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CONVERSATIONAL.
Co~cs.ston Of Yesterdays p~oc-cdings.

SENATE.-After our report closed
feoite ON the resolution To admit Mr
Tn chback TO 8 seat I'm the Senate wa, con
tii ued by Mr. Stevenson and Mr.. NORWOOD
Mr.. Morrill, then moved 10 Law the rr~olu-
tioH on the table. which was carried by YEA,
- Lays -
The Indian augmentation hin WAS :he-,
proceeded with.
Mr.. Window stated that the Indian h!u of
last year Appropriated $500. 0eo Thi> hill,
aS u il now reported, calls for - II. .92A
which is >iG2.Cs6 less than last year. The
amount added Ia the bill by the senate com
miitee is S..I,2i.. The bill a. il now stands
is cisSi..5I less than the estimates. The
Senate would find. by looking at the bin
maj There was very little Objectionable mat
ter i'm il.
After proceeding as far as page . q: the bin
The Senate. az i-io 4. m, adjourned. after "a
continuous session OF nearly twenty-ninc
hours.
Hol SE.-Afier our repor; closed
The House proceeded with the cn1Sitia-a ton
Of the special orier. being the hill for the i'm
provemeni of the Mississippi river After
addresses by NJ. Stanari. Mo- Williams.
was passed.
The special order having heen tsu> disposed
OF, the Committee OF the Whole resumed It's
session on
THF TAX BILL.
Mr.. + IL Roberts offered an amendment u
the third section. making the repeal o. the
tax on matches take effect on the lSt DAY o.
May instead of JnlY, and providing for the
redemption of unused stamps by The Treas
ury. Adopted.
Mr.. kaSson iiowal Offered al ame-tImeut
10 section !. more clearly defining the CLASSES
and grades of the products az The >uEar-cauc,
but leaving the duty a. reported IN the bin.
which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Burchard md moved 20 strike ont the
hf'h section restoring The ten per cent. hOri-
Zgniai reduction upon certain articles.
Pending vote upon tn amendment pro
posed 10y Mr.. BUrcE3rJ. the committee rose.
Mr.. CohaTn. tlud..} from the select COM
mittec on aIlallS in Alabama. submitted a
report: which was ordered printe z aud recon-
mijtcd. Mr. Randall Pa T,.Srrving the right
10 all points of order.
The House then, al 80 p m. took a recess
Til 30 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The House TcaSSnnblCt 3t = 80 ~ m. Mr..
Cessna Pa in the chair a. Sp-., l5cr arr, fr,3
About ninety bills granting pensions to
soldiers were favoTably reported 10y the Pen
sion Committee and passed by the House
and thirty-twO adverse reports made ANA laid
Oh the table.
Mr.. Small N. H reported adversely upon
q Oil granting pensions 10 soldiers H9l SAL
| OTS of The war with Mexico. and 10 widows
| OF deceased soldiers. ordered placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. Crittenden Mo- submitted a minority
| report; which was ordered Ia be printed
Mr.. Marten (lli.l reported a bill to regulate
| the issue of artificial limbs 10 disabled sol
dierS and sailors.
| Mr. Harris lNal offered an amendment re-
| moving disqualification for revolutionary
pensions and in the war al 1872 for iSloyalty
| in the late war. Agreed To.
| y amended the bill was passed and a; ID
O'Clock the House adjourned.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY on q ST.(EXTENDEDi,
BEINEEN 18TH AND Inn SIS. NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
~ Under and 10y virtue Of deed of trust, dated
- the 18th day Of April, 4. II. lS73, and duly re-
corded IN Iiber No. no, AZ folio ls9 one of the land
records Of ashington county, District of Columbia,
and 10y direction Of the party secured thereby shall
day OF February. l~I5, at 4 clock .. Lot ~ in
Thomas and Perry subdiy siOn of the north part of
square Isl; together with the improvements thereon.
consisting of Frame Dwelling.
Terms vi sale: Cash; Of which 100 shall be lepoS-
tied at time of sale Terms Of sale to be complied
Nlth within hTc days. Commencing AT purchaser :
cost. JNO. DAVIS Trustee
febi3 cots LATIIEE s CLEARY, Aucts.
United STATES MARSIAL'S SALE
By virtue of writ Of fera facias issued ont of the
Clerk office of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia. and 10 me directed, will sell mt public
sale h cash IN front Of the court house door Of said
District, on MOND the 18th day of February,
$50 ~ IL clOc m, the following property of John
j. Sullivan to wit: Lot No. ), in square No 67, and
Improvements thereon; Lot No II, in square S35 aud
No 90 beginning II 9 IL feet from northeast corner
OF said lot, west 80 feet; thence running back
the uniform widh 81 feet to North Carolina avenue,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon all in the city of Washington, d G seized
end levied upon as the property of John j. Sullivan,
garnlshee of Samuel Bacon, and will be sold to
satisfy execution No lO,6G, in favor Of Frank G.
Davidson. ALEX. SHARPE,
JAMS I'd Us. Marshal, ID, g.
1THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
MONDAY the 22d day IF February, IS-5, at same
hour and place 10y consent of all parties concerned
febl5-d ALEX. SHARPE. L. :. Marshal, D. C.
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y SAD ENPEEIENCE.-Aite, shaking
hands at the ferry dock the other day. one
colnTcd man inquired Ot another.
'nidnt YOU marry dc Widow Jones about
DC first of January.
"lat> lnc. I dbl " was the answer. but
I've dun left her.
Who, how = dat '''
We'll, de fU>t week she called me honey
&c next week She >ulllcd around and called
me ole Richards dc third week She cum ioT
mp Wild a flat-irpn and broke Two ribs, and
I'm gwinc 10 keep right away irom dar."-
HgrlU Ire, Pes.
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MEECENARY GHOST.-A supernatural
incident is said to have occurred in the willis
OF Kerry. a short time since. II seems that q
woman residing in GlenfieSk received Il call
rom the spirit of her husband. imam OF The
farming class, dressed in Shroud and white
stockings and gloves" The farmcrin white
gloves stated that since his death. some
months back, although he ought To be in
heaven. he was detained clScwher. on ac-
count of his owing a sum of tl5 10 some 0f
his friends, and he begged Of his wife 10
give him the money SO that could pay them.
The woman in full faith handed him flr. and
promised 10 give him the rest in u few DAYS
il he came for il. Meanwhile She went and
told the priest the circumstances OF the case.
and this gentleman. seeing the IrduI. made
proOCI preparations 10 receive the poacher Of
the ecclesiastical manor. When the ghost.
III complete burial costume. arrived for the
band-nOte. hc was at once received by a
couple Of police. and proved. As ghosts do in
our day. 10 DE mere pretcnder. He Will now
have 10 answer for his misconduct before q
magistrate.
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nIsTRlCT OF COLUMBIA
IL BOARD OF HEALTH,
WASHINGTON, February 10, ISIS.
Sealed Proposals for the daily Removal and Trans
ppriation Of the Night Soil and Carriages and the
Collection and Removal of Dead Animals from the
cities Of Washington and Georgetown and the imme
date and more densely populated suburbs thereof
will be receiy ed at this office until MONDAY
March LIST, ISIS The service to commence April ls,
iS5 and Ia be performed 10 the satisfaction of the
Board OF Health, and in accordance with its regula
lions and ordinances; said night SOIL garbage and
desd ANIMALS TO be removed and transported from
ana 10 such point or points may be selected and
designated by the bidder subject to the approval of
the Board Of Health.
. Zach bid must be accompanied with a deposit of
three hundred 5000 dollars, TO be forfeited should
the party or parties to whom the contract NAV he
awarded fail to enter into written agreement, with
such sureties as may be approved by the Board of
Health for the faithful performance of the work
Proposals will be Endorsed Proposals for the Re
oval Of Ofals and will be addressed to the under
signed, and bid will be entertained except upon
the blank form prescribed by the Board of Health
which " Ill be furnished application.
The Board reserves the right reject any and all
bids presented.
BY or der of the Board of Health
teblGh ID. W. BLISS, u r., Secretary
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GRADUATED GRACES.-Thc memory C ONES
To me of DR.. Clement. who had series OF
aitcr-dinneT graceS. When he had partaken
OF faultlcSS repaSt. he would reward Mrs.
Clement with radiant smile. and turning
his eyes upward. say Cmphatically. Thank
God for an Crceli,H dinner" \ dinner OF
merit, though OF inferior excellence, was ac-
Enowledged dcVoutly with, Thank God for
a goof dinner" An ordinary regalement.
that would Justify neither special praise nor
positive reproOf. elected no hearticr grace
Than. ''Well' ] am thankful for my dinner"
But when the repaSt had consisted OF cold
meats, and unpalatable reproductions Of yes
terday's fare. the worthy man used la pray
IN piaintiVcly lugubriouS tone OF grievance.
as though he were protesting against in
usage, and ImplOring an impOSSib!lIty, May
the Lord make Inc thankful for 'r'tI' I hs'a
rcocir66'' On hearing this dOlOrouS entreatY.
Mrs. Clement seldom failed To deliver some
equally appropriate and edifying remarks on
the sin OF daintincS>. But the hint was not
thrown away. The doctors grdceS were in
StructionS 10 his wife. AZ well a thanks TO
Heaven History II tie T0bie," HDjt'e'o1'>.
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UNDERTAKES.
- y. HARVEY,

~ y. HARVEY,
Undertalter.
No. s34 r STREET, between Ninth and Tenth.
marl-ly
MARY r. sTO0Ps, Epsbalar Of NaiHrai F1cU-
Nl eys, formerly GIL street northwest ass
REMOVED 10 se3 Tih street northwest. !sns u
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kSfAee Brokers'.
Souihv est corner PENIS, wanna ave and ih stree.
Star Office Buildings.
III sTEES SALEoF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On 1HE NkST SIDE Or 26TH 81 BETWEEN
land SIS. NUK1HW EST
=. I nj. and hy virtue of a cert ain deed Of trust
IA dated March LIST, ls72 sni dul, rec lr,ied in
ptI o. io'i - et one 81 the land records for
the District "i Columbia and ~ the request If the
party thereby occurred. viii sell public aIc ion
v the highest bidder. In front of the premises on
M9NhAl the 9Th day IF March. A. H. Is-5, a, 4
o'clock D n the following described zeal estate.
situate IN the city ci Wahington in said District of
Columbia; tn Wit: The south half # original LOT
Numbered twenty ioDr ga, in square numbered Eve
t5l. With the imprp, ements thereon, Consisting of
Brick Dwelling, containing about six Rooms.
Terms 81 sale: Onethird of the purchase money in
cash; the balance in note at six twelve and eighteen
months, with interest AZ six per cent. per annum,
secured ~ deed OF trust on the property. iab de-
Posit II time of sale All conveYancing at the rrlr
chaser cost. III the terms of sale not complied
with In days, the trustee the right
resell the property, NJ the risk and of the de
faulting purchaser, after five days ADVERT cement.
JOS. ii. BRADLEY. Trustee
fehli-ects LATlMER & CGEARY, Aucts
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES.-Oyer Toe
' Of the latest New York styles of. K5R =
Park aud Pony Phetons, Top and No ESEIZS&
Top Buggies, Sash anu Low Door and kZ=@ssf-
Jump seat Carriages. Second hand Carriages aiken
IN exchange. Cell before purchasing elsewhere. p.
ID. SCHMIDT Co, No. $40 Eth street, be-
tween and u, Washington, and "a W. Fayerte
street, Baltimore, Md. mayll-ly-
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STOVES. &c.

AS. X. HARRONER, bldHKf1ctirer Of Store, and
y Iinrdrs, and dealer in Hardware and -
Housefurnishipg Goods. Roofing and Spout 81
Ing a speciality. No. 1886 l4th street north
west, near Rhode Island avenue, seplO-ly ~
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Is THE SUPREME COURT o. Tue DISTRICT

Il or COLT MBIA.
SBs6Jdl Tenn, Probate ictt0a F,brRqyy2 Is-5
In the matter of the estate of JOSEPH G. LYONS
Applications for letters of administration on the e.
tate q Joseph c Lyon, of the city Of Washington,
DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA, has this day been made by
r. X. Mexican All persons interested are HEREBY
notified a. appear in this court on TUESDAY, tine
I'd daN 81 February next. at ii oclOCk a. m. to
show cause why letters Of administration on the e.
tate Of the said deceased should hot issue a prayed
Provided, copy Cf this order be published once A
week for three weeks. IN some one newspaper pub
ll>hed and printed in Washington, ID. c.. previous
the said day. Test.
teLith-G \. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il having obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District II Columbia holding Special Term, letters
Of asim nis;ration the personal estate of JERRY
PALMER. late OF W ashngtOn city, District of CO.
lumbia, deceased. all persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
on or before the second day Of February next they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali benefit Of
tbs said estate Given under my hand this ii day Of
February. ISIS.
JERRY his u mark PALMER, Administrator.
Witne-s; A.WEBSTER, Register Wills. feb3- th3W*
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STEAMER LINES.
NEW kAPRESS LINE VIA Canal,
BETWEEN

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.
BETWEEN
hhibhDEEPEIA- ALEXANDRIA, V. WASH
LNGTON AND GEORGETOWN. n q
SAILING DAY.
6 fT9m Pc. 2, North wharves PbiIadelnht..
sAIIRpAi. AT IL m AIy.k.is'
r. rom - W ater street. Georgetown Ee1={N
~, IttsDA i u; 10 a. m
I. lnis lire connects a: PHILADELPHIA with f1vss,.
hesuiar SemI-veekly Line of Steamer. for Proyi
a. uJ i' Boston a.s New England States No wharf
age IL Boston by this line " A'
VA, G.. y. HYDE, Agent for u ofC
Pi.HLfpE Co. Philadelphia
- hEEp Ale Nandria, Va.
I'D u MINK. % Deyonshirs street. Boston
frelghts delivered by Knox's Express Or
urs ieit al General Office, sos Pennsylvania ave-
a.s, or al the Steamers Wharf, will lie promptly
- u 70 sep9-tr
AMERICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. >.
ONLf LINE CARRYING TUE4FEER
AMERICAN FLAG.
sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelpbia for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
tAbfN, fNTEEMEDI4TE and STEERAG &
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Eates as low as By another frs, class Lima
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents
Philadelphia.
SHERMAN CO. Bankers, Agents
augs21y lIo9 .rrea1 Wasbingfnn
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association, char
tered by the Legislature Of Virginia and the Circuit
t"urt 81 Orange county, proposes, by "a series of
trend Git Concerts, to e-tthii- u and CndGIy IA ONE
foT the Old iIhrn, and Destitute Ladies OF Virginia"
az Mont peller, the former residence of President
james Madison.
The Association is under the control Of eight trus-
tees SIX OF HON elected L!rnHaly by the stock
holders, and two appointed h the Governor OF Yir-
giiIa.
Reirlttances for tickets may he made by express
pre- paid, pot Office money order on Washington ID
bE a lett tor adj zaI+
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MHHfEF 5 2. FR%3NHNsoN, trustees.
1-d WASH. II. WILLIAMS. Auct.
IMPEOXFn PRnPERrY nn 81 lryrENnrn1

Il ATlMER & CEEARf,
L a AUCtieneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner PeanSy lyania avenue aud 18th st
Star Office Building.
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Hon. JAMES BARBOUR.

Pres y. T. IT. 4, Alexandria, Va.
References by permission: His Excellcncy. James
l.. hemKer; Governor of Va; His Excellency, Gil
bert {. Walker, EX Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
T.. NtheTs, Lieut.. Governor Of Va, and L. :. Sena-
tor elect; Hon. Robert " Hughes, Judge Eastern
from Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c, send for
circular.
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres NJ. +. III. A, Alexandria, Va
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. aus -eoiy
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
ATIMER 4 CLEARY,

- Auc;ioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
SouH' est corner fenli-S wanna and .h street.
Star Office Buildings
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBA
PROPERTY AT AUCTION

IL TT. " NkNEK.
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctoneer,
Federal Buildings corner 9TH and 4 sts. northwest
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SENATE.-After our renort cInset-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-11

This truly valuable tonic has been 30 thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community that It Is
deemed indi spensable as Tonic medicine 1t costs
but little purfes the blood and gives tone TO the
stomach, renovates the system and prolongs life.
Everybody should have 1t. For the cure OF weak
stomachs, general debility, indigestion disease of
the stomach, aud for all cases requiring a tonic
This wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
salt of iron we possess-Citrate of Magnetic OXIDE
combined with the most energetic OF vegetable ton
ics-Yeiiow Peruvian Park.
Do you want something to strengthen you?
Do you want good app tte?
Do you want to get rid OF nervousness?
Do you want energy?
DO you want to sleep well?
Do you want 10 ouid up your constt- ticn7
Do you want to feel well?
DO you want a brisk and vigorous feeling?
II you do Try KUNKEL5 BITTER WINE OF
IRON.
only ask trial OF this valuable tonic?
Beware of counterfeits as Kunkels Bitter Wine
Of Iron Is the only sure and efectual remedy in the
known world for the permanent cure OF Dyspepsia
and Debility and as there are number OF imita-
munlty TO purchase none but the genuine article,
manufactured by Il. +. Kunke, and having his
stamp on the cork OF every bottle. The very fact
that others attempting TO initiate this valuable
| remedy prove its wcrtn and speaks volumes in Its
fayors. Sold only in 81 bottles Sold by drugg SITS
| aud dealers everywhere.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
| Head and all camplete. in two hours. No fee I'll
| head passes. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms remoy-
ed, by DIT. kunke 259 North Ninth st., Philadelphia,
| Pa. send for circular. For removing all ordinary
Worms, call on your druggist and get bottle OF
Kunkels Worm Syrup. Price 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
LOCAL Time Table.
rgArsa 1HAyI NrLuMaroN.

rRAns LEAVE wIIHNsroN.
For ye.s York-1.s9 A. n; -ass, l2 a., o.4a P.
N. Sundaya 80, A II. frl
For Philadelphia 100, 10 800, 81, 1920.
A. snId; A.; i2ls 1872 aeS ~; eSs Iss; ssi F. M
For Baitinors -lQsa, 1.b,, soo A NJ. la.cs, lQs.
$50, ITO, ?. NJ. SUNDAYS, - 81. LBS, A. N.
For Washington. 81, %. o.06, A. M; 1880
1.2s, 1.1o. P. M. Sundays 12ea IS A. N.
For Hsp casts $50, $50, A. NJ. l.so, e4', P. M.
No Sunday Trains.
P. M, to Harrington. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington Il Western r. RIO 80, A. NJ.
b.s6, P. N. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington d. Reading r. R.-64b, A. N. +;
s45, 5.1b, p. NJ. No Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIvx AT WILMINGTON
From New York-l.ba, A. NJ. 125s, 1.ls, 90 P.
NJ. Sundays, 1.h3, A. n.
From Philadelphia.-lQ42, lb3, Q rs, asa, A. NJ.
2. N. Sundays, 1912, SO, 1905, A. NJ; Iso, IL 90
Fro,n Ba .inors. ! 20, Q II, A, Nj a2 ia, 1a 49,
$50, D.21, p. n Sundays 1.9e. A. M; a2i, p. NJ.
From Washington Il 70, A, NJ. 1919, IL -, $50,
e2l p. NJ. sundays, 1.22, Am. 99i, ?. N.
=, From, Port Dspqsfs. $50, a. NJ. No Sunday
TFon, Ds,a,oprs r. RS 50, A. M, from Harring-
ton; 4 t5, p. M, from Crl fisld.
i, From Heio, CdstLs-sIb2, A. M; l2 O0, III. 4o5
6.sb, p. NJ. No sunday Trains. ssst
From, Wilmington q Western r. RI 80, A. n.
3.16. Z. n. NO sunday Trans. nI, =
From, w niington d Reading r R--s.2o, A. N
1900 M. I IS, r. NJ. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHIL ADgLPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad Prime Streets IS 90, g. 80, 1890, A.
M l215 400, 400. Sis, 00 45, 80, II 30, P. NJ.
sundays s. 80, A NJ 8 90, $50, IL 80, p. Nj.
From 32d and Market Strsets.-12 40, A. M, IL 10
1915, 6.oO r. M. sundays, ia4o, A. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-11
Local Brevllies.

cents line, every time.
Sun rise tomorrow at LA.
Katie Putnam again this evening.
Some nne warm overcoats at BuxbGum's
Get the genuine Wheeler 4 Wilson, l0il ket
Street.
Sofas and lounges at all prioos at Adairs. 4th and
King.
Sale Of seized whisky. next Tuesday at the Gus
tom House.
Candy toys. at Lemons, Iii Market street. 2o
cenis pound.
Balls window, tol7 Market st,) presents hand
some appearance.
Tidy slippers for ladies and gentlemen at Don l.
hoes 3OI Market street.
Cloudy, warmer, and threatening weather IL all
Old Prob. can promise US.
Ir B. T. Smith says don't use eaustcs, or acids
OF any kind In Diphtheria.
Ask any judge of toys where the finest ia ke pt and
they'll tell you at Cheap Johns Bazaar.
Elegant lunches this evening at Fulmer'R. Game
In season and the best oysters In town.
Save money these hard times by getting your
clothing made at Gouert's, ls b. 4th street.
The winch ester Buck Gloves will give saiisfac-
ton. To be had at Webb's, s04 Market street.
Plan hats for plain men. and gay hats for those
who regard the lash ons at Dubells, K 3rd st.
Beautiful attraction in furniture at the Enterprise
Manufacturing CO.'S store at 29) Market street..
Sometimes 1t Is real economy to get the family
washing done az the City Laundry, X. 9th street
No house in the city sells ladies' and misses shoes
cheaper than Fennessey, q2i Market street New
| goodD.
The nuest assortment Of Six Umbrellas for the
Holidays now ready at Rumford Bros, a04 Market
street.
Retailers who have sold Blmwood co lars say they
can't keep store without them. This is good
recommendation.
| An immense piece OF bark from the California
Big Trees has been placed by Prof j. K Taylor,
| In the reading room at the Institute.
| Merchants who change their stock, should
/ change their advertisement. Except for unvary-
ing business, an old advertisement Is an eyesore
| The executive committee Of the Delaware In.
/ sttute OF Mechanc Arts holds stated meeting
| this evening, at ~ O'Clock. AS there is important
business the members are requested to attend.
| Rev. VIM. H. Chapman Pastor OF M. K. Church
Georgetown. ID. c. writes: Having had an OPP
portunity to test the excellent Qualities Of Dr.
remedy nave ever used In my family"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-11

CRUSHED TO DEATH. Wednesday morning
last James Hall, while at work on Mr.. John Bur-
chinal's farm near Chestertown, was suddenly
killed by being caught under the body of fall
ing tree. He was engaged in digging around and
from which he had removed the soil, when
suddenly the tree commenced to fall. Hall saw
his danger and attempted to jump out, but his
feet slipping on the moist earth, he WAS thrown
back again and cruahed to death. He was seen
from the house, and his body extricated az soon
as possible. He was about 10 years DID, Ches-
teTtO,rn TrquscriDt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-11

Large public sale OF p!cures-stdham 4 son
Election notice-First National Bank
Election notice-Union National Pauk
For rent-Two ro ms, I05 Market st
For sale-Purchase money mortgage
$500 worth Of furniture-City Item
g. Worrel Is holiday bulletin
Vick's" Flower and Vegetable Garden"
For rent-Large list of real estate
Ladies suits, extraordinary bargAing-FraLk
McClelland's ci Item aides furnishing
Manted-Two saesladles
Christmas presents-C. +. Rudolph
Funeral rotice3
Purchasing dwellisgs-J. T. Heald
Homemade Dread-llth Il Tatnall sts
Moody h Sangey excursion
teal esta'e at pnbllc sale--Wm. o. Stevens
Wheeler x Wilsln-brevlty
Sllppers-Fenne:se'ys brevity
Winter arments-buxcaum's brevity
0vercoats-Gouerts brevity
Dubel--brevity
Fullmer's breyity
Feathers-Adair's brevity
Oh gloves Webbs brevlty
Enterprise Co.'S brevty
Candy Toys-LemOn's brevity
Clgars-Gall9gher brevity
fianoS-Robelen breyity
Cough syrup-Dr Bulls brevity
Nj Mton's Paradise-brevity