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, 1873-06-26

AT the Bancroft dinner III Berlin, Won
Moltke is repe rted to have shocked a
sensitive american by giving sneeze
that tipped over his coffee cup. A Gym
lcal German, says th5 New York Com
merclal Adcertiser, adds this comm enta
ry: ''If tnere was a dollar to be made
out of You by that sensitive American
you might properly sneeze in his face,
and never know from his manner but
what he had been accustomed to beinG
sneeZed at all his life"
, 1873-06-26

A observation-disclosures Wall, of Keo-
zuk. Iowa, reformed, joined the church,
attracted the notice of Brothers Harlan
aud Newman, got an Indian agency in
Montana. made money, blundered an
irregularity so grossly that the Admins
tration had to ship him, back slid and
It last accounts was looking for first
lass game rooster to represent him in
N approaching chicken unpleasant
uess."
, 1873-06-26

A CoLoRED MANS S ENlIMENTs. AT a
late mass meeting in CINCINNATI, Peter
II. Clark (colored) said:
am not vindictive in my feelings to-
ward the men of the rebellion. | was
an early advocate of amnesty. agree
with the magnanimous Sumner, and
would not ask Southerner to enlist un-
der flag which bears on its folds tn e
names of battles in which he met with
humiliation and defeat. / would build
the monuments, which mark O, battle
fields with the South, of wood, that,
when they have fallen into decay, the
memory of the strife may decay with
them.
, 1873-06-26
GONE BACK ON HIM FOR RacK Paw

GONE BACK ON HIM FOR BACK Pay
A Cincinnati correspondent says:
Public sentiment continues to show
itself very decidedly adverse to the Con-
gressional back salary job. the Demo-
cratic constituents Of Congressman
Lamison, of that State having notified
him that by voting for the bill and pock-
eting the money he ''bas forfeited thel,
respect and confidence" They demM
that he shall either resign or pledge
himself to vote at the next session for IL
repeal of the sa airy clause.
, 1873-06-26

To CLEAN STEEL PENs.-When a pen
has been used until it appears to be
spoiled place it over fame-a gas
light for instance for, say, a quarter
of minute, then dir it into water, and
it will be again fit for use. A new pen,
which is found too hard to write with,
will become softer by being thus heated.
, 1873-06-26

CONSIDERATION OF THE BISHOP OF VAN
CoUyER 1sLAND.-Next Sunday week, June
18th, 1878, on which the Churcn cel+
brates the feast of the Holy Apostles
SIS. Peter and Paul, Right Rev. Chas.
5. Seghers, Bishop elect of Vancouver
Island, will be consecrated in S. An
drew's Cathedral, Victoria, with the
grand and impressive ceremonies of the
Catholic Church. Most Rev. F. N.
Blanchet, our venerable Archbishop
Will be consecrator, and will be assiste,.
by Right Bev. A. M. A. Blanchet, Bish-
op OF Nesqualy, ana Right Rev. L. De
Herdomez. Vicar Apostolic OF British
Columbia.-Catholic Sentinel.
, 1873-06-26
BR1LLrAScY EARLY EXHAUSTED.

BRILLIANcY EARLY EXHAUSTED. A
veteran observer asks and answers his
own question thus:
What becomes of all the men who in
youth exhibit high talents and give
promise of brilliant future? Although
the question is not put to us individual
ly, yet we take the liberty of replying
that they may be seen enveloped in
white aprons, and seen squirting from
behind diamond clusters as bar tenders.
Their voices that once gave evidence of
Ciceronic talent are now heard retailing
vltreous pasiry-o- ''gllss pudding"
They command canal boats and street
cars, and occasionally one with more
ambition than the others becomes a
manufacturer of root beer and other
refreshing Summer drinks.
, 1873-06-26

Tne Augusta (Ky.) Chronicle gives the
following warning: Delinquent sub
scfibers should not permit their dausht-
ers TO wear this paper for hustle
There being SO much due on it there is
danger of th,ir taking cold.'
, 1873-06-26

The first result of a new Sunday law
in Layfatte, Indiana, was the arrest of
the city editor and five compositors of
morning paper, a milkman and TWEEN
ty-four rail way hands, and the sexton
was notified not to ring the bells.
, 1873-06-26
WHITEwAsu THAT Will. No,.

WHITEwAsH THAT WILL NOT RUB OFF.
Mix up half pailful of lime and wa
ter, take half pius of flour and max e
II starch of it, and pour it into the white
wash while hot. Stir it we'll and make
it ready for use.
, 1873-06-26

The editor of the Fredricksbnrg, Va,
Neus was asked by a stranger, IF il was
possible that little town kept up four
newspapers, s." aud the reply was. mo it
takes four newspapers to keep up the
town."
, 1873-06-26

Two lawyers, returning from court,
one says IL the other: 1--WE a notion to
Join Rev, Mr.. IS church; been debat-
ing the matter for some slime. What do
you think OF it?" Wouldn't do it" said
the other. well, wly?" Because it
would do you no possible good, while
it would be great injury to the church.
, 1873-06-26

NEWSPAPER ExcHANGEs-We received
by the last mail the following circular,
enclosing three dollars, for subscription
to the Dispatch:
The Sun.
New York, June, 1873.
To the Publisher Of
PUGET SOUND DISPATCH:
Dear Sir: beg to call yopr attention
to the following article:
From The Sun of June 4
EXCHANGE NEwsPApERs.-On On the first
day of July next the free transmission
of newspapers through the mails will
cease, and all who receive such papers
will be required to pay their postage.
This is a new and wholesome require
ment, and it seems to us to afford "A good
opportunity for tie introduction of
another novelty. and that Is the total
abolition of the exchange system.
From and after the first Of July next,
iHs sun will cease to be sent in ex-
change to any other paper, and will not
receive exchanges. For all papers in
different parts OF the country which we
require, we propose to pay just like anv
other subscriber; and all our friends
who desire to hav>, / He sun eau procure
II upon the same conditions.
Our coteAporaries will understand
that this is not because we fail to appre-
ciate their merits or desire to interrupt
the friendly relations which have Sc
long snbsisted between us and most OF
The press; it Is merely the introduction
of new bu, mess arrangement which
we are inclined to regard as more SIM
Pile. convenient and just than the old
one.
la conformity with the terms of the
foregoing, I enclose you check for the
amount Of yearly subscription to youl
Journal. from July 1. 1873, to July 1.
1874. Please acknowledge receipt, for
ward paper, and oblige
Yours truly,
, 1873-06-26
l. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher

PubllSlet.
The Sun is generally conceded to be
one of the best-and to our taste is the
very best-of the New York journals
1t is edited by c. A. Dana, one of the
ablest journalists in America, is une-
quivocally independent in politics. and
the weskly is furnished to subscribe RS
at the low rate of one dollar year. and
has the largest circulation of any paper
in the world,
, 1873-06-26

1t is estimated that in 1872 100000
000'were spent for br cad. $3.50. .0o0. eco
for tobacco, and 5000, 900, 600 for intox-
eating drinks.
, 1873-06-26

A physician advised patient to take
a walk on an empty stomach. Whose
stomach?" feebly asked the invalid.
, 1873-06-26

Gov. Dix has signed the New York
liquor bill providing for the recovery of
damages from liquor sellers.
, 1873-06-26
Me1c advertisements.


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taught at their own residences. Vocal
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At the residence of Q. n. Hyde.
II Please apply early. je24
, 1873-06-26
FRESH BUTTER !!

TO to the Green Grocery Store for
" Excellent Fresh Butter made by
Mrs. lmifl,ers. 4. W. 9YALSON,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
from New ca.,le.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.

lCorresp ondence Of the Commercially
NEw CASTLE, Nov. I3.
Mr.. Stephen P. NJ. Tasker and his father were
in town, yesterday We suppose to lock after
things in general connected with the works.
The coming session OF court is expected TO be
the greatest and most te 4lous which has beeu
held IN New Castle for long time. The trial
of those professionals will come or it is sup.
posed about Thursday OF Lext week and live.
ly time Is anticipated. as it is expected that a
number Of their profession from the cities will
pay US visit At that time, prepared TO aspist
their friends IN any capacity which may offer it.
self. either to swear them on or assist them in
an escape if possible.
Mr. John W Grey the proprietor Of the
Je1errou House, is making several coueilersul,,
lmprON sut- IN Connection with that Hotel
His already vel arranged bar room is to be
compit ely femode,ed and an oyster conutsr
p.sced III Que portion OF il Mr.. Grey has also
established hue of hacks to Snd from tile JEFF
feisou HS use 70 connect with the regular p.ss-
eI gel iTAlus Mr. Grey has had large exuerl.
eEce III ktell1g hrst-Clase hotel. ard he has
succeeded "a making the Jefersoa House Just
what It l. represented to be.
Cunning see ms to be below par inst az present
among our iDEeIs OF the spuIt. Ducks are not
a. pleluful IS VAS expected and there are few
pErIrl ses IN the cover. DoEn the state how
ever. thu s. appear 10 be better. as large nun
bers OF sloFismep pass up and down on the
tIaius. Those Eeiuluug bnEg with them large
qualities Of game Of All descriptions
Our temperance fulks IL this county have no,
forgotten tnat court meets on Monday and that
st tnls time the question OF liquor licenses viii
be brought up for the decision OF
the court. Two gentlemen from
your city, interested in this movement. came
over, yesterday 10 obtain. If possible. remou.
strAnces against certain saloons iu New Castle
They yislted several Of our citizens. but with
what success We are unable 10 ascertain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
spsfmI AotIsfs.
Facts for The People

as the virtues o. ntdlcines can only be ascer
ia!ned y c-r>fu. sefya.on, IL is 10 be regretted
iaai many o. TIE Drugs stiil Prescribed by some
physicians should retain pl4ce in our Matens
Atdiea As an instance OF this, that vile drug
ba.sam Coqai1a. fl ulsh-s az example : BON, the
year l5'o, the s3ani rds IL tie IS and Of San Do
mng2 having Dec ne an eied Win certain c5m.
paints 'aeagai according 10 The prevailing no,lon
at that tine, that the remedy meh, be found whers
tie disease 9.ig.laf5d. Unier this mp ess,on Ba,.
sam Copaila cane lr-o use. but never has nan.
seating drag d3ae mese iDJgry, for it not ony
changes tie ua II tas disease 81 more dread
III. state than the or-a, tu: Il rlius the tone OF
me stomach a.d at!4es On Dysp, Fsia in It's werst
forms. To sv5d This arag aud rs Hrcts the sA-
AARlTANs GIFT, purely '. Sc abe Remedy. ia
within tie r5aca OF a. oaly Ten Ei.ls TO be taken
ald VII cure every 1ne n tfvm 10 10 four da7s
Mae pa ksges, 81; feTlaie, s..
sod ~ E Br.ngacrsi a Co, sixth and Market:
2 AcIual, second and Market wilmington. Del
and ~ DIaggis's generally. ie.7.1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
WORK FOR The UNEMPLoYEp.

II the city, whose finances are in sadly de-
plsted condition, can by any reasonable meaus,
provide funds for their payment, this Winter is
the time OF ell times, fer employing as many men
as can be iudieiously set to work Many men
are idle, while the city has various improvements
decided upon and ordered to be made. The two
ought to be brought together, il any sort Of man.
aJsnent can effect that result Next summer,
It is true, We shall have more money. but At that
time, - We all expect. few persons will be out
Of employment. What is needed is to do the
sity work, now, and pay for it now.
In the long run. this will be best and cheap
est every way. Men will be employed who 9TH
sruise would be idle, and their families will live
from wages instead Of gratui,ies. Everybody
must live, in some way, and an overwhelming
percentage will work rather than receive aims
or resort to dishonesty. II they are given en-
ployment, they viii not need charity.
II lis therefore to be hoped that some plan Of
the kind proposed BY the City Councils Finance
Committee, Last evening, may be found feasible
for the relief OF the Treasury, and the provision
OF the means needed to employ 8 considerable
force Of men, this Winter, on the City improve
msnta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
sTRTKR At CUaA. NOT sPAIEI

Ths New York Times argues that if any Of
the crew Of the TTginius we're Americans, ws
nust deelaEs war against Spain II says:
They we're not AmenAbls to SpAnish laws.
since they we're captured on the high seas, in
violation OF international Law. Spain had no
right 70 seize them At all-stiI less had she any
right 70 take their lives II she has done this II
IL crime for which no explanation or apology
can atone. There will be nothing left for the
United States Government but 70 declare war
ssaInst Spain"
This seems like attacking because B has In
iured "a. Spain eonfetsss her inability to con-
tFolths Hsyans authorities: and whether abe
confess 1t ornot.the fact is perfectly well kncwn.
Nov We don't want any fuss with Spain. and
CASTELAR, has any sense, We won't have-at
least not while he is President. Let us make
our demands directly Of the de Jdcto authorities
iu Cuba, whoever they are, Who are responsible
for the massacre at Santiago, and against them
let Us direct, if it comes to auch an issue all the
force needed to irfiet exemplary punishment.
And We would not lay On the blows gipgetly, eli
thar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Tha Drsvrr,a sfa-x.

The New York Post relates tho following.
'Ah, sir. this is going 70 be hard Winter said
great burly eAr-driver to Us the other evening;
and ! saw yesterday what snch as you don't
see very often, and hardly believe when ttis tod
toye One Of the men that drove on this line
nigh three years sent his little gal to ask me to
zee him. and laid on last evening and vent.
Now heard how he was sick with consump-
iion. but didn't know how sick until l got
there.
"As sure as live cir! there was that fellow
what one year ago was &c strong and hearty .
young man as you ever saw, with his legs no
bigger than my wrist--And him Alyin' on the
door and heaven and choking all the day aud
night.
8 He told me he hadn't sent for me till he
had ito, and on looking round, sir. I saw there
wasn't any furniture left j; and altho' year ago
he bad his little room lifted up'eOmfortAbls like
be had cold even the straw in his tick and was
lyin' on the floor. i wouldn't care to live
Jim. said he (speAking very hoAree and trouble
some hke.) hut for my wife and children for
altho' am only in their way Ike to see EN-
round. and l shAn't trouble EN- much longer
And here be looked at his wife and smiled when
she cum up and, takin, hold Of his hand, told
him not TO talk Ike that. but to pluck up hope
for her sake and the little onss.
By-andby after looking at her and then
round the room at the children. bis lips COM
meneed to tremble and the tears to ill his eyes
in spite Of his tTyin' to smile; and altho think
m As hard-heArted as any man, l couldn't stan /
it and Just burst out cryin.'
well it seems he hadn't had snything to eat
that day. 60 gave him - (all hAj) and sent
for come bread and bundle of strAs and best
Of all for him. l do believe got his bat les
stick Of candy and whistle, aud left EN- almost
happy Ny old woman has been over today TO
take 'em an old bedsteAd We amt usin, and We
collected IS for EN- from the drivers and we're
thinkin' Of getting up q ball, hoping to make
enough TO send him TO hospital and to give his
wife start So they're not 90 bad OF nos as
they might be. But there's lots Just like EN-,
sir, lots just like em, and there's goin' to be
more afore the winters through.
Hold on till slow up a bit air There
Good night, sir good night" And We walked
away pondering on the terrible words Of that
kind hearted man: There's lots inst like en- ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
The Uaderzook Case.
rnrso or NOTION roR A xxw TRIAL

TILrEo OF NOTION FOB NEw TRIAL
Mr.. Perdue. counsel for Udderzoak filed, rea-
sons yesterday for a new trial First, since the
trial discovery of important testimony Of which
he had no knowledge until after the verdict
second that two Of the jurors who tried the case
expressed opinions in reference to it all before
they we're qualified; third, the Court erred iu
admitting letter as the letter of ". S. Goss to
DR.. Stevens i'll eyidence fourth, the Court erred
in admitting letters and seuding them to the
jury for examination and comparison They will
be argued on the second day in December.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Kelley Dismissed.

HIS PERSONAL IDENTITY ESTABLISHED BIZ RkPurA.
BILE wTTHRssEs,
James Kelley, the man arrested last hight, for
supposed completely in the attempt to rob the
National Bank OF Delaware was discharged. this
afternoon, there heing no sufficient evidence to
hold him. Mr.. White and other persons
who are familiar enough with the man Andrews
TO recognize him, upon being confronted with
Kelly, sold he was not thetman who rented the
houses. Kelly was discharged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Ne ical RnhhI..

Columns vould te required TO enumerate the
mtdica suob5s TIA: have risen to the surface ard
bursted slice Hoset:ers stomach Ritters became
the standard tonic OF the Western HeuispAere
Boast the most extrayagant. faortcations the mort
prep sierons cant me most slckeninz have In tura
been I'm 'ioyed 10 bolster Up the Eor h.ess pren,rt
lions "a 4 we from time 10 tim. been intioduc-d
- the hops Of Clvlct the ned With hA; fauoDs
VeEetAa4e rsm<d-, elsns. failure has been the lot
Of each and all. he reFu'stlen OF the Btfers as q
pEsNshiEe o. p!ie -!"s stnnachi'. an inYizrr.
~, general rr-to awe. EHd specific Tor indi-
fes lh' IL ols aus iiuhs rheun 1tisTn nervous de
bl.l5 coLslli1f o. FeaLness, psrpGysnsl feverF
AID 3! compl + ~ which the more s. nsitye a. =
a. &clsiSeiy 40 e, is established upon the souEd
ossli OF m re than twen'y years experience, and
cal No mere ~ shaken by the clip trap nosrips Of
stsc ulse pr't han tho eve tstiag hills bT
TIE ihda that rns'le Though heir d. d -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Fine Extracts

For iae aandEerehlef,a al the Delaware Ayenue Drug
store; also, Liquid heRHet and nav 1rlpR extracfs
tor cooking. Essence Jamaca Cling 7, Citrate an
Aasnesia, 4c- Gum CamphOr 50 cents per pound,
-, -,-,- W. 7. ALklCHS, Druggist
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
aaioiiItr pnulhara

We call attention to oHr SeidiJz Powders 30 uni.
versally popular everywhere. They are MADE m
resn and pare eyrry lew days and CAIN them 10 be
sfnal 10 any In tie marke fuy up 70 the stsnds ri
To be good they mQ-t be fresh and pure TINS ~
our Special claim, 70 prove which they need only Ia
oe TIED LonI ioEze the pa to get then Ar
FOS4 Ems DRUG STORE,
Front and West stFeets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
lFrOm our Late EdltiOnsler les.srdsy
New Ysrsg

sElzCRK FoR FRAUD on The REVENUE
Nss YoRK, Nov. l3.
The Books Of Aufmordtt 1 Co., have been
seized, the irm being charged with underyal-
uing importstions Of silk. amounting to nearly
two hundred thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
CapsIcum RIssta,

For Neuralgia, Headache Rheumat!sm. 40 THIS
Faster Sas intr us-d y last Wint. mi gave
great SUBTRACTION. B. 4 {. sHpsNAERR
SIS Market Street, institute Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

1t seems that those who are interested in tbs
proposed Georgetown and FrAukford railroad
and that speedily. or else lose the sac si5 =,
100000. Consequently 3 meeting OF the ii.
isetors Of the road will be held st Gsorgetoxn
on Saturday mex, for the purpose Of locating The
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

or all times in the world. this lime seems
to be especially chosen for smbArking in matri-
monih ventures; not so much among the
Wealthier classes, as by those who see no clear
prospect of bread for their winter using. Well
informed colored folks assure US that their peo.
pie are marrying OF by the dozen !" and the
pastors Of many churches tell the same tale.
This is the universal rule it seems, of panic
times, when laborers are out of employment. The
idea seems to be that OF the song.
"I7l marry you my dear fOrIve nothing else to do =
1t is to be hoped that these has;y nGtrimo-
niA ventures will not prove like thcae OF ,he
birds in Gays Fable, who took thsir yalsntnss
Day too early, with the result that
"Freezlng into thsir nsats, they paddled
Their feet were cold, and thsir eggs were added :;
bat still little pinch Of reason is not bad sea.
soning for love. However, we don't feel Ike
saying word to discourage these truslful voy.
ages on the seas OF welded life May their
faith in the future be justified, and al tneir
cares be divided by two-ii not len.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

Font's Cattle FOwder Il. Il. q. Liniment Robe Is
RmbrOcatiun. Chicken or Poultry Powder and An
prominent Patent Aeii ines in the market for sale
at FUSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
fFnfn NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

Some tourist in Europe writes home mo.t de-
preciating, not to say indignant. accounts Of
the German cookery. "lhe clist thing con.
suited. he Gays, lis to secure the maximum cf
quantity, at the miaim4m u cost Well, that
does not seem such bad Of c, 10 attain. par
ticnlarly At present. We Americans might verv
well take some lessons from the Gslmau econo-
mics OF cooking. Especially miglt some of
their numerous series OF soups be added to tie
foods We affect, with goo1 result. Physicians
assert that the dry lanki1ess which chAracterizes
the American physique IS due to tie undue pre-
ponderAncs OF solids in our food. The English
counteraet their tendency that way BY extensive
beer-drinking, and Germans by Do.h beer ard
soup. The first may lie Objectionable, but the
last can hurt nobody. BY all meAls. let Us add
more soup to our diet, ard plump out our
cheeks, and muscles generally 10 tie true Saxon
standard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Or. carvln's slixir of Tar,

Ia recommended by regular Medical prsctionera
aud speedy cure Euarautead for olds Cough,
CatarFh, A-thne Bronchitis. Sp!tling Dlood CON
umpion and al Pulmonary mplAints. Scrofula
Erys!Pelas DJspcpsla aad Cont. Dt senlery Choi-
tfA-norous, Cnoer1 and all liver and bowel com
ptlhts kidney diseases and ali affections OF the
Urua. organs-periecty harm ess-frec from Nine
"a Aicohode prope ties-pIessanr to take and
beTer Known 70 ali Price 20 per bottle FuIl
particulars with medical testimony aHd cefuncat.ss
cent IN application. Address L. p. HYDE A or,
1875 seventh avenue, New York -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
EnRIIan Auatnrci

Pure English Yellow Mustard. ground or grain.
Choice navoring extracts viz: ext Lemon Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext straw BeTy, etc All
Of the most celebrated max s for sale at
fOSTkRS DRUG STORE
Front and Wes, streeta,
Wilmington Dei.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
3 DOT S An ID = Ii q ES
PA MIC PRIC ES.

of
mined will
thirty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

NURNITJRR AT YOUR OWN PRICES
Il GOULD 4 co. sell the Chez pest FurnIruro
GOULD co. sell the Best Furniture
GOULD Ctl. sell the Strongest Furniture.
GOULD co. sell the handsomest Furniture
GOULD 90. have the largest stock.
GOULD CO. have ali kinds Of Furniture
GOULD a co. have the newest PatteFnE
GOULD CO. offer BArgaina
GOULD co. buy and sell for cash.
GOT LID CO. always give Satisfaction.
lioI LID CO. have great advantages in Manufa
turing.
GOULD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant
GOULD CO. have Polite Attendants.
IOti ~ ~ , y nave TeA-iglted stores.
GOU LID co. have four storsS