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Mnhfes.

NIoTICE-Au Anniversary entertainment will be
~ given free,on Friday evening, next Exercises
TO commence AZ u O'CLOCK, by the SabDatn sCnQol
OF Riddles Chapel. febi2st
AIOFICE-AI persons who have MT pal their
~ Water Kent or Professional Tax for he year
1913, are earnestly requested TO call at the Wafer
save the additional i've psr cent. which viii be
feh126t H. A. TAYLOR Registrar.
NIOTICE-The members OF wilmington Division,
N No. |, s. of T., are hereby notified to meet at
their Hail. Fifth ard Market streets, on Thursday
afternoon, Feb 18th, at o'clock, TO proceed to the
funeral OF Ou' deceased member, Annie johnson,
No. TO9 w. Ninth street, at O'Clock. BY order OF
the W. P. febl2-It o. b. WOODWARD, h. :.
AYOrICE-MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.-A
~ meeting Of the stockholders of the Mutual
Loan Association will (pursuaut TO Sec. z, ART. g.
By-Laws.) be held Tuesday evening, Feb. n, 1898
at ~ O'clock In the ONCE of the Secretary, No sOl
Market street, to act on amendments proposed -
the bylaws. fehl2-Gt GEO. g. MARIS, Sec. ,
NTOIICR.-The subscribers to the stock Of Ger
IN mania building and Loan Association, No.
are notified that the nrst payment will be made on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, at Mechanics hall ut 7
O'Clock, +. M, after which the organization will be
completed by the election Of oricers: BY order
| NJ. L. LICHrENSTBIN,
feblO-st Secretary, iro tan.
| RYOTICE-MUTJAL LOAN AsSo lat ON-'ihe
| IN Sixth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
| the Mutual Loan Association Will b. held Tuesday
| evening next Feb llth 1873 IN the office OF the
Secretary, No. SU2 Market street, at ~ O'Clock, At
| which time officers and Directors VIII he elected,
the annual report submitted, and the thrd series OF
5nO shares OF stock issued; subscriptions to which
feos-5a GEo. c. MARIs, secy
| NOTICE--ThOse Of our citizens Wishing TO obtain
N stock in a NEW LOAN ASSOCIATION, about
being started can do 30 by applying TO Ell her or Slit
undersigned; Isaac Murray, N W. corner OF SECOND
| and Tatnall streelsi David Woolman, orange below
Second street; WIN II Pierce No. 3, W Fourth 81
| L X Crawford, No q, W Second street; George /
TOWNSEND, $ Wilmington; John Green, Second am
Walnut streets; J Christy, NO. 2, East seeon'
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y = wv WHY =. = . q Nv oornnr
A ply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. Q, b. W. cOrnSi
of Eiehth and Market streets -. g
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences sep
TENDER 10th, at N O'Clock. sePo-J
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CSHEuFF SALE.-By virtue OF writ Of lcyar
facias 70 me directed, Will be exposed 70 public
sale at the Lafayette Hotel, ,...r
NO. Sal SIMPLIFY STREET,
Kept by James @. Pierson, In the city OF Whining
Ton, New Castle County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH l, 1s73.
at 2 O'Clock, p, M, the following described Rcal
Estate, viz: AD
Ali that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land O.
with BRICK MESSUAGE thereon erected hs
situated in the CITY OF Wilmington afore'a d
bounded and described as follows, TO wit; begin
Mug on the line OF the eastery aide of Union street
AT the distance OF one hundred and forty eight fett
from the corner formed by the Intersection OF me
line of the southery side OF Lowering avenue win
the line OF the eastery SIDE of UnlOn street, sad
place OF beginning being at the center OF the wal
dividing the house this lot ffom the house on the
lot adjoining, on the north, thence eastery parall
TO lowering ayenue, and passing through the cent
Of said div sion wa ninety six feetto the Westerl
aide OF an alley leading from shallcross avenue to
OF said alley and parallel to Union street. sixtth
feet " corner thence westerly parallel to LOveritg
avenue, and passing through the center 81 Ne
wall dividing the house on this lOt from ue
house on the lot adjoining, on Tie south, nneu.
six feet to the easterly sida OF Union street, Ald
thence nOrthqTly along said side OF said street. SIX
teen feet TO the place Of beginning be the contents
within said bounds what they may, with free and
uninterrupted use OF the aforesaid alley IN common
with Lthers Of lands bounding thereon forever.
Seized aud taken in execution as the, property OF
James LeWIs and Elizabeth NJ, his wife, and terrc
tenants, and " be s0ld by --....,,, o--,r
ROBERT l. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff,
SHEAIFF OFFICE NEW CASTLE, January 80, leIA
febl2h4tw
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8tgtstsr's alutirRs.

ID EGIsTER's OFFICE,
Upon the Application of Washington Jones' TX
etuJOr Of " liam q. JOae5, ata OF wilmington
CITY I'm said county, deceased; II Is Ordered
and directed by the Register that the EX-
ecntor aforesaid, give notice OF me granting OF
Letters lrsiamentary, upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to lie posted within forty days from
the date of such letters, in SIX of the most public
places of the County OF New Castle requiring all per
sons having demands against the Estate, 10 present
the SAINT or abide by an Act Oh Assembly IN such case
inserted within the same period in the DM COM
MERCIAI4 newspaper published IN wilmington,
and TO be continued therein for three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of
H. ST. the Register aforesaid at New Castle, In New
Castle County aforesaid me DAY and year
NoTICE-Al persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attestcd to the Executor ON or before Feb.
5th 1874, abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. -. -.
Address, Wilmington, Del febS-SR
n EGISTER'S OFFICE, [l,
III NEW CASTLE COUNTY, February 5th,, 1879
Upon application of James BARLEY, AdminlAtTa-
tor OF Erby Pierce, late OF Wilmington CtJ
in said County deceased It is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator aforesaid,
give notice OF the granting Of Letters Of AdmLns-
tratiuh upon the estate OF the deceased, with tile
date Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to he posted within ~ days from The date Of such Let
tiers, IN six of the most public places Of the County
of New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same or abide by
an Act of Assembly in such case made and provided.
And also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, q
newspaper published In Wilmington, and " be con-
tnued therein three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of once u
IL. ST. the Register Aforesaid, at New Castle In New
Castle County aforesaid ne day and year
above written. Is. GIBBS, Register.
| NOTICE.-Au persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased mnst present the same duly
atested tO the Administrator or before Fen. 9TH,
| 1874, or abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided.
| JAMES hartley, Administrator.
| Address teO7-3W Wilmington Del
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.MraELY MENTIONED.

I,U1 y aNNVU lE-7z-T,. =. ~, p ,oos ~, nrh
aarva and purify them This must be done with ~,
stabt s1ztt1fS TThe dental bone and It's ename'
sasizra arc made invuneraole 70 al cestrneuVe n
fiuences by the daily use Of this benihcent prepare
ton, eNA1lt--al - ~ f-a J
-1 v.,, Fi,,,--Mr. James M. Brian and e.
- o prsdiev nave formed co-parnership N
haraa ana sig1 naintinQ their NUMBER being 6l4
Marset street. ihey aIe yonng men Of industrious
a, ~. their busneas. Tine 1rl
namSte RFJarlt nfadlev, Give them call.
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for Sale.

ToTfsFnoID GooDs AT PRIVATE sALB, Il
4 $40 washington street -InsendIng 70 !iscca-
nar nsaSoIS Roods coSsistins Of:
PARiOii FIiRNITURE-sGfa. chairs, fnarbie-top /
tae ssSgeT E6 e5s vJRN1ruREEytenslou table
half dozen cane seat chairs refrigerator ana taole
ware. .. -,.,,,, ,,,.u,,.s ,,.,,,ao oon,,or,a L
TaRsE HnhMs 1dnas 6at,acS SeeresaTy ana ia
BILE carpets stair carpets oil cloths, Stoves chai'
a9 s s: ~ ~. ,hem AT $40 washington street. from
., a. M. toS, P'A' .tt Y.urs wATERs
70 : - Il, -, ,,,.a ~ T |
E{tot SALE - ~ ~ yeS NAM al nse ITN
cai.iase ho'S ssI,, III i'i This OFFIGET
Apply ~ leull-4M 80 t.-SE-t-i---.l-
lNoR sAI.R-The store and dwelling con- - |
Il taining rooms, On corner Of Filth aud u |
DIV 70 .T,.q EVANS PENNINGToN. |
cor hign'h AM hI,, marp Rnahin0
iebl- :. 1a. s.srH..f
1 SisA sAh Tsaiaenc6 stSatsd on West street
between Eishtli anu Ninth Streets one OF the best
LOCATIONS IN the Guy lor NJ 6dmnse
I1 ~ 80 on ,ssy frns or exchanRed for
smaller Slass property VI ~, " n R1yNoTDs
Ienio-o' . :, :. -;
II Apply 70 Nm NJ. HOLT
febo-6ti ~ Osi slseA e- $50.
NOR SALE-Ten shares o. star Loan Assoclti-
IT ton. Apply TO WIN a; haMVi ri.,
-,0fj -DeSFr M. front basement under my
storn viii be rentct for one or Ter ii OF years
,fh ron ~ ohoHt S1ss feet win n good entrance
80 ~ ~ :, stTaat = md
on ""'As' ''i' THOMAS Y pRNoRM ANDIR,
| ian24.tf BOB Market street. 81.
= ,op "a u IN T0irs 1e1 SIJlT q
Vt'SH ~ N
| II h,,,s A oyarho,t 4 ~ pure Rec Whisky
| - p"''T T. nnnghsrtv y sons, I'VE WhisSy
L. 81 n a We1iTaza{ pnTe RIVE Whisky
! =. q SboSa Wade H
,, ,,,,,isi,s 30 ~ with tba hezt I'm the country
l1 s w,tise ~, ~ u vears nJ ana very ins
| aie iiO" WV '" wv 'S' FR SNCiS K EILEY
\ ,,, 1na Market Street
ov.'e-n ---.---- - 80,
| NE ILK FOR SALE - 10 MILK DEALhhS Oh
| NA HOTEL PROPRlErOks-I WI furnish daiY
from twenty nye TO thirty quarts OF nrat class milk,
from thoroughbred Aderhey stock, SIX cents per
quart eshVSIou ~ tLe A,, IL ~
Depot III "uhhs'oh' A" IiE1uv pItRNR-T
| -,.,,., tonaonharg ~ cbester ~ pa
Jahz9-u Lanuenoeie, oneo.ei y : : =.
4lxi9s elegant three story brick, with all MI
modern lIAr roVenenS' Apply %puunNco
| ,oo, :" NJ, ~. ! ~ ssvanth Il
JlhN IN w. ". - ~
UNOR SALE-HOuses on Pine, West, Lem- ffta
II bard Tenth and washington streets. and MN
| IN gouth Wilmington But ding lots on Washington,
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wcHA RL8s RA BISoRT, No. 10 80 EightA S

(AlmOnd Bullding) IND door nOn enlPIty'
. . PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
90 r. HE777 for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boos ana shoet
STOCK Of Machine Sewed Boots Shoes aud CATER
lust received which will be sod a. very reasonable
p' Repairing win be done neatly and durably.
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HOWARD T. WALTON,
D. JAMES.
Having this day admitted into co partnership, u.
James, and thankful for past patronage, hope INV
friends and customers viii continue 10 deal WIN
the new flrm. HOWARD r. WALTON.
February 7tl 1s7s febsGt
IO-PARTNKRSIIIP NOTICE. have, this day.
= j associated Waller d. Bush with me IN the
Frelghung and Goa Business under the nrm name
W GEORGE W. BUSH.
The new firm respectfully solicit a continuance OF
the patronage Of the publc so generously given 10
the old firm. GYO. W. BUSH & SUN.
WILMINGTON, February l. lsI3.
nv oTICE-I have this DAY retired from the luIu-
~ Der business having disposed OF my entire tn-
terest TO l.. A. Harris and W W. Harris who Will
continue the business az the N. X. corner OF Front
and Tatnal Streets j. A. HARRIS
NOTICE - The undersigned have, this day,
~ formed a co-partnershp under the iirn name
Of Lester A. Harris BrO,her, successors TO j. a.
Harris and will continue the lumber business at the
N. H. cor. of Front and Talnall streets.
| LESTER A. HARRIS,
.lanlA1m WILDER w. HARRIS.
| - -az4l
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIE WILMINGTON a. READING II. X.
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements TO carry MONEY,
PACKAGES, and EXPRESS MATTER to and
from al points the line OF their road aud West
Chester, Express matter sent to FTanklin Telegraph
ONCE, No q West Third street, their Depot Front
ami Madison, or orders LEFT with McMullen Seal
delivering agents will receive prompt attention.
Apr6-Lf G. STULI. Gen'l Stunt.
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nWNERs OF FARMS.
~ T1l7 or OouMfRY PROPERTY
Desiring TO sell exchange by sending ul particp-
lars and fee OF 81, can have them advertised and
otherwise negotiated without inonrring any TURNER
expense until business III enegted. iUOinmisHlon W
PSF lent AJoHh Il. RwkN, Real ESTATE BrOker,
~ 3 ii i'fYo Nassau II, New YORK
RRFRRRNOgs-G, 7, Bonner 400, w Broad STREET
New YORK. s..fg.g jsl2s-lm
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g6si aud found.

6n = REWARD-Lusr - A pointer 90
Md pup white and liver spots. The -
above feWafd win be paid by leaving bin o.
2 febi0stT 2 foS MARKET STREET.
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TNOR SALE Or RENT. : The Hominy and Girls
II Mills Third and Orange, with fixtures Az u
ROOD order ready tor the manufacture OF nrht
article Of hoininya Apply 70 q !. ,ao,ruA
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AaftFdtt .SSIts.
PURLIO SALE az 10 r

As Agents for william Dean, Fec, the subscrlbe .
will sell al Public sale on his farm Z" ale
Newark. Delaware on o11UHfb rlf4Iri -
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sItnatisns sua attIp zgantsa.l

WXTANTED-A woman as cook, washer and
w ironer at febl0-4t. sos FRENCH 81.
UANTBD--A young man 70 learn the baking
at febiOd&wtf ELEVENTH AND TATNALIAI
UTANTED-As smart, active clerk. Apply 10 the
w HARLAN a HoLLINGsWoRTHiCO co.
feb5-st 80
UyANTED Energetic men OF good address 70
w sell Singer GewinR Machines- Apply o. COS
Market Street jan9i-t JOSEPH II. JONES.
VHJANTRD = IMMEDIATELY. = Active young
w men TO canvass for the Grover 4 haker Sew
ing Machine. Apply at SIG MARKET 81
oetr-tf Wilmington, Del.
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partnership alotitts.
NOTICE.

We the undersigned, have, this day formed a Co
partnership In the ice business. The iirm name Will
HOWARD T. WALTON,
u. JAMES.
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YUNEAS, TEAS, TEAS, of the finest flavor and
lowest prices at the only Tea House in the city
Ii L. Fourth street, ]. L. HOUSTON, JR,
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ENOR HALE-COttage iusea on 10th street 6i.A
Il near Lombard. THESE HOUSES rent well, IN
and are good inyestmsnh 10 W. 4 Ht1Rs
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OoLE & MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
lt. No. sos nIarLet street, above sixth,
.a|...t, WILMINGTON, DEL.
5Shrriff's sales.

CSHEilFF sALE.-By virtue OF a writ Of lsyar
= faclas To me directed, will be exposed TO public
aaia AT the Iafayeite Hotel.
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Foreign Gossip.

The restaurantkeeper in the Crystal
Palace, near London, pays $125, 600 a year
for the privilege. Sgso't
The Khedive's third son will become
q Prussian dragon, in order to obtain q
military education. 1as .t4
The Governor General of Canada has
ordered Royal Commission to inves-
tigate the Canadian Pacific Railroad
scandal. tsH"t aaf
"A remarkable feature Of the course at
the University of Florence is that all the
lectures of the professors are free to the
public. 90 $500. !. a. .s,a
The walters in the Paris restaurants
sell the cherry stones, after dessert, for
half franc the pound; they are broken
and boiled to make the liqueur, kirsch.
s "A London paper says that the roof Of
Westminster Abbey, in which chestnut
was used, was recently examined, and
found to be perfectly sound. It is nearly
500 years old. ssss
The profession Of Journalism is an
awkward business in Prussia. Dr.. Sigl
has been sentenced to q months impris-
onment for publishing funny acrostic
about Prince Bismarck. .
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Miscellaneous.


-Exemplifying duty does more than
explaining it.
"A Kentucky man claims to have dis
covered mine of 'the best sealing-wax -
We are told that nothing is made in
vain-but how about pretty girl? Isn't
she maiden vain?
Mrs. Darlington thinks that the gro.
GERS ought to hire music.teacher to teach
them the scales correctly.
The women take a lively interest in
the farmers movement. They are natu-
rally Patrons of Husbandry.
Gold is reported getting steady, but Is
not yet stea1y enough to enable the peo-
pie to get good square look at it.
The labor of the body relieves us
from the fatigues of the mind; but this it
is which forms the happiness Of the poor.
Love, and you shall be loved. All
love is Mechanically just, as much as
the two sides of an algebraic equation
Emerson.
There's many a woman who would
not cut her neighbours flesh who will vet
stab her to the heart by tongues thrust
at her character.
If you want to know what man
thinks of you get him mad. We never
know what is at the bottom of a stream
until it is stirred up. -.'
The last novelty in college degrees is
NJ. E. L., conferred by ladies' college in
New Jersey. It signifies Mistress of
English Literature" ~-
The Boston Transcript says the French
Academy has declared against the use of
coffee. This will not settle it, unless they
exhibit the grounds.
The real wants of nature are the
measure of enjoyments, as the foot is the
measure of the shoe. We can call only
the want Of what is necessary, poverty.
The rush to Europe this year has been
in excess of any former year. Five or
six thousand families, of the class usually
resorting to the fashionable watering
place, have gone over the sea.
Life is like roll of costly material
passing swiftly through our hands, and
we must embroider our pattern on as it
goes. We cannot wait to pick up a false
stitch, or pause too long before we set an
other. s
1T matters very little whether it be
Asiatic cholera or some other kind, SO
AOAk 40 ~ Mis- Out IL IL 10 hSk8t1Cs IL mas
taken an entirely new freak in dealing
lightly with great cities, and playing the
very mischief with small towns.
1t is one of the possibilities of bal.
looming in the future that the problem of
the open Polar Sea, and Of the poles gen.
orally, will be solved by means Of the bal
loon, which will also be successfully ap-
piled to the discovery of future Living
stones, should any Of that family again
get lost.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has
decided that fire insurance company,
has not the right to cancel q policy when
q fire is approaching the insured property,
or when danger Of destruction Is i'm
pending. The case arose under the can
collation. Of q policy on cord-wood while
forest fires were burning In the neighbor-
hood.
-Oxidized silver ornaments are the
rule. The modern belle, with complete
set of oxidized jewelry, looks like . leaf
out Of ancient history. And to be equip
ped in style one should have necklace
composed Of large beads, earrings, breast
pin, sleeve buttons, slides for the neck
tie, buckles for the sash, shawi-p pins, veil
pins, and the numerous appendages for
the belt.
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AN agricultural Second Adventist in
Orrihgton, Me-, is 30 firmly convinced of
the approaching end Of the world next
month, that he has mortgaged his farm
for 5000, which he is spending as fast as
possible, thinking that he has Z particu-
Ilarly "soft thing" on the mortgage,
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Balance Of interest paid by the United


In July there were issued from the stamp
divisions Of the Third Assistant Postmaster
Generals Office los, 5Os, 410 stamps from which
revenue is derived, the value of which is 81
o36, 747-a large increase over the business of
any previous month, which is accepted as the
result of the abolition of the franking privi-
lege.
Senator Ramsey, accompanied by Gov. Aus
tin, of Minnesota, was at the Department of
State in Washington, on the I'd, for the pur-
pose Of enlisting, if possible, the sympathy of
the authorities there in behalf of the Ameri-
cans who were concerned in the alleged kid
mapping Of Lord Gordon.
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to buy
$4,000 bonds on the second Wednesday, and
sell 81 SOC, 600 gold on each Thursday during
the month Of August.
A Washington special Of the 4th says Acting
Secretary of State Davis had stated that the
Department would endeavor to secure the re-
lease on bail of the Minneapolis officers i'm
prisoned at Fort Garry, pledging that if so re-
leased they shall appear to answer in Cana
dian Court when the case is called.
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Personal and Literary.

.i2 w. M. Evarts and Judge E. r. Hoal
are grandsons of Roger Sherman.
Kate Field was disguised with the
Shah. The Shah has not expressed his
opinion of, Kate.
George William Curtis, of Harper's
Magozine, and Mr.. Godkin, of the Nation,
are taking their summers recreation al
Ashfield, Mass. a.
--"Susan Coolidge" the story-writer
and poet, is niece of ex.President Wool
sey of Yale College, and stands five feet
ten in her slippers. "a "a
Sue Gates, young miss at West
moreland, n. H., recently worked one day
and half on the highway to pay her
road tax. She said she never was so taxed
in her life as she was to get through with
the job. s,.s.s
Ira Lawson, the prominent Shaker,
who, awhile ago, obtained much notoriety
by Unexpectedly taking one Of the sisters
to Albany and marrying her, and as unex-
pectedly returning to Shaker celibacy the
next day, is seriously i'll. ,, ,zla
"a Roman Catholic daily journal will
appear in New York City early in the
fall. twill be backed by 100000, and
will advocate Catholic schools, and fight
education by the State In every form.
81 Baron Reuters original name was
Julius Josaphat. He is German, Of
Jewish parents. but in early life became a
Christian, taking the name Of his friend,
Landlath Reuter-, in gratitude for many
kindnesses,
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Ata meeting in Hyde FMk, LonAoa. On TIE
"a, to protest against the grant to the Duke Of
Edinburgh, & vus resolved that IT, Queen be
petitioned to refuse hat ascent to the bin. y
A London paper Of recent date says That
statelnsnts had been ollcially made that the
Englhh Government knew nothing Of sthe
Persian concession to Baron Rsnter until 1t
had been granted. Bari Granville statsd IN
the House Of Commons that the first he heard
Of It was from Reuter- himself, last Septem-
Der. A correspondent says that Reuter- re-
garded his concession with the eye of an
Englishman, which he regards himself by res
idence and interest, and offered Earl Granville
an opportunity to reap the political benefit Of
the grant for England. Granville ignored the
political significance Of the concession and
sre~ted Il ontirely . commercial speculation
which 1t was out Of the ordinary line of the
policy Of the Government to protect.
There was large popular demonstration in
Seville, Spain, on the Sd, In favor of the Gov
eminent. The members Of the revolutionary
junta at Cadiz were under arrest on the 4th.
The city of Grenada had surrendered to the
Government troops. The Province of Anda-
lusia was completely pacifed.
A Paris dispatch of the 4th says there was
much excitement over the fact that Count de
Paris had gone to visit the Count de Chambord,
and had arrived at Vienna, where he was re-
ceived by the Emperor Francis Joseph. In
view of the reconciliation of the Bourbon and
Orleans branches, to which this proceeding
points, the Vigilance Committees of the Left
and extreme Left of the Assembly were
holding daily sessions, and were prepared to
call the leading members of their respective
parties together when the time comes to take
action.
An earthquake at Valparaiso, Chill, on the
sth Of July did much damage to houses and
church buildings. A few lives were lost by
the falling Of walls, and one lady died of
fright.