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The New York herald., 1873-12-12

OF lts nrst edltOrla IL puBnaclous IN anotner ana
addresses the volunteers present and prospective.
In the following strains:-
In the moment OF imminent danger for the
country, the most pressing duty OF its citizens is
that all should be found ready to assist her. At
good spaniard should take up arms, TO die If
sary, In the struggle Thus will the whole world
see how spaniards reply to stupid and naughty
threats.
Can there be possibly any good Spaniard who,
at the present time, will refuse to take the arms
the country offers him 7
main deaf to the call Of Spain 2 For Ave years
past the volunteers have been doing severe and
continual service and to-day, when the hour OF
grave peril approaches all are ready tor the strife
IN case IL shall be necessary to fight.
Every Spaniard who can move his right arm with
any vigor, and who, by any reason whatever. has
not heretofore enlisted IN the Volunteer Corps is
obliged now TO reply to the present patriotic ap-
peal.
All those, therefore, who desire to form part In
the new battalions now being raised may inscrbe
their names at the following places, Office OF this
The Didrto de la Marina this morning has very
| eloquent article from the pen OF its director, in
which 1t describes the "anguishn good Spaniards
| have suffered during this week and praises the
moderation OF the inhabitants OF this CITY, except
ing, as matter OF course, the taborantes wno It
niuts-as do all the rest or the journals or sgood
Spaniards"-are making efforts to embroil mat
ters and who with ''strawn are trying TO break
the camels back.
The Didyto continues
IL is undoubtable that we are carrying week Of
painful excitement to all whose thoughts are fixed
upon one idea and that all lips pronounce phrases
referring TO the same subject. The sentiment OF
well understood national pride-this sentiment
which made us the first nation OF the modern era
has risen giganticaily from the Cape OF San An.
tonic to the Point OF Mais, ana has not risen IN
wrapped in displays OF puerile arrogance, but has
thrown over It's shoulders ('shoulders OF sentl-
ment,u be ft erst00d-c0rresp0ndenD the
purple cloak OF offended dignity, without vain
parades OF strength. but with the drm resolution
The New York herald., 1873-12-12

the First corps, Dr. Federico mcnausyegm, ana 0r
the surgeons OF the first and second classes,
Benjamin Rozas Caledonia Rodriguez and Jos6
Blanca Rosa who complied with their duty, attend
Ing with care and attention to the wounded IN the
thckest OF the nght.
I am. yours, with the greatest consideration,
CALIxTo G. INIGUEz Chief
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Our Health saunrdlans.

THEIR MEETING, LAST EvENIsa-rHE REMOVAL OF
aARBAoR, AND THE ooNTRAc TOR FOR Irs RE-
MovAL PLACED IN A NEW POSITION.
The Boatd OF Health met at the regular hour,
last evening President Mccall in the chair
The various committees were continued on
the several nuisances under consideration.
The committee to whom Speakman Bros. bill
was referred, was also continued.
The Committees being called upon to report
new nuisaDces. the Second Ward Committee re-
ported none in that Ward.
Mr.. Thatcher thought there were more nuisaH-
ces in the Second Ward than in the whole city
He alluded particularly to the marsh between
Robinson, Front Pine and Church streets, and
moved that the Board declare said marsh nui
sAnce.
lhis the Board refused to do, by q vote Of Is
to 5 ; but Mr. Eckel made a motion, which was
adopted. instructing the Clerk to present the
matter to the City Council, with request that
that body have the marsh properly drNned.
DIR. Shortlidge again called attention to the
garbage cart nuisance, and said that but one
cart had been in the Ninth Ward for three
months.
Mr.. Eckel said that there seemed to be pre-
yailing complaint of the failure of the drivers of
garbsge carts to remove the garbage from many
premises. To get the difficulty in a taugihie
shape he offered the following preamble aud
resolution:
WHEREAS, The frequent failure Of the garbage
contractors to have the garbage collected
proml tly, have given rise to numerous we'll
founded complaints on the part Of the people /;
therefore.
ResOlped, That, hereafter, in every case OF just
and reasonable complaint OF neglect or failure
to have the garbage promptly collected from
any yard or premises within the limits OF any
Of the garbage contractors, it shall be the duty
Of the Ward in which such complaint is made. 10
order the immediate removal OF said garbage
and collect the cost of so doing from the dehn-
quent contractor, by law. prOrideri said contrse
tor shall have first been given twelve huu4s pre-
vious notice, in writing Of the existencs Of said
garbage nuisance.
The preamble and resolution we're unanimous
ly adopted.
On motion, the Board adjourned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
LandenberE Items.

The occupants of Whist is known as the 'low-
er row" are being moved into new houses as fast
as they can be accommodated, in order TO make
rooms for stores. No. is to be stove and tin
store No. 2, clothing, boots. shoes, hats. and
gentemen's furnishing goods No 8, bakery,
confectionery, etc; No. 4, millinery, mantua-
making and ladies fancy goods No. 5. harness
trunks, etc; Bulk windows are to be put in and
porch with iron railing to extend along the Gu
tire front.
The hotel recently erected by Chandler Phil
lips has been opened by Samuel Finley, The
beautiful scenery from the surrounding hills
easy access by rail. etc, are being appreciated
by the citizens Of Wilmington and Philadelphia
AZ the house opened with twenty-four boArders
r, b Moore has purchased two and a-hsf
acres Of land from James Williams for 5000.
on which hs designs erecting dwellings.
Landenberger Co. have sold some valuable
lots in the West End
Ihe rain on Tuesday washed away and dam
aged the track Of the Pennsylvania and Della
ware Railroad. Trains have not been running
South Of Landenberg, but it IL thought trAve
will be resumed to-day.
The lightning struck the treste work neal
Laurel, doing little damage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
New CasIIe.

THE erie MovRD-sTEAMsHIP At ANCHOR
POSTMASTER CHAILESGER's ENERGY.
Correspondence Of the Commercially
New CASTLE, Aug. %.
The "crib" was moved last night, about fifty
yards. Two tugs are kept here constantly, and
it is reasonable to suppose that they will ulti-
mately succeed in placing it in position.
The steamship Bert1iok, Of the Philadelphia
and Liverpool line. bound for Hartlepool, En-
gland, anchored of town yesterday afternoon
She draws 22Il feet Of water, and WAS afraid to
venture out until high tide,
Our postmaster, Edward Challenger de-
serves the thanks Of the whole community On
Thursday orders were issued bv the Superinten-
dent OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington i Balti-
more r. Il. that all trains down Delaware
should be stopped las they necessarily were)
and no tickets issued on that road. The conse-
queRce was that the Delaware mail Immediately
began TO accumulate at Philadelphia Mr.. Chal-
lenEer Immediately, with characteristic energy,
posted to Philadelphia, had the New Castle
mails sorted aud brought them down himself
yesterday morning, and made arrangements to
have them sent promptly 10 us hereafter
n ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
A Pin GaIherer.
II. II. @.

THE LABoRs OF AN INDUSTRIOUS coLORED MAN
A PIN STORE IN PANTS.
An industrious and saving colored man, by the
name Of Lewis, in the employ of Col. H. s. Nc
Comb, has wonderful propensity for gathering
pins Noticing one side of his vest, this morn
ing in which were about fifty pins stuck Of all
sorts, sizes, and colors, We yentured to ask him
where he got SO many. He said be always picke1
them up along the pavement where they we're
dropped, and that since Wednesday he had gath
cred what we had noticed in his vest
Whsn he gets about one hundred gathered he
transferred his pins to rows in paper and again
uses them either in his own family or sells them
at a reduced price 10 his neighbors. He thinks
the number of pins would average twenty per
day, which in year would reach the very res
pectable figures of 300 He says IN picking up
. pin he ls only giving force to the well worn
adage of take care OF the pennies and the
pounds will take care OF themselves.
In answer to our inquiry, as to whether he
could see five cent piece, or ten cent ticket,
az easy as pin, he said he sometimes found
them things, but PIN is much easier seen
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Tape Worm Renewed with Head
ComaIate


In few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
No fee until cured Fifty per cent. OF cases OF dys
pepsla and disorganzations OF liver are caused by
ttomach and other WORMS existing in the aimentary
canal. have vegetable remedy which thectually
removes them and cleanses the aver and Kidneys
Numbers Of prominent citizens of Philadephia,w who
have been a'ed for various seases-dyspepsia
consumption, bronchitis. female weakness, dc -
can certify that my trt atmeut has cured tn IN and
that they had been treated for the wrong diseases
None but vegetable remedies used, and no lee TILL
cured.
Their symptoms and treatment-In this age OF in
ventions It is very remarkable, but more the less
true, that the symptoms Of worms, disease OF tht
NEST dangerous character, are so little understood
by the medical men Of the present dav. These
parasites undo rpo the most curious trsEs ormatOns
They remain months and even years in the body
before they are fHlly developed They only mature
in parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air, as In the alimentary canal or ungs0n
generally in the former.
There are numerous kinds but the most dangerous
and by far the most dicnlt to remove ia the tape
worm. This worm ia constructed OF nat pieces,
which are connected 10 the head py very hne neck.
The parasite is sometimes th y feet long, bat s SO
thin that the worm could be held in small bottle.
Tne symptoms OF this, as OF other worms, are
weakness and irritation. Insanity is sa in some
instances has been causr by this disease.
TO effect perfect cure the head Of the worm
must be removed This is very d'fiicuh to accom-
plish and several eminent PHYSICIANS have ony been
able 10 remove parts of the body. These who are
troubled with this losthsome disease can he cured in
the short space OF three hours by visiting his oice
DR.. K. +. KUEKRI,No. 250 North Ninth street Phla-
delphia, Pa. 4 he Doctor has been established In
business the last thirty years and is no quack.
TO see. Advice free.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
City Pellslos.
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING.

Owing 10 Misunderstanding and net knowing
that the Street Commissioners Office had been re-
moved 20 No East Sixth street, within the
limits OF the Fourth Ward, the meeting Of the
Third Ward Republicans was held in 3
different place than that originally intended. A
goodly number, however, were in attendance
and the meeting was organized by the appoint
ment OF VIM, b, Schoen, President and John II.
Graham, Secretary.
After free and full interchange of opinions,
. resolution was adopted to postpone the cleo
Ton of candidate for City Council, until Mon-
day evening next, the 25th instant, between the
hours ~ and 0 o'clock. German d. Lincoln and
O b. Woodward were appointed to hold the elec-
tion.
Thomas Darlington, Bauduy Simmons, 8. G
Simmons, B. S. Clarke, William Green. and Ii. U.
McLear. are mentioned in connection with the
nomination.
FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC MERfIsa
The Democrats Of the Fifth Ward held meet
ing, last evening at the office OF W. X. HodgsOn.
Esq. IN the Almond building. The committee
appointed at n previous meeting to recommend
candidates for Council and ward officers, report
ed it inexpedient to make any nomination for
Council ut present, but recommended John j,
Green for Inspector, and John W. Canary for
Assistant Inspector. The report OF the commit
tee WAS adopted and the meeting adjourned.
1t 10 generally understood that Samuel n.
Pusey, Republican OF the Ward, is to be an In-
dependent candidate in opposition to H. f, Pick
els the regular Republican nominee, aud il it is
ascertained that Mr.. Pusey can influence sufi
cient number of Republican votes to insure his
election, combined with the Democratic vote,
then there is to be no DemocrAticnominee out
il it is found that the Republicans of the ward
are nearly unanimous for Mr.. PIckels, the Dem
ocrats are TO have a candidate Of their own.
THE SECOND WARD NOMINATION, DEMOCRATIC,
On Monday evening, the Democrats of the
Second Ward, meet to select candidates for
Council. Inspector. etc Jacob l.. Brown, we
learn, positively declines to allow his name to be
used, and the contest ia therefore narrowed down
to Robert H. Taylor. We understand, however
that John II. Moore has expressed detern>ina'
ton to make an effort to secure the nomination.
THE NOMINATION ELECTION, THIS AFTERNOON.
The Democratic nomination election for can
didates for President Of City Council and City
Treasurer, are in progress at the City Hall, this
afternoon. For the first position, VIM. s. Nc
Caulley is the only candidate. For the City
Treasurship, L. b. Frazer and R. d. Hicks are
the only aspfants, but very warm contest Ii
being waged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Real Estate.

PROPERTY AT PUBLIo SALE.-Ogle Il Miller will
sell, at public sale, on the premises. on satur-
day next, the Both inst 3 frame house, three
building lots, the fsrmer near the corner of 9Th
and AdGmsSts., and three lots At the corner of
Shsllcross Avenue, and Franklin st.
PRoPERTIEs SoLD.-Messrs. Reynolds 4 Co. ,9lJ
Market street. report as sales for this week l0
lots on Lowering Avenue for NJ. Lally Sl264
Brick house No. 3l5 E. 10th ST., to Owen Tray
nor s25O0 Farm l56 acres near Smyrna Del.
and Bsckiston church for Cyrus Stern, 52j00
Investment made S2l00 mortgage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

TIMELY PROVISION, ON the 1lth inst ct Beth
lehem, New Hampshire six horses attached to
the morning stage between the Crawford and
the Profile Houses. ran away upsetting the coach
Of Baltimore and fatally injuring Mr.. A S. But
ler q prominent banker at Allegan. Michigan.
who has since died of his injuries. On the 4th
Instant just as Mr. Butler was starting upon his
pleasure trip he took out on accident policy for
s5,O00 with the agent at Lansing, MICHIGAN, OF
one year, only costs S25 and allows S25 per week
for disability. Policies issued at once by Wool
ley Il Van Trump, agents, No. l Journal Build
ing adjoining City Hall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
R.nreaA Hsus..
raArna LEAVE wusrrraroE.

FzAngH LRAvn WILMINGTON.
EDy Esss Yerh-I.s5. l1.ss, q. m. lA10, 500 and
$50 D. n Sundays, LIS g. m.
Epr PhsladelphAa-l.s5, 6i5, T.10, 910 10e6. 1o.s0
1l49 a N. lz1O, 400, A0a. d 0bo, flh. l0s4 p. n.
sundays /. 80 a m, 8 So A90, and 1924 p m
Fbg Beits5as~s-1AHa aas sne 10ta g m 12bo,
l.ss, hiG q. 10 for Port Deposit) and T.2s .. m.
Fsr tks DslsssaFe r. R-lAbns ana lO.l0 .. m /;
ass D N. No Sunday trains.
For Mes Castis-Ss0 q. m, l.25t 8 % p. m. San
ESs Ooatsssslis-s.so, A. M. ana and P. n. Sun
dsys at as. A. n. The nrst two run through 10
FOr Y. d ". R. R-Narket St., Depo..l 100
1910 a m, and bs5 p. m. Sundays, 9.45 M, and
400. p. m.
For PerrJ piils-6 30 p. NJ. Especially
LzAvz PHILADELPHIA F0R WILMINGTON.
tRa0 T. as0 and 1915, Ii. .l5 n N. 1a 10 2s0 s.sO,
400 6.1b 90 LOO 40 and l1.s0 .. m. Sundays 500
m. and s.l5 p. N. and i1.s0 p. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
Froza PktLadslphsa-1aSs,lb3 b3 26,s IS, sbs a m. I;
lalb Iq45 Lib, sss, ts 6.C4. ssO T.Is ssb, 1880
p. IN. sunday l2.t2, l.sS and 9.s5 a. m, and l0ho
p. m
p, M, urom New CaAtle,l i0.1b a m; $50, sb1
From W. 4 R. R.-a11 and l1.se. q m and w
p. m. Sundays at 6, p. M. The s.lb u ~ only runs
from Coatesville.
FToTn v. q v. r.. R-(Market st., Depop T.So a.
N. leo and 500 M. Sundays, IL % and o.45 p. IN
From RsTrb bpttis-s ca m, tSpeciaD
~ See time tables for further partioularA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
MERELY MENTIONED.

An act Of Cruelty -Chapped hands and face are
the most serions annoyance at.farmera, and peo-
pe who labor much cut OF doors, experience nom
EXPOSURE, Exposed persons, especially children
repeatedly sude intensely from great cracks upon
me hands that often bleed 1t is cruel to allow ones
self or others to suffer in this way. when the means
OF positive prevention 30 easy to be had and so
cheaply as TO pay ten cents for cake OF
nand SapOlO. Hand SapOll0 lie not only better than
cnapping. and renders the skin SOFT and pliable
sold everywhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
BIrd.boro' Items.

William Boyer, young mar, in accompanying
late excursion from Blrdsboro'. had his foot
crushed and is lying in a critical condition.
The frame building that has been used by the
Wilmington 4 Reading Railroad for engine
house, or shelter for locomotives has been dis
manted.
During the recent storm two large willow
trees, estimated to be considerably over a hun
dred years old, situated to the east OF the Birds
bero House, were blown down.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
societies.
nKErNas THIS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4. |. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King.
MinquA Tribe No. s, 1. o. R. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, f. Of p, at Knights
of PythAs Hall, I'll Market street.
Asbury Lodge,L o. of G. T., at 9th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hail, 219 King street.
BrAndyVine Lodge, No. IS, l. o. o., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
Eden DIVISION No. 6, 5. of T., Meclary's build
ing,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
New Advertisements, ThIs bay.

Funeral notice
Select School-E Anderson
Card-nenry L Schoenh RI
sunday PaperH-H Moore
House for rent buckley
Rducational-Fr1ends School
Hardware-Trumau d shaw
Rducational-Unionville Institute
Room for rent-202 W Ninth street
Mapewood Institute for Doth sexes
Public Sale OF lumber-Quinby Kent
Notice to Investors-John McLear Son
Notice-Stockhnlder Penna a Del Railway
Public sale of house and lots-Ogle Miller
Money wanted on i1rst mortgage-H English
Excursion to New York City and Central Park
Proposals wanted for building wharf ut Cape May
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

sg-Now for sunmer.-The winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may mol
have ceased 10 blow and our city tAilors have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people Mr.. john II. Nuhlhausen, at AIS King
street. especially has laid in beautiful stock Of
cOatings vestings cassimeres &c, for Spring and s
ready to receive orders from his usual well dressed
customers He Is also having his store papered and
nanted so that everything looks as bright ana fresn
AZ a nav gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Clear weather once more.

Valentines barber shop at Front aud Shipley,
lately burned out. is being rehtted.
The final arrangements for the contest be-
tween the Fame and Water Witch steamers will
be made this evening.
Ann Fothergill will take charge OF the Friends
School on West ST., and it will be re-opened on
Ninth Month, (September,) Sth.
The Brandywine summit camp NEE ting begins
on Tuesday, but several persons have already
moved out into the woods in advance Of the
opening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

~ For Loss Of appetite. Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Depression of Spirits and General Debility in their
vsrious forms, ,FeTro Phosphated Elixir OF Caltssaya
made ny Caswell, Hazard c., New York, and sold
by all druggists Is the best tonic. as a stlmnlsnt
tonic for patients recovering from fever or other
aickness it has no equal. II taken during the sea-
son IL prevents fever and ague and other intermit-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

Es-Sylpan SprlnJs -Chas. Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant place OF resort has been neatly d ted up
Tor the reception OF individual visitors, picnc and
social parties. Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, and ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
trults kc,, will be sold to all VINO desi them, No
In Oxicating liquors will he sold ON the ground. He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market where the above named Injuries NAV be
had during the season. also, at his residence, sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased to see his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

NATTANs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY positively restores
gray and faded mar to ITS natural color in three IL
ten days, Removes dandruff and impars to he hatT
an elegant aud youthful appearance. Warranted ia
contain no poison IL produces pleasant anu cool
ing effect on the soap. Give It a trial You viii
not regret II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

VE-pr. Wistdr's Bdlsdm Of wild Cherry is "a COM
hinaton and form indeed for healing d curing
diseases OF the throat, lungs and chest. 1t cures
cough by looseniRg aud cleansing the lungs, ana al
laying irritation; thus removing the Cause instead
II drying up the cough and leaving the disease be-
Tad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

EE-TAPR EoRMl TAPE WORN Removed
In few hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine.
No fee asked until the entire worm with head is re-
moved; can refer those afflicted to patients whom
have cured that have been treated by noted Physi-
claus OF this country and Europe had been treated
nOnths In Medical Colleges; had taken Dr. Jayhes
pecnc Turpentine and all known remedies. Dr
j. B. Cherry 254 n. Ninth st, Philadelphia. VIII
he at the Washington Hotel. Wilmington, every
Monday, from $. A. M to s, P. NJ,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
partnershiu 4lotifes,

IL ISSoLUTION OF Co-PARTNERSHIP - The
- Co-partuership heretofore existing between
deO Richardson and Edward W HJopes, trauiug
under Inc tIin name Of Richardson Hoopes, hard-
ware Dealers, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent
the business Of the late nrm will be settled by
Edwad W Hopes, who will continue the blsinrss
at tile Old stand, No - Market and 3O2 aud sOI
shipey sire t, Wilmington, Del
GRO RlCHARDSoN,
J.lV let, lST3-W EDW ~ ROOPES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

BALLOON ADVENTURE. Among the attractions
Of the circus, yesterday, was balloon ascension.
At the appointed hour the aeraonaut entered his
car and mounted upwards, everything passing
OF splendidly until he was nearing the earth in
his descent Then his car upset, and the bal
loonist was soon lying sprawling in the mud.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
~ATTBHTIoN

H~ATTBHII0N
AIDES AUITs AND UNDERWEAR,
CORSE1S AND PooPSKIRTS
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
at extraordinary low prices
FRANKS hHPOR. UM,
5ll Market Street, wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

MS CoYLE late OF BrandyWine Springs having
taken the commcdious dwelling, 6Os Market street,
is prepared to take few respectable bJarders at
moderate terms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

In New York yesterday John Lyons was found
by coroners jury to have kicked John Nc
Laughlin to death last Sunday but was acquitted
Of any intention to kill Mclaughlin.