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lssss W are led 10 shis essclss,ss ftes u
sssbss and ,srssilisy efsslsss q IN ~
rsse Who have 10 sssks ssch ssssiasss ,
srss shs dear psopss. We sSopsskia
visA sksn, end ~iuA shsy sssh pssdss
esiiy esosps such isaicsicss, b~s they 10
ssAsrs Il ssr The Dear psoPlss' ssts" .
fest Va have good eflcer~. ekkcisnt, worth,
ssd dispossd to b right % fss ss the
ksov.
THs W. Y. Telegraph Co. 10 at worI
FROM Dsnville via Shelby City and Mich
mond Junction, to bring Richmsnd, Ky. u
contact With the eivfii3sd world. They hsV
. corduroy road TO that sequesssred villsg
with here and thsrs some iroa) fros tn
Knoxville branch. The mined train tha
arrives there, occasionally, gets away 10
der dffscuItiss, Zoe the urchins, srssshoy
pers, or somethiag sl-e, interviews great,
with the U. .. Nail srrssgsssats psl
Tsis.
NusLr DEALING ~ Ivoay. kavs
some dealers in Ivory In osr iswa, sses
sspsrts, and anne smssssn, . ssw Asderd
Tooth Artian--a genial, vhols-esuled lie.
ts fellow, anxious 10 eshibis bic artist.
cal skill, offered . New twenty-five cent
stamp for the dslscssble priviless of renov.
Ing . massicaier from the isfsriss assil.
larry o. 8 ssslvsrs 500 Of o~e Of the geo.
many. This sssi~art young mes, With q
lev 10 business, wss not sbls 70 oaks q
'siske' in . little privass game Of schesek' :
Poker; not aide to borro~ the smoun, sf.
ter good deal of shuneins around, he
consented" aud seated himself in . chair
when our young friend with ell sang -froid
advanced armed and equippsd sscerdiss "a
Fsuceps rule aud extracted . tooth, sousl
and we'll planted. He he'd aM dsssysd
tooth In his head and suffered the sos,A IA
10 extracted for the dear quarter We hops
be may have n gum IL through life, che,
scurvy may attack him--thst he nav hsv,
the thrs.h-thss ell the straw nay fAil IN.
I'll he savss himself frea ssch psssios.
Rev. Ma. ARvIS hss bsea presehiss
here for some days past 10 good audience
and We hope much good may come sf hi.
eHorts. lie 10 earnest and zeaious 10 shs
cause.
Ma. JoHs HrsfHs hes purchassi q
mill, and will locste IL in our town. and
very soon We will have the shsiil whistle a,
the mill notifying the people -"resdy 70.
work"
Ma. LANE 10 sbout 10 s~sablish . Coop
err shop In our town, and Is nov a work
10 Cedsrvsrs With one hand.
Coz. WrLLIAsssoss go vks hes hssa N
III, h nov convslssciug. No other cassa Of
wrps.AwAEs.
DAxvILLs, XIV, March 23d, 1875.
1'rc0'' o"0r closed last week which
a.' '.xe" ron i'an'''.e the hustle and sr-
'''s"' .y' .''e"aa"' "po" 'oeh occa'
ions Several Of the important cases were
=,
-" 70 o'e'e' WIN edncs,,o"o' IN
''". ..""o' NC ''na'eera oum T" any
" '"e 'sA' Cen'fe Ioneee 70
es"s 70 '" Tvs 'o'"ef s'ory' ana
Nv" ,"e n"''e enor"o' me rev Dr. Nc
y" "ous"' 'na' va Centre may
,,her DAYS. I, nov numbs,. an. hu,d,.d
A more abl. f,eul,v eoula M,
nave been chosen Tn, .,,d.n,. a.. o,;,.
IN acoui.i,i,n 10 m. ,,,., 90 ~. -.
.ai.. .,,.. ,i,h,r. 80. " ,I....s..
he best families Of Kentucky. The stree,s of
D. are enlivened by the Young men Of the
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Mr"nK "a muscuIu - - 0ksn ths s.IveF
pitchsrs.
- seuid rather have colt by Alvin Prize, than
one BY Vermont. cid Hippy, OF aay q them.
nor sTSwARr."
ALIVE Psscs 10 Me- bsssAss.
y. H. BArGanAs."
-. ,. Nyers e9sssd ~ 500 10 colt By Avis
frtce, an1 co. II Q eornmoa mare Said eelt a0sf-
vards toek the pssniua o. the STAFFORD GAts. Ne
sutbessAs Vermont. HoaAcE y. wITHxRs."
e10eer oO1.L Z ~ TO INSURE 4 COLT
ras,urser ct resoaable Prtes. furnished nasss
ffoa diseascs Why pay tlo far colt. vhsn yea
of urss. but will net be responsible fos sccisass
Aosey due shsn the net VI bsins in fsal is ~
cest.insd, ~ VI . the mare u taksa ost Of tho
nsighherkoeA. .. %. m Ems.
lat
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rAs undersigned having Parhas.a the hiiiss
Honss In Lancaster, ~ anl rshtiei u ~ is go
gassls sith an god soci,ausdaieas a ans Heal
ian 10 the iatstior u hentnety. Hssias ha1
thirty year, vxI-isnee, 20 and On, 10 the easiasn4
he thiaks he kaoxs hsv 70 asake the sayfArW ~
al hsma. he has gsd naI, and cisrk sDser-
pAassi ~ any--ths veteran Joan Ne aAAs. vee hee
had year. OF eIpsfisnee In the huslnssa OSs1
hostkn- Thanks V tho 500 people ~ pYs essss.
and = pace u made IN thls psae. vs t.S- -
siu pol " bsek I'D IN sioppins q LseoAstss. aet
''s'ss.s.l,y .''s' o"''e s'''' a c,rs~x
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0sA Depssesvv.

RsA Derssesvv.
~ - te~isvtlis elss.- o. go vrs-issiy. ssd
tsseD 91asnrd a. -. o 70. daily,
IN - lssisss.s. iss,s ssssass sv~y Gay
An ks~ Lssiarss. arrives o. Stanford 81
al IN s.-s.-, s~vs~s S.liy q, stamford ct
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tend. % business Of Importance will come
'sfors the Lsdss. ny order Of the W. N.
A. A. wAsasS, Sec'y.
-A~>es~--..-...-- -,.-<----&~
that be had % ewes which had % lsssbs
this Spring Tea Of them he'd sripIsss, and
two Of them had four each. We hope be
will not meet the sad fate Of Mr.. B~ssley.
The wisser hes bssa uaussslly ss,srs upon
young lamb
WITH oil his fsults, We believe that Aug
Bsidge~stsr vas never accused II murder
iihe the notorious vasques, the California
outlaw and brissnd, Who has jus, been hang.
ed ., San frnncisco, he confined himsslf to
robbins snd borre-thievins. II be ever
committed murder IL u not tns~n.
To Drs Psytoo and liudmaa, asd IN
Mesa Warren, Dillon .sppnsmore and HsG
mss. ~s are indebted for delightful sers-
nsdeon the evening Of the 2ith. Thew L.
nothing we ~ much ~sjoy - good music,
aud We do sssurs you. seatlemen. that the
eomplimsai is sincerely appreciated. Come
oftea, ~s will always be proud to see you.
,,,
49, ,m ar,
iiosss. that. IS yssn ego, performed the
part Of . ridias-sviseh Tor . gsstlsmsa
that came mp iron Pulaski county. lie
csrsis.ly tuck IL 10 the ground where IL
~as allowed 10 rsmsin, and nov, IL reaches
the enormous siss Of q fees In circumier.
encs.
T.. 81 al, 1T, Hal
Ill. :, a.. Cu.-.r. A. $50.
r.-.A., .;.h, asL ~. -. -,
ii s,.;,h Ron .;., iii 49,, h,,,
,h.. /, 1. "A ..o..A ,,,h..,.iu IT,,
c-,to,n.,c.... ,-.v.. 49,. "a IL,
.,r.. ,l., . ,.,.. .n.,a.,,- .s Ia
W. ."'
PseSa's'y '"eVs
Wa learn from q Phiiads,phi. paper thu,
Mr.. W. H. NeRob,r,., . broth~r u Cashier
Nc R.,ber,a. al the National Hank, ersdua.
ted ., the Coll~s, Of Pharmacy, in Phiia.
dsiph's, On the iosh 'n'''. We understand
tina, IL /. Oh, iessu,iou Of M. NcRobsrs.
~ rem, 10 P.ilsdelphia, though his |
frisnds here, would gladly welcome hin,
tack 10 his native soil.
w,,,.rs,h,, , 10, Of drunken men iro-
Fishing Creek cam. int, S,uer.e, On Mon.
day 's'' and behaved 4" saehs manner that
The tovn marshal, NJ Elliott proceeded "
arrest them, but sss knocked down and shot
at by the offender. The citizen. OF the town
then came to the rescue Il Mr.. Elliott and
about khv ors'Iiy shots we're fred without
much effect. -Four or i've Of the ringlesd-
srs we're finally captured and lodged in jail,
bu, broke out the .ams night. releasing ss
thu came time several other prisonsrs
CivI kioHrs we're made manifest at
hush branch 'hnrch In 'his county on sus-
day last big buck Niger s'alked into the
m. IA. of ..v..l -L;,. ma, ~, ON. mo.
-,
'e''"a "im Asa ne sA' 'n'oux" the e""fe ~t'
vices. This fellow had not bern To church
before 10 ysaru, add he did this out Of pur,
cu...da... .,., ao.. M, ami, 4, chn,ch
-. :, =
~ an! ""e Una" " ""es =" "ar' rooms ana
barber shops, and II this tact had been known
he would have been summarily elected.
Roren wArras.--There is rrrnor cur
, 1875-04-03
It E L E G r A nj S
ST.. THOMAS STATION, March q.

NEw YORK, 25tb.-Gold 1854 to 1863.
Exchange 48l to 4815. Rentes GALS
Advices from Austria report that the Min
isterialist party have succeeded in defeating
the aspirations Of Louis KosSuth the ex-
Governor Of Hungary at Debreczin in Hun
pary.-Intelligence from Germany announces
that on tie anniversary Of the seventy-eighth
birthday of the Emperor William, Prince Bis
marck was created Duke of Lauenburg in
recognition of his eminent services to his coun-
try. From England it is stated that the North
Lancashire owners of cotton mills have re-
Gently entered into a combination similar to
that Of coal and mining owners to protect
themselves from the trade organization for
exacting terms from the masters and they
have decided to resort to a general lockout
of all their hands in North Lancashire unless
the operatives belonging to Pickering mills
now on strike at Blackburn return to work
Paris dispatches state that Mr.. Buffet, the
Minister, in a recent address to the officials
of the Interior, expressed himself in very
unmistakable terms as to the duties of all
officers Of the administrator to preserve the
character of the French nation by a strict
observation of the true principles of a Con-
s~ervative Republic upon which the prosperity
and good order of France must in future rely.
ST.. THOMAS STATION, March 81.
New YORK, 26th-Sugar Crystals p ID. 81
to 9. Fair to Good Refining Il to u. Gold
116.
According to news from Ireland Mr.. John
MauAin. M. P. for the county of Meath, is
seriously Indispensable. Martin is a brother
iln.law of Mr.. John Mitchell whose death was
recently announced-Prince Bismarck has
struck the first nail of his new %anti-papal
league.-He announces his intention of ex-
tending the present enactments against the
Jesuits in Germany to other intOlerant reli-
gious sects.
27.-News has been received in Paris that
90 more Communists have succeeded in build
ing boats and efectsrg their escape from Gale
, 1875-04-03
Publication.

EI H E 2nd and Bird member of the Co.
n lonial Council for the town and
suburbs of Christiansted, Messrs. J.. W. R.
Hanson and NJ. Jolitfe, v%acating their seats,
an election of 2 members, according to or
der from the Presidency, will take place
at the Courthouse on Thursday the 10Th
instant.
The polling will commence at - o'clock
noon and in accordance with the Colonial
law s 80 close at 3 o'clock P. M.
The Electoral Board tor the Town of
Christiansted with suburbs, April 1st
1875.
H. A.. JURS,
Chairman.
, 1875-04-03
Publication.

WHE Ord and 4th member of the Colo
A NAL Council for the Country District
of the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted, Messrs.
G. Elliott and J, Farrelly, vacating their
seats, an election of 2 members, according
to order from the Presidency, will take
place at the Courthouse on the 10th
instant.
The polling will commence at IL O'clock
noon and in accordance with the Colonial
law 5 80 close at 3 o'clock.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted
April 1st 1875.
G.. SARAUW
Chairman.
, 1875-04-03
TISEM e N r 81.
acknowledgements

WA 2det og 3die MedIem at CoIonialraa-
ny Diet for Christiausteds Dyes Og For
steders VaIgkreds de Hrr. Landelendoms-
besidder j. w r. Hanson og Kj0bmand
Joliffe udtrnde at Raadet, vii if6lge Presi-
d~entskabets Ordre Va)g at 2 Medlemmer
fnde Sted her paa Tinghuset Torsdagen
den l5de DENIES.
VaIghandlingen b~egynder Middag KI.
70 slet og vii i Henhold til Coloniallovens
$50 suites Kl. 3 sIet.
VaIgbestyrelsen for Christiansteds Dyes
og Forsteders Valgkreds den lste April
Fl. A. JURS,
Formand.
, 1875-04-03
acknowledgements

VA 1ste Medlem9 af ColoniaIraadet for
w Frederiksteds Dyes Valgkreds, By
toged c. Sarauw, udtrader at Raadet, vii
it6lge Presidentskabets Ordre Valg at ct
Medlem tinde Sted her paa T~hinghuset
den lode dennes.
ValghandIlngen begynder ri. 10 slet
og vii HenhoId til CoIoniallovens 5 80
suites III. 3 slet.
algbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Byes
FaIgkreds den lste April 1875.
G. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1875-04-03

FTHE 1st member of the Colonial Coun-
a Gil for the town of Frederiksted,
Judge G Sarauw, vacating his seat, an
election Of a member, according to order
of the Presidency, will take place at the
Courthouse oh the 18th instant.
The polIing'wilI commence at 10 o'clock
noon and in accordance with the Cogoni al
laws 30 close at 3 o'clock.
The Electoral Board for the town of
Frederiksted, April LIST 1875.
G SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1875-04-03
Publication.

FIO H E 1st and 3rd member of the Colo
"a NAL Council for the Country District
of the Jurisdiction of Christiansted, Messr..
W. Mac Evoy and F. Coulter, vacatiDg
their seats, an election of 2 members, &C.
cording to order from the Presidency, will
take place at the Courthouse on Friday
the 10th instant.
The polling will commence at 12 o'clock
noon and in accordance with the Colonial
law : 80 close at 5 o'clock p. m.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District for the Jurisdiction of Christian
sted, April LIST 1875.
II, A. JURs,
Chairman.
, 1875-04-03
Acknowledgements

m A 1ste og 3die Medlem af Colonialraa-
D det for Christiansteds Jurisdictions
Landdistrikts Valgkreds De Herrer Planter
W. Nc. Evoy og Planter F. Coulter, I'D
trede af Raadet, vii ifolge Pr esidentska-
bets Ordre Valg at . Medlemmer fnde Sted
her paa Tinghuset Fredagen den lode
dennes.
Valghandlingen begynder midday ri. 10
slet og vii i Henhold til Coloniallovens $50
suites ri. 8 slet.
, 1875-04-03

donia.-From St. Petersburg it is stated that
Khiva has been unable to suppress the Turco-
man disturbance and has again applied to
Russia for assistance in recognition of which
they offer to become vassals of and subject
themselves to the Gar of Russia.
ST. THOMAS STATION, March 90.
NEW YORK, 27th.-Flour triple So. Meal
Al to AZ. Pork 2O3. Crystals 81 to 8. Good
refining Y to II. Molasses 80 to 40. Gold
ll6. Exchange 4815.
LONDON, 9th -Demerara crystals 23s. Cd.
Muscovado 2Os Clayed Havana 23s. Cd. to 23s.
Cd. Demerara Rum q. SD. Cocoa 48. Con-
soils 93B, Bank rate 81. Cotton 81.
New YoRK, 29th-A contradiction is given
to the report that Prince Bismarck had been
created Duke of Lauenburg.
An Italian newspaper, the Observatory Ro-
mano, denies that the Archbishops of New
York and of Posen in Germany have been
raised to the dignity of Cardinals.
The rumours of threatening disturbances
in Jamaica were circulated under the infu-
ence Of a transient panic which the Govern
ment's investigations shew to have been per
fectIy groundless.
ST. THOMAS STATION, March 81.
New YoRK, 3Oth.-The American revi-
Waists are raising the feeling Of the masses
against them in Liverpool. They were bcoted
and stoned and their meeting was dispersed.
DR.. Kenealy, Messrs. OnsIow and Whalley
addressed a meeting of one hundred thousand
Tichbornists assembled in Hyde Park.
The death of the celebrated French author,
Edgar Quinet is announced, Orations were
delivered at his funeral by Messrs. Gambetta
and Victor Hugo, who, abiding to his liberal
works, paid the highest tribute to the immense
public [worth? of the deceased.
Mr.. John Martin, NJ. p. for Meath, is dead.
The French police have made a descent
upon English betting houses in Paris and
the most vigorous steps are being adopted for
their determination
, 1875-04-03

Manv supplementary constitutional measures
will be- introduced in the Assembly after
Easter.
March 10.
The Ministers stated at a meeting of the
Bureaux to-day that the question of dissolu-
ton was subject solely to the decision of the
Assembly, but that it would be dangerous
to foreign and domestic relations to fix the
date long before the event.
March 90.
In consequence of a recent appeal made
by Minister WashbOurne to the Deputies and
principal merchants of Paris, a committee OF
patrons has been formed to make arrange
ments for the participation of France in the
Philadelphia Exhibition.
GREAT BRITAIN.
March II.
CoRK.-Tho Parliamentary election In Tippe-
rary passed off quietly to-day. About q third OF
the constituency, including the Roman Catho-
lie clergy, and the leading tradesmen, abstained
from taking any part in the election. Mr. Moore,
the Conservative candidate, had posted printed
notices at all the polling places stating that
Mitchell was ineligible, and all votes cast for
him would be void. The counting is not yet
completed, but it is estimated that Mitchell
has a majority of 1000.
March 10.
CoRK.-The following is the vote cast in the
Parliamentary election in Tipperary yesterday
For John Mitchell. ...............3,114
For Mr.. Moore, Conservative $1,000 TAG
March 10
A dispatch from Newry states that Mr..
Mitchell is worse. His life is despaired Of. He
is sinking fast.
March 81.
Messrs. Moody and sankey preached in the
morning, afternoon, and evening at Agricultu-
raj Hall. At the three meetings the audiences
numbered respectively $4,000, $4,000, and
1900. There was some confusion in conse-
queuce of the vast crowds in and around the
hall, especially 10 the evening.
The Irishmen held a ss-meeting in Hyde
Park to-day, at which it is estimated 10000
people were gathered. Resolutions were adopt
ed demanding the release of the Fenian prison
ers, condemniDg ~coetcive laws in Ireland, and
condoling with the family of the late John
Mitchell.
March %.
Messrs Moody and SaDkey have held q con-
ference with the ministers of all denomination
to consider the question of continuing the revi-
val movement which they have opened with
such extraordinary success 1t was arranged
that Mr.. Moody should by telegraph invite to
England some of the most popular preachers in
America and Australia.
, 1875-04-03

Valgbestyrelsen for Christiansteds Juris.
dictions Landdistrikts Valgkreds den 1sts
April 1875.
H A. JURs.
Formand.
, 1875-04-03
ERRATUAI

In some copies of this issue, 8rd page Bird
column 28th line from bottom, for purified
read pumped"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
xpsftal Hnttffs.
GrOsyenOr,s Improved BelladOnn
Plaster.

GrOsyenOr,s Improved BeIlad0nna
Plaster
Capsicum Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells,
st. Vincents Arrow Root,
Bowers Glycerine,
Turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gelatine,
Concentrated Glycerne,
Scherings Chloral Hydrate,
Tin Seidlitz Boxes,
Star Mills Paper,
Ftering Paper,
French Mustard Plasters,
Enervescng Granular Salts, (Keasbey MattsOn's)
b C's Sugar coated Pills and Granules,
Allcock's Porous Plasters,
Moller's Cod Liver on,
Vinegar Bilters,
Holloways Worm CONNECTIONS,
Matthey Cayus Capsules,
Planten's Capsules,
Tairant's SeltZer Aperient,
Henszeys Troches,
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Yankee Shaving soap,
Schener's Pepsine,
Lows Liniment.
Supplied to the trade at the lowest market rates
by
E. BRINGHURST 4 co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
schools i'm san Francisco.


THEIR GROWTH IN QUARTER OF A CENTURY
PuSCTuAL TEAcHERs-A cosMoPoLITAN SCHOOL
[FIom the San Francisco Chronicle. Dec. 81
Yesterday was the twenty-ifth anniversary Of
the opening Of the first public school in San
Francisco. 1t Was opened Dec. 26, 1S49, by John
c. Pelton and his wife, in the old Baptist Church
on Washington street, near Stockton, built ON the
site of the present church edifice and began with
scholars. In quarter OF century this nucleus
has grown to school department numbering
nearly 25, 900 pupils, in 4s schools and with 800
teachers. The little school thrived, and by Sep
tember, 1851, 1,l0O children had received Its in
struction. On the 18th of that month Free
School ordinance adopted by the Common
Council and an APPROXIMATION Of S35,0O0 was
made, which, with the addition of S25.0 pre-
viously ordered for school purposes, was consti-
tuted school fund. By means OF these
provisions common schools were finally estab-
lshed in various parts of the city.
Among those prominent III early DAYS as
friends OF free education WAS Hon. Frank Soule,
Sr., who re-wrote the School law which passed
the Legislature held at San Jose the Winter OF
lS50-5 81, which was the basis of our present sys-
tenn. In his efforts he was seconded by William
Sharon. then a member of the Common Council.
The late John Middleton, Sr., also did much for
the pioneer schools. OF the first Committee
on Education in the Ayuntamiento of 49, only
Judge F. Tilford, of Salt Lake, yet survives.
The first school of any pretension, dedicated
June H. 1854 was the little brick building OH the
southeast corner of Bush and Stockton streets,
named the Denman school. The building was
erected for church, but was afterward pur-
chased by the city. The first school houses
erected by the city were the Union street and
North Beach, in 1S54-the latter now branch
JAIL For the erection of these buildings the
first school bonds were issued.
Superintendent Denman has been connected
with the city schools most Of the time since 1851.
Ellis Holmes, Principal of the Girls High School,
has never lost day since his election in 1858.
Professor II. Carlton has taught also, almost
without interruption, since 1858. Mrs. Du Bois,
Principal OF the Model School, has lost but one
term since 1852.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
nov3-tf
Testimony.

i cheerfully give this testimony the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and Tetter Ointment
cured me:
| was afflicted for many years with dsOriered
blood, troublesome and obstinate tetter OF the
skin and swelling OF the glands Of the neck, which
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and ex-
pense.
consulted eight of the most prominent physi-
Clans In the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief on the
contrary getting worse, till 1nally almost despair
ing OF hope l was induced to try Mrs. Foster i
Blood Purifier, which was recommended TO me as
being certain cure for my disease. It was the
turning point IN my case after using two bottles
of the Blood Purifier in connection with the letter
Osntmen the swelling ceased, the eruptiOns dlsap-
peared and now am entirely and eifectually cured
II further Information is desired concerning INV
case, call at my residence.
THOS. SCOTT,
1880 Claymont Street. over l1th Street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

IMPORTANT NorIcE.-After January list, 1875, the
DAILY COMMERCIAL will be sent to subscribers, free
Of postage to any Post ofiice in New Castle county
a. $500 per annum and at the same rate for three
months To Post Ofices outside of the county 1t
will be sent at the rate of $3.50 por year and sl4o
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by the
Publishers.
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, the weekly edition OF
the CoMMERcIAL will be sent 10 subscribers to any
Post ONCE in the United States at $500 per year,
the postage being prepaid by the publishers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

In his motion for the appointment of the SEN
ate Committees Mr.. Riddle very properly omitted
that on Divorce, expressing the hope that such
matters should be referred to the Courts Now
that such a course is possible, Mr. Riddles judg-
ment will be commended. ....
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06
Fosters InraIIibIe Cough Syrup.

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chltis, no more Group. Asthma, Influenza and all
affections of the throat and lungs speedily cured by
using Mrs. DIR. Fosters Infallible Cough Syrup.
Price: Adults 35 cents; Chidrens Is cents. Pleas
ant, safe and easy to take For sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-06

A close room. hot stove and tobacco chew
er make a powerful bouquet in this kind of
weather.
The apple crop of Connecticut in 1874 Was
worth 81, 900 900.