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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
wilmington and western Railroad.

The Commissioners named in the act incorpo-
rating this road met in the Board of Trade Room
Tuesday morning and found that $50. 6j0had been
subscribed to the capital stock Of the Company.
800, 900 being the amount required TO authorize
the organization Of the Company.
The corporation was accordingly organized by
the election of the following
Directors George G.Lobdell,J Job H.Jackson,
William Il. Swift. James Bradford, john Jones,
j. 7. Head, John G. jackson, George Springer,
William G. Phillips
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
THE DAILY COMMERCIAL

The DAILY COMMERCIAL Is
issued every afternoon, except Sunday.
II Is the only Daily Paper in Whining
ton, and the State of DelntDare. Terms,
Sic dollars per annuna, or Ttoetve cents
a loeeE. Single copies 7'wo cents.
THE DELLA WARE TRIBUNE is
issued from the COMMERCIAL office,
every Thursday morning, and contains
principally reading matter published in
the Daily. us the largest paper, and
contains by far the most reading matter
ofthose published on the Peninsula
Terms, Ttoo dollars per dnnum.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
Is amply provided NTH printing mater
ial of the latest styles, and our 'oork is
done equal to philadelphia offices and
at no higher rates.
THE OFFTCEof the COMMERCIAL
and TRLB UNE is at the s. W. Corner
of Fifth and Market Streets, Whining
ton, Delaware.
JENKINS q 4 TKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

Mostly and General Lee are among the
supporters Of the Walker Conservative"
ticket, in Virginia
Portland, Oregon, held its municipal
election on June 2lst. The Republican
ticket was successful
The Republican Convention Of Maine
meets to-day. There is some contest over
the GOvernOfship.
IA Chicago paper snys Horace Greeley is
expected TO speak 1T the National Irish Re
publican Convention in that city on the ith
July.
Before the middle OF July, the President
will order an election in Mississippi, to take
place on September 10, and in Texas on or
about October list.
Friends Of General Rosecrans will
press his name for candidate for Governor
upon the Ohio Democratic State Convention
which meets July I.
The Irish Republicans of Philadelphia
met at the Assembly Building, on Thursday
| evening, and elected delegates to their Ma
tional Convention at Chicago.
The Conservative Republican Conyen-
tion Of Mississippi met ON Wednesday, and
adopted resolutions approving the Congress
sional reconstruction policy, universal sul
fragc and universal amnesty, and endorsing
| President Grants administration.
| Robert Ould, the rebel Commissioner for
the exchange Of prisoners, during the war, is
on the stump for Walker, in Virginia. In a
recent speech at Richmond, he called Presi-
dent Grant Glow fellow, and warned the
''carpet-baggers that they must leave Virgi-
| MIA
The Knoxville IVhig says there is No
more probability of Andrew johnson being
elected Governor oi Tennessee in August
than there is of his flight by railroad TO the
North Slar,an it ridicules the preposlcrou:
story that johnson and Brownlow were
about to form political coalition
The Republican Convention Of Ohio me
at Columbus " ednesday. Il b. Hayes (pre
sent FXeculivc) was nominated for Govern
or, j. G. Lee for Lieutenant Governor, ID. $
Warner for Treasurer, Luther Dry for Su
preme Judge, and Col. +. Bond for Atornc,
General, The Convention was full, an,
very harmonious.
"A New Haven colored man was trund
ling wheelbarrow on the sidewalk the 9th
| er day, when policeman ordered Lin int,
the street on penalty Of the law, whereupoi
the colored man shoulded his vehicle, ant
so kept within the curbstoncs of the lay
and Of The sidewalk, rcmarking, "Gues
dats all hunkeys, amt it?'
The New York correspondent of til
Cincinnati Gd=,tte says that movemen
has begun among some Republicans of New
York for pressing Judge Chase as Presi
DENTAL candidate in 1872. David Dude
Field, George Opdyke, and Thomas Nun
ply are mentioned as among the partie
interested, and n coalition with Democrat
, is supposed to be intended.
, The Pennsylvania Republican Conver
.s mn
$ ted Governor John W. Geary, and Suprem
Judge Henry w. Williams The ballot fu
S Governor showed 1879 votes for Geary, an
! II scattering. General Hartrantt's nam
D was not used in nomination. The plattorr
+ adopted approves the ratification of the Sui
frage Amendment, and the rejection of III
t Alabama Treaty, and expresses sympath
0 for people who are struggling to obtain uni
versal freedom
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

A German astronomer, probably evolving
tile fact from the depths Of his inner con-
cionsness, has discovered that this respccia-
BILE old earth is soon TO have another MOON
What effect two moons will have upon hui
man brains as well as upon t.dc-walers, we
cannot undertake to predict but il is rea-
sonablc 10 suppose with "a pair Of lovely
Queens Of light, brace Of bright Expresses
OF the Starry Sky, that The production OF
poetry, lyrit, elegiac, philosophical and am-
such IL contamination, dcvouiy Ia he dcpre.
Gated, we look forward with feelings of nor
ror; and we hasten to announce that after
the appearance Of the supplementary moon,
original poetry will have no sort Of chance
Of publication in this journal So that no
body need send it.-N y TriGWne.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

GRATIFYING PROSPECT FOR THE TREASURY
EXHIBIT.
WASHINGTON, June 30.--From official records
it is ascertaincd that the public debt statement
for the north Of june will show the receipts
about as follows: Customs, eleven millions /;
internal revenue, twenty-five millions; total re-
ceipts S33 900, 900; expenses OF the month, four
teen millions; decrease of public debt, nineteen
millions, from which deduct the regular monthly
payment Of interest," ten millions, which leaves
about nine millions decrease ofpubllc debt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

TEE PHILADELPHIA Post speaking Of the
rumor that Benjamin IL. Brewster likely
to succeed Judge Hoar as Attorney General
of the United States, says -
Independently of his fitness for the posi-
ton, personally and professionally, the ap-
pointment would do the Republican party
in Pennsylvania great good. 1t would be a
recognition by the President of the ability OF
Governor Gearys administration, and would
give Pennsylvania that representation in the
Government to which it is held she is cnti-
tied. Mr.. Bories resignation leaves us with
out any representative, a fact which is moi
likely to help carry the State in the fall.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

The following is Given as the distance by
each Of the several lines from Philadelphia
aud New York 10 Chicago, namely, from
Philadelphia to Chicagob by way Of the Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, s2i miles from New
York to Chicago, by way of the Allentown
branch of the Pennsylvania, Central striking
the main line 10 Harrisburg, 81 miles from
New York to Chicago, by way Of the Erie
Railroad. Lake Shore aud the Michigan
southern, o9S miles; and again, by way of
the Hudson River, New York Central, Cana
ta Road, and Michigan Central, 95G miles.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

A SUSSEX paper bases an editorial on the state
meut that Sussex county had al the last census
population of 112,2l6,-lhe population at that
time Of the whole State. This is the same paper
that openly admires assassination. 1t surely
does not represent fairly the intelligence and
information or the average moral sentiment Of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, June 30.-uniled States Irea-
surer Spinner arrived here last night. Secretary
Of the Navy Robson left This city last evening
for his home in New Jersey. He expects to be
absent about Il week.
no lie sEllENADlD.
1t is arranged that ex-presidcut johnson will
be sercnaded this evening at 3 O'Clock, ana it is
expected that he will respond in 4 speech.
REvERpf JOHNSON SETTLING MS ACuouNIs.
Hon. Reve:dy johnson arrived here last even
ing, and was the recipient Of Il number of calls.
dinner Is suggested as testimonial of alpre-
cation of Mr. johnson. 1t Is understood the
Object of the visit OF Mr.. Reverdy johnson To
Washington is 10 havcn ilnal settlement of hi
accounts with the State Department.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

A bloody murder occurred near Sulphur
Well, six miles from Louisville, last Friday.
The parties in the ARRAY were John Arnold
and James Lowell. After an angry dispute.
Lowell pulled out his pistol and fired twice,
Il ball entering Arnolds breast, and produ
cling fatal result
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

The INDIANS Colonel Randolph b. Mar
cy, Inspector general Of Tie United States
army, has recently written Il letter TO the
commissioners for visiting the Indians, eiv
ing his views in reference to the wiscst poll
cy than can be pursued At the present lime
in reference to the wild tribes inhaGi,ing the
unsettled portions of the United States.
Colonel Marcy, during his thirty-scven
years Of service in the United States army,
has acquired IN extensive acquaintance with
the peculiarilcs Of the Indian character, and
his opinion is entitled TO great respect.
After citing numerous facts bearing upon
the intercourse between the whites aud the
Indians, Col. Marcy concludes by stating
that the system Of Indian affairs recently in
augurnte9 by the government will if carried
out and pcrpclualed in the same benevolent
spirit in which il was conceived, result In
more lasting benefits to the red men than
ANYTHING that has ever before been done for
item. lie adds that he appointment oI
agents from the Society Of Friends will
prove cmincntly wise
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

- w i.lt Smells most Ill chemist sHOp
The nose.
What is lie greatest curiosity in the
world Womans.
Whats in name: A new town 10 he
called lIumbug Point, has been laid out on
the Tuolumnc river, Cal.
Mary Scott of Cairo, who was said to
have been the origsna Mary who had a
little lamb, died last week, aged % years.
Three men were shot during liacas al
Moniour, Ga, last week, and one Of them
John Taylor, was killed. The other two
will recover.
"A private letter from Fort Smith, AK,
says that extensive tabacco factories are,
now in full operation in the Cherokee and
Choctaw Indian territory, free from tax.
"A Western editor has n sharp four years
old. Some one said TO him that he was
chip from the old block" :" No. re
sponded the youth, I'm boy Of the Old
boy.
A Nirginian has been initiating the boy
Hercules lie found two snakes, Il rattle.
snake and Il black snake, caught each by the
throat and killed them by splitting tobacco
juice ia their mouths
The Republican Convention OF Maine
met Thursday, and renominated Joshua l.
Chamberlain for Governor. Resolution.
were adopted expressing confidence in Pres
ldent Grant, and haillng thc restoration o
peace.
Professor Marsh Of Yale is still ruma
eihg the mounds Of Nebraska. He has jus
dug up acompletc fossil HORSE only two fee
high, though fully grown. This is the sew
entccnth fossil horse discovered on this con
tinent.
Eight hundred applications have beel
filed ior yelocipede patents, of which ON
hundred have been successful. Vc0cipede
are drug in the New York market, and a
the regular weekly auction sales, machine
costing $50 or Sl5 bring only Sloto SIS.
"A young man entered The Dime Saving
Bank in Williamsburg, N Y, on Saturda
and engaged the Secretary in conversatio
while Il confederate unlocked back doc
with false key and stole two tin boxes
one coniaing cash and bonds to the amour
of SS0U0, and the other filed with priyat
papers. There is no clue to the thieves.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
'lASAGiSG DlREcToE TELEGRAPH
CoNsTMuTION COMPANY.

The Great Eastern will proceed no fur
thcr than st. Pierre. From that point the
cable will be taken up by the steamers Sean
deIia and Chiltern. which will land the
shore end nj Duxbury, Massachusetts. about
the LIST OF August. Duxbury is II town OF
four or five thousand inhabitants, in Ply
mouth county, thirty-siX miles southeast OF
Boston. 1t is about six miles from the rail
road Station mt Plymouth, and, in conse-
quencc OF its retired situation, has hitherto
been little known. AS the western termi-
nus of the Brest cable, however, the place
will grow in importance.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
C-C-C-C O. &C

nUR new trims to Agents before sending 10 any
\ y OTHER linn. We Civ agents iO5 yards sheet
Ing rciubs OF TOO, tfWll returned, and at
The same rate tor clubs Of lairty, for.y uld sixty
this city, aud prrlcc " reliable, all ORDERS and let
crB b. ing answered the came day they are received
Dapt pay tn. hlh rce- charged al tue ttur' hut
rave your BY sending 10 w, aud dp't cbh-
dcmn our ciuD system of ceiling goods before you
Try II Male ami female ngcn wanted in ali towns
and villages, whe prices aru high. liz sending clubs
send 10 cents each name. tuCn airs sent Tree By
III ii. EASTMAN ~ KENDALL, % Hawley 81,
Iinslun. MAss.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
aowA ~ n JEN6ISs EDr1ols s rrorsrrroEs
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, JULY |. 1869.

REMoyAL.-The business office of the Con-
MERcIAL and TRIBUNE, and of the City Directory,
has been removed to the new COMMERCIAL
Building, on the Southwest corner Of Fifth and
Market Streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

TIE COLLEGE REUNION at Newark on Fri
day,a very full and excellent report of which
we publish elsewhere, was brilliant sue
cess and augurs well for the success of the
movement for the college reorganization.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

s'OLp BEN WADE" is commissioner to
inspect the Pacific Railroad. A correspon-
dent thus describes his method of proceed
ure -
"When the whistle blew, Mr.. Wade jump
ed on the engine and departed. He is max,
ing an inspection of the Pacific Road, and
evidently is Inspecting it. When the train
is in motion Mr.. Wade sis at the door OF the
rear car and watches the track as if be had
lost something valuable and expected every
moment to discover ii. Sixty miles above
here, night coming on, MIR. Wade ordered
the train 10 run on a siding and leave his car
until morning. as he was determined TO go
over the road in daylight. As soon as he
could see special engine was sent up and
attached to his car, and the old fellow, hay-
ing properly adjusted his speciacles, set sail
westward.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

The Great Eastern will probably arrive III
tile island Of st. Pierre, near the south coast
OF Newfoundland, in the first week OF July,
and the following notice TO navigniors has
been issued as a warning against collision;
+" 10 tie secretary of the Chonabcr Of
ComDierce, Nev York PLEASE notify
ships leaving for Europe thai tie Great
Eastern and other ships with the Atlantic
cable are expected TO be on the Banks in the
first week in .Iuly,so that c re may be ken
10 avoid collision.
MAyAGiSG DREcToE TELEGRAPH
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

The Cubans in Washington have received
reports confirming the ravages of the choc-
RI and yellow fever in the ipsurrcriiouary
districts Of Cuba. They also continue to re
ceive reports of revolutionary successes and
tilibuster movements.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
TEN PER CENT
NIICHlG ~ RIO n ID >
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

Thu New York hotel Walters thrown ont Of
worl, hy their strike Noyc nearly III secured
employment.
In Troy. New York, the female collar ironers
10 the number Of 800, are On strike, md are
sccliug assistance rom the Trades Union In New
York city TO establish n cooperative laundry.
Louis Napoleon phys Mr.. Edwin About, the
Paris writer : 1000 for n treatise on WORKING
mems Onions. 1t is not yet published. Whit
view the author takes Of the subject we cannot
say
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Quinine-t equals (btlcr Qiilinc. Is made only
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PlnLAnEiriIA, June 30.-uplatds 2iiim2li!
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Snprrllue flour Si@j.2j extras sllOmj.1j.
Red wheat 5l.3sopl ~; anber .l.jj.
Rye :l,3a
Corn dull; yellow 92@a3; mixed western SO
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Western oats 1jel17 cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MinhEr
Bceves moderately active, aud lower: extra
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Sheep duil, il5e5lsc. pr h. gross.
Hogs dull sljclEl3 10 per cwt nett for corn
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Ennn BOOK AGENTS WANTED for Hard
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

Secretary OF the Navy, George VI. Robe
son, appointed on Friday, was born in War
rcn county, New Jersey, and is now about
AZ years Of age He commenced the prac-
tce of law in Newark, and in 1851 was ap-
pointed Prosecutor Of the Pleas for Camden
county, by Gov. Newell, an office which he
held for five years. III the winter Of 1851 he
was appointed Attorney General OF the State
by Coy Ward for the term Of five years, to
fill the vacancy in that office caused by the
eotion Of Frederick T. Freliughnl sen 10
the U. :, Senate. In this position, he has
acquitted himself with eminent success, some
Of his opinions on leading questions submit
ted TO him attracting wide attention lOrthcir
clcarness. force and general ability. Mr. lto-
bcson is thoroughly informed as TO public
ailins, aud fully in sympathy with the must
advanced sentiment Of the Republican party,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

A LTMINIuM BRONZE ~ oRoiDE MATCHES,
N with Anne lean English and swiss Movements.
h Tins and Jrwelry ol every STYLE Irier ~ seht
free; address ORUlDE WATCH CO., % Washington
street. Bu-t N u \,
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Steamboat Zines.
L1OR PHILADELPHIA
Es.;s.l:R

L7OR PHILADELPHIA
.s.sI!:[
Two Trips n Day Fare 10 Cent
Spring Arrangement Of the Philadelphia ard Wi
miDgton Steamboat Line.
On and after WEDNESDAY,, March 24th, 1856
the New Elegant and swift Steamer
SAMUEL M. FELTON
VIII run as iOllows until further notice
Leaves King street Wharf Wilmington at $50 AN
Leave chestnut 81 Wharf Philad'a, at39,45 A. Nj.
and Lao p. NJ
stopping at Hook and Chester each way.
10 Gents, Excursion Tickets is Cents
rv- Freight taken at Low Rates.
Parties having Railroad sensou tickets on present.
ng them At the Captains office will receive trip
ticket free. - 'f
~ Excursion tickets good to return by trains
leaving philadelphia, at II II. M. $50 s. T. ll3Op
m, are sold on the Samuel FELTON, for 30 cents gooi
only on the day OF their issue.
1lckets good To Philadelphia by the Boat and to
return ny the cars to Chester, L,nwo~d, Claymont
AID Wilmington, can be obtained at the !. aptain's
office " ~ -N
N B.-All persons are forbid trusting any one on
Captain
sn- No spirtuous Liquors sold on the boat
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

FO r S ALI e.
We take pleasure in calling the attention eER7D
Of nur cd customers and the public generally -l
toonr large selected STOCK Of Western Flour ;SsaskxL
also best brands Of Country Flour
BRANDYwlNE, PoUTAXAT,
Elk. FAMILY and SupERFINE FLOUR
Also nice variety Of
Western Mill Feed.
large supply of,cnICAGo and INDIANA OATS
constantly on hand.
MILL FEED by the ton or bushrl.
GROUND CORN and OATS by weight or measure.
GRAIN by WEIGHT or measure.
CORN MEAL by weight.
FLOUR per Dbl. or by the small.
KELLEY d ALLEN,
a. Gift 4lg West Front street.
REsT PASTRY FLouRs SIX CENTS PER LIB.
Superior Family Flour, 5Kc per III.
Coed Family Flour &c per ID. Snpernnc Family
Flour, &C per h. Buckwheat Flour &c per ID.
.o"N MEAL &c per Id.
AT W. TUcHToN's,
Fourth and Walnut.