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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
FIFTH EDITION.
The SeIF-expatriAted Don.

HIS PRESENCE IN AMERICA UNKNOWN TO THE
SPANISH LEGATION.
WAsHINoroN, April 26.-The Spanish
legation here are without any information
of the arrival of Don Carlos on this conti-
nent, but it is said that it had instituted in
quiries looking to ascertaining his
whereabouts and his movements
Don Carlos has by no means re-
linquished his claims, to the throne
OF spain, and of course claims to be mon
arch of Cuba. While it is considered that
any coalition between Don Carlos aud the
Cuban insurgents is unlikely and almost
impracticable. yet it is evident that resi-
dence in the United States would afford OPP
portunities for him to take advantage of
the Cuban discontents that could not exist
while he resided in Europe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
New Advertisements, To-dny.

$40 rewald-POeket book lost
lNotice special meeting-Unlon Loan
MOdel Press W Dapghaday n Co
Francis Kelly-Liceuse notice
Jas \ WilsUn- icenSe notice
Morris ons for II e nacs-brevity
Shirts-Mrs Rossiter, orevit.
Spring q 1thing-liull. hrevity
Gaming chai s-Alair 5 breYltv
AT site garments-breflCy OF q ueIt
Cheap l.. O's-Cha fint
Bayne's brevity
List OF unclaimed ettors
New music bnoks-O Difson O.
Notice, discharge l-JOh Parker
Duhell hats - brevity
Ladies' sh ies-Fcnnessey brevity
How so n-Webh brevity
Wri'iny desks, Enterprise manuiactOrY
Philips Bros. br WY
DR. Bulls Cough 5 lnp-brfvity
In h nkrup CYL Il Dupont, assignee
The Two O.phan.-tt Opera House
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
aganted.

XNANTFD-A GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR GEN.
w erAl housework, at
81 3l4 WEST SEVENTH ST.
XNANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral hOusewurk at
apr25As 423 SHIPLEY STREET.
VANTED.-wHITE GIRL AS CHAMBER
w maid and childs nurse.
apr9iSt' 5i5 WEST FOURTH ST.
XNANTED-A FEW SCHOOL DESKS AP.
w ply at aprl5-tf THIS OFFICE
S2OOOa%%oA on G d4sbss oH propeF Tas
Il worth S45O0. No. bonus. Interest payable guar
tery. Address, SECURITY,
aprl5tf This office
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
FOURTH EDITION.
Clymer Again in a II o1.
NE ''MoDIFIEs" BELKNAP's EXPOSURE BUT DE-
MES MAKING ANY PROMISES.


HE ''MoDrF1Es" BELKNAP's EXPOSURE BUT DE-
MES MAKING ANY PROMISES.
Special LS.patch to the Baltimore Amer can.
WASHINGTON, April 25-The most uncom.
Portable man in Congress to-day was He's
ter Clymer, chairman Of the committee
which developed the Belknsp exposure. 1t
required much Of that gentlemen's time to
explain to his anxious inquiring colleagues
what ex Secretary Belkuap means in his
rejoinder to the replication of the impeach
mt mt managers, wherein he sets forth that
Clymer told him that he would move for
his impeachment in the House if he did
not resign before nooL on the I'd OF March,
the day upon which he did resign before
loon. Clymer denies that he ever held
such "swords of Damocles over the
head of Belknar. He admits that he told
him that he would impeach him If he was
in Office but did not assure him that he
would not even if he resigned.
While Clymer however, is discounted
somewhat upon the charge Of the ex- Secre-
tary, the impeachment managers are jubi
lanu that his counsel have incorporated it
in their rejoinder. They hold that 1t is an
admission ON the part OF Belkrap that he
dld resign to escape impeachment, as set
forth i'll their replication, and no matter
what motive may have constrained him to
suchssa course, he did resign for the pur-
pose they expect to prove. II Beknap 4
lawyers still adhere to the rejoiuder, OF so
much thereof as pertains to the cause which
induced the ex-Secretary to resign, they ex
pect that the Senate cannot do other wise
than hold that it has jurisdiction Of the
case. and that that body will take the re.
jliuder as au admission of this fact, and
TX ended arguments Will thus be averted
1t is the general opinion that the brilliant
! q eat mistake.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Cedar CreeK republican,.

THEY ORGANIZE FOR THE cAMPAIGN-ELEc-
TIoN OF OFFICERS.
Correspondence of the Commercial
LINCOLN, DEL, April 24.-The Republi-
cans of Cedar Creek Hd., Sussex CO., met
at the office of Col. A. s. Small, and formed
an organization to be known as the "Centen-
nia Republican Club" They adopted con-
shGution, and rules of order, and elected the
'eilowing officers Prest,. a. w. Small :
90 Preste. John FL Johnson, Geo. L.
R,ue Secy., Wm B. Small Treas, John
Wkens Janitor, Geo. Brown Bnsine-s
Committee, John W. Morley, john $. Mack
l.n, aud JAMES R Matthews Corresponds
ing Secy, Cha. Small. A COMMITTEE
on News and Vigilant Committee we've a.
&c pointed by tie President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
9nr Rent.

SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT. IN9ULRE or
. q. II. TINDAIlL.
aprs5-A 6Ol French street.
" EOR REN T-9 OR ROOMS TO LET NEAR
II Seventh and King to small family Address,
apr2i;t A. A., COMMERCIAL Office.
TINO RENT. THE HOUSE NO. 7O2 TA1NALL
a street. Apply ON premises. apr20tf
VHOR RENT.-HOUSE s28 WASHINGTON ST.
w r. WESTBROOK,
mar90tf n f. Cor Sd and Market.
LHOR RENT OR SALE.-A THREE-STORY
and kitchen first floor; gas, bath, hot and
cold water, the of Gilpin avenue and
Adams street, square from cars pos.esson
Apply on the premises or to IL. ENGLISH. No. lU9
West street. marsA-tf
EOR RENT-THE OFFICE AND STABLE,
Il sheds, and yard, corner Front and Tatnall Sts.
Separate together desired Also the stable on
West Street, below Water Street. Apply to
tebl2.ti s. E. COR. FRONT AND WEST
nor RENT = FROM 35TH OF MARCH, MY
4 house on Delaware Avenue, next door to Swe
denborgian church. Apply to
NJ. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
janl3.d 226 Market Street.
INOR RENT-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, WITH
Il house. IN city limits, good truck pntch.
A. II. GRIMSIAW.
aprl4,F.M-W Eighth and Shipley SITS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

A. B. Elliot, proprietor of the Sunday
rr jan news paper at Troy, N y, was con-
c'ed in an action for libel yesterday. lie
MAS sentenced 10 pay u tiue of $50 or {"
$50 days. Au appeal will bs taken.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gllmor Swami, wife of
Hon. Thomas Swarm. dad at Baltimore
Yesterday morning at O'Clock. in the six.
tv fourth year of her age, after an illness
of three " eeks from bronchitis and typhoid
fever.
Barney Williams. the well known actor,
who has been ill for some time past, died
yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

WILL SERENADkD. Samuel a. Baynard
aud wifs, who were married last Thursday,
are certainly the best serenaded Young
couple IN the city. Oh the night of ihe
wedding, portion of the invited guests
turned out and gave them the first sere-
made This was followed by another on
Friday niA hit, another on Saturday night,
and still another, the most spirited of all,
last night. The last WAS given with 20
much vigor that an alarm was sounded, and
tie Fire Department. was out i'll that direc-
ton looking for a fire.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
BnardinH.

DOAR RDIN G.-GoOD BOARDING ACCOM-.
ID modations can be had for or 3 respectable
young men in private family. Appy
apra56t 68 TATNALLSt
DOARD-WTTH EITHER SINGLE OR COM.
ID municating rooms, at sol West street, Whining
ton, Del. oct4-tf
BOARDING FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
ID board also table boarders.
sbl-tf 704 MARKET STREET
DOARDING-TWO GENTLEMEN OAN BE
ID accommodated with board and comfortable
maristfeod sS.n THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Odd FeIIoVship.

THE ANNIvERsARY CELEBRATION AT BALTI-
MORE.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
BALTIMORE, April 26.-The 57th anniver
sary Of Odd Fellowship is being observed
here, to-day. procession OF 3, 900 men in
uniform paraded through several streets.
starting aJ 10 o'clock i'll six divisions, and
this afternoon public meeting is in pro-
gress at Fords Opera House. large
number of members of the Order are pres
enJ from distance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Aotjtts.
~ BANkKUpTCN'

II BANhKl PIAN.
A. Wilmington, he adth day of April, a. D.. 1876.
Tie Undersigned hereby gives u"tiu,' ui hi, appoint
ngtnu. in county If New Ca>ti- and state uf Del.
aware within said District. Whn has been idjudged
bankrupt On cre1tur- p"ttii, n the District Court
Of said bistrct HENRY K. DUPONT,
"pr16mny3lO Assignee.
NOTICE DISCHARGED JOHN PARKER
II, honor the Mayor. for kpeping open IN Sunday.
II" had "a hearing yesfrrily at 4n'piuck. 4. ". and
h~nbaeh. apr9h,t'
NOTICE UNION LOAN ASSOCIATION.-AN
~ adjourned special meeting nj the Stockholders
~ rnion Loan A--orintion Mi hr held Wedne,day.
thu a6ta INST AT o'clock -. IN to take action on
proposed amen ment t" the BY ;. tw2
aprsilt Seere,ary
NoTlGE DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER-
SiiiP Ite cnpnrtnership heTetninre existing
IA, Wise WriGin. lumber deal RS i, this iay dis
sniy"d BY mutHai consent, The business WIN be con
nj the bridge nt the tnnt ri Market street
JOHN WISE,
ap'l4.'6 s56t q. WESLEY wELDlN.
- Artisans SAvlNes BANK.
April 18th. lsib.
clarei n. r. TAYLOR.
aprl4l9t Treasurer.
NOIICk-ls her-ny gwen that the undersigned
~ VIII IN thr tith dly May A. D. ls76, make ap-
piicatpn To Hon. Leonard u. Wales. Associats
Judge pf the supreme Court of New Castle County,
Tor tls granting nj them of Charter OF Incprpora-
tion by tns superior Court ~ said County for the
purpose nj maintaining places Of ,epulture OF Bu-
rial ui ne dead II New Castle county.
ABRAHAM MURRAY.
DAVID BAYARD,
JAMES BARNES.
JAMES X. Wilson,
ROBERT GRAVES
api.3,t maya WILLIAM IL. CALDWELL.
Is KGlSTRY BUREAU NOTICE.
Al property holders within the city who have not
had their property registered. respectfully re-
qussed to present to this Office correct description
| OF their property
| a copy Of the Registry Law and blank forms fol-
thA description Of property will be furnished on ap
! plicatiOn at this OfhOs.
All deeds, conveyances, or transfers Ot Real Els
made after July ilth, 1874, must ba entered IN
this office before they sent to New Castle to be
recorded. NJ. y. CONWElL,
| Chiet Engineer and Surveyor,
iAnsO-tf Tenth and knG streets.
NOTICE MECHANICS LOAN STOCK. FIVE
~ hundred snarss of tue 9TH series Just Issued ant
Tor sale. the mrs. payment To be made on the 2nC
Tue,day II May Apply - ,..,...,,..
apr, -tltf a., French s-r.,t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

FATAL ACCIDENT Ar PENNs6RoyE.-A boy,
named James Cunningham, at Pannsgrove,
OH Saturday put an old rusty gun barrel III
rhe stove, and charge that had been in it
fora long me exploded and the shot str!-
XII g him in the mouth, caused his death
shortly after.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Homie de al philadelphia.

JEALOUs HUsBANB SHUOI5 THE FhIEND UF
HIS WIFE.
associated Press Special Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26 This morning,
Joseph Harrar, formerly policeman shot
and mortally wounded ex Lieutenant Of
Police, VIM r. Hess, now member OF
the reserve force, at the boarding house of
the latter. Hess, it is said, has assisted
Harrar's wife at various times. when she
had been deserted by her husband, and is
excited the jealousy of Harrar. The latter
is now in custody.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
ssas. Hs.II Notes

This aft noon the Quickstep (smAteuis,)
are piANIng game with tue Philadelphia
{ professionally at the Rodney Street
grounds l. having been reported that
rhe Philadelphia had agceed to =ell the
game to the Amateurs, the latter distinctly
di,Own any such muv manr, as neither club
could afford to do so, this early in the
seaHon.
The Amateurs have arranged for game
w.Jh the Willie Aliehz club o.. the Rodney
st, Get grounds Oh Saturday. They ask d
Jhruugh the New Yo:k Clipper 70 hear from
ths Flysways, aud have eAalene ell the Ac
rires Of Reading. and it Is sand that the Pea
bocys, of Baltimore, when til Y start II
their AK weeks tour, will play their first
game with them.
lhe 'lnckstep (profeA-ionalr) VIII play
the Wine kleirz club, Tomorrow (rhurs
dAy) and The Athletics on Friday, 1T the
grounds nn Adams street, and Tie Phila-
delphiss on Saturday, on the grounds OF
Jhe latter
II will be remembered the Willie KleiI =
beat the Philadelphia by score uf 10
AT the commencement OF Tie season.
FoNlsr. one Of the old {ui1ketep play
ars, now y ayr with the Athletics and wi
have 4 chance to face his Oh ssscciares IL
opposition on FRIDAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Mckee Sentenced.

Associated Press Special TstegTgm.
ST. Louis, April 26-In the U. s Circuit
G ,urt, to day, Mckee was sentenced to Two
years imprisonment and Ii fine Of ten thou
sand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Gifense alotifes.

NOTICE., JAMES A. Wilson, DO HERE
~ lwgve notice that shall aprly to the Judges
O the Court Of General Sessions nf the Peace and
jail Delivery of the State of Delaware, in and TOR
the county of New Castle. On Monday, the sth day
Of May next, being the nrst day nj the May term
A. ID lS.b Tor license to keep an nn nr tavern at
W. liz. West Front street, in the First Ward. Of
bh city Of Wilmington, Delaware, county and State
l"'reshid, aud to sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart to he drunk the prem
ises and the following ireehoders recommend this
sad application. 10 Mt:
james McGOwan. Joseph Fout,
Henry Bradley, Thomas j Bennett
Francis Kelley, Frederick We'll,
Robert " Brine Julius tiuenther
Dennis bradley, August A.chenharh,
tieOrge ii Marble, Joseph Ntidrrmairr
Philip & Punkett David Wuohnun
Henry BleSer tieo Stenckrn,
VIM Clavey Jacob Kenlr
Patrick Holland, Thomas ,Iohnsnn
Alfred Walton, 4 d Perkins,
VIM HHber, Caleb Miller
Daniel McCusker.
NOTICE-I. FRANCIS KELLY, DO HEREBY
~ give notice that on Monday, the sth day of May
A. d. intend to apply in writing 10 the Court Ot
,;rnera Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery oi
the state of Delaware, in and for New Castle cOnn
". for license to sell Intoxicating liquors in guam
titles not less than Onehalf gallon not to be drunk
IN the premises, and who is licensed retniler ui
gonds wares and merchandise, at No LOB Market
Street, in the list Ward Of the city nf Wilmington
Delaware. the aggregate cost value Of whose srocA
less than five hundred dollars that he is Of full age
Il man of sohruty and good moral character. thai
such snle nj Intoxicating liquors at that place is
cessAry to accommodate the public. and the nrme
vi efouwinR freehulders Of said wurd recommend
the said application to wit
Joseph McCain, Julius Gunther.
Joseph Fuut, Fred llubers,
Patrick Holland. = Lnlly.
! Caleb Miller Jacob Kene.
tien II, Murple. 'lhos. johnson
Joseph Niedermaier viii Huber
| A. Ashenbuch, John AhrenS.
] lhns. j. Bennett, William Miller,
| Henry Bradley. a. U. Perkins.
| Dennis Bradley, Thomas turley.
| tru. Stienicken. Daniel McCusker.
| Alfred Walton, James MckPnna,
apr263t FRANCIS KELLY,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
.fnr SalR.


I1oR SALE A FlRST.RATE COW; WILL BE !
THOMAS GRAHAM,
apr2O-l5t' Greenbank Del.
VHOR SALE--A LOT or VARY FINE seth
Il BOlDEN' strawberry plants Apply To-
). ii. BAILEY,
aprlOth6t' Falkland. Del.
INOR $ A l. E.-A STYLISH BAY HORSE,
Il about l5 hands high coming years old Of kind
and gentle dsposition will be sold low for want oi
aprl.tff f'''' = = -, Cor It'll and West SITS
T|OR SALE.--A VERY DESIRABLE THREE
4 story brick House, in this city. Convenient to the
city cnrs Pleasant surrounding and in every re-
SAM'L W. MCCAuLI.EY,
marll-tf 700 Market st.
+ 7ead io A y4a. 9"'1 ana II snd M9 NJ l.t s'ss s S
se ''''' " ''i j. +. MANGHH,
feblO+3ms Smyrna. Del
L I9 fsbls fine Old Rye whiskey
Ii New England Rum
5 d" Old Irish and Scotch Whiskey
novl4ly 103 Market Street.
T DAN ASSOCIATION STOCK FOR SALE.-A
~ safe and proIitahle Investment.
The Delaware Loan Association. i3 years old, now
offers its sixth series for sale first payment due May
ID 1876. The first series has nlatured md its mem
berS are all paid OIL sN per cent allnWsd to with
drawing members. GEO. O. MAitlA, Secy.
Ap, 18th. The first series inatl,red in liin- years
aud months. GEO. e. MAkIS, Sec'y.
The diamond State Loan Association, years old
offers its sXth series for sale. first payment due
April latl 1916. First series will mature in about
yelr4 and months. GEO. e. MARIS, Sec'y
prniits rapidly tur the shareholders and have met
with M losses. aprlI-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
neaIh Ikatnrn Arre.L

4 4Ss0cidted Ffess Speclal Iel1gfaW.
Ntw YoBH, April 26.-Bernard Shif' r
shot himself through tile head, yesterday,
and died, to avoid arrest on charge OF :
tempting to shoot his wife.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
FnlladeIpMl. MarKeI..
Assoctatsd Press Special Teleoran

lNVlTV1T7V"FF
PHILADELPHIA. April 26-Flour quiet ;
Prnna. family, SO O0@G IS high gsAdet,
81 25@S so. Wheat insctive Penna. red,
IL 80 amber. 81 52@1 So white, 4155 !;
Western, lOO@l.07. Rve SIC. Corn dull
and weak yellow 63d &c. Osts deciiu
ing white 45@5Oc; mixed, 420431lc. ssMess
pork, S23- 2OM23. 50. Land l3a f@l4i4c
NhiHkey 81 u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Eust and found.

ta 4 A REWARD-FOR RETURN OF POOK,
- L " ct wallet containing pnprrs and railraod
II sses to n. W. GuOkin, Phila., wilmington "
baltimore X. r. Depot apr262t'
cs6O = REMARD-LOST-A POCKEr.BOOK,
SDAeD in Tatnall street, between I'd and Third, or
Oh the road to Newport, containing some memoranda
and four cheques which payment has been
stopped of value only to the The finder will
receive the above reward by leaving it in 3d street
apri,tf j. II. GOULD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Autttuu Sales.
GROCERIES AT PUBLIC SAIr
WNIIY " III WI I'F111'N VT
THURSDAY, MAY 4rH. 1876

GROCER ERlES AT PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned having determined to relinlulsh
the grocery business will sell at public sale ON
THURSDAY. MAY 4rH. 1876,
At NO. WEST FOURTH STREET,
his entire stock of fine groceries, consisting Of y
large lot n teas and cofees of the best quality also
sugars. molasses. starch. solp. salt canned fruit,
stands, Tea and spioe cgdys platform and counter
scales rs-cliAs coffee mill and all goods usually
kept in hrs-claas grocery store Sale ~ cummtnee
at O'Clock A. NJ, when attendance will be given
and conditions made known by w. n PIERCE.
Goods sold lnH 10 aniiy trade up to day Of ale,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
CITY ITEMS.

cs'"rHF BEST IN WiLNISGroS. - Centennial
buckir-4anr ni uur uwn make,
.IOH> K. BAncncK.
Aprl2 II y. w. lDrnnr - aud MhIkpt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

A W,INISa TON LADY BADLY Injured N
P.uLADFLPHIa.-E EllZaUetn Stroud, living at
81 Orange street, was in attendance ii
wet before iast at the Orthodox Friends
Y oary Meeting in Phlladelphis, and on FIJI
day the ! ! Ii instant met with a severe acci-
d nt IN the following mtnnei she WIS
riding iii street car TO the house uf a
fri4nd and had TO alight from the car at
Flankiin and Green streets The car stop
.ng at thst point she approached inc reer
end ANA was about to sep 10 the pave
ment, whom another car in the rear
of the first with tongue, in it was
driven up 90 close that the tongue strlk-
ing the edge of the door. shut it
violently. catching Miss Strouds' head be-
t cen the door aud the pjst. A lady i'll Il Q
rar caught and pulled her to the inside
Both sides Of her head were cut and on Il e
night side All artery and Vein, and
a lone painful cash cut in her left hand
sic wa conveyed to the house OF Mrs. Ho
ingshesd. where she is receiving careful
| physical attention. with strong hopes OF
her recovery. The conductoro of the forward
car was exoneraled from blame, but the {
OF the rear car was promptly d acharged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Ihe EsaItImanre Isetimeria..

AssOciuted FTeNs Special Iele1fanI.
BALTIMORE, April 26.-The committee ap-
p, iuted by business men and capitalists to
get subscriptions for rehabilitatipg the Cal
vert rugar refinery, it is understood, have
secured over 100000 The amount re.
qnred is $500, ,0Ol., all OF which Will proba-
BLY, be rained
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Amusements.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY s. TUESDAY EVENINGS,
MAY FIRST AND SECOND
Furbish 5th Av. Combination.
The most cOmplete and powerful Dramatic org ini-
cation now in existence will present On
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

ks h,
tprl2t ). W. turuer 2h and Market.
: r." FNIoN ~ CaRsr' /, an excellent union,
undeuoIuiuatlnual illustrated monthly ~ cents
year, . cents - ministers and agents. Sent On
Trial lhrrr Month, Free with best terms to
agents, Address II. A. KIM. 31 Park Row. New
York. Box 2aSq nprl-iw3iaw' -ip31,IW
cH' "THE CHRISTIAN is the best paper ! get F."
SAYS Nj Spurgenn, th" great lundon prea, hrr.
This large In page. illustrated d liar monthly will
be- sent post paid three months To- any address, for
~ tiuts. pr ~ minister, Tree, by the publisher III
l.. Hastings, Boston. Ma. apri4wlaw apa7 ,itW
{ WlrHui'1 Cosr. Me,,i, Potts Brother, now
Offer IA s-nd Il sample cupy uf the AMrRh AZ STOCK
JuVHNAl. free. to all w1n desire 10 examine it,
Every Himer should -end and get one, and then h..
will undoubtedly want it whole year for himself
AMI tnmill 1t will uniy cost dollar to get a
large - page illustrated monthly. telling all ubnut
stock raising and farming Those who subscribe
now, get . numbers nj ls75, free Just the paper
fur hard times. parksburg. Chester county, Pa, is
the place tn send nprl iw.taW -apras ltW
e% \ MORBID APPETITE FOR ENCITEMFSr IS
the only effect of the nnmpdicated and adulteratpd
sp rits frequently used under the Impression That
they are wholesome stunulants Abandon such
burning ,luids' at once and forever Ii YOU are.
weak. low spirited, dSaprptic, nervous suffering
trum the etircis Of exhaustion use TIL" HhNl'tNk re-
cuprrnnt of hnd Ills energy, that real -ionnchc and
merry" anndynr, L upiFHO WoLFf'S :, S,HItDNN 4 RO-
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

eve HAVE large ,tork of enlldr,n- school
snlrS ~ tllr lowest prices uitN X RABCOVk,
tprl2 II ). W. turner 2t and Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
FIMANclAl q COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON, DEL. April

STOCK QUOTATIONS, AT O'CLOCK To-DAH'
Reported by Craige, johnson \ Co., Bankers and
Brokers' 9Th and Market Sts.i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

The manager heg- leave to state that to give this
play the proper effect all the scenery cOstumes ap
pnnments. etc used at the Walnut Street Theatre,
Phindelpha. will be brought here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
TTNHE COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO
MIR. c. B. RHOADS.

By he CHOIR singers Of The CITY, VIII take pIaoa on
THURSDAY Evening, April 81,
At the West Presbyterian church, sth and Wash.
ingt0n streets. The programme will consist Of two
parts
PART I.-Solos, Duets, Quartette and two mals
chOruses by the "Millurd Club and organ solo,
PART Il.-MuLARDs MASS IN e., by chorus OF
about sixty voices chosen from the various chors of
the city nearly every choir in the city being repre-
sented. The committee announce with pleasure
that the reheHrsas that have been held give promise
of performance that has never been surpassed BY
our local talent. The mass is brilliant and inter
esting composition and cannot fail to please all.
Tickets ~ cents; concert will commences at 3.
Tickets for sale at Rnbelen Bros Smith Pain
ter's James a Webbs, or any Of the COMMITTEES or
singers. Bradley James w; W; l"bdel W d kay'
anagh, III. +. pickela, II. O. ORle. John f. Miller,
JAS. H. Cameron, Geo. W. Stone, COMMITTEES.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
MONDAY EVENING
E" THE TWO ORPHANS. ="

NEW SCENERY,
NEW MUSIC
NEW APPOINTMENTS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

SION AND CLAYTON Loan ASSOCIATIONS.
A special me eting of the Union Loan Az
-ccIatlon will be held this evening, to vote
OF proposed amendment TO the bylaws
allowing tile members to pay out ahead by
II payment OF thirty two months dues ex
clurlve Of this evenings payment Last
evening meeting Of the directors Of the
Clay ton Loan was he'd and the Secretary
WAS author zed 10 offer 511 shares Of new
7t res stock to begin i'll Nav AZ the Union
and Clayton are on the same plan
it IL thonght that possibly The members
WHO may aveil then ~ ve- Of lie opportu-
mty to pay ON iu tie Union che amend
neut viii % dnub' be siopten) winch will
not iSsu- new -eiie-. Will take shares in
the ClaS ton.
ScHooL ENrEBrA rAINM4Nr A school en-
tertainment will be- given IN the Sunday
-ch ,ol hall Of st Paul- chu ch, 4Jh and
Jackson streets. This evening. The pro-
gramme wall onnn ~ith cali-rhenic march,
Which will be followed by singing, speecher
dramas, ect.