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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

THE OLD OAPTToL-THE DOVER 4 REHoBoTH AIR
LINE--THE COURT HOUSE REMOVAL INDEFINITELY
PosTPoNED-THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY GOES 10
CnURoH-aooDl
Special Correspondence Of he Commercial:
DOVER, March Is.
Yesterday, the ''hurry" in the House
was about vote appointing committee to in
quire into tile expediency Of drawing up bill
paying $4,000, for the county's interest in the
venerable structure which We call the "Capitol
Building" The appointing of the Committee is
equivalent it is held to coming down with tho
cash And what OF it Where is there any
thing surprising about the action ? The only
surprising feature about the matter is that they
even took an initiative step toward making any
Improvement at all.
On that subject, all is quiet now and in lieu OF
some more important matter, the gossip and
excitement have centered on the proposed Dover
d Rehoboth Air Line Railroad. II was fully ex-
pected that the bill would come up in the House,
to-day, and the opposition Qhe j. 4 b. Railroad
people, are out in strong force. They were dis
appointed, in manner, as the bill was not called
up, but yet they had their 'say" and that will
answer every purpose, as 1t is fair to presume
that several crops Of peaches will grow and go
north before this proposed road Will have been
built.
In the Senate this afternoon, there was an
unlocked for sensation. Upon Senator Records
| motion to consider, for final passage, the bill
to remove the county Dullulpgsi senator itiuule
was granted the floor to speak on the subject
| He had Just commenced his remarks, when he
was interrupted by what the chair decided
''privileged motion" by Senator Vandergrft,
| to indefinitely postpone the further considera-
| tion Of the bill. Mr. Riddle appealed fiom the
| decision of the chair, but, Of course vote TAX
| en- sustained the decision.
| Mr.. Vandergrift then withdrew his motion to
| allow Mr.. Riddle the floor, who then proceeded
| at considerable length, in a close and telling
speech ia favor OF the bill. But all Of no avail
| the motion to indefinitely postpone was repeat
| ed and prevailed by u vote of seven to one. A
/ further motion to reconsider was laid on the
| table.
Following the excitement. tho Senate passed
| the bill Incorporating the Wilmington, Shelpot,
| e. Edgemoor Railway Company. This much
done, tho building of the road ia the next thing
| in order
DIR. Lesley's "Compromise Exemption Bill"
was called up for consideration, discussed con-
| siderably, and finally passed the Senate.
| What is known here as the Milford bill, a
/ Senate measure, afforded scope for much big
| talk" over in the House, this afternoon. The
bllwas a measure to prevent the increase of a
| levy of taxes above the 81 $50 now allowed. 1t
was finally passed in the affirmative ty large
majority.
This evening tho General Assembly attended
/ in a body, the NJ. E. Church, to hear sermon,
| preached EXPRESSLY to this body, by Rev. Mr.
| Merritt. j. A. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
Criminal Reform.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DELAWARE AsSoCIATIoN.
The third annual meeting Of the Delaware
Association for Criminal Reform was held, yes
rday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the Board OF
Trade rooms. The President, Dr. II. F. Askew,
occupied the chair.
Officers and Managers for the ensuing year
were ele cted as follows
Presidential. +. Askew.
Vice Presidents-For New Castle county, Rev.
Fielder Israel and DR.. l.. Il. Bush Kent county,
Dir Isaac Jump;. Sussex county, DR.. q. H.
Richards.
Corresponding secretary-Rev Geo. A. Lati'
mer.
Recording Secretary and Treasurer-ceO. O.
DlaIis, Esq.
Mansgers-New Castle county. II. F. Askew
W. g. Spruance, George A. Latimer. Fielder
Israel L. p. Bush, and j. s. Valentine Kenl
county, Isaac Jump, Henry b. Fiddeman, y. Alex
Fulton, George v Massey. Thomas l.. Madden
j. w. Sharp and Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson SUISSE,
county. Chas II. Richards. Caleb 3. Layton
Jacob Moore, Stewart Lewis, j. Leighton Nc
Kim, John Hickman, James Ponder.
On motion Of Mr. Spruance, committee, con
rsting of DIR. II. +. Askew, Rev. Fielder lsrae
and Hon. ]. s. Valentine was appointed to max
arrangements for holding public meeting dur
ing the third week in May, in turtherance 0f IN
objects Of the Association, with power to ootail
speakers.
Mr. Spruance offered the folling resolution
which was adopted.
Hesolued, That Rev Fielder Israeli one OF tn
Vice Presidents Of the Association be requested
and he is hereby authorized to visit the mani
gers OF the Association ia the several counties
and to make any arrangements with them 10
carrying out the provisions and powers OF tn
charter and the genuine usefulness Of the AssC
citation.
The meetings are held monthly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
THE PENINSULA.
cARoLINE COUNTY.

Court meets on the 7th of April.
Two children OF VIM, Thomas, OF the 4th dis
trict were recently burned to death. They
were playing near the hearth, when their cloth
ing took fire, and their mother ran to her hus-
band some distance from the house, in her
fright. When the parents returned the chill
dren were writhing IN the agonies of death.
The dead body of an infant child was. found
on the river shore, near Greensborough, last
week, supposed to belong TO Elanore Thomas.
writ has been Issued for her arrest but she
has fled.
Erastus Anderson, 70 years of age while chop
ping for Chas. A. Todd, one day last week, was
killed by falling tree.
Jake Babes the notorious chicken thief, was
removed to the almshouse for tho treatment Of
supposed insanity, but he soon broke out and
escaped to Delaware. lie confessed to his per-
feet sanity, and said that his fits were only as
sumed TO obtain opportunity to escape.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
Tho Coucert Tonight

AcuARMINa MUSICAL EVENING, BY THE MENDEI.s-
sHoN QUINTETTE CLUB.
The popular Quintette gave concert last evon-
ing in Philadelphia, under the auspices of Mr..
Pugh and the Inquirer this morning, says that
gentlemen "has rarely, IL ever, given an enter
tsnment 60 popularly successful as tho one OF
laet night. The Academy Of Music was more
than crowded. The audience, although not main
" composed of onr musical element, remained
almost unanimously to the close OF a long pro-
gramme and their enthusiasm was undiminish-
ed to the end. Almost every solo was encored
both vocal and instrumental.
''The Quintette Club is in excellent working
condition, and did all it's work with that old
time manner OF perfectness and completeness
whics are 80 rlr5 an1 80 enjoyable. The se-
lotions we're largely popular in character, and
oniy one movement OF the Iiubinstein quintette
WAS yentured upon"
We need do no more than remind our readers
that tue Clubs concert, in this, city, takes place
tO-npht.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

Rocks on which People Split" at Masonic
Temple, the 10Th.
The Programme will be issued, tomorrow
evening, for the Opera.
Council is becoming more in earnest over the
Court House removal question.
1t was only street fght-all the commotion
at Fifth and Sbipley streets just before o'clock.
The workingmen's COOPERATIVE Building ard
Land Association meets, this evening at 404
Market street.
The Street Committee of City Council adver-
tire for proposals for matchmaking the bed Of
Fourth street.
A passenger on the 2 80 train from Philadel-
phia yesterday, in attempting to jump upon the
train at Chester while in motion made a mis-
step and lis foot was crushed under the car
wheels. We could not learn his name.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT WITH NIrRo-dLYc
RINE IN THE sUsoUEaANNA.

AN 1NrkHEhTIN0 EAfEhimhNV Win NAhV-"Nh"S
RINE IN THE sUsoUEaANNA.
correspondent writing to the Lancaster
Intelliqencei' from Drumore township says: Mr..
Keayeny, OF the firm OF Keayeny IL Buck con-
tractors on the o. and T. ID. Railroad some time
ago proposed breaking the ice gorge at Port
Deposit, Md, with nitro-glycerine, but those in
authority at that place treat the plan as Chi
merical. Being at Whites Edly some time since,
MR. Keaveny ito prove the certain and powerfui
effect of this explosive on ice, as also the truth
of his own calculations). in company with others
to witness the operations went out on the river
behind Cove Island. where the ice remains un-
broken since the first freeze. Heput about as
much glycerine rs he uses in en- ordinary ROCK
blast iDto an empty gycerine can, and IN pres
ence of the company had hole to admit the
can cut through the ice. Cap and fuse we're
prepared, inserted in the can and the can lowered
into the water. When all was ready the match
was applied, when long and continued OK
plosion took place, sending large masses OF ice
high into the air and breaking up at least seven
| hundred square feet OF solid ice. This was put
ting the glcerine to its eeverest test by selecting
the centre of solic ice, where there was no frac
| ture on any side, and the result undoubtedly
demonstrates the practicabity OF nitro-glycerine
| on ice Had the people OF Port Deposit fol
| lowed Mr.. Keaveny's advice. the ice-gorge may
/ have been removed aud much valuable property
i saved At the same time Mr.. Keayeny was tes
ting the effects OF glycerine on the ice at Whites
| Eddy, he placed small quantity OF gycerine II
i n puIn bag. inserted cap and fuse, sealed it up
placed 1t on top Of the ice covering it with snow
and fred it in the ordinary manner. When
exploded it crushed large quantity OF ice, abou
| five hundred square feets downward into IN
| water. Hence nitro-glycerine will be enectlV
| on ice either under or on top.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

No signs Of freshet in the schuylkill.
The ice gorge 'grows smaller by degrees
and beautifully less"
The gas consumption:of the city, last. year,
was ,4S6, ,969, 900 feet.
"A flag bearing the coat of arms OF tho city
has been made for tho Vienna Exposition.
The President paid social visit to his
friends in PHILADELPHIA, last night. He returns
to-day.
st. Marks P. L. church was robbed on We'd
nesday night, and the contents Of the contribu-
tion box distracted.
The chances for human life are 987 times
| less favorable than formerly. the Medical Col
ieges having just graduated that number Of NJ
| DIS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14


The U. s. Court met, this morning, Judge
Bradford on the bench.
VIM. H. Person, through bis counsel, made
a motion for discharge from Bankruptcy,
which was opposed by Isaac L. Devon, and
tho ease was continued until the 2ith inst.
The Court then adjourned Hniil that day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

O. ANNUAL ELEorIoN.-The annual election of the
Delaware Fire Insurance Co., for line Directors
was held Yesterday afternoon, withthe following
result William Oanby, Geo. W. sIarks. Francis
Barry, John II. Tatum. W. q. Gibbons, Geo. W.
Stone, Geo. W. Bush. VIM II. Swift, and John
p. McLear. Wm. Candy was subsequently elect
ed President, and L. l.. Gilpin Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
sauret.


"A very fair audience, in point OF size. was
present at the Opera House, last evening, and
ihe davenport Company gave Il good perform
ance Of Under the Gds-LighL
On Monday evening, the engagement OF
Mr.. John e. Ovens commences, and all VINO
love Comedy and Farce will certainly be ON
I'D
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
MEDIcATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For this relief OF mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nippleE. Worh on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They Keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clothing
from chstipg the inaamed surface. Prepared and
sold Wholesale and ret III NY
E. BRIN9HURsT CO.,
wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market atreets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

SHoPLIFrIEd. Ella Moore, Anne Williams and
George Taylor, all colored, and We havea right
to believe all professionals, took up in the cells.
yesterday afternoon, after very successful cam
paign Of shopifting. TIE two women wore large
1hawls, under which they secreted the slolen
articles, whilst George engaged tue attention OF
clerks 80 as TO afford the others an opportunity
10 make their distractions. While thus engaged
In the store OF Edward Donahue. 307 East Sh
street, a pair Of mems boots we're seen protrud-
ing from beneath the shawls Of one Hof the
women, and this being suspicious circumstance,
Mr. ID seized upon her. The others then ran,
but we're subsequently arrested in Pckeiyille by
officers Hope, Wright and Nickerson, aud in the
possession of the party found two pair Of ladies
CATERS, stolen from Mr.. Donahue; two pair ol
carpet slippers belonging 10 Dennis Fnnessay,
3ll East 9Th street. and 10 yards of towel crash
Lelonging to John Taylor, 7th and Church st.
The parties were each held in 5000 for their ap'
pearance at the next term of the Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

THE RIVER FALLING AND NEW CHANNELS OPENING.
PHILADELPHIA, March a.
A telegram from Port Deposit states that the
river has fallen two feet, and the channels
through the ice-gorge have re-opened, on both
aides Of the river.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

he Is MADE VISITOR TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
WASHINGTON, Mar. II.
Victor DUPONT has been appointed visitor
to the Naval Academy by the President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
SECOND EDITION.
.H5 s2:3Os p. NJ.


THREE CHILDREN DROWNED IN MAINE.
BANGOR, March ID.
Three children were drowned, orons yes
terday, by breaking throuh tho ice, while ut play.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

strakosh has made another engagement for
Oarlotta Patti in Wilmington Saturday, March
92ad. She will be supported by Mademoisellts 9
Orey and Carreno, Seignor scolRra and Mons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

wo have telegraphic report from Reading Of
trial OF the Westinghouse and Smiths vacuum
brakes. It is stated that they were tested on
p,rallel tracks, and that the westinghauso atop-
ped its train in 100 feet less distance than the
other, "ihus demonstrating the superIoiiy Of
,ioh pressure,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
CusnmercIiL Reports.


PHILADELPHIA, March IA.
Cotton steady, 2O14@2l. Flour quiet and
steady, superfine 30, extras $6@6s<, Penna
Ohio, Indiana extra family, S81599. Rye flour
held S4sI. Corn meal nominal. Wheat steady,
for prime, others neglected, 81 95@l97, white
$3.50. spring S275. Corn more active, yellow
$4,000, mixed 81. white 65. Oats improved
demand, white 49050. mixed AZ. Lard advanced
S16@9. Whiekey 901%.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

SHOOTING FoR THE CHAMsIoSsnIp.-A pigeon
shooting match for the championship of the
state will take place at Shutzen Park on Thurs
day, the Goth inst. open to any one. Fonr prizes
will he offered, as Follows 1st. Purse Of 1875
gnd the champion badge 2nd, 800; 3rd, S15; 4th
80 An entrance fee Of Sl0 will be charged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
THIRD EDITION.
$50 p. M.

::--At London, they think, to-day, that Mr.
Gladstone may resume the premiership Nc
one wants the job, Just now, OF filling his
place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,
Blacks Grand Combination
BOSTON sTEREoPTICoN
AND
Illuminated Mirrors,

VIII exhibit in DRLAwARB,on the following dates
and places:
MONDAY Evening, March 18th, Delaware College
Newark.
TUESDAY Evening, March 18th, Court House,
New Castle.
WEDNESDAY Evening, March 10th, Middletown
Hail. MiddletORn.
THURSDAY Evening, March goth, Caibrith Hall.
Dover.
FRIDAY Evening, yarch 9ist Town Hail
Smyrna.
SATURDAY afternoon and evening, March asnd,
Institute Hall, Wilmington.
"Ths exhibition has tesn highly commended bN
such men as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Prof Agassiz.
and eX-Presldent Hill, of Harvard College. The
views presented, being photographed from na ure
upon the spot, are necessarily accurate TO the
minutest particular, They are then magnifed by,
powerful Orumm0nd microscope, so as TO form i,
picture eighteen feet in dismettr; showing men,
apmals and surrounding objects, full life size The
views Ct ths arctic regions alone afford display
OF beauty and magni1cence which no description ia
words can possibly approach. The views OF ice
bergs, ice. elds, glaciers and mountains tf Green
land were taken under the direction Of DR.. Hayes
and Mr.. Bradford, tile marine artist Of New York"
For full particulars prices OF Admission, a., See
circulars and programmes circulated several days
previous TO tie entertainment. marlO-lN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

The situation, at Port Deposit is improved
and there is little danger remaining OF any
serious damage to the town. We join ia the
thankfulness appropriate for this condition OF
fhinna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

TAE CAROLINA SNaERs.-The debut Of the
Carolina Singers at Scott NJ. E. church, last
evening. was grand success financially, to all
PARTIES concerned, and rare musical treat to
the large audience The judicious selections Of
the Southern plantation melodies, sung in the
Iiaintiye style OF Southern music, were rendered
IN a very eommendable manner. Several
pieces were repeated by request of the audience.
The singing troup is composed OF five females
and two males, all colored ana all Southern
plantation slaves, before the war. We under
stand movement is on foot to have them re-
turn to Wilmington, and sing for others OF our
Uity churches
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

ARRIVALS UP TO l.3O P. NJ, TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 P. NJ, TO-DAY.
CIV Gouert, city
VIII Connell, city.
Sylvester Canett, Philad'a
j r Lohand, Milford, Del.
] l. Downing, Brooklyn, l.
Ohas b Bent, Boston, Mass
VIM Connolly and lady, Chester
Frank Seidel, Reading
Moses Golding, Trenton, N J
II G. Durham, Jr, New York
Chss Levi New York
+. Barry. city
NJ Harvey, Chester
Dan'l Robinson. Chester
i G. Gibbons, Baltimore
BENZ Ferris, City
j p Addicks Philad'a
LW Wallace, Chicago
VII RUSSELL Delaware College
William Dean, Newark, Del
Edw Porter, "
Geo L Kallert. Elizabeth, NJ
VIM M Bullock, Philadelphia
L Rowland and wife, New York
G Oliver,
" + Kotch
@ Stblz. Reading
VIM 9 Ewing, Philadelphia
W q Mendinhall, City
Chas II Jones,
The honorary members of he Kappa Ca, prlo
are requested to meet at the SocietV's Hall st.
Msry's College Delaware Avenue this evenin. 3
7lS P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

rHE Fine YEsrERDAY.-The alarm sounded
Yesterday afternoon was caused by the burning
Of the roof at small dwelling, occupied by q
colored family. The building was saved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
11nrn1n s. Nc. q % STWATofAsnrn n. TFofAsrn slkIEsT. "
n nEMrIsT TRY. =,

III
DR.. CheIfsnt. thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to him since his location in WllDlngtoa,
respectfully infOTUs his patrons aud friends that ne
viii continue he Practice OF his profession AT NO.
30 W. Fourth stree'. l0r those VINO may YET DC
unaCquaInted with his mode OF practices, he mskes
the following ann )uncement:
lie will practlce Dentistry in all is departments
ana with hs latest apor we'd principles Of the sci
enee and IL will lie his pleasure at all tnesto COIL
Euit ihs hest interests OF his patrons.
PRESERVATION OF THE NATURAL TEETH
is OF the first importance and the advancement IN
his department Ot the profession has been such IN
tile last few thl5 1t 5 Bed I'M necessary 10 eA-
a tooth anu those whl appreciate thtir value
may, IN most in,tgncss. retain them. Yet Ior NE
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH,
he has the 'a'est and most approved apparatus ior
Administering Nitrous OxGe Ggs. y he gas nbeo Dy
him is nj nufactured In chemical la6OratAry ia New
York aud conc oy pressure into liquid state
aud stored in GFlnder6 OF great streny n, from
which the gas is allowed to cape into u receiver
as reqaired. by this means perfectly pure anu
aweet gas is always nbtsned. Its superiority over
other forms OF Nitroas Oxide is evident ana ao'
knnwlsdged by all these VINO have taken 1t at the
oillce. ,.,.,,
In this department. he Is willing to offer special In
ducements. Teeth will lie n4eried upon gold, silver,
platlna and vucanlzsd rnub4r those who have
been annoved b, their teeth 0reakng,or proving un
satisfactory, are desired 10 give him call.
INTRODUCTION OF HIS SERVICES
being hs chief aim he Offers to those who have mol
been able get teeth thai they ca wear with conf
fort that II ihsy wish to pat his sSl to the tst, ne
Will guarantee to give Them perfect satisiActloL IN
every particular, or
MAKE NO CHARGE.
marl4.1t onice, No. 9lo W. Fourth st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

WILMINGTON CONFERENCE AoADEsfY.-Of the
fundof $50, 900 for the erection of the Whining
ton Conference Academy, 547,000 have been
subscribed, leaving but So 900 yet to be SO.
Cured. This sum is all in good and available
subscriptions. The committee to which was re.
feIred the selection Of plan for the building
arc at work. and sometime during the present
season the work OF erection will be begun upon
the lot purchased at Dover for the purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
aSlareiages.

RHYNOL LDS-HIGBY. - At the residence of the
brides unro, O. stern, Ill NJ ,rket slrett, by rev
Charles Hnl, Mr.. slater Reynolds, formerly OF
ising Snu. Cecil Co.. Nd, 10 Miss Ad6is H.
uig0y, OF this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

The LEVY. CouRT.--The Levy Court was in
session at New Castle yesterday. 1t is in ses-
sion again to-day, and the Constables will be
appointed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
JERKIhs.& ATKIRs0N.

ouery Ought not tho Board Of Education to
protect it's members, when they are arrested
and imprisoned2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

The steamer Fire Fly. from Philadelphia TO
Havana, has put in at Nerfok to repair her boi
ler She will probably resume her voyage to
morrow,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
WOOLLEY & VAN TRUMP'S
Insurance Agency,
No.I, Journal BssiIdinO,
Adiolnlng City Han.

wILMIN TON. DEL.
Authorized Agents for the Oldest
and Strongest American Com
panies and the Leading Foreign
Company:
1Eynd Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Insurance Co., Of North America, Ptiladd.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Royal Insurance Co., Of Liverpool, Eng.
PhGfliI Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Conn,
Continental Insurance Co., Of Nelo York.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co,
Gefmdnid "
Phey.ir Fire and Marine Ins. Co. of Brooklyn.
Springfield Fire and Marine I,ls. Co., Of
Springfield, Mass.
Farmers Mutual Fire ms. Co., OF York, Pa.
Delatodye Fire ITas. Co., Of Wilmington.
Mutual Life ms. Co., of New York.
Deldt0are Mutual Life Als Co. of Wilnaing-
Ton, Del.
Ratltoay Passenger Assurance 90. Hartford
Mutual LiUs Sock ms. o., Chester 90. Pa
Policies Issued and Loeses under the game Ad
Iusted nnd Paid nj THIS Ofice
INSURANCE. PLACED IN TH8 BEST coHPA.
MES
sTAdvice freely given without charge.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO,
JAMES wooLLEY,
4, a. VAN TRUMP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
Extensive Fire.

BURNED
CMcMNANTI, March II.
The Methodist Episcopal Church and Parson-
age at Parkersburg, West Virginia. with block
Of stores, we're burned yesterday. The loss is
estimated at eighty Thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
The KnglIah Ministry.

No NRWd ON THE cRIHIH-uLADsIUNE MAI HE-
TURN.
LONDON March IA.
The morning papers contain no further news
of the ministerial crisis. The belief is now en-
tertaned that Mr.. Gladstone will resume the
premiership. Lord Derby ia expected in Lon
don, tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON March 10.
Probabilities: For the Middle staes, conlinu-
cd clsarng weather rising temperalre followed
fly falling barometer aud Southerly Winds.
EEpoRrED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. /, BOYS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
Mi EDICINAL WATERS

And Gelatlne Capsules, especially adapted fc ad-
mnsterng remedies Of dissgreeable Odor, urI leas-
ant taste or api 10 irritate the mouth or throat,
Il. BRINGHURST & Cfl.
Corner Sixth and MarLet str ets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-14
FROM DOVER.

THE OLD oAPrroL-THE DOVER REHoBorH ATB
LINE--THE COURT HOUSE REMOVAL INDEFINITELY
PosTPoNED-rHE GENERAL ASSEMBLY GOES TO
cuuRoH-aooDl