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New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

. Fu Norfh RIrer P,ssIis RatlFodds
March y Ms ptgs Ashes t2 bales Coou u bbl Copsr
ptgs Dned Fruits All btS bggs 1890 bbls Flour 2JoV bash
Wheat 81 200 bash Corn Oats S2 bush Malt
bush Barley 93 !s b1ls Beans 3 IA
2,9as bbl Meal .s bags bales
HEMP 1913 bales Hop, IN bales Hides u ss d Lsshs
?53 bba OIL bbls ass bbla aesn iV pkss
OIL Cake ss pigs Poi ,yS pig Cut Meats 97 pAgs Grs IN
ps Lsr kes LAri psss stesrn l plss Butter o. Ps
Cheese pigs Taow t3 PeSnats <3 - bhs
Sugar Starch, loj bb silver OIL 70 bales Tow -
hhds Tobacco l bor-s Sc Tobacco, V bbs WHISKY
Wool, 2V3e pss Lead ~ bales sims
eng Saturday emerses
al bh Ag.e bb WHISKY 5g3 bills Meal 4a bsss NJ Al
O wheat 1880 bush Cora t9 5s Oats n ~ basA
Malt bush. Barley 2%O bgsh Peas bags seed ls plx
Aass e' pigs Beef s,'oi Poss 800 pkss hs.s -
tcs LalJ, liz kegs Lard.
THE STATE OF TRADE
III R0PEAN MAKkErs
LsHpoI March 3Ql1 r-eusd st yS IA, b.s ussSy
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
Nfw Publications.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
POLITICAL REGISTER
FOB 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.
New Publications.

ation Astronomical oonuts Of an Almanac gives
following Polncal ard Statistical information;
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SES.rO On or THR XLlsT CONGEESS
PROCLAMArtONS on NEUTRALITY AND FENiANISM
ACT ENFORCING TIE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRFRNBACKS OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO 1911.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OP THE U. S. FOB lc7l
NUMBER or POSrOFFlCES IN 1870 AND 1871.
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST
PUBLIC DEBT or THR UNITED STATES.
POPULATION OF STATES BY COUNTIES FROM 1920 TO 1910
POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITES OF THEUS
POPULATION or THE T. S AND TERRITORIES 1880 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SUPREME
CoURT-MIYISTBRs TO FOREIGN COURTS
PoRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-PoLITICALLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF THE XLlID CONGRESS
STATES or THE UNION POPULATION CAPITALS GOV
ERNORs Go.-CoNGRESSlONAL APPORTlONMENr.
BLFCTIoN Returns CAREFULLY PREPARED OP ELEC
TONS HELD II 1871 COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
ROW To ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, &c, &e.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

The per cent gold 3oyear sinking fund first mortgage
bonds Of the Canada Southern Railroad Company the
new air line between Buffalo and Chicago) brought out
this market ut 90, on Tues day last. by Messrs.
Leonard Sheldon & Foster, selling rapidly that
the Company, are informed already thinking
about advancing the price, We hear also of continued
active demand for the st. Joseph and Denver City per
cent gold Land Grant and Sinking Fund bonds. well
as for other bonds which frst-cass.
The earnings Of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
for the third week In March were. 1872 s26? 1871,
E2776 3s increase 1872, ee725 Ga Jan to March %,
1872 $46S0 30 1871 1885, SO increase 1872 <1l2 963 IT,
The following Is q detailed statement OF the United
States currency Outsandng Old demand notes, 500,
9O6 25 legal tender notes. Issue, 99 legal
notes. series Of 1867 oneyear notes Of
1862 $lI3ls7 two-year notes Of 1863 52 50 twOyear
coupon notes OF 1862 1s62 5o compound interest notes.
s672iso; fractional currency, first issue A3 74s IS
fractional currency, second ISSUE G0O67 49, fractional
currency, third ISSUE tc3 81 fractional currency
fourth ISSUE series. 80 65 200 3 fractional
rency fourth issue, second series Nllos399 So Total
Aoo,T29,G57 Cs.
The receipts OF fractional currency for the week end
ing to-day tsi4sO0 shipments Of fractional
rency, tn3OOo; shipments Of notes, $2s33,OOo. The
Treasurer holds security for national bank crcua
National circulation outstanding at this date ks2
1924 national gold bank circulation at this date.
S55OO0O Internal receipts to-day, $500 72s
ceipts for tho month"; $00 0S322 total for fiscal year,
tg6,364,6
Statement OF business at the United States Assay
Office st New York, for the month ending March 80 1871
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

Tol since Sept
J.
Same
yem... T26Is 35T&43 4oo<03Ss 80 9s6 ls 1877 1s
PBrROLBUMWitbs ecine on the Creek ard ouy h. nGu.
the Crude IN has ben quoted
quote romnsy Ltc the prevailing quotations the Ck
SIS for Upper aud - 5 fs do Lower Rssno has
been offered business done settlement Of
At loser prices sales Of 500 bbs p a22le
qnoed l2c Cases dull 2idhc Nsphhs inactive q, o In
Philadelphia steady with $500 bb uwore ssj 81 2 '
Spot.
RIcE-The market tru With moderate business; ss job b Of
Caroius ct Si9stc.
sKlNSGoa continues 10 good aud
10 bales MeIican 20 Cuacoa
s. ia bales ZANZIBAR To- do Pas ~ do IL DO Mel
lean The market for Deer du aad ~hsr
actual Decline sales II Para
bales Porto Cabsle, 20 Central American TsnN
anoIA.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01


Grand aggregate 1863 q" shares.
The gold market has been quiet, and devoid OF any
thing interesting. tho late advance being lost and all
the sales at Io9li The rates paid for carrying
g. 81 and per ccnt to 1at. Tic Assistant Treasurer
paid out IN January and March interest si Oo making
total OF s22 i7yOO, and redo cmed In called 81 25s
Oo total Of since December, 1871 t39ss Tho days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank as follows:
Gold cleared, $l,3IOOo; gold balances. tiSO629; cur
rency balances. sGu,lG5 The following the quo
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

In State bonds there was an advance In the new South
Coroinas of per cent to 39 The recent legislation 10
that State has been advan 90 OF to put up the
new issues but much stress should not be laid upon
the financial promises Of that STATE The North o'uo
nas we're also weak and lower Mi,souris beng strongly
held We note sale of Virginia Deferred bonds az ia.
I'm fnI ,,, hn hids.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

Sugars in good demand aai tho marie, s
dbtc for fair gOoi refining l1S0 hhds Siis
Cuba DC for Centrifugal lo boIes of Havana ia9t
fneI are dai AMI uuca snsod
SEkDstloyer and drm bat nomna quote a.
BIC Ohio, Indiana
TALLoW dull and heavy sas- Of 5000 70 Prime si
DO Cy quo,et al 3ic
size Iron bound
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01


hut unchanged ~ acos
shppi 81 FQ RI - Tor retail os iVebr
and Clover straw QUIZ. bat s'tay AZ "
IS short do. ard q ooss V Oat
MOLASsSTIe srS. dl aud unchangei sales 100 bo n o
Al
NAVAL sToREs-sp's Tar rtle has ruled iul ani qood
hber oAerL IL bos al o,4r Tor Me-
R1sn 81 re l1cs bot asi"y VIA &C
soil -. generally quoted SS l.. as l.
Oher grades nonnsl Tr qaiet a: = ~ - %
OlL,-Crude fsh Oils qa, bot rucss tiori
quosbie change Cry LHse 6rn ~i'a far 7bng o.
nsnd Sc Ia caks nI Sc 10 DIS ODer O are -ie
cbsnse.
fRoVIlOESTe inquiry PORK ue ;hs day wees t.s bees
lower nj tie ssouabe -9thef
lave stimulated the inqu large hsre has been core of no
future the sPsles IN pfos'S apefl
the 0 lake canal CATION loos
Prime Mss htg of moment has been done sni
prices rey nall the for the future has beu are
lower sales 81 ness for Apr AZ "
for Nav $l2 5 for 1t 10 ia ana for Jay ~ us 80
rl1 81, oil hss H S2 0d @i2 81 co>1k
the inside Rtiue oy limited bGs:Df.s passrg AID
puces Irregular toa the aeaud las ben oay me A. -
rather tame the sales 22i lbls 81 s2 g. Tor o
Mess; el3 for New doi FOR future deliver 6al'
bbls. for Ma. s2 IS; $50 bbs do for I'
Sl3 2j Beef ob seBard ard the uaIse ss-r
sls of lis bb $Sd 10 for PAN Ness and $Oa t2 a" hiirs
Ness Tece Beef Jail and somewhat nominal a. oa'
Sltd To- Prime Mes AMI fSG =I for India Mess Be haus
for Western Cut bbng slowly
go pkgs Std9c for Pcktd ams tccong weight, Bacon
10 IN 'sr demsn choce Clear and fm; % 80
boxes Short Clear s ,tc 30 Long Clear &c Dressed hos
hr err We quote al tldv for city Lard rma
have downward a. d,Ici SO bbls fs
Kettle Renderd for de Apdi
80 do. April AZ sc Loo tc June. $50 C
Chicago 800 cash, S8 Ia ard
ExPosIs % fkoSisioSs SKoh
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
And the fnllnMing for clty hank .locks:

There very large business IN Railroad bonds,
the Union Pacics being unusually active aud strong {;
at 9Is. while Incomes advanced tn Ssh Centras
sold at lol. There was brisk business in Boston.
Hartford and Eric hrsts I5i to guaranteed al 81
Chicago and Alton Incomes, l05 Morris and Essex rss
IOs Q05 Ditto seconds, 98 and NewJersey Southern
drst. sOL The following are the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

As an evidence OF the extraordinary business done
during the week Of the active shares append
table showing the transactions each day In the under
mentioned spccuatves, and the totals for the hvo bus
days M ne
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

The quoAuon Cotton running qash not
haha nsde above or below the grade quoted
COZ PkE-rher particular change valassi there tai
tsee demand but no nv
YLOUR AND leN Fcus
and grades with
N Nay Snce then the hsoyaney and strong fschg that character
issa Irssy abA olieay nsIked
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

Stock Exchange which will add 10 the supply OF bills IN
the future Quotations for prime 90 days sterling have
ranged from 1904 10 Iosi throughout the week. with con-
ccssons the part OF secondrate drawers OIL Yer
cont Prlcee at the close wCro follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
LAND GRANT. SINKING FUND SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BONDS for sale at 90 and accrued interest by
JOHN ]. CISCO & Son, 50 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

To IvvEsToRs.-A standard security. We offer az
par and interest in currency, tho 7.SO Bonds of tho
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, principal and in
terest pay able in gold and holders exempt from
United States tax.
They are issued in the following denominations
Coupons of SlOO $780, and 81 900; registered, $780,
500 $l,O9o, $1,000. and $4,000.
The redemption of 5-2Os by the Treasury indicates
low rates Of interest to the public creditors here
after and large 'amounts of these bonds are being
exchanged for Northern Pacifcs.
All marketable securities received at current rates
Full particulars furnished by
JAY COoKE g. Co..
New-York. Philadelphia, and Washington.
For sale by banks and bankers throughout the
United States and Canada.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
Colcman Bcnedict,s eIoslnc auotations were

The subioned table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of active stocks, United States bonds and gold
made during the week. well as the closing prices OF
each al the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
Grafbers.

" A mer. School Institute" II Bond-st. supplies
~ schools and families with reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
portions shoad have Application Form w Actuy
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

TIE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER City RAILROAD
CouPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds are being ab
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they by first mortgage on the
Road Land Grant, Franchise. and Equipments, com
bined in one mortgage they command ut once a
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gold
Interest at eight sl per cent per annum. Payable,
scm-annually free of tax. Principal in thirty
years Denominations, $ coo, $780, and 800 Cou-
pons or Registered
Price %, and accrued interest in currency, from
February H. 1872.
Maps, Circulars, Documents and information fur
nislcd.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-York
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country and from the
dersigncd, WHO unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER Il Co., Bankers,
No. II Wall-st. New-York.
EIGHT FER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ATLANTA
AND RICHMOND AIR LINE RAILWAY COMPANY,
Issue limited to $1,000 per mile first class road
owned and controlled by the Penn nsylvana Company
and Southern Railway Security Company.
TwO-thirds OF whole issue has been disposed of,
est, paying nearly nine per cent interest amount
Invested.
We invite attention to extract from letter of Gen.
G.. w. Cass well known as President of Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroad Company:
Il regard the first mortgage bonds OF the Atlanta
and Richmond Air Line Railway n frst-class
security and an emnently safe and profitable invest
ment. and cordially approve of and concur in the
statements set forth in your exhibit of the value and
prospects of this line"
Pamphlets and particulars furnished by
LANCASTER, BROWN Il Co., No. Exchange court,
Exchange place, near Broadway
THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed.
for SALE at 9 and accrued interest in currency. by
WHITE. MORRIS & Co., No. IS wall-st.. and
GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY, No. 16 Wall:st.
small amount Of the CHICAGO, DANvnIE AND
VINCESNEs First Mortgage Seven Per Cent GOLD
BONDS for sale ut so. As the Road is finished and
earning much moro than its interest, tho price is
very low Apply to
W. Is. SHArTUCK g. Co.. Bankers,
% Nassau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

Com Meal Is more plenty sh s 'ss " e o. 20 bs Y" gae'-
Corn - o. Com Meal Br 10 u m y
Corr aLwesW. 30 % ~
er.sy Bag NeaFiGe bite S ;5a s.; Yrov 81 %
a. Pure 81 Ias 3; Cob sl 1881 -. GfosHf
T..I si 2OaSl ~; Rye f'e 81 a0u 81 90 y l0C N.
EigOsrs rton sEPI. :. ls7l 10 otrs
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
1nsIrncncn.

A CARD.-GOLDSMITH's WRITING COL
N LEGE REMOVED TO ~ F'sve Of TWsntyseoonjs
instruction in PeArshp Gnd Bookkee'hg day and evenings
success guaranteed. OLIVER b. GoLDhMIIh'
A Ionic FLACk, President of CLAVER-
"A ACk COLLEGE AND HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Claver
sex u Pupils any time both 500 year; II
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

Total since January J. "'v-'
The following IA a comparative statement or inc e1-
ports OF specie from the port of NewYork to foreign
ports for Il years. for the ending March 3o and Tor
the corresnondlng nerlod In the undern0ted years:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

A FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Superior
IA ,dy.p,.ges Aliress HENRY W. SlGLAR, Principal,
Eewbmgh institute Newburgh, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

In NJ the Fore fdviees Common end MedIrw w,
Wheat Errss have teen denj pds, .
instances slight sdyane Las obtained k,
con n rocs, sud hntd in
years hoe conn Family grades slowly ~
pces rocei upy Cnoce and Fancy a a.,
nesa have soil veil at former esses CITY Mlrs hss.
had dome bodaesg 10 brands loda TO-
Soof SnpsrGne Ia been f gh,, a.
moved w. lave rduced stock
III good and With TIE West ard w.
are for fnrp~ AID the Of be
or many yes; $50 bills ~ s0t ss
wee1 year; Of this number 20 900
stsp or erori nos ro:hBg beng shipped Tosy the nssx
g, rrg bot not vcry scve; Good saprins saIbe a.
eoe market veaker for e oN s1S 81" 'eD SnH sf fsmyS
sale. Of 80 bbls We qoon; -,
sour Dol s...'r2 w'rro - Du''' ~. "~r' "
Ezra 5rand.. sod W ,." u .'a"' , ~" y
ffancg dol..... . Ion ~ W, 60
West'D ohDf11r bzf b va -
MuuesofS Brrss... y W~ ~ ~. iy1D ~
Goo1,o choice sgnnb - . napba o., - :, -
:" "bea' zee. 81 Louis TnDis Brtlo lysI 10
btts nm, @ i,sn mn q O0iGenssse Rrirs brand, :,
% % Con, I. IN far dand qife Arm, the a bgbt
,bn is s psrss k srobges and scye; sales Of AIN bb
" arrive. We q1oe; ,,.,.. a o.. AZ a., 4, a..
BAIT and Gcornefo~n NitHlo n"p % ~ p ~
Bait. Aler snd 0eotgetosn az ~ 'b' r~'J" % ~ "
RchBOrd Countr,. Extra. a.'''''''''''''''''' ssm 10
U,gcr..ogu, Ge kc trirs ..s''sss..s..'. 10 20
Eon, n m fair s1ptly sad LaSy sales Of 5 bb.
Rye Flour l0mF4 10
R,s fIry STATE sna P.nusYlEin i...........
Corn Meal and saes 0f 10 bb
corn Hea jersey % 80 oSI oh Meal Brret9 20 9sy
or, ,",n Mesi wsa " 80 -
k1.oriaf afuilx xudta foF mill
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExouANcE-FRsr CALL

i,NNs Nss.............s
SAtrss tsnAx. In ~
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

The defence did all possible for Its client, and
must be applauded for performing its duty CON
scientuusly. II these men had acquitted 81 okes
we should feel bound to acquiesce IN their opln.
ion; but the report that they stood seven ful
murder, two for mansaughter and three for a.
qultal, involves the whole que' ton in such unsat
lsfactoriness that a keen Disappointment seizea
on the best balanced mind III regarding it, Not.
withstandng that fresh trial il in prospect the
public will ind itself cogitating whether killing
IN New York If murder, or, III TACT, anything de
Unable at all
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

Col Blantou duncan, who Is actively at worl,
in behalf d the proposed Democratic Conyen-
ton at Louisville, On september 81, has received
a great number Of letters from leading Demo
Gratis in number Of States joining heartily in
tie movement. The names Of these gentlemen
are given hut VIC have not room to print them
There Is also prospect that the Labor Re-
form party viii join III the Convention at Louis
vile In response to a letter from Col Duncan
MIR. Horace II, Day Vice President Of the Ma
tlonal Labor Union, says that
tile suggestion Of a union Of tic Straight
ont Democrats and the ltuur parry looking TO
the Establishment Of Peoples party in their
own interests is timely and will be hailed By the
Labor Reform party with hope aud NV I
assume that the siraighi-Out Democrats will be
genuine opponents Of special class legislation.
nhd vii be prepared with lis to oppose all sys-
ttm ms Of legislative mohupulies Including land.
banks rallronl-, tariff. Nc.. &c. hence myself
aud friends will do ali we can to prepare tho
way at onr conference on the 3Jrh of july for a
nmon wilh you and alt honest opponents Of tho
Hrant and Greeley wings Of the -poilsmeu's
party. - g
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

COMMISSIONS Commissions have been APP
pointed for the performance of the following
Duties as follows:
For extending and opening Twelfth street
from Jackson TO Union-E lward Moore Thos
d. Wehb, Wm Bush Ashton Richardson and
Jacob Rubincane. Mr.. Moore declines to serve
because he was a member Of former commits
sion for the same purpose.
For extending and opening west Liberty
street from Nancy to Marsh Lane. aud for opau-
ing aud widening Buena Vista street hetWeon
Nludivcr ANcuue aud the Brandvwine river
Adnm Grub, Geo. ". Dorsey J. Blyard Gnes'.
J. Lmdcuuam and Joseph lauby. MIR. GIubl
il spending some time at one of the summer re
sorts, and 1t Is thought substitute 1ll have t,
be placed upon these commissions.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

Accounts of unusual heat reach MS from
abroad. and it is plain that we are not the only
sufferers from a most exceptional season. The
Bombay Gazette says that the thermometer
has reached lis deg in the shade at Allahabad,
andll6 deg. in the shade at IIyderabad. At the
latter place, many deaths had taken place from
the heat among the Sixteenth Lancers In the
Deccan the wells were drying up fast, and the
cattle dying; and water famine threatened to
add to the general suffering. Fortunately. the
monsoon was close at hand, when relief could
be demanded upon.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

GENERAL GRANTS uSIMPEAcHED CHARACTER.
From the n. Y. Times.l
Nilifcation, then, being the sole dependence
Of tho Tammany candidate aud his friends. it is
not remarkable that they should endeavor con-
stantly to destroy the character of the head of
tho Administration. In all the eager pryings
and searchings that have been going on, in all
committees Of investigation fifteen IN One ses-
sion not a single circumstance or fact has
been discovered which reflects even tho least
shadow of suspicion ON Gen. Grants character.
lie stands out to-day before the people, one of
the purest and most incoruptible men in the
country a man to whom no one can bring home
single act of Dishonesty or bad faith. II
speaks volumes for him that his assailants are
obliged to grope about for falsehoods to fling at
him. or to make it out crime that he-a
| soldier-cau ride on horseback, or that he
smokes cigars. or that he is attached to lii
| wife and children.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

fr-BY ONE OF THE LEADING PHYsI lANs
% Philadelphia city.-A cart full examination OF
m rtuarY statistics establishes the fsct that one
adult person out OF every six dies Of consumption,
and 20 alarminRy is this disease gaming the asCen.
d4ncy over all other ills To whicn flesh Is heir that
IT'S approach to ones immediate circle is regarded
with perfect horror II You Will carefully examine
the records of Materia Medlca. you viii Invariably
discover tnat the general want OF success In treat
ing diseases has not been deficiency OF pathologl-
cal knowledge Of the functions AFT cted, but OF a
suitable mpound hat would act UPON the disease
and all the sympathetic affections.
his wan, mas AZ last been met IN the Bitter Wine
OF Iron, prepared hl the celebrated d. e. +. Kun
ke No 25g .Surfh Niith street, fhlladt phia, This
excellent compound eau I've taken by prisons with
the most delicate stomach without anv bill atinR
effect alwa's giving str ngtn nd arReiy increasing
the nervous On rgN Of the patient. In all cases Of
pulmonary complaints u II Hlmira " adapled IN
relieve the severity ot the symptoms IN tue al
Vanrtd stages Of the disease. ar 10 arrest II In Its
incipieucy. IL You want somethng that viii give
you strength, good appetite, built up your colst-
tuition, aud in place ~ ~ irusctyss ana lack Il
energy. give YOU brisk and wig, T. US feeling try
ku' kela bitter Wine OF iron. II has air ady ra-
celved the NEE OF praise from thon auds who have
| T. ri ii IT, virtues anu for many ye rs maintained
| its reputation win uniaded popularity.
| Price 81 per hpttle. y f. uNkEL, Sole Pro-
| mi adelpha.
ASH for KunSers Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
For sale in Wilmington by f. M,Inall Jr., Second
| and Market, and h. u nghursl CO., sixth and
Market my2i-4mdSw
A Stubborn F; CT,
There is scarcely any disease n which pnreati e
medicines are not more or less lequ red, AID much
sunerihg might be pr We ted were hev more gem
orally used. No fsnn can I, el wei Shilr a co,tve
habit of body prevails hes DIES, It soon generates
| serious diseases which might have bees avoided by
| timely use Of Cathartic Medicines. FOR this pnr
pose, Or, TUFTS NhGsrAB Il LIVER PILLS
are confidently recommend Il they ar mild. safe.
| prompt and uniform IN their artiDa Thy conta d
| no Me curry. Persons eat ami drink as ltsu |,
| and hey M y b. taken al any time.
MrLrN, BrRvE G u.ry. GA. oct qs. $50
Or. Wm. n. Il n
Slr-Ne have been engaged ffr some time IN sell.
ing your preparations, ami II al pleasure Ia
say that IN every insanc they hive given perfect
| satisfaction We can more particularly speak Oi
| your Sarsipaiia and Q1een's Dtii.h Liver Plls
and Pain AlleViatOr,a hruW an The are presented
to he, having used them In cur Osn families with
marked success amt wuud advise every family Ia
keep - supply Il hdud n they may hr thp means NJ
saving mthy dol ars Ia 10 tlra huls ami l'yiat'u.
much ptin an sullr!iaR
lerJ uulv yours,
GkAY a DANIEL,
| DIR TUFTS HAIR by Impattsa Na,uraI q, r
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

The latest and most approved style Of bathing
costume consists OF trousers and blouse OF plain
blue flannel, with the skirt of the blouse plated
with plain yoke, which is shaped over the bust,
and trimmed with a red band stitched on. The
trowsers are gathered IN at the ankle, Turkish
fashion, and the edge is bound with the contrast
ing color. The blouse is belted in at the waist.
Some ladies' prefer them loose.
Bathing shoes are fashionable
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

THE BUTLER CAM bell SHOOTING CASE LEGAL
lNQuliN.
ALEXANDRIA, July l6.
Consul General Butler left here, yesterday
The Military Commission is making inquiry
into the recent ARRAY. The friends of Major
Campbell testified that the attack was prcmedi.
tated by Butler and his friends. Campbell,
wounds are serious.