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A LARCK stock of women =
misses cloth Shoes AMI CATERS NJ Ryder
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
rLilndeIphim Topicr.

Spotted Tail and his Indian band paid ily-
Iis Visit to Cape May yesterday.
Captain Harrison q. Clark has been APP
pointed Fire Marshal by the Mayor.
lhec1utractor for building the foundation
81 the new public buildings has commenced OPP
elai!ohs on tho southwest square.
The Blind Asylum is to receive extensive re.
IalI- Improvement, and enlargement. It il too
smell to meet the demands upon it..
The Post raised its flags and sent up notes of
'eloclls over the supposed Democratic victory
ih Month Carolina. There was time when it
Would have done very differently.
One Of our largest grocery firms has wound
" i'- affairs and failed, in consequence of one
'he plucipal members of the firm having be-
'eMe deIaulter to large amount.
Democratic. Republican club has been
lllmed. composed chiefly of honorably dis
.ialsei soldiers and sailors, whose object IS
W. support OF Grant, Wilson and Haltranft.
lug! ale making arrangements to hereuade GEN
.'" HMuahlt next Thursday evening, when
"e N's' parade ol the club will take place.
On the registry of guests at the La Pierre
''uTe ~ found the following interesting list
Spotted Tail and wife, Fort Laramie; Two
%llhg and wife, Fort Laramie Yellow Hair,
roI' l4Iamie: Iron Shell, Fort Laramie Swift
,'pal lolt Laramie White Thunder, Black
ICloH' crooked Foot, White Eyes, Wicked Bear,
,,,Hal6e on the Hawk No Flesh, Whitewash his
t4Ve, Black Bull, Spotted Eagle, One Who Runs
Tue ll5ar, Thigh and wife.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
The Croqnet NIoelInn.

MALLErs, BALLS wICKETs-A GATHERING OF THE
ChoQUErIsrs-How YOU OUGHT TO PLAY, AND
WHY.
The adjourned croquet meeting was held at
the Board of Trade Room, last evening. There
was good attendance of both ladies and gem
tlemen. Job III. Jackson was called to the chair
and Wilmer Atkinson acted as Secretary
The Rules aud Regulations, prepared by the
Committee were read, and most Of them adopted
without objection. Upon few points, there
was some interesting discussion. Mr.. Bancroft
objected to the definition of push shot" and
was supported by the Secretary. Mr. Thomas,
MIR. Townsend, and Mr.. Jenkins sustained the
report. Numerous learned authorities were
quoted from, aud at one period the discussion
threatened to involve discussion of the re-
spectiye weight of the judgments possessed by
" All England" and &" All Wilmington" (Of
course, in such comparison, we go for the
latter.)
After good-humored debate, however, the
whole Report was gone though, and with some
amendment, finally adopted. We give it, in its
complete form, on our third page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Tho ProEress of the Campaign

The Republican State Convention of Calfor-
Dia yesterday nominated an electoral ticket
headed by General Miller and John B. FELTON, as
electors at large.
The Republicans of the Fourth California
District have nominated s. Houghton for
Congress. The Republicans OF the Second CAL
The Colorado Republican Convention met at
Denver yesterday and unanimously nominated
Jerome b. Chaffee for delegate in Congress.
The Democratic Convention of the seventh
Ohio District has nominated l.. J. Neal for Con-
gress, on the 163d ballot
The Democrats of the Eleventh Ohio Dis
trict, yesterday, nominated Samuel p. Nash a
Liberal Republican, for Congress.
Additional returns OF the election in Shelby
county, Tenn, on Thursday give mcfarland,
for Supreme Judge, two majority" In Mem
phis the Democratic ticket had about 800 major
ity. Two men are reported kill in one of the
country districts
The Young Mems Greeley and Liberal Re-
publican Clubs in Richmond Va, fred salute
Of 100 guns last evening in honor of the North
Carolina election.
Speaker Blaine has written letter in reply to
Mr.. Sumner.
The longshoremen's strike in New York ended
yesterday.
Two hundred recruits have been ordered to
Fort Hays, Kansas, for assignment to the Sixth
Savalry.
Two detectives in California have been Jailed,
one for libel, the other for perjury, in the case
OF Edith o 'Gorman, the escaped nun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
DOMESTIC NEWS.
NEIcHRoRINc COUNTIES.

Work has been resumed on the Media Court
House.
Tho Chester Grant Clubs wlgwam will be
dedicated on the 18th.
The Generalization among the Democrats in
Delaware county is very general.
Henry @. Kimball, the brakesman killed in
Philadelphia, recently, was Havre de Gracian
William Trainer has just built for himself
in Linwood one of the finest residences in lower
Delaware county.
The Marine Railway, at Havre do Grace was
fired last week by an incendiary but no consid-
cradle damage was done.
The Delaware County Jubilee takes place
the third week in August. In the meantime, the
rehearsals go brayey on.
"A colored camp meeting is now in progress
at Swarthmore, and will continue in session for
two weeks from July 31st.
--Messrs Roach & Co., of Chester, contem-
plate the erection Of h new rolling mill in con-
nection with their ship yard.
James Walden, graduate OF Grocer Theo-
logical Seminary, has received call TO the Ran
tist Church at Penningtonyile.
The Media post office has been designated
as an agency for the payment and issue of Brit
ish International money orders.
The old church building and lot, formerly
used by the colored Methodists, in Media has
been sold at public sale for S40O
Proposals have been issued for building
monument to the soldiers and sailors of Della
ware county, who fell in the late rebellion.
1t is highly probable that George Broomall
will be brought forward by the Republicans to
represent Delaware county in the Legislature.
The Republican says there are no poor in
Chester-at least who will acknowledge it, Ga
briels trump should be sounded there at once.
SO many of the wells are dried up in Havre
de Grace that the citizens OF the town vie with
each other i'll reaching the pumps, which yield
water, before day.
Seven thousand quarts of milk are carried
over the Baltimore Central Railroad daily to
Philadelphia, Nearly 1000 quarts are shipped
from Concord, alone.
AN unknown woman was found on the Rail
road just below Bryn Mawr, last week, with her
throat cut. Beside her was found an eight-bladed
knife, and she had evidently committed suicide.
An attempt was made to rob the dwelling of
Thos. V. Cooper, of the Media american, on
Sunday night. The thieves effected an entrance
but were frightened away ry the alarm given by
Mr.. C.'s daughter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
A Bazz saw accident.

Week wired mo. man namedi Clifford, in Utica, last
buzz s,u ' ,ulu TO sweep oil the bed plate OF a
at a. ban 1aG ~ sash factory, which was running
bro n1'' 'ate OF speed. Instead of taking IL
IT, WITH "v II, ,eahtd over the saw at right angles to
neunsc,U, v, Intention ihtlon OF blowing away the dust
deepIy usly stopping too low, the keen saw cut
st4ndir,," ",o his left breast. The operatives
diaeIr smear near witnessed the accident and imme-
tie r'o',, oook hold of Clifford and led him from
lie NsS ui' singular to relate he did not know
tam,.d i'iiHled until he saw the blood; then lie
an tia ,ai. ane wound was six or eight inches long
by onIy ialt iuhs was cut The heart escaped
"''n' but he may recover, 10 'HNH'e' arc 'ea'A''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Notcs nom npe NInv.

As, \ Phantom Hop" took place at tue Colum-
ttp.l!l ,'a nouse' on Thursday evening, The phan-
Gl'lmg was Effected with sheets thrown over
,lg head, and the ghost complained that il was
lalher close, inside. ''-'' - ""'
Inc Ware says Governor Ponder intends
,u.ugr ,@yT visit to Cape May, and that ''he is a
a,a y l,leaHant and agreeable gentleman" There
Wy. 1.o folhe disappointed individuals down in Sus
'sN county who don't think that
.,I Inc belle of Cape May is a Philadelphian,
ill., ill., H stopping at the Stockton" $50 the
W'n'sa salF, ls 1t true 7 We thought she was
'''il'lS'on, and stopped at the Ocean House }
1.a IN. iue season is an immense SUCCESS, and all
NAL ','tela .n are piling up money. They have to
',,, %aa' 'ls hay while the hot sun shines, for the
'"a Is slim, at Cape May, in Winter
do,,,' AN excursion of Girard College boys was
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

the National game since the Athletic beat the
Boston, and had the Baltimore game decided in
its favor il commences to look up little, but it
is still far behind the Red Stocking. and it is
scarcely pot sible it can retain the championship
Col. Fitzgera d has beon giving the Athletic
an advisor always does think the Colonel has
been little indlscreet in some OF his criticisms,
but he is an impulsiye man and the club Should
remember what he did for 1t when it was young
and struggling for a foothold among the strong
or organizations. The members abuse him now,
when probably but for him the club would never
have had any career to speak of. The old story
TNpu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Personal Intelligence.

Cieorn. n,,a . Lacey, an enterprising merchant of
tie Eglowh ,t,,t,wh Del, supplies the COMMERCIAL to
''S citizens of that place.
al eglal at Iill A. I, A. Torbert, L. s. Consul Gener-
IN I,. 's,aha' Is visiting his home, at Milford
weels 9'ale, and will probably remain several
lie Is in excellent health
by peidl prgs;i sherman was very warmly received
o0d, io1llent Ihers who offered to pl-ce staiT
C'I a, MS service during his stay in Paris,
yo,i ~ -. M'G!ure was taken suddenly i'll in New
ease vi vi Wednesday, with Gratz Browns dis
,e.eholera u,. morbus, so-called.
apJ IMAM ,nn Il. W, barley, well.known musician
chnfcIi many years, organist of st. Stephens
ne,day iHIllauelpha, H died in that city on We'd
artist s,5 ie was the son-in-law of Sully, the
il b1lu 1nu brother of L. o. @. Darley. and f..
l.eN, the latter now of this city
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Grimes and Casualties.

A fire at Plymouth, Ind, yesterday. destroyed
eleven stores, causing a loss of $40, 900. A man
named Poe was seriously injured by falling from
a roof during the fire.
The last of the burning vessels at Hunters
Point, L. l., was scuttled yesterday. terrific
oil explosion occurred as she sunk, but no
damage was done.
At Plesanton, CAL, on Thursday, a tailor
named Leda, in fit Of jealousy, shot his wife
dead, and then committed suicide by shooting
himself.
At San Francisco, yesterday, John Simpson,
youth of IA, quarreled with a thief named
Charles Wilson, about the division of some sto-
len property, and stabbed Wilson to death with
dirk knife. Simpson was arrested.
On Wednesday night, river thieves boarded
the sooner Stephen Taber at Hunters Point,
L. l., stabbed the captain and mate, and stole
all the valuables in the cabin.
In the Barnard impeachment trial at Saratoga
yesterday, the Court, by vote of II to H. ruled
out evidence intended to show that Judge Bar
nard acted on honest motives in issuing the Or
ders in the Ramsay suits.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
A Card from Captain DouEherty.
Wn.MINGroN. DEL. Aug 3

NIT4MIN0fIUNi DT1Il'i mug OU
To he Public
There appearing to be dissatisfaction among
some persons at the result Of the Nomination
Election" for candidate fol the Mayoraity.
and an investigation of the alleged frauds being
III the hands of committee, / desire it fully
understood, that il there we're wrongs commit
ted, know nothing about them, and will cheer
fully submit to whatever the committee may
direct.
Thanking my friends for their support, and
asking them to stand firmly by me,
Remain, Very Truly. &c, &c,
4, j. DoUGHERTY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Maria.

THE ASSASSIN TRACED TO HAvRE DE GRACE.
Nara, who attempted the life of Alderman
McMullen, was traced to Havre de Grace, by
detectives, on Saturday last. He eluded the Off
GERS, but an associate was captured. 1t being
impossible to get anything out Of him he was
discharged. A Havre de Gracian, learning Mar
ra's whereabouts, summoned aid and went to the
assassins lair for the purpose of arresting him,
but being fired on he beat a hasty retreat. This
occurred on Sunday since that time nothing
has been heard of Maria
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
England.

THE SEARCH FOR LIvINdsToNE-THE AUTHENTIC
ITY OF THE STANLEY LETTERS ESTABLISHED.
LONDON, Aug 8.
Lieut.. Dawson, chief of the English Search
Expedition for Livingston, is expected to arrive
here about the middle of September
ALetters are published certifying to the fact
that Stanley brought letters and dispatches
from Livingston to the British Government.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

The METHODIST PuLHr.-Asbury will be the
only Methodist church in the city, the pulpit of
which will be filled by its regular pastor, to
morrow. Union apd Scott will be supplied-the
former by Rev. |. N Foreman, in the morning,
aud by Rev. Father Kemp in the evening the
latter by Rev. Alfred T. Scott, both morning
and evening No arrangements had been made
for Grace aud St. Paul's at noon, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

MINsrREIsY.-C. II. Keeshin. Agent of Duprez
~ Benedicts Minstrel Troupe was in town, this
morning, and leased the Opera House for an en-
tertainment by this troupe, to be given on
Monday evening August 10Th. Further notice
Will be given by advertisem ents in this paper
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

A double headed cat vexes the drowsy ear of
midnight in Manchester, Iowa.
South Africa has new journal which scintil-
lates under the title of The Diamond Nel0s.
Indian hostilities are again threatened in
Utah. The refractory Indians number 1000,
but General Morrow thinks battle can be aver
ted.
George N. Saunders has written a letter
threatening the New York Times with libel suit,
unless it retracts certain statements. This the
Times refuses to do.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
nepubIlenn stnIe a,onyenllon.

The lel lullican State Committee met in this
cts, yesterday, and decided to hold the State
Convention, for nominating Congressman and
Electors. at Lewes, on September 5th
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

Tie reported illness of Col. Thomas A. Scott
proved to have been teegraphed ababad with
out foundation. Mr.. Scott, on the contrary, is
enjoying excellent health, and is in constant
attendance upon lis duties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Watermelons are becoming more plentiful.
rebuilt.
The Red Lion camp meeting greatly increased
the Saturday travel over the Delaware II. II. this
morning.
We make several corrections, to-day in the
advertised timetable of the Delaware Railroad.
The . mixed train, North which reaches here
at $50 will hereafter stop at nearly all stations
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

BLooMs.-The receipt of blooms at the W. &
II. r. Il. Co.'S wharf, for shipment to Coates
vile and Laurel, during the past week, have been
largely in excess of any previous shipments.
They amounted in the aggregate, to between
600 and 800 TONS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
WASHINGTON, August 8.

Both parties claim the victory in North Caro-
lima, but the Democrats are firing salutes.
The Republicans are more sangnine, this morn
ing.
The election of a Republican Congressman in
the Fourth District is now considered certain,
and they think they have carried the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Col. scott,s Health.
n1s nuMoREp ILINEss A oANAnp.

HIS RUMoRED ILLNESS A oANARD.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. ..
Rumors of the illness Of Col. Thomas A. Scott,
which have been telegraphed over the country,
are without foundation. Col. Scott is in the en-
joyment of vigorous health and has not lost a
moment from his Office
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
The Observation-Disclosures Public disgust.

Thc nvestiEnilon''---The Public Disgust.
We regret to be under the necessity of making
lle report which appears elsewhere, of the re-
salt Of the investigation, by tho Republican
Committee. We testify what we know, when
We say that the Republicans of this city repudi-
ate Indignantly, every sort Of party unfainess,
aud fraud. whether committed at the nomina-
ti1ns OF at elections. We join heartily with
them aud while some persons, with more malice
than honesty, have represented our disgust at
tAcse shabby proceedings as a desire to cover
uemup we presume the honest people of Will
mtgon know by this time, that the CONNER
M dabLles in no such jobs. The vendors of
such fraudulent representations have their trou-
lilo for their pains.
FIeuds and brethren, there is fear that
iLtse Scandals though altogether repudiated by
the party generally, will demoralize it, and give
al and comfort to our opponents. We hope
GOT Good candidates for all city positions. and
,Ae proof, ia their char lcter. but reformed and
purified policy is certain to be adopted will rally
every true Republican voted, and establish the
public confidence more firmly than ever.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 8.
Cotton dull, 21@22; groceries quiet and un-
changed flour steady, superb 50515, extras
594@6 wheat firmer, new red $1.650$1. .68, old
$1.75&S1.7S, new white SLIGO yellow corn 61I
@62 Oats 42@44 whiskey 95 Gold 1.15L.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Reported for the Commercial.
PoRT of WILMINGTON, August 3.

PoRT of WILMINGTON, August 3.
ArTiUdls.
Steamer Annie of Wilmington, Steen, from
New York, with mdse to Chas. Warner & Co.
Steamer Celebrity, of Philadelphia, Brown,
from Pennsgrove, with marketing.
Barge Alice, of Wilmington, Davis, from Phil
adelphia, with mdse to Geo. W. Bush.
Barge Anna, of Wilmington, Carpenter, from
Philad'a, with mdse to Chas Warner & Co.
Barge Margaret Nolan. of Port Carbon, New
ton, from Schuylkill Haven, with coal to w. j.
Brown.
mick, upon Schuylkill Haven, with coal to Chas.
Warner & Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
NnrilI CnInlinn.

Tho chaucos to-day, seem about even. Pos
.lly, the Democrats are a little ahead The
Republicans however, are still hopeful at latest
akices. Judge Settle claims that he is elected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

Tie Chester Erening Ae'os looks well, and
displays an enterprise that deserves the earnest
snppolt of the good people of that city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

The Story which We intended to commence
to-day, is crowded out by the Croquet Rules
We shall give it, on Tuesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Philadelphia.
THE POOR cH11DREN's EXCURSION

THE POOR cHILDREN's EXCURSION, TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ..
The fourth excursion for poor children took
place to-day, at Rockland A pleasant addition
to the pleasure of the day was the taking of the
children by detachments in short excursions OIL
board two steamers, plying on the Schuylkill
within the bounds of Fairmount Park.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Another Nomination Election.

It is stated that the holding of another nomi-
nation election will be recommended by the In
,e,tgatiug Committee this evening. In case
Of another nomination being held, we arc de-
sired by Alderman Vincent to ray that he will
again be candidate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

Thursday night last said committee reported
IN favor OF George Remington although Mr..
kehoe offers lower bid, satisfactory work, and
undoubted security.
The difference between the two bids, 10 cents
per yard. amounts to some $4,000 in the whole
job. Either the committee is at fault or the
contract system a dead letter, and we demand
that Council do its duty and award the contract
to the lowest bidder
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Cronuet.

Tho Wilmington Rules" as adopted by the
meeting, last evening, will be found printed in
hlll on our third page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Eeut Aarerttsemeuts,
CT. JOSEPH g. DENVER CITY
- RAILR DAD COMPANY

Executive Office, No. 81 Nassau street,
NEW YORK, AUGUST 1sT, 1872.
The Coupons and Registered Interest, due August
18th, 1872 on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent. Is
per cent? Gold Bonds Of the
ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY.
BOTH EASTERN AND WESTERN DIVISION,
will be paid at the office of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company of the City of New York, upon pre-
sentatton and demand, on and after that date free
OF tax FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
augl.2w Asst. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Marine News.

Rev. Mr. Plummer will not preach in Grace
Church tomorrow, as stated on the 4th page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

The Grant and Wilson Club of colorcd citizens
will meet this evening at the Abraham Institute.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
SECOND EDITION.
3.3O, p. M.
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Election 9till in Doubt---Roth
Sides Claim the Victory.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
An EARLIER DISPATCH.
RALEIGH, Aug
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON August 8.
Probabilities Northerly to Westerly winds,
with cool and clearing weather, over the Middle
Statna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
The Democrats Firing salutes.

Republican Congressman Elected in the 4th
District
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

The Commercial Mt the summer Resorts.
Those Of our citizens who are about to leave for a
summer recess,can have the CoaMFRcIAL forwarded
To them, at ~ cents per week II we pay POSTAGE
mat of course, will be additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
PeacI, shipments,
Total.


The shipments to InteriorP Pennsylvania have
not begun, yet but it ia thought the first ship
ment will be made some time about the latter
part Of next week, or as soon as the Troth's
Early come on. 1t is expected that the ship
ments this season, will reach the aggregate Of
Last ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

An old lady bathing at Long Branch her
spectacles on but without wig, was taken for
MIR. Greeley ard drew great crowd.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
DailU NDmaserttaS.
JENKINS & ATKINSON.

WILMER ATKINSON,."........., Publisher.
tE-For Terms, BIo., See Second Rage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
The Contract system.

FURTHER COMPLAINT OF ITS CHARACTER.
The Wilmington Advertiser, of to-day, makes
the following statements
by advocating the contract system a few
months ago public opinion forced Council into a
more honest administration. Bids were asked
read in open Council and awarded to the lowest
bidder. Bnt last Thursday night the following
bids for macadamizing Fourth street were re-
lerred to the street cummittee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
FIRST EDITION.
2:3O p. M.
North Carolina.
THE REPORT STILL DOUBTFUL.
[Special to the New YORK Timea.l

Especial to the New York Times,l
RALEIGH, Aug.2.
The Democrats concede TIE election of Clin-
ton L. Cobb, Republican, in the First District,
Charles r. Thomas in the Second District, and
William A. Smith in the Fourth District. The
Republicans are more cheerful, as the latest
news show large Republican gains, and the hasty
and unreliable reports of large Democratic gains
are being materially corrected by the official re-
turns. The leading Republicans are sanguine of
the election of Gov. Caldwell. j. ]. YOUNG.
AN EARLIER DISPATCH.
RALEIGH, August 2.
The indications are that the vote will be close
in the State, and that Rogers, Democrat, will be
elected in this (Fourth) District. The Republic
cans claim the State. The returns come in slow
ly. ]. ]. YOUNG.