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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
The Navy Depar.maent Fire.

THE FLAMES oosfINED TO TIE UPPER sr iRY-
MANY RECORDS BURNED.
The fire i'll the Navy Department at Washing
ton, of which some particulars were furnished
by telegraph and printed in late edition. or
day, did not extend beyond the upper story OF
the building, where it originated. The fire star
ted at half-past twelve O'Clock, in the east end
of the main building, and by two O'Clock was
completely under control. 1t was thought the
flames originated from defective flue, as the
room where they broke out unoccupied
being used for the storage of records. Many OF
the official documents were burned seriously
damaged by water, with which the upper floors
were flooded but it is said nearly all the papers
destroyed can be replaced. One or two naval
officers on duty IN the building narrowly escaped
sufiocation while attempting to remove valuable
records from the burning rooms The damage
10y water was at least equal to that by fire, and
the condition of the old building is such that
tensive repairs will be required to reft it for
cupancy The Secretary's Office proper which
is in the wing of the main building, sustained no
damage,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
QUOTATIONS. AT THE DaAs0ywIsE MILLS ron rloUn
Louisiana.

PINCnBAcKs PROSPECTS FOR HIS sEAT-PRoBABII.-
ITy OF THE SENATE TAXING ACTION FAVORABLE
TO THE CONSERVATIVES.
Especial Dlspa' oh to the New y Nrk Timesl
WAsHINaToN, Jan. 25.-The Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections held a meet
ing to day for the purpose of considering the
claims of Pinchback to seat in the Senate
from Louisiana. In consequence of the absence
of some of the members of the committee action
was postponed until Wednesday next at which
time II IL expected decision will be reached. 1t
is expected that Pinchback will be admitted un
der his original credentials. His new credentials
are not generally treated with seriousness. II
is also likely that the Senate will be in favor of
giving back the control of the Lower House to
the Conservatives, if it proves to be true that
they had majority elected and were cheated
out of organizing the House by the action of the
Returning Board,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Deaths.

CRESSW ELL--In Philadelphia, on sunday, 2iti
inst, d. Sterrett infant son cf Dalll :. ana n ar
garel j. Cresswell.
STEvENSON.-On the 2ith inst, Ilarri wife OF
Alfred ?. stevenson, in the Goth Y of h'r agc
The funeral Will leave the residence her fat vr
in-,aw, VIM. stevenson No. d25 rait .,h 5 rect, on
Wednesday 27th inst at 2 O'Clock wee N I'M
cd Baptist church, a. 30 lnternent at iiiyerylew
Cemetery. Corpse TO be seen at the nuIse only
WILMER-In Philadelphia, on th,' 2Sd inst Wm
b. Wilmer. son Of n. X. and Hn. Is, " Linz r, aged
3years and months.
COY LF.-At Belieview, on Sunday, the "a h inst,
George Willie, beloved AMI only G II OF 'orge
and Maggie Coye. Aged years an - mon hs
The relatives and friends of the family ire re-
spect uy invited attend his fu eral from his Int
residence, Belleview stat on, Brandywlne iundtt Il
on Wednesday, January 2Ith, at o'cUck,to proceed
to the Win ngLon Brandy wine Cemetery,
We were weeping at his pillow.
For we knew that he must dle
And the house Is sad aud lonely
Since Georgle in the grave m ST lie.
Fold the waxed hands ,opether,
Close the bright and spark H. eyes,
hee how like a broken lily,
Pale and b9auti Ill he lies.
Little George was our darling,
Pride OF all our hearts at home
But an angel came and whispered,
Georgie darling, do come home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
The New state House.

RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR ITS PRESERVATION
AND GOOD ORDER.
The rules prepared by the JOINT committee of
the Legislator for the government and preser-
yaiion of order in the State House forbids smok-
ng aud the presence Of unruly persons fixes
the hours for opening at AM, IA and p. NJ /,
aud for closing at l2.3O6 and 10 sop. M;appoints
c, q. FatOn librarian at n salary of 800 per
anuum requires linn to become responsible
for the books of the library and to make prop
er register OF the same, and also imposes upon
him the further dnty of the of the Offices of
the Governor and Secretary of State in their
absence. VIM NJ Shakespeare is made general
superintendent VI the State House with power
10 lemOye Die III rArian for oArhe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Catholic statistics.

The New York Tablet gives the following sta
ti.tios of the Roman Catholic Church in the
United States ''Seven archbishops, 53 bishops,
4,s73 priests, $500 churches, chapels and sta,
tions of which certainly 4,sO9 are churches, 10
theological semnaries, and 1878 studying Tor
the priesthood 6s colleges 5l1 academies, L.
ii4 parish schools, 2l5 asylums, homes and
refugees, 81 hospitals, and a Catholic population
exclusive of Baltimore, Charleston, Erie and
BROOKLYN for which no estimates are given( Oh
d. 76I .2i2 In 1914 there So priests, not as
MANY PRIESTS in the country there are now
Catholic hospitals; not as many priests as thore,
are now of three names, Walsh, Murphy and
n'n,nnnr ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
7 - -
Personal.

--Vce-president Wilson made an address be,
fore the Young Mons Christian Association in
New York, at their second anniversary, last eye-
ming.
room by the spran which he received on Friday
last.
- Hon John II. Walker, who was President
OF the last Constitutional Convention of Penn
syvanis, died yesterday at his residence IN Erie.
Io had been for some time in feeble health
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

FARMERS TROUBLES. Many farmers expert
ence IL great deal OF trouble i'll getting their
grain ground, owing to the low water and tile
recent hard freezing weather. A great many
wheels are now frozen fast and maiIy more Lave
not sufficient water to run their mills We lave
seen several millers busy cutting leo from their
head races the ice on which was from lo to 90
inches thick. This accumulation is the result of
many free 1ings tho former crop having sunk
when the water was drawn off and 1t not ris ing
again when the water was turned in, allowed a
fresh layer to gather upon the former andso on
until the races have become almost solid led Of
ice.-- Hesi Chester Ne,os.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
New AdvertisemenIs, 'To-day,

Hales Hair Remover, 81 page
BOhrdng-22T Shipley street
Wanted-board bY y ung man
Practical umbrella maker-Chas King
Funeral notice
or sale-FlXtures OF a grocerp store
Wa ted-a good cock
Seventh street vafetiOs
Bnwman's Brevites
Cheap groceries at eth and Orange-Breyity
OysteTs-Fu liner, Brevity
Cheap gOOds-HowbOtham Breyity
ugar corn-JOnes' Breyliy
City Laundry-Brevity
Whilmln's confectons, Brevity
Eur caps-Webb's. nrevity
Partaga cigars-Singles a Son, Brevity
Winter hats ubell, Brevity
Neck wraps-horgan, Brevity
Fine rnlture-Rnterprise Co. Brevlty
Evaporatee sugar cDrn-Brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
florida elects a U. s. Senator to-day.

Florida elects a U. s. Senator to-day.
Yesterday was the first cloudless day since
Christmas at Montgomery, Alabama.
The Congressional Committee al New Orleans
was still occupied yesterday with ali examination
OF the doings of the Returning Board.
The Grand Jury of the U. s. District Court at
Baltimore yesterday, indicted Captain George
McGonegle, of the British bark Countess of
Dufferin and John McGonegle, seminar of the
same vessel. for smuggling. The accused were
released on bail.
King Kaakaua passed through Ogden, Utah,
OH Sunday eve ming, on his way vert, and was
waited upon by the Mayor and a dcputation of
Mormons from Salt Lake City. An address by
the Mayor was read, and Kalakana pr missed to
send written reply from San Francisco.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
rne Tcnne,,ee senatorshIp.

Ballutting for U. s. Senator was resumed yes
terday by the Tennessee Legislature without re-
suit. On the SD ballot Bates received 40 votes,
Brown was then renominated and the name OF
Bates withdrawn. Amid great confusion on the
floor, and applause for Brown and Johnson IN
the galleries. the President of the Convention
tast which ia now between Brown and johnson,
viii be decided on the first ballot to-day. Both
PARTIES are hopeful of SUCCESS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Contracting its Operations.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has
abandoned its coastwise trade between San
Francisco and the ports this side of San Diego,
having sold out to an opposition line The rea'
soii assigned by the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany at San Francso for taking this step is be
canse the company intends to devote itself Gu
ttely to Isthmus and Chinese trade. 1t has been
ANXIOUS for long time to rid itself of the care
and attention involved in theinanagement of the
cOlrtNlht. trnde
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Repeal OF the Pacific Mall Sub-idy >
Recommended,

Irwin, the recuslnt Pacific Mail witne4-, nv
ing purged himself of contempt, was yesLeIdt'
discharged from custody by order OF che Hpilsc.
He was again before the Committe of Ways md
Means, and his testimony was quite inter estlng
although he still maintains that he docs not
know to whom Schumacher disbursed the $780,
600 paid to him to secure his own influence and
the votes of rs many Congressman AS he 90 ud
purchase. The House Committee on Apprupria-
tions has reported in favor of the repeal OF the
act of 1872 granting the subsidy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
FemaI. Thier Apprenendea.

Mrs Kate f. Clark recently seamstress in
the family of Senator Stewart at Washington,
was arrested in Baltimore yesterday, OIL the
charge of having robbed Mrs. Stewart on Satnr-
day of s65O0 worth of bonds diamonds, laces,
etc. The property was recovered and sent on to
Washington with the accused Two trunks we're
also found, containing over $40 900 worth of
plhte. lnceA, yelyets, and other valuabes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
THIRD EDITION:
from New York.

CONTESTS AMONG THE RAILROADS ICE IN
THE RIVER AND FERRY DETENTION.
New York, Jan. 26
The war between the railroad lines between
here and Chicago lis becoming intense, and
large reduction in freight and passenger rates
are being made.
The ice in the North and East Rivers again
interferes with navigation. Several fery-boats
were detained four hours, last night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
The Presiden. Declines IL Free pass

: Washington correspondence OF the Graphic
sys 1t has leaked out here that the President
since sent pass to the President, allowing him
ifee Use of the telegraph for personal and pri-
nate messages. This pass, however, WAS
promptly returned by the President, as he pre-
erred to pay for his own messages and did not
The company
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
SECOND EDITION.
weather Record
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHISaTos, Jan 90.
Probabilties For the Middle States, high but
falling barometer, winds gradually shifting to
north east and south east, increasing cloudiness'
and over eastern portions lower temperature
than on Monday but over western portion rising
temperature followed tonight by light snow or
rain
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Rhode Island,

DIXON wITHDRAws AND BURNSIDE ELECTED.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 26.
The Legislature elected-Gen. Burnside to the
U. s. Senate on the first ballot, this morning,
Dixon having withdrawn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
spain.

RETREAT OF THE cARLIsTs INTO NAVARRO.
MADRID, Jan. 26.
The Carlists have retreated into Navarro with
all their war material The Army Of the North
has assumed the offensive against the Carlists
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

II ia rum ored at Montreal that Lord Dufferin
will resign the Governor Generalship OF Canada
and be appointed yiceroy of India.
Secretary Robeson was complimented VIII the
rominaton for U. s. Senator by the Republican
csucns of the New Jersey Legislature last night.
He has no show of an election, OF course.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

OFFICE LoBDELL CAR WHEEL Co..
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept 49, 1874. I
GEO W. sTONE dear Strive have used the
Averill Chemical Paint for about two years, in this
state and North Carolina, and have found IL to be
the best Paint for outside work when exp .sed to
the weather, that We have ever used Yours re-
spectfully, .
(Signed3 GEO. q. LOBDELL, Prest.
Sample cards may be had on application.
We Will apply this paint when desired Estimates
for painting with this Paint promptly furnished.
GEOkGE w STONE,
sepl46mof No II EAST WATER STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

FREIGHT ON THE w. IL W. The through
freights over the Wilmington 4 Western, com
ing from the Pennsylvania road, viz Pomeroy,
not only continue to be large, but are ateadily
increasing. Notice was received, Yesterday by
the W. * W. agent, of Al cars the way, to be
moved by that route The business has treI,led
in amount within year 1t is done of course,
at very low rates. and while it helps the W. Il W.
revenues, these dull times, is by no means no
profitable as il should be.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
P.r,nenent Certificates for Teacher,

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE ON TEACH
ERs CONCERNING THEM.
The Committee on Teachers of the Board Of
Public Education made the following report last
evening
TO he Board of Public Education:
Your Committee on Teachers think the occa.
sion of the promotion of another teacher to a
position in one of the grammar schools a fit one
to commend to the Board and the public, the
example Of the twelve who have passed the ex-
animation emitting them to permanent certiti-
Gates. and upon which to express again the opin-
ION that it is the duty of all our teachers who
have not passed such an examination, to pursue
regularly the studies necessary in order to do
so. Especially do we feel that this is duty in
cumbent upon those who without having passed
such examination, hold positions i'll our gram
mar schools or principalship i'll our primary
schools. We therefore offer the following
Resoloed, That the public good deman Is that
we should, whenever possible secure for the
higher positions in schools, teachers, who
by their scholarship and SUCCESS in teaching,
have become holders of the permanent certif-
Gates given under the rules Of tins Board
Signed CHARLES BAIRD,
VIM s. HILLEs,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
rnnadian ITolocaust

The farm house of Pierre Dulude, at Boucher
willie, Quebec, was burned yesterday morning,
and Duludo's wife aud eight children pershed in
the flames. All bnt few fragments of their
bodies consumed. Dulude was so badly
burned in attempting to save them that his re-
coYe"Y Is dOmbtlnl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

Ice IN THE RED CLAY.--Heayy ice is piled in
Red Clay Creek on Fell's dam near Fauikltnd,
and workmen are cutting and blasting it, 10 tha
when the break-up comes, il NAV not damage
the railroad bridge. The tlaw OF Sunday rel the
ice afloat in the creek, except the dams. 1t is
very heavy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

DEATH IN CHANCELLOR SAuLsBUHy's FAMILY -
Maggie, 10 years of age, only daughter of Chan
cellor Salisbury, died at Dover. OH SATURDAY., oi
consumption. The funeral will talk, Ilace, thin
afternoon, the remains being inferred in the
Episcopal burying ground in that town.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

The George Washington Bank of Corning, N.
l.,was cused by the Sheriff on Saturday. 1t was
private concern, owned by George w. Patter-
son, and many of Its depostors were poor per-
sons. Its liabilities are 10000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
A vERILL CHEMICAL PAINTl

A VERILL CHEMICAL PAINTl
THE BEST PAINT IN THE MARKET.
READ THIS. READ THIS.
OFFICE HARLAN h HoLLtNGswORTH Col
WILMINGTON. DEL, Aug. II, 1874. :
GEO. W. SToNE:-Dedr Str-I have been using the
Aver Chemical Paint for the last seven years, or
suce 1867, aud take great pleasure in stating that
the longer have 1t In use the more like lt-in fact
have never seen anything to compare with 1t for
beauty and durability Very respectfully,
igned3 j. L. CAUSE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Proposed Compromise. "a, v,ci.shurg

A telegram from Nicksburg says "A move
ment is on foot here to make good Crosby's
bond, on condition that he gets ont of the way
and puts acceptable deputy in tho Office, who
will have full charge. Many of tho citizens
strongly condemn the project to maze the bond
believing Flanagan to be the legally elected
sheriff, and that he ought to be sustained in The
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

HOME FOR AGED WOMEN. s.--ACKNowLEDaMEN ENT
The Treasurer of the Home ~ Aged Womer
takes pleasure in acknowledging 52l0 less $40
Tax, being the legacy of Ann Curtis by Thomas
Worilow and Joseph W. Traynor executors. AL
30 of $50, an anonymous DONATION.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
FOURTH EDITION.
The Damage ed Navy Building

REPAIRS BEeUN-MoyING IN THE RECORDS &c.
WAsHINGToN Jan. 26.
Workmen are busy repairing the damage to
the Navy Department and returning to the
building the records hastily removed during the
fire. The official routine will be resumed in a
day or two. but the .epairs will occupy several
weeks
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
FIFTH EDITION.
New Jersey.
BALLoTINe FOR U. B. SENATOR.

TRENTON, Jan. 26.
Both Houses of the Legislature began ballot
ing to-day for U. s. Senator. In the Senate
Secretary Robeson had majority in the House,
Ex-Governor Randolph. At the joint convention
tomorrow, Mr.. Randolph will be chosen by q
party vote.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

ION JoLp, colored, who was to have been
nialged at Montgomery Friday, for murder,
s nas mad his sentence comuiuted by the Governor
VI Alabama to imprisonment for life.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

ESCAPED FROM THE Cry CtLLs.-A man
named Smith knocked man down yestei day
OH Water street. and jumped on his stomach
with all his weight, injuring the man, it il
thought, severely. Smith is very large man,
and has been i'll the hands of the police on for
NOR occasions. Ho was arrested for the brutal
act above named and put in the city hall TO await
a hearing, this morning, but during tho night lie
broke down the partition separating bun from
the dodgers and escaped by departing early in
the morning when the door waa unlocked TO let
the lOdgerA out.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

PKor. KRUEaERs ANNUAL FLORAL PARIY. -
Prof. Kruger has fixed upon Wednesday the
2lst of March rs the close of the season with
his classes, and will celebrate the occasion with
another of those floral parties which have given
such general satisfaction in the past He hopes
to be able to even improve upon former ones.
As previously, the hours from to 10 in the eve.
ming will be devoted to masters and misses, and
afterwards the Aoor will be at tie disposal of
his larger pupils and their friends. OF course
the affair will take place in the Opera House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF itE.--1he Knicl-
erbocker Ice Company, Of Phlsdehha. yetler-
day reduced the price of ice to - cts per 100 ls.
The ice crop, this season, is so plentiful, that it
ID expected that the price the coming Summer
VIII be about one-half that Of the past year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

New YORK, Jan. 26.
Gold, to-day, S1.12al.
Furnished by Merrck, johnson a Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.l
LONDON. 1890, p. NJ, Jan. 26.
Bonds unchanged. Erie common shares 26A
02G16. Market dull but steady.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
China.

DEcEAsE OF THE EMPERoR-ALL QUIET.
LONDON, Jan. 26.
The Emperor Of China died ON the 18th inst.
His successor is only five years of age. No dis
orders have occurred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

sep14-6nof
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

I OST THIS, TUESDAY, MORNING,
IL on Market street, two deposit books Of the Ma
tlona Bank of Wilmington Brandywine The I'm
der will please leave them at
jan28tf- THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Ice Accident.

Elk MEN INJURED-Two FATALLY.
PoUaHKEEpsIE N. Y, Jan. 26.
By the falling of an elevator at an ice-house
i'll this city, six men are buried in the ruins. ALI
are seriously injured and two cannot live.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Gntertainments.
CEvENTH STREET vARIE1 les.

SEVENTH STREET VARIE1 les.
SEVENTH STREET BELOW WALNUT.
JOHN G. CLARK, MANAGER
THoS. LEYBURN LEADER OF ORCHEsTRl
Grand Opening Night,
THIS TUESDAY EVENING, JAN 26TH, 1875.
" Nith apoweriul company of male and female artists
selected from the front ranks Of the profession.
Miss Zallle Herman, Miss Alidla White, Miss Alice
Sheppard, Miss Grace Harvey, Messrs. En-
erson and clark, searles and Beggs,
Morreste and Schrode, Tom. Ley
burn, Frank HUFF, Master
Rouch, and j. C. Clark.
Prices Of admission, 25 and 10 Cents
Doors open at 7,i5, TO commence at precisely.
jan2G-lt"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
vocal AND INLTkUMENTAL CONCERT
VIII be given at the
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2STH.
MME. EMMA KLAISY, from Paris, Yiooncest
and Pianist. Assisted by Miss Anna Schubert, SO
prano, Mons. Theodore Iorenz, accompanlst
Admission, down stairs, 75 cents Reserved
Seats, 81 Balcony, 30 cents Tickets for sale at
Robelen Pro. IS Music store, and Boughman, Thom-
as h Co 4 Book Store. jan19,2s, 25,z7,2S'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

party vote
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

SALE OF CRY BosDs-Francis Vincent, Esq
City Treasurer, has sold city b ,nds HI follow
since Friday, the sales on that day being sl2,
OO0 on Saturday $1,000, on Monday $500, and
this morning, up to 8 80, 1000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
New York.
DEATH OF MouLToN's MOTHER.

DEATH OF MoULT0Ns MOTHER.
NEW York, Jan. 26.
During the Beecher trial. this morning, Moul-
ton received despatch announcing the death Of
his mother. The cross examination was contin-
ued, counsel wishing to get through with 1t to-
day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Board OF Trade will meet at Las, tLis
evening.
The Womens Temperance Union meets at
Friends 'Lyceum room, 4th and West streets, to-
morrow afternoon, at o'clock
meeting OF the creditors of the Oxford Co
operative Car Co. will be held al the Gnurd
House, Philadelphia, on Thursday mex. the 2Sth
irst.
I'm stranger, and hard mp. said quiet
looking thinly-clad young man, who applied at
the kitchen door, to clean of the pavement of u
citizen, yesterday. How many such there al 9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
MONTGOMERY s
HAIR RESToRER

For centuries, mankind has been searching for
hair dye, and nvigorator, which should be effective,
and not deleterious. Thousands of compositions
have come into notice, merely TO fail and die. 1t
was left to Phadephian to discover a Hair Re-
slorer which has all their advantages with none OF
their drawbacks, and in Montgomery's Hair Restor-
er we have the ultimate result OF all scientific inyes-
tigaton on this subject. 1t is an ipocuous vegeta-
Bile preparation, which is really food, and not o
dye, lusire creator, and not an oily varnish. 1t
creates new life in the hair, and so feeds 1t that II
retains its elasticity, color, hneness of fibre, and
glossy surface to the latest age 1t is the best ar
Gle ever invented for the human scalp W. G. Mont
gomery Proprietor, 40 N. Sixth St, Philadelphia.
sold by all Druggists. sep29-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Armies Withdrawn.

THE TURKISH AND MoNTENE6RIN FORCES RETIRE
FROM THE FRONTIERS.
VIENNA, Jan. 26.
Turkish and Montenegrin forces have been
withdrawn from the frontiers of the respective
countries
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
educational.

"a A. REYNOLDS
,l.AssICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE
WILMINGTON, DEL.
iHs FALL. TERN WILL ofss sRPrEsBEh ITn, ls14
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