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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

Remaining in tho Wilmington Del, Post Office
July H. 1872.
Ames, James I. Kennedy. Ira
Alden Mrs Long Amy Il
Allan, Mary Leonard, John T21
Arthurs, Matthew Lambert. James
Aldrich Mary Marsh, Arthur b
Aston, Sarah MeTrirk 4
Black Mrs A l. McAllister, Geo Is
Black Belle Murray " NIcElwee
BOsslnger, Ann McIharty j
Blank, Christian Morton, James
Blackburn, J Z Mastin, Mrs Maria
Boon, Rebecca Mench Mulhe l.
BrantOn. Adde Needles Lewis
Crabb, Clara A. Meagnogan, Saml j
Cmc Anna McFarlan, A
Clement, Deborah A A Mack. H S
Clark, Harriet McNey, VIM t
Cole, I Porter Nailof. gamuel
DENNY, Charles Orr. Joseph
DeNln, Edward 2 Dwellings, stephen
Dofsett, Paul. Agnes
Dugan, John Peschaw, Il
Daley, DIR James Parker James
Davis Jerry Powers, NJ r
Duncan, Prlscy Pierce Lydia
Beaver, Lemuel Paul, Mrs PB
Dawson, Annie Peters, Thomas
ElHehbrey, VIM Reynolds, Annie Il
ferney. James Rittenhouse, Sarah
Forrest, rheo Rhoades. Franklin
Colt, Edward Radaer Gilbert
GrlHe, George Robertson, Susan
Greg, George Reese VIA
Gardner, Hannah Smith, Frank
Gilbert, James II Smith, Lewis
Gould, Samuel Sweeney, Mary
Grey. Sarah l. Sanders Nancy
Hannum, Barley Thompson. G ID
Husbands Heuy Itavers, George
Handsbury Charles Mlhide, Emma X
Holland, Geo X Walker Henry
hutchinson, Hannah Wilde, John
Hall, JGnhie Wright James
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

~ Decays Eglcidg Finger, W III never mar he
teeth that are brushed dallY with Odrriler0us Sozo-
well as protects the teeth from cOrrosiOn and decon-
position.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

LARcENY-Thomas Dixon, colored man in
the employ OF A. l.. Alnscow, stole two blankets
aud pistol from his employer recently. The
former lie deposited with colored woman for
safe keeping ana the latter he pawned at Her
ting = gun store for dollar. Mayor Valentine
gave lilm hearing this morning, and held him
IN $500 for court. lie is st in the cells. and
Will, most likely be sent over to New Castle
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

F-fhe Para on SHIRT ia popular all over the Uni
ted States, and manufactured only mt Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18
educational.

INANLOR ~ JACKSON'S
Il SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL,
AND
COMM ERCIAL ACADEMY.
FOR Born SExBs. Autumn Term opens Sept. 3D.
New Catalogues now ready.
Young mems residence: Franklin ST., near stp.
Young ladies' residence, No. 232 West street.
MILTON JACKSON, NJ. S, Principal
nov30, lyd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

LAUNCH OF A WOODEN VESSEL AT BARREGs.
A large three-masted schooner Was launched
from tue yard OF A. j. Barrett a Son YESTERDAY
Her dimensions were Length of keel l25 feet !;
width OF beam, "a feet; depth OF hold, 10 feet
She was butt Tor Capt. Keel. of Taunton, Mass
and ID designed for the coasting trade She was
chnstened the Hattdm B. Au'rel Her con-
structlon waH sup snntendel by W. W. smith. a
practical builder OF great experience.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited to call at
NO, 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
anu satisfy themselves that that is the place to get
hauu luade BOOTS, SHOES and GAIL Els male
u order. perfect DIT Guaranteed.
LADIES', MISSES, and CRlLDRES,S
machine sewed boots and shoes for sale at the yery
lowest prices. Do not forget 50 call ana learn MI
Prices ntlorr giving your orders elsewhere Tor Gus
tom huuts, shoes AMI CATERS.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
j. NJ. HOLMES,
No. 10 Nesi EghLn street.
mhff9-u cd door from Shp,yy,l VII, Dl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

The Gayot Suspendsr has an enviatle reputa-
tiOn of 20 pears standing, ami sold at Doughten's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

Bonds for sale-JOhn McLear h Son.
AGENTS wanted for Penn's Patent Bride.
Agents wanted-Ias Il. Hays.
Hartware-Truman a Shaw, Philad'a.
Furnished rooms for rent-Wm Bright.
Not observation-disclosures Association.
Boots and shoes. II. Foulk.
Engine and boiler for sae-Pusey, Jones 4 Co.
Flavonng xI3cts-W. T. Alrlchs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

Fw-TAe Patent Runtaloon Dra,ccrs are comfortable
and sold at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

tw-Faney Stripe Babrlggan, and English half
Hose, at DOughlens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

BLOOMS AND IRoN ORE.-The barge RepuJHc
with $50 tons Of blooms for Steel 4 Worth, and
the barge Jdmes. McCaulley, with iron ore. ar
rived at the W. ~ r. II. Il wharf Their cargoes
were shipped via this road to Cuatesyille
The SERIAL PLAN.-The bylaws of the Aid
Loan Association were amended last evening.
so as to incorporate in them the serial plan or
the annual issue of five hundred new shares, re-
firing an equivalent number Of shares annually
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

Early pears are ripening.
City Council, this evening.
Corn is looking remarkably we'll.
The Penn Loan meets this evening
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE is ont to-day.
The flooring is being laid in the new hotel
The Camden camp-meeting begins to- morrow
Croquet is even more popular than it was last
season.
No service will be held in Calvary Church next
Sunday.
ITare's Corner Hotel is far advanced towards
completion.
The Greeley cause makes slow progress in
Wilmington.
We're it not for the stilI breeze it would be
scorching hot to-day
The bids for the removal Of garbage will be
opened in Council, this evening.
The Water Street Improvement comes up
again before Council, this evening.
An effort will be made tomorrow evening, to
organize Young Mems Democratic Club
The excursion train of Union NJ. L. Church,
this morning, numbered ten passenger cars
Dan Bryant and his excellent minstrel troupe
appear at the Opera House, tomorrow evening.
Mount Moriah Lodge. No q Masonic ladies',
will celebrate their anniversary ON Saturday eve
ming.
Those favorable to the adoption of uniform
rules for the government of croqust should feel
no dellcacy in signing the call.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

Ia thA city of Wilmington, during the Wlspth al
June, 1872 -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

81 Elegant Styles Of Neck Wear always on hand
at DOughten's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18
stocks, Geld, &c.
wilmington Quotations, furnished by r. r. Rob.
tnson 4 Co, Bankers, 4th and Market sts.,
at O'Clock. p. NJ, to-day,
MERELY MENTIONED.

"A sound judge-a musical critic.
Postal cards will be by inches.
This is melting weather for bakers
Archie Given says he won't go Greeley.
Pickles foundry does an extensive business.
Shall the new hotel be called the smyh House
Mr.. job II. Jackson ia Napoleonic in bus ness
ability.
The Democrats don't belong II the "white
Mans Party now.
"A Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Amt
mails, will be formed ia the fall
~ EoUeIties in Mems Furnishing Goods at Dough-
tens.
ae'-summer shirts Of all sizes, from % cents up,
al Dougtens
"a Elegant Styles of Neck Wear always on hand
at DOughten's.
tw- Fancy Stripe Babrlggan, and English half
Hose, at DOughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

BERRIES. Fifteen carloads, yesterday-s to
New York and to Philadelphia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

Er-snn,ner shirts Of all sizes, from % cents up,
at DOugtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

n. S. ia special meeting of the n S. U. :
will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18
Arantfd.

advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head three times for 90 centsl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-18

Es-Eopel,tes in Mems Furnishing Goods,a Dough-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10
.Tarm-GarSen-}Qousebol0.

Hens cannot produce eggs unless their feed
contains the elements of which the egg is
composed. The kind OF feed that 10 offered to
hens must be determined By the object to he
attained In feeding them. Hens intended for
the market should he ted that kind Of grain
winch Is known to contain large percentage
OIL the fatty or oily substances. But hens kept
as layers, should he ted on that kind of grain
which contains larger share of the albumin
oids or egg-pr' acins elements. In addition
to the essent:.l lantl. Of albumen required
In the organism oi the fowl the laying hen re-
quires an extra amount tor ovatlon-the white
OF tie hens egg being about twelve per cent.
of albumen-and this must be furnished in
her feed. BY referring to chemical analysis
of the different cereals, it would be seen tina.
corn contains the greatest amount of fatty
substances, while wheat contains q larger
amount ofalbumen than any other ceral To
fatten hens, therefore, feed corn. To procure
eggs, feed wheat. Meat o. &c a day. in win
ter, will prove beneficial to laying hens. |
allow my hens to have free access to troughs
always kept vel! filled with wheat screenings
from the mill. If allowed to choose Their own
time for eating, hens will eat often and but
little at = time-never too much. Chickens
should be furnished with plenty of limestone
gravel. Some say pure water is essential to
laying hens; prefer to give them milk, as
that fluid not only serves to moisten their food
but also contributes al umen, which goes to
the formation of tine eg.s.- Working Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

RYE.-1t is evident % all observers who
have or had cattle, horses or mules under their
care, that the end of Winter or the early
Spring are the most trying seasons for cattle
IN general. The Of en- sudden transition Of
cold to warm wcaL or, the total change of
diet from green TO dry food, or C1e csr~I,
exercise vast .dueuce upon all organizations
endowed with vital faculties. That transition
should be made gradual a. much as it is in our
power, at least as far as diet Is concerncd IN
our opinion nothing is better cacua 4 t.
bring on the desired ,.iect than mixing green
food with lay IL siial proportion, alb grad
ually, but sufficient to prod uce a slight relax
alton OF the system, more fluent condition OF
the blood and prepare the animals for the
abundant supply OF grasses, herbs or clover in
the course OF spring. Rye is the most appro-
pirate, the most reliable and most efficient
succulent, to be used in the early Spring.
without the least danger. and an almost certain
beneficial result, il used in rational and grad
ual way.-fdrm r and Gardner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

One of the most important means OF preserv-
ing health, especially at this season, is to keep
the feet dry and warm Farmers and others
who are exposed TO vet and cold, would find
the following composition very valuable as a
protection and preservativt for their boots.
1t Is also excellent as a dressing for leather.
Ncatsioot oil, Il pint; beeswax, | or: spirits
turpentlne, | "; pine tar, l eZ. Melt and
mix together, and stir until cold Spread and
rub this cosIposition over the leather while it
is damp; leather will absorb oil or grease bet
ter when damp than when dry. For the soles
take pine tar. and rub it i'll before a fire until
the soes Will absorb no more Three or four
applications will be needed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

IAfLR FOR CLEANING Srovlls, TINw ARE.
EVc'.~ANer a stove i been hlackened It
can be Kept looking very wei, for long time
by 'DhiIE it with paper every morning,
tub"'ng wish paper is nuch nicer wsy Of
Nee,p,ng 1ho outside Of tea.kcttle, cofle.pot
and teapot bright and clean, than The old
way OF washing them with suds. Rubbing
WIN paper 10 also the best way of polishing
knlvoe, tin.ware and spoons; they shine like
new SILVER For polishing mirrors, windows,
lamp chlmheys, etc, paper is better than a
dry cloth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

a physlclan in a very sensible article upon
pathlng, says: For the wind in the stomach
children are thought to have, for :heir tire
some crying, and for the restcssncss and wor-
rying at night with which they are afflicted, if
5ne warm oath were resX.cd to otencr, and
'osIng OF soothing syrupsand worse nostrums
ess, II would better for the children"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

A correspondent Of the Country Gentleman
says: when purchase animals and find
them infested with lice, soon rid the ANIMALS
of them by giving them small tablespoonful
OF sulphur every other DAY for week, ana at
the same time take very dry wood ashes and
dust them all over once After this lif the
yermin have disappeared) give them what
they need by adding about two tsblespoonfuls
OF sulphur to quart of salt"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

Surface drainage is very important NATTER
not only on winter wheat, but on the land in.
tended for spring crops. Those who have
prlsed how much water can be let off their
Lands by means of burrows made with pillow
ana the occasional use OF a spade and hoe
we would urge attention to tins matter at
once, or at leas, after the first heavy rain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

A HONEY FARM.-C. DsdAnt, of Hamilton,
near keokuk, Iowa, owns Forty acres of land,
the whole OF which is cultivated with refer.
ence to tho advantage of his honey gsthercrs.
He raises clover, buckwheat. several garden
flowers, and has number of linden, willow
and cherry trees planted to supply food for
comb ana honey. At present there are 1853
stocks Offices on and. The past year he sold
1000 pounds OF honey at % cents, and about
500 worth Offices. The swarms are arranged
in rows Lear the ground. The Qulnby hive
IS used, and the settlement looks like city OF
dwaris. The Italian queens are preferred
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

paper was recently published by Koppen,
upon the relative conditions OF heat to the
phen"n.ena of growth in plants. The general
conclusion arrived at was tina. variations IF
temperature were IN all cases prejudlclal to
te the growth of the germ, even when
amounting 10 but a few degrees and these
within limits favorable to energetic growth.
That Is to say, termination proceeds more
rapidly at . low temperature OF uniform de.
gree, than higher. where subjected to more
or less variation. From what We derive the
the inference that nearly uniform spring
temperature is most favorable to the rapid de.
velopment of vegetation than the alienation
OF hot days and cool nights, it being, of
curse, understood that the mean temperature
in each case is about tie same
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10
COLWRLL, CLARK & co.

HOW TIL T OLD THING WORKS.
i AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEARS.
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have proved themselves TO he the only remedy for correcting
all Female Irregularities Painful Mensruaton, and rcoy.
ing ell distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
Dw. CHEEsEMAN'S PILLS
Was the commencement OF anew In the treatment OF
Irregularities nf DISTINCTIONS which have consigned so many
grave No female enjoy good health an.
less she regular and whenever obstruction takes Mace
the general health begins to decline
YJu KNOW HOW IT Is YOURSELF.
Every one wants the resNlc remedy which il com.
prsed In these Pills Take this Advertisement to your Drug
gs tell him that want the best and reliable
medicine In the world -
ShW CtIEESE VANS PILLS.
They known thousands who have used them AZ differ.
cnt periods throughout the country having the sanction of
some Of the eminent Physicians In America Explicit
rcCu u.s. telling when tey should not be used with each
box. he pric". tine Dollar per RoS.
CAvroS.None genuine unless having the private Propric
tary stamp OF utchings Hycr Propreors each box
For by all Druggists Pills sent by mail promptly
from observation by rcmlttng to Dr. c. H. CHEESEMAN, T.
u. Boa 1881, MY mari-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-19
From New York

New YORK, June IA correspondent who
interviewed Judge Stallo on his way to this
city to attend the conference meeting Of liberal
republicans to morrow, reports the Judge as
saying the intention of the meeting was to call
Il convention to nominate candidate for the
Presidency.
The employers in all branches of manufic.
TIRES in this city aud vicinity met last evening
and passed resolutions to reject the eight hour
system and accept only ten hours for day 5
work and to hold out to the bitter end. An
executive committee to perfect the work of or
ganization was appointed. The effects Of the
strike in Jersey City are beginning already to
be felt among the poorer classes.
1t is reported that Heath and Raphael,
Beschofisheim and Goldsmith and Jay Gould,
are entering into an alliance with the intention
of rcinstating Gould President of the Erie
Railway.
Sixty men employed on the new branch of
the Erie Railroad, at Harrison, n. j., Engaged
in a fight Monday evening A large number
of the rioters were injured aud five were ar
rested.
Senators Truubull, Clayton, Howe, Pool and
West, are in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-19
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.]
The Geneva Board or Arbitration.

GENEVA, June 1S.-Another very long day
has been passed by the agents and counsel OF
the two contracting powers. From an carly
hour this morning they have been engaged in
long consultations. Last night the Americans
had arranged some pleasant excursions with an
early start this morning, but at late hour
both sides received important dispatches,
which caused a pcstponement Of the trip
Shortly before ten clock Sir Roundell Palmer
visited Mr. Evarts and repeated the visit at
later hour. This afternoon Mr.. Evarts had
long consultation with the British counsel at
the Hotel DIES Brrgues. In fact the British
agent and American counsel have been fully
occupied, not only in seeing each other but IN
receiving and forwarding long dispatches. 1t
is evident that unless the counsel on both sides
came to some agreement to-nig ht acting upon
the instructions Of their governments the Court
will again meet on Wednesday pro torma and
be requested once more to adjourn. In that
event it will not be surprising to hear OF an adj
iournment for several days, because the
agents of both parties find that the inter
val of one day does not give sufficient
patches, and in this respect the Americans
are at greater disadvantage as their communl-
cations must be sent to London and then to
Washington. Both governments receive the
best of assistance from the Swiss and French
telegraph directors 1t is not Improbable that
an adjournment will enable one or both sides to
surrender their ground or consent to certain
modification which could not have been done
before without exposing themselves to the
charge Of having given way to the dctatlon OF
the opposite side. 1t is very evident that ct
forts are being made to adjourn until next week
in hopes that Granville and Fish may In the
meantime arrive at some understanding and en-
able the arbitrators to commence their work.
The arbitrator pass their time characterlstlcal-
ly. Count Sciopis, as courtly loyal gentle
man, made au excursion to pay his respects to
Princess Clothilde, at her villa on the shores of
Lake leman, a short distance from here. MIR.
Adams passed the day in his charming antique
chateau Baron d Itajuba must have felt great
anxiety at being unable to visit his daughter
who is lying i'll at Frankfort, Citizen, Staemphl
is to he seen taking his beer at little table i'll
front Of COTE Sir A. Cockburu is the least re-
cognized. He takes to his carriage for exercise
only As yet there is very little acquaintance
between the members Of the court. The set
tings have been so short and abrupt that there
has been only time for the merest a"qua'n-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-19
Foreign News.

New YORK, June ia special from Mad
rid dated the 18th instant says :-"The state
of Spain is alarming. There have been partial
risings of republicans in Andalusia since the
conservatives proposed the dictatorship of Ser
rano with absolute powers for spending money
and suspendiug the constitution. The couser
natives are enraged at the rejection of the pro-
posals by the King, and say that the last at
tempt at forming a conservative ministry under
Amadeus has been tried a radical ministry
and then the deluge," cxcaims Serranist
iournal 1t is said that Serrano has left for Eng
land in disgust and that Sagasta has left for
France. The radicals are arming the popula-
ton of the towns"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-19
.aUCTTON ALES,
BY Green e. Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
GALE OF NEW AND VALUABLE FUR
- NITURE.-As administrator of the estate
of G. 6. Brown, deceased, 1 shall sell at public
auction, at his late residence, No 1878. Washing
ton street, on FRIDAY the 18th of June sale
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE be-
longing to said estate, comprising, among other
ble-top Tables and Wash-stand Marble-top
Sideboard; Walnut Wardrobes Sofas Chairs
Beds; Table Ware; Glass Ware; Silver Ware
handsome Chrome Pictures; Vases; Carpets
Linen, SC. All of the furniture offered is new,
the house having been completely furnished
within the last year.
Also, ten shares ALIEN C. A. STOCK;
five shares ALEX. ms. CO. STOCK, and two
shares EX B. STOCK. Terms cash
LINDEN KENT,
lie Isis Admir- of C. G. Brown decd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-19

Have now on hand the finest and largest assort-
ment of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
ever before brought to this city, consisting OF
Suits Including Coat, Pants and Vest) ranging
from S. to S45. Their fine goods include all the
latest styles of cut, are warranted sponged, and
are made by merchant tailors Their French
Flannels Drap d'etes, Diagonal and Granite
Coatings; French and Scotch Cashmere Pants
and English Ves.ings, are Rot surpassed in this
part of the country, and cannot find their equal
in this city. All Their goods are warranted as
represented. Their stock of furnishing goods Is
complete, and their Neck-wcar repletc with the
latest novelties A large variety of the finest
Travelling Equipage, rs exhibited in ole of their
show windows, constitutes one of the most ex;
quisitc displays of that nature in this city, ana
they have Ladies and Gents Trunks to CORES
pond. They sell cheap. Give them call.
INV Soft