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BROOKLYN Theater---seasOn Tickets.

Providence, January 5.--J. Remmes, a
leading Odd Fellow, died suddenly in
odd Fellows Hall last night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

LAST Night but one of the Engaaement Of
Mrs. D. p. BOWERS, the greatest actress Of
the present day, supported by the y0ung
and popular actor. MF. J. G. MCCOLLO1I
and the talented stock com pany.
HIS EVENING, CTHURSDAYs, January g,
i5lu, viii be presented the beautiful play OF
lN0OM MAR-Parthenfa Mrs. l.. p. Bowers: !:
lngomar, Mr.. j.. &. MeCollOm. Tomorrow
Friday, January 7, ls70-The School for
Seandal-i-ady Ieazle, Mrs. d. p Bowers;
Charles surface, Mr. r. c. AlcColom. Posi-
lively their last appearances.
3ATURDAH-Aatinee and night-The Long
Strike.
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI AEu IESNEssEE RATLEoAD,0
0FFfCE OF FREIGHT AGENT,
MrwPHIs, Tenn, Deeem Der %. 1859.
TrNO COTTON AND COMMISSIOS MIR
1 ca ants: Notice Is hereby given that
al cotton and other goods received at Jiis
Depot viii be stored at the expense and risk
OF whom 1t may concern, II not promptly re-
moved within TIVE enty-four hours after arrival
at Memphis. This order viii be strictly en-
forced, regardless of parties.
den J. M. PANPLIN. Agent
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Democratic Ticket.
FOR MAYOR,
JOHN JOHNSON.
For City Tax-COIleCtOr,
FELIX w. ROBERTSON.
For Wharfmasfer,
ROBERT COODE.

bI- The man who is opposed to
scallawagery in Office will vote for
johnson for Mayor.
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NEDNESDAY, IANUARY I9th
S25 Reward

O TRAYED from the subscriber. on the l4th
- December, ls69, one DARK IRON
GREY HORSE, with several white spots on
forehead and on shoulder; said horse IS i've
years oid, and is fifteen hands three inches
high; had on when he left me set Of wagon
harness. 1 will pay foT the delivery Of SAID
horse TO TAYLOR. RadfoEd & Co. No. u Monroe
street. or to myself. near Bynalias Aisss
TWENTY-FIVE dollars reward.
Ledger CODY lW lia4l - W bakEhs.
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Democratic Ticket.
FOR MAYOR,
JOHN JOHNSON.
For City ax-COIIeCtOr,
FELIX W. ROBERTSON.
For Wharfmaster,
ROBERT COODE.

IA The Democrat who refuses to
vote for Johnson for Mayor is
traitor to his party.
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hMr. JOHNSON, on more than one
occasion, when there was no money
in the school treasury, paid the school
teachers out of his own private funds.
Remember this.
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rheumatism and RbHmatiC Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

Such as Excessive, Suppressed or Painful
Menstruation, Leucorrhoea or Whites, Fall
ing of the Womb, and all irregularities of the
Monthly Periods, causing Sterility or Barren
ness, and oftentimes Consumption.
Persons who have been under the treatment
of other Physicians, and have not been
cured, are invited to call, as I can cure all old
Syphilitic Diseases, 1t makes no difference
OF how long standing. They viii yield to my
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

z VIE copartnerShip heretofore existing IN
L der the name gRd style OF Russell,
FarTis q Co., IS this d4y dissolved by mutual
consent, VIM. Farris assuming all the liabil-
tiles Of the firm, as also those OF Russell,
Grove o. He aleae is authorized to col
lect and settle up the business OF the said
firms. ALEX. RUSSELL.
ja5 WM FARRIS,
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Mnra TsIsnranhers sirikIna.
Died in The Lodgeroom.

NEW ORLEANS, January 5.-The tele-
graph operators here struck this morning.
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE
Jefferson Street, near Main.

Jefferson Street, near MAN,.
CHAs. Il. Il. BROOH....Lessee and Proprietor
CHARLEY W stage Manager
Prof. FRANK ARSOLD........Leauer OF Orchestra
oP en- Iv cry ~ 1 & n t.
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING,
X Sept. sd, with a Mammoth Company.
The entertainment 70 consist Of Negro Min
streisy, Songs and Dances. Fancy Dances, Bal
lads Duets Quartetts, EStr0vaganzaS, Bur-
lesQues, PantCmimes and karces-
Admission, soc; Private Boxes, So se23
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Democratic Ticket.
FOR MAYOR,
JOHN JOHNSON.
Fer City Tax-COllectOr,
FELIX w. ROBERTSON.
For Wharfmaster,
ROBERT COODE.

b The man who wants Memphis
lifted out of debt win vote for John
johnson for Mayor.
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Don't vote for any man who
is not for Johnson.

RE John johnson, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor is a true and
tried citizen; a successful merchant
and worthy all praise and honor.
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~ John Johnson's moral char
acter and integrity are beyond re-
proach. The AuaLanche admits that.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.

Lessees-SPALDIEG, BTDwELL& & MCDOSCUGH.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
Manager. .-.-...--.---.--.-.-.-.-..--.--.H. GRAT.
TTNHE management respectfully announce
L briefseasOn or GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
commencing MONDAY, January 10th. when
the original company OF weij-knOwn and IA
VOrite artists. who nave recently closed in
New York lat the Theater Francsise), slso IN
Philadelphia and the principal cities or the
United States,
LONG AND BRILLIANT SEASONS,
will have the honor OF appearing IN this city
in fayoIite German Operas, which have never
been presented here The Company, form
inga OmbiuatiOn Of the chief musical talent
In the country, comprises, among others, the
Marie Ffiederiei, Miss Amelia Jackson,
Bertha JOhannSeu, sophie DZiuba,
Theodore G9belman, Franz Himmer,
Heinrich Steinecke, Wilhelm FCrmes,
Josef Weinlich.
Musical Director F. Van GHEL.
Full Chorus and Orchestra. New and gur-
geous costumes and properties, specially up-
ported from Europe. The repertoire willbe
selected from the following works:
TE MAGIC FLUTE ode Zauberhoetel-
Mozart.
MARTHA, FlOtOw.
IAJUIVE fThe JeWess), Halevy.
ROBERT LIE DIABLE, Meyer5eer.
LA DAME BLANCHE, BoilGein.
MASSANIELLO, Auber.
DER FRETSCHUTZ, Weber.
FAUST, GounOd.
SEASON TICKETS, emitting the holder 10 an
admission with reserved seat for the entire
season OF seven performances, SO.
The BOXOffiee will be open on Friday morn
ing, January 9TH, from 9 a m. 10 y H., for the
sale Of season tickets only, and after that
time the s0le of seats for any single perform
auee will commence.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Parauette and Dress Circle. reserved 50
Private Boxes Is seats - %
Gallery and ColOred Boxes as usual. jas
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25
THE WA r I!
THE BATTLE OF GRAyELoTTE.
Description Of the Contest.
Losses of the Prussians.
Their wounded Going Homewarc.

THE BATTLE OF asA.iorlE. ~. -, NE" AohA
Nm, 49,, 49,. M, v,, IT,;
$500 s,s,s,a.s s.,,a,,. =, a. ;,,,n.so s,,oo;a,
49, s.S...,,..,s ~ ,...,. 20 r,s.,.a,o,,o
-. ,S.s...',
g. e. e0'N' 49, = '''N -
I'm ~,
a"e 'seuos Vi eauoWa were iepea'ea ~ uia'o'.
QUE me .fussiais pegau 'he enlargement
WIN a' ,,ss army. o,a'nei ,"o ei'''iee .Ao.
,.Ae ~ ~ 80 ~ i "'ui o'uo,s " w.,
'on0'V'i ooA,''u 'no oneny posi',oh' %
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL is issued every
afternoon, except Sunday. Lis ase only Daily
Paper In Wilmington, and The State Of Deldt0are.
Terms, Sir Dollars per annatna, or Ttoel7e Gents
a meek. Single copies Itoo Cents.
THE della WARE TRIBUNE is issued
from, ne COMMERCIAL office, every Thursday
morning, and contains principally reading mat
ter published in The Daily II is te largest paper,
and contains By far the most reading matter Of
those published on The Peninsula. Terms, 1tco
dollars per annuna.
TIE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE is am
PLY prouiaed ,eith printing material Of The latest
Styles and oi saork is done equal 10 Philadelphia
Offices and al no higher rates
THE OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL
and TRIBUNE is at 0ie S. W. Corner Of Fifth
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Dela,odre.
JENKINS & ATKINSON.
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(0ursey aud Head.

WHAT A FoRaItR RESIDENT SAYS OF THEM.
tThc following sound letter, we print in full, as
sent us.-Eps.l
RIDaEwAy, n O., August 10
M,s'sRs. EDITORS Enclosed please find two
dollars to renew my subscription to the Delaware
TRIBUNE. Having been citizen CT Delaware
and interested in her Welfare, the regular visits
of the TRIRts.. are anxiously looked for and
afford rs much pleasure.
As we shall not he able to vote with YOU at the
coming election, we wish to say that we havas
some personal acquaintance with the gentlemen
nominated for Governor and Congress- We think
MIR. Coursey combines in great degree all the
qualities for Governor, such as Delaware wants
to-day, End his administration will go far toward
redeeming the State from the political blackness
which now rests upon it, Mr.. Coursey is en-
phatically man of the people, high toned and
Christian, and the business man, the farmer and
| laboring man, white and colored, viii ,lake a
| great mistake if they do mot place him in the
| gubernatorial chasr. His manly letter of accep-
| lance hreathts REFORM
4 Yonr candidate for Congress- Mr.. Head. from
4 his active business life his extensive knowledge
of the wants of the community his lively interest
State, his tireless energy and go-aheadativenesa
combine to make him the man for Congress. We
say to the voters of Delaware, elect him. redeem
| your State. and wn helicvo you will do it.
1 Congrstulatmg you on the success of the Daily
COMMERCIAL and DELAWARE TRIBUNE and youi
city on the completion of the Wilmington and
Reading Railroad, am,
Very Respectfully Yours.
CHARLES s. lioBi,
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spefial yutifss.
The Season OF Exhaustion.

The close suitry weather which usually prevails
toward the end Of summer is particularly unfavor-
able to the feeble and enervated. Even the we'll
knit frames OF strong men feel the influence Of the
season, and lasstude andlanguor pervade the whole
community. Ladies', especially those in delicate
health suffer much from debility, accustomed by the
humid heat and feel the want Of wholesome In
yigorant In fact a necessity for something to re-
crut the exhausted system is experienced, more or
ess, by everybody, and the only question is, what
that something viii he with those who have tested
the effect Of Iostetters Stomach Bitters on them
Selves or have observed Its effects on others, this
question winot be In doubt for single moment
Its tonic and regulating operation, and Its agency in
creating hearty appetite and promoting digestion,
arc rightly tassed by all who have resorted to this
unequalled vegetable invigorant and corrective
among the most extraordinary therapeutic wonders
Of modern times. 1t should be taken at this season
as a safeguard against the epidemic diseases which
arc so apt to attack the relaxed system in the fall Of
the year.
As 1t is understood that mercenary spectators in
various parts Of the country are endeavorng to su
persede the standard tonic Of the age with worthless
articles manufactured by themselves which they
represent to be superior to this long tried reedy, II
| Is proper to put tile public on their guard against
this species of imposition, and to warn them against
the deeterous trash with which dishonorable deal
| ers seek to irench them.
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WILMINGTON. DEL.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


The Democrats will gather at Dover, to-nor-
row, for the purpose Of nomi mating Mr.. James
Ponder, of Sussex county, as candidate for
Governor Mr. Ponder is the brother-in-aw of
the present Governor DIR. Salisbury also of
United States Senator Willard Salisbury, and of
that powerful wire-puller, Mr.. Eli Salisbury.
He is therefore very near to being Salisbury
himself and will fully serve the purposes of the
members of that family. lie has been, on that
account, selected for the Governorship, by them,
and is to be nominated, as already stated, by the
collection OF individuals, who will repair to
Dover, tomorrow, for the purpose.
The spectacle thus presented. in which the ten
thousand Democrats of Delaware are made towil-
lingy obey the instructions issued by the Sa,lls-
bury Brothers is edifying. Already, for years
that family have ruled the State, and ruled it
with code as severe as the lannon's system Of
Draco. Aspirants to places Of profit or honor,
throughout the three counties. have been set
forward are thrown back, as best suited the
Brethren of the Ring. Men who opposed them
have found themselves the objects of suspicion,
neglect, and attack. Gentlemen whose years OF
labor in the Democratic party, devotion 10 its in
terests, and personal qualities, entitled them tt
respect and reward, have been summarily thr1ls
into obscurty, and kept there by the forcibl'
and cunning MEASURES which this salisbury Rims
has adopted 1t would be easy to name dozen
of these, but it is not necessary. Especially il
Kent and Sussex, the truth of what we say vii
be admitted in hundred localities.
1t is curious, therefore, in view Of this to Sc
the Democratic delegates duly attending til
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THE NEW YORK WORLDS nEpot,fs--wuAr HAVE
pEBN THE rnussIAN fiossRs:
,Sppciai 10 The Ner York llin,Hf
LONDON, August 49,
IL is certain that the Russians have suffered
far more than has yet been imagined. Credible
authorities here assure Inc that the armies Of
Frederic Charles and Steinmetz have lost more
than hundred thousand mon.
This would leave them no more than hum
bred and fifty thousand at the most tn hold the
linz from thu frcrt'ot and 10 watch Metz.
EFFECT OF SLAUGHTER IN BERLIN
The feeling in Berlin is one of undeniablehor
ror and OPPRESSION. No one anticipated this
fearful slaughter The Austrian war was quick
ly over and comparatively bloodlesr. This war
Threatens y 'as, ,ahd already the flower of North
Germany is decimated. The troops which have
suffered most severely are precisely of those of
the country about Berlin, Of Brandenburg and
of Pomerahia, with the Saxons.
THE WOUNDED CHECK REINFoRcEs,ESis.
An English officer just arrived from the Middle
Rhine tells me tile railways are taken Up with the
wounded So as todelay Tho movement Of reinforce
insnte, Tile effect, too, Of the wagons filled
with sufferers, is very bad on the new levies.
A boat service on tho Kline from Coblentz is
crgsn;z,ng for thcli transportation. and three
steamers have been already converted into float
| ing hospitals
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--'----------
News from Washington.


There are now $500 employees in the Treasury
Department al Washington.
Interest ON the bonds falling due September
Isl will be paid OH and after Monday next, with
out rebate.
Sinking Fund bonds purchased by the Treas
urer, to the amount of S1aO,0Q0,000 were de-
stroyed by burning them yesterday.
President Grant and family have gone to New
port, wheie they will remain until Saturday.
The President, after visit to West Point will
return to Long Branch on Monday.
The Secretary of the Interior is engaged In
perfecting arrangements for carrying out the
legislation of Congress with regard 10 the yarions
Indian tribes with whom We have tftatsds The
supplies of goods, Nc, Wi BE forwarded to them
at the earliest pe.:od practicable.
j. Private letters received at Washington from
the Asiatic Squadron say that the prizes of the
annual Victoria Regatta at Hong Kong were wor
by boats from the United States war vessels
now on that station. The Ladies' PURSE the
crack prize, was won by Admiral Rowap's barge
with crew trained and commanded by Lieut.
enant Commander II. d. Evans, OF the fiaq sh;I
Delaware,
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Bridgcylile. Del.


GENERAL ITEMS OF INTEREST,".
The crop of peaches at Bridgeyille although
only about one-thrd of yield is far above the
estimate of the Peach Growers Association,
which placed it at 10000 baskets. In the Begin
ming of last week $1,000 baskets had already
been shipped, and although the heaviest ship
ments were over 1t was expected that full so, 600
baskets in all would be shipped. In case of
full crop of peaches Brdgeville weuld equal, ii
not surpass, any other station on the railroad in
the amount of Its peach shipments. The farm
of Mrs. Hall which has been leased for a term of
10 years to a company Of peach growers of whom
VIM. b. Pral is manager has on it peach ORCH
ard OF 1870 acres
Some business changes have recently taken
place in the village; Mitchell Layton formerly
with James Prettyman has associated himself
with his Brother, under the name of Layton &
Bro, and the new firm are engaged in the gem
cral merchandise trade.
II. W. Cannon. formerly of tho firm Of Cannon
| 4 Layton, has Withdrawn and established HIM
self in the drug business IN the former stand Of
James prettynran,
| Philip Cannon Il W. Ward have associated
| themselves together ~ Ward & Co., and are en-
gagged in general merchandising.
! DIR. Joseph Johns, from near Marydell ii Kent
county, has established in the practice Of AIedi-
| cine in which he IL said to be very successful.
Kerr & I.alisha are kept Very busy in the manu-
| facture of peach crates.
| Keller { Rover arc engaged in bark grinding
\ and Ball 4 Son have built large store house
| near the depot and and are engaged in general
merchandising.
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crimes and Casualties.

Canyon City, Oregon, was burned oistlie 18TH
Loss T250,0OO. Only one house remains.
A fire at Dubuque. yesterday destroyed q
planning mill and portion of a luuiber yard, ealis-
ing a loss of 100000.
keryings dlstllery at San Francisco, will,
$4,000 gallons of whiskay, has been seized by
the revenue officers.
Ilurng ihtndhr storm, 1t Evansville, Ind.
en- Friday, an old man was killed by lightning,
and the steeple of church blown down, crush
ing in the roof of school house.
At Davenport, Iowa, last Saturday, Mrs.
koenig drowned her two children, one 2 and the
other years old, in bucket OF water, and then
drowned herself by jumping down well.
AT Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mr.. Findlay, formerly
editor of the New York Albion, committed
suicide, by drowning himself, on sunday night.
He was some time aae disqualified for literary
pursuits by c sunstroke.
At st. Louis, ]. NJ Edgar, clerk, and Benz. F.
Reynolds, manager, Of the Wheeler n Wilson
Sewing Machine Company'b branch office, have
been arrested for robbing the main office Of
$1,000 worth of property.
The bodies of two Of the burglars who il,ii-
dered the clerk in Habert's stor6 at Binghamton
n. y, were found In the Chenango river Fri,
day m5ining, they having been drowned in
trying to cross. The other burglar still at large
AT Memphis, on Monday night, Pixies Bowies,
cotton merchant, was slct dead by the acciden.
| tai diselaipe OIL a pistol, which fell from lis
| clctiles while he was undressing.
| An engine and baggage car were thrown from
the track OF the Old Colony railroad, ct sicttl
| Braintree, Massachusetts, yesterday morning
and badly Hn,astcd. John Works, a brakeman
Wa filled
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Philadelphia Topics.

The best patronized houses in the city are
the public bath houses.
NJ. Thomas has been arrested for the theft
81 horse and wagon, which he stole from David
l'aXsnn. of Radn0r, Delaware county, hv whom
lie had been employed
The epidemic Of falling from tlrd-st0ry
windows has not abated. Philip Mccormick was
the last victim who came down stairs that wav.
which resulted in fractured leg.
During the -four days of tie Schutzenfest.
last week, 10. 10 passengers were carried i'll The
excursion trains Of the Philadelphia. termall-
town, and Norristown Railroad Company.
The cry H,a appears MS a daily. Sep
TENDER lst. ar course it will occupy an en-
tirey new field N journalism. They aldo There
+ still room in Philadelphia for daily papers 10
lose money.
a light-fingered geut was caughl III the act
oi removing watch from sentlemahs pocket
and when arrested he said Ills name was '.Itor-
ace Greeley liut what doe- II. g. know abou,
such business.
Some DAYS ago Mrs uhlhati.er aud her sol,
fenich, aged ~ Years started from Pittsburgh
atont. Tor Philadelphia When within II mile
oil the city they separated agreeing to meet at 4
certain point Both went astray, and the mother
q now IN the city searching for her boy.
The Y. s. Revenue officers made a roi ri
the vicinity of Second and Reed Streets vestci
day, captured an illicit dstiery. and aircste
JJsepl Elenger and John Alctiinnis The news
ot the arrest spread, and an angry mob collect
ea; and, later. when the prisoners were being
conducted before the L. S. Commissioner for n
hearing, they both escaped, and The officers
We're attacked ly the mob With the assistance
OF tie police the crowd was dispersed, Ellenger
recaptuiel and three Of his brothers taken into
custody