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VOL. VII.--NO. 1805.
WILMINGTON, DEL., WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1872.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
ikify <£<Mt«wrMf.
JENKINS A ATKINSON.
Mil.11 Kit ATMI NHON«.
Ir*F.»r TVrtrtJt. Ktc., See Secmui !\m*.
.Fubllaher.
lti<- '•umnur ItcnorlM.
clttaciiN who are about to leave fora
•1 «a forwarded
! pay pontage
Th* I oniiiicrciiil
• of
h *ve tlm co»
5 k. If
-, will tic add-iloiml.
Niinuiicr weaH.c
t.. tla-in, at in cent* per
Unit, of cc
IWr. Hniiiiirr'a l.reelry I .«Her
Mr. Sumner's long expected letter, in favor of
theeley, is published in some of tho paper*, to*
ilay. it «
1, ho ban already expressed iu his several
Pppu'lieH in opposition
thing
support Greoley. Of courao, it will atfect fow
peiM'ii* if any.
incapable of taking a cluar view of the pros
«nt crtiiniion.
elaboration of the aarno view*
Frenident Grant, and
sept his decision
It is evident that Mr. Sumner
Smti- Items.
quoit pitching.
ch given
I. W F. Sudler, of Bridguville, is said to he
iy ill.
y strangers in 1
•o a great
l.iijIU is nearly
I here
'I lie L
'I'li«* J. .V K It. It. will
I August 7th.
* need* a hath house.
old.
nxcursiou train
tired at I.ewes
i 'n!fnr, t>t Gov. Funder, fr
il
\ solute «if 11 gun*
ill-port
J ,' ,**-*. last
k
James K K i-l ley, of
iv.-upuiig the llodiiuy mausiori,
fur liii* ms
|| coats just twic
tl. I'luiadeqdiia
Lewes,
di to go from I
to N«w York.
M. E. Church at Lowes will he dndi
the 2Hth of August. Dr. T. J. Tin
, A. Wallace and others
The
.en. lb
will ortlciate.
Tli« Bov. Mr. Boynton. Jr., of Ohio, will oo
t"i|iv t!i«» pulpit of the Frehyteriau Church of
during tl
r.
ii ■
Plillndrl|ihlu T«|iicH.
h aunts." a notorious thief, who
the Eastern ^'emlcntiaiy, about four
until* ago. in dead.
Kvakura and his Japanese embassy "did"
city, yesterday.
Tlio second excursion of the poor childrou
day, to 1'enUNgrove. It
of
liiiMcd t
«l*eidi-*l sticcens.
Squire McMull*
is pronounced onl of dan
'1 bo SI nr has a letter, purportil'g
have
L M. written hy Marra, who shot McMullen. Of
M;s H.-nry Eldridge a'templed to light a
tin- !•;. pouring ml fr*
exploded, of cour*e, and Mrs. E lumped
i • '« I nrrel of rain water and cxiinguislu<1 the
lltiu •*. but not before she wan badly I
into the stove.
o
ray horse in Germantown brought
in h back yard, where a colored woman whs
fui.g dishes. Thero was a fall of crockery
A mad do,.,
i! had bitten tw
The Xorth Amerir
I'uwd in tlio "Liberal" party.
shot Mondav, but not before
and six dogs. *
John-iii,
I-«-in ini ne («*
• di-inmnd soltairo rings
play the piano if thuy know
V*
Indie* with
bow.
I -lim'd silks of daik shad** coveted with
while iimiihI spot«, as larguas hall a dollar.
dollar.
I'h
toilet.
a pretty green, but it
shell pink,
wife
of the nivsteries of
When U i- lir*l applied, I he
changes
I.«- 1
ha* rt-i'overeil a
against a luptor *l*i:ili-r
'lor i lie loss of lier In.sl
We don't 1
•h a I
I- ,
id's
v for
■
•I to bear up
a hat" is thus
hip with a fnii scarf passing around
1 falling
Tibet! : "An ole
t-i 1
f
a
tlm Lut.
|"*--ii i., frout of the
ii'• -i "ul.let's with a rich l
• the hair, the other
age and fastened
»w of ribbon.
for dcmi-toilotte consists of a
>■ 'ir polonaise of Ionian!, scalloped and
1 "•* d "nh hlack Velvet. Tills i
"I light hliie silk, trimmed upon the hot
«.Hi a *l«ep flounce, hiuilud by two bias
w hielt
ski
bi! 1-, «liny
& scctllopeil piece, and
'hing' of silk. Tlm polonaise
niTs of the same blue silk, and the
is a pompadour neck, simulated with
Mus
II a
In
I*
i-i.t-^i
' rimes a«i«t C'i«H«aliieM.
' 1 at JelTurson, Texas, yesterday destroy
1 - 1 lidmgs including Kreetnan's Hall and
y 150.mm.
n Oswego, N. \ ,
lay morning The 1*
i hurles Hotel. 1
« % II ill block, ii
J * 1 ' "I by lire ye
ghi; Mill of Albright A F..-*-l«Hlon nt
'•»«. t\i* , wa* burned on ritinday night.
u at:* i McUI.-IIiim, from Philadelphia, coinmit
1 1 1 »t Visalia, Cal., on Monday.
!; ( "•" K'l'orteil at Brownsville, Texas, last
'*• 'i'* Indian raid had occurrod near
e killed.
L-* -
I
'*"» 1,1 "hielt 17 pomous
James Malburu, hurst her holier
M -iiregur, Iowa, yesterday afiernoon, kill
•n 1-» pU'sotiH and iiijuiing several others.
• »t Hunter's Foint, L. I., yesterday,
l 1 '" ''''' a bttmher of vessels, the hlandaiii
11 ' 1 k*, und Coe's Phosphate Works. C
-•" «.de other property was destroyed, ami «he
- 1 '' lodtvidual losses is estimated
\ ti
The I n lmr Hi'Torui Coovrntlon.
Con vent ion, which met at
New York yesterday
lings
number of the delegates witli
Hfler a discussion winch showed
u,,; »"«jordy were in favor of nominating
' 1,1 «nul NVil*en. th 0 executive Committee
ipitiionzod to call a Natioual convention
Labor party, if deemed advisable.
1 i >• National Lai
1 « . uid.u*, reassembled iu :
•tation. Tlio proc
. and a
1er I
»re niliar
bf ll
A TrcHpiiHN.
. "\SHTITTKH
i n;. r.
i*Kl> IO EIKOT A TREHPASsKU 't
«-I Chester JijU vnoniiin says :
•• 'By last week, two gent 1«
d. I «took them** lv«*
d.'"iue, I« inrtiiic
»"•»lii.t'. Whil
■I • « \v
f Morton
a point on the Kran
a few hours recreation in
f pursuit of pleasure,
' i the properly upou which they
, 'n.g made hi* appearance, aud ordered
.. ' ', I' 1111 "P »takes and leave." As w
parties immediately ...
"ill; the enter, hut the'laud owner.
, 4 ' ll V " ot deem their movements «nth
'• * '''ht ion*, and at once Imgau throwing
il«-ni, by way of facilitating matters.
, , , ti proceeding one of the stones struck
N t J* t "Gy and made rat her a severe wound,
rl'.' 1 Itaving gotten rid of thu lisiior
, ''M tiicaiis above described, the laud
«lately repaired to Coatosvilie, and
«•Mured nut against the pAiti«s for ..
Km .. * " u, î' a *»° informe*! that the assaulted
. I tl , 1 '"d«*** «dit before Squire Hinbaid
I,T d" 1 'dgh, aud the matter will no doubt be
,.;*,^ *'( Low much force is uccessarv to
i..,.. ' ' «plisser, and whether his life «hall l»e
Mr, . "dl'«dt consulting the mean* pro
: the civil law.
t Let
1 1.,
nl
'"»«UI
Hl I *
tl., i
'
The I'j
, w A4tionaI Bank of Council Bluff*
* ,„*?,'„!** " ,lb 'd on Monday of «2Ü.0UU, "ii
»we oisnnor unknown."
<W.!? n ' v r« 11,011 W(»rms are r
a** d^niage to (he cotton
B "'-*t oi Selma, Alabama,
an* „1?" î*' ü 1'hiladelpbia railway compaides
h*»in«> n 8 r a»s instead of bay for their
*htuie for|S| an HXUblio,,t a " J tmoitious sub
VJfct. *°
reported to be
tbe black
It
attjr, and $17 per
less i
GENERAL.
Tin- IimIi-|m-'I«Ici
Hrniurrnla.
ih««
I
hy
are
ItllOWN
1K.UOAY. IN 01-1- HI III IN U
Thu public
II reeli
I that tlm
•« Dog," a;
by the
-.Saul*hui> Democrat n.
to hold it, in ad-ance of
. who
ibiuery, and, by a
piofuHMion of greater /.eai lor boiled crow,an pre
Hunted in tho Greoley and Drown feast, crowd
the Saulsburyitcs otT the platform.
Two câlin ha* I been
One wan
and they
the House of Rupn-suiiialivus. The other
oddroneed to tlm Démocrate, who wore eumm<
ml to gather in ttie County Court room.
liukkalh" ■
d Hr*
I lover, yesterday, w
It
I'olly McNutts,
The purj
movement hy the baiilsbury leadi
have control of tho party
le for Hie meeting,
intended to catch Greeley Republican*,
requested tu meet in the Hall
E FOUND.
Owing to the fact, however, that ttie Greoley
movement has not captured
Republicans iu Delaware, and that there
t»o within live miles of Dover, and that oven
the*« two did
oiuindiii* load of
11
trip
I'll!
appear, yesterday, there w*s
meeting of "Liberals" held, and ttie Hall of
entaiives maintained its
it-1
tomary coudi
of dopruH-ing emptiness. Ttie ghost* of
had lawn llillod ahold the room ,
the Knut I
. hilt
doubt, aud
spirit of the Slave Godu brooded
a gathering of Ih-puhlicaus,
candidate for
ul
defeat the Kspubllc
Fr
kill, there
y
UATHEUINO.
In the<•
Koniii. helmv. tliei
Tlm
nh tlm assembled multitude, who desired to
pai take uï iliu crow. At two o'clock the uiooling
ganized hy the selucliou of the following
iu
ably
the
to
his
Inm
(lie
while
City,
were
Oil'll*
iTesidant -Albert (). Newton, New Castle Co.
Vice Presidents John rownsend, of New C
tie ; N. H. l'owoll, of Kuut ; Willum Kllugood,
of Simrex.
Secretaries -George Chance, J. W. Cooper.
Uu motion ef Air Quinn, a committee of two
each was appointed to repotl resolutions,
follows :
»Now Castle—Willi
send.
Kent — Edward llidgoly, Esq., Win. A. Atkin
r.
11. Quinn, Samuel Town
Sussex (i. W. S. Nicholson, Dr. John Laws.
Hl'EAKINO.
James B. Booth, Esq., of Wilmington,
then introduced, who said ho came there a* a
Democrat, he always had been one,
would he, for aught he knew. Hi* H|
•derate argument, divested of personal
maik*. ap logi/.ng for the uouiiuatiou of Gree
ley and Kr
He had been opposed to Greoley. and had
thought it hardly possibly that h« should he the
Uotniuee of the Democracy, hut as he has be
•gular candidate of tho Democratic
Party, by the choice of the Baltimore Couveu
duty hound, a* a loyal Democrat,
support ttie nominee, and he tli night
any man who calls himself a Dei i
forgetful of lus «luty
against the icgular uomiueo of ttie Baitimoie
Convention.
At Hie close of Mr. Booth's speech, Mr. Quinn
from the Committee, reported a senes of reso
lutions, which were read aud adopted, three
persons voliug iu the atliruiative, aud
the negative. Tho following is the import of
. qi'I.NN's RESOLVES'
1st. That we. the Democracy, and Liberal
Republicans, approve and ratify the nomination
of Greeley and Brown.
2d. That the election of Greeley anil Brown
will leiuove all dntaiuhlies from our Houlhoru
lm-threu, aud general amnesty will he estai»
imbed : it will preserve local rttato government
and Siales Light* ; establish
mihtaiy power ; preseve the sacreduess of
Habeas Corpus : constitutional rights will be
guaranteed to all citizens ; and tlio civil service
bo tilled with ln »nest
1 always
"
pint*
o rat would ho
day
or
lie
in
aud
civil over the
'apt. Joseph M. Barn
, anil delivered himself of substantially the
same speech a* (lint spoken ai IiieGreeley meet
ing in Wilming. ll elicited little
mounted tin
JON
g*
ddi 'piletml feeling to brood
1
■
|M TbWNHKND,
RM
D
\V
u
Ti illy enough, Sam. Townsend was the next
speaker. Hu indulged in considerable
sped, reviewing the a«:
mocracy, for Die last ten or twelve years, by
which it was made to appear tiiat he was about
tho only steady, consistent, aud unchangeable
Jhu State. He proved very satis
f acton ly to lumself that his own course had been
a straight line, without the smallest deviation,
but the orratie wanderings of ovcryimdy else
tilled him with pain aud disgust In supporting
Horace Greeley he expected to secure a I)
cralie Congress, llo exhorted the Democracy to
swullow ill« c
farm, "to heat Grant,' Anything under Heav
ens should be done to effect that.
Our venerable friend shed uiauv drops bf noble
perspiration, and worked himself up into a gen
erally heated condition, by the excessive
«rgy of his delivery. The violence of lit*
expletives maintain«*! the customary high aver
age, aud he devoted a number of them to the
CmikiEUctAL. Hu especially resented the general
impression ih.it "S. T. lM»j(t — X" had any tuler
•o to his political course.
On motion of Mr. Reed,the proceedings of the
•derod to he published in the
the Delaware De
Detune
I
No.
, boiled,
in any other
No.
O
ber
Fur
l\
her
meeting
Democratic papers, aud the menting adjourned
with cheer« loi Greeley and Brown.
Dm- Nnrlli Ciirsllun FrinulM.
cti,
A MINOUITV.
"E. C.," tlm vigorous aud intellig
pondent of the Now Yt»rk 1'imcs, writes from
North Carolina the following desoriptiou of the
"challenging" dodge, hy which tho Democrat*
and Greeley
morrow ; —
corres
carry the S.&'e,
' It is well known that several days ago l)o
tectivu Wood aud Convict Blumentmrg arrived
her«, in obedience to orders from Fthau Allen
to procoeii at once to North Carolina and
their instructions. On Saturday la*t
war telegraphed that the namos of 20U Repub
lican* hud
city, and to-day reliable
the same day 983 names out of the voting po|>«
Illation of 1130 were marked for challeng« iu
the town of lvumtou, Lenoir (\junty This
bar, of course, included
give a «how ot fairness ; hut the fact that the
have 300 majority, aud that the
done by Democrats, shows that
•ly all Republicans,
i* known as inspection
day, when the registration books are open for
inspection, and tue citizens have the right
mark the names of any they huvo reason
hove have n«t ih« right to vote fur challenge. It
is evident from tho wh dvsalo challenging at
Kinston that the Democrats have boon prompted
l»y Wood and Hluiuouberg to learu from
1 take advantage of this provision of
Led for challenge iu thi«
iceived that
Democrats,
Republic
challenging
tnosc challenged w
"Saturday
-r
tud
to
l»e
I«
....,
the
'i
many
tlio law to swindle the Republicans ont of the
Tho party cliadooging ha* the right
to put iu evidence
not entitled to vot*
•State.
tho day of tlo«tL
perso« offoiiog i*
oLjaot of the conspiracy i _
tins way iu the lmavy Republican prec
thus prevent thu vote from being poilod. The
S'ate has not yet boon generally beard from,
but it i* believed that ibis challenging La* been
arranged whore vor tlm Republic
majorities, and that this fact is
of (lie hoasts of the Democrats here, dining the
last
I«"
line
aud
B
, ami the
to u*e all the ti'.iio in
. ni i- 1
have largo
the toiiudatioii
days, that they are sur« of victory.
asserts her superiority
Chicago
watering place.
There i- said tn lie a «liJsfiil lack of biidcs ut
Nixgura this houmoii.
TFo ladies at hy« Beach
exciting croquet touinumeiit.
The thing
They look very bill hunt
The Japanese Embassy
Belmont
lwakuru made a speech.
Tho Indians in Southern Utah dug up the
hut diet, «ul Unding that General Morrow was
dy to scud u force against them, they dis
persed.
full
hie
croqiidt-balls of gilt,
the green lawn.
regalod at tbe
Philadelphia yesterday.
be
The l'rn*rr«<* of I lie CnmpulKtt.
Senator Sherman. of Ohio. in going to Galifor
-îia, and will there labor for Ihn Republican
Presidential ticket.
Tim Saratoga Sun in authority for the stale
•nt that Chiel Justice Church will not
ih«« nomination of any parly for Governor <»f
New York.
The New York Time* Rive* a lint of thirty-live
I »'-muri atic paper* winch oppoee Greeley.
George Keeker, an inlliicnlial Democrat, well
Broome, Sohoiiarie, and Delaware
coalition, New York, has written a letter
iiotiiiohig hin preference for (Irant and Wilaou.
Three of the Democratic nuwspai
coohin utterly refuse to support Greoley and
Drown. Tlu-y are all old paper*, and are odited
hy men who have ai wave buen Democrat*, and
have exerted much iidiuonco in their party in
which their pa|
A call in puhlinhed f«»r a Convention of the
true Democracy of I'ike county, lUinola, who
are opponnd to ilie nomination and election of
Horace Greeley to the Presiduuov of the Luitod
Staten.
ice,l
It
m Wm
published.
Personal I in» Ilia* nee.
Uev. T. Gardiner Littell and wife, of St. John *
their outward
11 E. Ohurch, arrivait safely
trip to Great Britaiu and letter* from them
received a few days ago, dated at Edinburg.
G. Fat roui aud famdv. formerly iu the sewing
machine biisiuos* in thin city, have removed
Demorara, lhitish Guiana, South America, aud
sturt cd in business there.
Uev. William Murphy returned home, last
evening, after a
sumo Ins duties at the Old Swedes Church next
Sunday.
* at
Ho will
Governor Fonder pissed through the city
y enter* lay,
May.
E H. K. Butler ban lieuo r
Stale. Hu works hard, ami deserve* rest.
the
Frof. Charles Grobe pai<l a visit to hi* friundn
iu Wiluiiugtiiu last week. He is locking remark
ably well, and give* a very flattering
the l'eiiuingiou Female College with which he is
connected.
J. F. Morrow returned, yesterday, after a
throe weeks stay at Ocean Grove.
John A. Armour, formerly of the Comvehcial,
returned to Wilmington, this morning, from
Minnesota, where he now makes in* home. He
purposes to remain here a few weeks and then
to return to St. Faul.
King Wil um' s rent roll in a nice two million.
Ole Bull has suddenly appouiod iu Norway,
his old home.
Castelar, tho Spaninh orator, it is said,
formerly a " typo."
Emillie Bernard,the new Nicaraguan Minister.
Inm arrived iu Washington, and will present his
cruileiitials on the return of the Fresidont.
The Japanese Embassy arrived iu Now York
yesterday, l imy ilm-iineii a banquet ottered hy
(lie Chamber of Commerce.
Captain Hiuckuu, of the Fhiladolpiiia Sunday
Di-pat<-li, was seriously, if not fatally injured,
while alisiuptiug to get
City, yesterday morning. Several of Ins ribs
were broken,sml his hack and foot badly injured.
Henri Drayton, the well-known baritone, died
yesterday nr New York.
• it
Atlantic
Ifovciusnls et llic I'l-fsl teil.
President Grant arrived at Utica, N. Y .yester
day morning, a* the guest of Senator Conk ling.
i o.*d by au escort of vet< ran
soldiers, the .Mayor, Common Council, and a
delegation of citizens. Ho will have a public
reteptiun this atturuooii, aud leave for the
Thousand Islands to-morrow night. Ex-Govern
or Seymour dined with the Fresideut at Senator
Conkhug's last night.
lie
BroUi-n Cp.
Repelillc
Urei I
At Savannah, a number of persons, including
wounded
during the street c;
Monday night a Republican mouting broke up
in a tight, iu which nuvural per
aud beaten. Quiut w
*» childi uu
Monday.
»ting
relu *t »bl >«d
restored yesterday.
^tiuriitflcs.
JON 1C-' \V KrPK-BY.
the It. v !
g* Hua R. w* tin roy, ail of Dover Del.
, J'i'y d li, by
M« K
-. T. K J »'
.11 In. All
|)eatU3.
RM M A RIM*. -On th-Iklli In-t.
Jotiu N. Richards, lu the blüh *
D MMICK.—OnVTedtieH'lay
\V I'liiiiigioti,
Edward C, aud ireue S. Lliumlckpig d t jear aud
u in.mill».
of typhoid fever,
Ills age.
ng.at llngh-y,
, J* auuu *l.i I*
|l«w 3*avertlinsfBW.
CE CREAM FREEZERS end mould«*,
coolers, ice picks, lemon aqueszers aud
I
seasonable hardware, for aale by
TKl M*N A SHAW,
No. 838 (Eight Thlrty-t've) Market su, below Nint..,
Philadelphia.
NE, TWO AND THREE I-'ERT RULES; broad
tiarraw and
drafting settles and board measure* uu llitin;
1 yard sticks of several patterns.
TRUMAN A SIIAW,
No. 838(Eight Thirty-live) Market eL,below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
O
>h
ber measures
Fur sal*; by
ED LION
l\
CAMP MEETING.
Mrs. P A. TowiiHcitd, will lie prepared t furnish
her friends aud patrons with board and 1 dgl g,
î Red Linn Catup Grouud, comuieuciug tlio 1st ot
August,
Jy.d-Yt*
POPULAR MUSIO BOOKS.
N*iw Belt'd the Musi '. Rooks need, d
during tlm next Autumn, ami agreeably *» < upy
year hummer LeUire In exi.mining, jilaylug
••■«I singing frem them.
THF av'A'i DARD! Prie« $1 5d; »13/0 p r rtoz
D' adtiert to lie the Ilanuer Church Mus'c it ink
of the heasmi. 8 tigns, leuders t* aoiicrs !
" Rally ri.urta" tlie baum-r!
MPARKIING HUH IK-*: Price 3îc*
Fur Babb ith Hchools. None better.
TI1R Pli CMtni'N HARP! Pi I ;c 60 cents.
For Vcstilm am! Prayer Meetings. Unexcelled.
Take wl h yea, for catcriulumcut ut Bummer Re
T1IE MUSICAL TREASURE.
295 pag-a of u. w anil pop
snu'VEU UF PEAR1Æ
• lar Songs a id Pi .tno
F'ull of the best Ve alLucts. Ur,
UPERATIU PKAKI S.
Full of the best Opera H ngs. Ur,
PIANIST'S ALBUM
Full o the best Plano pieces. Or,
PIANO FORTE OEMS.
l-'ull of the best Plano pieces
Each of the above live bonk* c >s's $2 50 In boards
-r $ .0» in *-ioth. Has
tud or popular music,
tcnaii'ltig e lui'U'i'uu to a I
8peel 111'
« arge «g. s
Is a most cu
•r of
"I Hie *>TAM) *Ri) sen», for the
...., p 'sr-puld, for f l 28,
the retail price.
* uf the oth* r «««»ko ior
OLIT-tit DITSON A CO., Boston.
CHAS 11 DIT8UN A CO., N»w York.
Jy81-Wfi*l%ttw
7OVBLT1EH IN HAIR ORNAMENTS, Fans, Jet
"1 Shell. Vulcanite and Wooueu g*H»ils,U »lie
, Bronze and ami due plated j welry,
faucy leather and Gilt mounted « rnatnciits,
Brushes, Uointis, Mirror«, Perfumery with a full
line of inucy und toile*, g- mils.ail oi supciiui qualh y
aud at tlio luwest possluie prices,
il. DIX »N,
B
S. Eighth street,
between Market und Chestnut,
Mihuilt-liihin.
iuvlH-M-W.FS.am
BARGAINS D PAILYS
AND »UN UM
> BRelLaS. PWlCrS UKUAtLY REDUjeD
i'arast is st 6«. 75, aud f l uo
U» $7 5«».
Lined» . n, $1.28, $1.5 ».
S.lk sun L rn'oel u*$l.*U, »1.25, »1 80
full lice of uh l ie newest aud must ne*
hie styles, ai |.i ices that defy cowpctldon.
ll. DiX'iN'a Fat-icy Goods Lkfokium,
2i ». KlgIIIh street,
rldladelpuis.
/fr$>
lri><
myl«-Tu.Th.a F.i-nin
R DER i received lure
(>
. hy
A T. aLLDBKDICE,
EMOVAL—'Tho undersigned desires to give no
tice ot tue removal «»! I
ate lvHldcuee, cur. Fifth
NO. 508 KING
ties, be will be pleased to wait ou his patrous.
JaaiKJ-thu U K JEFFKlUb, IkmUxL
&
1»* «lai OUI* es from
1 Shipley
increased tuclll
C3MESTIC NEWS.
The Frenidi Knud
AUIllVAI.
According to expectation, »ho member* of the
French Kami, "Garde lte|i^ u-aine," arrived in
Wilming o i bf the
train, to-day. They
the depot hy the Frenoh-Âtnorican
, aUmt forty
Citizen* Associa'
liea led by Kiel. Maehorot ; the stiieldn Library
An*ociation.numbering thirty r «uns, marshaled
by M. 11 ltyan ; and other ci /
After leaving tlio train, tIre
placed
number.
• im' baggage.
inatruments.etc.,
gun, and a procession
lowing ordor :
express wa
foriuod, m tlit» fol
Wilmington City Cor.iet Kind.
Shield* Library Association.
Band -Garde HEPftu« 1
jriean-French « .itizena
Tho Stars and Stripes, tho Tn-Color of Franco,
and tho Green "Sun-buret" Dag of Ireland
borne, side by Hide, in the procession.
The order of march was up Crouch to Second,
along Second to Market, up Market to the Mi
Temple. Iloro tilen were opened, and the
French citizens panned in. first, followed by the
visitors, and then by the Ilibrary Association.
A banilnomo eolation had hi -*»i prepared,
dor direction of the Wilmiiig'ûn Societies, f
(lieir gneniH, and tlie table- w. ■« spread iu the
basement of tho Masonic Tetnp'e.
I
The Excuihion To Mohiu-w
ued a ticket to go up the Hudson
have not
II. H
ol the
li A M.,pro« l*e
tho Depot will he open in
e who may
home. Ample
•aid of steam
Thom a* A
If v
morrow, you o
nplcudid opportunity of so* n g
grimiest scenery
H inciulnr thi train leaves
iy.
Tho Restaurant at
Hie iiKiriuiit,' lu îu-cuntuodali- tl. >
have the
provision
er Tickets for sale
Co.'s store.
get hieakf.Tst
u li- lur meal*
8
Fiioiiiiutobt Electoral Tic
credibly informed tHat the National l'rohibit
ory Committee at Washington have agreed upon
the following ticket to he presented and sup
ported hy the Temperance voters of Delaware
at ttie Fall election f
—We
Bov. G. I). Watson, of Now Ca-tle.
Ei. • i t- N. w t 'iir*i In ('<!., Jnu. M. WilUa
Kent Co , Dr William T. Collins.
SiiHnex C.» . Hon C. S. Layton.
Thu Committee from their distant standpoint
I Thomas B.
lidate for
G ivernor to
a* Washington, have denigi
t tourney,
Governor, hut in o
elect this Full, then he is to take the place of
Dr. Collins
Kent County,
there is
ill
the Electoral ticket.
lv doubtful if either of tbu above named
gentlemen will
it i
o iu the capacity muutiouod.
NEtCM3 ORINC CO-JNTIE9.
—The hat finisher* in Y'eiger A Sjn's factory,
a stiike.
Reading, ar
—The law school of Lincoln University has
been I ouate* I i:i We
< 'hustur.
ize l with a fl' in
other day, aud attempts 1 to la'
Uuil
—Kate G L
ing.
life.
A 1 irge and ontlmsiantic Reptil He
lin» hail at Kuiiuetl hquiru
:div evening last.
—T
•Min ;
of
were crushed under ar. elevutor iu
Haumul Biddle's mill, (Keim ltiddlc, last week,
hy the rope breaking.
—A
Wayne • tation, w
Friday, and is thought he will die.
—A
stepped backwards into
day, hut escaped with slight bruise
of Michael Cmilr. who
idea
struck hy a pausing train
of J«»hn (Vuiglilin, of West Chester,
open well,
to
Sim
—William T. Kirk, of West Nottingl
rakdd a ni I»
•U|1.
dozen of ovts hutwe n 1 ami fl.3d I' VI.
id uiuuty
Che*t«-r lirconl 1"<
found its
—The We
missing reporter, who disappeared tho night of
tho Greoley meeting. Hu was stitlsd with the
gas.
Dr. Fariish. of Media, Delaware county,
ha* been appointed a special commissioner to
the hostito Indian* iu I'
I the Indian
'lerritory. It i.» said ho will not accept tho
position.
summer hnnrdi.-ig li
county arc crowded, this uuason.
Tho Spring City borough
levied a tax of thr
property
—Tho Chester County Agricultural Society
offer their grounds for |
—Downin',dowu . ...
fuel, Ac., $154 3U, toacliors $13(10, hooks and
stationary ~'.M.02, interest and insurance $118.88,
- T
in Chenier
cils have
real and puisonul
iii
of
purposes.
diooU cost last v
fer
. total !? 1762.8U. Recoil
him a b mdud debt of rlüUU.
$2278.53.
THE PENINSULA.
BOMKUS ET COUNTY.
Washington Academy at Princes* Autio, closed
Friday, for the summer vacation.
A camp mooting beg
of August.
A movement is now, in Friiiceaa Anne, oi
convert the Washington Academy, i
public high school for hut It sexes.
, of the Worcester bar, died at
tlio 21st.
of
t Cristleld on the 8th
foot
it
ill
A H Btev
Newtown,
Col. F.. K. Wilson has
caudidAto for tho Doiuocratio l'
uomitiatiou.
sente*! lo I ecomo a
groMHiunal
Buy. A. S. Bmilh of St. F ob's Ch trcli. Centro
ville, has accent«*! a call to Poterahurg, Va.
Capt John Rodgers captured a shark whilst
■h of Macon's creek,
•k. It was 8 foot long and
of nil.
lr
hauling a seine at the
Kent 1 -land, last
yielded eevtral gall
Wye ('atup begins on Tltuimlay. The Kent I-
land camp commences uu the HMt of August,and
Black's Woods camp cjimumices ou the lüth of
August.
The light house a» Love Point. Kent Island,i*
now nearly dono. Mr. Wut. B Rood has been
appointed'keeper, at a salary of $1200 per
agricultural
Is
Tho young farmer* have
ety of t heir own.
Peach Bask* ts, j-ist ic
N. W.
I.ARua 1NVOICK
c lv«-d amt fors.il« very
f Fr 'tit and or«i.g
A
11
••«<«. By
«M PRESTON.
M ./RSE TB EGKAPli INSTITUTE — OrKNS
A ihm' 1 Ht. i .a I »samt gemleiuen qualRliil
* r telPki'aph i'p latoih la tl*r* • nuciths. Apply at
THE INSU UTE,
•.24 W. Ninth *.tre**t,
Wilmington.
J)M at*
. * N I'ERPKISE COAL. -Per* »-is who at*» tircil of
tPi rryiug to liurn slate an t dirt, should go t
F'>U'i', West ami water strict*, ami buy the EN
TERPRISE COAL, and get clear of tooth. Try it;
you will wont uo other.
' IS THE Ti* Kto buy c«a', as it 1ms not
beeu h»w< r for yea *. lt«Uiuic*( Ml. Carmel
. are Hi>- tavorlte klmin. All size* kept
N
a«rt Le
uinler cover, ami car* i'.-liy
. w. I« «il. Fiench-Rt. Wharf.
P. Cl? SB,
»T.S a D IIUBF, 307 Market girret,
K.
Y «Mir put roi mge
R.
J.YH-lv
' UK nil.Kit a UTI.sgv
SEW IN » MACHINES,
Ma* r lJ Street.
Vv
a. r26-1 y
C.ALDS' HYCfcUN HOMft.
IL
Hurrn Ml. ami sdmhcruMt Ave.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Vi
l
PUSKY I1EALD, M. I>.,
MARY li. liEALD, M. D.,
I'UYStCIXNS
marl9-iyot
LAUGE A8J-OKTMF.N 1' «f W
ht«r*!a:i*l f-.r sal«-, tlain painted and gaivu
lilzeil. G'lvui.lzeil guards lUa*iu to ord.-r, ut rhllu
no piila prices,
A
A. T. ALDERDICE'S,
m.. in Milp.t-v mnvl
Batchoior's Hair Dyo.
This sup rt» HaIU DYE is ttie tn the WnrUi -—
Perfectly Ilaruuens, Kellable an*l lnniantam-oa*.
No Ridiculous tmta.or uupl«'' usant Odor. Tnc genu
ine W. A. BA ltTlKl-OK'8 I4AIR DYE prodncea
IMMEDIATELY a splendiu BLACK *-r NATURAL
BROWN. Does uot *Uin the t kin, but leaves ttie
HAIR CLEAN, »OFT aud BEAUTIFUL. The ouly
Hafe amt PKltFEUT Dye. Bold by all Druggists
Factory 16 fto.vo ar. '"*•*
marft-eodjrwly
( ^HEAP BUCKWHEAT »BED, at
j A. T . AI LDfiRDICE'8
No. Hi bhlplcj bL
îRw 31 Amusement?,
rjMIIî 1 st MOUTUAOK
7-30 GOLD BONDS
OK TUB
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
may lie bough', and held with the fullest confluence
perfectly aafe and reliable luvestiueii'.
They
AMFLY SECURED
upon one of the most valuable and important
LAND GRANTS
In the United States, bcstdel
The Railroad aid all its Franchises.
HOLDERS OF
G O VEUX MENT BOIS US
AND OTUER
I 1 IGII-P 1 UCEI> SECURITIES
may realise nn Important difference by an exchange
î::r then* bonds, without any hesitation or appre
hension an to the equal Heciimy of their investment.
JOHN Äl'Lß AR A SON,
W II » ,
No. «OU MAUKKT STICKET.
is a rs it
WILMINGTON. DEL.
II 10 V 1» A V
T
NEARLY
8 PER CENT. INTEREST.
We are now Belling the
WILMiNÜTON & WESTERN 7-30»
IK $100, $500, and $1,000,
all
:
COUPON OK KROI STEREO.
We consider them otic of the beat Home Securities
ill tile IQ:
auli lug
• I acctUed Interest.
Fur further iiuoriuatlou au*l pamphlet a,»plj to
R. E. ROBINSON à 00.
FOURTH and MARKET Streets.
WILMINGTON. DKL
M. CHILO A CO.,
M.
lirokors and Real Estate Agents.
We offer for sal*! ttie Wilmington Ar. Western Rail
road Cuuipauy's First Murtgugu ï-ao Bonds, hr sums
of $l,o*io, $o*Rt, auu $ »tut, at W» aud accrued lntcr-st
Interest payable quarterly, CLBAK OF ALL TAXU8
Coupon or Registered.
NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. BONOS,
ft,INK), $800, and $100, either Registered
Several purchase menu y
to $3,800.
Coupon,
-rigages, from $2,600
M. M. CHILD A CO.,
No. 4 West Seventh street.
fetrt-tf
II. GIUMSHAW, Broker, No. 4 W. Third
street, ui-gotlates loans, sells real estât ,
a'e of Bunds
iittiud Ire
A.
rents hodses, c-tikict« rents. Agent
Northern Paultle Railroad, Drafts
Ian I anil ah parts of the Con tuent of ;
VIN E VIRUS.—We •'
direct, the
tb-ulii-atlciiti u of the uiMltcal prof- ash
Vaccine or truc Non-Mu «aiil/.en t *i»w Fox
•l.u- pr*»paza:e<l hy th-* now iu-.-t.li at knovn as tue
Animal VacclmilImi, ii>lr<<*hiced Into France ami
prs*-il*:-.-*l tor the pas*, eight years by Gustavo Lau
Legion or lloiior.t'lilet uf
.-s VacetuatIons of the Hospitals ot
V
I.
up'
'i •
dls, ,V .v'-.'
Ii Isciu
I for the Lanotx Vacclnu that physt
a virus of
virun from a
may iv-ly upon always ontaiiilug
iiniioriu character—Iu ta*n,ihe identical
icccni eus« *»f original apontaueoua cow-pox tliscov
by auccesslve inocula
Lanolx re
mtly bioughtover two from Europe) au*i thus pre
serv* d in all Its iniegrlty Iu acc .nlan -e with certain
natural laws which Dr. Lur lx alter long r.search
has 'ecu aole '»» ex perl meut« I ly determnn.
A fret It supply oi Ivory Hups and C'aplll.ry Tubes
of this virus have J ist beeu
•e*i iu France, kept
• ifer to Heifer (of wlilelt
Ived by
8L BRINanURST & CO.,
APOTIIKCAKIK*
Corner Klxth and Market Htre
I
E. B. * Co. also have Fur« Xylel ami Capanlea
of Xylol made by E. (inhering, ot B-rl'it, wbicii, It is
claimed, mitigates the aevurlty of sinall-pox.
M CI NALL'S EVER POPULAR LIQUID KEN
NET.
•itrlng the past five year* our Liquid Rennet has
been Is-fore tlu: pu •ltc,a < «d lu uu iuitaiuv has it been
known to fan, ll justly deserves th* title of tip
ab an «vlileucu of
uitpn-ciaMon by tue public, the large retail sales of
it ia*t summer will pr >ve. Fur t«o-*e desiring other
* in stoex Sulim's Liquid Reanet and
ill Ur's L quid Keimet. A point l
way *»f itomus'le economy—it only
Icitspoonful to a <iua*l of *rdlk to make a
at
M.
»
In HlllbU l.l*ihid Keuaet.
-s I n
remedied In
curd.
. agreeable, as well as a most nuiri
ons aril< I«* of diet, noth for the luvalld
lr
laboratory by experienced
Prepared In my
bauds.
EDWARD McINALU JR.,
Apothecary,
Secouil and Market atructs.
M* Iu-.11'* Rat, Roach aud Mouse KUler beats all
. — j or _
J.
XTKACT OF VANILLA.
A^a*1e entirely of
Mexican Bear, and containing
fraudulent adult, raiion of Touqui Bean, which
destroys the delicate flavor of Vaullla This *'Xtract
Is ma*le In my own I n oratnrry and with cu w «
Uhus care as to - trengtn ami purity. 1 ha vu
ou hal'd tor those pr« t-Mug other «mints, Knight's
and Burnett's popular extrai ts. Kor aale by
EDWARD MülNALL, Ja.,
Apn'hccary, second ami Market
EXI AN VANILLA BEAN.
^
f
■•e.s.
M
. ..„.eon hand two sise« of a very pretty l»can,
lurg«, full ami tl«xi«le. Having bought a la ge
qurtiillty, 1 am abi« to «.ell them at au mcoinparabiy
low price.
via
E. MoINALL, Jr.,
Apothecary.
Second an*l Market Streets.
J JYGEIAN HOME.
FLORENCE HIGHTS, N. J
lt. T. TRAU», M. D. t >
REBECCA S TUALL, M. I)./ 1 "J*»"«»*
45
R. 'f. THAL!» Ja., M. I)., Superint -udant.
IIUJilol luni Rut ion
nrovciu-uis, iiulu-ilng SweuLU m«v< ni*'nis
h*-<itii-ilft. Iigm g> niiianti* a. elecirleal bath, nia<
lictic n'anlpmati us, Ac. JU groves are ample,
w.. Iks rtclighttul. evenings c ul, and water suit and
pure rom living springs. No flies nor mosquitoes.
. '1 rail. Sr.,Is tue author u* nearly all the works
Hygienic system exiant, ami
a*l Hie other by
States. Terms
ii" n "i
Im
W.
and literature or
Inis tre itcd iiiu*e Invalids
• physicians
ulways r.-asuuaoiu. The pour liberally «Lait
tu« U
l :
jyiiKui*
ADIK-! liAUUtH! I.AUlUw:
aITBRAIDS, BW TCUEH, ma»le from 5
.r, w rkea iu the ine best luauue , fT.
very fun amt thtca.
o,u- j ard long,
Thirty inclu s umg. wetgnl .* uz.
Front Braids, vtiy ink
Bide Carls, .Natural .
hi e cur;«, longer, Natural.
Bide Curls very lung, Nu.ural.
t risette«, Fulls and Rntics.
g .araiike lor real uatural hair.
All orders dulshed wltniu twelve houra.
Coiubhigs aud uld Hair and Hair work made up tn
every Stjd«\ ji8 haLZEK, HAIR DRESSER,
i-dJO Cur SI NUT M'KKhT, ldRO
riUiadelpnia,
3,
Iff tit 4v; oz...
.. ii*.
■
k, w imout Roues
4.
2.00
A.'"'
m.\ 3-1 y
.11U It R AY,
i:
CARTING AND HAU.JNG
.- at sm*rt no»lco. Car to titre ana moving» care
AU or«lcrs c
be left at M.
murvtf
fully attended
King's Tub or Btore, No. 3, W. bUtU bt.
FIRST EDITION.
«:RO I*. M.
The Aiuerlcf
Fleet.
BNOI.ISB OOI.'BTBSIICH EXTKNbKD TO IT.
liONMoN, July 31.
The American Fleet in going to Gowee,
will be inspected there hy the Priuuo and Prill
of Walea, and probably by the Queen, and
tertaiued at u bau<iuet.
ul
Adniiral Aldo ii will be
Nellie Grant.
VIENNA.
Vienna, July 31.
Miss Nellie Graut arrived here to-day.
ABBIVAL
Weather Record.
BEPOBT OF TUE HIONAL SERVICE.
Wahbinoton, July 31.
Frobabilities : Falling barometer, wiuds \
ing to Southerly aud Easterly, with ilaiu areas
Middle States north of Maryland.
Commercial Reports.
PntLADEI.l'UIA MARKETS.
Fuilaublpuia, July 31.
2J'_.c. Flour quiet,
steady ; superfine, -?5 25fa>5 ÔU ; extras, «'5 70^
ti.25 ;
Cotton ilcdinod 22
family, «7 to #!) Bye Flour declined
$-1. Coru meal depressed. Wheat quiet ;
red, 4sl.60^)i.6ti ; old rod, ÿl.bO; amber,
*1.75; whito, *1.85(1*11.20. ltyo 80c. Corn in
fair demand , yellow, 01 ; mixed western, 00 to
01. Gats dull ; white. 42c ; mixed, SU^u. Whis
key liriu, üöc. _
initimirl.il News.
The finiMhers iu the hat manufactory of John
Yerger A Son,
Beading, struck,
increase of wages. Tire
that tho present rates of wages paid
sutticieut for their support, hence the strike.
Six hundred shoemakers
a sttike against a reduction of wages.
Monday,
complain
lor
Lynn, Mass.,
NnltT* from the mummer itrnorln.
Deal, four miles below Long Branch, is cc
itig into tavor as a watering place.
Delaware Water Gap hotels have about _
many guests as they can eomtoitahly accommo
date.
One of the coach drivers at Catskill lias been
twenty years in the employ of the Catskill
Mountain House, and boast* of having never
missed a trip nor lost a train.
Bolling ninepins is a favorite recreation o
the fair sex at Long Branch. Large chalk in
s.-'ipiions on the sido of the alloys lulls u~: "Lu
makes the greatest uuiuher of ' ten strikes."
The hotels at Long Branch are among tho
tinoHt on ttie Continent. This estimate takes in
all that appertains to hotel keeping- -accommo
iLtious, cuisiue, and considerate attention to
the welfare of guests.
A graud masquerade hall was to have taken
place at White Sulphur Springs a few evenings
ago, hut was postponed in consequence of two
Tilden death* am. mg the visitors of the Spring*
For the present ail social festivities have c a*cd.
excursions.
rpniiu» OK AM» EXCURSION
UP THE HUDSUN RIVER
TO WEHT POINT,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1st» 1872.
P. W. A. B
rt. A. M . CM hTtf <,O.xu, AND
C Full. \DKi.Fil I A. T. A. M„
LBAYING WILMINGTON, DEI
R. R.,
Arriving at Jersey City about o.sto, tlicuoe by tn*
aplcndld SD-aiiu-r .>Lsn7>r itoi, W, up the ltu*l
roil, fouchlug at West Point to affoM
desire Iu visit that |ilu*:<*
opportun!
tile
the fiver 61 miles, aHontlng
pit tUlCHglU
I '
Making the distance
he grainiest amt
up' m flic * uni mein of
It- turning,
home Mis same evening.
Thu city Cornet B *nd will accompany the exc
: Jersey city ui7.3o, F. M., arrtviui
of
the European
MeaD furnished «n tho
p.an, at moderate prices
I an,lea getiiug anoard at Cheater or Wist Phi!a
delphU, must proi uru
Tickets can be secured
Boughman, humas 4 Co.. 421 Maiket s reçu
For dusurtpduu of louts, sec Illustrated pamphlet
tlcke a belorcliaoil
tue Book btore u
FARE KOIt ROUND 3 RIP.
$ ■''Tickets limited.
Jyi7-to-2tw
. #:».r
P. T. E. SM TU,
Manager
I [0 ! FOR A DIP IN OLD OCEAN.
GRAND EXCURSION to CAPE MAY,
The members and friends of
BRANDYWINE II. E. CHURCH
excursion to C V E M AY.
steam- r s. M. FllTON, TUESDAY,
AUGUST
at 6, a. M., wrrlvlug a the Capes sh >rtly after 10,
M. h cturuing leave the Capes at 4, P. M.. arriving
home by 8#, P M.. ..»■ th*» tute will suit for quick
trips ou that day. Thus affoidtng an o; p trtuni y to
witness the bathing at tl "'c
lmr, being In tile lilghtof the nat hing seisou. Ev«-.y
Hurt will be ma«te to ra*ke this excursion equal
any that we have heretofore given. There will
uuruly person «Unwed aboard.
Cap*. >• uddle has limited uur number so as not to
have a crowded boat
Those w isning to enjoy a delightful excursion and
secure their
be had from
the
Will muke
, 187i. Leaving French Street. Wharf
a sight woitli soB
* a dip Iu old ocelli will do well
tickets ai
auv of the committee.nr at the store *»r J. L. Goulev.
d at the refreshment statt' I
charge of
iarly date. Tickets
Dinner may e pro
Ba kets, Ac., may be 1er
.tee, while the boat l* at ttie Capes,as a
been provided in which tu lock them up.
GENT'S TICKETS, fl.flit; LADIES' TICKETS,
81.21. Children under fourteen, 7A rents.
C< miulttee:—J L Gônley, T. Brturon, J. Todd.R
Rroomall, C ( lark Jos. t-yle, 11. Robtuiou, H. F
Pick* Is, E. Downing, E Mendli.kall, J. C. Morrow,
J. C. Biaitoii, J. Baylor, J. Rogers.
» ,m has
J>2*-t«
SUNDAY TRIPS to Hpruancu's _ . «f T*— ^
^ B acli, Bmubiy Kook, will b. JmtSSfÊÊÊC
«e by the *t. atn*sr PILO *' BUY, 1 a*lug Fonr.u
street wharf, Wllmlugtou nt '0.48 A. M , aun return
cents. * Ke
resume ut*, but uo dquors allowed eu the b. at.
jel-Ktf
4.3« P. M. Excursion tickets
l^OK C 11 KSTEK 1 IEIGUT 8
CAMP MEETING,
On Philadelphia it Baltimore
Central It . It,
Excursion tlck 'ts will b* sold from Wilmington
via Lamokm to v .'bester lieiglit«, from
ae
JULY 22d f TO AUGUST 1st INCLU
SIVE.
Leave Wilmington at 6.4ft. A. M., 2, P. M.. 4. P. M.
•* « II' si. r 11 1 ;! 1 • i s at 7.
EXfUK ION FARE:—Adults "• .1 «enta, i lilldren
45 cent*. HENRY WUUD,
General Superintendent,
F. A B. C. It R.
7 15
Jj JW-lOt
W. u. GREGG.
W. l'.OWE
Is
ty
ty
(JABHIAGES.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS ARK OFFERED
To persons wanting Good Carriages.
GREGG A BOWK COACII WORKS,
b. W. COB. EIGHTH à ORANGE 8TS.,
Wilminutok, Del.
Tlu-y make nothing bqt
estubiiuhiuent.
tlrst-class work at this
dec 6-lyw
SECOND EDITION.
3.30, I'. »I.
NEW YORK.
r i r
L i v o - Stock limned.
Kr. Greul y Going to New Hampshire.
Blooilnhrd Expected In North Carolina.
New Yobk, July 31.
First Avenue, containing 200
burned last night,
A stable
sheep, and 20 heifers,
also a tenement house adjuiniug. A child per
ished in the liâmes.
Horace Greeley is going to bis old home, in
New Hampshire.
A dispatch from Raleigh predicts bloodshed
during the North Carolina election, to-morrow.
The loss by tho Hunter's Foint fire is estima
ted at a million and a half. It is still horning .
l'liilntlclphla.
TUE cmt.DBEN's EXffBHION, TO-DAV.
Philadelphia. July 81.
Eleven hundred poor colored children partici
pated in the oxeiirston to-day, to llockland, iu
East Fuirmonnt Faik.
Several showers of rain foil, hut they were
shell* rod in (nuts provided for the pnrj
all the excursions ho far civ*
cidout has occurred.
. In
not a single ac
Fatal Accident.
IIUAKEMAN KILLED AT TICK I*. W. it B. B. DEPOT,IN
I'UILADELPIIA.
Fiiiladelpiiia, July 31.
Ilen.y C. Kimball, a brakem&u at the Balti
Railroad depot,
night. Both legs
morning.
by a car last
crushed. He died this
The Alubii
Negotiation«.
TITR GQMMIHflIONEBB»
Geneva July, 31.
Ferfcct accord exists among the arbitrators,
upon the Alabama claims, and all the questions
at issue will he speedily settled.
I'KBFEUT
Runaway. -A pair of mules belonging to Jos.
Font, ran away with the dimming coal wagon, to
which tlioy were attHched. from the neighbor
hood of the City Hall, to-day, almiit 1:80, and
made a furious course down Market street to
Frout.
l out Front to Shipley, where they
caught. People generally got out of tho
y. hut a baker's wagon, in front of Rehfuss'
Market street, below 2nd,
bakery.
into aud damaged. Neither the mules nor their
wagon
•h hurt.
JOHNSTON & BOGIA,
No. 420 Shipley Street.
WILMINGTON, D 5LAWARB.
BOOK HINDERS
AND
Blank Book Manufacturer« - .
AOCOUKl- KOOKS
of every variety of RTTLTNG AND BINDINO, made
toord r. magazines, n ewnfapairs,
and PUBLICATIONS of aU
kinds bound In
Flain or Fancy Styles.
Being both PRACTICAL WORKMEN, we are able
to guarantee entire satisfaction. Oruera
by Mall promptly attended to.
SiYrlftuwvtlv
COMMERCIAL'
lob Prinimg OfBce,
Filth aud Market Streets,
Wi'mln«*ton v Del.
All kinds of plain and fancy BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING executed at the shortest notice and
the most reasons«!« tm
AU tu want of prlnHrg
are cordially Invited to call at our ofllce, where they
will reculye polite attontlou. Uur facilities for
Bank and Mercantile Printing
machinery being driven ty
steam power. We invite a comparison of our speci
mens with those of other printers. Estimate* and
orders by
mail promptly attended to. All work guaranteed to
ae satisfactory.
first-class, all
information cheerfully furnished,
JENKINS à ATKIN SUU, I roprletor».
C. FRKKTg, suonrintenc'ent.
nov24fl.Vw tf
TIIK HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
Is not surpnss«'d
now b
Machine
market for
pllclty
motion, 'inrani 1
ty and the beau
ty of
besides it coals
about
the price «f
UlSt-' lib-8
Machines Stitch
alike
sides, aud will
not ravel. Price
$25 to |7ft.
IV AGENTS __
W A N T E D in C j
every city,
aud county tn ^
Maryland. Fui 1 t.
cire u lar a and V?'2l
>y any llrat
L'ick Mitcli
the
■
',.i ?
/
both
tarais, address
JOHN T. BUTLER, General Agent fur Mary li Ql
aud Delaware,
»alusroum, S N. i harlos street, up stairs.
Je24-eodiw BalUmwf»