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Dailp Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard n. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis @. Ferris.
as Fur Terms, etc.. see Second Pdss


rnat the financial bill passed by the Senate
Repubcans on Tuesday is nog an imitation meas
ure is proven by the fact that the strong in1a-
tionsts voted against it. But Senators Bayard
and salisbury knew not how to vote on it, and
so did not vote at all. The measure, we presume,
IS not bad one, or they must have opposed it,
but as it Was a Republican measure, they could
not support it. This il as statesmanike as that
other Democratic policy of trying to fritter away
the session without any definite result
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Robert Bonner has purchased OF Richard Pen
iston. of Lexington, KY, his famous three year
old mare, Lady Stout, paying S25.OOO. ln the
last fall meeting at Lexington the mare made
the fastest time for three-year oids on record
there
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suEnRy's HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE.

SHERRY y HolIDAf PEhFohhAsCh@
Tom rrow evening, Sherry's Dramatic Combi-
nation opens its two nights engagement at the
opera House. On that occasion, the sensation
al drama of the Lancashire Lass or Tempted.
T,aed and True, will be presented, in which
Miss Annie Ward Tiffany will personate the lass
and James +. Sherry party by the name OF
Johnson. On Saturday evening there will be
an entire change OF programme. Reserved
seats are now being sold at Boughman, Thomas
4 Co.'S. yrN
DUPREz d BENEDICT COMING AGAIN.
D1prez 4 Benedlct's famous Nav Orleans
Minstrels are vending their way hitherward,
and propose to give one entertainment in the
Grand Opera House, on New Years evenng, Jan.
lat. The reputation OF Duprez aud Benedlct's
Troupe is 30 well known to our readers that it is
only necessary to announce their coming to in
sure full house. A rich treat is expected.
They introduce new system for selling Sc
cured Seats. Their popular prices of Admission
are so and 95 cts. No extra charge for Reserved
Seats il bought before the day the Concert is to
take place. Reserved Seat Tickets sold ten days
in alvance at so cents each. For Sale at Robe
Inns Music Store. On the day and evening of
the Entertainment Reserved Seat Tickets will be
% cts extra. Secure your Reserved Seat Tick
ets and avoid the extra charge.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec "a
Cotton dull, at 145S @141lc. Flour, dull gu
perfine s9 75t94 Penna extra family, $500
% high grades at S7@I50. Wheat quiet (;
red 81. 20S912 23 amber, Il 25 white $l30@i.-
40. Rye unchanged. Corn dull yellow
8l@S5c mixed Western. 83@34c. Oats,
qulet; wliite 65@66; mixed 631S@66c; provisions
unchanged. Whiskey, $1.01.
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MUSICAL ENTERIAfNMES1.-Ala axe musical Ell
tertniument has been arranged to come of III
the A. U NJ. Il. church on the evenings of the
29th and 30th of December. From the extensive
arrang gements being made, this promises to be
one 6f the best musicll entertainments ever
give- by the coIored people Of this city.
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A warrant for the execution of FredencN Hed-
enblnt, on the 3Oth OF January next, was lsousd
Yesterday by Governor Hartranft, the Cninmi-.
sion appointed to inquire into the mental cpud'-
ton of Heidenblut having reported him to 10
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He prFfEs ARREST AND WOUNDS AN orFIcxx.
PoTThvILLE, Pa, Dec. "a.
John Lavenbury, Minersville policeman, was
wounded while attempting to arrest Patrick Britt
at Heckshevule. He will recover though badly
wounded
Britt refused to give himself up, and. armed
with gun and revolver, defed arrest by the
policeman.
Officers were sent from Pottsyille, but befors
they reached the spot Britt had escaped
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TIE SOUP PDislhiBUnuN.-Mr- Eii Crozer de-
sire us to say that Notwithstanding the occnpa-
ton Of the City Hall he will serve hls Christmas
bread and soup there tomorrow ii not on the
ineide ON the ont He promises there shall be
no dlssapoiutmep6,
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CoNFIRM ArioN OF Posr- MASTER APPOINTMENTS.
The U. s. Senate, yesterday, louhtmei the
appointment of d. O. Dunning to be post mas
ter at Mlddletown, Edward Challenger at Now
Castle, and VIM. G.. Herring at Milford.
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CONTRACTED FoR--We are informed that Hilles
& Jones have obtained from the Government a
iron buoys, being the third contract of the same
character bestowed on this firm.
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Held FoR CJuRT AT a he ly, at noon, to
day, before the Mayor, Morris Mcdowell was
held in $500 bail for his appearance at Court for
dsorderiy conduct and threatening his brother
in-law, A. pedrick.
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N, DEER CHASE on CnRIsrMAs DAY.-The So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
havf purchased the deer which it was proposed
tufu loose at Newport, for a chase on Christ
sna- day, and the sport is, therefore, OF. The
Saclay will now, we learn. send the deer to the
Zlol lgieal Garden ia order to spare its life.
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TIE Posr OeFfce. TOMORROW The post-of
fee will be open, tomorrow. from 45 to a.
IN aud the private boxes will be sceessabe un-
til 10 p. m. The letter-carriers will make their
Usual delivery and collection at n M.
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=, LOAN SALEs.-The 72nd monthly meeting OF
ine a Union Loan Association (new plan) was held
@ @st evening, when the following sales were
5taae $4,000 at ST. ~, 500 at 55, and $500 at
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BELL FOR k1SaswooD. William Bright has
purchased very sweet-toned handsome bell,
VIII ch is now on exhibition at o. Pickles store
at 10th aud Market streets, to be presented to
Kingswood NJ. Z. chapel for Christmas pres
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FOURTH EDITION.
New Yo-Ix.

BURNING OF KEYsERs STOVE WORKS.
NEW YoRK, Dec. "a. .-
The stove works of John A. Keyser, in Wal
street, were burned, to-day. The loss is est-
mated at $780, 600 the Insurance is unknown.
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THE DENNIS Va. BGISoHuRsr CASE AT G 30,
/ evening, Hon. N. b. Smithers concluded his
tgn nent in the case OF Dennis, assignee OF
Cri-gcld, us. Joseph Brnghurst, in th5 U. s..
-ucut Court, when an adjournment was made
nntil this morning. A. the opening of Court,
to-day. Hon. Isaac u. Jones began the cosing
aro
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Iu order that the employees OF the CoMMEn-
clAL may fully enjoy the Christmas festivities,
no paper will be published tomorrow. We wish
sll our readers Merry Christmas.
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THE SCOTT N. Il. SUNDAY SCHooL EXHIBITION.
After the festivities OF happy Christmas, the
Scott NJ. Z, Sunday School exhibition, on Christ
mas night. would ba good place To fnsh ont
the day. Tho exercises will be entertaining and
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SUDDEN DEArH.-Raclel A. Hart died very
suddenly, yesterday evening, at the residence Of
her brother-in-law, William II. Brady, of hem
or1lape
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REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHISaToN, Dec "a.
Probabilities For the Middle States, clear or
clearing weather and Southwest winds, fol-
lowed by lower temperature and rising barome-
ter by Friday morning.
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THF New RAILuoAp OVER THE RIVER The
Woodbury., (N 3D. COjlsi'h tuition Saws Work on
the Delaware Shore Railroad, (pennsgrove TO
the West Jersey Il. r., is being vigorously
pushr1 forward. Ground has been broken on
almost the entire route. The contract calls for
the completion of the grading and bridging by
the lst Of June, but if the winter continues open
it is oxnected to be- completed by the middle of
April rhe difficulty that was anticipated i'll the
cedar swamp near Bridgeport, has not been Gu
conntele ed, About two hundred men are en-
ployed on the work, and the lumber for brid9ing
IL on the way from Virginia Grading will be
comnlonced at the terminus next week.
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9SlarriagfS.

DRErN-MYERS-on the % inst. at the residence
Of tile brides parents Wilmington. Dellware, by
the }ev. George a. Latmer, WIN. Mortimer Dfeln
to II Ia hfton NJ, ers.
STI, Y-nArIrnN-0n the 24th inst at Calvary
Church Wilmington, Delaware, by kev. George
A. lutimer, James All son Silly to Ann Jane Pat
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EMEMBER CHADW OK ) MUSEUM
HI wii he opened Christmas all day. Go sne
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FIFTH EDITION.


HE prFrEs ARREST AND WOUNDS AN orncxn-
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return for the offer of his own life to
save others, asks for two or three COM
panies of cavalry to protect the Gov
eminent interests between the Chey-
enne Agency and Caldwell. The Mill
tary Department Endorsed his request.
The hostile Indians number about
1000.
serious Riot At Frcdericktown.
ST. JOHN, July IA serious riot oc-
Cured at Fredricktown last night be-
tween party of lumbermen and the
employees of circus there. The latter
drew revolvers freely and wounded q
number of persons. A large force of
special police was sworn in, and the peo-
pie rallied in large numbers. The cir
Gus men were finally overpowered and
thirteen arrested. This forenoon the
Supreme Court granted an Injunction
restraining them from leaving town be-
before an investigation was had.
Philadelphia Wool Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July Wool quiet
and steady and in fair demand. Col
orado washed, 3O@35c; unwashed, 900
Csc; extra and Merino pulled; 45M5Oc;
No. and superine pulled, 4O@5Oc;
Texas fine and medium, $50 38c; coarse,
30@3Jc; California course, 25@30.
Tho Election in Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, July Returns of the
election show a majority of 10000 for a
Constitutional Convention.
Remembrance Against the Iowa Railroad
Law.
CA1oAao, July 8.-President Keeps
letter in behalf of the Northwestern
Railroad Company to the Governor of
Iowa states that, of four of their rail-
roads in Iowa affected by the recent
Iowa Railroad Law, none have ever
paid expenses, and one-the Cedar
Rapids and Missouri River Railroad
cost the company above receipts, 81 800.
He insists that the legislature has no
constitutional right to pass law re-
curing roads to be operated at an alb
solute loss, thus virtually coniscating
its property.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Abram Tlley, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the under.
IN signed, Administrator of the estate Of
Abram Tilley, deceased, to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased or his estate, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers within one
to said Administrator, at his residence in
Olympia, in the county Of Thurston, w. r.
Dated at Olympia, this 9Th day Of june
1874. NJ. r. TILLEY,
H. g. STRUvE, Atty. for the Estate. i,
June 9Th, 1874. 29:w5
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RETURNED. DIR. Rufus Willard and
family returned Thursday evening from
a somewhat prolonged visit to the At
lantic States. They are welcomed
back by host of friends.
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To During the last ten years $780,
600, 600 of property has been destroyed,
and 30, 900 persons killed or injured,
by the use of unsafe oils,
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e. At meeting of the Railroad
Trustees, held last evening, Mr.. F. A
Hoffman resigned the position as Secre-
tary,. and Mr.. j. H. Houghton was
elected to fill the vacancy.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Central Asian Difficulties,


The North German Gazette in an article
headed "Fresh Complications in Asia, -
says caravans arriving from Central
Asia bring reports that Yonkoab Bey
is arming against Russia. 1t is believed
that he is prompted to this by agents
of Great Britain. There is also pos
sibility of q collision between Russia
and China.
Overwhelming Defeat OF the Dutch Expe-
dittOn to Acheen.
New YoRK, June 3O.-The Atchinese
on the night of March Goth attacked the
Dutch fort, captured it and over
whelmed the garrison. The loss of the
Dutch is placed at 1000 killed and
wounded. great number being labor
ers employed to work on the fort and
colonists, dwelling outside. Eight
ships were required for the wounded,
who the Malay Chiefs permitted to be
removed from the shore, as much to
embarrass the navy as to do an act of
humanity. The letter adds that the
news of the complete humiliation of
the Dutch expedition is known in
official circles at Singapore, and is pur-
posely withheld from the press.
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Sc Since the beginning of ocean
navigation by steam, thirty-three years
ago, fifty-one steamers have found the
bottom of tho ocean.
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BoNDs.-The election on the question
OF bonds will take place August 9Th.
The amount submitted is $75, 900.
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nJ- Madame Anna Bishops troupe
is announced to visit this place at an
early day, and give one or more con-
certs.
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n@- The United States have about
seventy-fve thousand miles of telegraph
wires, or double that of any other ma
ton.
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@ Mr.. Macleay has just received a
splendid assortment of toilet soaps.
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@ A rope thirteen miles in length
has been manufactured at the Alameda,
CAL, rope factory, for deep sea sound
ings.
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LONDON, June 27.-St. Petersburg
dispatches say there are alarming ru-
mors in Central Asia. One is that q
Moor of Kaskagan has seized the Rus
sian envoy and concentrated ten thous-
and troops on the frontier.
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MARRIED :

At Grand Mound, June Goth, by Reece A.
Brewer, Justice of the Peace, Mr.. ALEXANDER
N. YANTIs to Miss EVA J. SWAIN, both of Thurs
ton county.
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Notice !!

A LII persons owing their CoUnty Taxes in
"A Thurston county, for the year 1873, are
hereby notified to come forward and make
payment of the same without delay and save
extra expense, as the time fixed by law to
make sale of real estate for the collection of
taxes is near at hand, and by such sale much
additional expense will be made.
WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff Of Thurston County, w. +.
May 80, 1874. 27:wS
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Special 9otites.

Twenty-Five thousand feet of assorted
cedar lumber, -planed; for sale at greatly
reduced price, for cash. Inquire of
G. ROSENTHAL..
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C The ThurstOn County Woman's Suf-
frage Association will hold its regular b-week-
July ~, at IN o'clock P. n. A full attendance
is requested. CLARA r. SYLVESTER, Sec.
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GRANGE PRIcEs.-Those of my customers
who wish to obtain Goods at Grange prices
will do well to call on
q. ROSENTHAL.
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The Sioux Indians on the War Path.


ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July GA special
dispatch to the Press from Pembina
says party of Sioux Indians attacked
the settlement of st. Joseph yesterday
and killed four persons. Several chill
dren are missing. A company of SOL
diers have started for the scene of the
massacre, and volunteer company is
organizing.
Advocates Reputation OF National and
State Debts.
MEMPHIS, July "A special says j.
II. Hawkins, ex-member of Congress,
yesterday made speech at Paris, Ten
nessee, in which he advocated repudia-
ton of National and State debts.
Alex. II. stephens Declines u Nominate
to Congress.
July ALEX. H. Stephens has de-
clined nomination to Congress on &C.
count of ill health.
Ten Thousand Indians ON the War Path.
WAsHlNGToN, July THE Indian
Commissioners to-day received tele-
graphic report from John d. Mills, In
dian Agent at Usage City, Kansas, that
hostile Cheyennes, Comanches and XII
owas appeared near the Cheyennes and
Arrapaho Agency on the I'd inst, and
killed and scalped five persons. Troops
were temporarily granted from Fort
Still to protect the agency. Mr.. Mills,
with an escort, proceeded to Lee and
Reynolds ranches, where the indians
made an attack and were repulsed.
-Four men were found murdered and
scalped near by, and their three wag-
ons, loaded with provisions for HARDWOOD
Agency, destroyed. One victim had
been tied to the wagon and burned.
At the next rancho the teamster,
stages, etc., were gathered. They re-
ported that one hundred Indians
passed that morning. Mr.. Mills ad-
vised all ranchmen to abandon their
places, which was done. There are
now but two ranches occupied on this
road. The Indians will doubtless clean
everything till repulsed. Mr.. Mills, in
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF j. u.
~ Emer sley, n Bnnkrupt.-ln the District
.ourt Of the | nited states for tho district .,
Ncvada-in the matter of j. u. Emerslcy.
Bank rurt.-Noticc is hereby given that pur-
suant to an order made by said court in the
matter of J. d.. Emcrslcy. bankrupt. on the
eleventh day Of May. A.. II. lN7i. il hearing
Will be had on the petition of said bankrupt.
heretofore filed in said court. praying for dis
charge from all his debts and liabilities.
rrovaIle under the act Of Congress entitled
bankruptcy throughout the nited states"
approved March :. 1877, and for IL certificate
thereof: before :aid court, on the twcnt!-fii,h
day. OF May. A.. u. 1874, AT IL o'clock a. NJ. of
Carson, county Of urnIsby. and State Of Nc
Nada, at which time and place any creditor of
SAID bankrupt. or any other person in inter-
est. may appear and show cause. if any they
have. why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted. X. NJ. DAGGETT.
myl"-td Clerk of said District Court.
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LOST.

OST-3D SHARES OF TIE HODGDON
IL Mill and Mining Conlpany's stock. A
liberal reward will be paid to any one lenv.
ing the same at the store Of
myl1 ". /. HASKELL 4 co.