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! have obtained from the supreme Court az the
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BoRLAED, late Of Washington county, ID. c., De-
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her unselfsh efforts: In short, he said enough
to convince US that Il was he wholhad won over
Judge Gregory, and we resolved never, never to
Before we could recover from our indigna-
ton, Judge Gregory, who was undoubtedly
growing garrulous, jumped up to say something
about organizing an institution, for which pur-
pore he boldly advocated . public subscription.
Louis Elmer immediately offered to surrender
his claim to the Grange corner-lOt, II the other
claimants would do the same, In order to afford
sdSS fan would se
dred dollars toward the building.
menentin which 70 signify our opinion p each
rise but Uncle Joseph Threevit!
We thought 1t first, that he was going to
make whitening rejoinder to Louis Elmer; but
r sy .s 5sspy o q
Elmdr'sexamplef In surrenderine al claim % the
Grange cornef-lot, provided thSt he also might
give three hundred dollars toward the building.
listed" sid he. In conclusion, 81 called 1t
.Ba5bsra's folly. Ny great-niece can sfEord to
We had reason to fee, proud Of uncle Joseph.
foE his speech fhOeeh Il took ourbreath sway,
ELECTED q perfect storm Of applause.
Various s9ps were. then subscribed BY diff
mill workmen rose and aaid that the bows de-
but among then al thsy ocSid ipare i've dol,
.n a ssi Hs sSs rs & Hs sss sSSs
Thensn9sd scene Of confusion that set al
pr9pfiety et defiance, Inquiries followed I'm
quiries thst Honld not xaif for replies; and we
knew not how to answer. In the midst Of the
cemnotion scail ~ naAde ~ No Fsafhsr-
IA &. u:: s:: .s::. ss: .s "a. s
f.esas. 81 neseay ssss:S . siSa L s.esps
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l.well?" said the Judge, as Barbara hesitated
Circumstances" continued she, somewhat
alone upon the undertaking; but l knew that
great oaks from little acOrns grow"
The good Judge, smiled ineredulously, We
And how was this poor little acorn planted
and sprouted? Howdid it fare in the begin
ii rented room ofthe widow Barjee,r said
Barbara, cunningly abstainins from any allu-
sion to our opposition, Z" 1t was not exactly such
room as desired, but It was the best could
get, and It has the advantage Of q small yard in
The dear old judge turned and nodded at US,
which encouraged Mrs. FeatheFedge TO remark
that Barbara was certainly demensed.
with more animation, s.ths building was very
much strsitenea for means had not H met with
charge me any thing for cleaning tie room. ' and
ment for his work. Il was 8 sDod Gauss, he aid,
ans scS q ns I And =: did &
that much more to spend for books. Then Har-
din, the cabinet-maker, gave me two benches;
SSs some sps gs
we're voluntary conribptions; ssked nothing. !"
You raise the money TO start vith9
full eitent;S cria Msa. 'TsaaSSredse, eagerly s
{" Barbara has not had nsv thing fhis winter.
See how shabby she lei" ryf
The old judge looked throde his spectacles at
the plain alpaca Barbara wore, and said, with
ptS'SSs s1Sas R9 Nv Won ,osa opr..s, The
But Judge Gregory was 20 polite that he would
have said the same II her dress had BEEN eveh
"TdonT fnd il Secoihine said Mrs. Feather
edge, in aninjuYed tone. I long to zee her in
ARolonaise like Drusilis's, and . hat Eke Wflhei-
though Mrs. FeaSAeredeps had not sSplauded
our resolve TO make barbara no presents while
her infatuation lasted, she had acknowledged
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We had come 10 understand meant total defiance.
bara," said Clementina. at would be enOr-
mously expensive to do the thing in STYLE" (We
Threeyits believed i'm style.)
!" You you haven't counted the cost, ," said Jul
dith, grimiy. 81
YES, have" said Barbara. "I have lain
awake many night counting the cost"
90 There'l be the rent" plaintively objected
been a vital question.
!. Tony Roberts will let me have room at six
dollars "a month";" said Barbara, with a BUSH
THAT'S sixty-three dollars a year." said Gle
mentina, recklessly.
Il beg your pardon" returned Barbara; sit
Nearly a hundred dollars! Barbara"
groaned Mrs Featheredge; land your income is
small"
..Then there are lights.- said one.
"And nres.'' exclaimed another.
ITO say nothing of preparing and furnishing"
sighed Mrs. Featheredge.
~, the chr hire Of person to take charge of
Martha Payne has agreed to attend for a
trifing compensation" said Barbara.
IL Cant be done, Barbara" said Uncle Jo-
1T would require at least one hundred and 6fty
dollars per annum."
'.Then, OF course, it is ont Of the question,
child, said Mrs. Featheredge, drying her eyes,
and casting a grateful look at the gold pencil
case In Uncle Joseph's hand. You cannot ex-
pect your cousins to join you in this mad scheme,
anu you cannot anord 70 undertake 1t alone.
Yoar income barely suflces to dress YOU now,
and such an outlay would OblRe yuu to circum-
scribe your wardrobe 10 AN un1adylike extent -
Then 1 can eircumscribe my wardrobe, -
said Barbara. a.-'f 60 -
and give up society, Of eourse," said VIII
hc.mina- -- q 80
Very vel" said Barbara, composedly.
30 Barbara! Barbara! aud Barbara!
What foiiy.'' ----
1.-THE books viii be lost, the room abused. and
you will have every thing to pay for, and mo
thanksi" cried judith, 6iumphantly. sYou
may o. well give il up first ~ last. %
al CONT give il up" said Barbara, positively.
elf II were only some great institution, )" sob
bed Mrs. Feaslseredge.s But 70 think of my
Barbara, with such Gtfs IS hess, deyeting her
self and her little means tosuchl paltxy
=" Ii is not paltry object, !" sid the fafatua ted
endines.' On, IL YOU would bat see as I DO the
urgent necessity for this work, and enter Into Ii
with heart and handIr 81
To think" continued NrA EeAfheredge,
with that persistency which was her chief cha
raeteristic, .sthst my GLUED child should de-
scend' 70 cultivate those shae ldngly illiterate
creatures, when i had hut built such hopes on
her genius - -
.. ioti,er.y cried Barbara, inpafientay, "wiy
viii yUq persist in mailing me rie1oai0uS BY that
vorssg / am no genius. i have some tolerAble
talents thar my good amt Margaret taught me,
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'S r s. sss Is. ss; to i. q; sc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
pEssoNAL AND PARTICULAR.

Wilmington is well advertised
The Canadian Pacific Railway will be only
2700 miles long. 414 .f.s. ...1.
Milton Harrington, OF Falmouth, KY, swal-
lowed ten pounds Of oysters in less than quar-
tor Of an hour.s .,f-tfs -...fa -..a..-4
Henry II. Bellows, Chief Justice Of New
Hampshire was found dead in bed at Concord,
yesterday morning.
The snow in the mountains at the head
waters of the Susquehanna is estimated to be
oyer six feet deep.
Gould anything be more provocative of per-
sonal retott and application, than discourse IN
Euery Eccntng, on ''Cackling 7"
The President has reappointed the present
Government directors of the Union Pacific
Railroad to serve one year from date
in the British House of Commons, yester-
day, the Utiversity Test bill was defeated, and
it Is SUPPOSED that the Gladstone Ministry will
resign. 4l. 4. 80 CIV
-Ex-Conmissioner Marsh Ingram, OF Ches-
ter County drives a runaway horse, and the West
Chester papers watch him closely for an item,
whenever he comes to town.
-Porfrio Diaz has been elected Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court of Mexico. As Chief
Justice he will become President of Mexico, in
in case OF vacancy in this office.
The Biddleford, Me-, Times says ''In one
locality between here and Boston the snow COW
ers up the telegraph wires. For miles and
miles tho snow is said to be even with the tops
of the cars" N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
The Washington Fire Company.


OCCUPATION OF ITS NEW HNdlNh hoooH
The Washington Fire Co. completed, last
night tho removal of it's apparatus aud eHects
from the old engine house, III sixth street, eAse
Of Market, to its new building in French street,
above Third. :. 49,.
finest and largest completed engine house IN tho
city. The Fl ont is built of pressed brick, trinl-
med with Ohio stone, and IN all it's appointments
ia well planned. The storage room for the ap-
naratus occupies, of course, the ground moor,
which is SO feet long by 20 feet inches VIDE
Tha walls are Of sand-paper tinish-that is they
are in imitation of granite diviued by black lines
into massive blocks double trackway OF IRON
for the receptacle Of the apparatus, extends the
entire length of the room. In the rear OF TINS
room ia a workshop lOxl2, and stable along
side of the same dlmenHlons' Ihe SeiihS 10 40
II. inches high. Ak.o,,
the seeond floor IL divided INTO parlor, aox2l
with two small rooms at either end-one a hDra-
nv The walls and ceiling, which is IL feet hieh
are whitecoated, and supplied with three very
fine chandeliers. =, -. -, Al,
The meeting room of the Company is on TIM
third foor and is 29x37. In the rear OF II arr
Two Committee rooms. The walls here are al
30 whitecoated. ,...;.,
It is not the design of the Companyto furn'si
these upper rooms at present. 10 the meetinl
room they have removed their olu iulna'Iio ~ H.
which is sufficient for present needs: In III
rear Of the building and separate from 1t Is
hose tower 40 feet high, and about feet WIDE
The doors are massive and are in imitation :
VIM. Il. Foulk was the contractor and builde
The total cost OF the building was about Sl2, ,OO
lhe city takes possession of the old engil
house, and will convert it into Offices for th
use Of one Of the city Departments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
Music

THE MENpELssoHs ooNcERr, ON FRIDAY EVENING.
No musical organization which has ever visited
Wilmington has become more popular with our
citizens than the Mendessohn Quintette Club.
of Boston, and their return on Friday evening
will be very welcome. OF Mrs. Anna Granger
Row, the vocalist who accompanies the Club, the
Warrington Chronicle says
Her personal appearance is very fne, and in
her Dress which was very rich one, she exhib-
tied great taste, aud verified the adage that
beauty unadorned is most adorned She Is
purely American IN her manners, and lays aside
all those foreign airs 30 often displayed by prlma
donnas aud aped by Our own country-women.
Her voice is pure and sweet, possessing power
aud volume sufficient for the most dilhcnlt mus
10, and ,et under perfect control, and d marked
characteristic OF ner execution was that sue
reached the highest notes and gave tue prettiest
trill with 10 little apparent effort. She was en-
cOred twice during the evening, and responded
IN very pleasing manner"
Our readers viii remember, OF course, that the
sale of reserved seats for tiAs Concert Ii now
uSsp at the bookstore OF Boughman, Thomas,
A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

BUSINESS IN THE TWO HoUsEs-ExTENsloN OF
TIME FOR NEW BUsINEss-rHE BAILEY DIVORCE
oAsE-FINAL ADJoURNMENT-rHE DOVER POST
oFFIoE, ETC.
Spectal Correspondence of the Commercial.
DOVER, March IL.
Both branches of the Legislature are busy at
work, though accomplishing nothing specially
benefiting the general public. The Joint reso-
luton. passed sometime since, receiving no new
business after to-day, was made point of bus
mess in the Senate, tO-day, this branch by JOINT
resolution, resembling the former resolution:
In this matter, the two Houses were at log
ger heads" for time the question arising, was
the simple introduction of bill on petition suf-
fioent TO make it other than new business The
dispute was finally settled, and the time was ex-
tended to the 14th inst
A large amount of business was given notice
of to-day. In the Senate shls morning, t"ehty
new bills were introduced.
A divorce bill which became prominent in Do
yer two years ago, that OF DIR. q. j. Bally, has
been again brought up beforethe Committee on
Divorces Mrs b, alone il here representing
tho case, and at hearing this morning, u IL
said the OomInittee refused to further consider
the matter in default of further evidence. Ii
this be true the case here ends.
This afternoon the time was generally occu-
pied in introducing and reading pils a SECOND
time nothing of a nature interesting the public
being done. In the House, the question of the
purchaae of the old county buildings by the
State, seemed to excite some discussion.
The extension of the time for the reception
of new business, will probably have the effect
| TO postpone night sessions for while yet. Az
| to final adjournment, various opinions are ex-
| pressed. prominent Senator said to-day, he
| thought this and next week would be sufficient
time to close up all business, and the Legislature
/ would then adjourn. -.
There il nothing moving OF an exciting chat
| acter, and gossip is scarce and stale. About the
only subject of any special interest to the peo'
/ pie of Dover is the location of the new post Of
fee 1t is wanted in various places, and to set
1 tie the matter nine citizens were appointed tc
| select site Their report has not been made
| Dover is ambitious and wants new hotel.
| A bill illincorporating the Capitol Hotel Company,
| with VIM. O. Fountain, of the Capitol hotel, al
leading the movement, passed the Senate this
afternoon About $4,000 is already guaran'
| teed for the project.
! Last night Superintendent Hinckey and JOS
eph Bringhurst came down in a special car, with
number of the peach growers, and had tall
with the legislators on the question OF freigh
rates, taxes &c. This evening. special car, oil
the regular train, brought. to Dover Z. T. Warner
BENZ Neilds and about twenty other Whining
tonians They talked to the solons about
| "Ouurt House Removal" j. A. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
LErrGRs FRom raE PEOPLE.

NO y UhUhIINU AE ALL
To the Editor Of he Commercial:
The conductors of that very doubtful political
paper, the Eoery Eveaing, in their issue of yes
terday, gave ms a highly instructive article
about :. Gackling," which was, unfortunately,
peculiarly applicable to themselves. especially
when we read attentively the part that has ref
erence TO pullets oackling. Now the pullet and
erence is not, comparatively, on account Of the
age of either. but consists, simply, in the fact
that the pulet, after laying her first egg, ,cackes
less and less after the laying Of each subsequent
doubtless cackled sufficiently over it's first egg,
has continued to do so proportionately. ever
since that event, and can account for this but
in one way, which is that all their eggs must
have been bad A READER OF E. Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

THE ExoEIsIoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEET
ING.

THE ExoELsIoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEET
; ING.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the new Ex-
celsior Loan was held. last evening, al whlch
meeting the preliminary steps were taken Tor It's
nermanent organization. Committees were ap-
pointed as follows
On charter-Clarenoe Silver.
On By-Laws-J. L. Carpenter, Jr., ID. l. Haw-
kins. E' A. Chambers, Il. Il. Webb, stephen Da-
rms, Dr. j. H. Smms, VIM. Emmoms, Jr. and
Maris Taylor.
=. The meeting adjourned until Thursday week,
Inc 2Oth inst, when another meeting VIII be
held for organization. .,,..
ing. last evening, when $17OO were sold at S514
MO money was sold at the monthly meeting
of the Mechanics Loan, held last evening, the
funds being all consumed in the retirement o'
aharaa NJ at0ak
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

The susquehanna river rose yesterday = rect
CbicLias and 9 feet at Columbia. The Ice at
Middletown began to move about noon. Al
Chickies and Port Deposit the goiges remllned
firm. Much alarm was ielt at Port Deposit 1t
having rained heavily during the mofhlh6, al
though the river rose only ~ inches'
Uonaersieet aged a, fell down the snait OF the
Union railroad tunnel, distance OF 90 feet, and
was instantly killed. He was drunk al the time.
William B. Andrews, for 10 years janltor OF
the MassachusetLs Medical College ia Boston,
Committed suicide by shooting himself yesterday
morning. He was 81 years OF age.
August Mayford, a minor, committed suicide
at Scranton; Pa yesterday S ~ throwing ni'ii'0i'
The Epizooty in a mild form has appeared il
Los Angeles, California,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

ARRIVAL, UP TO l 80 P. NJ, TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO 80 P. NJ, TO-DAY.
Edward sitter. Philadelphia.
Hon j h Lodi Del
.,iss V Il Osliu, Nov Castle, Va
William W Davis, Bangor, Pa
HIS DaVley. Baltimore
James V Kuolts, NJ u rempleyille, Md.
wv Brouley, New York
Prof Wi-eman
Geurge RLlxew. Brooklyn, N Y
W II iurler Boston, Mass
Geo. Linlrew. Philadelphia
J Halsworth. New York
q Il Plorca Hartford, Conn
K II Graham, Washington ID U
smith New York
Frank arthur, agent John f o yens,
j N Raymond n
A n ParlIn, Boston
HEF Campbell, Nav York
re Willis, Camden, N J..
CL Jackson, Baltimore
JR Bennett, Philadelphia
Hon j W HazIeton, Nj L, n j
q II Smith, Iowa.
Ohas Dorson. N
Thos Baesley Naw York
Alfred Schriesi, Maine
Joel Winslow. Va
Rev Geo + Wiswell, Philadelphia
Thus NJ Ogle, City
WIN M Fields md wife, City
James Waters wife andcmid, City
Benjamin Ferris =
Il Barry,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

The VALUE OF Ir.--The value of the Clayton
House to the trade of Wilmington will not Dc
long in making itself practically felt. On FRI
day an extensive morocco dealer from Boston,
town in few hours as had been his custom,
WAS induced by it's attractions and comforts to
remain until Monday. During his stay, he SAID
he had purchased just three times as many goods
as he had intended, having found upon exam.
nation. that he could OBTAIN more favorable
tarma than elsewhere,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The list Of arrivals at the Clayton House, dur
ing "a hours, published yesterday, numbered Al
persons, from 13 different states.
At the meeting of the Wilmington Institute
Directors, last evening, Daniel MOodall was
elected a member of the Board, to NIL the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF Anthony Hig-
gins.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

FAILURE o. CAPT. JACK TO FULFIL HIS PROMISE.
San FRANCISCO, March IL.
Capt. Jack d party failed to meet the wagons
at the Paint Of Rocks, according to promise, and
it is believed that he has maneuvred to get into
the country east Of the seat OF war, where no
calvary can pursue him.
Mr.. Appegste has resigned from the Peace
Commission, Disguised
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

The announced purpose Of the Administration
to make very few changes in appointments is
evidently adhered to- We observe, among the
names sent to the Senate yesterday, the reap
pointment of Robert Iredell as postmaster at
Norristown, VIM. NJ. Mintzer, at Pottstown,
and George Bergner, at Harrisburg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

The lists of M. e. appointments, published in
this paper, and in one of our contemporaries,
last evening, materially differed causing little
excitement among our Methodist citizens, over
the uncertainty of q number of assignments.
Tho List in the COMMERCIAL was strictly accurate
and reliable
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

prsuMprtoS OF THE ppBvrE ON THE PORTO RICO
BILL.
.s.' MADRID, March IL.
Debste oil the Porto Rico Abolition bill has
been resumed in the Assembly. -.-
The bill convoking the constitutional cortes
has been sanctioned by the Assembly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

Captain George Newton, of the schooner An
ma Shepherd fell overheard in Delaware BAY
Yesterday mornilg and was drowned. His body
was recovered.
j. F. Larter, wholesale jsweler OF Newark,
N. J., who IL stopping at Chicago, is reported TO
have been robbed of $4,000 worth of valuables in
the latter city last Sunday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

BoAap OF TRADE.-A meeting of the Managers
of the Board OF Trade was held last eyenlng. nine
present. Vice President Lea presided, anu III
the absence OF Mr.. Stone, IL. Nj. Jenkins acted
as Secretary The business was mostly OF q
routine character. a resolution was aooptea'
nrginp the management of the p, W. aud b,
Railroad to run an early train to this city from
Philadelphia, aud it was suggested tnat the tram
now leaving there at o'clock for Lamokln
ought to extend its trips to Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THIRD EDITION.
3:3O p. M.


CHANNELS WEAVING THROUGH THE ICE AT PORT
DEPosIT--BREAKlMd or THE GORGE AT HARRIS
BURG.
PHILADELPHIA, March IL.
Dispatches from the Susquehanna river re-
port no damage from the freshet at Port Depos-
it. The water has raised two feet, and is, cut
ting channels in the gorge, and wearing it away.
Everything is now favorable at Williamsport.
The rise is I've feet at Harrisburg. The ice
broke up yesterday, passing of without damage.
AT Columbia the gorge is unmoved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

Among the nominations sent to the Senate,
yesterday, by the President was that of Edward
d. Porter to be Pension Agent, in this city. Pro-
fessor Porter is courteous and efficient officer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

INoENDIARIsM.-The stables OF hobt. smith,
on French Street below Second were set on ire
this morning. by some incendary. Some one III
passing about 10 O'Clock. discovered blaze in
Inc stsole, ana entering found tire kindhng IN
the manger They gave the alarm and set to
work putting out the nre, aud before the hre
companies arrived had it under CONTROL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

At the municipal election in Camden, N. j.,
yesterday, the Republican ticket was successful
by an unexpectedly large and decisive majority,
it having been supposed that the vote would bo
close The Democrats carried but one Ward out
of nine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
NARRATT's ELECTRIc DISKS

Are sef-acting, clean, comfortable and durable
They are worn with relief In Rheumatism, Neural:
snnply gentle now OF constant electricity and nave
a wider rauge OF use and help in the above named
class Of troubles than the rdinary batLery 500 pS
~ E BRINGHURST co..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

The cabinet factory of Oliver " Annables, at
Chandere, Canada, was burned on Monday
night. Loss so, 900.
Woodburn, sarnon II Co.'S wheel works at In-
dianapolis. were burn I'd last night Chlet ; tlre
ISneineer Daniel Flazier was killed by falling
| wall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

PHILADELPHIA, March IL.
Cotton dull. 2O16 to 22ISc. Flour very dull ;
superfine, "a so to 1915; extras, S6g6 10
wheat firm: other grades dull red, 81 97@l.-
95 Corn steady yellow, &c.,, white. 600.
Oats, 49(O50c. Provisions more active. Whi5-
kav Ole Gold l1512.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

ELECTION OF MR.. BOUTWELL, TO THE U. 8. SENATE
BosToN, March II,
Hon. George S. Boutwell, was elected .. B.
Senator to-day in joint meeting Of the Legis-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
MEDICATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief of mothers suffering IRON so,s os oa
shie;Ss are fonnd soothing and healing. They Keep
fhe nippes soft and moist and prevent the clotning
from chsing the innamea suflAoe' fiopei0~ ~AN
sol" "noi'e"'' e, BRINGHURsr d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail DruggistA
Corner sixth and Market streets