market itr,--i
"olliey Wan iruaIp, 5id Mark stF.-s
CENTS FUR Si-ufNG tsptsu-
Jauos - Watson s Son - &A1Gst ..,..
uhss. mofssn. Oh MEik i si'ssi
john 7. Dousiii-'a llp Aiai.e ,f'-s-
HATs.. cars. s,r.
hutll A wairavsn, ~ MtrAsi -tse.
Uhsa- &c, Dabsli, . 4. q stresL
HARDWARE.
James ! Bro IA N rk-, s,=sr,
ikOS - ~Ttl D..
wm Green TO-, 8 y. eat 81 .o- rii.i-, 80
LIVERY STABLE.
Patrick Holland 6 VI cor Ftani and Orsns.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

re- Nerroi,s Debii'y.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind: weak, nervous, eShausten feeling no
Ii rgy or animation; e0ufustd head, Neak mem
orr. The consequence Of excuses, or meutal over
work. This Nervous Debiiity iinds sovereign cure
IN HUaphreys HOHRpathGc SPeciR'. NJ IS. 1t
tones up the system, dlspels the mental q ON anu
-pon1eucy, and rejuv ma es the entire system II
= perfectly harmless and ava efficient. Price
s. for package OF hvo boxes ard large AZ VIA Ot
po yer, which is impOr ant i'll ol serious cases
or ~ per single box. Sold 10y III druggists or sent
by IN Ill on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
sl-cdc Homeopathic Melc IL! Co, No. 'i2 road
way n, Y. icb!3,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

GK- i'm ricdns are Nation Of Dyspep'ics.We live
ftsr, dlsslpate and HI eaIy graves We drink all
Kinds of alcoholic spirits, and swallow, without
cation, pork grea c, and every KIND ffe-des-
trayng. ystem-clogging, indigestlhle food. Dr.
Mat.rs Vegetable Vinegar Bliters Will re nov the
ey Effects and the recovered patient, with pure,
Vi III zrd electrical hood flowing through hi, lbs,
" II have a clearer head snl a cooler judgment,
Il IN. future 4H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

.s-A Distressing Cough causes The friends Of tn
sufferer almost as much pain rs the sufferer himself
DR.. Wistu's Bcisom Of HiM Cherry speedy cnrei
avs relieve Consumption, and in many well-at
les' ed cases 1t has ected perfect cure. 81 cts
antS1 d bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

,r-IGORi LOOKi LOOR!
< -LLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OK ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
IL wi cnre Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
turn.
Il " make you strong and gtve you new hfe
II wii act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
:nA.
II Is peasant 10 take AMI perfectly harmless.
~ Hlil fo all that y 'nuic Will Ito without liquor to
= mu!ate. 1t is Dnt Vine Of IRON. Try It, p'cturs
pr".Crbe II. ,-gy recommend II, Tlousnnis
b been cured with 1t. suffer 10 longer. sena
- 90 d circular. See what II has ,iqiie.
81. .Ale 10y smith i Painter E. Bringhutst &C.,
: MoIiall IL. and Dtuggl=.s genera!4J. 4pr2. u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

tF-DIAHOND JERELRy a Specially. AInert
cat and imported watches is Karat, solid gold rings
pi and gents solid gold chains. Jewelry in ever,
variety also clocks at prices TO suit the times al I
Rally's old established stand, No. 81. Market /.
tn,..delphla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

SEFDS Just kEt ElVED A FRESH
- supply Of Field and iar ZEN seeds Also In, .,
and Itnuth' seed II sold at Made Pines -
the Wilmington Wire and sect ulusc No III
shipluy Street. w. III
mars-iy A, r. AILDERBICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

81 Wcntgn's Lace Shoes from 81 SO up and wo
meas button shoes from s2.T5, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18
Proposals.
stoves, aleaifrs, Ranafs. &t.

~ EW S10TE AND HEAr'HR STORE
y Ah1
ENSfAL kULsE-FURNiSriN3 tNiURlUn
VIiIiAM =. ROBINSON
HIS OPENED 4 NEW
NIuNE AMI HEAI.sR sYUttR
II tle y. CT VI Second ami King St. if0nt!ny
IN Second ST. CONSTANTLY on maui all the latest I'M,
irOfed STOVES, HEATERS, AND RAEGgS Pm
irons arrrl'ni At the shortest nn'ire' fncti4-'f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

NEEDS. hkcI 5
Fresh, genuine, md reliable Galden. vegetable.
ana tiuwtr SEEDS - New Cop Of Is1i IGnatn'
PEAS, Deans rablmgf, raiish, egg plant, asparagus
pepper pare Y. IN. squash, pulnl Kin lriIu~s
ukr4, carrot, tndiic kUnl koh, fnlsiiy on on ms
turi n. wacr melon, beet heck, riuha.b b. 9.-ess
'auliilnwtr. AMI a Thousand aud one tber df.reut
Etilet Is, mt IN. ard regdy Toy sale crown hy IL
Bn1it, a.. saId 10 be the hrsi In he Urtsd STATES
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spr''-'N 81 Market Strept
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18
CITY TIE M s.

~ Boots ana Shoes al prices to suit the times, at
Pr ttymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-18

re- Mems Winter Boots from $2.I5 up, and Mems
al: BooIs from $3.50 up, at Prettyman's.