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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

CRIME IN PENNsYLvANIA-One Man JIer-
dered Jor Money, aud IlCo Others ia Drunken
BToUts-Western Pennsylvania has recently
been TIE scene OF three shocking tragedies
The first was the murder OF Alexander Der
ries, recently discharged United States
marine, rear Rochester, q small mining
town, on "wednesday. Berries got on a spree
with young EngIishman, a puddler en-
ployed in one OF the iron works in the neigh
borhOod. Berries showed a roll OF money
amounting TO about 500, Soon sfterwsrd
ne left the place, and In the evening his mu-
ttlated body was found lying in the road near
the village. He had been robbed and muir
dered. The authorities of Beaver county
have offered reward for the arrest OF the
murderer, who is supposed To be the English
puddier. but no clue has yet been obtained of
his whereabouts.
was committed at Lilly's station, in this
county. For some time past a bitter fued
has existed between Jacob Boast and James
sfati smap' Inc nMe Two met IN a saloon at the
KNOCKED down and kicked about the bar
room until he died. The murderer is one OF
the Molly Maguires who committed so many
outrages in Osceola at the time OF the miners
strike. He Is now In Jail.
The third murder occurred at Columbus.
Two drunken desperadoes, William wittIg,
alias Honest BILL" and Joe Keesey, en-
6a2ed In light The former, q giant In
PHYSIQUE, used his fists, while the other had
3 knife. They fought for several hours.
ant, and died soon after being taken to q
surgeons ONCE. Keessy's head and BODY
were friehtfully lacerated and disfi cured,
and IL is thought his injuries will prove fatal.
The spot where the men fought presented the
appearance OF q slaughter house.
HORRIBLE MURDER-A Farmer BacI,ered
for His Money.-A horrible and mysterious
murder was committed Monday night in tn
east part OF Shrewsbury, Mass. The victim
was John Billiard, man about forty-dye
years OF age. He and his brother, both uu-
married, lived In q house alone and carried
on farm. About ! o'clock John was left
alone In the house, the brother having gone
10 the store, about mile distant. He was
gone about an hour, and, upon his return, q
horrible scene was presented. John was ly-
ing on the floor, his body covered with blood.
His head was nearly severed from the body,
and long, Geep cuts were visible about the
head and face. The body was also badly cut
and the blood was still flowing from the ru-
merous wounds. Lying by the side OF the
body was large Ratchet with which the ter
rfbe deed had been committed, and the
dt pth OF the wounds clearly indicated thai
1t was welded by powerful hand. The OBJ
j. CT OF the horrible crime is supposed to have
peen money. Last week the man sold a cow
for $50, and Monday afternoon received a
similar amount for the sale OF some calves
This money is missing and was undoubtedly
taken by the murderer. No clue has yet
been discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

A BALTIMORE GHOST. - About three
months ago a maiden lady died in Western
Baltimore, requesting that she be buried In
an ordinary shroud, and threatening TO
haunt the house In case her wishes were dis
regarded. They were disregarded, however,
ard she was buried In costly silk dress.
The Gazette says that nothing was thought
or Tie matter until about two weeks ago,
when bridal couple engaged board at the
house. On the night OF the third day the
your wife awakened her husband with a
startled exclamation, calling out 10 him
That there was some one IN the room who
had been sitting upon the side OF the bed
until she called him. Upon awakening, he
says he heard a noise as IL of some one
moving softly across the room, and could
feel motion OF the air caused by the pas
sage OF body through IT. He Immediately
arose and struck light, but could discover
no evidences OF any one being In the room.
by the occurrence that they Ieft the house
the next day. The other boarders were In
ignorance OF the cause OF their sudden de-
paIture. Inc next night gentleman In the
house was disturbed by the same nocturnal
visitor, and thus * continued until all the
Doarders, some nve or six In number, took
short leave OF their hostess. The matter
remains as yet one OF those mysteries which
are almost impossible 10 solve, but the pro-
prietress says she will in q short time have
medium hold a seapce at the house, and by
consultation with the spirit OF the maiden
lady ascertain IL IL is sne who Is resting so
uneasily In her grave; and ~ IL Is owing 70
her body having been buried IN costly gar
exhumed al cnce and the restless spirit
Quoted with such vestments as Il desires.
A LUCKY ORPHAN-Many yesrs ago
stephen Birch, miller, came TO this coun-
try from England. He married Margaret
Law, who is believed TO have been q native
OF Ohlo. She died, leaving a boy named
stephen and girl. The latter was taken by
her mothers relatives, and has never since
been heard OF her brother, who was placed
BY his father with a friend In New York
When nineteen years old young stephen
Joined the Union army and wa en- he return-
ed he found that his father had died. Some
two years ago be heard from England that
he was believed TO be the heir 10 q consider
able estate, and AFTER Consultation with the
British Counsel be went TO England, taking
entry OF the marriage or his parents. His
en- by his fathers friends, but IL was neces-
legitimacy, and therefore a commission has
been appointed by the probate division of
the English High Court OF Judicature, and
this ommission IL 10 meet IN Hunt ngton In
few days for the purpose Of taking EVIL
dence. stephens sister, II appears, was
born In Huntington, and Stephen himself in
Centreport. He was at one time In the em-
ploy OF MI. William w. Wood, OF Hunting
ton. Constable De Long, OF the village, has
bSen engaged IN hunting up the required
evidence, and the fact OF the legal marriage
OF the parents and the consequent legitima-
OF stephen Birch are consequently fully es-
tablikhed--IM y Herald, %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

EALH OF A RAILROAD PosrPoN1p-Ths
Wilmington and Reading railroad. which
was advertised to be cold Tuesday ut the
PhilAdelphiA MerohAnts' Exchange, under
foreclOeuro Of the 0rut mortgage, was not Of
iered, the sale being Postponed until the frst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

shot FOE DIsoBeYING ORDERs.-Ai
rio6, policeman, approached the guard ct tn,
joil. IN which arc con1ned the Youngel
6rothers, the Northnen bandits, when the
guard ahot him through tho heart, killing
Rim inG10ntly. me policeman hAd IN q
derod @ k0eY aWay dom ne IAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

BY DIRECTION OF the Secretary of War
the leave of absence granted Col. T. d. CAL
lender, ordnance department, is extended
fifteen days. Leave of absence for four
months is granted Assistant Surgeon VIM.
+. Buchanan, u. 8. army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

terday afternoon jacob Lamb. q butcher, re-
siding in New York, followed the remains of
his sister TO Greenwood Cemetery, and after
her body had been lowered In the grave.
drew q pistol from his pocket and shot him.
self In the hes 4 In the presence OF the startled
mourners. He was removed to the hospital,
Who're he died In the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
25 PER CENT. LESS
THAN COST OF MANUFACTURE.

This vast stock of Goods IL now on exhibition In
cur large salesroom, aad the public are invited to
call and Inspect IL. This dis play OF RBADY-MADE
CLOTHING is by far the grandest ever made in
this District, and Is well worth Q visit from those
who contem plate the purchase Of Winter Clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

OPTICIAS-I herewith give notice to the public
" that my newly invented and csle-
DRAFTED IrE GLASSES can only be
obtained at my store, st 1929 Psnusylvauia ave-
nue., though mann OF the opticians represent that
A large sssortn emit Of Brazilian Pebble sPlC-
TACLkS AID OPERA GLAssRs ct reasonable
rates.
p. s.-An my Bye Glasses and spectsoles are
manufactured ct my own store. All glasses re-
paire1 here. sop7l-tr
II EM0YAL.-On the First lay OF October 1 shall
~ MOVE, ten pcrsrily, into the ONCE, No. Sos
18th street, opposite the u. b Treasury, formerly
occupied By Dickson Patterson.
PETER OAMPBELU,
Banker and Broker.
Washington, d. q Sept. 20, 1876 sep3s avs
THOMPSON'S
DRESS SHIRT MANDATORY.
SIX BRIT DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER FOB
$3.50.
Fit warranted perfect.
Material and workmanship warranted to be first
class.
MINIS FINE FURNISHINGS SPECIALITY.
FINE FLANHEL UNDERWEAR TO ORDER,
sepa.tr s04 stIeet n. W., LsDroit Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

TIE LITTLE ELECTION IN DELAWARE
What in known In Delaware a. the little
election, which ID held for the purpose o,
tons, took place yesterday throughout the
state. It II considered always a. . certain
Indication Of the way the state Will 20 10
the general election. The democrats claim
the state by twenty I'VE hundred majority
Senator Bayard was Deronaded last event ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

The Richmond IVA Enquirer, which has
0een Suspended several weeks, was sold AZ
auction yesterday, DR.. j. q. Beattte becom.
ing the purchaser at 80 100. Efforts are now
being made 10 purchase the paper from him
TO be published In the interest OF the repub-
Ncan party, and 1t IL more than probable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

GOVERNOR DENNIsoN received to day
letters from several prominent and we'll
posted . oliticisps in Ohio, all speaking in
the most hopeful terms OF chances for Re-
publican success in the coming state cleo
ton. Among these letters is one from Gen
eral Comfy, editor OF the Ohio State Journal,
and another is from General WIkoff, chair
man of the republican state committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
Why the Turkfsh Cabinet Refuse 10
kndOfse the Prog ramme

LONDON, Uct- the IlnieS has dispatch
are understood TO have declared. in regard 10
the programme submitted 10 them by the
powers, that they cannot be expected to
endorse programme COL corning which such
differences exist among the powers them
splyfsD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

ssss Si;:sf 8 =.
cause they may result. Those requiring Q soothing
Or euiesing drarsht. With bed afssf effects, viii
ind this BlTTnk most excellent and satisfHctory
PREPARATION. IL 10 et the same tine an AUOOYN6
and TONIC, and hes most astonishinG restore
tive ectioa on the naRvOUs and DidiSffVI
and LIyBE C0sPLAdHT, md vin give slssdy
relief In nIAe1A Alto t1v0R0, HDvIb and
HRADACHI.
10 b Asd ofaH Dysssists. SssdJx PamrAla.
BELTS 0ALIPBA BITTBB, Depot, Is OomAs.
street, Baltimore, Nd.
6AM'L TYLER, JF,
WHOLIsALl AolHf,
susn- ms Ho. s22 18th It., WashinSton. d, O,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

THE PLANET "VULCAN."-The astrono-
mers at the Naval Observatory, in this city,
have been looking steadily for the past two
days for the transit Of Levetrier's planet
Vulcan across the sun. They have seen no
thing oft, and though they will keep on the
lookout for several days lOnge +, they are In
cliDed to doubt the existence of the afore
said Vulcan.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
FOURTH EDITION.
nae Dom ocratlo otflce-moIaers.

The Dem OcrEtic O6fice-HOI1ers.
THEY FOUGHT BRAVELY AT TaE ELECTION,
YEsTERDAY-How AND WHERE THEY oPE-
RATED.
For once the official business Of the coun-
ty had to stand still on account of Little
Election" The officials of the lower end
of the county, it is presumed, were needed
there. Recorder ogle was sent to boss the
Sixth Ward ''cattle," as an inspector, and
in spite of his manipulations they We're 149
too many for him and didn't half try.
Clerk Of the Peace Springer, armed with
duplicate assessment book, stood at the
Fifth Ward window, and scrutinized every
voter as he came up. Esq. Publ did the
business in the inside as an Inspector, while
Constable Pritchett on the outside was aid
de camp to Clerk Springer.
In the Fourth Ward, the 'Squires shone
out brilliantly There Squire Frazer was
Inspector, and Squire Watson Assistant
Inspector, while Squire Brady, who lost
the Ward for City Council at the Septem-
Der election, had to do penance by working
on the outside as "Tindow man" but in
spite of all this brilliant array of official
dignity, the fatal five majority for the Re-
lpubllcan Inspector considerably dimmed
the official brightness Of the ]. P.'s.
The commanding presence of Squire
0'Neill was always seen at the Third Ware
polls. His pleasant smile did much to in.
sure good order. Squire Hsgany, though
a resident Of the Third Ward, took no yer,
active part further than to vote, though HI
would often sally across from his Office t.
the corner of Fifth and Shipley Streets ani
look down to the polls to see how the battl
was progressing. Constable WoodN ard wa
worth half dozen of 'Squires at thes
polls, as the four colored men who voted a
these polls can tell, ard the dozen who ha,
right to vote and did not, can verify.
, All chat the Seventh Ward could boast O
in the way of county official patronage wa
Constable Hickman, but Ex-Levy Cour
Commissioner Lackey came in very hand
whenever somebody was wanted to carr
! colored voters receipts to Mr.. Mccall to ge
! him to pass upon his own signatures.
We have not heard yet where Constabl
? Truitt operated, though part of the time
! was assisting Recorder Ogle to manage til
q Sixth Ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
Local Brevities.
Sunset al 5.37.
Sunrise tomorrow at c %.

sunset al 5.3I.
Sunrise tomorrow at %.
Moon rise at o. this evening.
Webb has some beautiful hats and sells them
cheap, at 304 Market street.
Inquire prices and inspect styles at the shoe
store of DOnahoe, 3l3 Market street.
Some beautiful. as well as serviceahle vest
ings, at Gouert d cos, 13 4ts street.
The cars of the w & W., yeste day, ran over
and killed horse near Newport pike.
All kinds of mems and BOYS caps in profu-
sion, at the Dubel hat emporium, f. sd st.
children shoes very cheap and new and
large stock at Murray h Bros, l07 W 2d st.
We are executing some OF the finest jol
printing ever turned out from Delawari
printing office, and our prices are much lowe
than in Philadelphia for inferior work. Esti
mates cheerfully given.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE will he out to-mor
row morning. II will be an excellen
number of this great family weekly. Copie
can be had in wrappers for mailing, price
cents. The TRIBUNE Is mailed to subscriber
in New Castle county al Si.OO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
senator COMkIing's speech.

he ADDRESSES A GREAT AUDIENCE AT UTICA,
Last EVENING.
UTICA, n. Y, Oct. 9.-senator Roscoe
Conkling made his first speech, in this cam.
paign, at the opera honse, tonight. Though
lie was evidently very weak from his re-
cent illness, 1t was powerful address,
and the meeting was Immense.
At z 80 every available standing place in
the Opera House was filled, and more peo-
pie went away than found room in the hall.
A large outdoor meeting,was organized and
addressed by Col Anson G. Wood and 9th
ers. Senator Conkling's speech occupied
about two hours, and was delivered with
evident effort and fatigue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
Commod0re yanaerh1It

About two O'Clock yesterday morning Mr..
Vanderbilt was suddenly attacked with Sc
we're pains, and up to noon, his condition
was very critical While no immediate dam
ger is apprehended it lie very apparent that
without some very decided and unlocked
for change takes place that he cannot much
longer withstand the severe strain caused
by the complication of diseases from which
he is suffering IN. Y. Herald, To-Day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
Rtdn,t Ret.

To the Editor of the Commercial:
The ''solieitude" exhibited by one Of
your newspaper neighbors was shown fur
ther in Fullmer's restaurant, last night
about IL o'clock The editor offered
to bet that "Jenkins wouldn't be
elected, at any rate" A young
bet, when the editor said he didn't
want to "lay out of his money till after
election" but wait till about election time
and then he would. The Republican then
proposed to put up forfeit, now, but he
backed on that, toe, saying he knew long
list Of Republicans who would cut Jen-
kins. He seems worried. AUDITOR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
FIFTH EDIT ON.
THE COLORADO VICTORY.
FIRST REPORTS CONFERRED.
A SWEEPING REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
Further from Colorado.
rHE' REPCBL1oAN VICTORY CONFIRM Ed.

THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY CONFIRMED.
Associated Press Telegram
Denver, Col. Oct. 4.-lhe Republicans
have undoubtedly carried Colorado, by a
decided majority, and elected the entire
State ticket, and Congressman, and secured
the Legislature by majority in both
branches. This Legislature elects two
United States Senators and three Presiden-
tial electors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

QUARREL REvIvED.-The frame stable in
the Ninth Ward, in which quantity of hay
is usually stored, and which has been the
cause of some litigation and much bad feel
ing in the past, is now the cause of a re-
newal OF the quarrel between John Mccall
and James Lawler An attempt to enlarge
the stable has led to a renewal of the fight
The Mayor gave orders, this morning, to
/ stop the work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

PEBsoNAL.- Councilman William Candy
has arrived home from his New England
tour.
Presley Spruance, son of VIM. @. Spru-
ance. Esq, is amongst the students enter
ed at Yale College.
VIM. G. Phillips. of Greenbank, one of
our highly esteemed citizens, is lying criti-
cally i'll of malaria fever.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
Proposals.
DRoBOsALs FOR G '.ApING.

Sealed proposals viii he received by the Street
Oommltttse at me on Of the Street Commissioner,
until IN URSDAA y, October 5th, at o'clock p. M,
tor completne me. grading of the bed of Walnut
street, tween g front and Third streets, commenc-
lng ny ts nag stone the northerly side of Front
street and te onatng at he flag stone at the south
ery sHe OF fhird street, amount Of earth to be
I'VE r IN re devereS Pa ID b
order o. The Street Commissioner and to be leveled
at the. expense Of the contractor.
1e Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
No bid will be accepted nless it be from respon-
sible person. G. B. UNDERWOOD.
4 sep3e5t Chairman Street Committee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
DestrucIive Fire.
A STRAW GOODS FACTORY DESTROYED.
Associated Press Telegram.

Boston, MASS, ocT 4.-The straw goods
factory of D. D. Curtis & Co., at Newfield,
Mass, was burned yesterday Tie loss is
between $50, 900 and 100000, partially in
eured,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
cITYITEMs.

rgs- A MORBID APPETITE FOR EXCITEMENT Is
the only effect of the unmedicated and aduterated
spirits frequently used under the impression that
they are wholesome stinuants. Abandon such
burning fluids at and forever. If you
weak, low spirited dyspeptc, nervous, or suffering
from the effects of exhaustion, use the GENUINE
cuperant of bodily energy that real stomachic and
nerve anodrne. UDoLPHo WoLFE's ScH1EDANt ARo
MATIC ScHNAPPs. seus3 1td&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
Rfmards.

GS 90 KEWARD-LOST ON THE MORN.
SDO sOO ing of the I'd inst, between sixth and
Market and Second and jefferson streets. a bank
of Delaware bank book containing so in money.
The above reward will be paid for its return TO
oct33t THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
8nardima.

DoARDING-FoR MAN AND WIFE, WITH
I'D furnished front room I'd floor. Also / room
furnished on Sd floor Apply at
sep29-tf 914 WEST STREET
DOARD-WITH EITHER SINGLE OR COM
ID municating rooms, at sOl West street, Whining
ton. Del oct5tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
Amftiutr SaIes.
IAI MERRIck,S BATAAR

CORNER OF FOURTH AND WALNUT STS
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
- &
AUCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY MORN-
ING AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
On saturday morning, Oct. 2.
A large assortment of new and second hand Gar
Kages and Harness of various styles and of the best
mannfaotures of cur city and elsewhere, and num-
bsr of horses
b Track and road sulkeys, carriages and harness to
hire Always hand large stock for sale or ex-
ahanRe for secondhand work. The largest assort-
aeDt of new ana secondhand carriages double and
Jingle harness 10 WILMINGTON, may be seen at our
iAEaar. ALI in want of a good turnout in the way
ne carriages harness, blankets, lap robes, whips,
tAltersetc., should come TO our bazaar. Satistac-
4on gtfleA aliseed. WILLIAM MhRRIOk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

VAcAIING THE STREET MARKErs.-Aft
to-day the ordinance prohibiting butchers
from standing in the streets to sell meat
will be enforced. To-day at noon tile
butchers who have been occupying the
cross streets packed up their traps, and re-
tired to the market houses where the most
OF them have stalls. Those doing business
on Third street will miss them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
PhtladeIphIa Markets.

Associated Press Telegram.
PHnADELPHIA Oct. 4-Petroleum quiet,
refined, 2594@26 crude nominal.
extra, $4@425. Penna. family, $5.75@6.
6215. High grades, S7@ 1926.
Rye flour $4.40@5.75.
Corn meal, 1926
Wheat, firm and steady; red, $1.20@1 %;
amber, 81. l.25@1.27, white, $1.25@1. 35.
Rye 70@75c.
Corn in better demand; yellow. 57@60c
mixed, 56@57c; white, 55c; sail, 5615c.
Oats more active; new, 35@42c; old Soc.
Provisions, dull; mess pork $17. 50@18.
Beef hams, $2S. 50@$25; smoked hams,
l5@l6c; picked do; 12@13c; lard 10}5@11c.
Whiskey, western S1.13.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
2olitifaI agutifes.

T 7 e MT o N,-BIRD GUARDS.-BIRD
IA Guards will meet at their rooms, Masonic Tenn.
pie this evening at ~ O'Clock. Business of impor.
tance. oct4.ltt
N0TI1E-ALL IN FAVOR OF FORMING a
~ Republican Gl e Club will please meet at the
old Club Rooms, 404 Market street, Rumford Build.
ing. on Wednesday evening. at 7.30 O'Clock.
oct3 y SINGER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
.frfiNht Eines.

ELECTRIC line OF STEAMERS.
viii sail from Ring street wharf, Wilmington,
Tuesdays, 1hursdsys and Saturdays, p m and
from Pier is East Eiver New York. Mondays, Wed.
pesdays and Fridays, p. m.
For freight or other information apply to
ABEL ABBOT, SO South street, New York.
L. B. TAGG ART, Sharpless' Wharf, Chester.
f. ANDREWS, King street wharf, wilmington.
marl2tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

p CooMB Is FOURTH LECTURE. -Pennell
Cocmbe had but moderate audience last
night at Astlay VI. E church TO hear him
discuss the Unconstitutionslity of the Lii
cense System. The subject. however, was
ably handled. The last lecture will be next
Monday evening at tile West Presbyterian
church
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

BoNFIREs FORBIDDEN BY THE MAYOR
Last evening, some parties from the neigh
borhood of Fourth and Washington .treets
complained to the Mayor of danger to their
property from a bonfire which had been
kiudled there. This morning the Mayor in
structed the police to extinguish all such
fires hereafter and arrest the parties inter-
fering.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
Tanted.

WANTED AND $1,000 FIRST. CLASS
w mortgages. Apply to
oct2-3t MN. CHILD.
WANTED-PURCHASERS FOR SIX TWO
w story brick houses,On easy TERMS at low prices,
located iu South Western part of city.
oct2Steod NJ. NJ CHILD.
VNANTED.-MY CUSTOMERS AND OTHERS
w TO know that have purchased OF James r.
Irons his interest the -four stall at eth ntreet
Market, and am prepared TO fura the best family
flour ever offered to the public Our Family
ite Flour from thiO will stand at the head of our
many good brar ds of flour Please call and we will
endeHvor to please all.
T. w. STEWARD
sept26 l2t Store No sO7 w. Front St.
NANTED-COPiFn OF COMMERCIAL OF
w the following dates in 1875: October 81 No
vember % for which we will pay cents per copy.
sep2-u Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

ENRIENDs' SCHOOL,
CORNER OF NINTH AND TATNALL SITS,
WILL REOPEN NINTH Mo. 4TH 1876.
Has adjoining a suitable well-shaded play ground
REBECCA d. MARIS,
augl7-tf Teacher.