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, 1873-08-03
a miraculous Excnpc.

A Mrs. King had o surprise ut shnwneotown
the other day.. It Was an Incident that Mrs.
King happened to bo at shawuoeown. 6ho did
not intend to 90 there, but tho steamboat Jonnio
Howell, on which Hlo waH travelling, struck q
anng, mud sunk In tho Ohio River. Several Of
tho passengers were drowned, atld among thom
aomo ohildton. Mrs. King Ind child on board
whom Hhe nlourned as loBt, and waB taken to
6llawnootown without hor babo. Tho Jeunio
Howell su1lk doop in tho water, and tho next
morning mon went to tho yossel to recover tho
bodies Of tho lost. Soon after daylight INIT
ress was discovered iloatlng In the uabin, which
WAS tlled with wator noarly to tho coilir".
Upon examination q Child, little boy, whs
discovered on tho mattreHH shopping aa
peacefully Us If nothing unusual Ind happened.
His bop wap not very dry, for 1t had sunk good
deal from Boahlng hut still sustained its living
froight. In duo tImo tho child WIS sont to
bilawncotown, whore the other passangorn hatl
boon landed the oyoning before. It's coming
nado I'LL excitement among tie wrocked trayol-
erh. for moro than QUO snothor had loat children
by tho dlsastor. 1t WINS q touching Boene when
Mrs. King recognized the child aB llor boy whom
nllo had Motrnotl III lost for nearly twonty-four
hours. Tho preservation Of Moses tn tho bnl-
rlsslleH was not 10 miraculous aB tho anfety OF
Mrs. Kings boy. lIo hud boeu tossing about on
tho wasto Of waters III tho cabin MI night, md
WAS brought to Lis mother alive in tho hour Of
her deepest woe,
, 1873-08-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEw YonK, Aug. 2.-TLe hank statement showa
Htl hold Ats above thu 25 per cent required by
law. Tho docreuse i H week Is the result Of
an increased euand for gold for cuBsoe, which has
transferred the gold from tho bankH to the Sub
Treasury.
Nancy rnlcs very easy at aS3H for call loans.
bankors' sixty days' sterling, aud 10gK@109t< for
sight. ..
aol waH Quiot and stoaly, With a b,,ancss at 1861
@116H. Tho rates for carrying were 1N, !, 2, and
per cent to dat.
Tho spocio shipments for tho week were: silver bars
$9060 American silver, $1,000 total $7l0 442; total
stnco Jan. l, $30,773,l4o against 81, o98 the
time last year. Cearancea, $67 6ai 900. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4 900 account at in
forest and redemption Of $40 oa, and for tho eck,
1,257, ,297. Custom receipts, $4,000.
Governments waro quiet mid Bieady.
State bonds wcrG dull.
The stock market exhibited great strength, and o
higher range OF prices established III most Of tho
leading 6Iaree in which active business dono.
Tho advance ranged from u 10 ~ per cent, and Mt
tho closo the market firm at slight reaction from
tho highest point Of the day. Tho larges transactions
wero til Western Union, which FROM o. 10 931e,
mud reacled to 023 ut tho cl0Ro Lake Shore advanced
from DIX to 0s anl Now York Cvntral from 1861 to
l05L, tho advance IN both having been almost
fully maintained. Pacific Mail ranged between 361 and
38. Thr President Of tho Company today borrowed
Sl24 124 tho amount Of tho oity's claim for axeB aud
satisfied tho nttaclment against the Company and ita
property. Northwestern common sold at G9H@G9.
Rock Island advanced from 1105 to 1t0a< St. Pa,t
common from 523 to 63A c., y. I. 9. from 81 X to
81, and Union Pacifo from % to %. There was mn
active buying movement III Delaware. Iackawanna
l. Western, which rose from l011S to 102. Tho re-
ulainder of the list was without important feature.
htorlinr. lOJ
, 1873-08-03

Tho Now York Produce Markets..
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-CorroN-Dull; midtlng up
1anl, o0s.c.
BnEApsruyFs-Flour less nctivc; receipts 1000
brlH; Buperflno Westorn and State, f4.95a5.25 COM
mon to good extra, s585@G20; good to choice, SGc5@
ITO: white whcat extra, s1.o5@8. rs ohio o1iras,
corn lucal unchanged. Wheat III moderate demand,
gpring, Sl.l0a1 20: common to primo No. spring,
Iowa spring. slao9la5; No: Chicago, sl.3a No:
1tye more active and flrmor et So@a2e. Barley aud
moderate demand; receipts A 900 hi sseu1nec West.
yellow, 66@sSc; kiln-dred, 54u: heated, 4ae. Oats
moro active ans hrine1; now Western mixed, f1A@
A2Ho; white, 4B@52c.
LEA1uEn-1n fair demand ut 2s@3oo; orlnoco, 2s@
27c.
Eoas-Duu and lower common to fair Western,
l41f9l7c.
lIAY AND HoPs-Unchanged. ......
NooL-Firm and III fair demand Ohio, Soc; cnm-
mon Do $50 extra aud double extra do and Mrhi-
gan. 4GG5lo.
CoFrEE-Act!ye aud strong Rio, 18A@o0c
BuaAn-strong; fair to good refining, 77itaa11c.
Rico active and trim at 7slc.
PErnoLEuM-Actlye; refined, Ito; crude, T@T1ic.
TunrENT1NE-Dull ut A}c.
1'Aoy1s1oNs-pork quiet and stoady; ,noas,
$780, BEEF aud cut ,ncats unchanged, Lard quiet
Western stoam, BH@8 a-lGc,
BUTTER AND CnEEsE-Uarhanged.
WHlBx1-Qniet md firth at u7o Alcohol, 4sc.
, 1873-08-03
GERMANY.

NEW YonK, August 2.--Tho explanation at
Berlin Of tho story rocontly started by Vionna
newspaper, That treaty between RuaBin and
Prussia providing for . new partition Of Poland
poiiBh rebellion Of 1868 Ind been suppressed,
The Russian Government offered to cedo to
Prussia part Of that troublesome and ungoy-
ernable country, but TINT Bismarck declined tho
acquisition, beeauso he was Of tho opinion that,
with q still creator number Of subjects oolong
ing to q nationality inimical to L.. Pr1lRsian
Government on principle, d constitutions! gov
srnmont would become an impossibility in PruB-
Bin.
The hoalth Of King John, OF Snxony, is such
~ to occasion npprehonsions Of dropsy.
BERLIN, Aug. 2.-The report that tho Spanish
Insurgents at Cartagcna burned tho house Of tho
Qorman Consul, and maltroated tho C6uRui is
aeniod.
It il probable All intorview will take place
ut m carly date, ut Frankfort, between tho King
u Belgium and the Emperor OF Germany.
, 1873-08-03

DETpolr, Aug. 2.-lAssEp DowN-rrora Amazon,
oeoan. plymouth, Oswogatchle Dean iichmontl, ca,
harge Fred. Nul!y anl barEv harks @. i: Nlns Hum
ispere achrH Clayton Belle Hoard Of Trado, Eplro
State, 0uk Leaf. Monterey, David Stewart:
Potomac, Tololo. Scotia, Nrkcillcad mid barges,
Venna and barge, Graves aud bargo barks Fayurite,
Jessie. -
W1NI>-Hollthwcak.
nEIhoT Mieh Ans sr.t' FsE ay uxrros v nx ls D.
superior null bargos Bchrs lIayuila, Mears. SNOW
drop hldlleaox, MAXWELL L. @. Nuberta, lIalsetl,
Anato Hanson, Wel!u tho Wayp, hIau OF the MHt,
Morning Light, Algosine, j. N, Fostor.
PASSED. DoWN-lFopH Genoya and barges, Fay anil
barge schra James Joy. Charles Wall, fluoswing,
William GhurD.
WlNp-SoNthweat.
, 1873-08-03

New YonK, Aug. 2.-The World (Democrat)
has double-lented editorial on "The Domo-
cratic Party and it's Allies" The article begins
thus "The natural allioB OF tho DomooEatio
fmperfoctly orennizod bodies OF citizens, namo-
Iy, Liberal Republicans and the farmors'
grangos !" md il cloHod as follows: "rho true
Thing to do ia to encourage tho other organiza-
ton, but resoluteIy maintain the Democratic
standards OF political doctrine; for, unloss Do
snocraoy can DO again made living conviction
in tho public mind, tho reforms in Tho Goyeru-
mont will never bo moro than skin-deep,"
, 1873-08-03

Special Diapatchfo to TAe Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 2.--Bismarok dispatches say
that Gen. RoBsor Inns Bocured q practicable limo
Of 205 miles from Bismarck to Glonnine Crock,
on the Yellowstone, and 254 milea to the mouth
OF Powder River. Coal OF good quality was
found in immonse quantitios Is miles beyond
the Missouri. The bad lands have beon crossed
and beyond they found good soil. Tho oxpedi-
peditjon will push on to Prior Crock, $50 miles
woHt Of the Yellowstone. Prof. Phelps, princi-
pat of the first Normal School, returned with
Rosser, bringing q largo collection Of valuable
geological specimens collected on the route.
Lisut. Fred Grant canlo also.
, 1873-08-03
How Chicago In Burned ut tho Cfe-
lMuIs,c t:ttrtie1lA jta London.

lMoIs,o t;ttrtierls ita London.
london tJu'y 10y [orreSpaa4eace " the Cincinnati
tuM,Hercfdi.
Tho greatoat thing to DO Witnessed ut tho gar-
dena IL tllat designated III "Tho Burning of Chi
cago." At tho Gid Of as aero OF greonBwArd QUO
ssos tho brilliant city, with its fine llalls and
spires. rlHing up to u height, of thrco Or four
storios, and hundred yards il, width: In tho
street in front, mon, women, ind children aro
promonndlrg laotionloAsly, and carriages are
!nshfnE in u still-llfo WY, nil ulsl,spieioua OF
impending calamity. Thon presently, In IN up
por story window, there IL y lnrll gnslnor, then
cannon announces by ith tlllntlor that the tya
Inns broken ont. Eaoll AouBo III it catcles tlan!o
lots off tremendous lot Of ilroworkB, and it IL
astonishing how many tlro-crno!sors wcro atorcI
up in Chicago. Any city with so many fire.
crachers might regard itself as doomed,
As tho conflagrntion proceeds. tho HitleB
OF tho houses fold themselves down like 10
mauy maps, disclosing within their Skeleton
frames, md also largo nnmbor Of busy persons
who, at first glance, appear to bo tire1lon, try
ing to sayo tho city, but eoaor inspection Ala
soon to 10 bold, bad iucondiaries, intont OIL Its
, 1873-08-03
1llinois Ikiyor nntl O,.un1 Ne.yK.

STTctH1 UEdDHlcR n THO ENlcHV0 ITibHHe.
1AsArE. Aug. 2.T.o prop Illinois arrived, towing
Tho cnnnlboat Mary Olsey, from Henry, light fer Tho
Sag. I4o callal-boat Monitor arrived from leru With
towing lilo eanl-boats Ruiert Holmes, with lum|,sr
for Luke Deple aud Cataract, with lumber for Irln-
pin. Thu prop Illinois tel,artuI for licnry towing
Tho Mary Olse!ly. light for tho sag. and the Moior
with corn aud oats for Chicago passed. inso se sana
Cataract With lumber for Aonuepln passed. out Of tho
cauaj. Eight feet aud tou tuQhQa 1t wator on tho
, 1873-08-03

In thrco, with two cntrios. e. s. Hammond
to bay go1din,g Of lilo eamo i,anlo. Tho first
l,cet, worry evon, was giycn to tho stallion. and
tho Ra1no horae took tho aocontl hoat by aoyorul
longthB. Time, 2:45l1 and 2:45.
The aoconil and principal race WAS for p,lrso
Of $500, bost throo In fivo. There woro throo
entries: Vnn Dr1,nt'a bny Rtal!lon. 1sipon Doy,
Dlckoy's bay marc Lady Alaok, and 1sowols gray
marc badger Girl. rho track was heavy, but
tsovortholosa tho racing was very flno and tho
generally oxpocscd, 1lipou 10y took tho frat
inunoy aud Lady A1aok tito second. The following
Is tho
SUMMARY:
1Lltlv hlArK l u
HauBof dlfl. ...::. :.:..''o .
Tlnio-2:33; 2:32li; 2:32H.
, 1873-08-03

MATAMoRAs, Aug. 2.-Tho Pos Pu6liea donioB
Tho rumor in tho American papers tint Con.
Escobodo, with tho fourth division OF tho hlexi-
can nrmy, had been ordered to the Rio Granlo
frontier, and saya that Con. EHcobedo ia on his
estate near San Luis palai, and tho fourth diyi-
sion OF the army is stationed ut different aud
remote parts of tho Republic, on active duty.
The report is also stated to have emenated from
tho headquarters of The Department Of Texas.
md first appeared III the San Antonio papers, and
IL EroundlesB.
, 1873-08-03
Boots and Shoes.

1Iarkina has returned to hH old location before tho
fire., 50 oark street {opposte the Cour-IIouse). His
stock ia very large account Of concentrating all his
other branches III this point and will ae Ut very low
figures fo5 tho next 90 days. n order to make way for
fail and Hlntor goods. Hark!ns Ia live 1nal, aud
with tho strict attention ho gives to tho understanding
Of otors H suro 10 do the largest bout aud shoe TO-
tAil trade in tho city,. Established IN 1858.
, 1873-08-03
Gni,sa LulY Ylnluf0rHs

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Goy WootlAon, Of tllia
State, md Gen. JamoH Craig, and several other
gontlemoa Of 1t. Joseph, Mo-, wont aorosB tho
line into Kansas yesterday, to shoot prairie
chickens, and wero Arrostea and fined for q vio-
iAtion Of tho Kansas Gamo law, Tho afrair has
caused q good deal OF norrimont among tho
Governors friends.
, 1873-08-03

OS9OOD-ANDE1ssuN--Hy tho hoy, U. p, Gu1fek,
mn t!1 HIth Ht., MIR. ,Dhn u. UsHoUl md Miss Anns
Anderson, Ioth If t'Itb city.
,,l;y ,Lyn@Ns @ sTEXEYS Jniy n. at thn Church sf II
u. iyous ai,d Aus EM.n SnyoHs. a Ut this oily. Nc
cards.
nAnLttY-RQGE1S BY tho 1lov. q. r. Terr. hr.
,1Mn Darby r uf tis cly nnd Miss hotia NoYcrs of
R!chmnnd. Ind, on .luy 81.
i:YnME-Mct;l lNi;ytM III. r!'y, a Jny q, 9t.:
Srteos, NJ jnfncsJ }t!uot Bfouklyn. NY. aud Mlsa
AHn!o /. McU!Htpy, q Uhtcniso.
Nhow York mud liFnuk!yn FnpuES please copy.
Haskell -HALK AM--Aug: ., by tlp nov. Dr, Peek,
pastor Of Centenary Church, t. Jnscu, =. 1laakol and
hiss hyrn Cuugnr uHlknn, both nf ti+ c1t NO cariss
11lUkS.-3p1NK,-At thn rcrl,lenco Of tl,e BRIDES
,roIh.r Frrt Y. sp'nk; u! Wrst Atnn,.st s1nniny'
Y: n Hicks, o. Aaanlrcs1 t;anada. and Aleo Mnnae,
But1hy u! 1,naa. Nh cards.
1fn,r Il v1aH
, 1873-08-03

1NDrANApoI1s, Ind, Aug. IA terrible family
quarrel occurred at Greenfield, few daya ago,
in which Harrison Kingnu aud his wifo stabbed
Samuel Derry, brother Of Mrs. Kingan, in dvo
places, causing hs death. One wound WAS made
beneath tho left aouller-blado, beneath tho
ninth and tenth ribs, passing through tho left
lung, diaphragm and spleon. K,ngan aud his
vito gave themselves up, and are having their
examination to-day. Dorry stated TINT his ais-
ter did tho cutting, but Ingan declares tAat he
alone did tho decd.
, 1873-08-03

Insurance foreclosures anu snlcs.
C1No1NNAT1, Ohio, Aug. 2-SuitB have been
commenced by tLa Amazon and Triumph InHur-
anco Companies, against J. i. Bennett, In foro-
cloauro for el08,000 and e77,000. The property
10 bo sold IL mainly Clifton property, owned by
Mr, Veunctt.
, 1873-08-03

JOLIET, ILL.,. Aug. 2.-Thomas Davis, an IRON
puddior IN tho rolling-mllH here. was badly
burned with gunpowder this morning. He and
two others startod for 2 hunt, and tho powder
took fire from cigar. 1Io WAS badly injured on
ono arm, but it IL thought that lie will not
lose It,
, 1873-08-03

baltimore, Aug. 2.-Wlilo Jamea Kennedy,
tho koopor OF saloon ut No. 27G broadway, waa
oiooting Il party Of drunken sailors, last night,
ono OF them, Henry Monkora fatally stabbed
him. The murderer was arrested.
, 1873-08-03

BUFFALO, Aug. 2.-JA1neH II. Wilson, OF Mich
igan, has boen committed for trial oil the charge
Of giving forged cl,ook OIL tho linton County
Savings nank, ut Eaton Rapids, Mich, for goods
purchased hore
, 1873-08-03
Ik1ltirOn&l Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2.-Four pasaongor-cars,
on tho Vandala TOAD, wore tlltchol this morn
ing, four miles from this city. Mooney, the
baggago-mastcr, Of Zorro llauto, was badly In
fuEQu,
, 1873-08-03

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 2.-Frod. Dussoy, diver,
WAS shot and dangerously wounded BY q man
named Dorsey, early this morning. Tho lattor
eHcano4.
, 1873-08-03

.. W. N i. EuTQT1UB6,
Nos. III, 1G, 49, and 100 Bato street, will open on
MondAy 1000 h1arseilles counterranes Of their
importation, at $780, 50, and $3.50; worth double.
Also 1000 pioces 1no black naolair alpacas ut 30
cents cheap at Is cents. Their outire stock Of
mer goods will be offered at cost,
, 1873-08-03

DErnorr, Aug. "A few weeks ngo Mrs. Cor
neiuH Dwyor WAS bitton by dog, accidentally,
while assisting ler in tho capture of rat. Inst
weok the wound began to Bwol l,yrophobia do
yolopod, anu sle died 4 horrible death lust
nyaIiinr,
, 1873-08-03

TO Rock, and olork Of the Mississippi House Of
Representatives..
tlNo1NNAr1, O., Aug. 2.-privatc information
l,na boen received hero of tho dcath Of Dr. John
Alorohcal, ut Ills homo, in ireland. DR.. Moro
hoad waB once resident Of this oily, whore Ito
accumulated fortune by ronl oBtato HpcoulA-
tions. 1Io thon relnrnotl to his nativo lnnd While
hore ho waa q member OF tho faculty Of tho Ohio
Medical College.
GALVESTON, Aug. 2.-don. Sidney Sherman,
tho ox-1aat cayary commander Of San Jacintn,
aicd III this city lust night, md will be buried
this afternoon with military llonors.
, 1873-08-03
AQUATIC.

HAnR1snuno, Aug. 2.--CIond. the oarsmar,
arrived horo ut 10 to-day, somewhat behind time,
consequent upon dolby Ut tho canal locks. He
expects to mako up lost timo OIL tho Ohio Rivor.
, 1873-08-03
Foreign Markets.

LoNpoN, Aug. "a y. nl.--CnnBols for money, 324
nccosut 03a4@9aS b-aUa Of 'G5 g4sx do Ct 947s
lU-4os, 3la; new ID, 901!. Eric, II.
LlvEnPooI. Aug. 2.-Coou Ar,ner mdlting up
lands, sgd Orleans, Disd. salee IL, ,0 baoa A1ner
can, a,UO0; speculation and export. 5000 baleJ.
Breatlstntfs quiet and unchanged.
Cheese, G3s.
Other articles unchanged,
, 1873-08-03
THE Temperature.

The following is tho range of temperature dur
Ing tho week ending Aug. 2, US reported by L.
Manasso, opticiau, No. % West Madison street:
FAHRENHEIT.
, 1873-08-03

Obituary.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-Tlo Duohess OF InyornosB
Is dead.
PORTLAND. Me-, Aug, 2.-John Widgeny died
IN this oitY to-day. lie WAS once Mayor Of Lit
, 1873-08-03

PROBABILITIES.
WAsn1.uToN, Aug. 2-8 p. ln.-For the North
west aud Upper Lake region, and thence to In
diana and Kansas, northwestory winds, aud oc-
casonal rain along tho River Valleys with clear
ing mud clear weathor aud higher te1nreraturo on
northwestorly winds, lower temperature, cloudy
weather, and rain. For tho South Atlantic
States, southwest winds, cloudy weather, lower
temperature, aud occasional rain on tho coast.
For tho Lower Lakes aud Middle States, rising
barometer, Hlightly lowor temperature, north
westerly winds. and clearing weather. For New
England, warm and partly cloudy weather, low
barometer, southorly winds, and local storms.
STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report of the atngo of wator, with
changes iu tho a hours ending 3 p. nl., Aug. 2,
1873:
, 1873-08-03

CtIASH--Aug !, Harry Towno, infant Of D. +.
anil H. w, Uhns3,
funeral frutn res1cnco, No. slxtoeuth-st.. sund",
nStDrlA1u at 2 O'clock.
HNENNAN~-AuE, 1. GS7a E.thpljo Mary. twin iufnni
daughter Ut Mutlnul H. and Margaret Il. Nrennnn, aged
tlluntl4s and days. ..-..
Funeral from i'm rosfcltce Of her parents, 8u Ros
hUsoo4t. at ocuek to-dny by carriages to Calvary
, 1873-08-03

OasA1 Orr1ue, Chicago, Ang. ?.
Ann1vEu-Culh., U.awn, Mo D1l corn, S,ayo
bu oats; Aontreal Ottawa, 1900 b corr; bfiti1H. ~ ~,
Morris, bt8UD bn cnrn: Industry, Mnrrla, 1Uoo ~
corn; u0orgia, Rorrca t,400 bi dol l'aflre, ln1ie
5000 bu do Monarch, 1ckport, 400 bn do, 172aoo
lla mua u brIH flour.
C1Ea;iED--AnEnfn, Ta81l1ot 4i,aa2 It lonher,
40 tons coal Ontario. Henry. y st r. ltner tn 1non
ahiuBlca; Lay State, Horny, ", ,8t4 II sniesr 51 m
lnh; Wave, s1nrrH, 7,021 ri tbur, ~ III ath ol!yo
''rac Itcry sa3'7 f. ln'ner 'o m a,' n;,xs II ny
25.6G # lnl,sr; Cio Rod, LaSallc II br]n ryo flour.
, 1873-08-03

Ocean Steamship No1vs.
L1yEnpooI, Aug. 2.-Arriyod out, tho steam
ship Algeria. from New York.
, 1873-08-03
Q1fANGEBs
NEW YORK.

The Seizure Of the Pacific Mail Stcnn-
crs-.Anotiacr CHANCE for Life.-A
Child Hrur&lercr--.I'ike Elobolke1a Saw
irtEs Hnntk-.Libcl S1lits~~COu1tcrfGit
, 1873-08-03
PERSONAL.

11ERSUNAI.--l1. r. r, WHAT ARE YOU D01NGY
l. Whero you! Why don't ,on write! Is.
DFRSONAL-O. H., YES, CAN HELP YOU.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
Societies.
MEETINGS rHIs EVENING

Delaware Lodge, No. /, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 20, L. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Mattahoon Tribe No. II, o. II. NJ at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market street.
osceola Tribe, No.2, II. NJ, at Red Mems Hall,
415 Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. G, 1. o. II, NJ. in fourth
story Saville Building, 9Th and Market streets.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. g.,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. o, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Wilmington Council, No, 5, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 5l1 Market street.
Enterprise Circle, b. U. @. A., at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. OF p, at
Knights OF Pythias Hall, No. 211 Market street.
Washington Lodge No. 8, g. F., at Good Eel
lows Hall Sd and King Streets
Old Church Division, No. IS, s. of T., Seventh
below Spruce.
wawaset Lodge, No. 10, l. o. OF G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Washington and La Fayette Chapter No. l, r.
A. M. at Masonic Temple.
Mutual Aid Association, X. OF p, 2ll Market
street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
Gems of Beautiful Writing.

Anew Compendium o. Penmanship, comprised
ln complete series OF copy-slips, has Just been
pnbhshed' The author. Prof Gaskell, Presi-
aeht OF tne Bryant d Stratton College, Man
chester, NJ H., has long been known as the
Prlnce OF American Penmen," and since the
death OF Father Spencer there has been no one
to dispute this title.
:, This Compendium is having large sale in all
.ne principal cities and throughout the country,
as nothing 30 complete, beautiful and useful for
self-lnstruction has ever before been offered.
II supplies great want Bookkeepers, clerks,
teachers, farmers sons, all want to learn to
write rapidly and elegantly, and nowhere else
Il ls sent by mail to any address for 81. Write
| for it.
Address Prof. G. A. Gaskell, Manchester N. II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
w-GREAT DISCOVERY.
KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON
5il.MARKETEsTREET, WILMINGTON,

KUNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON
For the cure Of weak stomach, general debility,
indigestion, acidity OF the stomach, and all cases
requiring tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
salt Of Iron we possess; Citrate OF Magnetic oxide,
combined with the most energetic OF vegetable
tonics-Yellow Peruvian Bark.
The effect in many cases Of debility, loss OF appe-
tite, and general prostreton, Of an efficient SAT- OF
Iron, combined with our valuable nerve, is most
happy. 1t augments the appetite, raises the pulse
takes OF muscular nabblneHs, removes the palOr OF
debility, and gives orid vgor 10 the countenance
Do you want something to strengthen you Do
you want good appetite Do you want to build
up your constitution Do you want TO feel well
DO you want to get rid of nervousness? Do you
want energy? Do you want TO sleep well Do you
want brisk and vigorous feelings II you do, try
Kunkeps Wine of Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes Of the community that 1t s
deemed Indispensable as Tonic medicine It COSTS
but little, purtnes the blood md gves tone to the
stomach, renovates the system and prOlongs Me.
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle +. +. kUNKEIi, Sole Pro
rietor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine
ASK for Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take nc
other.
For sale in Wilmington by E. McInal, Jr, second
and Market Z. Brtnghurst Co., Sixth and Market
II. R. Bringhurst, 8lT Market street, Alfred Walton
23b Market street; j. j. Gallagher b. d q. ShO0ma
ker, Smith q Painter, W. &. Williams, Ninth aRt
Market streets and L. NJ. England, cor. sixth ant
Lombard streets. oGt3O-1y--15
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10

Everyone seemed to rejoice in the clear warm
sunshine of yesterday.
A tournament is proposed at Dover, and an
other in the lower part of this county, this sum-
ner.
The Wilmington Dispensary will be open caily
except Sunday between the hours OF fou- and
five p. NJ
The Mendeissohn Quintette Club, Of Boston,
passed through this city at noon to-day on Their
way to Washington, where they concertize to-
night and tomorrow night.
The very Rev. DIR. Shauly, of the Angus tin
ian Monastery, Dublin, lectures in Institute
Hail. for the benefit of st. Joseph's church, ON
March 18th. His subject will be, "St. Patrick
and the Irish Church."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10

RoBELEN Bros. RENovAL.-During hsst
week, ,Robelen & Bro. removed their music store
from its old location in Institute Building to the
property at ITO Market street. which they re-
Gently purchased from Joseph Fullmer. This
lower, or ground floor, has been altered 80 as to
meet the requirements Of their business aud
three counters are arranged in the room. At
the first counter is sold the sheet music, such
as waltzes, quartettes, songs, &C.; at the second
Sunday School books and books for musical in
struotion at the third, all kinds of musical in
struments, and back OF this is arranged cases
for violins. guitars &c. The,second floor is devo-
ted to a ware-room, where may be seen Knabe's 3
Grand Upright and Grand Square pianos, worth
$500 each. This is one OF the finest music
| stores in the city.