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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 PM, TO-DAY.
N T Eldridge, Cape May.
Will Hatchens, BALTIC.
] II Piper,
j II Cleaver, Delaware.
Mrs r B Hart, Railway. N. ].
Misses Hart
G W Ridglers, N. Y,
G Porter, Boston.
A Ct Rob nson, City.
Win u Ulery. N. Y.
Thos Kinds I"
Master Kinds, ''
W II Stout, Williamsport
VIM @ Helden, New York.
Jos Fl Dyer, New York.
ID W Boyer, Masseys, Md.
II O Noble, New Britain, Conn.
w Doran, New York.
O. Henry and wife, Phila,
u + James, City.
w ID Benton, +"
G b Hull, Providence.
ID E Spear, Phila.
James Bwisk, Phila.
Signor Blitz, I"
s Fl Fulton, Johnstown, Y.
W p Ard, Phila.
Miss Nora Foster. Phila.
VIM Warner, Sr. "
Geo W Warner,
A Moore. Boston.
CS Price, Washington.
H s Dawley, Baltimore.
Ellis Pennington, -
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Seaths.

SMITH.-0n the sth inst, Hannah, rellct of the
late John NJ Smith, in the saith year Of her age.
The relatives of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, No.
1918 Poplar street, Philadelphia. on Friday morning,
at 10M O'clock, TO proceed TO wilmington Del by
the Ia 5 train. Services in the Trinity 0id SwedeD
Church, of Wilmington, at O'Clock p, NJ.
The relatives and friends OF the family in Will
miRgton are invited TO the services at the (od
Swede) Church at O'Clock r. M.
ALRICHs AT Glasgow. Del, July 4. Jennie, wife
OF Samuel Alrichs. In her 2Sth year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
pERsoNAL. AND PARTICULARS.

Jefferson Davis Aemains in New York, and it
is now stated that he will not go South at pres
ent ny ...."
All tie Virginia crops look we'll. The oat
harvest has commenced, and is represented to
be the best since 1869, though the area in oulti-
vation d not so large. .....-
Mast, the famous artist, has been engaged
by Iedpath'e Lyceum Bureau to lecture the COM
ing seaqon on carcaturing. He will illustrate
his lecture by his OVID sketches drawn in the
presence of the audience
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

The Stove Founders. Association of Troy and
Albany held meeting in Albany, yesterday,
aud unanimously resolved to make no change in
is stated that the action OF this association regu-
lates the price Of stoves throughout the United
States.
Three thousand factory operatives have struck
for higher wages and shorter hours, in Alcoy,
AI.ns..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

TIE New CRY OFFICES. City Treasurer
and City Auditors offices in the old Washington
Engine House are now about completed, but
their occupancy depends upon the Committee of
Public Buildings OF Council. They do not give
satisfaction to all parties, as well by reason Of
the failure to provide communication between
the two as by the front which has been put to
the building A fire proof vault has been built
in the Treasurer's Office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
SECOND EDITION.
Tho ]. s. B. II. Il.

EXTRA TRAINS ON SUNDAYS AND MONDAYS TO Ac-
ooMMoDATE REHoBorH vIsIToRs
special Telegram to the Commercial.l
MILFORD, July TO-
The junction and Breakwater r, II. 90. will
run an extra train on Saturday nights OF July
twelfth and nineteenth to connect with the
Delaware train at Harrington, leaving Lewes on
Mondays of July fourteenth and twenty-frst at
FIVE o'clock to connect with the train at Harring-
ton for Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

FALSE ALARM,-The run of the fire engines,
shortly after eleven O. clock, this forenoon, was
on the strength of false alarm. The stirring
up OF the fire OF one Of the down town rolling
mills causing the issuing of dense vvlumn of
somke led the Fame Hose 90. to believe there
was fire, and accordingly sounded their bell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

In the Reading City Councils, an ordinance is
now pending, forbidding the explosion of fire.
works, crackers, 30, &c, in the streets. The
Times, Of that city, is pleased to see that the
press Of the country is almost unanimous in
condemnation Of the fre-cracker, torpedo-explo-
ding, rocket sending, cannon-ilring and pistol
shooting style OF observing our national holiday,
and urges the passage of the ordinance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

EH-Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
Wishing to have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them. will please send us their address, Where the
paper is desired for less than month"; the postage
had best be prepaid at this office. BY prepayment
of postage by stamps regularity Of delivery will be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

The REVISED CoDE.-The Secretary of State
advertises for proposals for printing the Revised
Code OF laws OF the State. The proposals will
be received at the Executive Department, at
Dover
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
Spain.

THE cARLIsTs CAPTURE SAN aUEsA AND SHOOTS
TAX COLLECTOR.
MADRID. July 10.
The Carlists have captured the town of San
Guesa, twenty-five miles South East Of Pampe-
luna, and shot tax collector there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

TEACHERS FOR THE PUBLIC SoHooLs.-An ex-
animation of ladies desiring to become teachers
in the Public Schools, will commence at school
No. on Friday, July 18th, and will continue two
dayB.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

On tho I'd inst, the vineland Railway was sold
at public sale, in Vineland, to Jay Gould. for
10000, he being the only bidder, Mr., Gould
at once gave his check for 10 per cent. of the
purchase money.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
Commercial Reports.


PHILADELPHIA, July III.
Cotton steady at 2O94@21ll. Flour dull; sup
erfne 90 75@4 25; extras 90. GD525 Penna. ex-
ira family S7.506Ds25. Wheat quiet red S1.G2
al. .65; White S170. Corn active yellow 56O
81 Oats 40045. Whiskey 921l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

1T APPEARS IN aERMANY-oUT OF EIGHTEEF CASES,
FOURTEEN ARE FATAL.
BERLIN, July 10.
A violent type of cholera has broken out in
Preslan. or eighteen cases, fourteen have
proved fatal.
At Lauterburg, of eight cases, four proved
fatal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

The last spike in the New York and Oswego
Midland Railroad was driven last evening, aud
the first through freight train on the road will
leave osWego to-day. As
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

In the Connecticut House OF Representatives
yesterday, the bill calling State Constitutional
Convention, was defeated by vote Of 1877 to 65
1t was defeated by the Senate several days ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

The agent of the Coast Wrecking Company
telegraphed from Halifax to New York, yester-
day, that he thought the City of Washington could
be saved. as she was upright and lay high on the
beach. Most of her cargo will be saved.
Three cholera interments were reported yes
terday in Memphis. One desth from cholera
was reported in Little Rock yesterday, four at
Cincinnati and one at Chattanooga. There were
no deaths from cholera in Nashville yesterday
At Cincinnati an attempt was made on Tues
day by John W. Gregg, alias John W. Young, to
obtain money from the pOst-offce upon = coun-
terfeit order, purporting to be from Oshkosh
Wisconsin He has been operating for several
weeks throughout the West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

REPUBLICAN mErT1Na-rEnronAnY ORGANIZATION

REPUBLICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ORGANIZATION
large and enthusiastic meeting of Republic
cans was held at Republican Headquarters, Fifth
and Market streets last evening. The meeting
was organized by electing John W. Hawkins
temporary chairman, and Frank Nolen Secre-
tary.
Acommittee was appointed to nominate per-
manent officers, and an Executive Committee of
six from each ward. The committee will re-
port at meeting to be held next Saturday eve
ming.
The following gentlemen were rppointed the
above committee on permanent organization;
:. LIST Ward, Isaac Darlington.
I'd d" John " Christy.
Sd '' John II. Graham
4th d Allen Smith.
9th q" ii. r. Pickes.
9th +" Isaac j. Jenkins.
9Th = Geo. w. Dorsey.
Sth " John L. Richardsoa.
9th :. James l., Hawkins.
10th " Daniel +. Stewart.
meeting of the above Committees will be
held at Fifth and Market, this evening. at 8
o'clock, to nominate the members of the Execu-
tive Committee and President Secretary and
Treasurer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
THIRD EDITION..


TIE SUPREME ooURT-LEGAL DECISION.
PHILADELPHIA, July TO-
The Supreme Court of this city has decided
that pardon 10 prisoner, by the governor, CON
ditioned on his leaving the stateis legal and va
lid, and violation of it by q prisoners return
to the State, subjects him to a re-arrest and
punishment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
Probabilities For the Middle States falling
barometer, increasing Southeast and Northeast
winds, threatening weather, and numerous local
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

THE HoLsAIIA TAKES ONE AND HALF MILLIONS
TO EUROPE.
NEW YORK, July 10.
Nearly one million and half in specie was
shipped, to-day, for Europe, on the steamer
Holsalia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
RANKING HOUSE

JAY CoOKE& co.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7sO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars
and thereafter to pay higher rate Of interest than
6per cent further issue of its bonds the limited
remainder of the s-1Oloan is now being disposed
Of through the usual agencies
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Companys lands at LILO, they are
in constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose and will continue to be after the loan is closed
"a fact which much enhances their value and
attractlveness 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 grant and sales OF lands
have thus far averaged So 6s per acre.
All marketable securities are received IN exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates
John Mclean. 81 Son,
BANKERS,
No. 6o2 Market Street.
apr15 an
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10 AND CONSULT

The Wonderful Seer and ClairVOynnt.
She IL the seventh daughter of the seventh daugh-
ter. She can be consulted at Room No. l. Delaware
House, bl3 Market street, Wilmington, DEL for a
shOri time only. She gives advice on all business
matters; tells Of lovers and even tells the name Of
the pers IN you are to marry. Fees ST. All letters
answered promptly by enclosing one dollar and
stamp. Hours from A NJ to 10 P. M. jylO 6.Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
Auction Sales.

On Thursday July 18th, Messrs. L. W. Std
ham & Son will hold sale of household and
kitchen furniture, at 618 Tatnall street.
On Monday, the 14th, they will sell the con-
tents of the grocery store, at 9Th and Bennett
streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

Sole agent for W. A. ALIENS PATENT KIND
LING WOOD, introducing a fire lighter in every
bundle; dispensing with charcoal, shavings or
paper.
The wood is all dried in Kins, and is perfectly
dry and free from knots Families will find t very
economical Try 1t and be convinced. Also wood
by the barrel. ONCE and Yard,
mar216m WEST AND WATER STREKTS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
TT1HE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
No. 4, WEST THIRD STREET,

j. P. Wales, M. D., Pres't; Jonn f. Miller, Clerk.
je2T-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10

THE NEW CAMP. GROUND ON THE sEA-sfDE READY
FOR DUTY-wHo ARE ON HAND - INLEREsTIEa
DETAILS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
T1l, PHYSICIANS.
NEBICATED WAX NIPPLE 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 chafing the infamed surface. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
E BRINGHURST & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggtsts
Corner Sixth and Market streetR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-10
NEitj advertisements.

DRACKETs AND HOOKS for hanging baskets
. and bird cages, and sets Of chaiRs for hanging
baskets, for sale by
TRUMAN h SHAW,
No. ssb tEight Thirty-nve Market st below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
SHREDs OF THREADS, scraps of paper. pins
- needles, dirt and dust are all gathered up by
the patent carpet sweeper quite as well as In sweep
ing with broom, and with no injury TO the nap OF
the carpet. For sale by
No. 1856 eight Thirty-nve) Market ct below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
TEyRY OUR LYKENS VALLEY COAL. IT IS
i very superior fer use In mild weather, TO any
other Coal in the market,
GEO. W. BUSH SON. French-st. Wharf.
7 COX! LOOK! LOOK!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN COAL.
Stove % 4 $50 g per Ton.
Extra Large Nut, s5T5
Guaranteed pure; 2240 lbs to the ton; well
screened and delivered promptly by
A. NEWLIN KEITHLER,
Successor to Joseph Fout:
Office and Yard: Cor West and Water sts.
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Gan3e 2ppfe $40; babe Qppfe IS; Dtertelpie $3.50.
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lebten Sage zines iebsn Ncnats tint SABRE 1872.
cfTee.geis.crsre. aesifsrirfer ' Briefe. St.Spm.
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LAURA DEFoRcE GoRDoN.
VOICE FROM A FRIEND.
PORTLAND, Feb. 10, Is,

PORTLAND, Feb. 10, 1873.
Mrs. 4. j. DtniicGy:-Dcdr Moddm:-
Yours of the Sth inst, by which / had
the honor of being invited to participate
in your Woman Suffrage meeting, to
take place on the 18th and 18th days Of
this month, is at hand. l regret exceed
ingly that l cannot participate with
you. There is no subject l take q
warmer interest in than that Of Woman
Suffrage, and none, think, is more i'm
portant to the welfare and progress of
mankind; none which will do more to
lessen the great evils Of immorality, in
temperance and extravaganza of the
age, but circumstances will not allow
me TO take an active and useful front in
any branch of politics. 1 am forced to
give all my attention TO my pecuniary
and business affairs. Hoping and be-
lieving that your meeting will effect
great good to the cause in State of Ore
goni and give swifter wings TO progress
whleh Is sure eventually 10 establish
the principle Of impartial freedom, 1
remain,
Your most obedient servant and well
"'Sher' N'Eo. NENABI.E SHITH.
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A PET.

It was not expected in the contest that
the organs Of a party with which the
Woman Suffragists, as body, are not
in working sympathy, would grant to
our Convention that respectful consid-
Grafton" which We know would be ac-
corded US by those who owe their party
success TO woman's public influence,
but we confess that we were surprised
TO see our preamble and resolutions bur-
lesqued, after having given the Herald
reporter the original from which to
make his copy" But the fact that he
did thus burlesque them, as well as the
whole tenor Of the proceedings through
out, has sorrowfully convinced us that
it is impossible to get clear ideas of lib
erty, equality and justice through the
beclouded lenses of Democratic specta-
cles.
o, Democracy, Democracy, how often
would. we have disseminated through
your visual organs the clear light Of
Human Freedom, and ye would not
How often would We have had you for
sake your MISUNDERSTANDING pol.
lev of willful blindness, aud we could
not You are given over TO hardness Of
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

SALEM, FEB. l4i lSid-
Arriving at Salem by yesterdays
train, we soon became snugly ensconed
in the Commercial Hotel, kept by Mrs.
Riley, whose skill in conduetinga house
for the wayfarer is winning for her
many well-deserved concentrations.
The lecture upon the "Life and Times
of Col. +. d. Baker" called out what
Salem considers a good audience, but
one which seemed small to ms in CON-
parison with the usual crowds at Orc
F'ino Hall, yet the intellectually and
morals Of the city were well represented
and our humble biography Of the Illus
trious dead was received with an ap-
probation which caused our heart tc
throb with thankfulness.
Everything is on the Qai 0ire for the
Temperance Alliance. An interesting
time is expected, and it is hoped thai
much good will accrue to the State from
its deliberations. Salem is emphat
ically the deadest town alive just now
but everybody is looking for revival o
spring trade TO put little more cash II
circulation.
Colonel Reed deserves great credit fo
his spirit of enterprise in endeavoring t.
sustain public lectures, amusements
etc, ETC., and it is to be wondered a
that Salemites do not, as a body, NOR
heartily sustain his efforts.
Excellent music was furnished for on
lecture. Miss Hernandez presided a
the piano, and Mr.. Prentice ofliciate6 a
conductor. The soprano voices wer
Mrs. d. w. Prentice and Mrs. J. VI. Pat
terson; .cOntralto, Mrs. Babcoek; tenor
Messrs. Bewley and Farrar; and bas:
Messrs. ID. w. Prentice and J. NJ. Pat
terson. The pieces performed wer
''The Star of Descending Night an
/ sMountain Land.u We will ventur
the assertion that no city on the coa'
can show greater number Of profcier
singers in proportion to its population
than our Capital.
Woman Suffragists are wide awab
and numerous. Our cause is marchin
on. a. J. d.
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heart and rcprObacy OF mind to believe
a lie that you may we forget the rest.
We accord to our brother of tile Her-
aid due motives of honesty. He is only
befogged because Of his party spectacles,
and has represented us according to the
distorted impressions made upon his
brain. Therefore we say TO the many
lady friends who are urging that we
issue a pronuneiamento of anathema
maranatha upon his head, Deal gently
with the darling; he was reared Dem
ocratic pet.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Will the gentlemen who paid our
foreman subscription Of three dollars
on the 18th or l4th inst, taking his re-
ceipt therefor, be kind enough to for
ward his name and postofiice, that we
may give the proper credit on our books.
His name and address were mislaid and
the foreman is not able to recall them.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Compressed Air---Patent Rights.
NOTICE

u1HE INVENTIONS OF DIR. ROYCE for the
/ Production Storing and Transmitting pow
eT etc. by compressed air; also Tor destroying
yellow fever on Ships in Hospitals, for Nenti-
iatiOn etc have been proved to be the only
successful methods, where pumping machln-
cry is used
and control Of these patents has been placed IN
my hands with the sole power OF License or
sale. Persons and Corporations deSirOuS OF rs
ing Compressed Air a. q Motive Power, or for
Ventilation. etc, may obtain Iull information
OF the title and details Ol the patent by apply
ing for copies az . Patent Office. The reissues
are numbered 5.1ll and 5-2. and for terms OF
use by addressing me, i, o. Box l-Os6i or - ib-
| erty street, New Ork. HORACE H. DAY.
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"LIFE AND TINES OF COLONEL E.
d. BAKER"-Mrs. A. J. Duniway de-
livered last evening the forth lecture in
the regular course at the Opera House,
on the "Life and Times of Col. +: d.
Baker, She presented n brief sketch
Of the early life of the great man, and
hurried forward to the greater events of
his life, reading rs she proceeded an oc-
casional extract from his speeches and
orations, at the hustings, the bar or the
forum. Taking it altogether she gave
in connected way a pretty fair biogra-
ply and tolerably clear idea of the
character of her subject. In passing
along, she paid an occasional tribute to
his genius, that showed her thorough
understanding and appreciation OF the
grand and beautiful thoughts that Baker
had scattered upon the world all along
his brilliant career. Mrs. Duniway was
herself exceedingly happy in some of
her original passages. She had taken
more than her wOnted care in the prep
aration of this lecture and the theme
seemed to animate and warm her. We
have no hesitation in avowing the be-
lief that she never before half so well
pleased on audience. The music fur
nished on this occasion was something
eXtra.-Suienl Statesman.
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LETTER FROM LAURA DeF0ROB
GORDON.
NOROLUNENE, California,
February 10, 1873.

February 10, 1873.
Ny Dear Mrs. D,Blilcdy:-The call for
a State Convention to organize a society
for Oregon reached me through your
good paper, and l was half-inclined to
make an attempt to be with the friends
of woman on that occasion, but a sec
ond thought convinced me of its i'm
possibility at this season Of the year.
My heart prompts me to 10 many
things that circumstances prevent me
from doing, and to be with you in the
good work you are so yaliantly engaged
in in Oregon is one of them. Please
convey to the friends in Convention as
surances of my heartfelt sympathy and
goodwill in each and every effort TO
emancipate woman, the mother Of the
whole human race, without which her
offspring man must evidence the condi-
tion of servitude under which he was
born.
That great humbug, tho Law, with its
senseless bubbles, still postpones Miss
Anthony's trial, and we, her devoted
friends, are still in anxious suspense
over the result.
During the coming spring and sum
mer 1 hope to visit Oregon and Wash.
ington Territory again, and hope Il
make a more extended tour Of both thar
on the occasion of my flying visit las
summer a year ago. Then IL the friend
call conventions, 1 hope TO be will
them.
Accept love and kindest wishes from
Your friend,
LAURA DEFoRcE GORDON.
This would not be complete without
P. 5. Mrs. E. c. Curtis, of Sacramento
is about to start a paper, the .Simdd!
, Free Press, but ] have not seen tn
prospectus, so don't know what IL is +
be, bat hope il will be live Womal
Suffrage paper like the NEW NORTH
WEST, for we need one sadly in Califor
mia. L. DEF. G..
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Mr.. Taylor, the late sailor-preacher, OF
Boston, astonished divine who had re-
fused to enter his pulpit because a
Unitarian minister had been in it, by
falling on his knees on the pulpit stairs
and crying out, go Lold, deliver us in
Boston from two things, bad rum and
bigotry; Thou knowest which is worst,
for don'tr'
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SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES.

The subject for the next lecture Of
this series will be "Prayer," and was
suggested by the query of a gentleman,
who said to us, "Why do you open your
Sunday evening lectures with prayer ?"