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FEVER AND AGUE.

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not q remedial agent n this world that will cure fcyti
aud Ague, and all other Maarous, Bilious, Scarlet, r
phold, Yellow and other Feyers taided by RAILWAY.
PILLS. so quick rs RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Eifty cents per bottle. Sold by Druggsts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
NeishborIng Counties.

Carpet rag parties are West Chester diss.-
patton.
The ladies' in the vicinity of Oxford have
formed Feminine Farmers Club.
Samuel Williams, an old soldier of 1912, and
a resident of West Chester died on Sunday.
The Court of Chester county refused to
grant any more licenses until after the election.
John L. Leonard of West Chester has a pet
Of an alligator which disports itself in his yard
fountain pool.
DIR. William Chandler has rendered his res:g-
nation as Principal Of the State Normal School
at West Chester.
All the grape vines up about Reading ex-
cept the Clinton, have been greatly injured by
the severity of the winter.
Three men voted nay at the Waman Suffrage
meeting in Kennett, last week. The meeting,
however, was very enthusiastic one.
"A thunder storm passed over Chester county
one day last week. The lightning struck in sew
eral places, but did no great damage
On and after the 1st of April next the
Phoenix Iron Company will advance tie wages
of their employees by placing them where they
were before the five per cent. reduction.
The ministers in Chester county are nearly
all warmly enlisted in the temperance move
ment and urge their congregation to oppose the
granting of license by their votes on Friday.
The trappers are beginning to send in their
reports. MIR. Ellis Wilson, of Newlin township,
Chester county, during the month of November
trapped 81 pole cats, Ga muskrats, 10 opossums,
l mink, raccoon and one large hawk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
Amusements.
"rHE vrCrIMs" AND ''aoLON anrNoLn."

THE VIOTIMB' AND 'sOL0N RHIN0LE."
Mr.. Ovens humor influences you, more, as
you see him more. He was almost twice as
funny last night,as when he was here year ago
just because you always laugh at one whom
you know to be full of hnmor and iollity. There
was alaTge audience to enjoy the performance |;
IL our Opera House was proportionate to the
size OF the City, the number present would have
crowded it, but as 1t is a loose fit, yet, there
were vacant seats around the edges.
MIR. Ovens entrance was the signal for hearty
applause. and he gave his characters, with all
the nicely and perfection of voice and manner
that he has attached TO them by long acting.
Joshua Butterby after ALL is as line a creation
as Scion ShhlgLe, and rather more amusing, than
less. The makeup of the latter, the complete
disguise, the perfect imitation OF old age, and
oddly, and semi-intoxioation are the qualities
that do so much for it.
The Company, as we promised yesterday is a
good one, and gives an effective support to MFR,
Ovens Miss Flood, as the strong minded be-
trothed Of Joshua, fills her place very we'll in
deed. and we may say the same Of Mr.. Stewart
as Fttshetbert, Mr.. Benn as MerTyJoedtlser, and
MIR. Ward as Roictey, tho three principal
gentleman characters, as well as of Miss
Williams, who personated Mrs. Fitzterbert
Mrs. Gordon, who appeared as
Mrs. Merryloedller, makes q handsome figure
on the stage, and while her acting was not re-
markable, perhaps, she not trouble herself
abol that.
Tonight Owens and his Company again ap-
pear in q great bill. IL illincluds Every ybodys
Friend" and Mr. Ovens farce of Forty
WiDksn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
THE PEMiH suLA.
WORCESTER COUNTY.

Col Edward Dymock has rented the National
Hotel at Snow Hill, and will take hold at once
The political cauldron bills, and the aspirants
for the sheriffalty and Register of Wills, are al
ready measuring their strength.
Lazarus Maddox, a workman in Rnark's mill
near Westover lost one hand by circular saw,
last week.
Oats have been sown and many peas havo
been planted.
One vessel was launched from W. ]. s. Clark q
marine railway, at Snow Hill, on Saturday, and
three others are on the stocks.
wIooMIoo COUNTY.
Samuel Heam nearly severed his foot at the
instep the other day, while chopping wood.
Herrings are 81 cents apiece in Salisbury.
Court next Monday
The W. IL p r. R., is putting in turn table
at the wharves. This has become necessary by
the great increase of business.
Salisbury boasts the most extensive lumber
market ON the Peninsula.
The croquet season has opened.
Another survey of the Wicomico has been
made preparatory to the spending of the $5, 900
lately appropriated by Congress.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
Thos. P. Lecompte has resigned the ticket
agency of the II. L., at Cambridge, by reason of
and Thos. E.Wright has been appoint-
ed to the vacancy.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate the 9th OF
April and 7. N. Williams has been chosen orator
for the occasion.
The Telegraph Company talks of extending it's
wires into Cambridge, in the fall.
The fruit buds are uninjured. so far.
Ex-Editor Bradley. of the Clipper, will start
steam saw mill at Vienna soon. Ripping boards
is easier work than editing newspaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
PhiIadelphIa Taplcs

There were 32S deaths Iaet week.
"A great Music Publishing Co. is the next en-
terprise.
Have. Commonwealths Souls ?" is a Bulletin
oonundrum.
The Star argues that the determination OF
the red skins becomes necessity"
Keep out OF FTlbert street. The Star says
it is the hlthiest thoroughfare in the city.
"A championship game has been arrange d
between the Athletics aud Philadelphia clubs.
"A fund is being raised to defeat the bill pro-
hibiting the sale of dangerous burning fluids.
An efigy of Irelands patron saint was hang
ing at Broad and Race streets, yesterday morn
ing.
Madame Pauline Lucca will appear at the
Academy of Music on Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday of next week.
The Supreme Court yesterday decided the
Local Option law to be constitutional. Chief
Justice Rsad and Judge sharswood dissented.
Captain Curry, of the Police, says il he can
succeed in closing the groggeries in the vicinity
of Alaska street, he can allay much Of the mise
ry in that section Of the city.
Jones' carpet store, 247 South Second street
was damaged by fire $4,000 worth, Saturday af-
ternoon. It is alleged that Jones is insane, and
that ho set fire to the place himself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
FROM DOVER.

INTRODUCTION OF MORE NEW BueIEEss--THE POST
OFFICE BrLL--A DELAY IN THE ERTERPRIsE-A
BETTER PROSPECT AHEAD,
Special Correspondence fHie Commercial:
DOVER, March is.
Last evenings train south brought to Dover
quite large number Of strangers. These, with
those already here, make large list, and from
the anxious-looking faces. and the button-holing
being done, gives evidence of considerable
amount Of ''log-rolling" being attended to. Many,
1t seems, are the objects of business, these in-
terested parties are looking after. Nothing as
yet however, of public Importance looms up.
The joint resolution receiving no more new
business after 18th inst. was rescinded yester-
day afternoon, and extends the time to the 18th
inst, (to-day). This measure was taken TO allow
the Introduction of bill to incorporate the New
Jersey a. Delaware Central Railroad Company.
This Company has been Incorporated by the
State of New Jersey. and among the incorpora-
tors the names OF the following Delawareans ap-
pear: Senator Yandegrift, Hon. Frank Wilds,
Perry, and others.
Messrs. Robbins and Pancoast on the part of
the Jersey end of the line, came here on Friday
evening. Finding the Legislature adjourned,
the business was left with attorney Wolcott,
The bill provides for liberal privileges on the
part of Delaware, and declares the charter null
and void il not commenced within three years,
or completed entire in six years.
The Poet-Offco bill passed the Senate, but no
action will be taken in the matter for some time
yet. Rule IA was suspended to allow the second |
reading and reference Of the bill confirming a |
city ordinance, vacating the east end of 9th |
street, for the benefit OF the Mccullough Iron |
Co.
The House has been very busy this afternoon /
In reading and referring bills and other papers.
The parties directly interested in the estab- |
ishment of joint stock hotel company have re-
the matter, and have decided not
10 allow the enterprise to die out so soon as
seemed to be the prospect. A meeting of the
noorporators Is announced for this evening,
Rhen the subject will have q fuller ventilation
md probably more encouragement will be given
nlthe way OF larger amounts OF stock subscrib-
,d A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
The President and tho women

Washington correspondent Of the New York
Tribune says that the President recently infor-
med Mrs Savery of Iowa. who was somewhat
strongly backed by politicians in that State for
appointment as consul to one of the European
ports, that he could not approve OF the idea Of
sending women abroad to represent this country,
and that the duties Of the Office could not be
properly performed by one of her sex. She was
also an applicant for the positions OF commits
sioner OF agiicnlture and commissioner OF In
dian affairs. There is little hope that she will
be selected for any office under tha present adj
minetrati0n,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
Gold closed yesterday at 11511. Government

Gold closed yesterday at 11513. Governments
advanced Is "a.
]. B. Grover, constable, was fatally stabbed
by man named Chandler in Henrico county,
Va, yesterday.
Peter L. Wheeler, brakeman, was killed
while uncoupling railroad cars at Binghamton,
N. Y, on Saturday night
Isabel Anderson, q nurse at the Marshall In
firmary, at Troy, committed suicide by hanging
herself on Sunday night.
A Portsmouth, N. H. despatch says, the fish
ing schooner, Joseph Garland, is supposed TO
have been lost on February goth, with all on
board.
1t is stated that Commodore Vanderbilt has
given $500,0O to Bishop McTyeire. of the
Southern Methodist Church, to establish Uni
versity in Tennessee.
The flood in the Susquehanna river, at Column
bia, snbsided yesterday, channel having OPEN
ed in the ice. The Pennsylvania Railroad was
clear of water in the morning.
The lease of the Pennsylvania Petroleum
Railroad to the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad, was perfected at Ttusville yesterday.
Work on the road will be at once begun and
pushed to a speedy completion.
Forty-seven buildings in Lawrenceburg, KY,
comprising the greater portion of the town, were
destroyed by fire on Saturday night. Among
the burned buildings were the Cali House, the
Withsrspoon Bank, and every store but one.
The wind blew gale at the time, and there were
no fire engines in the town.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
wentbsr Record.

REPORT OF THE uGsAL SERVICE.
WsHrNcTos. Mach 1s.
For the Middle States barometer. southsrly
winds and rising tempertlre, followed on Tues
day night by threatening and rainy weather.
REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL no. /, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.,
WnSrNaToS, Dsl., March, 18th, 10 A. If.
Temper Height Dsw Wind Rain
ature Of Baron Point Fall,
62' 3O.07 in. 49.j0Ge 8. g. e. DIN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
THE 0ERERAL ASSEMBLY.
Specially Reported for the Commercial.
SENATE

| 0peCtdttt fkfpOFtsa JOf ule commercial.
SENATE.
DOVER, March II.
The Senate met at o'clock. P, M.
Mr.. Vandergrift offered a joint resolution re-
scinding the Joint resolution relating to new
business, extending the time to the 18th inst,
(to-day). This resolution which was adopted,
was for the purpose of the introduction of bill
| to incorporate the New Jersey Il Delaware Gem
tral Il: r. Co., due notice of which was snbse-
quently made.
Senator Riddle called up the bill for the relief
OF certain school districts in Christiana HID,
which was amended, and was read q second
time.
Stock laws for school district No. 1866, Sussex
county, and No. 80, New Castle, were taken up
and passed,
The following bills were passed An act to
incorporate the Delaware Locomotive Co. An
act to incorporate the Wilmington Iron and
Steel Co. An act to incorporate the Ohristana
River Oar Co.; An act lin relation to site for q
post office at Dover.
House bills read An act to incoroorate the
Eureka Manufacturing Go. to incorporate the
Leipsic Mutual Building and Land Association,
and to confirm city order in vacating certain
part OF 9th street. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House met at 8 o'clock, P. M.
On motion OF DIR. Thompson the Senate Act
to incorporate the Peninsuar Fruit Growers was
read first and second time.
Fifteen or twenty bills Of private nature
were read second time by title.
On motion the following bills were read
third time and pasaed By Mr. Hutchinson, An
Act to transfer csEtain real estate from one
school district toaDother aud enlarge school dist
No. 81, in New Castle county; by MFR. Maris, An
Act to confirm an ordinance OF the city of Will
mington; by Mr. Hickman, An Act giving the
consent of this State to the purchase by the u.
S.of land for public improvement by Mr.. Silver,
An Act to amend chapter 122 OF the Revised
Statutes by Mr.. Maris, An Act to amend chap
ter 376, of volume II of the Laws of Delaware
by Mr.. Vangaskin to amend the act TO ineorpor-
ate the Middletown Manufacturing Go. by Mr..
Hickman, An Act to incorporate the Agricultural
Society of Sussex county.
The Senate joint resolution to receive bill
to incorporate the Delaware and New jersey
Central Railroad Co. was agreed to.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
The clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO l.sO P. M, TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 P. M, TO-DAY
CIV Fairman, Baltimore, Md
J Sprorrer, New York
WI Russell, Spottswood, NJ
s d Patterson, Easton, Pa
E E Ewing, Elkton, Md
Alex johnson, Washington, d O
] n Barker, Williamsport, Pa
VIM Marshall, Milford, Del
8 A Hyers, Phila
A G Clark and wife. Chicago, I'll
TN Kutschman, Phila
J nj Emerson, City
] r Woody, New York city
L s Pratt, Worcester, Mass
Jno M Field, Philada
A N Allen and wife, Chicago. Ill
Hugh e Steele, Coatesyille, Pa
W G Mendinhall, City
B T Breck, Phila
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
A Counterpart to the Recent Murder down
the Peninsula.

Here is the report of murder which instantly
strikes you as being very like, in all its circum-
stances, that committed by the boy Hall, in Wi
oomlco county, q few days ago
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 17.-AIbert Keeler,
aged 81, to-day killed Ida Spencer, aged IA The
murderer was the nephew OF the girls father
belonged in Canada, and had been on visit to
his uncle. After the murder he hastened to the
railroad depot, with the intention Of leaving on
a train just starting, but missing his hold as he
attempted to get on board. fell back on the track
and had his neck broken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
The English Parliament.
Total of ireland. ............
Natal of IInitnd Kinudnnh

It is stated in a Parliamentary paper issued in
the session of 1869, that whereas the existing
members, and Ireland 105 members, the num-
bers, if regulated by population, would be 469
for England and Wales 50 for Scotland, and 100
for Ireland; il regulated by contributions to
revenue, 496 for England and Wales 93 for Scot
land and SO for Ireland; and il regulated by the
mean of tho two numbers, 482 for England and
Wales, 81 for Scotland, and 90 for Ireland.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

Board OF TRADE-SPEoIAL MEETINa.-A spe-
cial meeting Of Managers OF the Board OF Trade
Is called for this evening at 7.45 o'clock. The
report of the Committee on Centennial Celebra-
ton will be presented, with the view of orgAni-
zing on a broader basis. ALI the managers, and
others interested, arenurged to be present,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
California.

LYNcHIsa OF TOPPER, THE MURDERER.
SAN Francisco, March 18.
At Monterey, yesterday. Topper the murderer
of Mrs. Nicholson. was taken from prison by
mob and hung to tree in the presence of his
wife, sister and mother.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

TURNING WHIrE.-The Lewes Lighi is author
ity for the statement that NANNY Golden" an
old colored woman of that town has began TO
turn white. Her hands and arms during the
past 18 months until they have assumed the
real Caucasian hue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
There are one hundred and sixty pAten

windmills in this country.
Hon. J. Lawrence Getz, of Reading, Pa,
whose Congressional term expired on the 4th
instant will propably re-enter the journalistic
field.
The remains of a nastodon, recently found
in Wabash county, Ind, show that the animal
must have been nearly forty feet long and eigh-
teen feet high.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
SECOND EDITION.
1:3O, p. m.
Washington.

THE NEW oABrNET--THE lssIsFAAr TREAsUnYsHIp.
WASHINGTON, March 18.
Ex-senator Sawyer, Of South Carolina, will be
Assistant Secretary Of thu Treasury.
The members OF the new Cabinet were all
sworn In at noon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

TIE ELECTRIC LINE.-0wing to break in the
Delaware and Raritan Canal, the next boat OF
the Electric hne will leave on Saturday the 22nd.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
Frsn Utah.

SERIOUS PHASE OF THE CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.
SALT LAKE, March is.
The conflict OF authority between the U. s.
and Territorial courts is becoming serious.
Several prisoners convicted by the Probate
Courts have been released by the U. 8, Judge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

.WYMAN.-Wyman. the magician, announces
his return to Wilmington, tomorrow, to remain
during the week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
France.

oNE-HALF THE INDEMNITY SECURED
PARIS, March 1s.
One-half of the sum owing on the war in
demnity is now in the Treasury, and no loan
will be required to compete the payment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
THIRD EDITION.
$3.50 p. Nj.
interior PsnnsylvanIa.

interior PsnnsylvanIa.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT hAHoNY CITY.
PHnADELPHIA March IS.
A fire at Mahony City, Pa, last night, destroy
ed the Anthracite and Merchants Hotels, the old
Lehigh Valley R. R. freight depot and one dwell
ing
The fire is supposed to have been the work of
an incendiary.
Loss twenty thousand dollars, partially insur-
al