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In the lottery for the horse, for the benefit
of the Sisters in Aigiers, ticket COZ won the
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Branch No.-6 meets nert Tuesday evening"
In our last issue. through our own error, the
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In the lottery for the oil painting, for the
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AN ARTICLE, OF TRUE MERIT.-" Browns
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A GRAND CONCERT AND EXHIBITION,
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A CARD. ..-.
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nh4 If Agent for the Sale Of this Picture.
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Mission in Houston, TerGs.-At the church of
the AnnnncfatiOn for the past week, the Re-
demptorist Fatbers-Rev. Father Smulders of
st. Louis, and the Rev. Father Dohl of New
Orleans7-have been addressing large and at
tentive audiences. They leave our city to-day
for their homes.
The Bishop Of Galveston. Ri. Rev. C. n.
Dubuis, yesterday morning instructed the
large audience that assembled to witness the
ordination of Stephen Outlet, which took
place at this church. Mr.. Outlet was educa.
ted for tho priesthood at Lyons, France, and
has been performing good service in our midst
for the past two years: Father Smulders preach
ed the sermon at 10 o'clock A. n, the ordina-
mony was very impressive, and those present
will long boar it in remembrance.
Father Querat, who IL the pastor of the
church, saw With delight the result of his past
labors, in the confirmation of sixty-three COM
municanta. The Bishop spplauded his zeal,
and was gratifed at this ocular proof Of the
progress Of the faith among tho young. A
Catholic convent is being erected close 60 the
church of the Aunnneiation, and the school
department. of it will be provided with the
best lay teachers. Catholic members will be
glad to know this fact Union, april "a.
NesV VIsitor of the EGEdrists--We are very
much pleased to learn that Very Rev. James
Rolando has recently been appointed by the
Superior General of the LaGarists in Paris, TO
fill the position of Visitor of the Order in tho
United States q position which has been va
cant since tho death of the late Very Rev. j.
J. Heyden.
Father RoIando is we'll known in Philadel-
phia, as he has heen attached to st. Vincent's
church, Germantown, and for time had
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
s.The Tiger Is I.oonc ,

EXCITING SCENE ON NORTH RIVER prER-A BEN
GAL TIGER ESCAPES FROM MS GAZE.
Among the arrivals at New York on Tuesday
was the ship "City of Sparta, which craft
brought very interesting cargo. Among the
eonsignments we're number of rare wild beasts,
including four huge Asatc elephants, a Suma-
tran black rhinoceros, a horned horse, three
Bengal tigers etc., the property of Mr. A. Fore
pAugh, the well-known Snowman.
Yesterday the work Of removing these animals
from the vessel to the wharf was commenced.
Several of the beasts, including the elephants,
had been safely landed, and everything progress,
ed satisfactorily until about noon, when one OF
the crew informed Mr.. Forepaugn, who was
experimenting the embarkation on the dock,
that one Of the tigers had become very Testive,
and was exhibiting disposition to break from
his cage. The sailor further stated that the
beast, in tearing about his cage, had partially
succeeded in wrenching it from the strong
planks which constituted its floor.
Mr. Forepaugh only smiled at the fears OF the
sailor, and went on with his work and here the
matter dropped for the time being. After all
the smaller animals, together with the elephants
had been landed, the workmen turned their at
tention to the rhinoceros, who was confined in a
huge box Of thick planks, the corners of which
were heavily bound with strong iron bands
just as the cage had been rolled to the pier the
Workmen were startled at seeing several of the
sailors, half dead with fright come tumbling
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28

of Commodore Glllis took place from his late
residence S07 West street, at IL o'clock, this 4.
NJ Services were held after the custom of the
Episcopal church, the Chaplain of the Naval
Asylum. of Philadelphia, aud Rev. Geo. A Lati-
mer' OF this city, officiating. Admiras Smith
and Gardiner of the Naval Asylum were present,
and the funeral was largely attended. Nine
Mas1ns from Jefferson Lodge. Philadelphia,
acted az pall-bearers, and the coffin was carried
oy sy SIX sailors from the Naval Asylum, detailed
plain black suit The coffin was handsomelv
mounted tea "a, and very large silver plate rested
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
Pratt's Astral oil

Supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and reli-
able Illuminating OIL for family use free not only
from the danger Of an explosion, but from the dan
ger OF the huld lgniting should tile lighted lamp be
the ordinary Kerosene lamps, furnishing light un-
equaled by gas, satisfactory in every particular and
iree from all apprehension Of danger. It Ia put up
can is closed with metal cap, bearing the manu-
tacturerss STAMP. BY Purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the genuiueness OF the goods Is war
ranted with the assurance Of obtaining an oil per-
teGtly pure and safe. Supplied, wholesale and re-
tail by
r. BRINGHURsT 4 CO, ApSthecaiies.
cor. Sixth 0ld Market streets.
uriIrniuotny1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
Tho shelIpOi and dsemser Passenger Rail-

The shelIpOi and dEemuor Passenger Rail-
way.
The charter OF the proposed new Passenger
Railway reached it's final passage, in the House,
yesterday and was then laid over to o'clock, on
M onday. 1t grants extensive powers Among
them is that of using the rails, (upon rates OF
compensation to be fxed,) of the present Rail
way; also to occupy the streets, by consent of The
City Council, prooided that il the Council does
not by ordinance object to the occupancy OF
streets proposed, within three months after the
passage of this charter, its consent will be COT
sidered as given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
HOUSE.
The House met at 10 o'clock.

The House met at 10 o'clock.
The Committee on ways and means introduced
resolution instructing them to ascertain il the
Legislature were tn tax the p W. Il d II. r.
Co. to the amount of only $40 900 per year
whether that corporation would agree to aban-
don all law suite against the State abolish the
~. so peach tax and 10 cent passenger tax and
reduce the freight tariff ~ per cent. on all farm
produce and merchandise transported over the
Delaware railroad. Adopted.
MIR. Maris presented resolutions from the
Wilmington Board Of Trade asking aconstitution-
al amendment authorizing general incorporA-
ton law. Referred to a special committee
The Senate amendment making the Holly
Tree Ian Association incorporation bill pub
lie instead of private act, was concurred in.
Mr.. Maris gave notice of an act repeating an
act divorcing Elisha ]. Bailey and reviving a ld
continuing in force the bill dvorcing that gen
tleman.
Numerous petitions were read and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Hickman the bill re-incor-
porating the Wesleyan Female College was
read the third time and referred.
The following bills were read once Sem
aNs S'l divorcing Emma Lynch from her hus-
Pana .IS aeha.e Viii incorporating the New Castle
| improvement Co; by Mr.. Hutchinson, chang
| ing the place OF voting in Appoquinomink hun.
| dredi by Mr. Hickman, prohibiting live stock
running at large IN districts 81, so and Gl, New
Castle County by MI Maris. authorizing the
borrowing Of $50, 900 additional for school pur-
poses IN Wilmington also Incorporating the
Mechanics Cooperative Association Of Will
mington for the Manufacture of cars carria-
! ges etc
At u 10 the House adjourned.
The House met at three o'clock
| MI Mafis introduced bill incorporating the
Delaware Land Improvement Co also, a bill
| lelating to the charter OF Wilmington.
The following bills were passed enacting bill
| snpplementing the charter Of the Smyrna and
Delaware Bay Railroad Co. by Mr.. Speaker, in
| cooperating FELTON, Lodge. No % A, FA NJ .
by MIR. Ferris, Incorporating Wawaset Tribe, No.
| y Imp. . II. NJ; also. incorporating Humanity
| Circle, No. l, B. U. II f. @. A, Of Delaware
sanate bill diyorcing VIM W. Roberts from his
wiie by AIr. joel Thompson, prohibiting live
stock from running at large in White Clay Greek
Hundted; by Mr.. Silver, divorcing Joseph q.
| File from his wife by Mr.. Clough, incorporat-
| ing Enterprise b and t. Association Of Wyo-
| ming.
The Senate amendments to the ]. Morton Pool
90. . incorporation act were concurred in and a
petition aski g State aid from the Georgetown
| and FraudfoId Railroad MAS read
AT 80 the House adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
PrattIa As+raI nj,

frst.s X M astral oil wholesale and retail emporium
West Streets Wilmington, Delaware -0"' "Nu
a large invoice Just received In i gallon and 4
gallon cans, convenient for family use Sod bv tbo
quart gallon or barrel, to suit purchasers - sno
Grocers and dealers supplied at lowest wholaaala
rates. S~4e
1t is the only safe and reliable burning nuid in
use, gives the most brilliant light does not grease
the lamps and Will not explode. The gallon cans
are conveniently put up for family use
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28

upon the doek, shouting out, as they did 80 /,
that one Of the tigeFH had
suoozEDEn IN ESCAPING FROM HIs GAGE.
Instantly CONSERVATION wss spread around !
the crowd OF sight-seers diapeEsed in moment,
flying In all directions.
The elephants, who were standing quietly in
the street, were seized with . frenzy, and began
stampede Chains we're snapped asunder as il
mere threads. and the animals were moving
away at the utmost speed.
THE neER's ESCAPE.
was reality-a terrible reality, for after bound
ing MP the platform which connected the ship
with the dock. he had reached the street and
fastened himself to the back of horse attached
to cart belonging to Morgan, Reed Co., and
the poor beast lay dying. Policeman Munroe
moved toward the animal. who was enjoying
his quiet repast, but the tiger, raising his head
deigned not to notice the mission OF the law, and
returned to his prey. 1t cost him his life, for
the officer, with well-aimed shot from bis revol-
yer, killed the beast. He was valued at $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
rrOm our Late Eaiuon of Yestorday.l
CenE es.IeaaI ProceedIngs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.
SENATE.
The Senate has taken up the bill providing fol
a new election in Louisiana, In order to avert q
danger of bloodshed, growing out Of Governor
McEnry's call for the militia.
THE H)usE-ooNTINuATIoN OF THE CREDIT MoBT-
LIER DEBATE.
The House met al 10 A. M.
The first hour was divided between the small
er lights, who wished to ventilate their views on
the Credit Moblier.
At noon, Mr.. Poland commenced the closing
speech of the debate.
After Mr. Poland had concluded, a motion was
made to lay the whole matter on the table, but
was defeated by 50 yeas, to 1874 nays.
The House finally adopted Mr. Sargeut's sub
stitute, offered yesterday, discharging the Spe-
cial Committee from further consideration Of
the subject.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
the GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Specially Reported for tie Commercial.
sENATE-MoRNINa SESSION.
. navPp Fab OG


DOVER, Feb. 90.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock.
The following bills were read third time
and passed ; by Mr.. Shakespeare, to amend the
Act toiucorporate the Middletown Manufact arng
90. e; to incorporate the Middletown Mutual
Loan Association to incorporate the Washing
ton Camp No. 1, Of the Z o s. A. to incorp1-
rate the Peninsular Fruit Growers Association.
On motion, the following bills were read by
Mr.. Riddle to incorporate the Delaware aud
Chester county II. Il Co.; to incorporate the
Wesleyan Female College by Mr.. Watson, to
open a new road in North Murderkill Hundred,
and vacating road in Cedar Greek Hundred
by MIR. Vandergrift, to amend Chapter 25, of
Volumn 13, Of Delaware Laws and supplement
ary to Chapter "A, of II h vouma, OF Delaware
Laws entitled Roads al Br ges.
On motion the foil win bills were read
second time; by Mr.. IL. o, to incorporate
The Yourg Mems Co-Operstive Building and
Loan Association; by Mr. Vandergrift, to lay
out road in Milford Hundred.
The act amendatory to the act to incorporate
Delaware College, was lost.
The Senate adj j1urned and met at 8 o'clock, p.
NJ.
On motion the following bills were read To
divorce Joshua b. Wilkins from his wife and
Samuel J. 0thoson from his wife by Mr. Stock
ley, to repeal an act for the grading of a certain
street in Laurel TO amend Chapter 25, the 18th
Volume Of the Laws Of Delaware; BY Mr.. Riddle
to incorporate this WILMINGTON Female College
W -uE1 DpedhbIf u hupplell3ul 10 tD6 act
to limit the city debt of Wilmington and to pro-
vide for the discharge OF the same, and to au-
thoriza the Mayor aud City Council of the city
of Wilmington to condemn land for the purpose
of the erection of wharves by Mr.. Ellis, to
amend chapter SO. Revised Code and IS of the
Revised Code : by MIR. Vandergrift, amendatory
to the act to incorporate the Island Pond Marsh
Company by the Speaker to amend Chapter 16
Of the Revised Code, [this act makes it the duty
of any judge or inspector OF any election, to
stamp the tax receipt of the person voting.
Sundry bills Of private nature were read a
second time by title and referred to the appro-
pirate committees.
On motion, the following bills were read a
third time and passed. By Mr.. Shakespeare to
incorporate the Delaware Chemical Manufactu-
ring Company; to incorporate the j. Morton
Pool company with amendments; to incorpo-
rate the Baltimore, Chesapeake and Delaware
Bay Shore Railroad Company, and the Worden
and Evans Company ;by Mr. Rieords, giving the
consent Of the State of Delaware to the purchase
blythe United States of land in this State for
public Improvement, and supplementary to
chapter 1921 of voumn IL OF the laws of Della
ware by Mr.. Ellis, to amend chapter 524, OF the
i3 yolumn of the Laws of Delaware and in re-
lation to the seals of Notary Publics and Com
missloners of Deeds by Mr. Stockley, to change
the name OF Lima Jester to Lima George
On motion of Mr. Ellis. the report of the
Joint Committee on the codiication OF the Laws
was adopted.
Adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
GEO. WOODS 81 CO.'S,
PARLOR AND VESTRY ORGANS.

ELook at this, did you ever see a inner organ Nc
engraving can DO justice 10 the appearance OF this
Instrument. Take notice, every stop In thess
Organs has been put in for e,and among them are
the best ever invented. TEE VUX HUMANA pro.
dqces beautiful and sympathetic quality OF tone
rhE No4 CHLESTE, possessing a peculiar and
thrng quality of tone, most ppe-like In its nature
ness ~ S
These stops are Of the most hewitching characte
and blend charmlngly with voices. Makers OF RS
organs nave, Tor years been trying to make instrl-
Pipe Organ, A '-S
We venture to say there is not a Reed Organ in
tne market to-day, that approaches 80 near the
ripe organs, as the Geo. Woods Organs For
beauty OF finish, qnalty of tune, thorough work.
msnsnlp and durability we viii place them along
side OF any Reed Organ. Oe
THESE organs are becoming very popular throneh-
with great success ~ 4-"'VPe
They are sold at most moderate prices, and on in
stamenta do not buy until you have seen and heard
these Instruments, ~ N'A'N
send for Illustrated price list
&Beautiful Organs with several stops only S1Oa
No. 10T W. Seventh St., Wilminston.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28

1t is understood that the proposition to place
statue of John NJ Clayton in prominent po-
sition on the front of the new hotel building is
not yet advanced to any definite shape, but
there seems little doubt that II proper effort
were made, there would be a warm response,
and a sufficient amount of money could be
raised. Hon. Joseph p. Comegys, of Dover, who
Is near connexion, by marriage, of Mr. Clayton,
had it in contemplation to have painted por-
trait Of the deceased statesman, to be placed in
the hotel, in a suitable position, but pending the
proposition for statue, he will probably wait
10 see its result.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28

By the recent decease of William T. Read,
Esq, vacancy is caused in the Board of Cen
tennial Commissioners, Mr.. Read having held
that position in behalf of this State. The vacan-
ey, we learn will shortly be filled by the Presi.
dent, upon the nomination of Governor Ponder.
On account of the infirinities of Mr.. Reads
health, he was never able to attend the sessions
of the Commission, and the duties of the place
were discharged, very efficiently, by his Alter
nate, John H. Rodney, Esq.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28

Selling IndiRn-MeRl Bran &c, by Weight.
A bill was passed in the House, at Dover, yes
terday, requiring all Indian meal bran, ship
stun, ETC., to be sold by weight, and not by mea-
sure. The act does not apply to farmers selling
the actual produce Of their farms. petition
for the law was presented by Mr. Silver, sigued
by Henry DUPONT, Irene DUPONT, and some four
hundred other residents of Brandywiue aud
Christiana, and it was stated that. the object of
the bill was to prevent frauds by retail dealers in
such meals. They buy Of Wholesale dealers, by
weight, but sell by measure, and filling up the
measure very lightly, give the buyer much less
than the proper weight. Upon these explana-
tions, the bill passed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28

Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
DR.. Jaynes Expectorant for Coughs and Colds
Ayers Cherry fectoral
Or Schenck's Pu monlc Syrup
DIR. Roses Cough Syrup
DR. sehenck's Pills,
DIR. Roses Pills,
Dir. Jayne's Pills
Dr: Ayers Plls, and all the leading patent medi-
cines In the market.
Also,a full and well selected stock of fresh D-n0u
Medicines and Fancy Artices on hand. e'i
country store Keepers and grocerB supplied with
ParegOric, Ladanum, nc, w.
Essences Of all kinda, wholesale and retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets
Wilmington, Delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28

New Orleans despatch says that the Kellogg
Government have proposed compromise to the
Fusionists which would make Kellogg Governor
aad give the Republicans three majority in the
Legislature OH joint ballot. No conclusion has
bsen arrived at in the mattor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
For the hoiIaays.

For the HoiIeaYs.
z5 od5r Cases ia Velvet, Russia Leather and Rose
Cigar cases in Russia Leather,
Antique Bronzes.
Gold and Silver Capped Puugents,
Nnt Glass ilognes in pairs and sets.
wax Flower Materials, ColOrs and Tools
Boheinian and Cut t. ilet Sets
Bronze. 9'' -Ou''i'' uuu oii'
Bouquet Holders, Flour Vases and Mantel orna-
French Plate Toilet Mirrors,
Hair Brushes and Combs
Powder Puffs and Boxes
Novelties In Perfumery
SurdLieH In Relic Wood. Scotch Plaid Wook. Raae
Weo!, Turkish Wood Russia Leather swiss CARED i
Wood, SatinwoOd. 'A0 Wi 'oN
Thermometers In great variety
AT uniformly low prices at