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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

SALE OF LoTs.-We again call the attention Of
our readers to the Sale of Lots over the Third
street bridge on tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Mesers Ogle Il Miller auctioneers, will
sell for Mr.. b. f. Townsend sixty-one beautiful
" located and valuable lots, together with one
large lot, 100 feet on Lobdell street by 2226 fee
on Buttonwood street, ON which is erected his
pate large attendance and capital bargains for
all who buy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

On PAINTNas.-The sale of oil paintings, by
evenings. commencing at 716 o'clock. The sale
viii be positive, and those who desire to pur-
chase a fine painting should not fail to attend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02
SECOND EDITION.
weather Record.

REPORT oF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. May 2.
Probabilities For the Middle States, ard
Lower Lake. fresh North-essterly to South-east-
erly Winds falling barometer, cloudy weather,
and rain
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02
DAjI9 Gpatm<rtiaG.
LEMKIMa q ATkIMaoN a

wIIMRR ATKINSON, N,.,.....-..... PnbiIshcF.
svFor Tsrrns Bso., See Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

The drawing finally ended, the whole party re-
turned to Lewes and left for home at about Z
o'clock reaching this city shortly after IL. The
ride was void OF incident or accident, excepting
a very narrow escape from serious injury by Mr..
E. s. R Butler, who fell from the train as it was
moving out of Georgetown. Mr. b., in attempt
inc 10 9et ON the train. missed his footing, and
fell to the ground, but fortunately was not much
hurt. ,
Among the curiosities found on the beach and
grounds, was an English farthing, dated IiS5, IN
the time of the reign of King George l. 1t was
found on a lot some distance back from the
shore, probably washed up by the tides and surts
Of one hundred years ago, from the depths OF
the sea, where it might have been lost.
Mr.. j. L. Kingore, of the Eureka Manufaetur-
ing Co., was present, exhibiting his patent
| spring bed bottom. 1t was admired and approx
| ed by all, and large number of orders will
most probably be the result.
The press was presented by Willoughby N.
| Smith, OF the Baltimore Sun, VIM. 4. Oroasdale
Of EUsry Eoening, Dr.. VIM. Q. Davidson, Of the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

YHTOASTING FORKS and toasters of several kiads
and a variety OF broilers for sale by
TnUMAN a SHAW.
No. s85 (Iftght Thirty-nVe) Market st below Ninth,
phtladelphip.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

YENRY OUR LYKENS VALLEY COAL. IT Is
u very superior fer use in mild weather, to any
other Coal In the market,
GEO. W. BUSH 4 SON. French-Ht. Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02
atetlj advertisements.

THNHE NATIONAL CLOTHES WRINGER COM
/ bines the best OF the latest improvements, with
other entirely rev features. Do not buy TIL you
have examined tn Q one With one exception we
are the sole agents for PHILADELPHIA
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02
CARRATTlS ELECTRIC Disks

Are self-acting clean, comfortable and durable.
They are worn with relief in rheumatism Nenral-
gia, Local PainB Weakness, Lameness, &C. They
supply gentle now OF constant electricity and nave
q wider range OF use and help in the above named
class Of troubles than the rdnary bsttery Sold py
K. BRINGHURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15

"A washington dispatch says that the
examination of Capt. Budgngton lasted
five hours and related particularly to his
relations with Capt. Hall, he declaring
that there was not the slightest founda-
ton for the report of difference between
him and Hall. His judgment about pro.
ceoding beyond the point reached (Sz deg.
10 min.) was based entirely upon his ex-
perience as navigator in Arctic waters,
and not from fear of danger or aversion
to prosecute the journey while there might
have been appearances Of an open channel
The water in the northern latitude was 80
uncertain that no man dare risk vessel
in higher latitude with the Arctic win
tor approaching.
In reply to an inquiry as to his person.
al conduct, Buddiugtou said that he had
been accustomed TO taking a dram occa.
slonally, out denied ever having drank
enough to iucapacitate him for duty, or
making him unfit fer the position of navi-
gator in dangerous waters. The separa
ton ct the Tyson party was more serious.
ly regretted by these on the Polaris than
could possibly have been BY the ice-aoe
party. So certain was he that the vessel
would have to be abandoned, that he had
made preparations to cast over everything
OF value and Importance to. the crew when
the wind suddenly changed and shifted
the Polaris into almsst an opposite posi-
ton, swapping the hawsers, aud Increasing
the danger Of the vessel. The. examiua
ton will be resumed when the death o
Captain Hall will be inquired into a
length.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15

tbs PRESIDENTS OF TUE UNITED STATES I;
l7T6 TO lS7G-This is the title of u
beautiful Photographic Picture, "a 30
inches, just issued by i. A Finley & Co.,
Publishers, l6 Cedar ST., n. Y. We
cannot conceive Of more appropriate
picture for the parlor or the Office than
this. 1t should be IN every house in the
land. 1t is instructive as well as ornamcn.
tai. The design is tasty and well con-
ceired. In the center is large l,hoto-
graph Of Washington, a very superior
likeness, taken from copy Of Stuart's
celebrated painting in Faneuil Hall, BoS-
ton. This is surrounded by seventeen
smaller photographs representing each of
the other Presidents, Tn" photographs
are all by Bogardus, the celebrated pho
tographer, President Of the National
Photographic Association, and the &C.
knewledged head of the art in this conn
try Every picture is gem, and is sur.
rounded BY gilt oval, and the whole by
an ornamental border in gold, At the
head of the picture is the American Ca
sic, with outsprcaa wings, cIutching in
its talons the starry banner Under each
portrait is the Rame of the President it
repre' ents, the State from which he was
chosen, and the years he served. At the
bottom of the picture is printed, in orna-
mental style, the title. The whole is
mounted on extra thick Photographic card
board, ready for framing. AS we said
before, this picture should be in every
house in the land. not only as an incentive
to- the rising generation to emuate the ex-
ample of those great men, but to afford
medium Of information that comes home
to the heart Of every citizen aud in re.
gard to which few are prepared to con-
verse. intelligently. When framed, the
picture is simply elegant. The picture
Unframed is furnished at five dollars. and
framed very handsomely in black walnut,
ornameuted in ebony and gold, with cord,
aud everything complete for hanging up,
for ten dollars The publishers will for.
ward the same to any address in the Unit
ed States upon the receipt of the price
Ne'c' York Daily Graphic.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15

BURGLARY IN MoNrGoMEnY.-The house
of Mr.. j. Jarvis in Montgomery Village
was entered on Monday night of week be-
fore last during the absence OF the family
and S247 stolen. Mr.. Jarvis and his
family we're visiting at neighbours, aud
upon their return, met two men who
were driving quite fast, but thought moth.
ing Of it at tho time nor did they dis
cover the robbery until the next day, when
Rufus Rawson picked up an empty peck.
et-beok in the road near Mr.. Jarvis house
which proved to be Mr.. Jarvis. The
burglars had unlocked door, entered,
found the mon ey, which was in drawer
and gone out again, locking The door af.
ter them, and leaving everything appar.
emily undisturbsd.. Phe money was near.
ly all in twenty dollar bills and it was
hoped that this circumstance might lead
to the detection of the thieves; and con
sequentIy, the loss has been kept as quie'
as possible. No developments have ye,
GENE TO light. but some parties are undel
suspicion. and are being watched.
1t will be noticed that this. burglary
was only two days before that in Rich
/ ford, and it is not improbable that were
committed By the same gang. In fac
there are some grounds of similarity n
the two burglaries. Mr. Jarvis hous,
and Boright's stere were both entered BY
false keys.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15
State Items.

The journal says thlt Hon. George
Nichols, CT Mortified, has been appointed
clerk Of the Central Vermont Railroad.
A CRIB 81 ] 10 feet forming portion
Of the 600 linear feet of breakwatcr to
be built at SWanten Ilarbor, Naquam Bay,
has receRily been completed and sunk, un.
der the direction of Captain White, Uni
ted States Engineers
The executive committee ofthe Yer
mont officers Rc-Union Society have fixed
upon Wednesday, October Doth, for their
Reunion, at Brattlebero. The address
will tc delivered by liaj John Curtis Ty-
Ter, of Bratrleboro, late Of the 4th Yer.
mont Regiment.
Tho barn of L. s. White, in Burllng.
ton was destroyed by fire Thursday noon
Loss 5000 insured for $3.50. The flames
attacked Mr.. Whites dwelling, but caused
only the partial destruction Of the kitchen.
The fire was probably the work Of an in
ccndiary.
Judge David p. Moves, who suffer
ed the breaking of his leg at the Revere
H)lse, Boston, is now in Burlington, Wis
ting his daughter, Mrs. Oscar A. Burton.
The Judge is not able TO walk as yet, but
expects to fully recover the use of his
limbs ere many weeks, and at the adj
vanded age of SO years has sustained
the injury in wonderful manner
The dredging Of Otter Greek between
Vcrgcnnes and Fort Cassin is now under
progress under the superinteudencc OF
Capt. White, who hopes to make thor.
Ough JOB Of it, The object of this inn
provoment is 10 repdcr the Greek naviga-
BILE IRON its mouth to Vcrgcnucs for YES.
sells of the largest class
The Free Press says Capt White is
now in Burlington experimenting the ex-
tension Of the breakwater. About thirty
men have heen employed during the past
month in the construction of one crib, 0
feet in length. AT the south end of the
present breakwater another crib of the
same dimensions is also in process of cen.
struction.
During the examination of witnesses
in the recent liquor prosecutions at Mont
peller before tie Grand Jury, Col. Bout.
we'll, the former well-known landlord Of
the Pavilion Hotel. was called to the
stand and iateregated as follows do
you know of any liquor being sold in
Montpelier, Of your own personal kaowl-
edge Z" Yes" bluffly responded the
Colonel. have sold liquor to eight of
that Jury that sit before you!" The
prosecution considered him 'too-willing
Witness" and told him he could 20, al
though he was ready to answer, however,
created considerable merriment in court.
Tho Ees Press learns from Now
York that the large historical painting of
the Battle of Cedar Greek, which Julian
Scott is painting for our Vermont State
House, is rapidly approaching completion.
He is finishing the details of tho picture,
and every day adds some new touches,
which give life and vigor to the compost.
ton. The painting already wins hi Oh
praise. Gen. Mcclellan and Secretary Of
war, Belknap, have each been to see it
lately. aud express much qualification with
the picture. Gen. Sheridan has also been
to see it, and declared, after looking at il
intently for while, that it was tho enly
battle-piece, to his mind, that he had seen.
lie liked it. he said, because it made
! the boys as they were, going IN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15
Reforms In MeNIe0.


The administration Of President Lerao
Of Mexico Is certainly promising iaealea'
liable benefits to that country. lie has
tranquiiiEed the country and nov proposes
4 series Of social aud poliiioO-moral re-
forms Of vast moment Congress by cen
aiiutional amendment has divorced the
church from the state aud bestowed upon
the latter the marrying power; abolished
religious test oaihs; abolished peOsage
aud cOuveniual servitude and any REM
nanis Of the eOOlis system; and forbidden
ecclesiastical orders aud turned the Jcsuits
cat ofihe couHtry. The program istOo vas;
to make its fulfllmeni seem possible. But
political feeling in Mexico has set against
the clerical party hardly ever since that
patty tried to enthrone Macmillan. Ben
ito Juarez fought the priests long and we'll.
and the reforms Of to-day must be regard
ed as the harvest for which his long years
Of Ihankless service prepared the ground.
Que can hardly imagine any great politi-
cal revolution more important to the pros
pcrity Of North America than the tran
utilization of Mexico, the erection there
of a republic in fact as well as in name,
and the industrial development and moral
elevation of the country.
Advices from the city Of Mexico 10 the
Cd inst. state that the President Lcrdo has
issued a decree following the publication
in each locality of the reforms and addi-
ticns to the constitution proclaimed on the
25th ult, commanding all officers and cn-
ployes of the public, of the enhateuer order
or class, to affirm, without any reserva-
tion, the reforms, and to guard and cause
to be guarded the additions to the eonsti.
tuition. or they cannot continue in office.
Congress has decreed the following
Church aud state are to be separate.
Congress cannot make laws establishing or
Furnishing any religion; matrimony is 10
be civil contract religious institutions
cannot possess property; simple promise
to speak the truth, complying with the
obligations contracted, with penahies in
case of violation, is substituted in place of
a religious oath no contract is to be per-
mitted which aims at a sacrifice of the
liberty of MAJ in the matter of work, cd.
ucation and religious VOWS. The laws
thus do not recognize monas.ic orders.
nor permit their establishment by any de-
nomination or rnder any proteuse, and no
contract will be allowed among persons
consenting to their own prescription or
establishment.
The priests Of the church of St. Lorette
have communicated all persons recog-
nizipg the constitution and reforms inaug-
urated by the government; and the Jes-
uits have been ordered to leave the coun-
try at the first opportunity, and are given
their choice of American, English OF
French packets.
Information from Saltello indicates that
the general government will soon use mil
itary force to suppress the differences be-
tween the Congress of The state of Cohu-
liza and the recently-depOsed governor
general, Zepcda. The federal authorities
are trying TO secure reconciliation be-
tween the opposing factions, and thus avoid
a civil conflict.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15

LIST OF PATENTS. following patents were
issued from the U. s. Patent Office to citizens
of Vermont for the week ending Sept. 23d,
1873; Reported for the Newsdealer, by AL
EXANDER h MASON, Solicitors of Patents
COS Seventh St., Washington. D. G.
Tool for making Butter Molds--John
}. Hawkins. Salisbury.
Gun Cleaner--Charles g.. Gould,
Windham.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15
business Notices.

A srAnThSG TRUTHi- Thousands die annu-
ally from neglected coughs and colds, which soon
ripen into consumption, or other equally fatal
diseases of the lungs; wien By the timely use
OF a single bottle of DR.. Wisiar's Balsam OF
Mud Cherry their lives have BEEN preserved
to a green old aye.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15

al persons are hereby cautl9neu
auv meney to, or doing any nnsllles
G. l.. Babcock Of Rutland, W, on
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance oonuI
as the said Babcsck is no longe. ~ 4
Company, and Is largely indepteJi
premiums collected, All parties w.
fled TO wiromto mako their pan,inigyII
iswif NJ. v. III pp"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15
Foreign News.


paris, Oct. IL. Tseniy-ssvsn mem men.
hrs ofihe Municipal Coaneii o. -
-. nnbIi.bei an address in which meg
I-.,.rs tbs, the Assembly has 90 rsa' 70
sl;ea.te The National Sovereignty. sHa,H
,h,t tbs majority Of the people rcles' tue
lin al The Coaut deChambord TO ihe
- ~ France. ani request delegates
r,om the Department, Of the Seine 10 ue'
-. frankly hos they propose to vote
Wen the question OF change Of So's'n'
men, i brought up in the Assembly.
Coapt De ChambOrd vas at Galesour:
TO-DAY. lie visited the Grand DUKE o.
T,s any and received dePuialious iron
France which arrived in town this morn
inc What reply he gave to the depu'I'
,;sn i unkpoun. but it will probably reach
mi. ci,v about the middle Of tho present
week. Co.,,
The committee Of the monarchieal mem
hers oc,he Assembly will meet Oh the l "a
;rs, 70 receive and consider tie Count
final reply. aud will communicate the re-
sul,s of their deliberations 10 the burea'
of the Assembly on the next day.
The Bien Public says that ex- Presiden
Theirs has not seen Gambeiia since h'
return to Paris; that he will hold aloo
from all csbals, but will defend the hbcr
ties aud sovereignty Of the people beior'
the Assembly.
Rouhcr. at the solicitation Of member
of the Right, will call a meeting OF I'm
peria,isis TO be held on the 10th for tn
purpose of appealing to the people to sup
port a mp emise in case concessions ar
made by the Monarchists.
Elections to Gil the vacant seats III tn
Assembly took place to-day in four de
partments. Partial returns received iro"
Toulouse show that NJ de Remusat, wh
ran against Mel, nephew Of the late Mar
shall Mel aud candidate of the Right, ha'
been elected in Ilaute Garonne. III
three other departments. Pay de Dorre
Loire and Nievre, were carried by tn
Republicans by overwhelming mujorltics.
SPAIN.
Madrid. Oct. ~ There is doubtful
rumor in circulation that a conspiracy ha
been discovered to assassinale Senior Gas
tcar.
The Nphonsista Club has issued a man
'ifrsto declaring that the time had come T.
prepare for the accession Of Don A'rhons
to the throne Of Spain.
CASTELAR, yesterday paid official visits l.
Gen. Sickles, the American, and Sayard
the British minister.
A large number Of CarIists who wor
defeated at La Jongucra have taken refug
in France. The fist made large funera
prye and burned all the bodies Of thei
dea |.
A dispatch from La Palma, near Car
tagena dated Saturday afternoon, report
that the commander Of the iusurgent fri
gates promised to offer battle that day Il
the government squadron of that port
Cannoaading has been heard fer the las
two hours, and it was believed that ma
val fight is in progress.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15

Our notice of the improvements I
the St Adams Messenger got mislaid last
week.. 1t has complete new dress
and is Hastily composed" besides being
enlarged column on a page. Col. Clarke
aud his assistants are giving to the paper
a good deal of labor and editorial ability
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15
John w. Hogt'S EST


The subscribers, having been apPH
Honorable Probate Court for the =
noble Commissioners, to receive, ca
just all claims and demands ola pe
the estate of John ". Hoyt late
in said Dist, deceased, representa- !,
the term Of six months from the 21u wv
being allowed by said Court 70 w
said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove :
claims before us; Give notise' tna'
10 the duties Of our appointment
Of A. E.Pike Woloott in said DlsI,
Wednesday of October and I'd Neun'
next, at one O'Clock, in the aitern'
said days.
JAMES A. CIR YES
JAMESA. STRONG y :,
Wolcott, Sept. % A. d. 1873. -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15

--Forty-seven liquor indictments were
found by the Washington Go. Grand Jury
nj its recent session.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15
NO Agents--One

PEAR TREES 3to FEET HIGH. APPLEr
FEET nlGl.
Frst-class Trees. true to name and at
by tho hundred or thousand AllLe a
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SllRU
Send for Circular. KING Il hURRAl
n, Y,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15
THE BEST PAP
TDV iTtiI

I he Scientific american Is the cheap.
illustrated weekly paper published. ]
bor contains from 10 10 IL oIigiral On
new machinery, Move Inventions, Bfl
rccr ny Works Architecture, lup1
Implements, and every discovery
A years numbers CUutNin SD page
hundred cngrayings. Thousands u I
preserved Cur binding and reference
cal receipts are we'll worth Ten t mes 4
tiun price. Terms, S3aycar by mail.
sent FREQ May be had ofaH NcTdcr
TENTS obtained on the best terms, Mod
inventions and sketches examined, and
~ patents are published in the SClEN
ICAN the week they issue. Send for pa
pages, containg laws and full diud
tanning Patients, Address for the Paper
ing Patents, MUM a co., - Park
Brauch Once. corner Fand 7thSts.
n q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15
CautionI

BRANCH OFFICE PHSSlA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF ns
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15

ENSTRAY.-Came into the en elN,
IL scriber on or about the ~ oiSep.'
one red Bull, and one Black hlhe
the owner is requested to pay Gu"
them away. WINS
Waterville, Sept. 26th, 1873,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-15
For Sale.

I'm CAMBRIDGE.-Thc premise, u
Il Foote, including House ana oe. AZ
repair, Garden, and nine acre. o. o. ~ =,
dow. Terms easy. Inquire oil tho ~
David Lewis. -. op.N|
Cambridge, Aug. I27, 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

THE DANA CAsE--In New York yesterday
Charles A. Dana, editor OF the New York Sun,
was held 20 appear in Washington, 20 answer
the charge of.libel on Alexander X. shepherd,
OF the District OF Columbia. This viii necessi-
tate Dana's presence in this state, as he cannot
well get TO Washington without passing through
our territory.
This gives our townsman, Mr.. Kemble,
another opportunity 20 get Mr.. Dana before
our courts on the charge OF libel. As Dana
forfeited his bail on the first trial, IL arrested
again the court will surely remand him 20 pr
sOn.-Pkild. STAY, 18Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

nIA case OF Asiatic cholera has been re-
ported In Psssaic City, n. j.
nIOliser Charlick hes hyouRAt suit against
the New York Times tor alleged iihsl.
0J. b. CoEsens, q well known New York
patent lawyer, has mystersously disappeared
from Chicago.
~n Is rumorsd that General Queseda has
landed In Cuba and taken command Of the in
sureents.
uvStanley Short, OF Frankford, Delaware.
was killed By lightning q Rehoboth Camp
grounds, In that state, during fearful rain
storm which prevailed there On Saturday.
n0Charies G. Hair and Richard Rieney were
drowned yeeterday, In Rochester The termer
while bathing, 50 a.. isss>~ No "a Ssi xip0
Of boat. --sc~a
I'D. j. Heersn, Who killed ID. Il. Ha,.te.a
s sisst ~ Vigilance oonnissss Saturday
0The Philadelphia u,dervr1tsu have al
oreseed the mayor against toleratinc the dis-
charge OF fre-crAckers, firearms and 6revcrk.
IN the city on the Fourth.