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"Putting up large sum of money will not
help to prove which Fire Company has the best
engino. friendly trial, in good temper, of the
capacity OF the steamers, will do no one any
harm, but an encouragement of the spirit which
underIies betting is damaging to the moral tone
of the community. Don't do it,
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sR-Persons leaving the city for the summer, aud
Wishing TO have tho DAILY COMMERCIAL sent TO
them, will please send uB their address. Where the
paper Is desired for less than month the postage
mad best be prepaid at this ONCE. BY prepayment
OF postage by stamps, regularity OF delivery will be
inau. ed.
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Commercial Reports.


PHILADELPHIA, August 9.
Cotton unsettled at 1872 @2O3sc. Flour steady
superfine 1915 a A so; extras $3.50 a $50 ;
Penna. extra family $7.75@S 26. Wheat dull ;
new red 81 1901 So Corn steady yellow $50
SOC. Oats 4205O. Provisions active pork 171a
0l7s<c. Whiskey 81. Gold 1536. q,
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A FATHER AND SON KILLED IN THE POINT OF ROCKS
TUNNEL.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.
VIM. Fulton and son aged eight years, were
killed by train in the railroad tunnel, at Point
OF Rocks. They we're walking on the track, and
hearing the whistle, stepped before the engine
on the other track.
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nAINTS, VARNISHES.-1Tho Philadelphia EN-
porium for coach and House Painters supplies
W. offer full line Of the best goods a. the lowest
VarniHh and Paint Manufacturers,
Nos. 1856, 1873 and 14o N. Fourth Street,
my27-1y-TW& PHILApkLphaA
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON Aug. 0.
Probabilities: For Middle States, North Eas-
terly winds, slightly reduced temperature and
clear weather with occasional local rains.
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THE ooRoSER's VERDICT IN THE wAwAsET CASE.
WAsHIEGTON, August 9.
The Coroner's inquest rendered 8 verdict Pxs
onerating the officers of the Rdtrdset from CEN
sure for the disaster.
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T7HE BANK ExcHAN c E"

aILLIARD ROOM AND RESTAURANT,
at the co ner of SIXTH AND MARKET ST hEKT
ia being RENTED.
auR9 81
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RANKING HOUSE


of
JAY CoOKE& co.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
de ermned to close Its J-sO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars
and thereafter to pay no higher rate Of interest than
per cent en- further issue of Its bonds the limited
remainder of the s-,Olosn iH now being disposed
Of through the usual agencies
As the bonds Of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Company a .iAnda atlLIO. theyiare
in constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose and will continue to be after the loan s closed
a fact which much enhances their value and
attracnveness as an Investment
The Company has more than 800 miles Of its road
built and in operation, has earned title to nearly
ten million acres Of its land granaud sales Of lands
have thus far averaged IS 90 per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates
John McLeaK 81 Son,
BANKERS,
No. eo2 Market Street.
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sNLFGANT AND RARE EUROPEAN NOVEL,
~ III IS In large Point Lace and Painted Fans,
0Xvdized Jewelry and Ornaments, Chatelaines,
smelling Bottles, Hair and Bonnet Ornaments, and
Veil Pins Belts, Side Satchels, Club Umbrellas and
Parasols at H. DIX0NS,
mITWF&M3m 81 South Eighth St., Phila,
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-Four thousand Carlists are marching on the
town Of Benga, Hfty miles Northwest OF the
aifv
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JACOB vCuRETZ-
: DE y Sir: 1t Is with unsp akable pleasure that
inform you OF the complete recovery OF my child,
from that complaint so fatal to children, Cholera
Infantum, by the use Of your Cordial Your calling
ut my house consiier provldentia as 1t was the
means OF saving my child, sn4tchlng him as II were
have lived five hours after your visit, despite the
attendan "a of the most sKillfu and careful physi-
clans were 1t not for the use OF yor priceless Cor.
dial. Its effect was magical purgng ami vomiting
which occurred every fifteen minutes previously.
was checked at once, and the next day MS b1Wels
were In as healthy state as ever.
have tried It on adults of the family since, for
pains in the Stomach and Diarrhna with complete
success No family should be without 1t; II Is truly
a friend In the hour OF need Respectfully your
Obeaent servant THOMAS BUkSkrT,
142 Burnett st., New Brunswick, n. j.
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PHYSICIANS.
MEnICATED WAX RIPPLE Shields

For the relief OF mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples. Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clothing
from chahng the in1amed surface. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
Z. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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THIRD EDITION..
spnin.

TIE oARLIsTs MARCHING ON BESdA.
RAanRIoAA Au0 q
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ESfMtstnns.
DLEAykNT FAMILY EXcURsI0N |

Steamer ARIEL will leave Ch'stnut-St. Wharf.
Philadelphia. on
TUESDAY. AUG. IL, 1873. at ~ O'Clock, A. M, ior
FRALAND, DELAWARE,
Stopping at Chester and Fourth-St. Wharf, Wit
mington. The exeursionists will nave about i've
hours at the most delightful bathing shore on the
Delaware Bav.
Fare -Rouud Trip-S1.OO. aug7.4t
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DAilD GpasmtereiAf.
JENKINS 4 ATKIKsoN.

WILMER ATKINSON. Publisher.
sR-FoF Terms, Et0., See Second Page
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AN ADMINISTRATIONS SUCCESS.

The patriotic and prudent gentlemen who
managed the political show for the Admins
tration in the recent campaign, no doubt be-
lieyed they were acting for the best when
they announced that the party was so full they
preferred not to take in any more at present.
They were seriously concerned lest some one
should get in who did not vote for President
Grant at the last election, and so they resolved
that the doorkeepers should be instructed to
keep out all such. Whether this was through
fear of overlooking, or of breeding famine
by introducing mouths to be fed where
there was only provision enough for those
already in, was not stated. The work, how
ever, seems to have been admirably well done.
There are no means of knowing how many
applied and were turned away but it is very
certain none succeeded in getting in Indeed,
in looking over the results of the contest, this
seems to be the principal achievement of the
gentlemen to whom the fortunes of the party
of the Administration were intrusted They
have not made much of q success of it in the
way of carrying the election, but they have
done what they set out to when they said
nobody should come into the party who was
not in it year ago. Whoever asks proof of
their success in it has only to DO referred
to tho returns.
The idea was an excellent one; worthy the
able and distinguished persons who invented
it and induced the party to adopt it. They
knew very well that the party was exposed
to the Eruption of great mass of people who
hankered for the society of these leading
Republicans, and burned with desire to vote
the Republican State ticket. Such
rush was of course to be avoided
if possible, and so the leading persons
gave this notice gently but firmly. that the
party was full and they had got through
taking in publcans and sinners 1t was dis
appointment to thousands, a sore and grievous
disappointment, but we must say in their be-
half that they bore 1t with philOsophc COM
posurc such rs we have rarely seen equalcd
and never excelled. The spectacle was one
which excited mingled emotions of pity and
admiration. For the firm stand of the gifted
young persons in command of the Adminis-
tration forces, who knew their duty and did
it. the public cannot but have tho highest re-
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spect while the feeling of pity for tho thou
sands who wanted to get into the Republican
party in time to vote the ticket and were
prevented by this decree, is qualified by admi-
ration of their heroic conduct in submitting
without question to the exclusion. Inc masses
who were shut out felt that it was LOT inc
public good and the good of the party anu
were content. s,
One of the most encouraging features OF 'nc
result is the fact that there are DOW 80 many
vacancies in the Administration party 'hd'
the doors may safely bo thrown wlde open
and tho doorkeepers and tylers Withdrawn
1t seems as though several must have gone
out of the back door lately to leave 80 much
room inside. The anxiety to get IN, however
is full as great as it was before election
But the movement to keep out converts seems
to have been bountiful success.
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gnocx TO advertisements.

AN,rstuvNrs-Sere,,h Page-Bth ana 9th columns.
RASKfyG AND fINANCIAI--T THIRD Page-4th column.
RASkISG HOUSES AND BASKERs-Ihrd Fdge-6h COL
.a,.una
HusINFss NOIICEs-fOUFth PGI-1st column.
CHANCES FOR BUSINESS MEN-SeDenih Pd1e-2d cOluIn0'
DANCING ACADEMIES SiTth Pa0e-5th column.
DIVIDEND NOTICES Third PG0e-6th column
DRY GoODs-ScrcHh Pdge-6tn column. -,
EUROPEAN ADyERTIsEMsNTs-6L-A Fs0e-Sth anu o'h
columns.
FtSANcIAL-Third PAGE Cth column.
FINE ARJs-ScpsHth Pdge-Glh column.
FURNITURE ccnh PIgc-6th column
HELP WANTED. MALEs--Screnh FaOe-6fh coluinn
HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS. @c-IhFd fG9e-lst
column.
HoTEIS- Sepenh Pape-2d column.
INSTRUCTION Page 4th ana 9th columns
LECTURES AND MEETINGS-SepBnh P11e-6th column.
LOAN OFFICEs-Sirih PdQe-5th column - ,
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTEIs-StfttP dAe-bth Column
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-Fiffh PGOe-5th Column.
MIsCELLANEoUs-T.Td Pagc-lst column; Egh" rage
-5th anu 9Th columns. 49,,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ereNm Pdge-6th column.
NEW PuBIIcArIONs-SiIih Pd0e-3i and An columns.
PRoPosALs-SiTM Page-5th column.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CIII-SereHh i6gc-lst cul-
JERsEY-SepenH! Pdgt-1st column; COUHTRf-SeeenM
Fd0e-lst column At AUCTIoN-Serenth Pdgc-lst
AMI al columns; TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pdge-2d col
umn.
SALES BY AUcTfoS-Sirth P1gs5'h column.
SAVINGS BANKS third PdOe-Cth column
SITUATIONS wANTEI. MALEs--SeUsnh Pdge-Sd column;
FEMALEs-SCpcnh Page-3t. 4th ana 5th columns
SPECIAL kOIICEs-Fifth Pt0e-0th column. -
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILRoADs-SSFtb Pdge-0th anu oth
columns.
sTEAMERs, OcRAN-Second Pase-6th cOlumn-7hird
Id0c-lSt column.
TEACnERs-Srih Pa0e-5th column.
10 LET. BROOKLYN PROPERTY Sepsnh Taye-2d col
umn; CITY SepeHM PIge-2d column.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PARTY POLITICS IN FRANCE.


NJ BUFFET RE-ELgcTED PRESIDENT or TIiE ASSEM-
BLY-As IvTERPgLLATIoN IN REGARD TO TIE
FAILURE or THE GOVERNMENT TO ORDER fIEc-
TIoNs-A MOTION FOR A pLEDIscITUa TO BIZ IN
PARIS, Thursday. Nov. 6. 1873.
Tho Assembly to-day. by UNANIMOUS vote, re-
elected NJ. Buffet as its President. the entre Lcit
rising the vote announced.
VI. Leon Say submitted an Interpolation on tho
failure of the Government to order elections 70 ilA
vacancies in the Assembly within the time pre-
scrbed by law. Thursday next was assigned Tor
debate on the Interpolation.
The Left have been given a majority il six OF tho
fifteen bureaus.
A new motion for o plebisoi'sm on the form OF
government is 10 be introduced, and VIII be sup
ported BY many Republicans.
LONDON Friday. Nov. 10 0. m.
The French Ministry bas not RESIGNED Tho
special dispatch to Tho Tines OF yesterday annoanc-
ing the resignation was premature
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Netu;;1lotk Daily Gribmats.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER z, 1873.

NJ Buffet was reelected President Of the French
Assembly the members of the Left have presented
Interpolation in regard to the failure Of the
Government TO order elections; motion for
q plebiscitum will be introduced. 80 There is
great rejoicing at Havana over the capture Of the
yrginius. 60 The Captain-G eneral Of Cuba has pub
Hshed an address assuming office. - The Itch
borne trial has been postponed for year. So Prince
Bismarck has recommended that Germany participate
IN the Centennial Exhibition.
Ata meeting of the creditors OF the sprague Manufac
turing Co ana A. & W. sprague d. Co. at Providence
three trustees chosen take charge Of the prop
erty OF the debtor corporations. The Democratic
majority In this State is estimated at about $4,000
the Anti Monoposts In Minnesota have elected their
candidate for Treasurer and have some hopes OF obtain
Ing the State scholarship Kempers majority IN Vr
GINA estimated OOO The Republican majority in the
kewJerseY Legislature, on joint ballot has been re-
cuced about wothigds IT steamer BAvarlan
burned on Lake Ontario and IA persons missing, In
Guiding the captain. Ten mills, employing l,75o
hands have suspended operations Philadelphia. =.
Vice President Scott Of the Pennsylvania Railroad again
denies the runor that lie intended 20 sTesign g. The
evidence Ia the Undertook trial closed and arguments
Tor the defense were made by Messrs Perdue and
mcVeagh.
Oliver Charlck was expelled from Tammany Hail. snd
grave charges made against the Police Commits
sioners In regard TO the election. The American
Missionary Society discussed the Needs Cinnamon
Indians, and COlOred Men," = Juryman Center was
sent 10 for month for contempt Of Court during the
Stokes trial. The jurybox In the Tweed trial is st
empty. So A motion made 10 quash one or the
indictments against Connolly So Dorman B. Eaton
argued for the Police Justices In the Injunction
suit - There a general advance in stocks. -
The Chamber of Commerce referred to special commit
resolutions favorng return to specie payments
The brickayers refused TO yield to the demand Of
their employers. Gold. LOCI lO6i, 1861. Thermom-
etar. 40 $50
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THE FALL IN GOLD.

Gold still continues its downward course,
"a if we were to DO brought to specie pay
rnent5 without the consent Of the Nationai
Administration, and almost without the
knowledge OF the Secretary of the Treasury.
Ire Secretary, in fact, is not to DO supposed
much wiser now than when he undertook TO
supply the place of $4O,0O),000 fractional cur
renoy with a handful of new silver half
dollars and smaller coins. The shipments
hither of gold from Europe still continue
while the Bank of England is vainly cndeay-
oring to stop the tide by advancing the rate
of interest The English people must have
our grain, and, since in the present state Oh
o,,r finances they find difficulty in collecting
from the importing merchants, they have only
gold with which to buy It, 50 that these SHIP
ments must continue for some time.
While they do continue, what body OF men
in our country so bold as to undertake
"bullu speculation in gold Yesterday the
premium was rs low as 6b per cent. VINO
would be harmed if it should fall to par In a
week? Merchants would possibly lose tribe
on goods on hand but their next purchases
would be made with currency, on which thcre
wonld be no discount, and the net loss to
them would DO hardly ealculable. Only spec
ulotors for q rise would DO seriously hurt !;
and who cares how badly they are
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Amnssmrnls, eit.. Chs evening.

harmonic Society," At 8: Slrakosch Italian Opera
Company.
BooTH's THEATER.-Tamet. Edwin Booth.
DALY's BROADWAY THEA1ER--" Under the Gaslght"
GRAND OPLRA HOUSE." Round the Clock"
NmLo's GARDEN" The Black Crook"
OLYMPIC TuEArER-" Rip Van Winkio." Eobcrt hc'
Wade.
Tony PASTORS OPERA HoUsB-Varietes.
VN1oN souARE TnEATER.-" The Geneva Cross"
WAIIACk's THRAIER-' she StOops TO Conquer LES
ter Wa,laek
AMERICAN INsrTTrrR-Day and Night. Annual FAR.
ASSOCIATION HALL.-Leotur@ Harriet BeecDef o'o"e'
BAN HALL.-The Pilgrim.
Cooppp Ixsy,r,1p. uariz and Magic; Cotton and
Laughing Gas. a.
=. 4. BARNUa's WORLDS FAIR.-Day ana 6SohinE' N'
Twenty -seyenth-St. and FOurti-aVe.
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A LITTLE MYSTERY IN WASHINGTOM

When the First National Bank of Washing
ton suspended it was q debtor to the Govern
ment to the amount of $s37 900, only 100000
of which was secured. The law prohibits de-
posts of the public money in national banks
without the security Of United States bonds
and there has been great deal Of curiosity
to know upon what pretext and under what
circumstances the law was violated in the case
of this favored institution. The mystery
deepens when we are semi-officially informed
from Washington, first that the $4,000
of unsecured money got into the bank
in the regular course of business. and
secondly that the Government has now been
absolutely secured against loss without preju-
dice to the claims of private creditors. IL it
is the regular course of business in Washing
ton to make unsecured deposits of public money
with national banks in cOntravention of the
law, the knowledge of that fact will be highly
interesting to the public. And if any portion of
the securities in possession of the bank or of
Jay Cooke g. Co. has been turned over to the
Government to make good the loss, the knowl-
edge Of that fact will be highly interesting to
the private creditors.
There are some curious circumstances in this
affair which call for explanation. BY the OFF,
cial statement of the Washington banks for
September it appears that on the 18th of that
month the First National had $4,000 of tho
Government money on deposit, secured by
100000 in bonds. On the same day Treasurer
Spinner made draft on the bank for about
$4,000, which was not paid. A few days later
he made another draft for the same amount
and that also was not paid. On
the 18th the bank closed its doors
and it was discovered that during this inter-
val of six days, while the bank had been un-
able to meet its obligations to the Govern
ment, it had secured an increase of $4,000 of
Government deposits without any augmenta-
ton of the security. A clue to this mystery
was afforded in our Washington correspond
ence the other day. Banks outside of Wash
ingtOn have been allowed, it seems, To
obtain fractional currency on presenta.
ton OF a certificate that an equal amount
in greenbacks had been deposited with
them to the credit of the United States but
this regulation did not apply to the Washing
ton banks, because they could always ex
change greenbacks for currency at the Treas.
ury. Mr.. Richardson, however, against the
circumstances of Treasurer Spinner violated
the rules Of the Department by issuing to the
First National Bank, few days before it sus-
pended, nearly 100000 in fractional currency
without receiving an equivalent in greenbacks
This probably accounts for the large balance
of unsecured deposits discovered when the
bank suspended.
But the question still remains unanswered
Who has since put up securities to cover the
liabilities of the Govefnment, and of what do
those securities consist The Receiver denies
all knowledge OF the transaction, and it ia not
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Enslness Noillcs.

INsUREs MEN OF ALL TRADES AND OCCUPA-
roxS-TKAvElEEs LiTE ACCIDENT INSURANCE. CoA,PASr
THE SEVEN SENSES by DR.. Il. w. Raymond,
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Art STUDENTS VIII ma IN The TRIBUNE
the Of Arr Stables delivered az the Ma
tiOua Academy Course. fuCe cents
WEISS ON SHAKESPEARE-Slx ShakeSpearean
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carefully Dr. Cons Paper Insects which uure
uy reported TBBt EXTRA No 10 Prce 10 ces BY mail
Address The TKIBUSE, New York
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easy 20 understand how the assets of the bank
could be touched without his consent Inc
Treasurer of the United States knows nothing
about it, and if any securities have been turned
over to the Government they ought 10 DO IN
his possession. We submit to Secretary hich-
ordson that the case requires calculation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

Tho fascination to science Of the North Pole Is ap-
parently as strong as if it were an electrical phe-
nomenon An article in The Contemporary Rertew
states that the leading scientific societies IN England
are preparing to appeal to Government To oiSpatch
another exploring expedition next year. TO the no
zen region Mr. Gladstone was member OF the
Ministry which in 1916 sent out from England the
last Arctic party and this fact gives hope that as
Premier he will be equally liberal. There are no
longer such serious dangers to be anticipated as met
former expeditions; the accumulation OF experience
and of new scientific appliances renders the way oil
the explorer now comparatively easy. As for the
methods Of the exploration Arctic authorities are al
present of the opinion that two wc-fortihed steam
ers should proceed up Bains Bay, and as far TO the
North as possible up Smith Sound whence travelling
parties would explore the unknown area. AT the en-
trance of Smith Sound one Of the steamers would re-
main as depot vessel while the onward
to the North BY this means any accident to the lat
ter would not be the calamity it has proved in less
thorough expeditions 1t is argued that if the PolariS
q river steamer Of small power and i'll adapted for
ice navigation could get SO far it did without diff
fculty. a properly equipped English expedition could
do more An additional safeguard is the perfection
TO which the art OF sledge travelling has been
brought thus giving the best opportunity for the
most useful discoveries in the North. Englishmsn
think with Mr. Robson that an exploring party, TO
be successful, should be under strict naval dscp-
line. This would be especially necessary during
Winter cruise, which alone will insure observations
of great value 1t Is improbable that an expedition
of the practical and liberal sort proposed meet
with failure Americans will rejoice at its success
feeling at the same time, it is to be hoped, something
of regret that they should be outdOne in scientific
enterprise.
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THE TICHBoRNE TRIAL.

FURTHER HEARING POSTPONED FOR YEAR.
LONDON. Thursday. NOV. 9. 1873.
Mr. Hawkins to-day applied to the Queens
Bench Tor an extension of Tor hearing In
the Of the Tchborno caimaut until ovo maer, 1874
The application was granted.