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8 Train leaves Abbeville at 9.15 a, NJ,
connecting with Down Traip' from
Greenville. Leaves Cokesbury at 2.l5
P. NJ, connecting with Up Train from
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No pills in tho world ever had any.

No pills in tho world ever had any
thing like tho circulation Of Ayers
Pills. Throughout those States, Mex
leo, and the Central American repub.i
lie, down the slopes of the Andes, and
across the pampas of South America,
in negro villages, amid the fervid.
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deeper hold on their minds than the
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with US. The amount. consumed
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tained. Added to the eopspmmate
skill Of. their composition, Is an ex.
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get at cnce q bottle of DR.. TUFTS
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relieved. Do not put it of.
EEcEF1ELD.C C. H., S. G., Jan. 10, 1870
DR.. W. Fl. Tut:
Dear Sir-I have been confined to
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At the New Post Office. :.
UHE undersigned dii&;l, ed h1, have { rented one.
half of the new Post Office, now
occupied, by H. W., LAWSON y Co,
and will, soon be, prepared 50 resume
business with anew stock of goods: 1t
8 proposed to build a brick warehouse In
he rear of the building WHICH Will give
hem ample accommodatiops. cun
- GU. BARNWEII &C0.
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MANUFACTURERS of Steam En-.
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On the most reasonable terms. Also,
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connecting at Columbia, 8. G., with
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sPal,d:iinIg's Glue, up to the sticking
"''' I y point. " - -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
FIRST EDITOR
Oar Public Schools.

SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT HAIR.
LAN-THE SCHOOLS IN FLoURIsHISa CONDITION
Superintendent of Public Schools Harlan sub.
mitted his second annual report to the Board Of
Education, last evening. The report is very vo.
luminous, but the greater part is taken up in
matters which, while they are well to preserve
general interest. We have culled the more I'M
portant statistics. recommendations, etc., which
we publish below:
At the close Of the year ending July 3lst 1873
there were in the possession of the Board, 10
school-houses, an increase OF one during the
year which we're divided into 80 school-rooms,
an increase of g. In the Grammar schools there
were IS rooms, an increase of 2, and In the Pri-
mary schools, "a rooms, an increase of 8. The
number Of sittings in all the schools were 4499,
an increase of 800 Number OF sittings in the
Gramar Schools, $50 in the Primary Schools
s64e, an increase in the latter Of 800, but none
in the former
The whole number of teachers in the employ
of the Board teachers in the evening schools in.
cluded, was 81. or these Ga we're female teach
ers In the Primary Schools II female teachers
In the Grammar schools, Is female teachers in
the evening schools male teacher in the Gram
mar schools, and male teachers In the Norma
School tSupt Harlan and the Principal OF the
Boys Grammar SCHOOL,. These are the only
male teachers in the employ of the Board.
The whole numbev of enrolled pupils was
1920 average number belonging to he schools
$3.50 average daily attendance, 1856; average
.sily absence, 295 number perfect in attend
ance, for whole year, 96. The average number
of pupils belonging to the Grammar schools was
$50 average daily attendance. 625; average
daily absence, 34. The average number of pu-
pills belonging to the Primary schools was 299l
the average daily attendance 1880, and the aver
age daily absence, 26l. The average number Of
nunila III a teaeher in the Grammar schools was
39. and in the Primary schools Al.
The average tuition per pupil in all the schools
was So 81. in the Grammar schools, $l4 TO- aud
in the Primary schools. 81 66. The average cost
of books and stationary per pupil in all the
schools was S115; in the Grammar schools
90 23, and in the Primary schools, 80 cents.
RecapitulatiDg, we have prepared a summary
of the above items by schools. In Nos. and
B. d. stands for Boys Department. and q. ID.
for Girls Department
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

[PnFa's Special Telegram
New YoRK, Sept. 23.
Confidence sslargely restored, and the banks
are working along satisfactory. Exchanges al 9
being made with certificates instead of currency,
as heretofore.
THE RUN ON THE UNION BANK ooNTIEUEs-THE
STOCK EXCHANGE STILL CLOSED.
[By Associate Press.l
NEW York, Sept, 23.
The run continues on the Union demlsavings
bank, but all parties conceed that the furry is
over. Gold is quoted at 12jH. The stock Ex-
change remains closed. The Government Com
mittee meets to. morrow.
THE GOLD EXCHANGE OPEN.
The Gold exchange is open and regular trans
actions are being made now at 12 Il.
TIE srooK MARKET OPENED.
At noon, the sub-Treasurer has bought a mill
lion and half In bonds. The excitement is
subsiding, and the brokers have opened the
market for stocks In the street, all transactions
being for cash.
THE BOND PuRoRAsEs AT THE SUB TREASURY.
The total purchases Of bonds at the Sub
Treasury since Friday are over eight millions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
Tho HON . Loan.
ANNUAL MEETING, LAST EVENING.

ANNUAL MEETING, Last EVENING.
The seventh annual meeting of the Home
Loan Association was held last night. q. W.
Dorsey was elected a Director in the place Of W.
Fl. Connell, and E. Darlington, auditor, in place
of P. T. Z. Smith. The Directors meet on Mon
day evening next for an election of officers.
The receipts during the year were from
Premiums $7,0ll 90; Interest. $l3,122 10
Fines 1892 6s Sale Real Estate, 1897 85 Rent,
S245 90. The amount of loans was S3S, 400, and
$74l2 were paid to retiring shareholders Of the
1st series. The State tax amounted to $706 81.
The number OF stockholders in the LIST series
is 200, and in the 2nd 81. The number of shares
in the 1st series is 1879, and in the second 295.
The highest premium paid was 80 and the low
est 20. The amount paid on each share Of the 1el
series is $l2, making present value of S23 Al
an advance OF $11.47 and the amount paid on
each share of the 2nd series is $12, making q
present value of s16.S7-an advance Of $4S7.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
The Financial situntIon.

THE eUerENsToN OF JOHN MoLEAR Il soN-THE
NATIONAL BANKS, AND SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
MERoAErILE AND MAuFAoTURINa OPERATIONS.
The suspension Of John Nc Lear l. Son, bank
ers and brokers', of this city, was announced,
yesterday, in the Third Edition of the CONNER
oIAL. The circumstance causes general regret
throughout the community, where the Messrs
McLear are SO well known and highly respected
and Il lie hoped that after a reasonable time, by
winding up the business of the house with care,
all obligations will be met. statement will be
prepared and presented TO those interested, as
soon as possible. The suspension of the firm is
caused by the failures of Jay Cooke Il Co.. and
e w. Clark d Co. The fact that McLear
4 Son were the correspondents. here, Of those
houses caused uneasinees among their depoHitors
on call who commenced, at once, to draw upon
their balances. a pressure which the firm were
finally unable to support, Their principal in
debtedness is to depoeitors. the amount due
them being in the neighborheOd Of 800 900.
Their assets are largely in Investments upon
which money could not be Immediately realized.
All the other banking institutions of the city
are entirely undisturbed, and those whose dis
counts were made Oh Saturday morning and yes
terday are reported to have almost entirely met
the requests Of those Offering paper. There op-
erAtions, have gone on as usual, and they have,
ct no time. suffered in the public confidence.
The same statement may bs made concern
Ing our Savings IDtitutions. At the Will
mington Savings Fund on Saturday, the depos it's
were unusually large. That bank requires
extended notice Of drafts made upon it by depos-
itors, and its operations are thoroughly consery-
ative so that they are very little liable to dis
turbance in times of trouble.
AS proof of the fact that the country gener-
ally is in a sound and prosperous condition. and
that there is large amount of capital seeking
investment there was steady stream of peo-
pie at the banking house OF Drexel d Co., in
Philadelphia on Saturday, making purchases OF
stocks and other securities, for investment at
the low rates then quoted. The number of or
ders was unusually large, and the amount OF
money received quite beyond an average.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
THE PENINSULA.
wIOoMIoo COUNTY,

NlOOmlOU OuURlIs
Lemuel Malone has become sole owner Of the
Advertiser, printed at Salisbury.
Three new houses were raised in Salisbury last
week.
Court began in Salisbury on Monday.
Subscription books have been opened in the
laundry enterprise at Salisbury, and number
OF shares taken.
The Democratic county ticket don't suit every
body in that party, snd there is some talk of an
independent movement
An effort is being made to place steamer on
the Wicomico.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
The dwelling house Of Samuel H. Wright,
near New Market, was destroyed by fire one day
last week.
Wm, P. Frazier has withdrawn from the Re-
publican ticket.
The telegraph has been extended into Cam
bridge,
I The taylors have gone. and the people Of
Cambridge must now content themselves with
rockfsh.
The registry, this year, will not increase the
list OF voters to any extent.
John Barr, engineer on the D. & D. r.. r, will
resign his position and come to Wilmington.
where better prospects await him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
Tie FIsl at Uape MAY.
Correspondence CT the commercial,t

Correspondence Ct the commercisl,t
CAPE MAY, Sept. 2S.
Last Sunday, large numbers of bony fish, or
moss breakers, were driven in shore by the
swapping mackerel preying upon them. As the
bankers mounted up before breaking, and be-
came transparent in the sun, the fish could be
seen swimming on the waves, and many were
dashed upon the sand and escaped by founder,
ing down with the re eeding sea, but many could
not and remained. They are excellent eating,
as both the mackerel and body fab are very fat,
at this time, but the latter are the boniest fish
known. Fiocks Of gulls and shoals OF porpoises
were seen attacking them also.
JoHN MoMAKrN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
IRaths.

TURNER.-on Sunday, Sept. 2lst, 1873, Miss Emma
b. Turner, in the 21st year of her age.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. Tn "wednesday
the Path inst, from the house Of her mo her, Mrs.
j. Turner. NJ. 613 King street.. Services at the
mouse at sx O'Clock; TO leave the house at p M.
HAYES.-Jn this city Sunday evening, Sept. 21st,
1873, Kiszie. daughter OF Richard E. and Kizzle
Hayes, aged years and months.
The friends OF lhe fanny are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the dence OF the par
ants. NO. s19 East Third st., on wednesday after
noon, at ~ O'Clock.
Interment az Wilmington aud Brandywine Gene
terry.
SIMMONs.-on the 21st irst., William Slmm ons
in the e0th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends, and Washington Lodge
No. l. A. r. A. M. respectfully invited To attend
the funeral from his late residence, No. 209 West
Tth S rect on "wednesday afternoon next, at ~
O'Clock, without further notice. Religious services
at the house at O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
Rumor Conserving a state H,ank
HEAVY ADVANCES TO A NEW YORK HOUSE

HEAVY ADVANCES TO NEW YORK HOUSE.
street rumor-though coming from sources
considered quite reliable-is circulated to the ef-
feet that the Bank OF Smyrna had loaned, pre-
ious to the recent furry, large sum (stated
at $1OO, ,OO0.) to banking house, in New York.
Henry Clews q Co. being the reported borrow
ers 1t was further said that the loan was with
out security or collateral, and that the bank Of
Ayers Stockley, left for New York on Monday,
to obtain proper securities for the loan.
The above Is the statement circulated to-day,
Gentlemen well informed as to theibank and its
condition doubt the whole Of it.. and think
be correct, although it is we'll known
that the bank has been in the habit of 'buying
paper" at a ''shave," in Philadeiphia and may.
also. have loaned q moderate amount in the way
stated Its capital is 800 900, and surplus about
$50 OO0 The majority of the stock is held bJ
the Davis family.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
Industrial News

The Norris Iron Company, of Norristown has
Just secured contract to build seven new en-
gines for the new rolling mill Of the Ph@ni Iron
Co., at Phenixville
Two hundred shoemakers struck yesterday, in
New York, because their employers failed to ad-
here to the terms agreed upon after the last
strike. It is expected the strike will become gen.
eral to-day.
According to Trenton despatch, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Co. has adopted the eight hour
system for laborers and roadmen, reducing the
pay accordingly. The laborers have struck
against the reduction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
philadelphia.

THE CRISIS ENTIRELY PASSED BUSINESS GOING ON,
Az UsuAL-THE STATE BANKS RESUMED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
The financial crisis is over. Banks and Bro
kers are transacting business, as usual. All the
State Banks that were under temporary difficult
ties have resumed except the Union and Citi-
zens The latter will soon resume.
All the National Banks stood firm, and no
doubts were entertained Of their stability
The stated meeting of the Managers Of the
Board of Trade will be held at the rooms Of the
Board this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

REYNOLDS & Cos SALE OF LoTs. --Messrs Rey-
nolds 100. again invite the attention of Bank
ers, Brokers, Merchants, Mechanics, Laborers
and Builders to their great sale Of Building lrots
on the ground at 9th. 10th, Clayton and dupont
Streets, on Saturday next, September 27, 1878
commencing at 8, o'clock. These lots are safel
and more profitable as an investment. than the
various Bonds, Stocks. LoanH, Savings Funds &c
with which the country is flooded. Lots bought
in gooi localities always pay on demand and
never suspend: attend the sale and secure bar
gain and a home The sale is positive, the own
ers directing Messrs Reynolds Il Co, to sell
Terms are very easy, only 20 per cent in casl
hain0 ranuired
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

Gas IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE CITY.-The
Gas Co is building an Equalizer at l4th and
Wilson Streets in order to increase the pressure
in the easter part of the city. 1t will be much
like the large reservoir at the works. and will be
connected with them by main. Its capacity is
abCut 80 600 feet,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
pr. cavvln's Elixir OF Tar.

Is recommended by regular Medical practitioners
and speedy cure guaranteed for Colds, Coughs,
Catarrh Asthma m splitting Soed, T0n-
Eryslpelas, Dyspepsia and Gout. Dysentery, ChoL
81 a-morbus, Cholera and all liver and bowel COM
plaints. Kidney diseases and all affections OF the
Urinal Organs-perfectiy harmess-free from Nine
raj or Alcoholic neutrality-suspicious. to take and
never known to ail-Prioe 81. 90 per bottle. hull
kent on application. Address L. r. HYDE Il CO.,
1876 Seventh Avenue, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
PeraonaI.

John H. Brinton, of West Chester, has re-
turned from tour in Europe.
Rev. Edwin W. Hutter, one Of the most
prominent Lutheran ministers of the country,
died in Philadelphia, on Sunday, in his 61st year
He was an editor and active public man, until he
was thirty-six, and then entered the ministry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

PREsEsTAuoN.-Last evening, bible and set
of silver Jewels were presented to Star OF Bethle-
hem Division, Oolored s. of T., by the white
place at e. Zion M. E. Church, and the presen-
tation speech was made by Rev T. L. Tompkin-
son. Rev Hooper jolly responded. Rev. Fielder
Israel then delivered an interesting discourse,
followed by Rev. Mr.. Anderson in a short ad-
dress. The exercises were interspersed with
music, and the whole affair was one Of unusual
interest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
The PhIIadalphIn Pont.OfiIce.

The plans of the new Post Office in Philadel-
phia are stated to be we'll advanced In the super
vising architects Office at Washington, and to
contemplate building much handsomer than
either the one at New York or Boston," Mr..
Mullet is reported to have said that the building
will be finished in time for the Centennial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

The New YORK ExoURsIoN.-The day after to-
morrow the New York excursion takes place,
aud all things promise fine trip. Every possi-
BILE comfort and convenience has been provided
for the excursionists. The seats will be checked
coaches will be in waiting for the party in New
York. and all other arrangements have been
provided which will insure comfort, pleasure,
and an opportunity to visit Central Park or 9TH
er objects Of interest,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
The New RemedY Tor Run,ure.

most Important Invention. Sold by the Elastic
Truss Co.. NO 6s3 Broadway. N Y. City. IL retains
Rupture absolut> ly in ease and comfort night and
day at all times, and under all crcum stancs with
out any exception whatever In any case aud should
never be taken of during the short time requisite to
effect permanent cure. Sent by mail. Circulars
free. Any Druggist or Physician will order this new
Truss for you without charge.
my10I /, 1y ,eow,lyw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

K ofP Grand Chancellor Rice. OF Middle
town Grand Recording and Corresponding Sso-
retary James p. Hayes, of this city, went down
to Milford, to-day to organize q lodge of Knights
Of Pythias there-the 17th iu the State
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

BUILDING PRnspRo re.-The building prospects
at this time are very cheerful. One firm has
received orders within the past seven days for
material for tw enty-nine houses, and others are
talked OF. or the number stated, a row of ten
will be put up in the eastern part of the city and
a row OF eight on the South Side lhe Others
are single houses,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

FINE RN-oUTs.-Col Sawyer has brought
up from Cape May his teams, and they are now
stabbed in this city He has one very fine pair
of bays, spirited and good drivers, which he
harnesses to bran new double carriage, and
this is one of the nobbest" teams in Wilmington
He has also single buggy and phaeton teams oil
the horses are all pleasant under the saddle
Any OF these teams may be hired on application
at the Clayton House. Persons who want q
good team should apply to the Col.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

PICKED UP IN TIRE DELAwARE-Yester the
dead body OF an unknown man was found float
ing in the Delaware and landed near duPonts
pier. Coroner Winsow is holding an inquest
this afternoon. Some days ago young man
was knocked overheard from a sloop while
sailing in the river and was drowned, and the
supposition is that it is his body which has been
fnund