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chNh aT{H IL L
p,ff1rrEsSSs Sssd csSlti. at .s 50 per annam for six
Tesgc month cr shsEeSH TeH Per,Ssss as g per an
e..m.tNs; T!t t; WlF WWlF;EKLY BlSfAAo1A ~ " -
70, SIX t55IgsaSShTCn gaSptT1SC; at 81 per annunn.
srrC1AL NOTICES:
on,xn OPENING OF SPRING
DRESS GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS.
,o,7 ..p 1919 MAIN srREKr.
Il. THE NOVELTIES OF THE Sc As0s'
... customers. and the pu b,ic generally
.,o.,I ard examine OF n stock, seNecteo
.- ,ss ,a,es, !u,por'ations OF he Esrspsan mar
49,. Nd comprising styie' OF
..os JUST ExHlEl TED THIS WEEK
Ia Ne~Yo * at retail =.
- .-,,cord.n.. With our custom, we place faese
GOODS ATvEE y MODERATE PRICES,
TO D. wi th!n the reach OF all
* ExAMlSA' ZION OF oUR ASSORTMENT
IS SOLICITED
.,,bo.c whoc an appreciate really good seasona'ie
,,a4s:Io~ prices
oraw alTE GOODS AND MOURNING
90 ms ccez,neas are now complete II
a. >, -,srscl ard cannst fail to satisfy the
.,,,,b,.. IN reed Of articles in those de-
par3aes;S-
?, 7,DongsrlC GOODS We are always the lowest
nn-ww.r. sHlRTwe sill sell at s1.25. ant
,.,,,eo !, "a be the cheapest and best shirt eyer
mid n ,hs city for the noney.
w. employ the ocs; hands 10 DC fouudin this city
-,s. w.msri,. cotton and very fine Irish linen
,s,orni.n ,,c bes, fitting shirt in the bargain.
Rcc.i!sc, The price is only sl.25.
Jporr CASHMERE, departme en-. We have a nice
I'm, Of SUMNER CASslMERES for mems ano
l.ys vesr: a:so full ASSORTMENT Of KENTUCKY
JEANS, TwEEDS, and COTTONADEs.
WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS In variety oi
styles 4H1 designs.
Special bargalc in LINEN, C GODS, and in mum
BE- o. oiher art cies, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
nh2S lOl7 and l019 Main street.
G COHEN BROTHERS are now il
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Go TO GnIaa's, Tenth snd Main streets, fora
y,arfect At ts,4.ss III. - ~ y e
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CROCKRHY. aa1Aa1WAlEls.sta "a.
NEW GOODS.
/ lhays Just ,rleoeiveln ~
I SPRING sTooK or ao1Ds,

ToILEr sErs; RLEakHr Yxsxs, EsnNcU
BRoszRs. FIsE cABINsr SETS, PARIssxH Noy<'
ELITES. PLATED GOODS, TAHLE CrTLxH1, Ca
With full assortment Of Hos,s. fusnfsbtng AEtir
el. 8 generally. Ass, 4 fu;I iins Of WHiT1 cHlHA
and srAPLx GooDs, which j an oGossrS ~ Isr3;
low figures. Assli b rsspsetfa,uy soliettsa
n ! NJ TAYLS13
NH l01I Mata Gxee9s
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pARAsOLt " PARAsoLsl

PARASOLt PARAsoLs'
s,na ,honssnd SILK. COTTON, and ALPACA
pARAsoLs from a5c. Il rs apaeee--.asess sty les
and handles,
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cmLDnETs sHoRsAr saIaa's, Tenth and Main
streets. 4 @-gEts. ~ sss q s 38s
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Harper's Bcsor and Egnfak LesIs1e yoa1s
nal for, this week received from y.
ssh. Iifa Main stree. a.
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GLOVES! g LOWS!

Twelve hun dred patrs (neN snAaep =
TON KID GLOVES at Use, "a anu SA.@o'
For bargains do not Sail TO ca -.
WILLIAM Z aA.aiH hn
,,, r,ss tcI Broad street.
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LUTHERAN.

AT, the First English Lutheran church the
sermon IN the morning was preached by the
pastor, Rev. w. @. Schaefer, from the text
John xiv, 5A; in che evening, from III.
Corinthians ", 1 and ~ n
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aeogNps AND BUILDINGS.

/ Q20JEpS AND BUTLDtSdss 80
Mr.. Bass, from the Comnitte On Grounds
and Buildings, presented joint resolutions
| appropriatiDg eaSz. .651 from the funds Of the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings to
| complete the HoWiiZers' armory-stuceoing
| and painting.
On motion Of Mr.. goott the resolution YVES
/ laid on the table. s.t3 ,, Is .s .s
The committee slse reported that It was
.nexpedJent to legislate in relation to sale Of
4, samblc's Hill, Monroe Square, Marshall
So usre, and City Spring lot. Adopted:
YaoH THE ooirxos oorScI.
Con smon Cc1neiF ordinances concerning
sales ,oa coal and coke was taken up and
ssCommoa Council ordinance copcsrning1
Injuries 10 real property was tskan up and
.rssssd, With sE amend msnt, with . redao-ll
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TIE CLARK SPRING PROPERTY.


Under the head of unfinished business,
Mr.. Scott called up the report of the joint
Committees on Grounds and Buildings,
Water, and Finance, and joint resolution
authorizing the Committees on Water and
Grounds and Buildings to sellssuch potion
of the Clark Spring property as may not be
needed for the old reservoir and the water
pipes connected Herewith, and to invest
such portion Of the proceeds of said sale as
may be required in the purchase Of SO much
land ss may be needed for the future extern
sion Of the Water Works.
The resolution was agreed to by the fol-
lowing vote:
AYHs.~Messrs. Bass, Bean, Forester, Manly.
Pickrell, Scott, Smith, Tedd, Williams, and Zina-
Noss.-Messrs. Darlington, Kelam. and Span
senburg-S.
(The resolution now goes to the Aayor]
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CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS.
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH via buy all kinds
Of OLD BOOKS, particularly CONFEDERATE
WORKS. Some es them are valuable.
At13Is Main street will be found the largest
stock OF STANDARD BOOKS, new and OLD, in the
Soasheru States. ts. NH 1t,d&E.5
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hclQ Ia the COUNCIL cnam Der yesterday a1ters
neon. Present at rollcall: Messrs. Bass,
Beall, Forester, Kellam, Manly, Pickrell,
Scott, Spangenburg, Todd, and Williams.
IL.
The body was called to order by Mr..
Scott, and on his motion-in the absence OF
the President-Mr. w. G. Darlington was
called to the chair.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. Todd, from the Committee on Streets
Generally, presented joint resolutions appro.
prating the following sums from the street
fund for improvements-viz 1926 to grade
Ninth street between Clay and Leigh.
Agreed to. .------.-.-.---.----
sixty-eight dollars to place granite hsg.
ging across Twenty.seventh street, on the
south side of Grace street 1Rpon resolution
OF the Board of Aldermen). Agreed to. (
Seventy dollars to pave granite gutter
1926 fee: on street, commencing at the corner
Of Buchanan street.. Agreed to.
Two hundred and forty.nine dollars To
pave granite gutter on the west side oi
Eighteenth from Clay to Venable street
Agreed to.
Forty. EIGHT dollars to place granite hag.
gings at the intersection of Lester and Ash
streets. Agreed to.
One hundred ana nlnety-tnFee uollaTs "
place granite dagging across Broad and
Grace streets on the east line Of Laurel
street. Agreed to.
Eight hundred and thirty>six dollars (from
the contingent fund) to grade and pave the
alley on the north side of Clay street between
Fifth and Sixth streets. Agreedto.
Seven hundred and seventy six dollars
E(from the contingent fund) to grade and pave
the alley running from Broad below Twelfth
street ibetween Belvin's lumber-yard and
rear of residences of Judge Crump and
others}, and also to grade and pave the alley
connecting with 1t at its southern terminus
the cost of same to be charged to property.
owners bordering on said alley. Agreed to-
Four bundled dollars Qrom the con-
tingent fund.- to defray the cost ol
removing the house In x which Ars
Mary w. Taylor resides, at the south
east Corner of franklin and Shafer streets,
in accordance with the provisions OF the acl
of condemnation of twenty feet of ground
on the eastern line Of Shafer street, from
Grace street to Grove avenue, and Of the
report of the Committee on Streets of June.
1872, adopted by the Council. Agreed to.
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@ CALICOES at &c., 6lc., and Stc.-
More Of those good and pretty PRINTS at &C.; also
i large lot of CALICOES and SHlRTINGS at 6tc
Very best PRINTS at9xc. T. h. PRICE 6 CO. .
mh25
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WHITE SHETLAND sHAWLS In a variety OF
siyles AND designs.
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FINANCE.

MI. Scott, from the Finance Committee,
presented joint resolution authorizing the
Auditor to issue, under the direction of the
Finance Committee, $4,000 in six per cent.
bonds of the city having thirty.four years to
run from the 1st day OF January, 1876, and
place the proceeds thereof as they are sold
to the credit of eulverts. Said Auditor is
further authorized and directed to transfer
from the contingent fund in June and De-
cember. 1875, the necessary amount to pro-
vide for payment of the interest on such
OF said bonds as may have been Issued, ana
half of one per cent. in June and December.
1876, on account Of the redemption OF the
principal.
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FRAMED BUILDINGS.

Mr.. Darlington, from the Committee on
the Fire Department, presented joint reso.
luton giving permission TO the following
persons to erect framed buildings: Hugh
Hagau, two dwellings, Ninth street between
Clay and Leigh; B. F. Turner, to remove
building from the corner of Marshall and
Four th streets to the corner of Third and
Bates streets John A. Glazebrook, dwell.
ing, Laurel between Cary and Cumberland
streets; Theresa n. Baccigalupo, kitchen, on
aley near Seventeenth street; William Kel.
ly, dwelling, corner Main and Plum streets ;
Catharine Coutts, addition to dwelling on
Baker street between St. Peters and Prem
tiss's alley; Mrs. Annie Lusk, addition to
dwelling 912 First street; W. q. Wayne,
stable on lot 1106 First street; P. 81. Mayo
& Brother, stable on lot on Twenty. ninth
street near N. Agreed to.
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In our CASHMERE, departm en-, We have nice
Tin. Of SUMNER CASSlMERES for mems ana
l,,ys wesr: a..o full ASSORTMENT Of KENTUCKY
JEANS, TwEEDS, and COTTONADEs.
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Nr. Scott, from the Committee on Light
presented joint resolution providing for tn.
erection Of street.lamp on Byrd street be
tween Third and Fourth streets. Agreed to
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orsw ate GOODS AND MOURNING
90 IDS ccrusnea:s are now complete IN
,y, 80 -...sc, ard cannst fail TO satisfy the
,,,, @; ,h5.e IN need Of articles IN those DC
par3ach;S-
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?, ,DongsrlC GOODS We are always the lowest
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nD-w,w. L. SHIRT we s,il! sells sl.25. and
,.,,,ee !, "a be The cheapest and best shirt eyer
...ald Ia this city for the II oney.
We employ The ocs; hands 10 DC foundln th's city,
-ose Ismsri,. cotton and very fine Irish hnen'
and furnish lhc best fitting shirt In Inc oaTsaA'-
Reca!ect.tbe price is only $l.25.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
astedifal.
Itching, Piles

are generally preceded by moisture, like perspi-
ration, distressing itching, rs though pin. worms
were crawling in and about the recum, particularly
at night, when undressing or in bed after getting
warm. 1t appears in summer as well winter,
oftentimes shows itself around the private parts,
and is not confined to males only but is quite as
frequent that females are afflicted particularly in
times of pregnancy, extending into the vagina,
proving distressing almost beyond the powers of
indurance. Gases of long standing, prononnc ID
incurable, have been prematurely cured by simply
applying
GWAYNE'S 0YNTMENT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
DEAp TINS.
h FAD THIS.
TAGGART'S
OLD AND RELIABLE EXPRESS.

10 aui from phadelpha, is making two trips d lii&
Offce q ,.-tnut stceet wharf, Paladelphll, or 3-t
French street. Mllmln ton De. r.-
Personal attention gwen 70 all messages Ntst
baggage called Tor IN either city. All goods deliv
e1rd az steamboat and PACKET rates
bslm JOSHUA TAGGART.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
Political Notes,

Parson Brownlow suggests to Gov. Tilden
that if he should be elected President he
ought, in Justice and for the sake OF his
kind of reform, to make Bob 1oombs
secretary of War, and Admiral Semmes
Secretary of the Navy, with "Gen." NJ. G.
Butler the hero of Hamburg. for Secretary
of the Interior, and JUbal Early for Post
master General.
The Vcksburg Heyoii says Wade Hamp-
ton ii mentioned as candidate for Governor
of South Carolina, but it fesrs the Demo-
Gratis haven't the State well enough in hand
TO elect him They know what having a
State in hand means in Mississippi.
After reviewing tie situation up to date,
and concluding HAT the signs indicate 4
great victory, the Hartford Post gays
The indenendent AMI uncertain vote il
almost wholly going for HIVES, white lie
holds his party without a break in the lines
This viii insure NOT only CouueeticHt md
all New England for the Republican tieset,
but Nav York and N89g Jersey likewise"
A telegram from Davenport Iowa, to the
Chicago .}oWWols3va: Hon. II Il. ClaHese,
the leading Genuau politician of this couaty
comes ont te-dav strongly Tar Hayes end
Wheeler aud danoances lii3en and the
Democracy He was g LHoraiRspuolicsn
A revolt from moerstie Ttl5onisrn is
taking place in Steuoen county, Now Yorl..
$. =. Hoyt a promincn democrat, bolod
the IIlden nominaricN ae soon as it was
made. He is NOW fliag e1 by Charles
Hansa0rne, Who Was 0ne OF The possible
democratic Ii minees for Cangrees in the
district al the last election, District -Attor-
ney Mills aud other active democratic poll
tieieus.
1t is re ported that Nansop Marble late
editor of the World, will be the Democratic
candidate for Governor OF New York, to
succeed Tflden. II is said he stands first
on sthe slate .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
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n LITERARY SOCIETIES ISSUING WEEKLY
or monthly papers are invited toaval themselves
o our facilities for work ut prices signify above
cos Of production, at the UoMMERclAL SlGAI
POWER PHISrISG Rooms
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
r,e vI,nuderer IIIunder.

IN reference to the recent b b1iler exploo-
sion on the British iron.clad Thnnderer' by
which thirty persons were killed the Lon
don ines has de patch saying that lew
days before tho DISASTROUS tnal trip her
boilers were testod by hydtanhc pressure.
iThls i necessitatel the wedgng down Of the
safetv and all other relief valves. It hae
been discovered that the wedges on the
exploded boiler had never been removed
ne communication valve wa also closed
aud no steam was ebIe to elctpe, even t(
the engines.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25

A CURIOSTrY.-A TEN-DOLLAR BILL OF
II Nassau street n u ie2i4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
DIs .raotimg SrzMt for "A Ioths 7

4 Mrs. rs gland, Of Council BIulfs. Iowa,
vent ons lato the garden for few mo-
ments. and. baforo going, set her three
months I'd babe DOM on the grass gad9f
the e'i sha + of a tree in the yard, directly ad
i7iping the house. Shortly after ward sne
hosra the caild screaming and running 60
the spot fonnd that pet pig had ealen on ~
bosh OK the Little babes han 3 and ! rye
portion OF it's face. The pooF little Y tim
died Immediately and the heart-ofoK ~
mother is distracted with grief
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
Saecial al0tites.
no P5{YSlG'IAS,a.
"GAGHETS DE PAIN"

FOR RENDERING THE hiosT RITTER MFpI.
ClN rs TASPt LESS
These Cactets made Of simple lour paste ard
adapted to substances In powder form they dis solve
very reaailg in tie stomach, ihereby allowing the
contents 10 act at once. They are prepared the
physician require theIn, therefore The contents are
fresh material. The most nauseona and bitter nedi-
cues tluin,ne Aloes, etc MS we'll as those of un.
pleasant odor. like Assafcrtla, can be taken with
perfect comfort by the most sensitive patient, the
taste and smell being perfectly and completely dis.
guaed TO be up with the requirements OF the
times and tie demands OF our customers we have
supplied ourselves With the requisite apparatus for
neatly ald e2le iiuousv ilhng and preparing On
che' FOR use wh il are much approved both BY ply
sycltn ana 9atleut
=. 8RINGHUES1 d co,
As0TRECARIrE,
= " Cor eistf afd Sa-tr sts Pilmineton
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25

or smell the beef. The olor Of an over
charge ana Of JOB parvados the air. %
that any one interested may perceive it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
ABUSES AND oVERCaARGEs AT TIE
PRISON.


The charges made by Sheriff Lalnason
fer feeding TIE prisoners in tho county
jail are declared excessive, and the fJod IT,
self of poor qualify. These ayormonts aie
made by the Morniag Herald, one Of Shoiin
Lambaou's party friends, and greaCrumpus
they have made, at least in the party circles
where the Sheriff and the Hsrald swim.
AS TO the charge tat the food is poor tins
is a matter Of fac, only 10 be sscerlained
by actual examination Of wAatis furnished,
and this, the Herald claims, has been suiti.
ciently done By the prisoners Themselves,
who assert that tlcir soup is very poor;
so much thickened water; not fit for human
beings;' the beef often tainted, the coffee
simply colored water and molasses. II we
understand the reporters account the pris-
oners say that they get no supper at all.
which leaves them but two meals day,
and as tho breakfast is but bread and water,
this is a modest fare, even for jail birds
though it must be remembered that many
of those confined arc rot even tired yet,
and mag be lnnoee-t Of any oli,ae What,
ever.
Whethsf ths sheriff dos not proyd3 the
prisoners with good food aud enough Of it
is one Of those things that no fellow can
find out with certainty. Prisoners are prob
ably like boarding school boys, bound to
grumble,no matter how full aud plenty tie
provision for than, though the unaninlty
with which they al tod the same story to
the H3ralfs reporter, according to his re-
lahon, goes somo d.e.anca towards ptoot
that there is truth ia their complaints. But
on one point a conclusion would be easily
reached. This is th9 na5sr Of oyercharge.
Undoubtedly things are much lover in
price than they were a few years ago
or as the herald puts it, between
the years 1850 ard 1874--and set,
as We understand tie matter, there las
bsen no reduction in the pies eli lrsed
by the sheriff, and paid by the
county. OF all the ds2line IN the cost of
provisions the Sheriff ro4ps the entire adj
vantage and the taxpayers get none what
ever. This is SUI ject, We say, that tile
public can judg OF for themselvcs, without
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
Exgy,Acrs rrou rrTy,rBs


pr Swayne Il Son: - Genilemen -- The box of
Ointment You sent me by mail cured me entrey of
ching Hes wtden suffered with tor live years
enclosed ind fifty cents for another box for friend
OF mine. ANDREW j. BEACH.
larmwe station, iiouddun Co. Va.
DR. S@ayne & Son. Enclosed please lad enc dol
ar Tor two bOEes OF your ntment for Itching Piles
These are for some Il my friends who afflicted
with this dstress sing complaint The box yoI sent
ne year ago used about one half OF l., and IN
glad YES am proud 10 say 1t made pprfect cure.
think its efficacy should be published throughout
t1e lsns b and hteqdth Of tic land on can pub
lish this j. you think proper.
DAVID GRO eS.,IUKLE
Sndesburg, Freieritk Co., Md.
ETAnTn: Ifyou are suffering with this annoying
c1mpIaint, or feter, any crnsty, sca5, itchy skin
disease, 20 70 yo1r druggist AVID gat box Of
Syaype'a All. Healing On meot. II will surely
cure YOU Price 90 cents q boz. boxes $l-5,
ceipt Of the urlce. Prepared only by Dir swAyNE
son, $50 North sixth NJ phiia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25
DAyj'D GRO s.qQKLa.,
"6EHEW the BlGGl."
GA. GWAYNE'S PAEACER.

The old established and only reliable remedy for
.Scrofula. Ulcers. and White Swelling,
"Alarasmus, or Wasting Of Flesh, i'ropsy.
liberated Sore Throat, Hip joint Complllnt,'
" Dark Blotches or Defects IN the skin
" "Hbstinate and Scay Eruptons, Cancers
" Long standing Syphtic Affections
" Weakened and Debiliatcd system"
6 Bos, Yellow skin, Pmpes on the tace
" NJ rcurial Diseases, blcera.ed Sore Legs"
and all disorders arising from contaminated and
IMPURE stnte of the blood. In OF Eruptiuns Of
the skin or any part OF the body, annoint with
SWAYNEiS ALI HEAL ING OINTMENT. 1t
viii hasten and the most obstinate and loath-
some diseases, no matter OF how long stnnding. BE
very particular o get the genuine PANACEA (ls
there is preparation OF somewhat similar name in
inArkeD, as urepured only by Dix. SWAYNE Il
SON. No 80 North sixth st, PAilll tlah,a. No
Charge for advice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25

The Repujl5can OF yesterday urges as oD-
iections to the confirmation OF Mr. spfu
ance that he has not recently been very ac- |
tive as politician, nor always faithful to
his party.
True it is, that this gentleman, for two or
three wears, has been more occupied Win
his profession than with the feuds which
have distracted the Republican ranks, and
also that lie deapproved of the excessive
expense threatened to be put upon the city
in the matter of the new basin; bat 1t ls
equally true that no man has ever had rea-
son to doubt his fidelity to the principles Of
his party, and that he las i'll every cam
paign taken the trouble on more than Que
public occasion TO present hlB views 10 hls
fellow citizens ia {. manner not to be mis-
understood.
Lot us mako & comparison With what
proprioty can Mr.. Harrington, who has
ayovedlg ratirsd from politics for the last
ten years, ani who has not, du,inS that
Tina, mlde silgje poueich allreas, no"
suddenly em3rge f:om obscur.ry, and claim
single hsalel, to w9ld the whole p4Tyn
ayo of the Fedora! G G)vernment, apl bueh
aside older, it n)1 better soldiers IL 1t
perfectly woll kl rgn that nei5ler Mt
speuanoa, nor his f.ienl3 for him, soush
tls oll3a, and that hs consented with re
luctance to bis ap2cintment bur we mis-
take tho temper Of the tinos, if publ
servant ) loss acceptable to the people ba
cause tho ,oli,e sol5,ls tAo man AMI ~
lie mal the oli9e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25

The suggestion Of tas RpH5Ilcas th'5
the app )lntmans OF Mr.. spcuaacs il tAa re-
suit Of an arransen ept between him and
Mr.. Higgins, to sAie!l tho lat Post Master
Lewis, Is tile product of wick a and vul-
gar mind, au vii, wherever these gentle
men arc known, be received With the con
tempt it deserves. How bis.er the dieap
uointment aud broken the hopes OF tile Re
pu5lican's present employers when sucL
malicious institutions are necessary for IT.
annport
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25

PUBEISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (St0l-
d ays encepted,) at the COMMERCIAL RUTLD-
ING 9Th and Market Sts., ana SOLD at ONE CENT
d COPY. Subscribers serUsd in Wilmington
and totOns throughout the State at cent? acseb-
The COMMERCIAL L l0ts, be aailsd to subscribers
POSTAGE PREPAID, at IS a year.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, (Weeklg,] the Pe,ls's-
sulG organ Of Farmsye ead Fft.it-gomer9; a
greet Family Newspaper, Published ereYg 4htrs-
day aloraiiay at Too Dollars gear, P0STA GE
PREPAID By the Publishers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-25

Persons leaving town for the summer can
have the DAILY COMMERCIAL mailed to them at
25 cents u moRth or cents a week. poslage
D repald.