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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Political Notes.

number of Ohio journals in the flush of vic
tory have nominated Governor elect Hayes az
Republican candidate for President in 1876. The
Cincinnati Commercial believes that Judge Taft
il M prominent candidate for that nomination
as Governor Hayes.
The Nashville american dem says 1.-THE
swallow Tails have slain and scalped the Demo-
tracy OF Ohio, but III dong 40 they have slaugh-
tered their own chef. William Allen may not
rise up AGAIN, but Samuel Tlden is as dead as
sam Cary" Such language foreshadows lively
Time III the next National Democratic Conven-
ton.
The Washington correspondent of the New
YORK EceninJ Post, Qndependent,) says Of the
new Secretary Of the Interior that: "While
hr Chandler Ii strict PARTISAN, and one who
VIII ehdeavor to advance the interests of his
PARTY at every step. he ia likewise regarded AZ a
thoroughly honest man, who will not knowingly
allow any dishonest acts on the part of sub
ordlnatcs, and who will make an efficient Secre-
targ.'
lhe Philadelphia Star wishes Charles Francis
\ :Aln5 cluil bs honored with an elective office,
"lofeBh mission, on an ap continent as orator
on some great occasion, for " there are some
people in Massachusetts who will never be sat
'rhed until one or the other of these important
events transpires."
The Indiana Democratic journals are trying to
snow that Gov. Hendricks has better prospects
i"r a nomination for the Presidency than ever
before.
Gov Allen of Ohio says he is fully satisfied
WIN the verdict OF the people, and congratulates
uie Republican party on its luck in eecting so
Poou man as Gen. Hayes.
MIR. Wrghto of the Democratic Executive Com
hlittec, asserts that he is so busy now that he
obtains only four hours sleep day." We are
not surprised that he is anxious. but he will
nave magnificent opportunity to secure per-
inanent repose after the election - Phii0ieiphid
HHltiin
Zach Chandler may be looked upon a
strange selection for a seat in the Cabinet nay,
ma appointment may seem even bizarre, but the
hliuonbted integrity OF the man officially, and
hl4 executive ability as a politician, will, in the
otHhlon OF HE friends create a reaction in his
iaVor when the surprise of his choice is over
H"%"gton Correspondence N. y. Herald
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
The Presbyterian synod.

THIRD Observation-Disclosures BY DR.. MUseRovE-
AND REV. J. M. DIoKEY-REPoRTs OF PREsBY-
TERIEs.
AT 8 o'clock, yesterday afternoon the Synod
resumed its business.
DIR. Musgrove, being invited, addressed the
Synod in relation to to the proposed monument
to the Rev DIR. Witherspoon, which 1T is de-
signed to erect at Philadelphia next year. In
his address DR.. Musgrove made allusion to the
fact that DR.. Wtherspoon WAS the only clergy
man who was sgner OF the Declaration of In
dependence. The estimated cost of the monu-
ment il. $1,000. A paper WAS adopted recon-
mendlng the object to the liberality of the
churches.
Rev. j. M. Dickey, OF Oxford. Pa, addressed
the Synod in relation to Lincoln University,
Chester County, Pa, recting Its history and ex-
planning its present needs. This institution
WAS also commended.
Reports from the Presbyteries were received
which showed the following:
The Presbytery of Baltimore reported 40 min
listers, licentiates 43 churches, 4708 communi-
cauts 5248 Sunday school scholars and benev-
olent fund of 4126,02S
The Presbytery of New Castle reported AZ
ministers, 40 churches, 5l88 communicates, 56l8
Sunday school scholars and benevolent fund
of S76,S7
The Presbytery of Washington City reported
30 Minister'S 2 licentiates, 1926 communicates,
1890 Sunday school scholars, and benevolent
fund of SS1, ,442.
In the evening, the Lords Supper WAS cele-
brated at Hanover church, large number Of
people being present and receiving the sacra-
ment.
This Mornings ProceediiQs mill be found in our
Fourth Edition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Philadelphsa Topics.

The West Virginia editors left the city on
Tuesday.
The schuylkl Navy have their Fall Review
on Saturday afternoon.
Tho Penn Club gave brilliant reception to
Prof. Proctor on Monday night.
The wages of the employees ia the up town
rolling mills are to be reduced nine per cent
In Republican circles. the city is expected to
give 10000 majority for IIartranft. Some feais
are expressed for bingham.
"A Democratic victory in this State " can only
be achieved in II popular uprising" says the Eu
Herald but the result in Ohio knocked 'em 70
fiat they can't upnse,-Norisioeo Herdtd.
The Republicans have grand street parade.
Tonight in honor of the Ohio victory. 1t is ex-
pected to be AN immense affair. Gov. Hayes,
ex Governor DIX and others are to be present.
"A Baltimore carrier pigeon flew to Philadel-
phia, on Tuesday IN two hours and thirty-one
minutes, another in thrt G hours and seven min
utes, and third in five hours and four minutes.
An extensive addition to the Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb, at Broad and Pine SITS, IL
completed afIordng accommodation for 176
more pupils. It will be opened, with suitable
ceremonies, this afternoon.
As Master Haines and his sister were re-
turning from Sunday school, II boy grabbed the
formers watch. Miss Haines, ID years DID, seized
the robber, bumped his head against bulk win
dow, and shook him ont of " time"
tits said that some time ago one of the
Mount Moriah Cemetery lots was conveyed by
deed to Joseph G Morong, colored man, for
merly slave in South Carolina, who intermar-
rled with ali Indian woman II doctress. -Four Of
their children now buried in the lot
The chairman of the various Ladies' Ward
Committees and the Women's Centennial Execu-
tive Committee, have decided to give another
series of entertainments. The fret will tako
place at the Academy of Music, December 1ith
and 18th, and will be known as the '' Martha
Washington reception"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Jay Cookies picture. sacrificed.

The pictures belonging to the estate of Jay
Cooke were sold at the "Ogontz" mansion al
Chelten Hills on Monday and Tuesday by Mr..
Jennings. collection numbering over $50 pic.
lures, that represented cost of nearly 300, ,O00
was dispersed among fifty buyers, at about one
fourth their cost The prices realized upon the
larger pictures were generally small. I" The
Night after the Battle" by Nehlig. painting 8
feet long by feet high, brought only 200 Its ex-
hibition at the Sanitary Fair brought $780, 900.
THE SUMS Good Night on the Old Wreck" by
DeHaas, which cost Mr.. Cooke $4,000, brought
$500. The gem Of the collection, painting by
her child and pet goat, WAS bought by a Mr..
Patton for 50, 800. 1t is said to have cost Mr..
Cooke $4,000. A fine landscape by W.. L. Sonn-
tag. "A Morning in the Aleghenies," brought
1856. " A Basket of Peaches, by I, W. Brown,
which cost 1900, brought $500. A number of
fine water-colors, by W. Craig, brought $50 to
$40 each - Paul Preaching at Athens" by
Rothermel was sold for $3.50. The smaller paint
ngs commanded a better price in proportion to
their rpat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Delaware Exhibitors Together.

The Drector-General of the Centennial Ex-
position, Mr.. Goshorn, has agreed, in response
To the urgent request of exhibitors from this
State that Delawares exhibits, in each of the
respective classics, may be grouped together, il
IT. il 10 desired. Our readers will understand
that the rule is for leather to go in the leather
department, machinery with machinery, &c. but
IN each departmet, the articles shown by Della
sare will be placed together. In some depart
ments,we shall therefore be able to make Il large
and handsome display.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Alrlll-e nents.
THE voKEs FAMILY COMING.

THE NOkEb FAMILY COMINt.
The management Of she Opera House, desir-
ing to respond to the public demand for good
entertainments, have secured those celebrated
artists. the Vokes Family, who will appear here
ON the evenings of the 1st and, 2pd OF November.
rhey will be supported by their own dramatic
company, and altogether will present one of the
greatest attractions ever offered in this city.
Their stay in this country is limited to three
months, as they return to England in Decem
her, to play at Drury Lane theatre during the
holidaya, and it was with difficulty that they
were secured for the two evenings in Whining
Ton.
Fanny Davenport is playing Lady Teazle'
III the West.
Frank Mayo, the actor, has given $50 to-
ward the monument to the trotting horse
American Girl"
The English critics are delighted to find that
Mr.. Toole brought no 'Americanisms" back to
the London stage
Mrs Lander has sharpened her quill and
written Edge Tools" for new play. We sup.
pose 1t il n cut ut the times.
Bret Harte has written something which
Stuart Robson thinks s the long looked for
coming" American comedy.
Lord Byron's historical tragedy Of "Sardana-
iAlls has been brought out at the Royal Aexan
drla Theatre, Liverpool, with good measure
ui sueceas
Mime. Lucca intends to retire to private life
after her series of operate performances in the
leading cities OF. Germany during the coming
winter
Boucicault was 30 happy at the SUCCESS
achieved by Mrs b. i'll the character OF Moya
g. Shauglraun'D that he gave her bracelet
which cost 700 guneas ; but he took care that
the thing was pretty well advertised.
Mile Titiens, whom her managers name
The Queen of the Lyric Stage" makes her
rrst appearance in Philadelphia, tomorrow eve
nlng at the Academy OF Music, in concert,
which will include also Madame Arabella God
dard, the panlste, Ma Tom Kari, the tenor, Sig
nor Carlo Orlandmi. baritone, and NJ. Emile
Sanret, the viollnist. There will also be Titi-
eiis matinee on Saturday afternoon, and anoth-
er concert on Wednesday evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
SECOND EDITION.
The baltimore American suit.
nEvERpy JoHNsoN NOT WITHDRAWN HIS OFFER TO
DEFEND.

REvERDy JOHNSON NOT WITHDRAWN HIS OFFER TO
DEFEND.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
The american, this morning, emphatically de-
nes the correctness OF the statement made in
yesterdays New York Herald, that Reverdy
johnson had withdrawn his offer to defend its
proprietors in the libel suits brought against
them by Governor Groome, and Comptroller
Wooford. Mr. johnson has authorized the
american to say that be has not withdrawn, and
on the contrary, he is anxious for the cases to
come to trial, in order that he may have an op-
portunity to place upon record his views Of the
liberty and rights of the press, as the exponent
and defender of the rights OF the people.
Mr.. Johnson expects to sail for Europe, on
sent two months, but it is not expected that the
trials will come up before his return, If, indeed
they are ever called.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Narrow Escape.

Mr. EWING OF THE ELKToN "wHIa" ACCIDENTALLY
BUT NOT DANGEHoUsLY sHoT.
Special to the Commercial.
NEWARK, DEL, Oct 81.
A telegram and letter were received at Elkton,
yesterday, stating that L. E. Ewing, Esq. Of the
Cecil Wing, while cunning At his brothers at
Rowlandsvile, had accidently shot himself. His
life was saved by his pocket~book and some PEN
pies receiving the contents Of the gun. Some
few shot entered his body making painful, but
not dangerous wound. His wife was telegraphed
to come to him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

The next class of u. s. bonds to be called for
redemption will be the Five Twentes of 1865.
These bonds pay per cent interest, i'll May
and November. and the amount of them out
standing is 1852, 532 $50.
kilograms received in Chicago from the
northwest report signs OF hostile outbreak
among portion of the Indians, who have been
dissatisfied since the Red Cloud council.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
an CtaI.

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY
New York, Oct. 81.
Gold opened, this morning, at $1.l6.
Furnished by Craige, johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, eth and Market Sts.l
LONDON, 1890 p. M. Oct, 81.
Consols for moneys "a lie; for account, "a 1-1G
q. s. 5-2Os of 1866 1O316, 1865, S1O71s 10.40's
$104sl. New SIS of 81, s1O35{. Erie common
shares 1415. Preferred, 81. New York Cen
tral, 92
Frankfort Oct. 21.
u. s. 5-20's of 1866 99L.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
chc Lecture, This Evening.

Col. \. W. Higginson will deliver the second
stture of the Charming Course at the Unitarian
Church, this evening His subject is " The
Aristocracy of tho Dollar, and from the known
high abilities of the lecturer, delightful even
ing may be anticipated by those who attend.
The church shonld be crowded. 1t was not
quite eo full, two weeks ago, as the great merits
OF this Course deserve.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Passenger Fares Increased

New passenger rates have been adopted on the
trunk railroad lines entering Chicago, which
makes an advance of about S2 on the old rates
They will go into effect on November l. The
fare from Chicago to New York will be 1872
Boston +25 Philadelphia, 500 Baltimore,
1880 Harrisburg. $19.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Dailp Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson
Francis g. Ferris.
~ fia Terms, etc., see Second Page.

The Republicans add another victory to their
list California yesterday reversed the charac-
Ter OF the result of September, and elected a
Republican State Superintendent of instruction
,y,r the Democratic candidate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
"AiIthe New. Tor one Cent.n

neTo is a postal" written by a Detroit wife to
' ,ler absent husband; 81 am most sick, BABY is
i,iuef the DOCTORS care and James aud the 9TH
81 ctlltren have the measles. The rest of us
are usually well ALI the women are wearing
nsa,ck-combs, and don't forget to write often. We
aii 1ii send love, and our house almost got on fire
lhsb night, IANE ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Didn't Expect II.

h iecare,ary iaa, Chandler said yesterday that when
no ;. iell Michigan che had no more idea OF being
snea Hsan 10 Ia seat in the Cabinet than of going to
,1onti' EJah-like, in chariot of fire. conse-
'iuehtly lie would have to 20 home for a week
nj. 'sn s uays to arrange his business and bring
iil0 family to Washington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Centennial Excursion Party.

me excursion party of representative men
ot tho West and Northwest, to visit the Centen-
MAJ buildings, arrived in Philadephia yesterday
afternoon. 1t includes Governor Bagley, OF
michigan ! Gov. Hendricks of Indiana Cover
more elect Hayes of Ohio, and prominent bank
ers q, merchants and editors. The party will visit
Tie Centennial Grounds to day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Republican Success In California.

pi,e ne urns OF the election tor Superintendent of
stl9 Iuone Instruction in California, the only
,i'ate LAY oilcer chosen there this mouth, Indicate
Lat ,i Carr, Republican. has been chosen over
rrimIIgeraid, riI Democrat. The Ind pendent can
u,,ate , withdrew several weeks ago, aud the sup
pO,e yo, o. the Grangers was given to Carr. The
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Butterick a. Co. Failed.

In New York, on Tuesday the failure was an
nounced OF the we'll known house of E. Butter
ck Il Co , No. 4S9 Broadway, dealers in fashion
plates, with branches in London Chicago and
other places; their liabilities sre estimated at
5000, 900, while the assets available for paying
debts are said to be inconsiderable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
new Advertisements, To-day.

Ferrys Br witty
Wehb'S trtvlty
Gou rus brew
Mott e of Application
Sofa --Ad tr rev "
Penuman--J Pr 4fce
Cashm res--W B sharp
Ela' X lks-W 3 -harD
Ianp 1des-K NJ rrl.un
Communicated Smith
Plain hils-Dubell's brevity
Variety store dams " Bro
Rniekerbockers-W B harp
Lonnon edition of 81 Nicholas
We trcoats-RuXbanm's II vity
New buckwheat-W Chandler .
Quick diDners-Fulmer'- hrtvty
AhIrs shoes-tennpsseys hrevly
Brick house for sale-A M'Cnulley
stpe room for rent Remington
Wilmington h Reading X r time table
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

The soldiers NOuument.
MEETING OF THE MONUMENT ASSOCIATIONS

MEETING OF THE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of the Soldiers Monument Asso'
citation was held yesterday afternoon, at Coloc
tor Nolens office, in the Custom House, ex May
or Valentine presiding. The following letter
from j. 7. Heald was read
10 the President and Directors Of H,e Soldiers
nnd Sailors Monument association Grntleinen :
You are aware that the conditions upon which.
in July, 1870, | agreed to convey to your AS
sociation the triangular lot bounded by Broome
and l4th streets, and Delaware Avenue, have
never been fulfilled and that the time has come
when action must be taken looking to the COM
pletion of the Monument originally designed,
and to the devising of ways and means To keep
the grounds in good order
1t occurs to me to suggest that your Associa-
ton adopt resolution appointing committee
to ascertain whether the City Government will
accept deed OF the lot upon suitable and nee
essary conditions, and il 30 that you request me
to make the title to the City.
saBefore taking any step in reference to the I'll
tie, (Which has never passed from me) l wish
to have your views and desire 30 far rs pos
sible to carry them into effect.
Very Respectfully Yours,
j. r. HEALD.
WILMINaToN, Del. Oct 20, 1875.
A resolution corresponding to the suggestion
OF Mr.. Head letter was adopted. and ). Nj.
Harrington, Esq, W. @. Spruance, Esq and M
M. Child were appointed the committee.
Resolutions were then adopted, referring in
high tern,s to the patriotic abors OF Eli Crozier,
and directing the committee property to have
the picket fence repainted OF u different color,
and to remove the pole which has been placed in
the grounds. Tho first resolution is AZ fol-
lows =
Resolved That we are deeply sensible of the
obligation of this association to Eli Crozer, Esq
for his patriotic labors in grading and soddlng
the monument grounds aud enclosing the same
and in raising money for payment of debts
against the Association.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
The 5-2O BOnds.

INTEREST DUE NOV. 1sr TO BE PAID WITHOUT RE-
BATE.
WASHINGTON, Oct q.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, this morning.
ordered that the interest on the 20 bonds fall
ing due on November lst. next, be paid without
rebate from and after Monday next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Deaths.

HICKS.-Sudlenly, OH the 10Th inst , of apOplexy,
Mrs Francis A, widow of the lite Robert d.
Hicks.
Funeral from her late residence, Thursday after
noon 2lst inst, at2H O'Clock,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Com nerclai Reports,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81.
Flour quiet and steady Northwest family
$6 25@8725 Penna., Indiana, and Ohio do.
SO 121S@7.50. Wheat firm new State red,
81. .4O@1.41 new Western do. damp and good,
s1.08@1.20 amber $1.250Dl42 white 81 400
$1.55. Rye 76@85c for western. Corn in better
request, yellow, 70@71c mixed 69@7Oc. Oats
fairly active, mixed 38@40c white 42@50c.
Whiskey S1.16.
QUOTATIONS AT THH BRANDYwINK MILLS FOR yIoUR
AND aRAN-ooRRxOTKD DAILY.
Family Flour. $4,000 800
Extra Flour. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6.75@ $50
Superhne Flour. 4.75R 5.75
Wheat, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.35
Corn, Observation-Disclosures. 73o
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

LOAN SALES, LAST EvENING.--The Aid Loan,
at its Tooth monthly meeting, sold money az
5000 at2294 fourth series 81 $50 at i2l q.
The Central Loan sold 800 at q, $500 at 20.
and ~, 900 vt 1917.
The Germana No. Q, at its 33rd monthly meet
ing, sold S4O0 at 30l5, 400 ut 80, $500 at
29l9, and aiOO at 30. The remainder was paid in
Withdrawals
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
supposed Wife Murderer.

A NEW YORK LADY FOUND WITH HER THROAT OUT.
PULASKI, N. Y. Oct. "a.
Mrs. George Greenfield, Of Orwell, in this
county, WAS found in her bed room. this morn
ing, with her throat cut from ear to ear. Sus-
picion points towards her husband, who is said
to have been very jealous OF her.
The 5-lO EROnds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
France.
'AkTI TALLY

GREAT FIRE IN BREsT-THE ARSENAL PARTIALLY
BURNED.
PARIS, Oct. 21.
A fire in the arsenal at Brest has occurred,
which caused damage to the extent Of 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
FIFTH EDITION.
Death of an Editor.

RUN OYER BY TRAIN AND FATALLY INJURED
Boston, Oct. 21.
Frederick Hudson. well known as the previous
managing editor of the New York Herald, died,
this morning, from the effects OF injuries re-
ceved, last evening, at Concord Mass, by being
run over by a train of cars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
,rhc sunday school Convention.

THE MORNINGS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re-
PORTS.
The Colored National Sunday School Conven.
ton WAS opened, this morning, with religious ex-
ercises by Rev rhos. Jones.
The expenses of the convention were reported
at 500 IL, and an order drawn for the amount.
The amount collected during the sessions WAS
stated at S79 68.
donation OF 800 was made to the Christian
Recorder, which was endorsed by the Conven-
tion.
Mrs Rebecca Barnes and others discussed
sour Discouragements,' showing some Of the
uphill difficulties which beset Sunday School
work.
The Comm ittee on Statistics made q repor
which showed that fifty-sx schools are repre-
sented in the Convention. In these schools
there are 935 teachers and 8, 527 scholars In
the libraries are IA. 083 books
recess was taken to O'Clock.
THE CENTRAL CHURCH PAsToRATE.-A An sd-
journed meeting of the New Castle Presbytery
WAS held in this, yesterday, during the recess Of
the Synod, to take action on the resignation OF
the Central Church pastorate by Rev. J. p, Con-
key. Mr.. Conkeys petition WAS granted, and
the pastorate dissolved
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
A LONDON EDITION OF
St Nicholas s

We take pleasure In announcing that we have ar
| ra ged to issue edition of ST. NICHOLAS in
| LoNDoS.
We feel that ST. NIcioLALs will not suffer Dy COM
parlsOn " tn any p lblcation OF its Kind OF the
other eide of the Atlantic, and that 1t should re
ceive as grateful welcsme in England AZ 1t has in
america
| +. ON the .thers aud mothers. and the children
themselves; from literary men, critics, clergymen,
and the newspaper press all over this country, have
| come to us the warmest W rls of aise.
John G. whittier, our Quager Poet, seems only
to express the universe. sentiment, whel he
writes
1T is little tn say of st. Nicholas that 1t is the
best Chld's Periodical IN the world "
The Nep York Trib ae utters but the verdlc5 Of
the American Press, when 1t Gays
"In the avalanche OF immoral literature that
threatens the children, some strong really Who'll
| some, ami really attractive mag lzlne is required
for them, and sr. MICH ,LAs has reached higher
platform, and commands for this service wider
resources than any of its predecessors or cone EN-
porarles."
| The November Namber Now Ready,
will he sure to attract attention as the irt OF the
| English edition. II will be foun to be worthy
representative of American Art au letters
| The prospectus of Sr. NICHOLAS N the new
year is uncommonly brilliant Ia add ion TO con
tributions from
The First Writers of America,
articles on English ns.org, stories, poems, and
sse' ches are promised by Christina Roise'tl,
Richard A. Proctor, George Mcdonald, Mrs,
olphaut and other Prominent English uth0rs
| sN-S nd 25 cents 10 the NOVEMBER NuMBs,.
| Subscripti N price 50 ayelr, postage paid The
volumes for 1874 AID lsI5, elegantly bound in red
and gold 81 eaci. For sale by all Booksellers and
News eaers, and by
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oct2l-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

M llllcit dlstlery in full blast was seized by
'''enue officials in New Orleans yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Nelj Aduertissments.

TRY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
Il MOKIN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
THE MARKET.
GRO. W. BUSH d SON, French St. wharf