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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Iron shIp.Ru;I ing.
EXTENSIVE CONTRACT AT CBEsTER-Two PACIFIC
MAIL sTEAMERs>To BE BUILT.


EXTENSIVE CONTRACT AT cBEsTER-Two PACIFIC
.N MAIL sTEAMERs,To BE BUILT.
Tho Philadelphia correspondence of the Ger
maRtoOa Telegraph has the following informa-
ton:
"The largest iron steamships ever built in
America have just been ordered to be built at
the Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding Works Of
Messrs. John Roach d Co.. at Chester, by the
great Pacific Mail Steamship Company, being
two ships each four hundred feet long and fue
thousand tons Juythen. These vessels are to be
placed on the mail line fsom San Francisco to
Yokohama, Japan. under the new contract au-
thorized by the last session Of Congress, provid-
ing for a semi-mnuthly mail service, instead Of a
monthly one. The voyage is abonttwice as long
az that from New York to Liverpool, with only "a
single stoppage at the Midway Islands, several
very small islands in the mid Pacific belonging
to the United States having been discovered by
American navigators. These islets are used as
coaling and supply stations by the mail line.
The great route Of trade and travel has now be-
c me fully estabehed. IN connection with the
Pacific Railroad, as part Of the new route of
travel around The world. The steamers are much
larger than any employed ON the Atlantic except
the new White Star line from Liverpool to New
Y ,rk. aud those now on the route are splendid
vessels in every respect, although they are Of
wood and side-wheeers This contract illus
trates the extent to which iron shipbuilding has
been concentrated ON the Delaware river, at
tracted by the nearness to coal, iron and cheap
ahnr -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Ph l1delphia Topics.

Tie ehillren's excursion fund has reached
$6uOOg5.
One bundled new street lamps will soon
shed their hight
The number Of persons now employed on
the i7i9tr 10 $50.
The French band was received with open
arms at noon. to-day
Tie Athletics defeated the Silver Stars of
New York. yesterday, by score of 62 to 2.
Tho French Garde Band will give two con-
ceit- at the Academy, this and Tomorrow even
ng-.
The contract for altering the West wing Of
the State House has been lot to $. p. Rush for
sH.5lsll
Henry HoelscAer, aged IA, will not play with
another bottle of gunpOwder until lie recoyers
the u-u ni his hands and eyes.
John N. Pone. is the meanest thief yet
lie IL charged with the larceny Of money from
the small pux patients at the municipal hospital
Temperance Visitors Society excursion
patty from Dayton, Ohio, numbering 1874 per
tohs arrived yesterday, and arc stopping at the
Ouiubade
Ihe shoomg Of Alderman McNInen hat
TOT y,i been satisfactorily explained. Tho pa
i'tli war Improving at last accounts, although
Lis condition WAS considered very critical, yes
ttlB'y afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Grant and " ilson!

ORGANIZATION OF LARGE CLUB - THE coLoRED
CITIZENS MovINo-175 NAMES ALREADY RECEIy-
ED-ENTHUsIAsM AND EARNEs rNEss.
A large meeting Of colored citizens was held
at the Abraham Institute, on 7th street, below
Walnut, last evening, for the purpose of organ
zing Grant and Wilson Club, and to secure
unity and harmony of action.
The following officers we're elected
President-D. II. Gustus.
Vice Presidents-1st ward, Chas. d. Agness /;
2nd, William Page 3d. WIN. II. Clayton 4th,
Theodore Purnell 5th, Jas. Fray 9Th, Alfred
Bayard 7th, stephen Nichols 8th, Charles
Jordan 9th, Benjamin Mills; 10th, Absalom
Caulk.
Committee on By-Laws-James A. Anderson,
g. d. Rollins, Theodore Purnell, 5. " Carty,
O. Jordan.
Committee on Finance-Richard GLASGOW, r.
Lewis, Elsy Rusk, Asbury Sterling, Andrew
Henrys.
Committee on Headquarters-Jas A. Ander-
son, Theodore Pnrnell, Asbury Sterling
Treasurer-Richard GLASGOW.
Secretary-G. d. Rollins.
The Club organized with 175 names on the
roll OF members, and adjourned to lneet on Sat-
urday evening next at o'clock 1t will be a
vigorous and influential organization.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Prom Poverty to Wealth,
AN oPPoRTUNE TURN IN THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE
The Denton Union says

AN oPPoRTUNE TURN IN THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE.
The Denton Union says:
A few years ago, and since the close of tho
war a family by the name of Sybi consisting
OF two brothers and sister, Mrs. Seaton, re-
moved from Florida to Maryland. Mrs. Seaton.
wife of Mr.. George W. Seaton, bought farm
and settled in the lower part of this county.
The two brothers located in Dorchester.
Mr. Seaton when too late, found out the
lands he purchased was covered up with
mortgages and it was sold from him. He
was left in destitute circumstances and re-
duced 80 low that it was with difficulty he could
procure the commonest necessaries of life.
The brothers residing in Dorchester shared
similar fate But two weeks ago
one Of them applied to a colored family for
few potatoes, saying he would endeavor to
make ont with them until he could do better"
Their condition became known to their neigh
bors who kindly contributed of their means to
relieve their wants.
But how great the change II is now reported
upon seemingly good authority that the govern
ment at Washington has recently paid to tho
two brothers and Mrs. Seaton as the legal heirs
Of their ancestors the sum of one hundred and
twenty Thousand dollars derived from the gov
ernent of Spain as indemnity for spoatons.
during the war of 1872, and that the entire claim
amounts to about one million Of dollars. How
strange are the freaks of fortune ?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
NoIe- irom tnpe Nny.

A Grand Hop, for which unusual prepara.
tons have beon made, takes place this evening
II is expected to be one Of the most delightful
of the Kind. Two bands Of music have been en-
gaged-one for dancing, aud the other iol
Wonenading.
li2lie York Case, the pootls', is at the la
Pierre House.
The City Council has displeased many peo
ple and the newspapers are attacking it. Ihi'
Is tie customary thing-in fact one of the regu-
lar recrcatione of the Season. One OF the
C,nucilmen has especially raised rumpus by
declaring he will " inform on persons selling
hlior on Sundays, and have them punished, ac
eoriiug to law.
Crosby $. Noyes, editor Of the Washington
STAR IL AT tile Columbia House.
The Hdur says; Miss Cassio Andemied il
dalug and dRslng bathcr. Now, Miss Cas,i,
lc.ar,t what We have been trying to impress
lppa the paople--ion't 80 out too far.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Personal intelligence.


Mr., IL. L Tatnlli has returned from Cape
May.
Thomas Worrell AMI family went down to
Cape May, to day.
John A Griffin, formerly of this city, starts
on mouths trip to Maine to day.
Col. Il. II. IIeisler went down to Cape May,
to-day He stops at the Stockton House.
Julius White, Of Illinois, has boon appointed
U. $. Minister Resident to the Argentine Re-
public
James Rlllle Eal.. returned several days
ago from his Witt tn Loves, much improved in
health.
Tho President returned to Long Branch from
Washington, last evening. Secretary Fish is in
New York.
James Bradford and wife left for st. Paul,
Minnesota, yesterday, intending to be absent
several weeks.
+. Q. Ferris, superintendent Of the CONNER
ofAL job Printing Establishment, started to- day
on visit to friends and relatives in Virginia.
Johu Potts. Esq.. for many years chief clerk
Of the War Department at Washington, very
faithful and capable official, died yesterday Of
dysentery
Samuel Richardson, Edward T. Richardson,
Joseph Rlchardson, Joseph Brnghurst and Ed
ward W, Hopes are at Lewes, spending few
days iishing.
Rev Thomas L. Poulson, of Baltimore, WIS.,
tied our city on Wednesday. He is looking re-
markably we'll and appears to be in excellent
health and spirits.
A telegram from New York announces that
Bishop Bayley, Of the Catholic dilcese of New
Jersey. viii probably be appointed Archbisho p
Of the Province of Baltimore.
The Marquis de Noanes, the new French En-
voy, yesterday presented his credentials to the
President at Washington, and the usual compli-
mentary addresses were made.
Consul General George II Butler has been
removed, aud Richard Beardsley, OF Indiana,
late Consul at Jerusalem has been appointed
Consul General to Egypt in his place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
rhe r,orrr.. of lhe CnmrnIrn.

la Montgomery county, Pa, the Norristown
hllhr, the leading Euglish Democratic paper
aud tho BaWern FroH,d, published at Penns-
burg the German Democratic paper Of largest
circulation and influence both repudate Gree
ry ana do not put the ticket up.
=, The Indiana (Pa.) Progress says "For every
itlhhlican who talks Of voting Tor Greeley, six
b'In7clats can be found who talk of either vot-
IS lpr Grant or not voting at all" And it is 80
eNeYWhere.
HE Pitt burg Mail says the Eyans Ring to a
man AZ against Hartrantt and III favor OF Buck
AeW' This opposition to the General IL matter
~ pure revenge for his exposure of their at
cHF's TO plunder the Treasury.
liberal Republican ratification meeting was
ya'tl Tor MurIistown, N. j.. on Saturday. July
-, 10, Ont OF population of between 5000 and
."'. he meeting consisted of three men, two
i'l"''tiH not Included.
WIN. AddingtOn. gallant ex-solder Of Albany
% %Mnu hal been claimed IN Greeley man, repu
"'"o7 That connection. So also does Il. +
"SelS' OF Corning.
IN Springfield, Macs the names are published
VI BIN OF the most prominent and Influential
,""'S democrats IN the city-eading business
VINO not only decliDe to support Greeley
VI, are Tor Grant. And still they come!
III Armstrong County, Penna.. General Vim
S''"ell' Who was the Democratic candidate TO
,ohSiess IN that district, two years ago, wa
1s1'll nominated fur tn place by the Democrat
invention lie has now published u letter de
.'NIS tile nomination, and concluding thus
ns am under ho obligations to the Democrat
ia''N, do not regret to say that / will supper
U,ioiH Grant ior President, and the entir
"ae ahd County Republican tickets"
A. AN "ld-hne Democrat, living in town in MID
county, Conn, writes to the Hartfor
"I'"" that there are at least fifty Democrat
"'s llnmediate neghborhood who will NJ
''.' 'or Greeley. This is the story all around
q, a gentleman in Lewiston, Me, adyertises
v '2"'hdt Of that city that he has two goo
,,Iuse lots IN Lewiston and four good carriages
t snc'i lie viii sell to any Democrat, to be pal
t.I oI |hen Grant is elected President of the I'm
Iuage Davis, Of the u s. Supreme Cour
@ WHO was one OF the strongest competitors
,,eeey, al Cncinuati,) is very frank and unr
o,llh I,,ul III lhe expression of the opinion that Il
i,vv,loh ino OF Greeley would bo detrimental to IL
a'ness ,.s interests of the country. For th
''ssoh lie profers Grant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Poison Again.

MURDER OF ooLoRED GIRL IN HARTFORD COUNTY
-ARREsT OF THE CRIMISAL
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Amer rclu.l
TowsoNTowN July "a, 1872.
Information was received at the Sherif's
office in this place yesterday from Hartford
county that colored man named John Walton
had poisoned colored girl and had escaped
Officers Burke and Risteau started in pursuit.
and Mr.. Burke succeeded in cat hing him and
lodged him in the Jail here. To-day Officer
Burke conveyed his prisoner to Bslair. to be
committed to Jail there. In what part of Har-
ford county the crime was committed or whetll-
or the girl had died from the effects of the poi
son. or any other particulars, have not tram
spired. but will be communicated AZ soon AZ re-
ceiyed w. b. X.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
DOMESTIC NEWS.
MEIoHsoRINc COUNTIES.
! -Bntter has been Yery scarce in Oxford.

-DutteE nhs pSeh Noig oSoASo AZ OAioiu'
-The Chester County Milk Company will be
organized with capital OF 100000
$1,000 reward has been offered for the incen-
diary who applied the match which caused the
great fire at Rising Sun.
The p. q b. @. Railroad has given the stone,
and Chandler Phillips the ricks necessary to
build the new Presbyterian church at Avondsle.
The NJ Il. ChHrch at Ponnsve, ever the
river, will be re-opened on Sunday.
The camp-meeting on the old centenary
grounds. at Barnsboro, N. j. begins next
Wednesday,
Media has been much disturbed, Of late by
drunkenness and disorder.
H. Y Arnold, business manager Of the
Chester Republican, has been appointed agent
for the Cunard line OF steamers pliing between
Europe and America.
The Delaware County Jubilee, under the
direction of Caroline Richings Bernard, will
take place some time next month.
The lsh are dying in the streams in Ches-
ter county from some unknown cause.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
rhe CIlr rnxer-Pny Row !

Ar there IL no notice of the fact advertised in
the COMMERCIAL, we take occasion to remind the
clty that by paying duringais morh they secure
Au abatement Of live per centon their bills both
for city aud school assesrment After the last
DAY Of July and mp to the closing Of the polls on
the day Of the City Election, the face of the bill
must be paid, aud after that five per cent will
be aldod.
The Receivers of these taxes sit, daily, at the
Cts Hall, from to II. and from to I.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Magistrates Cases.
Before Esq. Frazier.

Before Esq. Frazier
William williams, for abusing and threatening
Elizabeth Gethens, was fined costs and held in
S22 bail to keep the peace.
[BefoIe Esq Puhl.l
Maria Blakiston assaulted and sonndly thrash
ed John Hagerty. for which pleasure she was
fined costs and held in s2OO to keep the peace
Maria johnson was on the muscle, too. yes
terday. and pummeled Sarah Hance. She was
also fined costs, aud bound over in 300 to keep
the peace.
Msria johnson also invited Ellen Mahoney to
"mil" )" and beginning the assault was fined
the costs aud bound over in 800 to keep the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
COpfagratlsn In PhiIade'p 'pInla.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.
DESTRUCTION OF PART OF ALLISON & co.'s CAN
WORKS.
A fire commenced this morning in the black
smith shop Of Allison & Co.'s car works, West
Philadelphia, and destroyed both it and the car
penter shop.
Loss one hundred thousand dollars fully in
sured. The erecting and tube works adjoining
were saved
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
u This FUR

The lhladelplia Tesgrdph pretonds, not to
be- Republican newspaper, but an independent
onc--lhat is, fair to both parties. Yet 1t pub
li-h,d yesterday less Than column Of Oonk-
hng's great address, delivered in New York, hut
fnds room for marty f9W columns OF Aleck Nc
Cure's speech at Greensboro, North Carolina
The fumer was Republican, the latter Demo-
cratic. 1t will not be pretended, We presume,
that McOlure's speech was the more important.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Crimsr mud CnsunItlea.

John Meehan, aged %, was drowned at Port
land whilst bathing yesterday.
Alfred Holmes was caught in the betting Of a
mill at Newburyport, Mass, yesterday, and IA
tally injured.
A stage coach in Colorado was stopped near
Denver, Tuesday by two ''road agents, and
robbed Of its treasure box containing $1,000.
The passengers were not molested
A fire occurred in the extensive shops OF the
Erie Railway at Jersey City lart night, destroy
ing properly valued at S6000O0. One fireman
was killed and another injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Aeatas.

PIERCE July 75th, 1872 after shOri illness,
EmiR MrClaty, wi,rO Wi ham II. Pierce.
NOtics OF funeral IN Fridav's paper.
MARTIN--In tbs cly on Tuesday June 20. IS 2,
Mary A, wife of hcuard Martin, aged 80 years
The fri 4 DIS and relatives OF the family are res
pect ully invited % attend the funeral from the
residence OF her husband, Linden street. near Mary
land Avenue, on Friday alteruo Ia, al O'Clock,
without further notice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Personal.

YVNO NVENTORS.-M eSSRS. CHIPMAN, HOS
j MER q CO., sOlici urs OF Patents having re-
moved TO No. lab 5. FOURTH street, Ofg leave to
call attention to their telms and method VI doing
business
No fees in advance No fees for making prelm-
inary examinations, No additional ices for obtain
ing and conducting rehearing. No fees unless the
Patent is obtained. Philadelphia, July, 1919.
jyl9-6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
THE PENINSULA.
TALBOT COUNTY.

Court began at Easton ON Tuesday. The
Platter case, it is believed, will be removed to
Dorchester.
Nicholas Willis has been appointed County
Collector in place Of James NJ. Wooters, who had
resigned
The Easton base ball club went to Cambridge
last Friday with both its mines to play couple
of clubs in that town. Its first nine was beaten
badly. but the second was victorious.
The Minnie and the sdtie canoes, had an ex-
citing race on Miles river, last week. the Sdtie
was the winner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Denth Of lhe Mexican Pre-Ident.

President Benito Juarez, of the Mexican Re-
public, died on the night Of July 18th, OF an at
tack of apOplexy. The death was sudden and
unexpected, but the kilograms Announcing it
appear to be thoroughly confirmed. The Pres
idency now devolyes upon Lerdo de Tejada
Chief Justice of the Mexican Supreme Court
who has been in opposition to the Government
and is regarded as sympathizing with the reyo'
lutiOnistA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Atlantic and Great Western RoI,rond.

James b. Hodgskiu, Treasurer Of the Allan
tic and Great Western Railway, has been elected
President Of the Erie Railway Gen. A. =. Di-
ven has been elected General Manager The
Di tors intend bnuging suit against Daniel
Drew for an alleged illegal issue Of 100000
shares of stock when he was Treasurer Of the
company, in 1868. Drew declares that he paid
the entire proceeds into the treasury Of the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
New York.

DESTRUCTION OF A NUNNERY ANOTHER ERIa
DISASTER.
New YORK, July 25.
The Catholic female nunnery, at West Ches-
ter New York, was destroyed by fire. The i'm
mates were saved. Tue building was splendi
structure.
A carpenter was burned to death at the Erie
millions
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
YMarrlaaes.

FRAME-CURRY.-At Chester, on the 4lh inst by
Rev. Sanue, Paucoast Mr.. z. Y. Frame aud Mi 8
Emma Frances curry, both OF Lnwood.
DAYSON-HUNTER.-On the 4th inst az Chester,
by rev. Samuel Palcoast. MIR. Thomas II. Da' som
OF the u. . Revenue Mari Corps, and Miss
Joanna s. Hunter of New Iaste.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Internnl Reyenue snprlyi,ols

The ten Internal Revenue Supervisors pro-
yiled for by the new law " 10 yesterday ap-
pointed by the President The present humber
is twenty i've, 30 that fifteen will go out OF office
October 1st. Alexander r. Tuition is appointed
Supervisor for this district which comprises
New Jersey, Pennsylvania Delaware, Maryland
and the District of Columbia:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
The un.yer.Itt n,nt Rnce.

In the University boat races at Springfield,
Massachusetts, yesterday, Middletown College
or w beat Amherst Coegein the Freshmen race.
IN the second and principal race Amherst was
first; Harvard second; Amherst Agricultural,
third; Bowdoiu fourth; Williams, fifth; and Yale,
sixth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
$3.50 p. M.
Atlantic City.

DROWNING OF PHILADELPHIA ExcURsIoNIsr.,
ATLANTIC CITY July 25.
Joseph Donohue of Philadelphia, a member
Of the American Protestant Association excur-
sion party, was seized with cramp while bathing,
and was drowned. The body was recovered in
few moments, but could not be resuscitated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
RRANDYWINE SUMMIT
CA NJ p m E ETIN

fayOrte ground,
ConIuIencinR August 18th, and n.iuuinE
10 Days.
Tents. 70 ft by 10, with floor and bunk $12
without bunk, $tl.
Boards rented at one cent per foot
Boarding, 40 cents q meal. For three days and
upward, 81 per day for gentlemen; 70 cents Ior
ladies'. Preachers half price.
Excursion Tickets will be Issued.
he Committee on the location of tents will be on
the ground MOHnay morning. July i5sh, at O'Clock,
at which time and ace all persons desiring tents
or locations for tents, will please be present The
usual privileges # the Camp will be disposed OF al
2 O'Clock IN tie afternoon OF the same day,
Communications may By sent to
}. 4. LANE,
jy4-tt Booths Corner, Del. 90, Pa.
EINHR Delaware Tribuns 4 read DI everybody
Il In tau oVunHI,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
The MiiIinmunorr strille.

All il quiet at wiiamsport, and no further
outbreak IL feared. The military will remain
there a short time to insure order. They Rum-
Der in all 3l5 men, under command of General
Marrl, companies being present from Harris
burg, Middletown, Lebanon, Mill Hall, aud also
two Wllliamsport companies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
slnnma, Pain searcner

The great and sure cure 10 cramp In the stomach,
bowels and limits ami pains in the stomach and bow
els, headache, cholera aud choleratlc cramps This
remedy is sure In every especially when taken 10
time every family should have bottle In the house.
Our Cholera syrup still holds its pre- emDence as the
leading remeny IL Is always sure TO cure diaFrhpa,
cholera mOrbus, sickness OF the stomach, cholera
infsntum and tile Summer diseases OF children.
Sold at SlMhS
Pure Family Medicine Store,
iva 48' II urth and King streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

There are reports from New York that the
proposed parade OF the Trade Unions there on
hSu9' ah. lot may be abandoned, owing to disputes
inSJs'erday, at Salt Lake City, the Mormons
tIo tI,eo,aled ,d the anniversary OF the entrance of
smd Moimon pioneers into Salt Lake Valley,
N'N pusihess was eatirely suspended.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
McINAnLLs EVER POPULAR LIQUID rem

NIoINALL's EVER POPULAR LIQUID REM
INl NET
puring the past five years our Liquid Rennet has
been before the puhc and in no Instance has 1t been
known to fai, IL justly deserves the title OF the
" In alibe Liquid hennet." As an evidence OF It's
appreciation by the public, the large retail sales OF
1t last summer will prove For those desiring other
makes nave In stock Snlnn's Liquid Rennet and
Bllir's Liquid Rennet. A point TO be remedied in
the way Of domestic ecOn0nly-it only takes one
teaspOOnful TO a quart OF milk 10 make firm curd.
It TO ms an easy, agreeable. well as a most nutri
tious article OF diet both for the invalid and table
Prepared in my own laboratory by experienced
hands.
EDWARD MoINAL.L, JR.,
Apothecary,
Second and Market streets.
McInalls Rat, Roach and Mouse Killer beats all
nt1a fnrf fUa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
H0I FOR a DIP IN OLD OCEAN.
GRAND EXCURSION to CAPE MAY,
The members and friends Of
BRANDYwINE NJ Il. CHURCH

VIII make an excursion to CAPE MAY on the
steamer s. m. FELTON,, TUESDAY,
AUGUST 6rII, 1874. Leaving French Street Wharf
81 G. A. NJ, arriving a. the Capes shortly after TO- A
NJ. Returning leave the Capes at 4, p. NJ. arriving
home by 81, p. NJ, as the tide Will suit for quick
trips on that day Thus afording an opportunity to
witness the bathing at II o'clock sight worth see
ing, being in the hight Of the bathing season Every
effort will be made To make this excursion equal to
any that we have heretofore given. There will be
no unruly person allowed aboard.
Capt. Buddle mas limited cur number so az not to
have a crowded boat
Those wishing to enjoy delightful excursion and
take dip in old Ocean viii do well 10 secure their
tickets az an early date. Tickets mag he had from
any OF the committees OF at the store OF D. L. Gouey.
Dinner may pro ursd at the refreshment stand,
Ba. Rets, Sc,, may be left in charge of the conf
mittee while the noat 1. at the Capes,as 70 Jm has
been provided IN which TO lock them up.
GENTS TICKETS, St.5n; LADIES' TICKETS,
SI.95. Children under fourteen, IS cents.
COmmittee:-J. L Gouley, T. BrintOn, j. Todd, R
Broomal, c, CLARK. Jos. &. lyle, H. Robinson, II. +
j. O. Bfatton, j. Saylor, j. Rogers i,2'-te
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

Mr.. Hayes announces elsewhere that he has
rot withdrawn, aud will not withdraw, from the
canvass for tho Republican nomination FOR
N-yDr.