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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-12

soos TO BE OPRSED.-A Director Of the Penna
Il Del. Railroad, has assured the Delaware City
correspondent Of the Middletown Transcript
that trains will be running regularly between
that town and Newark. by the first Of December
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CouRT.-- The November term Of Court
for New Castle county begins at New Castle on
Monday next This promises to be a short term.
There is but oue capital offence on the docket
that Of Dennis and this with the trial OF the
Newark Bank robbers, are the only ones Of public
importance. There are, however, the usual
number Of assault and battery and such like
cases. The civil list will be taken up the follow
ing Monday
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NEW BUILDISGs.-There are six new houses in
conrse of construction within the corporate lin
it's Of Newark-four on r. R. Avenue, one on
Choate Lane and one on Main street.
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r. r. OPERATIONS AT NEwARK.-The Penna
& Del. X r. were putting in the crossings at the
intersection Of the road with the p. W. & b. r.
r. at Newark, last week, and it is expected that
the track will be laid through the town this
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-12

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL no. l, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 18th, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
ature Of Baron Point Fall.
81 50. 29S5in. 57334e S. E. .2lo1
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for grut.

ENoR RENT-Two houses containing rooms
IL each. Apply 10 EVANS PENNING ON,
Room n l, Almond Building,
nov.i2st Cor. Sth and Market Street.
NOR RENT Two sx-roomed houses entirely
II new, On l4th street. near Claymont; one of
them for sale. Inquire OF LEWIS ZEBLRY, lat and
King.
ney.s-7t Or ELI MKNDENHALL, near premises.
GTABLE FOR RENT. - Fifth street between
- Market and King, Apply 10
septls-u Z. F. THOMAS, 42l Market st.
LNoR RENT-House with rooms and ex- -
~ tensive grounds, near Schutzen Park. #A
Possession at once. Address
sepS4u 20. BOX 46s
NOR RRNT = store and dwelling also a
II stock and fixtures Of grocery store for E@a
sale. Apply 70 EVANS PENNINGTON,
sepls-u No. $40 W. Seventh St
ENoR RRNT = An excellent stand under new
IL Western Market very desirable. Apply TO
&. n. H0AGLAND,
sepl7-tf Market House.
NOR RKNT-The large and elegant Easements
II of upper stores, Masonic Temple Apply to
q. WORRHLL,
aug24-u $40 and 222 Market.
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rw-rHs BIG 10, WEST EIeHrH STREET

TIE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FALL SHOES,
have increased my stock, and am prepared TO
ell good shoes
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Ny motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits"
have women's good shoes for $3.50 per pair.
ow is that for high Please give me Call before
buying elsewhere.
LOOK for the big % on the box by the door.
]. NJ. HOLMES,
No, 10 West Eighth street,
mar9p-r I'D door from shipey) VII. Del.
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EB-LSSTRUcTIoS IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply 10 A T. SCOTT, Room No. 6, S. W. corner
OF Eighth and Market streets-
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
TENDER 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sep5-ly
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Boarding.
9utifes.

NOTICE Yesterday morning, Nov. 1lth some
Vestibule Of my house. No. 10 a Wash ngtOn street,
without any explanation. he owner will please
come forward, proqe property and take 1t away.
novl2-u GEO. G. SIMPSON
NOTICE The Third Anniversary of THE
IN Young Mems Church Missionary Association"
Of New Castle County, will be held in Calvary
Church, on Tuesday evening next, 18th inst, at ~
O'Clock.
a cordial invitation is extended to all novSt'
NOTICE The members and all others interest
IN ed ia the Workingmen's Cooperative Build
Ing and Land Association of Delaware, are request
ed to meet in Rumfords Building "a Market street.
on tuesday evening, Nov 18th, at ~ O'Clock, for
the purpose OF paying their monthly instruments.
noV.93t BENZ. HIGHFIELD, Sect'y
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NC Office.
TAGGART'S EXPRESS.
WILL CONTINUE TO RECEIVE FREIGHT THE
ENTIRE wINTEB at the ONCE,
CHESTNUT STREET WHARF,

novs-lm PHILADELPHIA,
NJ oTICE-CITlZENS LOAN ASSOCIATION
IN limited number Of shares OF stock OF the
Citizens Loan Association, in the Cd series for sale
necond payment due Nov It'll, 1874 Ap lly to
oct29-tf GRO. c. MARIS Secy
NJ oTICE-All are invited to try the Weed Sewing
In Machine at 614 MARKET ST. =
NJ oTICE-To WATER RENTRRs.-All persons
IN who have sold property during the present
year, must give notice in writing to the Registrar,
at the ONCE OF the Water Department, before the
sOth DAY OF November 1879 and insert in the notice
me name OF the purchaser and number of
property purchaser. Otherwise they will be
held liable for the Water Rent the next year. Also,
all persons who may wish TO discontinue the use OF
water OF any portion Of Unjust give notice above
aud pay $500 for drawing erue. No alteration will
be made In any bill after the above date. A new
assessment Of Brandywine watt having been made
and the Bills competed,all persons interested are
invited TO call and examine the same.
octl6tnov30 FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
NOTICE.
THE WILMINGTON 81 READING II. II,
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY,
PACKAGES, and EXPRESS MATTER to and
from all points on the line of their road and West
Chester. Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph
ONCE, No. West Third street. or their Depot Front
and Madison or orders LEFT with McMullen a Seal,
delivering agents will receive prompt attention.
| apr6-u G. STOLz. GEM Supt.
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wHANTRD,-one hundred negroes as laborers
wv at the Bellevue quarry on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore r. r.. about miles
north Of Wilmington. Wages good and work study.
nov.s6t II. b. MALL Sup't
UTANTRD.-Invallds TO know that DOCTORS
wv BEALD treat AL kinds OF Disease SUCCESSFULLY
without Medicine, At their Cure" or at Patients
Homes. nov.5-0t
NOTWITHSTANDING for the Science of
Wv Health,p the best Health Magazine. Club
Price, 81. 30 per year. Names and money received
Of This Once or by PUsEY HEALD,
Heald's HyPeian Home,
nov.b-et' Wilmington, Del
UTANTED-An the Ladies' TO re- - n
wv member, when they have unez- &NleY
pected calls, OF in the absence Of ser Ny
wants, or on all occasions, that WEAVER
fur ishes FRIED OYSTERS by the dozen or hum
dred, at short netice octis uanl
"ANTED-
wv CARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price will be paid. Ap
ply to p. HASSON.
End and Orange Streets
oct2S-d&w,t' Wilmington, Del
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III SossdonL-An Dentrl1 y had the ir drawbacks
until the salubriOus Bark Of the Soap Tree was
brought from the Chiian valleys to perfect the fra
grant Sozodont, the most wholesome, reliable and
delightful article for the teeth that brush ever
dinned tutn
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sgsnttG.

Advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head three times for 80 centA)
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Situations aud Btlp agautFa.

Advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 70 cents)
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After the meeting, supper was spread at the
Headquarters rooms, 9th and Market st. lin hon
or Of the guests present from other localities,
and large party sat down, shortly before Ii
o'clock, adjourning at half past twelve. Numer-
GUS toasts were proposed and responded to,
Torbert, Mr.. Spruance Mr.. Head, Mr. Higgins,
Mr.. Steward, Capt Dougherty, Mr. H. NJ Jen-
kina, DR.. Jump Senator Riddle, Mr. Massey,
Geo. W. Roberts, and others. The party adj
journed with many expressions Of good will and
cordial cooperation.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-12-20
II egunE9r's Eefgrr.

| herewith send you my pocket clock,
which ataudcth in need Of thy friendly
correction. The last time lie was ut thy
friendly school, he was in 10 way re
formed nor Ia tie least benefited
thereby tor | perceive by the index Of
his mind that he is liar aud the truth
is not in bin that bis pulse is some
times slow, which betokeneth not an
even temper; at other times it waxcth
! sluggish. Notwithstanding | frequently
urge him; when he should be on duty,
as thou kn0west his hand denoleth, |
End him slumboring, or, as the vanity
Of human reason phrases it, | caught
him kuapping Examine him, there
fore, aud prove him, ] beseech thee,
thoroughly, that thou mayest, being well
acquainted with his inward frame and
disposition, draw him from the error of
his way, and show him the path wherein
he should 90. 1t grieves me to think,
and when l ponder therein | am verify
of the opinion that his body is foul, and
| VIC NuOlO Iudso 10 Gull upbNN' NiSoheC
him, therefore, with thy charming
| physic, from all pollution, that he may
vibratc and circulate according to the
truth. will place him for few days
under thy care, and pay for his board as
thou requirest. / entreat thee, friend
John, to demean thyself on this COCA
sion with judgment, according to the
gift which is IN thee, and prove thyself
a workman and when thou layest thy
correcting upon him let it be without
IpassioD, lest thou shouldst drive him tc
destruction. DO thou regulate his mo.
ton for time to come by the motion
Of tie light that rdleth the day, and
when thou fndest him converted from
the error Of his way, and more com
| formidable to the above mentioned rules
then do thou send him home with JUS
| bill Of charges drawn out in the spirit
Iof moderation, and it shall be sent {,
thee in the root Of all evil.
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Paw Paw, Dec. IS, lS72

INTELLECTUAL EXrERTs OF INDIANA.
delaware county, Ind, has some queer
candidates for positions as teachers in
public schools. Three candidates sub.
jectcd TO a written examination at
Muucie developed as follows: Question
Tan you give proofs that the earth is
round Answer--Take it of a clear
mornin and you can see the lite a good
bit before you see the sun. Q.-For
what purpose should English grammar
Toe studied A.--For the youss of
penmansbip. Q.-What is spelling ?
A-Spclling is the pronunciation Of
words On tho war of 1917 what
battle was fought within the territory
OF the Indians A.-Thecumsbe was
the leadc Of the Indians Gen. Harrison
afterwards president of the United
States was the commander of the Meri.
cans the Indians told the Mericans that
the next day they would sine a treatie
Of piece and that knight they fell on
tiem tie Mericans was a sucksses.
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Al oRpERS PRol[PTLY INTENDED TO

In one-half gallon lots. We now make il by
the barrel. and are yet unable to fill our orders.
Why is it thus Simply because it Is the BEST
remedy for
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TIE ACE OF CoAL--The common
article of coal has only within the last
half century been brought into general
useful service to the human family. 1t
furnishes motive-power for locOmotlon
on land or water it warns the dwell
lingS Of millions; it melts the heavy
metals by which they are brought into
useiu! forms. 1t is beyond the power
OF the mathematician to estimate III
numbers the advantages the present age
have acquirnd from the simple discovery
that coal is a manageable fuel. Buried
for long, long ages IN the banks of the
earth, which now seem like banks Of
deposit that never fail, the coal mines
began to DC worked in this country about
the time of the Revolutionary war
Coal was first practically developed in
England and sent to London about the
year 1900, was used for cast iron works
about 1916, made into gas about $500.
In England II was first called fossil fuel
1t Is evident that the coal was formed
many thousands OF years before Niagara
Falls left Queenstown, from which 1t
has worn its way back for the distance
Of seven miles, through the rocks The
great antiquity Of the coal deposits and
the lapse Of time during the coal era
Itself and the ages which have rolled
away since, the first practical use of it
being at so recent date, aud its utility
being 80 vast, are all matters Of great
interest to rejecting minds and especial
ly the fact as given III reports that the
coal fields OF the world can furnish a
supply tor long ages to come
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The CIocen Foot.

Ever since the arrest OF camp, Tor
attempting to bride voters, the Democ'
racy in general, and Camp in particu.
lar, have manifested a disposition of
spitefulness and retaliation against u.
l.. Linder, Esq, the individual who
ferreted out Camp roguery and exposed
it. Threats of vengeance have recently
been made, and the knowing winks and
mods so often exchanged between the
members of that highly reformed ele'
ment of the Democratic party, have Tor
long time betokened that the fires OF
wrath and indignation were only smould'
ering, and that on the first occasion
there would be fearful summing up Of
old accounts.
Last Saturday night the matter cu!-
minated by the arrest of Mr.. Linder on
a trpmped up charge of compound fell
ony. The complaint was made by one
Springstead, of Vandalia, who has,
through the Lords mercy and the for
bearance of the people escaped justice
only to go throug III life with the finger
of scorn pointed at him. in which he is
aided by one Jayne, the only man in all
Cass county mean onough to 90 bail for
a thief. The public can form their own
estimate of how much foundation there
is in a case prosecuted by such men. We
doubt if more suitable persons could be
found in the county to do the dirty work
of such scape.graces as Camp and his
co-workers in ini1uity than these worth
les
The arrangement was to have MIR.
Linder arrested so late Saturday night
that an examination could not be had
aud he would have to remain in the Off
GERS hands over Sunday, but in this
they were checkmated, for Mr. Linder
promptly appeared and gave bail in the
sum of $500 for his appearance on the
18th day of January, several of our most
respectable citizens voluntarily coming
forward and offering to sign his bond.
There is not a particle truth in the
allegations of the parties prosecuting
Mr.. Linder, nor do they expect to effect
anything by the suit further than to
annoy him, and fortunately they are linn
tied in that boon of satisfaction. The
whole thing is a splurgc to get up
compromise so that the suit against
Camp will be discontinued, but We can
assure them it is a game that won't win.
That matter is in other hands, and will
be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. And further this deponent saith
not -CdsSopoiiS Vigilam.
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aOIgN PArTON s COX.

Carriages, Buqgies SlcIghs, &c &c,
Tho finest Assortment in Michigan. Eatab-
lished in 1912. Factory corner Woodbridge
and Brush streets. Repository 226 jefferson
Avenue, Detroit 9l6.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-07-30

centre field, Tracy tallying. Redon out on
tiy to short Three runs.
Ei1hh inning Brannock cut on foul
bound to left by Scott. w. Foley to first on
safe hit between centre and left I. Foley
out at first on weak hit at home plate.
Edwards struck out. No runs.
Thibault TO first on safe bit between third
aud short TennvsOn out on fly in left field
Passed balls brought Thibaultin. Leonard
hit to centre going to first. Scott hit safe
between right and centre, Leonard scor-
ing. Benton out On foul bound to third.
Tracy, as usual, hit to third, but got first.
Lauer by a safe hit to left sent in Scott
and Tracy. Matthews out at first on weak
hit to Sawyer. LaueT left on second.
FOnr runs.
Ninth I,5ni,ig-Sager out at first on a
weak hit to pitcher, Hodes by good hit
to left made second. LapmaH hit TO Tracy,
who let the bali pass through his legs,
Hodes scoring, Lapman to second. RedOn
and Scott in backing up this ball, cOllided,
RedOn being stunned from hit on the tenn
pie, is all right now. Sawyer to. pitcher,
out at first. BarstOn to first on three balls.
BrannOck hit to third, Lapman in. Barstew
out trying to steal third Two runs.
Oby out on fly to pitcher. Thbault to
first on three balls, going to third and home
on passed balls. PennisOn hit to short and
out at first Scott to first on safe hit to
centre, passed balls sending him home
Benton 0Ht ON fly to right. Two runs.
Sawyer pitched up to the sixth inning
when he was changed. HOdes caught up to
that time when he was also changed
New Orleans Republican., 1872-07-30
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY JULY 30. 1872.

head of Harvey's canal, being received by
the "Can't-get-away TOrchlight Brigade >
when in a body they proceeded to serenade
the following gentlemen, friends of the
company, viz: +. Fullmer, William Frank,
j. T. AycOek, Charles G. Piper and Others
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted by the Dolly Vardens be-
fore their adjournment:
WHEREAS, The Dolly Warden Club, in
grand council assembled, do hereby ex.
press. publicly their sense of gratitude to
Captain Gus Richards, OF the steamer j. F.
Frazer, and his courteous pilot, Mr.. George
Wielham, for the accommodations fur
nished and the exertiOns used by them in
materially organizing the said club.
ReSOlCed, That in passing these cOmpli-
ments we sincerely hope and trust that the
future efforts of this organization may not
be in vain, but hencefOrward the banner
unfurled by them may prove successful,
and the principles enunciated upon this Oc-
casiOn carried out to the full extent of the
law; be it further
ReSOLced, That in adiOurning, we do so
subject to the call of the Grand Commander
Of the order in this State.
l.. A. LEVY, Grand Commander.
H. p. PHILLIPS, President.
john NJ. CoNwAY, Grand Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-07-30
FOREIGN.

The Pope and American CathOlics-Under
Ban of ExcOmmunicatiOn-Am
Claims DisalIOwed on Account of COn-
federate CFuisers-DepredatiOn of the
Alabama Awarded-COnfiscatiOn Sales
Uenied-New Mexican Tariff Suspended
-ROcha and Peace.
ROME, July 29.-The Pope win shortly
issue an encyclical declaring the Society of
American Catholics to be separated from
the Church of Rome and placing them un-
der the ban of major accommodation.
GENEVA, July 29.-The St0iSS Times gives
further particulars of proceedings OF the
board of arbitration. It says, the board has
disalloWed the claims of the American gov
ernment, arising out Of the depredations OF
the Boston, JEFF Davis, Music and seVeral
other small Confederate cruisers. The rea-
sons leading to this action Of the Ooaru are
that the charges of negligence on tne part
of the British government, as lar as these
vessels are concerned, have nov hSen
proven.
dav saws it is in a position to confirm the
report now current, that the tribunal of
arbitration has decided IN favor of America
in the case of the privateer Florida, on The
ground that the British government did not
use sufficient precautions to prev mt the de-
parture of that vessel from = rolisb uorts.
The Times also says that Z 'oe hoard of ar
bitratiOn today took up the case of the
Alabama.
The board OF ar .Sttr2stion met this after,
noon at one e'ci0ek, and after a session OF
1nFee zee nouIs ald a (iaf adjourned.
No communication was made to repre-
sentatives of the pr .ss with regard to to
days proceedings, but it is believed thai
the case of the + lorida was under discus
sion.
traordinary ,,.cosa SIX OF. seven time
the amount offered by the government i1ll, Ia "a
ceived fr ~, Germany alone for the entir
sun ~
magnificent railway station % i' Mel
6a7 6een burned This is the fourth larR
no in that city within twelve months
IS Subscriptions to the new French ,IG9 lSa
amount to tour milliards OF francs VIII
New Orleans Republican., 1872-07-30

Judge Abel, in his charge to the grand
jury yesterday morning, said of the Bertin
case, "that the verdict was legal, as there
was no particle of evidence against the ac-
cused. No man could be convicted on mere
inferences. A. conscientious and upright
jury could not but acquit Bertin and Cap
deville."
In this statement there is a covert refec-
tion upon somebody. Whether it was upon
Attorney General Belden, or his associate,
Judge Braughn, who prosecuted the case
Mr.. Bermudez, who drew the original in
dictment; Mr.. Castellanos, who fought the
case through to a conviction year ago, or
the twelve men who at that time found a
verdict of guilty on materially the same testi-
mony, we leave those gentlemen to deter
mine among themselves, assuring them that
we are not disposed to be so greedy as to
take all of the judges compliments to our
selves
New Orleans Republican., 1872-07-30
WASHINGTON. w

Dividing the Pacific Fleet-Sumner and
the COlOred Citizens LetTer-KeIIORg
Goes into the Bayou Cleaning Busi-
ness.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Our naval feet
in the Pacific ocean, heIRtofore under COM
mand of Rear Admiral WinslOw, is to be
divided into two squadrOns, Northern and
Southern, each to be under command of a
Rear Admiral. Rear Admiral Steadman,
now in command of the Portsmouth New
Hampshirel navy yard, will be assigned to
command one of hem.
One hundred and fifty recruits have been
ordered to Fort Rice, Dakota.
The letter received some time ago by
Senator Sumner, signed by thirty respecta-
BILE cOlOred citizens of Washington, asking
his opinions on the issues between Grant
and Greeley, especially with reference to
their antecedents and present position, has
remained unanswered till now. IU is un-
derstOod that the Senator's answer will be
given to the press tomorrow. In it he re-
views at length the claims of the candi-
dates, but it is not known which way he
decides He gives as watchwOrd the unity
of the republic and the equal rights of all,
with reconciliation.
On application of Senator Kellogg orders
have been issued to proceed Immediately
with work on the removal of the Red river
raft, the improvement of Cypress and Tones
bayou Calcasieu Pass, TangipahOa and
Tchefuncta rivers, Louisiana.
The State Department has advices con-
firmatOry of the SIciSS Times statement to
the effect that results, so far satisfactory to
this government, have been reached.