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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
The Campaign in Delaware.

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN wIIMINGToN-THE
STATE CONVENTION AT GEoRGETowN-THE RE
puBLToANs ACTIVE, HARMONIOUS.
The campaign in Delaware progresses with
increasing interest Both the political parties
are yery active and each are confidently labor
lng for SUCCESS. The Republican party is har-
mOniOus united, with the auguries pointing to
success the opposition wary, but divided and
distracted.
Two Republican meetings were held in the
city, last evening - one at the City Hall and the
other at the Abraham Literary Institute.
THE MEETING AT THE CITY HALL
Was held out Of DOORS and the threatening as-
pect of the weather debarred many persons
from attending. Still a large crowd was present
fully az large as any political meeting which
has been held in the city this campaign. The
audience was intelligent, attentive and listened
with marked interest to the speakers.
Addresses were made by Hon. John NJ. Broom
all and William Nicholson, Esq both OF Penn
sylvania. MIR. Broomall traced the analogy be-
tween the death of the Democratic and the old
Federal and Wing parties, and showed that in
each instance the several parties had committed
political suicide by their assault upon the coun-
try. He then proceeded to state his rea-
sons why he preferred General Grant to
Mr. Greeley as the next President, which were,
not that he believed Mr.. Greeley to be less a
Republican, but because he was possessed OF
lsms which, although radical. were at variance
with the true interests of the country. Under
our present regime he believed that the interests
Of all classes were better subserYed than they
could be by any other policy.
AT the conclusion Of MIR. Broomalls speech
rain began to fall from the clouds, and the audi
ence entered the City Hall, where they were on
lettained by Mr. Nicholson in a speech abound
ing in humor. His hits at Greeley were capital,
aud were greatly enjoyed by his hearers.
AT ABRAHAM INSTITUTE.
large gathering of our colored citizens as
sembled, to listen to Hon l, @. Wear, of Pnla-
delphia. His address was calm earnest, and
digmhed, and he presented formidable arrav
OF reasons why the colOred people should voi 9
for Grant and Wilson. The necessity for orgal =
ization was illustrated and enforced.
Before the hour for the meeting arrived, a
parade was made by the Grant and Wilson club.
preceded by brass band The members of the
club were dressed in uniform and bore torches.
THE STATE CONVENTION.
The State Convention is in session at George.
town to-day. A train of seven passenger an1
one baggage and one Hat car went down from
this city, carrying the delegates, and about two
hundred and fifty persons. cannon was mount
ed upon the flat and the ear was embelished
with flags. Sautes were fired at each Of the
stations down the road, and at Townsend four
were fired in honor of Sam, the war horse Of Ap
popuinimink. The City Cornet Band accom-
panied the excursionisis, who were Joined at Wy
OIning by the brass band there.
full report of the proceedings will be pub
lshed i'll to-mOrrows COMMERCIAL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
A Weak Oppoui,lon,

The opponents of the proposition to remove
No. Girls school to No l. which came up in
tie Board of Education last evening, were,
against their will, forced into discussion upon
the question. Some arguments were expected
from thom against the measure, some facts
we're looked for to prove it ought not to pass,
The facts offered we're unfounded and instantly
dspio,td by those favoripg the proposition and
the arguments were weighed in the balance and
found wanting. Not one substantial reason did
they give why the removal ought not to be
uAde and for the single reason that none
.ti.tnd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
GSfurstnn5.
| RARE DAYS "TRIP.


A RARE DAYS TRIP.
Excursion to Salem, N. j.
The Third Annual Exhibition and Fair of
the West Jersey Park Association of Salem Co., N.
j., viii take place at Salem, on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Sept. 18th a 18th.
on Thursday, the 18th, the Steamer " BALLOON"
Will make an excursion to Salem, starting from
Pennsgrove at 0, A; NJ; leaving Wilmington at s;
New castle at S4 Delaware City at 8. Returning,
leave Salem at 6.oO P. M.
Fare for the Round Trip, 75 Cents.
There will be the following
TRIALS OF SPEED:
Purse No. 4-SIOO.
For Horses owned in Salem Co. that have never
done better than minutes:
y. b. ElklntOn, b. m, Lucy.
j. 7, Hampton, b. m. Lady Brosk.
w. i, Wood, blk. & Jersey Boy.
Joseph Dolbow. blk. Mcclellan.
Henry Keen, =. 2. Mack.
Richard Wister Jr. b. g. Genl Grant.
Purse NO 5, SIj0-1OO, list; &35 Id; SIS. I'D.
Horses that never trotted better than 245:
A. NJ. Mead Camden, N. j. b. m Lady Briggs
Fry Hopkins, WOOdhur,. n. j., VT Frank.
Charles 5. Cafrey, Camden, N. j, m. Lady
Fashion.
Richard Wilson, salem N. j., b. m, Eastern Girl
Purse, No. q, S500-s3UO list; $3.50 I'd;
$50 BIZ.
Free to all horses:
Jonn Il. Turner Philadelphia, 8. z. Dot.
JIM. Petit, Philadelphia, c m. Sunbeam.
II. aCgAg1ine CheSttje, Pa, 8. x. star.
l. B. Redmond, Phiad'a, ch. m Belle of Oneida.
There is an excellent Track and will be some
splendid trDtting
Tickets for sale at No. 0, E. Third street, and on
the Beat.
JOIiN y. NRwALL, : Comm. .ttee.
Sept4,7,l1 SAMUEL FRENCH,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
The Gazette Answered.

TO he EdaJr Of the Commercial:
wish to inform the editor of the Gazette, as
he seems very anxious to know, what we will do
at our State Convention, in Camden. He in
forms his readers that it - remains to be seen"
what will be done. We intend, at that Conven-
ton, to break the stronghold Of his party by a
unitedness of purpose on our part to move on
the present Legislature, where actions we de-
nounce as worse than Southern outlawry We
have, time and again, asked to be taxed as
other citizens, so we could school our children,
intend to proceed in another way. A few of uH
can write our names-a few of us can spell
heaven, but this has been acquired only by our
own exertions
would kindly invite Mr.. Johnson to our Con-
vention, as we expect all mourners, knowing
that
While the lamp helds out to burn,
TIE vilest sinner may return.
CoLoRED CITIZEN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
A CurIons Bi.,Is Nest.

In the museum of Brown University, at Proyi-
dence, II, L., is a curiosity in the shape of a
birds i nest. Aside from its ingenious construc-
ton as a swinging nest, partly suspended by
strings and cords, carefully woven into the nest
and around the slender branch which holds it,
another evidence of the builders sagacity is CIV
en-. AS the young birds grew up and the nest
became daily heavier, the mother bird saw that
the slender twig, about TIE thickness Of a pipe
stem, to which it was attached, could not sup
port it much longer, so she made it secure by
fastening a stout cord about it, and passing the
end around a stout limb above whicA steadied
it and made it safe. The cord is wound several
times about the limb and the end tucked under,
to prevent its unnindlng.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
Railroad Disastcr.
AN OPEN sw1ToH-A TRAIN WRECKED.

AN OPEN swITcH-A TRAIN WRECKED.
MDDLErowN, Pa, Sept. 10.
The fast line East on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, that passes here at $40, A. NJ, was wrecked
below the town, at the branch.
The train run into the engine house. The
accident was caused by switch being turned
for western train. The fast line was behind
time. The train was terribly smashed up.
Thirteen persons were hurt, but not dangerous
ly. The engineer had his ribs broken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
Official Vote of North tCRrOlina for Congress
man-Republioan Majority 1920.

We give the complete official vote below OF the
several districts OF North Carolina for members
of Congress at the late election. The majority
for Caldwell, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, was 1915. 1t will be seen that on the
vote for Congressman, which is certainly bet
ter indication of the position of the people on
national questions, the Republicans of the State
have clear majority of 3, $50 votes. The conf
pletness of the endorsement of President Grant 3
Administration by the people of North Carolna-
an endorsement so emphaticaly reiterated by
the people OF Vermont on puesday-is shown
by these figures In detail the vote of the dis
tfcts was as follows
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10

ORDERS DRAwN.-At the meeting of the Board
of Education, last evening, the following orders
were directed to be drawn Croasdale Il Cam
eron, 81 7G Wilhelmma Madison, $500; VIM.
II. Amy, 75c; Springer, Morley & Cause, $500:
John N. Ogle, $500; II. Rau, 80 90; James
bradford, 1926 James France, $295; Rich
ardson & Hopes, $62.5O Robert Morrison,
z. Ferris, $3.50 b. d. Walker, s15.31lI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
geaths.

GRUBB.-In this CITY, on Monday, Sept. 9th. 1872,
Annie Chatham, daughter of Lewis 4. and Keziah
b. Grubb, in her 2Ud year.
The friends aud relatives Of the family are re-
specttully invited to attend the funeral from the
parents residence, 100 Lo ust street. on Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. 11th, at Gel JcK.
We had little Annie, once
She was our joy and pride;
We love her; An! perhaps TO well,
For soon she slept and died.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
state Items.

The new rectory of the p L, Church in Sea-
ford is nearly finished
Darbee's new store is tho largest mercantile
establishment in Seaford.
Mr.. Eskridge, who has Charge of one of the
Seaford scbouls, will resign 1t in October to at
tend medical lectures in Philadelphia.
The oyster business will open at Seaford for
the season IN a few days. The railroad freghts
the hccOrd regards as its greatest obstacle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
U. s. District Court.
rA11 rEnM-ru1s monN1NoIs srssIoy,

FALL TERM-THrs MORNINGS SESSION.
The fall term of the United States Court for
tho District of Delaware, commenced this morn
ing
The iurymen are all present.
Mr.. Whiteley, for the defence in theeases OF
alleged assessment frauds, by members of the
Levy Court, moved the Court assign a day for
argument in these cases. No action was
taken on the motion, and so the motion was de-
:erred until to.morrow's session. Several per-
sons made application to be naturalized, which
was granted,
The Court adjourned until tomorrow at ten
o'clock, A. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
SECOND EDITION.
3.3O, P. M.
Court of Arbitration.
TILE REPORTED AWARD OF THREE MILLION sTER-
LING OFFICIALLY DENIED

TILE REPORTED AWARD OF THREE MILLION sTER-
LING OFFICIALLY DENIED.
GENEVA, Sept. 10.
The report that three million sterling has been
awarded to the United States is officially denied.
The final form of the verdict was debated yes
terday, counsel for both sides being excluded.
The verdict is definitely against the sum given
by England, but the actual amount is not known
LATER.-ANoTHER REPORTED AWARD.
The award of tho arbitrators is now stated at
three quarters of million pounds.
the Americans bullying.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
AnUn,,lcoessfuI LuIrrurise,

The inyt ntor of the "Greeley fan" has lost
money on his queer invention. lie says the
people want Greeleys face on the fan to look
as it did on the reception of the election news
from North Corolina. To do this 0he man says)
would require more material thln he can afford
to give for the price (25 cents besides, fan a
yard lopg would DO both inconyenient and in
bad taste.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
Nett advertisements,
SECU r 1T Y.

Northern Pacific Seven Thirties combine the
characteristics OF an ordinary Railroad Bond with
those OF a Real Estate Mortgage, and have the fol-
lowing elements Of strength and safety:
l. 1heV are the standard obligation of strong
Corporation which represents, In It's Shareholders
ana Managers large capital and railroad experience
aud Is engaged in prosecuting business enterprise
whose great usefulness and solid success are not
matters of doubt.
II. They are First Mortgage on the Road, its
Right OF Way Rolling Stock Telegraph Line, Equip
ments and Franchises.
III. They are FIRST Lien upon the traffic or Net
Earnings of the Road.
". They are a Flrat and Only Mortgage on
Government Grant OF Land which consists Of 1850
Acres for each mile OF road through the States OF
Wisconsin and Minnesota, and 25 600 Acres per mi'e
through the Territories OF Dakota Montana Idaho
snd Washington. This gives an average OF about
23, 900 Acres per mile for the Road and Branch. In
fertility OF SOIL heslthtulness ana mildness
of climate, diversity ana extent Of resources the
belt OF country comprising this grant is such 10
render the lands very valuable and inssre their
speedy sale and cultivation.
We are selling the 1880 Bonds at par adding
accrued interest
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
philadelphia Topics.

The Republicans open the campaign this
evening.
The boys are appropriating ash barrels for
election bon-tires
The Penna. R. R. new freight depot is near
ly ready for occupancy.
The Chestnut re-opens on Saturday with
Augustin Days new Horizon"
The fall regatta OF the Schuykill navy takes
place ON the 2Sth of the present month.
John Thulis didn't sell liquor ON Sunday, 30
the court said, but gave it away, and was dis
charged.
Judge Axtell. former Democrat, has con-
scented to campaign for the Philadelphia Re-
publicans.
The sharpless firm have bought the. lot at
Broad and Chestnut for building purposes, and
paid for it 5000 900.
Margaret Gallager sobered John Collins by
inserting an inch Of butcher knife in his arm.
John had assaulted Margaret.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
The President.

AN INVITATION TO THE PIrTsBURd coNv2NTIoN--A
LETTER IN REPLY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. TO-
President has written letter in answer to all
invitation to attend the Soldiers Convention al
Pittsburg. He says he would be glad to do 80,
but his judgment tells him to leave celebrations
entirely to those whose motives cannot be mis-.
understood
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
Do not nesnnIr-

Hu dreds OF cases of Sorofula in its worst stages
old cases OF eyphis that have dt fed the skin OF
eminent peysicians, rheumatics who have been suf-
feTing for years, ana the victims OF the inJudcaus
use Of mercury. have been radically cured by Dr.
TUFTS Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight 1t is the
most powerful Alternative and blood purifier known.
II is prescribed by many physicians in their practice
If you have the Chis, whether every other day,
every tenth day, every two or three weeks, take
Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills. and you will check thems
Otherwise they will stick to you all winter.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE does not stain the linen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
The Cotton Crop.

ESTIMATE OF THE DAMAGE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10
The damage to the North Carolina cotton crop
is now estimated at 25 per cent more than anti
cipated month or so ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
Denncratic.
Republican
Burnum and His New numbug.

When p. t. Barnum rode into Bridgeport,
Conn, the other day, with the blooming Horace
Greeley by his side, voice arose from among
the unsophisticated ruralists in the street Hal
loa. Barnum, what have you got here-another
humbug9"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
a RecommencatIor

In themselves-B. G. Shoemaker's Liquid Rennet
and FlavOring Extracts Of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange,
Almond and Rose. Give them trial.
B. a. G. SHOEMAKER
SOA Market Htreet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
2:sO p. M.
win Demand His Rights.

DI. scHGPPE FILES oAvEAT IN COURT.
BALTIMORE, Sept TO-
DIR. Sch~ppe has filled caveat in Court to
The will of Miss steinke claiming her estate ur-
lnr hnr will
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
pisinfectants and InsecticIdes,

Camphor, Blue stone, Carbolic Acid, Chloride
Lime, Solution Chloride Soda, Fosters Bug Poison,
Costar's Rat, Roach, and Insect eXterminatOr, at
FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
Wenlher Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. Sept. &.
Probabilities; southeasterly, winds increasing
to brisk along the coast with clouds and rain for
Middle States, winds veering to westward; clear
ing weather during the day from the Lakes to
VIRGINIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
gett Adpertiset1ents.

YHNHE HOUSEHOLD Tool COMBINES FOUR
teen uses, being Wrench, Pitcer, Gas Plyer
Hammer Tack Drawer, Nut Cracker Cork squeezer
Stove Plate Litter, etc, etc. Prices at
TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. s35 eight Thirty-hyel Market st below Ninth,
Philadelphia
GTAIR-RCDS OF VAkI US LhNGTHS AND
> breadths and stair-rOd eyes. Buttons sid Bands.
For sale by -
TRUMAN Il SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty, "e) Market st., below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10

A Connecticut editor says "Our early peas
"a ~ me up in two days after they were planted
InIs Iny year. Any ybodys will, il the hens are al
'oWed to run in the garden.v
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
pnmkin nicnics are prevalent in Iowa.

Pumkin picnics are prevalent in Iowa
The Japanese Embassy are receiving the ut
most attention in England.
There are 573 light houses on the coasts OF
the United States and % light ships
In South Carolina the reed birds are eating
the rice, and the people are eating the reed
hirls.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
lJEALDS' HY0EiAN HOME.
Cor. Van Barren ~. and ShalIcrOss Ave-,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUsEY HEALp, M; DS PHYstc1ANs

FISY PUsEY i HEAhP, RA1},,h N; n Df PHYSICIANS
marl9-lyof
This new, frst-cass Institution for the Hyglenic
Treatment of Invalids-withOut Medcines-has now
been in successful operation for ntteen months
with patients from seventeen states and Territories
In the HYGIBNIC TREATMENT of the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system Of drug-Riving as not ony
utterly faacOus, but terribly destructive to health
happiness and fe Medicines, such as are daily adj
ninistered TO sick persons, II given to those IN vg
Orous health, would inevitably make them i'll. Rear
son. Nature. and true Science must and do condemn
SUCH a Healing ~ Art"
We rely solely upon natural means which include
an appropriate combination OF Wholesome Food,
Pare Air Various forms of Tepid, Hot and Cold
Baths In Pure, Soft Water, Swedish Movements for
the strengthening OF feeble muscles, the relief Of
congested organs and equalization OF the clrcula-
tion Magnetism Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Rest, Outdoor Exercise Proper Clothing, Recrea
DR.. Nj. H. HEALD gives especial attention to
ladies' as does DIR. 2. HEALD To gentlemen.
Gases visited in Town or Country.
marie -Tu, ,Thl sat-fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10

VNNTERPRISE COAI.-PersOns who are tired OF
~ trying to burn slate and dirt, should go TO
FOUT, West ami Water streets, and buy the EN-
TERPRlSB COAL, and get clear OF both. Try it,
you will want no other.
NIoW IS THE TINE to buy coa', as 1t has not
~ been lower for years. Reliance MT. Carmel
aud Lenigh are the favOrite kinds. ALI sizes Kept
under cover, and carefully screened.
GEO. W. BUSH. French-St Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
Commercial Reports,
pnnApELpHIA MARKETs.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10
Cotton dull, 221l a 23. Groceries active.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull, unchanged.
Corn dull yellow &C. Oats 40a47. Whiekey
a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
1NIoNVILLE INsTITuTE..

Ihe FALL AND WINTER SESSION Of "a weeks
commences october Ttn, 1872.
TEKMS-Boys "a 25; Cir 1916 per week. Early
application will be requisite. For circular address
j, W. HARVEY, Principal,
augs-3mw unionyille, Chester CO., Pa,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
Another smash-up on the Pennsylvania II. r..

Another smash-up on the Pennsylvania II. r..
this morning
Dr. sch@ppe is contesting his right to the
property of Miss stoinnecke, in the Courts.
The statement that an award of three million
pounds sterling had been awarded to the United
States for indemnity by the Geneva Board of
Arbitration is officially denied by telegraph
The verdict was debated yesterday, and, it is
said, the decision is definitely against 30 great a
pum.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10

The soldiers and Sailors COnventlOn-Ad-
dress TO the soldiern' and Sailors of Dela-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-10
DAiEY GotttatertiaG.
JENKINS g. ATKINSON

WILMER ATKINSON. .PublIshsr.
e
Es-POr TERMS, BtO., See Second Page
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Government Aid Recommended.

suEEestIOps Of Comml,s'ousr Barker to the
Secretary Of the tntcTiOr.
Commissioner Charles Barker, Of the ere de-
partment yesterday transmitted TO the Score.
tary Of the Interior tho following letter, which
explains ITSELF
wAsaNeros, d. a., Nov. ", ls7l.
H1g. cole abs' D.ians, s.sgstary " ne iaisrior'
StB: A. representative Of the General Gov.
etnmsnt and = member Of The Board Of Fire
commissioners Of the District OF Columbia,
have the honor to submit the following
ernmsSt and The SltiiSnS Of the district are alike
protected by this department IRON cennagta-
tons, still the entire expense q supporting the
department, amounting annually 70 tIb,oOo has
been for years and IL still borne by the District
alone To say nothing Of the value Of public
property located here and the records Of the
Hovernment, the lives and property Of the thou.
sauds Of the oticers, high and low, who pay no
tax, demand and receive the same protection ~
those Of our own people, VINO are heavily taxed
to maintain the fire department
DISTANCES might be named whore much Valua-
BILE Government property has boen naved through
the fundamentally Of our nromen. The Dire at
| tho arsenal 10 one to which WO mightlnylt your
| attention, where many Thousands Of dollars
| worth Of property were rescued from destrue'
The General Government pays ono half the
cost Of the police department o. the District tor
tho protection II affords Government property
| aud It's officials. 1t docs appear TO me and the
| Board Of Fire Commissioners that justice 70
| qulros an equal support TO the Ore Department.
| which performs duties quite as arduOus, hazard
| Gus and necessary as that Of the police. there
| tore take the liberty to appeal TO you for youI
| influence and aid To obtain from Congress such
| an appropriation as you may deem right and
proper flr the purpose indicated. II 70 mani
testify wrong 10 impose on our tax payers thu
| whole expense Of this department, while thu
Government receives at least an equal amount
Of beneht from Its operations and exortiona.
I Respeoifully submitted, CHAB. BARKER.
Commissioner on behalf Of the General Govern
| ment and the County Of Washington, ID, U.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

At a meeting Of the graduates OF the class OF
1871 and the students Of the medical depa rtment
Of Georgetown College, held last evening In the
College building, corner Of Tenth and + streets
northwest, tho following resolutions were unanl.
mously adopted!
Where's It has pleased an all.WIse and ali.
healing Providence TO remove from our midst
and free from suffering our beloved friend and
claGsmAte, DIR. Charles W. y. L0ary, OF the
class Of lsT2; and
Whereas we recognized In him n true friend
and young man OF preeminent ability and In
teEriiy: therefore
ResOIpsd, That We, his classmates, who grad
uated with him and students Of the medical de-
partment OF Georgetown College, Of. Washing.
ton, ID. o., sincerely mourn his early death.
RstolVed That We tender 10 his bereaVed ro-
lAtivss In Frederick, Md, and Norfolk, Va,
our heartfelt sympathies In this, their great
afnlotion.
Received. That these resolutions be hled with
the records Of the class, a copy Of the same Tor.
WaTded 10 the relatives In Frederick, Nd, and
a copy furnished the DAILY NATIONAL RgPUB.
noAH for publication.
HERBERT BoARDMAH, NJ. D.,
q. hOBER, Committee.