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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

TINE AND PLACE OF THE srt .rK CONVENTION.
To ne Editor Of he Comm ercial:
Being from home ard having no opportunitv
of seeing the CoMyGRcIAL Of the 11th inst until
to-day, have just read the communication of
Alert respecting the manner of calling the Re-
publican State Convention. l also see in your
issue OF to-day letter from Mr.. Hukill mem
Der Of the Executive Committee on the same
question. l can only answer for myself as one
member of the State Executive Committee, as
know nothing of the views Of any other member
OF the committee, we never having been called
together for consultation respecting the proper
time aud place for holding the Convention, and
| was quite surprised when | saw the published
notice Of the chairman of the committee, nam
ing both time and place.
In the latter part of June, received a letter
from the chairman, asking my opinion as to the
proper time and place for the meeting OF the
convention. at once replied, suggesting VIII
miDgton as the place and about the middle of
September as the most convenient time The
chairman did not intimate to me- as it seems he
did to Mr. Hukill. that there was a probability
Of its being called in July" If he had, should
most earnestly have protested against it, as
about two months too early and feel confident
that none OF the gentlemen named in connec-
ton with the nominations to be made by that
convention, would for moment, sanction this
improper haste, and certainly their chances Of
success would be greatly strengthened by an eff
fort to concilate every element Of strength In
the party. l named Wilmington as the proper
place for several seasons We have never had
State Convention of the Republican party in
this county, (both the other counties have }
nearly one half of the delegates come from this
county, and more especially because the last
county convention in this county adopted res
olution, inviting and requesting the committee
to hold the approaching State Convention in
Wilmington. JoHN PILLING.
NEWARK, July Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, DEI-, July 10.
The markets this morning were very full.
Fruit, especially of the berry variety, was never
more plentiful, perfect or cheap. The follow
ing are the ruling prices
Meas. Beef steaks, 1S@25c roasts, ls02Oc
stews, l0@l2c; corned, stdl4c lamb 20G25c
mutton, I2@l5c veal, l5a2Oc calfs liver,
zoe beef liver, 10c ham, Ice ; sliced. 25c
shoulders, pa l4c; fitch, 12c taliow, 1Oc ;
chipped beef, 3Oc bologna sausage, Ice lard,
l4a l5c.
Fruh-Apples, 20c per half peck oranges,
30d soc per dozen lemons, 36e15Oc per dozen !;
cherries, i0caI5c per quart gooseberIies, 10c ;
currants. l0c pine apples, l2@l4c apiece dried
apples, l2CGl4 per quart raspberries l5t6iSc
per box; black raspberries, 10@12c; blackber-
ries. Sql2c whorteberries 15c.
Vegetables Potatoes, 20td25 per half peck ;
cabbage collie per head peas i5018c per half
peck salad 54l2c per head; radshes, 4c per
bunch eucumbers, l5@1sc per dozen toma-
toes l3c per quart; onions SOC per bunch /;
asparagus, ljc per bunch onions Be per bunch
rope onions l5@ lsc string beans, 12615c per
half peck squashes, 3aSc apiece.
FtSt-Halbut l5c per pound blue, l0c black
l5c trout. lie sturgeon Sc eels, l6 /; lobsters
l5c per pound shepherds, l2@15c catfish,
l2e bass l2c porgies, Toe mackerel, 15d zoe.
Miscellaneous. Spring chickens, 75@1 70 per
par butter 2sG31c per pound eggs 30c per
dozen, cheese, lSc per pound honey, 25c :
corn 95c per bushel oats zoe corn meal, &c per
potnd smesrcaze sc per bowl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Taiiey's woods.

THE BRANDYwINR HUNDRED CAMP MEETING.
Though it appears that Camp Meetings had
been held in these woods away back in the early
days of Methodism, it is to all practical intents
and purposes now an entirely new camp
ing ground, and being located 20 near
and within such easy access Of Whining
ton, the camp meeting to commence
here on Tue sday, the 4th Of August.
promises to be OF more than ordinary interest
The committee in charge met on Saturday and
located the grounds, when at the same time the
inner circle was nearly all engaged for tents
The indications now are that though this may
not excel the old Red Lion and Camden camp
meetings, yet it will be one of no mean magni-
tude and though more nearly allied to the people
Of Wilmington and its vicinity it is not improba-
bic that it may in the future be one of the lead
ing camp meetings in the Wilmington Confer
ence.
The committee in charge will be on the
ground every Wednesday and Saturday after
noon until the camp commences, for tile pur.
pose of locating tents. Arrangements have
been made for cheap fares on the P. W. L B.
H. Il. to Claymont, which is three miles dis
tant from the camp grounds. Ample arrange
ments have also been made for the conveyance
Of passengers and freights from the station to
the ground.
1t was originally intended to make Grubb's
Landing the nearest stopping point, but for
want Of time to make siding and platform the
present season Claymont has been made the
nearest stopping point.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

A BALLOON AsrRAY.-On Monday evening,
about 10 O'Clock, hot air paper balloon that
had been soaring about above the city, and
which was no doubt more than once taken for
the comet with its fiery train, becoming exhaus-
ted gently decended and dropped his flexible
dwelling of Wm. NJ. England, 51l Washington
street. So gentle aud noiseless was its descent
that its presence was not known until the morn
ing, though the fumes of burning alcohol were
detected by the family of Mr.. England who had
retired for the night. In the morning the visi.
tor was laid out and when measured was found
to be twelve feet in length, six feet in width,
and two feet across at the mouth.
Though this sort of balloon ascensions are
no doubt an innocent source of amusement,
there certainly must be some danger OF setting
buildings on fire from the burning sponge sat
urated with alcohol. Mr.. England at any rate
is glad that no conhagration followed the de-
scent Of the balloon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Local RrevIties.

sunset al Il.
J. Try Fullmer's tlrtle soup
The days are growing shorter
Yesterday was pleasant day for picucs
Talleys woods is five miles from the city.
Dubell has a few more Of those July hats.
Bayne has the han soonest kind OF clothing
The comet, like an OF told tale, is losing interest.
Gallagher has Jayne's medicines. Good cigars
too.
This day a7 years ago Anthony Wayne took stony
Point.
Get your ready made clothing at Buxbaum's It's
nobby
Coal aud wood for everybody. says Craven Arm
strong
Take your children to the country. 1t vii do
them good.
On to ilmington says the Philadelphia Read
in X. X. Co.
The school teachers have let for clear springs and
cooling shades.
Cuffs and collars, for dimes or do lars at Morgans D.
62l Ma ket street.
Singles Il Son keep large force employtd d i'm max
The rush for Gallsghers so "a Water still con-
tinues. So II should.
The est Presbyterian Sunday School Will rusti-
cite at Mt. Cuba, tomorrow.
settees and stools, for balls and schools: and
strong made chairs, are found at Adair's.
Lchteustein is in his hest humor in warm wealth.
er. He sells so many ladies' and misses suits.
The Grover Baker IS blessing indeed to the
wearies shirtmaker, or anyone else who las sewing
to do.
The neatness and cheapness of work done by the
mented upon.
Wonderful, what variety of fancy aud useful ar
tlcles can be found at the Enterprise store S20 Mar
ket Street
Just understan Is cleaning carpets. He has got the
machinery to do it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Clayton House,
ARRIVALS up no Nooy TODAY.
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS Evps1sa-


Hope Lodge, No 2l, l. o. o. F., at Odd Eel
lows Hall 3rd and King streets.
McClary Building.
>, Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, of True
Iemplafs, at AcDonnells Hall, 9th and Sllipley
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me
chaIdcs Hall, 219 King street.
Market street.
\, Diamond State Lodge, No 5, A. o. of G. F.,
McClarys Building.
Champion Lodge, No. G., X. of p, at Knights
OF Pytmas Hall, III Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. of p, at Ferris 4
CARROTS Building, 504 Market street
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, 4l5 Market street.
MORE INSECURE WoRKMANsHlp.-On Sunday
morning about four o'clock the water forced its
way under the wing wall of the fore bay of the
paper mil OF Bowers Brothers,, on the BRANDY
vine, in East Bradford township, Chester coun-
". Inc water having washed away pier be-
tween two arches the north wall of the building
about twenty-five feet in width and forty-fiye
high to the roof came down with a crash. For
tnnately no machinery was damaged, but the
floors are badly sunk. The supports of abe
bfldge which crosses by the mill are badly wash
ed 1t will be necessary to take down about for
" feet OF the wall before the work of repairing
can be begun. The accident will cause stop
page Of work in the mill for several mouths
and about 5000 loss. The wall was a new one
built within six years, says the West Chester
Record, but at the time it was built it was not
considered safe and Mr., Bowers refused to ac-
cept II from the contractor, who brought snit
and the case was decided against him.
=AS EXPLANATORY CoRREer1oN.-Since publish
ing local in Mondayz COMMERCIAL. in refer
ence to the death Of Mrs Bellew we have been
Informed, that We were in error in stating that
her sickness was caused by taking what was said
% pea Se1ditz powder, some time last spring
IL appears that the unfortunate ladyis illness
gas brought on by quite different CAUSES from
that referred to, and that she died after short
and severe attack Of cholera morbus 1t affords
US pleasure to make the foregoing correction.
To Mr. CUaa To-MoRRow.-The West Pres
byterian Sunday school will go on an excursion
TO Mt. Cuba 70 morrow, leaving the foot OF West
street at $50 NJ. No doubt the excursion
will be large and pleasant one as the West is
one Of the largest and most honrishing Sunday
schools in the city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Fraud Loves a shining Mark.

great medicine is always a target for fraud.
Shallow cheats without the talent TO originate any
thing useful, or the decency to rmit an article Of
superior excellence to perform It's mission, without
striving To turn dishonest penny by attempting to
substitute trash in its place, are now engaged in
Initiating and counterieting Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters' The mos. popular tonic and restorative in
the civilized world A brood of local btters, mix
lures of damaged drugs with worse liquor, as
cropped out all over the country. Although the
sales OF these pernicous slo are too insignificant
10 AFFECT the interests of staple remedy ID seems
uuty TO warn tie public against them The color of
the true specific may be simulated, but Its cures OF
dyspepsia, liver complaint rhr uInatism, internit-
lent lever constipation, nervous debility, &c can
not be initiated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
STOCK QUOTATIONS.. AT O'CLOCK TODAY.
Reported by Meuick, johnson Co., Bankers
Rrnkers Gil and Market Sts.l
new Adveriisemenls, To-day.

Philadelphia Camp Meeting Association
Hardw ire-Truman a snaw
Teas and cOffees-.iouston Piizer
Tu tie siup-Fullmer. Breyities
HOstetter's Stomach Biiters-special notice
6 stop Esiey cottage organs-Jas n Cleminer
COal-Crayen Armstrong, brevities
Handsome clJthing-N Bay-e e, Brew ties
July hats-C Dubeli, Breylties
Parfaga cigars-E Singles son
Cuffs and col ars- ; Morgan, BreFities
Soda Water-J Gallagher, Breyities
Fancy articles-Het-rpris. Ompary, Breyities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
rr-FRoM MSS AyyI wDOw,LL

Editor of omaus Department. unday Republic:
DR. h. + hpSksL-i ear sir: de ire 10 bear lun
s9iictedl testimony 20 the merits Of you Bitter
Wine oi iron as dyspeptlc remedy have taken
II myself Wild e8c-enl effect. | have Jtlced tne
great benenl de wed from 1t by several suffering
poor women, whom ur charity ha 1abed me to
OestoW 1t upon. am wl4liag taat yo1 should use
t-ls IN any was you may Gesfe, anu nope those OF
my feads VINO rsad Il viii believe to be au honest
expression Of my o.,i4i,a of an excellent medicine
ahd lns se oI Obligation ~ its benevolent prupr!-
etoF, r klHkel. No. North Ninth street
Respectfully yours, aSsk .. M'DowrlI
t1li NO al IS Department, SUNDAY Republic
Beware of counterf It's b. +. Kunkel's Bitter
VINE u iron no slld By t1e sinai er la bulk, only
10 81 DO lies. Depot and office No 2og \. Ninlh
street. PM adel mia. AdYlee free. 20 and see
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
City Snsinsss lirsrlpr4

AuCTI0NEERs.
L. W. Stidham a Son. Iii H. attn strect
Joseph f. Miller. 4th and King streets
BANKERS d. BROKERS'.
r. r. Robinson 4 Co, 400 Market stre4t
BARRIERS 81 HAIR DREssFRs
A. Ashenbaeh. 800 Market street.
BELL RINGERS * BILL. r0sTFps
Howard o. Moore No. s, E. Third street
BOOT& SHOE MAKERS, and DpArp.
j. O. Alexander, 100 Market street
WIN. Boldly, ". 4th street
& bsbcoes aEsPf fS % 1ss ssRRs{ R I,sEss sFs9s ..,
John :. Moreland, lth and Poplar streets
Charles Rablnort, sls Markets treot
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
}. G. Haddoct, shop Thorno bel Front Res Ini,,y.
CIGARS IL TOBACCO. ''
Brisbane a DeaIainyllie, 722 market street
Geo A. Davis, 60a Shipley street
VIM. II. Robinson, iii's T. 9Th street.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, * JRNyIIafs
Q. |. Bush corner Seventh and Market sire ,t.
j. O. Massey, Is K 4,h street
COACH & CARRIAGE uArAaIAi
VIM. Green Co.. S. K. oar. Sd and shiploy ,trao,
DRUGGISTS.
H. X. Bringhurst, s17 Market street
OVERS 81 sCOUKERS.
Nicholas Jeuney. 2i0 King street
FLORISTS.
TAtnall a Co., Delaware Avenue aud .Jeif --sop A
GENERAL INsURANt 4 AGENTS.
Tho%ss Z G GpG%pner, sO2 IN Market Y street
GENTS FURNISHING; GOODS.
ChAs. =. Morgan. 62l Market street
John p Doughien, 40 Market street
HATS. CAPS. &c.
nukill L wslraven, ~ Market streo,
gh1a, sy1,i.is 4. |, pphcll, ,ps Is; h sd street
HARDWARE.
James Bro, ~ Market str0st
IA. B. McIntyfe, aUa Marker street
IRON & STEEL.
VIM. Green Co. s. T. cor ID and 81 .l,t.. sttse.
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson. Shipiey above 2d street
L0OKINti-f;I.l;sslS - -
fiwood Doane, 10 W. sth street
K. Mehonagle, Sd and King streets
MERCHANT TAiLORs.
Geo. Gouert, 10 r. Fourth street.
Cyrus stern, III Market strss,
GeS 9e9, II AMihi ho, h " s stIEgSs ses adv
Samuel Miller, Jr., l0s Market street
PAPER uASGINCs, sHAgi "a.
John II. Holt, 3d and Market streets
A. Il. Jones, 6is Market street.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FIFTER.
". Z. Gillespie 2l5 ". 9Th street.
real, ESTATE AGENTS.
n N. Guild q %, No W. 7th its street.
J. ii. Frazer, Cd and SIMPLIFY streets.
VIM Reynolds 10, 81 Market stree.
A. H. Grimshaw, No 1 W 81 Street
W. H. Gilmore, No s West 6th street
Samuel W. MoCauey, 7O5 Market street. See a..
Vim McCaulley Co, 6O6 hlarket rect
RESTAuRANT & BILLIARD zoe
Joseph Fullmer 50i and 5O5 Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
tr.ger Baker $. NJ. Co, 5g7 King strest
'ew American Sewing Machine, us Market street
sTnP rs, HEATERS. TINWARE &c.
James a. Anderson. $40 K. 6th street.
COFFEE and TEA DenIers
Union Pacific Tea Company, 5l2 Market street
UNDEKTAhERS.
Thos. j. Giles, III Sbipley street
V. s. Young, S3 Mafsst streeL-(Se 81
UPHuI.STEKERs.
aenr Erwin. ss Washington >f-,.s,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

gS- The 50 Gentleman in Black" who is the tutelar
demon dram shops, ASSUMES his sourest aspect
when the rapid progress Of Vinegar BiIters is re-
pOr,ei down below The Peo lie egea able
Ionlc Is playing the mischief with his hitters fired
with rum. I'll diseases VIII ch those demonc nos
trulns aggravate under prrtense ot re ievny, such
as Indigestion sick headache constipation heuma-
lsl gont, and Intermittent fevers are cured by IT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
w-LooKi LooKI LooRL

KELLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE
1t viii cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
II will make you strong and give you new life.
1t VIII act upon your liver and tone up your dges-
tlon.
1t Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II Will do all that 'Onc viii do without liquor TO
stimulate. 1t is pot Vine Of Iron. Try 1t. Doctors
prescribe 1t. Cil 'gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with it. suffer no longer send
and get a circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by smith L Painter, 4. Bringhurst 4 Co.
Z. Mclnan Jr.. and Druggists generally Rpr2-I1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
sv-g F. KuyK -L's AIlTER wIsg or icon

las never oeen snoSA u iai. IN The cure Of weak
ness t. dei VIII ymDt0ms ind- sit OIL 10 ex
eiuon; difficulty Of breathing weakness nervous
trem ing dread vi horror VI death; Il ght sWea,s
dim ess OF vision languOr universal lasstnde OF
tue muscular system enOrmou, appel te with d4 5
peptlc symptoms; hot halds hns ing Of the dy:
dr5ness OF the skln paiiid cOunfeDance aad eru1-
u Us on the ace, pur lying tAe blood; PAIN IL the
bsck uesviness Of the eyeiis frequent 1a spots
flying oefOe the eyes, with sufiusuu and loss Of
sig = want Of attention, eLc. sold in s bottles
iist ne - ulne Depot ard Uiice, No. 259 North
Ninth stfoet, hila. adyice free. je2s-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
dividend 1lotifes.

MOT E-THE PHI LADELPHIA
~ WILMINGTON 4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, June S 1874.
The Board Of Directors have declared a sem'-an.
sual dividend of four per cent. on the Capital Sock
OF the Company, payable on and after e lst OF
July. 1874 ALFRED HORNER,
je9-4w Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
2ost aud found.

r OST-A CANARY BIRD, A LIBERAL
Il 4 reward will be given By returning 10
lyl4-2r 1910 JEFFERSON ST.
T OST-ON THE 9TH INST, SOME
IL unknown white loafer obtained, under false
pretences. large iron hopper wheel-barrow and
sand shovel, from Fout's coal ofice range and Wa
ter streets. When last seen was using them at q
house belonging to Edgar Finley, at Eighth and
Madison. Any information that viii lead tn the re-
eoyfry OF the barrow and the shovel. without the
nafer VIII b thankfully received and suitably re-
rewarded IVA Ct JOSEPH FOUT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Antiffs.

NOTICE.-JAMES II. BEGGS HAS
IN removed his office to No. 6 W. Eighth Street
Almonds Building. BRICK Of all X nds, on hand
at lowest arket rates. jyl4-tf
NOtICE - WE HEREBY GIVE M.
~ tive that the entire stock Of the store, in Nc
DowellYlle, belonging to the estate OF the late y
Mcdowell, has been sold TO James ]. Vincent, who
VIII continue the grocery and ion business at the
Old stand. p. ". 4 z. MCDOWELL,
jy14-st. Execnt rs
NOTICE = MY WIFE, ANNA PER-
4N kiNS, having left my bed and board, all per
sons are hereby fornid trusting her on my account
as i pay no bills Of her contracting.
JylS-i2r GEORGE PERKINS.
4 GbNTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION =
" leo shares 4th seres stock can be had az So per
share Apply to d. I. HAWKINS, Sec.
l1ll-
NOTICE - LOTS IN RIVERVIEW
In Cemetery between Third and Fourth avenues.
are now laid out and until August ist. viii be sold
al present prices with the priyeg Of paying there
for IN three instaments s. at time Of purchase, 2 .
by sept sd by Nov. lst. PRICES: Ayelue Lots
s3i.To other lots S23 25
je3-tf j. NARIS Sec'y and Treas
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

AZ Mocha Old iavi, Fine Java Maracaibo, La
gaayra, an Rio Coffees, of the best quality only,
always freshly roasted, at Bowman,s, second aid
King ant 8 King. A So a fir t-class ass tment
OF tas fancy groceries, and goods table for eX-
curs as, pickles, sning PARTIES, etc, ut lower than
usual prices. Bo Sman, 5li King and sec I'D and
III
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
q 2. 2. KUNKkL.s eITTkN WINE os LRoN.

Has never been known 10 fail IN the cure Of weak
ness, attended with symptoms, iudls position TO ex-
efton, Uss of memory, diiicul breathing, general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak. nervous trem-
p4lhs' az adiui horTor Of uerth night sweas. cold
Zee "eakness, duness u VISION, Ianguor, uulver-
So. as ltul of tle lnuscu al sys en- enormous aD-
petite vita iyspepnc stem, hot hands, 1ushing
Of the body, dryness oi tie skin, pad cglnteuauce
aud eruptiOis on tn face, purifying the Doe uain
10 ihr back A-avlness OF tie eyeids. frequent acA
sDpt7 uFlng before The eyes with temporary suiiu.
sion and loss OF sgnt; want Of attention. etc Tnes-
syn TOMS al arise from weakness and 10 remedy
that Use E. hlnkel's Bitter Vine OF Iron il
never fails Thousands are row ENJOYING health
VINO have lsei il, Gel the genuine. soM MY n
u bottles lake only E. k4nkels. Depot and
once, no, z5y NOrtl y nth ST., Philadelphia Pa
II = sid only 10 81 bottles, with photograph OF
felt.
sod by all Ilr4vyslts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
CITY LIE s.

ES-DfA MOAD JEHhih q Specially Ameri-
can and imported watches Is Sarat, solid gold rings,
ladies' and gents solid gold chains JeweTy in every
variety also clocks at prices to suit the tines at T.
". Bany's Old established stand, No. 622 Market ST.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
pEGISTRY BUREAU

NOTIC Registry Bureau will be opened
on Monday. July 13h ms. re avoid confusion
the better TO arrange and distribute the Of this
Department the city has been divided into sections
and the time appointed in which the citizens tpro-
p rty helders,) In ench section respectfully re-
ques en- to present their Deeds. with a cOrrec de-
scripton Of their properly at this Office
lsi Section extends from Market 10 Union and
from Front TO Seventh treets; from July 18th TO
9Th
sd Section, Market to Union, Seventh I, Tn r
teenth Streets; from July 27th to August 10th.
Sd section, Market TO [ MON Thirteenth street TO
the BrandFwine; from Au ust 10Th to 24h
4th Section Market TO Union from Front Street
South TO City Line; from august Path, to Sept 7th
5th section, West OF Market and North Of Bran
dywini from Sept. eth to 2lst.
9Th Section, East OF Market and North OF Ninth
street; from sept. 2ist to OCT. 5ih.
Ith eeton, East of Market, from Third to Ninth
Streets; from Oct. 5ih to 18th.
sth section, kast of Mar ct and South from Third
to Street; from Oct. 18th 10 Nov. 3D.
9th section East of Market and south from A St,
to City Linz; from ov 21 to 10Th.
copy Of the Registry Iaw and blank forms for
the description of properly Will be furnished on ap-
plcation at this office.
AL deeds, epnyeyances or tran.fers of Zeal Fs-
tate, made after July 11th 1874, must be entered III
this ONCE before they Mt TO New Castle to be
recorded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

SOME DISADVANTAGES IN THE PIONEER CREW
The Pioneer Boat Club, which will enter the
Regatta on Saturday with two crews, will labor
under some disadvantages which it is Just to
them should be stated. In the first instance,
during the four weeks past the crews in their
practice have not been able to bring together
those whom they expect to man the boats by
reason of sickness, and the stroke of the gig
crew, W. II. Smith, has not been in practice at all
for two weeks past, until the two last evenings
Mr.. McClary,of the gig crew, has been forbidden
by his physician to participate in the race and
this will be a serious drawback to the crew
His place, however, will be supplied by ]. Nor
ton Poole, Jr., Of the barge crew, and his place
in the barge by some substitute. These changes
will necessitate many others, such as will ma
terially alter the positions Of the other members
of the crews in their respective boats, some even
who have been practicing in Craftsmanship on the
right hand side being thrown 20 the left. This
Inconvenience will be readily understood and
duly appreciated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
LOCAL INTELLIG-ENCE.
The Temperature, To-day.
Letters From fbe Ps .on,.

AS REGISTERED At rHE cosniEscIAr oy- .1cx
AtsA.M. sCe Att P. NJ, os.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
RLACK HERNANIEs
in - and 81 WIDTHS,

in - and 81 WIDTHS
kKANTED 10 WEAR, PURE SILK AND
WOOL,
NOVELTIES N
LINENS FOR PoLoNAIsE,
IAN INDIA Blue, OPEN WORK AND EN-
BRoIDERED, BY THE YARD.
Tie ast case We shall open this season Of our great
bargains,
THE FIFTY CENT DOUBLE WIDTH CORDED
Mob 'IRs
Ia Browns and Grays only.
GRANVILLE WoRRBLL,
$50 AND sss MARKET sTREsr.
'9'f'-f "'-o'io 7EsFtr, wilmington, Del.