davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-19

A PUZZLED MAN.-The venera Bile Rlcb
ara Schel walked abstractedly I'M PARK
koy Tuesday last, with his silk hat on the
Dsck OF his head and his clasped hands on
the back OF his coat tail The crowd in front
OF the World bulletin awoke him from his
reverie, and he read with emotion dispatcf,
announcing democratic claim OF 10, 900 ma
yority In OHIO. After q few moments refiec.
tive pause he resumed his march, ana
stopped musingly before the Times bulletin
which displayed republican majority OF
SOvO 10 lnoians. His hat went back till az
rested on bis coat collar, and his spectacles
stood up right above the bald places on his
benevolent head. With evident effort he
crept 10 the front OF the Tribune building
ano brought his mind 10 bear on the pleasing
variety OF Impossible intelligence Forwarded
adyutsnts general OF staff correspondents.
This struck him with awe, and he then
turned away, shaping his course for the
News bulletin. Here the news Was the other
way again. Uncle Dick regarded AZ In
silence, and the boys around him waited
Dreathlessly. He turned To them al last
with sorrowful, though benignant smile.
We'll, 1 don't know, !" he said, and went
away 10 the City Hail. W y. World. Oct. u /.
UTILIZING A HUsBAND.L"Your husband
marked a southern Illinois woman 10
another, one day last week.
Ives" answered the wife, "he's got TUX
Gown mighty hard with them ere sger shakes
sgin."
81 shud think IL 'ud be sorter distressiu'
Ike Ter have him round the house, !" remark
ed the other sympSthizingly, speedy when
yer AZ house cleaain."
self consoling tones, "but when he's got In
ter one OF bis chills, and / want the rag car
PEI snnk, yer see mes powerful smart hand
envyine her Deighbor the kuack She had
OF utilizing her bus band.-IC CHICAGO journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-19
AUCTION SALES.
JONAS BOWLING. Auetionser

VALUABLE PUILrIN0 LOT ON wATIR
sfPEET. GEORGBTO AN, Ar AUCTION
-" TUtsDAf, October 24th, lS6. at A0e
o'clock, in front Of the prsunes. Will seIxD
ratt Il Lot No. 70. fronting 81 feet the north
u CT alter str eef, By depth Of d feet inches
on he vest eide OF Oecil slsey
Terms: Ore ihird cash: balance and II months,
Win lnferett ~ per Mt. Per shnnm, and secured
o. q ed CT trust - the property.
oct s-ets THOe. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-19
ootlS
NEW DRY GOODS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
Low PBICES.


Black Cashaere, enc yard wide, very hne rs; also,
ssrJ is &c assortmeBt Of Seal Brown, Dark Green,
nayy blue Csshnsre, all WOOL, 20, very cheap;
blsek AIS ses, ~ slso. double fold sla.s Alpaca,
very NE, y The pure.t III OK Elk chair Al
psea, very hDe. s.. WORTH IS. B'srk -uks, very
skeap-sl, sI.25, slt0, 8 Is 81 Hew Dress
Goot large assortment, sli inds, IS. % - 50, IS.
Blarkess, y-ry cbesp-s2 20. IS $3.50, %, IS.
Cassfueres, flr me- I'D BOYS Gear, large sssort-
nert, IS, 81, 80 81, rs 81. ell Be-t B d Tick, Is
Pure Lin en- Table smssk. 50 Water proof Cloth,
rs ToveIs, 5 Lien Hsnhkerchisfs. g. Rem
Sants best Csl.eo; 50. Remnants best yard vide
Cotton ., worth II octi6 tr
DRESS GOODS, CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS
Rieh, an Wool DAnAss DRKss GOODS, all
. Black ald COlsret G.sHMEREs and MsRI-
AO1s &C.. 75c Size aud 81
full stock Of DRESS u IODS, from l5c. to Soc.
per yard.
a .plsnSid stock Of CAssIaEBEs, from $50. to
100 Pairs BLABKk Ts. from a. 50 TO sI..
AL Wool aud Domestic FLAsNkL, from Bc. -
D per gard.
eHAWLs at Gil prices.
CARPETS, OIL CLIO fHS ard RUGS at Is psr
cent. less than last seasons priNs
Frank LIE slies Cut Psper PsIteF-s. new catalogue.
We guarantee cur prizes to be tine lowest.
GEO. j. jon NSON d CO.
octli -eotr TAI Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-19
ID A. DARNEILLE,
L. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker


Il. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF STORY BBIOK
HOUSE AID LOT ON n SrREET, BETWEEN
4IH AND 5IH.
BY virtue OF 9 deed OF trust to us, dated Sep -
rember 9th, 1879, and recorded In Liber No. c.I
7s6. folio y %, &c. OF the land records of thesR.
pistrict of Columbia, ano st the request Of the
Treasurer Of the Aibernia Building ASCOT alton We
all sell at pub tc suction In front of the premises
on MObpAf, the 23d dsy of October, 1876, ct Ak
o'clock ia the afternoon, all that pecs or parcel of
ground In the city If Washington described in said
(b - from fIoLt To- rear Of lot numbered twenty
one, CD IN square five hundred and thirteen SIS
tceeiher With the improvement thereon.
Terms One-t Of the purchase money 10 cash !;
the balance In ak and twelve months with interest
from day Of sale, the deferred payments to be So
cured By deed Of trust on the prosertT sold. A
deposit OF 80 Will be required ben the property
hhpocktd down. II terms Of sale be ut compiled
with in seven days from day Of sale, the trustee
reserve the right TO resell at the risk and Of tn
oefaulttLs purchaser, on sizing one weeks MOTTO.
By ablic advertisement. Convey ancing at cost Of
puI chsser.
J JsMEs EWHHIII+Essros' Trustees.
oc,2-7swswsd, I'D. OLEA RY, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-19
DRY GOODS,
CARPEYIN8g, &c.

The IsrEes cheapest, and most desirable stock
OF New Db1 GOODS aud OARPErIa95 ever ex-
hlbtted In " aship gton can now os found No,
GAS 7th street. Store running through from 7th
ocss tr Wv. BURpEvYE u en-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
LocnI RreVitIen.

Get groceries at .sipple's, Sd q Madison.
Cheap.
Old beds renovated at Adairs, you can't tell
from new
Tonight, Prof. Brown, the Mind Reader, at
the Opera House.
If you have good thing, advertise it, If
you haven't, don't.
Children's shoes good stock to select from
at Fennesey's, 221 Market street.
All the leading grocers sell R II. Jones'
mlnce meat. 1t Is first-rate article.
The Women's Temperance Union will meet
tomorrow, at O'Clock, in Grace church.
DIR. Franklin will arrive at the Clayton
House on Monday next to treat all diseases OF
the feet
Philadelphia Is not "up to" Wilmington in
hats; if you don't believe it go down and see
Dubell's stock
Injudicious advertising is like fishing where
there's no fish. You need to let the lines lall
in the right place
The best 5 cent cigar in town-the LIy-to
be hal of Schultz, 4th street, next door TO X.
r. Robinson & Co., bankers
We want copies of the COMMERCIAL Of Oct
80, 1875, and Nov 25, 1875, for which 20 cents
each will be paid at this office.
A farmer told us the other day that he would
not be without DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup if il
cost five dollars bottle. Il must be won
derful remedy.
T.Y. DeNormandle, as Agent, re-opens the
old store, at SO2 Market st, on the 1st inst
with complete assortment of the finest PLATED
| goods.
Merchants should advertise in the CONNER
| CIAL, and have no occasion to growl about the
"hard times" Printers ink is the secret o
| sui cess in business.
1t only takes few days to get an overcoa
made at Gouert n Co.'s 13 3. 4th street. This
| firm is quite up to the time in all that makes
| first class tailoring house.
Those having friends in distant States ough
| to send them the DELAWARE TRIBUNE, TIL
| great family newspaper of Delaware, TIL
| price is only $l.10 per year, postage paid.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
FOURTH EDITION.
Ex-uoIIectOr NoIen sentenced.
Six MONTHS IMPRIsoNNIENT AND FINE EQUAL
TO THE AMOUNT OF THE DEGRADATION.

Six MONTHS IMPRIsoNMENr AND FINE EQUAL
TO THE AMOUNT OF THE DEFALCATIoN.
The United States Circuit Court met at
1O1S o'clock, this morning, Judge Brad
ford on the bench. This being
the time fixed for the sentence of
DIR. W. ID. Nolen, he, with his sureties, ].
s. Valentine and DR.. A. 81. Grimshaw, and
his counsel, Levi @. Bird, Esq, were all
present.
W. O. Spruance, Esq., District Attorney
asked that sentence be pronounced upon
MIR. Nolen.
Judge Bradford read the act under which
the defendant was convicted, and stated
the progress of the case from the time of
its entrance upon the docket. The law, he
said, fixed the penalty for such an offence
at not less than six months imprisonment,
and not more than ten years, and fine
equal to the amount of the embeZzlement
or defalcation. He then sentenced the de-
fendant to an imprisonment of six months,
commencing ON the 28sh day Of November,
1876, and ending on the 28th day of May,
1877, and that he pay fine Of $4 997 7.65,
the amount Of the deficiency.
Mr.. Bird said he appeared not only as the
friend of DIR. Nolen, but as his counsel, to
ask the court to postpone the execution Of
| the sentence one month. The defendant
p6luB III ebIdll6uGu CliCuLusbduCObJ las uOb
been able to make the desired arrangement
to reimburse the Cove rnment. He trusted
that this last appeal to the court would re-
ceive favorable consideration.
District Attorney Spruance said he never
knew of such an application being made af-
ter sentence was pronounced, and the de-
fendant committed to the custody of the
Marshal. His duties were extremely pain.
full, but every man must find manhood
enough to sustain him in the discharge of
his official duty. las an individual he would
be glad to accede to the request, but in
the position he held he could
not yield. The case had been repeatedly
postponed from time to time, to give the
accused a chance to invoke executive Glenn
ency, and to make all other arrange.
ments, and though not being sue
cessful yet this could as easi.
ly be done after the sentence is carried
into execution as before. The request, he
thought, was UNI recedented, yet he woulc
not say the Court had not the power tC
grant it.
Judge Bradford said personally he would
like to grant the request, but officially ht
could not do 30. The court, he said, had nj
evidence before it that the arrangements
referred to were being made, and the re
quest was also unprecedented.
The motion therefore was overruled, anC
the crier adjourned the court until Monday
next at 10 o'clock.
DR.. Nolen was very much affected during
the proceedings, and scarcely moreSso thai
the Court, and all present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
LARGE BRICK HOUSE
DUBLIO SALE OF
REAL EsTATE.

Will be sold at public sale, on the promises, on
7TH DAY, THEE OF 18TH MO, 1875.
Adjacent to West Grove Village, in Londongro,e
townshlp, Chester county, Pa, adjoining lands WITH
r. NJ. Harvey p. a b. y. Railroad, and other lanes
of the subscriber, containing
% ACRES OF PRIME LAND,
most of it row in green grass sod with plenty Of
fruit and shade and well watered The Improve
ments co sist of large and w4ll built BRlUK
lHnQSE rotfed with slate, porch running iull
ond, including bath room, with water therein
FRAME b arm nearly new, of suitable ze for the
land, with threshug floor and stabling underneath.
This property is within five minu es walk of West
Grove village which IS quite thriv ng place, and
the morals of the inhabitants have he good enough
to prevent the sal OF Intoxicating liquors, and from
present indieat ons it is hoped they will continue So
which makes this desirable locality for persons
wanting to locate their families in u cd moral
community where they viii not be under the debas-
ing influence of strong drink.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, s0id day when
terms wi be made known, which will be accsmmo
dating, by
novsf-8S' FRANCIS GOOD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
Third Dispntch.
Third Dispntch.
THE MEMBERS OF TIE LEGISLATURE ADMITTED
OF BOTH GLASSES.

THE MEMBERS OF TIE LEGISLATURE ADMITTED
OF BOTH GLASSES.
Associated Press TeIegrGn.
COLUMBIA, S. o., Nov. 2s.-At midnight
last night, the State House was occupied by
U. s. troops. No one was allowed to enter
without pass from Mr.. Jones, Clerk of the
late House, or Mr.. Dennis, one of Chamber
lains men. About o'clock Gen. Gordon,
U. s. Senator from Georgia, and General
johnson, State Senator Of Virginia,
with Messrs. Peck and Jefferis, members
Of the Legislature demanded admittance.
The rotunda was then filled with troops,
and arms stacked around the Washington
statue. The members of the Legislature
exhibited their certificates from the Su-
preme Court of their election, and the cor
poral of the guard refused them admit
tance under the orders of Dennis,
who was standing by. The Demo
cratic members then met in caucus,
and about H. Is P. M. proceeded in body
to demand admittance. In the meantime,
General Hampton had an interview with
General Ruger, who then changed the or.
ders so as to allow any one to pass the
sentinels who claimed to be eelectedmembers
of the Legislature. Under this change of
orders, all members are now being admitted
slowly. AS the corporal of the guard ex-
amines their credentials, the members are
thus admitted to the State House, but not
to the Hall of the Senate or that OF the
House of Representatives.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
improvement OF our HarbOr.

REPORT OF COL. KURTz ON OPERATIONS TO
THIS TIME-HIs RECOMMENDATIONS.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 26.-The report of
Lieutenant Colonel j. D. Kurtz, Corps of
Engineers, in charge of the defenoes of
Philadelphia, showing the condition of the
works. progress made towards completion,
and recommendations, contains the follow
ing in reference to Wilmington Harbor:
During the past year work mas been in
progress along the channel OF the river near
tho entrance, Just above and below Third
street and above Market street. The result
has been to increase the width of the chan
mel at the locality near the mouth to 800
feet and above Third and Market streets
to $50 feet, and in each case to afford 10
feet depth of water at low tide. At the
rock excavation the depth has been made
13 feet. 1t is proposed the present season
to remove by dredging, between the mouth
of tho Brandywine and just above Mar
ket street, about 1000 cubic yards
Of mud, and just below Third street 210 Gu
bic Yards of rock, which will complete the
improvement at that point. Next season it
is proposed to remove by dredging, between
the mouth of the river and the mouth of
the Brandywine, about 10000 cubic yards OF
mud. This will require an appropriation of
| $20,000.
Amount available July l, 1875. $40 1879 81
Amount expended during he fiscal
| year ending June 30, 1876. 6.......... 10000 05
Amount available July l, lsT6..... 100 29
Amount app opriated by act approv-
ed August ii, 1915 e................. 10000 90
| Amount (estimated) required for
completion Of existing pro lect. .... 10000 OC
| Amount that can be prOftably eXa
pended IN fiscal year ending Jule
so, 1878. ......................... 10000 OC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
~NIen From GeOrgia.,,

A special dispatch from Columbia, s. O.,
to the Philadelphia Times says:
Tonight the streets are swarming with
men, some members of the Legislature, bul
mostly those who have been attracted hith
or by their interest in Uo.morrow's proceed
ings. a free train is to drriUe here tonight
from Georgia, filed aoath men from thai
State. Great excitement seems to prevail,
but 1 have not seen any display of bad tenn
per or indications of disturbance"
The men from Georgia voted in South
Carolina, on election day, by hundreds, re-
peating at many different polls. Now they
are to help revolutionize the State govern
ment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
Tlotires iM 8ankrMptEu.

DISTRICT COURT OFTHE UNITED STATES
~ FOR THE DISTR OF OF DELAWARE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, SIS.
In the matter of Nathaniel Bayne, Bankrupt.
warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court agai st the estate of Nathaniel Ba ne, of the
county of New Castle and State OF Delaware in said
District, WHO has been duy adjudged Bankrupt
upon petition of his creditors, and the payment of
any debts and the delivery of any property belonging
to said Bankrupt to him. or to his use, and the
transfer of any property by him forbidden by law.
A meeting OF the creditors of said Bankrupt to
prove their debts and choose one more Assignees
Of his est4te, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden at Wilmington in said District on the
tn day of december. A. d., 1876, at o'clock, p.
M, at the Office of Levi O. Bird, Esq, 600 King St.,
the Register In Bankruptcy of said District.
JOHN M DUNN,
nov2--2t U. S. Marshal for said District,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
New Advertisements, To-day.

Funeral notice
nce-meat-brevity
Local brevity-Dubell
An overcoat at Gouert's
M E District Conference
Sipple's brevity-GrOceries
Schultz's lily cigars-brevity
For sale-StOre and dwelling
Canary pirds-W N Chandler
Trustees Sale of Real ESTATE
DR. Frankln's announcement
Holiday presents-B, 4 u Co
want d-Middle-aged woman
DR.. Bulls cough syrup-brevity
Suitable prasents-W IL Billany
Head n Co-Stocks, Drafts, etc
Adair's beds enovaied-brevity
For sale-Davis Sewing Machine
Local brevity-Delawar ribune
Hostetter's Bitters-Local Special
For sale-S50, ,010 in first mortgages
ChildTen's shOes-Fennessey's breyity
Silver Plated Ware-502 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
Auftipn SaIes.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF
Heal EStat9,
IN WILMINGTON.


BY virtue of a decree of the Chancellor y the
State of Delaware made at Chambers, T. o 26t1 day
OF lctober A d. 1876 will be exposed To sale at
Public Auction on
WEDNES DEC. Goth, LS7R,
At the Delaware House, 513 Market str et,i VIII
mington, Del, at o'clock, afternoon,
The following described lands and tenemsntsAbe-
ing the heal ESTATE late OF George W. hurchmtp,
deceased, and his lite Residence, 9U9 Delaware Ave-
nue., to wit:
All that certain lot piece of land situate in the
city OF Wilmington, in the state of Delaware, with
LARGE BRICK HOUSE
thereon, bonnded and described as follows 10 wit:
Beginning at stake standing on the no thr lstery
side of Delaware avenue, between Ad ms and Jack,
son streets, at the distance of one hunired and
ffty-eght feet nine inc from tue north-wasterly
side of Adams street, thence north eastery AZ par
all to Adams street three hundred feet To the
touth-westerly side of Gilnn thence thereby
northW esterly thirtynine feet eR hit and
inche to stake, thence south westerly para lel 70
Adams street three hundred fest to the rorthe
cry side of Delaware avenue. (passing through 9ne
centrt OF the party wall OF this and the ado ning
house,) thence thereby touth-easterly thiry-nlhe
feet eight and onequarter inct es to the place OF
beginning. -
This property is of the most desirable on Del
aware avenue. The house is rOomy, well plan ieui
aud with every modern convenience. Large honb
ana side yard and lot back. The e is also good fta
BILE, ample for private use. Terms at sa O.
nov2s- eodts CHAS. B. LORE. Trusted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
CITYITEMs.

kW- NERVOUS DEBILITY.-VITAL WEAKNESS OR
DEPRESSION: a weak exhausted feeling, no energy
courage; the result of MENTAL ovER-woRK, Ex-
CEssEs, or some drain upon the system, is always
cured by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No.
%. 1t tones up and nvigorates the system, dspels
gloom and dependency, mparts strength and en-
man. Been used twenty years with perfect success
by thousands. Sold by dealers Price, $l.00 per
single vial, or $500 per package of five walls and
So vial of powder Sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, 562 Broadway, New York See large
advertisement. feb25. .eoddW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28

GONE WEsT.-Jordan A. Wilson, of this
city, who last evening resigned his position
as member of the Board of Education
from the Third Ward, has removed to
Peoria, Illinois, to carry on the manufac-
ture OF aoap,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28

m. o. A.-Rev. 2 M. Lavitt, mission
ary, will conduct religious meeting this
evening at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at ~ O'Clock. He
will give an account of his missionary la
bors, which will add interest to the meet
ing. Ladies as well as gentlemen are in
vited to be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
associated Press telegram.


oIrtMENT, To-DAY-srATE. HOUSE GUARDED
BY TROOPS.
Associated Press telegram.
COLUMBIA, y. O., Nov. 28.
The house burned on Friday last three
miles from this place was the property of
the sisters Of General Wade Hampton, but
was occupied by him and known as his
house.
There is great excitement here, to-day.
The U. 8. troops have possession of the
State House, and have refused admission
to the Edgefeld and Laurens delegations.
THESE pretended members from Edge
geld and Laurens are the ones to whom the
Board of Canvass refused to give certif-
Gates, on account of the invalid election in
those counties.-ED. COMMERCIAL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
Nptitss.
DIsTRIoT CONFERENCE.

DISTRICT CONFERENCE
The second session of the District Conference of
Wilmin ton District, for the present Conference
year. will be held in Delaware city, Dect mber 9th
and 7ih.
All members of tie Conference Mini.terial and
Lay, earnestly requested to be in attendance
DELAWARE CITY, November Hth, 1875
nov2s.3t
NoTIOE-THERE WILL BE A CIR md FIN.
IN tertainment given by the A. G. U. o. of b. and
s. of Moses, at the National Hall, corner of Ninth
and Walnut streets, on Friday evening, the lst of
December. Also, an address will be delivered to
the order at the A. u Nj. P. Church, French street
above sth. nov25 81
NOTIOE-ON AND After MONDAY NOV.
IN aOth, tue train leaving Wilmington at $50 D. m.
will not be run south Of Harrington. The tram
irving at Wilmington at 925 a. M, will start from
Harrington. (Sgned,) Ii. +. KENNEY,
novl7.tf Superintendent
NOTICE-TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX PAY
IN Frs FOR 1S76.-Persons who have not paid
their City and School Taxes for 1876 (bls having
been rendered to them,) and who cannot pay at
once, will please call at office and make some
arrangement as to when they can pay and thus
avoid notice by postal card to those who do not call
we will send postal cards.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between Market
Hours from a. m. to 70 NJ, from to and to
p. m. E. PROVOST,
Collector TOR N. District.
Il. FARMAR,
octlS-u Collector for s. District
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
2artnership 9utites.

OHANGE OF oo.PARTNERSHIP.
~
This day have disposed of my interest in the
iron, steel hardware and paint busiuess, conducted
under the firm name of Bellah q Eliotti at the
Qugey. The firm of Bellah, Quigley q Co., are
alone authorized to settle the business of the said
firm. | would ask continuance of patronage so
literally bestowed upon the old firm to their
sors. ALFRED s. ELLIOTT.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Novemt or !, 1876
The business will be conducted at the old stand,
corner of Third and French streets, by the under
signed, using the firm name of Bellah, Quigley 4
Co., and we ask a continuance of patronage with
which the cid firm has been so literally favored.
II. s. BELLAH.
w. S. QUIGLEY,
o. II. DURE.
WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. 1, 1876. nov14-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
Second Dispatch. .

THE STATE HOUSE GUARDED BY UNITED
STATES TROOPS.
Associated Press Telegram.
CHARLEsrowN, s. O., Nov. % AT mid
night the State House in Columbia was oc.
cupied by Federal troops. who camped in
the rotunda and kept the doors barred.
This morning Gordon OF sentinels was
formed around the building, and admit
tance denied to all except those having
passes from Gov. Chamberlain's private
secretary W. R. Jones. The streets of Co.
lumbia are crowded with people from all
parts of the State. Quiet reigns, but the
excitement is intenee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28

rBuy and sell Stocks,
HEALD S::f ga %s5l:; S5sss e. Z s;E Ss
a BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Clayton House Building Entrance on Fifth st.
For Sale-5 shares Delaware Fire Ins. Stock.
Drafts on England, Ireland, Germany, etc.
octl8-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
9nst aud found.


G1 n REWARD-L1ST, IN GOING FROM
DIO Seventh and King streets to 18th and Wal
nut, pocket book containing about S27 and two
notes. The finder will receive the above reward by
leaving it with the owner, a. 1916 Walnut street
nov243t MEMPHIS HARVILLE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-28
2ersnnaI.

DERSONAI-TO ANY OF OUR READERS
Il who intend taking cabin passage to Liverpool
by steamers of the American Line, we can save 81
in the price of their ticket Apply to the Business
novsS2w DAILY COMMERCIAL.