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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

IS WHAFrs sAIDoF Es- Thefollow wing let
ter is written by gentleman of distin-
guished intelligence, and therefore we pub
fish it,
CoRsIcASA, March 30, 1875.
Editors Democratic Stdtesnad,a-I have this
day sent to your address a postofice order
for So. l have received no STATESMAN
since Monday. and supposing that delin-
quency was the cause, thought best to
forward the cash. The STATESMAN l can
not do without. I am taking four other
papers published in the State, yet for gen
sral State and local news the STATESMAN
is my choice. Whatever may be due ME
out of the 50, after squaring the books,
please place It TO my credit andafarward
the paper, and when you want subscription
money, just give me hint by marking
my paper, and will respond promptly. I
expect to become a citizen of Southwest
Texas some time during The season, there
fore I wish to keep posted in local matters,
and the 81 ATEssIAS is the best medium.
Respectfully, r. +. w.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

LANDS N CULTTvKTI0K. = Gentlemen
who frequently ride shout the country esti-
mate that there is this year at least one
third more land in cultivation in the vicin-
ity Of Austin than there was last year; and
even miles away the same is reported 70 be
the case. And what is still more encOurag-
ing, the farmers seem to be working with
more energy and system, and to be applying
improved agricultural implements more
generally than ever before Really, q
bright future is dawning upon Western
Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15
ConsIcANA. March I'd. 1s75.

iTHE krERNAr1oSAL.A Rockdale dis
patch of the fifth, to the Galveston Nes0s,
says that the engineers and contractors for
the extension of the international to Austin
sasea6OKed for3hefs soon, and that in con-
sequence merchants wear brighter faces, In
the circular Issued some days ago, in New
York, BY the international idikectors, the
importance of the early completion of the
road TO this city wAs7 spoken Of, so with
these indications we may expect work soon
to commence. At the meeting of the COM
pany in Houston, last Monday, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected directors; Sam
Sloan, Moses Taylor John S, Barnes, 2. w.
PearsalI, w. ]. Hutcbins r. s. Hayes, h.
NJ. Hoxie, d. IN. smith and Ira H. Evans.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

STRAwBERRIEs.-A few strawberries have
made their appearance in this market, but
not in quantities sufficient to give one in a
thousand a taste. Why is it, when straw
berries command from twenty-five to fifty
cents quart in Austin, that some one don't
devote themselves to the raising Of this de-
licious fruitG "a fF
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

We have been repeatedly called upon to
know what financial talent was called into
consultation with Mayor Wheeler upon the
late bond outrage maneuver. Three re-
sponsible fathers -hsxe stated that the
Mayor knew nothing about the transaction.
The anomaly exists, then, as doctors viii
note, of this misconceptiOn being another
less one.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

MCCARTNEY, the notorious counterfeitef,
now in the Waco jail, is said to have Sc
cured his escape from the st. Louis jail last
February by bribing the guard. He is also
SAID to have been themeans Of sending two
hundred men to the penitenti6Ey IN differ
eut States. w0aSa4r
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

On. W. A. EAST, of this city, has been re-
elected secretary of the Texas Medical As
ISOLATION. His term of Office Is extended
to five years. and has a salary attached to
it. The reelection of DR.. East to this Of
fee is a substantial recognition of his past
able services in this capacity he has filled
the position with credit to the association,
and 1t gives us pleasure to announce his
present hearty endorsement.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

TnE CnEAPEsr.- Reliable articles Ike DR..
Frees Cream Baking Powder and Trus
Flayoring Extracts, vanilla, lemon, orange,
ginger, etc, -that have stood che test Of
the best judges in the country, at fair
price, are the cheapest in the long run II
health is to be considered. Pure goods
mnst hare fair valuation. Adulte-ated
articles are the only kinds that can be sold
cheap, and many dealers sell such mixtures
in preference to strictly pure articles, as
they. afford better profit.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

THE new board of trustees for the Blind
Asylum, appointed by Governor Coke, is
composed of the following gentlemen: 3.
w. Stands, Dr. ]. J. Tobin, Dr. Grant, R.
Randolph and Richard Cook. The board
met aud organized last Monday, electing
E. W. Stands president and R. Cook secre-
tafy. l1elA
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

Fam GRoUSDs.-We hear a report that
there Is soms dag in the negotiation fof a
proper site Tor the fair grounds. The tract
known as the Lee tract, just west Of the
Luuatic Asylum, has been spoken OF IN this
connection, and 50 has another large tract
on the plateau east Of the Blind Asylum.
The preference seems 70 be in the way Of
purchasing the first named tract, but the
association may be forced, in consequence
Of the reasons stated, to negotiate for ether
lands.
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15

$1,000 added; second horse 5000. third
horse 500. Two mile heats; B0haFenthre.
/, /; Stampede, 2, 2, Col. Nelligan dis
tanced. Time, $40. 3:461-z. In each
heat Bouaventure took the lead, keeping It
throughout winning easily In the pools
last night Bonayenture sold at $3.50, SIAM
pede $05, Col Nelliehn Sc. 0nthe track
today Bonaventure sold three to one
against the other two. For this stake there
were twenty one nomiuations but only
three slafted45f 5E1IF I'D
Third race One mile, for an ages, with
100 pounds on Cd three-yer olds TO car
y their proper weight; club purse 500;
frst horse 500 second hose SIS, third
horse So5 won bg Granger, Survivor see
0nd, Sweet Bo1 third, beafinE 1Iary l.,
Bob Britton 1Iild6f7 and Tom Ieafhers.
Time. 40 ~ Tie tI started in q
bunch, with Sweet BY and NiIdew in
from Sweet Boy leadine length at the
Ia p0le and two lengths at the 10 pole.
but one cntfy, nt the home stretch Gr1nger
and Survivor went 10 the 'front.' Granger
leading 3 length at the finish. On the track
today Survivor sold two 70 one rgainst all
others.
Weather clear and cool; good track and
fair attend rnce
NEE onLnaEs.n April 1e.-Indications
are that the compromise o. adjustmeni
ulil Be successful tomorrow. but nothing
at present ndicafes Just how The thing win
ne done. The members 81 che fE0 parties
were % executive session to-day, and i e.
stated l1U III. WhEellf. uho arrived last
li1bt vrs r7ih each body Tor tine, but
their pr0cccdings have not ben m1do pub
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RAILROAD Hours.
raArNs LaAYE WILMINGTON.


For se.s Yors1.s1, A. NJ, l217, 1912, o.4a, +. NJ
For PliiGdeipiia.~l. eto. slo, 800. 1889, n
NJ; 1211, 1919, b:42, 7;2o, $50 p. NJ. Sundays
1.si, A NJ. 400, $50, $50, P. NJ.
P6t Baltinors.-1q.52, 2.0s, 1902, A. NJ; l.Rs
$50, 10, PA sundays, l2,t2, 2.cs, A. N: -,
$50, III, 4. III. sundays, 1882, 209, A III.
For Cel1lcdre r. R.-3.O0, 1910, \. NJ. $40 T
NJ. No Sunday trains.
For Neac Casle.-bOo 1910, A. N. 1875 $50, r. NJ
No Sunday trains.
Ftr Witnington end Reddiny 4. R.--e.SU, $50 A
NJ ,s5.i5 p. NJ. No Sunday train.
Fts' Wilmington q West,g1 r. k-i0.SJ A. NJ; c.05
P. n. No Sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE At w1iAndToR.
Frona Se,O York.-1.es, a. Nj; 1874, lis, 7pe, L
NJ. sundays 1.55, A. N.
Fron Philadelphia lbs, s5s, A. NJ; 1900
II. 1854, LIS, 4ob 5l5, 6G5, 100, s.15 1i.go N
sundays, IL ~, 1853, 10.0H. A. NJ. ll.Oc, +. NJ.
Py67n FJsr. Delost,.- sUd, A. VI. No sunday tfain
From rGi;irlors. - 1.2l, 1925, a. M; 120I, l24
5.32, s.2 Z. VI. sundays. i.2l, A. NJ. $50 /. "
FfoPa Fsshi,ltoi. - LA, A. NJ; 120l, 1e.4O, a.S2
e2n, r. NJ. Sunday ,i.2i, a. NJ, e2o, 7. NJ.
EsNips Dssairdrs Il. R.--10.l5, 3. H.; 3to, GO, z
81. No sunday trains.
Itg,a !seio 6este.--s.O0, lo.i6, 4. NJ; $50, CO
r. NJ. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington q Reading K, R.-S.54. \. N.
30, p. n No sunday trains.
Ft9a Wilmington d Western L. RI.a5, 4. Il.
5.i5 T. y. No Sunday trains,
LFAY9 PHILADELPHIA FOR wiLnrEGTos.
la4c, ssO 1885, A. NJ. 1q15, 2.so. 400, 6.1t, 900
s45 gs, ll.oO. 2. d. sundays 1910, $50 4. Nj; 9si
11.9O z. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
YrnaI alutifes.

asa $1,000, thence from said beginning STAKE houlh
dfty minutes east four hundred feet TO hthe ~ ,c
field, thence north cghty-hve degrees fnu MY
minutes west, two hundred and eighteen rect anu
egiit-tenths OF foot to another stake III ic neil "
polnt from which the said southeast corner 0f Tue
aforesaid brick house, bears north tWeh'y.s4 ue.
grees and six minutes wes', thence rom the last
mentioned stake north ffty minutes west, four
hundred feet stake by tile post anu ran renee on
the southerly side OF the aforesaid lane or iaIm
road from which stake the south ust corner OF the
aforesaid brick building. bears north siXy.tnrce
degree and nfty-eight minutes west Rhu IL olstshl
two hundred and eeyenty-twO feet AMI one-tenln OF
foot thence from the last mentlofe ell stake by Tue
southerly side Of said lane or farm road SCUM
eghty-lire degrees ana lfiy minutes cast, Two Nun.
dred and eighteen feet and elght-tent,s OF iO0t
to the place OF beginning. Containing Two acres OF
land and also the right OF way 10 the same over
the above mentioned lane or fafin l0ad, Nsl the
property OF the said Anthony keyboid, and within
the limits OF the said state, situated ia the above
mentioned County and Hundred SAID lane or larn
TO I'd leading from the nbnve described lot ol landt
through the property said Anthony Rcyho.d TO lhe
public road which leads from New castle : saint
Georges.
And that the said nhony Reyhuld, owner, and
all other pcrs MS Interested In the said utoNo de-
scrihcd lands and right OF way ho ami appear Al lhe
May 4. rin next of the fud superior Court IN a u
for New Castle County, at New Castle, on Mun.ay,
the seventeenth day Of May. y eighteen hl,ndred
and sevcnty-live and ulc their objections, II any
they have, TO the proposed purchase.
and allxed the seal OF tie said Supcrlor
H. 81 Court, at New aste, tue eleventh Jay oi
January, ~ ID. eighteen hundred and sev-
!lCHARD q. G, oPRR,
jan2i4mw frulhoIotary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
"TnE STORY OF sEvENoAKs.o

~ the January Issue, Is written BY Dn IIoII ,,
conductor Of The Monthly. For twenty wears liz ill.,
american public have been appreclativeH familiar
with his WORK, and the ,CtS readers Il necrssar,
any word OF carlmendatlun from the publishers
They may say, however, that the new story viii he
quite uh que among Ills productions In its materia
and handling ''''''
In the extensive list OF illustrated material now
In course of preparation, which 1t is expected viii
pc published dh'lng ,he toining year, occasional
ture by ALBERT RHODES; articles OF travel in En
rope, Asia and America, by competent hands: des
san Francisco, a other cities Sketches of gurioi
phases OF vegetation etc, etc.
10 Poetry, Short stories and Sketches Bography
Rominiscerce and ESSAYS the publishers exnnrt Ia
preserve their former high standard Every cior,
VIII be made to keep the magazine fresh bfiyhl
hlgh-toned and coinpanionable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
Jan2i,4nw
cAattsor Salcs.
+ .AlsGE SALE
STOCK AND FARMING INrLENENTs.

hlttE GAlih
STOCK AND FARMING lMrLENENrS.
The subscriber about to change HIS Inode oi farm
ing will sell at Public Sale, on his farm, al testers
Corner one mile from kirkwool statiln New taA-
tie County, Delaware, on the
15Tn DAY OF FEBRUARY, at il O'Clock, sharJ.
Five head OF good work horses. Two OF them splen-
did brood mares and heavy with 1 al one OF them
Cathcart's Black Hawk, ine other by Barney Key
bods, (2l two colts coming one year ola, and ~ Two
mules, one coming three years uld this spring, very
large,l the her coming one year o Il thls spring.
Ob) Fifteen head of MlLCH COWS, az nne as there
is In the state for butter most of them with calves
by their side, and the others coming into profit In
March, () one full tired Alderney cow with calf by
her side on day of sale; ) three two year old Bulls
of good stock (5) i've yoke of nice oxen young and
good workers, pigs, Chester hltes, 10 tons II
good bright clover hay one market dearborn, and
one peach wagon, one hay cart, steel tooth rake,
one corn shelter, one Boyer giist MILL most excel
lent mill for grinding feed, one Burdck hay cutter
only used ole season. one corn stock cutter, lalr
OF gate posts, all ready hcwcd,
1000 SPLENDID FENCE POSTS,
some OF them hewcd, and the others IN the rough,
all OF old timber, white oak AMI chestnut, one cider
press. one aud two horse plows, culvators. wagon
gears, OK yokcs. Ne.
TEl,MS.-All II sums OF $50 and less. cash. all over
that amount credit OF months VIII be given by
the purchaser. giving bankahle note with approved
endorser, with interest from date, No goods re-
moved until the above conditions comp led with.
THOMAS BRADLEY.
WM. j. IASK, Auctloneer.
jan2 2tdItaw-jan2s-3tW- -IehS Gtd'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05

EOR SALE OR RENT. A FINE
Il resitlen G, suitable for ichool or boarding.
house, on Philadelphia lkr, outside city limi's win
IL acres OF lard. GoJd staD.ing house Ia irst-rate
order; plenty of shade. Also housts for rent in
Wv ''' y '''' or oiIAs. ". fTlAiiLiILihY,
Ih2-lIn turner's coal ollcc OH Water street.
EUk SALE-llOuSE NO. 4O} WEST
II slh street, POS sslun March 2lth, 1875. Terms
accommodating. NJ. NJ. CHILD & CO,
Jan29-l2t No. I west itlI street
LOh SALE-IWO NEW AND FINE
IL ly finished ihrce-story Brick Houses ono l0go
Iatnall street lilo " est l2Lh street. They nle
both substantially built and furnished wtn oil the
conyenlenees with water inside and out. No. ITO
west 12th street, contains rooms No 1920 Tanall
street, contains 10 rOons They viii he sold yery
low for cash. or on very reasonable terms, on part
payment. DANIEL H. KENT,
- Nos 200 TO 2l3 supley street,
lalf5.t b2n Jefferson Street.
EOR SALE "A SMALL LOT or GOOD
\ o,oe Scho' Furniture Apply % iNlloR,
lah20-u 1T Masonic Temple.
EoR SALE
100 Rns. tine cd Kye Tld.key
30 3" % Bourbon
10 " New Eng and Inn.
10 " Apple Brandy
u.,..,h q o.d lIsh and seo;ch 5,hlsAey.
F;tANCIs KgLfE5,
hoVl9-ly lG3 Msrket street.
EOR SALE-AT THE NLN AMEi{i-
\ can Sewing Machine Nice, Ii5 Mark Street,
OF different styles and mekes, in good Order some
as good as new, Will bs sod at bargain.
=--- jau9u
Hy0R sALG OR RENT = HOUSE NO.
800 Delaware Ayrnuc, with all the modern In.
proVcments, with u splendid stable On rear of lot
Ierb!s OF saie easy. For ent FROM one to three
years. Apply 70
NJ. ii. CHILD II co,
No. 81. 18th Street,
Jal4-2tawu Wilmington, Del.
ENOk SALE : ONE DUMP WAGON
n and two carts all In good condition. Address
1900 GEORGE D. KELLEY,
Hug9lt u Wilmington, Del.
EfUk SALE. "a TlIKEl3-S1 DRY BRICK
4 house, No. 40S West sth 81. Apply to
octl2-tf " II. GltEGG, on The preInlses.
ESOR SALE FILE & MURPHY
a have some OF The best coal ia The clty VIC
keep nothing but ilgst-c!aas uTticla. Try II and
ooG, TWENTIETH and MAhKEr srErErs,
NOR SALE OR llENT.-A THREE
= story brick house, rooms, in good Order rent
low, situated on 18Th street. For sale at cost two
desirable 2-story brick houses, basement hack well
y21-eodtf Jos. TATNALI..
s4'OR SALE-A t'AhN OF ABOUT 81
a acres, near Miiningt0n,on thc Lancaster Pike:
lalT improvements; large quantity uf applc, uenr
anu cherfy trees. About 40 acres of ga Roud truck
lhu as can be found near good market; asunrarls
anu rhuharb beds in use. some 20 acres of cny Ili.
i9r Drlck Possession given on the gath day Of
4h"rcil' 100 Icrms accommodating, apply to
,,,,o,,,.,, JAMES WEBB,
J""'@-'H'H'H"" l2ll Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05

kB-L0ORi LOOK! LoOK!
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE or ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach snl Heart-
uurn.
1t will make you strong and give you new NE,
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your dEes-
ton.
1t is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t will do all that tonic will do without hauOr To
stimulate. 1t is not Wine of Iron. Try IT, Doctor.
prescribe 1t. Cit-gy recommend it. Thousands
nav. been cured with It, Suffer no longer send
and get circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by Smith & Painter, e. Brnghurst Il ta.,
K. McInall, Jr.. and Druggists generally apr4-liG
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
w III. KENNARD s. 90

Black Silks from Si.l5 TO S;.5G.
Fancy silks in Dark Cloth Shades from $50 TO
s2.25.
Fine and Fashionable Dress GoOds.
Good, Durable Dress Goods
Paisley Shawls with Red Centre.
Paisley Shawls with Black Cenile.
Trefousse u Co.'S Kid Gloves.
Dog Skin Gauntlet Gloves.
Doe Gloves, (two butto
Uoe Gloves, Zone button.l
Initial Handkerchefs.
Lace HandkeTchiefs,
Ladies' Collars AMI tulis.
l4ce Barbes.
Ftpcy SIX uandkerciicts.
Plain White SIX HandherChlrIs
Ladies' SILK fringed SashcA.
Immense Assortment of LADIES 1rs
Embroidered Collars and Cuns.
Fine Toilet Soaps.
Brushes and Combs
SIX Umbrellas of the Finest Quality.
Alpaca Umbrellas.
Chintz Umbrellas
LADIES' BalbIiggan Hos.
Chlldren's Fancy Striped Hose
GonteInen's Linen lianukerchieis.
Embroidered Piano Covers.
Embroidered Table Covers
FINE Linen abe Covers
Bun, Pink and Blue Table Covers.
Bun, Pink and Blue Napkins
Fine White Napkins,
Fine White Towels, tlOO 20 and 5a
Ladies' MerlnO Underwear.
5entlemen's MerIuO Underwear
t'hiluren's Merno ndtrwear
Ladies' BaliuUra Skirts.
Childrens BalmOrHl skirts
Nhite Blankets from $500 TO $500.
White Marseles Spreads,
Tapestry BRUSSELS Ca pets.
flue Ingram Carpets.
Milton hugs ami Mats.
sS-We nave also Large Stock oi Calicoes, Gan
ION anu Wool tllnnes, Cgssimeres, &c, &c., and
Tor These lines to macy persons, M more a Ipgu-
pristc Present cGn he made
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
JANUARY NUMBER.
TABLE or coETEhIs.

Tn, Philosophy of Furniture, by Kdgar A; Poe zoe.
on Framing Pictures, by Frank huntington New @
Method OF Making Bread, by Jnstus v ldeDlg hhe hhe
deduction IN the Cost of living Gas Flues iho ,o
Rear Yalds Of Houses; Patents Relatins ~ a., .lle
Householl-fHE KITCHEN Tue Philosophy OF fi!
ing, by Jas. u. Hodgskin How to COOK Snop
Engaging Cook Preparing Poultry lor MaIhcI NJ ~,
France; Kitchen Ranges Useful Recipes 1e ~
SITTING ROOM what the Chimney SAD, ny Ti Divi
Ilarte indGw Curtains Wall Papers; Bouseho,u s,a
Pets; stoves; Economy of Fuel; Songs ior t.e
Household stoves and Mantels-THR NuksEha :
Little Whimpy Interesting Paragraphs-EpiIohi.
AIS domestic Economy, &c.-THE DINIhG hoVM
How to Arrange a Dining Table: How 10 Iahe Saio ti
of China and Gassware-THE WINE CELLAR al al
iiciat 0Tt Wine /; Wermouth-FHE BED CnAMBEEKa Ei,o
The Sin of Lying Abed Faucet and Basins IVY, LMu
English Bed Robins; A Poets Room BreatnlnE
Through the Houth--J lie TOILET SOAP SnaWis' Sn.nn
India, Cashmere, Hlmalaya; Unique EXnipis,uii Emil ,a
IN Paris OlOrs Affected by Lccality-iHB i,i rAn
LORI: Medisn DTawit Room People VINO nn,i MAJ
SOci, ty DIsagrcelbe Anniversary wedding INV
tntons How TO Sing u Ballad +; Good Mimhois
How Party Failed to Come on Ill llmsi li
IBE MEDICINE CHysr. Arsenlcal Poison sSan, s,
tary Suggestions How to avoid Colds-THE M WIS
DOW GARDEN Bulbs In the House; Tempera.ui
OF Plants; Rustic Furnlture-TnE Library lBRAh.a,. :.
Cheap I.ib:ary-1HE Laundry Fre-prooI SlaT ~.
How 10 Eesign a uouse; An Electric Servant do1 he
rublisher's Notes; Practical Information.
Communications Solicited. AGENTS Wanted I" he's
County. address
HOWARD LOCKWOOD,
Publisher and Proprietor
.unt6-tf No. 2s BREKMAE ST., NEW YORK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
w Nj. kENNARD Il co.

Black silks from sl.o5 10 1850.
Fancy Silks in DARK Cloth Shades from 81 80 TO
1925.
Fine and Fashionable Dress Goods
Good Durable Dress Goods
Paisley Shaws With ked Centre.
Paisley ShawlS wilh Black Centre
Trefonsse d Co. 8 Ell Gloves.
Dog Skin Gauntlet Gloves.
Doe Gloves, two buttons)
Doe Gloves, zone button)
Intial Handkerchiefs
Lace Handkerchefs.
Ladies' Wars and Cuffs,
Lace Barbes
Fancy SIX Haudkerchiefs.
Plain White rilk Ilandkerchicfs.
Ladies' silk Fringed Sashes.
Immense Assortment of Ladies' Tiles.
hnoroidered Collars and Cuns.
Fine Toilet soaps
Hair Brushes ana Combs.
Six Umbrellas of the Finest Quality.
Alpaca Umbrellas
ChlIltZ Umbrellas,
Ladies' Babriggan Hose.
Chlldren's Fancy Striped Hose.
Gentemens Linen Handkerclefs.
Embroidered Table Covers
Fine Linen Jable Covers,
Buff, Pink and Blue Table Covers
Butl, PINK and Blue Napkins
Fine White NapkiAs.
Fine White Towels, si.OO, sl.25 AMI $3.50.
Ladies' Merino Underwear.
GentemenS Merino Underwear,
Children's Merlno Underwear.
Ladies' Bamoral Skirts.
Children's BalmOral Skirts.
Whte Blankets from $500 TO $1,000.
White Marseilles Spreads.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets.
Fine Ingram Carpets.
Milton Rugs and Mats.
gS-We have also Large Stock of Calicoes, Can
ton and Wool Flannels, CassIneres, &C., &c, and
for these times TO many persons, no more appropri-
ate presents can be made.
w. M. KRNNARD co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05

rs-it is useless to attempt TO cleanse stream
while the fountain Is impure. Dyspepsia, COM
Icrnfna aansa sea VI ri, srt
impure bioJd, are at once removed by DR.. Makers
California pineJar Filters, purine OF the bio and
renovator OF he system 1t ha' never been hnown
TO fail. ami ,4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
REV. G. 8. ROBINSON, ID. d., in the Sunday-Schoo
Times, gives clergymans view;

- am ready TO say that a cleaner, purer, more
trustworthy periodical for children cannot be named
The best writers are engaged upon II. 1t is printed
beautifully, and illustrated IN the highest style O
art. l know the pr pTietors and II ever high,
noble purpose was cherished by any public people,
u Is found here. The magazine does moi claim Ia
be religious, but Ii is the side OF a that ls true
aud good. from beginnlt to end