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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

The attic .tion Of our Readers is called to the
Advertisement of Golsan Bros, relative to the
Dubious Cotton Gin, in the Regular columns Of
our paper. Any comment upon the GIN Is un-
necessary. The superior merits of tAe same
have been too often tested
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A st. Louis paper says The better p,rt
Of II, h I've Large families to support. which We
20 home to ut dinner time and get ten minutes
to eat" Here is AN unblnshing confession Of
.s.nnib.lisln. which the authorities OF that city
will do well to investigate.
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Il b rather early in the canvass for Presl-
danaisl candidates to decline. but Gen. IN
eoak seems to think i. necessary for him to set
Ne example paragraph stating that be
NJ candidate tor the Democratic nonina-
6oa Tor the Presidency having come to his
unoiee. the Norristown penny Herald is
autAoriH for the statement that he made "
rrusapt denial. and xaid tat he never sought
ara does not now seek any political office.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Aug S.-Stocks dun. Uougv 4
g Id llOa. Exchange long 481s; sasuse ~.
Governments dull and strong. hGnls tooaD
quiet AMI nominal.
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Yrv FLOux. MIR. john K. itenaud Il Co.. tie
- known family grocer. cs,rner Of Camp ald
Jusa streets, have OIL hand supply Of the cele-
Hr.a,.d Juo. K. Il. maud 4 Co. b 1t fur, which
49, are ceiling 1t 81 50 per barrel. delivering
~ Of drsyage, and guaranteed {" b. equal to
- nneut aour that cones 70 this market. Give
call
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

nat well-knowu citizen and newspaper man.
NJ. p. !. Punch, has been appointed sole agent
I. IN. CITY for the Too Republics. paper pub
H,h.d m Enxlisi, IN the City OF Mexico. Those
~ e.,r merchants who desire Mexican patronage
IN And ,h,. paper III excellent medium Tor ad-
~rs,aing. Mr.. Punchs office u IT liz GraS'ef
sArvet. See card
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CANADA ITEMS.

HALIFAX, Aug. S.-some anxiety is fe't at the
hoi-arllvai VI The Vessels containing lUJ lamI Is
trOui lrci I'D
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VIENNA.

VIENNA, Aug. S.-The new Free Press of this
city reports that the Duke Do Cazes. French
Minister Of Foreign Aft lirs, has complain d to
the British Government that Germany Is seeking
quarrel with France. The comp amt is base,
on conversation, on he Both of July, between
the Di'e and Prince Hohenlohe tue German
Germa.y, irrespective of action of other powers,
would take What steps il Thought proper against
discrimination mtde ny the Frcn IN IN favor of
tine Cirlists IN violation Of obligations of net,-
tralitv
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MADRID.

MADRID, Aug. s.-Repubicans have relieved
Jernel. and CArsts VINO We're besieging tine city
have fed Jldicial investigation into the assis-
slation of Marshal RIM has resulted III the i'll
dictnent of fifty more persons.
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PARIS.

PARIS, Ang. SIT is reported here that the
herman Cow rnment has notified its representa-
Il es abroad that tbs time has arrived 10 recog-
nize the Spanish Republic
PARIS, Aug. s.-Atttude of the Spanish re-
preventative here is most conciiatory and diff
cnties WITH Spain are at an end Senior Castelar,
Is expected at Vers lilies, charged with mi .sion
III neSotl 'tlng for the recognition Of the Re
public Of Spain
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

LoSpoN, Aug. S.-The wife Of Don Carlos il
coming here.
The In".s publishes the,oxt of long dispatch
from the Duke ID. Cazes, denying calegollcally
the charges OF can,hvance al tn. Carlists.
LONDON, Aug. sThe Americans went in for
their first inning; at ociock the match was sus-
pended and the game o. base ball was COM
menred. The AnieIt ans had then scored A. and
i've OF them We're out. The game ui base i.
which lasted two hours. was won by the Athletics,
tue score being follows Atnletics H. Req
stockings 3.
The Rcd Stockings appeared to be over
ma cLed Mr. Porter acied as umpire The
eldnS of the Americans. particularly THEN
catching, was much admired Ine weather was
4lne AMI the graunds III excellent condition.
LIE ait Il lance o. spectators wnen the cricket
Ill UGH nr-t commenced was small. bat as the
play progressed the attendance increa- d t.
tb ut lOO' PERSONS who remained on the grounds
during the day. photographic pictures of the
AMERICAN AMI Rcnmond clubs together wer,
tlken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Delaware Annual Conference.


ITS NEXT SESSION APPOINTED FOR WILMINGTON ON
the 23D or JULY-TnE CONFERENCE ANNIyERsA-
R1Es
The Delaware annual conference of the Nj.
l.. church will convene in this city, July 23d,
1871 Ono preventing Providence) in L. Zion NJ.
+. church, corner of 9th and French streets.
Row Bishop NJ. Simpson will be the presiding
Bishop.
Conference anniversaries will be held as fol-
lows Wednesday evening the 22d. at p. NJ,
tie Church Extension Address will be delivered
by Rows. l.. Y. Cox, j. l.. Dennis, of the Del.
Conference. and Revs. DIR. A. ]. Kynett and c.
W. Nlacawlin, of the Philadelphia Conference.
sabbath School, Friday 24th, 8 p. NJ, Reys. A.
Brown and G. Wing. Education, Saturday 25th,
3 7. NJ, RevH. j. ID. Ebert, j. Il. Webb, J. L.
Bounds. The missionary sermon will be
preached ThuAday evening, 23d at p. NJ. by
Rev. j. q. Manluif. An invitation is extended
to all, especially ministers of all denominations
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Narrow Escape OF the lightning Rod
Man.

HlS rrgllous ADVENTURE AT A BARN IN CHESTER
couSTY-His HANDfwoRK DESTROYED IN LESS
TINE THAN WAS REQuf2ED TO PERFECT IT.
The experiences OF tho itinerant lightning rod
mln are az various his manner of bambooz-
ling the owners of property. He meets with
cold rebnffs and provoking negative replies to
his opportunities to throw over buildings what
lie deems necessary safeguards, until an ordin-
airy man would quit the business in disgust and
retire to perpetual banishment. But not 80 he;
such denals as that lately administered by Gen
Snerman delight him. and he s never more
pleased than when engaging in those little ad-
teut1resOme experiences.
Blt up IN Chester couI ty, on Saturday last,
ono of these itinerants met with an ad, enture Of
little different nature which actually did strike
Terror to him. All day long he had been busily
engaged in placing several OF his double-pro-
te'h1n, antl-faure, safe-conducting rods on
The barn of Jerry Starr near Landenberg, and
hhislod hls work only as the darkness of even
ihg settled down among the hills. He had
watched with apparent unconcem the approach
p that black cloud which deuged our city with
water, ieellng secure against the clements in the
protection which his aforesaid tightening rods
Afforded Consequently he fingered long upon
inc roo, ,StruttlnE about like pea-fowl in admir-
alioh OF himself and his achievements, and it
WIS mol until the prcmonitory droppings from
'he cloud began to fall that ho would consent to
'l'Ni tle lOOt.
No sooner however, had lie stepped from the
@aier' for with all his lofty ambitions and
nifhtH OF fancy he was only mortal and in NOR
al way ascended the barn, than an electric current
Fhot athwart the heavens and descending struck
tae 9arhei point Of the rods. displacing them and
gelAiig the rod into several pieces. As usual the
gaar5e was too great for the rods, and az they
Afforded no safe conduct for the electric cur
lsn, To the earth it played all about on the barn
sooi' winch was tin aud even melted the heads
ton. 'N 0'e - f0''
our lightning rod man looked on after he had
covered from the shock in grave contempa-
ken rods
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Local option in Eastern maryland.

ELECTION DAY, YESTERDAY, IN FOUR coUFTIEs-
RESULT OF THE VOTE IN CAROLINE AND TALL
BOT.
Local Option elections were held yesterday,
in the counties Of Coroline, Queen Annes, Tal-
bot and Dorchester in Eastern Maryland, under
law passed by the last Legislature specially for
those four counties. At this writing q P. Nj
the result is known only in two counties--Caro-
line and Talbot-but there is but little doubt but
that the Local Optioulsts have triumphed in all
the countless save probably in few districts.
Caroline county has given from three to four
hundred majority against license, and the Local
OptioniAts lave carried all the districts, except
the 4th, which is in doubt. The Second district
gives 1876 majority against license and the 3rd
9l. In the 4th district, no liquor has been sold
for several years, and the result is surprising
there. A private letter from Denton says that
'the whiskey men used both money and whiskey
but were vanquisl e1."
Talbot county Except Chapel DISTRICT also
voted in favor of Local Option. Easton dit trict
gives l52 majority against license IN a vote of
69S; st. Michaels 33l majority against in vote
of 527, and Trappe 1913 majority against. Chapel
district gives majority for license in vote of
800. Bay Hundred district is yet to hear from
but will give majority against license.
By the provision of the law the vote was taken
separately for each district and accordingly as
each district votes license will be granted or
withheld in that district. A majority of the dis
tricts for or against license does not determine
the question for the county at large.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

MAGISTRATES CAsEs.-Robert Taylor brought
suit yesterday against Michael Costello, before
Esq Frazer, for taking his (Taylor's) horse and
threatening to shoot him (the owner.) 1t ap-
peared from the testimony, however, that Co.'S
tello had impounded the horse and was demand
ing damages for trespass, which gave rise. to the
suit and the case was dismissed. Costello was
peace-bonded in 300.
Anna g. Jones sued Manuel Richenberger for
whipping her son, William, severely with a car
riage whip, and Esq. Frazer held him iii $500 to
answer the charge at Court. Itse1ms that while
driving over the causeway yesterday, some boys
SHE'D stone at Rchenberger, when he alighted
from his buggy and gave chase, but the ones
who had committed the offence escaped He
caught up with Jones, however, and trounced
him severely although innocent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
COntesvIIIe.
Especial to the Commercially ]


CoArEByILLE, July IL.
POLICE IrEMs.-Our Police Court has put on
quite lively appearance the past few days, and
our good hearted Squire has had his hands full
Of business. First Doctor Wallace claimed his
attention on the charge of violationof our Local
Option laws and was bound over in $500 for his
appearances at next term of Court. Samuel
Finley was the next customer on a charge OF
malicious trespass on farm in West Calm
Samuel was let off on a small fine on promising
''to do 30 no more" and to-day Sallie Jones was
brought up on charge of larceny and receiving
stolen goods, but the complaint was not made
good and the prosecutor paid costs. One or Two
more warrants are in the hands of the officers
and we will give the particulars when the cases
are tried.
ACCIDENT This evening as Geo. Hinson of
West Calr was driving out home by way Of First
avenue, his horse became frightened at some
thing in tho street turned suddenly to one side,
breaking the wagon, but doing no other damages.
EXCURSION number of our citizens con-
template going on the excursion to Cape May
tomorrow and were it not that there are two or
three others ON the taps, from our town to diff
ferent points, there would be a much larger
turn ont. Ed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
PERSONAL.

We are glad to state that Mr.. II. c. McLear,
Of the firm of McLear & Kendall, who has been
dangerously i'll with fever for come time, is con-
yalescing, and will doubtless be about again in
a few days.
j. j. sprenger, Esq, of the Lancaster Morn
in Rec e,o was one Of wainwright's excursion
i-ts from Cape May yesterday, and on hisreturn,
stayed over night in this city, with Doctor Frantz,
leaving tlis morning for home
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
CaIisornia Er,,, r.,..,.

he irait crop in California is very abundant
''7 year. and fors size, beauty of color and deli
,.''S ,,' "1'or will bear away the palm from any
,a viils produced in the temperate regions. A
,,a,'l I',nol ana quarter pounds of Strawberries
.a'u poe'l already shipped to San Francisco this
gl'i, r'oy The value of the crop of various ber-
T5o nhs ,nsn peen estimated at two million dollars.
,, olg An acre Of these, consisting Of 100 trees,
,, , Sieii i, crop worth ~ 900 at ten cents per
mn p'm"l' me fig and the olive are also very nu-
'''u-, ma the grape vine could scarcely be
,,r, m ia7sed Tor boanteous yield and richness OF
p,s,n s Many OF the vines are very profitable
f''"'5 from $500 to 1000 per acre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

,,.i Mr. Maggie Smith, of Cbarlestowp. WAS acc.
Al n sllot dead by her son, boy of nine years,
w.l'. 'dry Mass, on Monday evening. They
m., ~ ,, iil aect'on, where the boy found an old
mg g,,i W. It was discharged while he was play
ye.ir,',r ri4tt Dr., was renominated for Congress
llSna District "i'' VI ''e ''''"'
a., lhe wife Of p. II. Smith, living near Kansas
rtye ',l'' Wlie temporarily insane, on Monday,
ana l, fonnlne to her daughter, aged six years,
",' nany, aged four months and then took
L,br' b'','F OF the drug herself. The mother and
reroy"r "r' uead, but the daughter is expected to
H. Tho .i i,ule accident occurred dniing a launch
ID. P yard OF Bays Il Son, at Jefferson,
.gtiartcd on Monday afternoon. As the vessel
Hipon " heayy timder used as a wedge fell
saI aa, "n SPECTATORS below, killing four Of them
q vigorously injuring three others.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
New Design For Postal Cards.

:, liaT oeeh IN contemplation for some time
pun, 10 change the des ign of the present postal
TarL ai, number of specimens have been sub
gr,, i',,Vi w.. py the Morgan Envelope Company, the
% "'''oh has The contract for printing the cards
.r,.i ~ use The present card is considered un-
IN ,".o c1.. III several respects. 1t is too sombre
ol heavy. The new card viii be liehteT in color,
"r,"N en.r,' very nearly white. The printing and
aiias'l1 Wlll be executed in black ink, and the
,o,n' o,,'i wan be narrower and much neater in ap-
gesIoG, g"IGnG,. Ihe change has not yet been fully
alter't,u' ul'oi but it is safe to say that some
carl will be made p'''S lo'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
THE FLAMES UNDER CONTROL
AMONG TnE nuIIpINos DESTROYED
Later by Telegraph.

THE LOSS FROM FOUR TO Six ArIIILoNs-THE FLAMES
UNDER CONTROL.
The loss by the fire is yariously estimated at
from four to six millions of dollars, covered by
about two-ffths insurance, divided among num-
erous Companies, underwriters having been
careful to take no large risks in one locality.
A number OF serious casualties are reported,
and several persons have doubtless persisted in
the flames.
The fire was completely under control at three,
this morning, and no further anxiety was felt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Republican state convention.

tate Convention OF the Republican Parry, Of
me state of Delaware, will be held at Georgetown
On TUESDAY, the twenty-eighth day of July at ]
P NJ for the purpose of nominating candidates fol
u,v ,rnor and Representative in Congress and the
tTan.action Of such other business as may bt
brought before II.
In accordance with custom New Castle County
viii elect seventy eight delegates, Kent County
viii elect forty delegates, sussex County will el Ct
fortv-twO delegates,
he Executive Committee OF each County are re-
i,.ste H. give no ice early, Of the number of dele
55ates appDfiOneh to each Voting District and the
lime nnil y ace of their election.
4 : prial Train Tor the accommodation of the
Derri'es and all Republicans who desire to attend
tae 20 venlion, will be run; OF which due notice
will be given. - . .
Chairman Of the Republican state Executive
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
SECOND EDITION.
CHICAGO AGAIN ON FIRE.
DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION, LAST
NIGHT.
THE FLAMES CONTROLLED, EARLY
THIS NIOHNING.

Another great fire broke out in Chicago yes
terday afternoon. It started at half-past foul
o'clock in paint factory at Twelfth and Clark
streets, burned southwardly, and was then car
ried north by change Of wind into the heart OF
the city, encroaching on the rebuilt district.
At eleven o'clock last night hundreds of dwell.
lings, the Post-office, Adelphia Theatre, First
Baptist Church, and several hotels had been
burned, and the conhagration was still raging.
THE FLAMES UNDER CONTROL.
CHICAGO, July 15-2 A. M.-The fire is now
completely under CONTROL and it seems impossi-
BILE that there can be much further damage
done. Three men have been killed in Van Alden
street by falling walls.
Three Chicago steamers were burned, the fire
driving the men from their positions.
strong patrol of police is protecting proper
ty in the vicinity of the fire. clubbing thieves
right and left.
AMONG THE BUILDINGS DESTROYED
are the First Baptist church, fine building, the
Michigan Avenue House, the st. James Hotel,
Continental Hotel, and Woods Hotel, and tho
building occupied as a post office. All the mail
matter and other postal property was safely re-
moved, before this last took fire. None OF the
great hotels are burned, though the Palmer
House was in great danger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Mrs. waIworth Bead.

THE MOTHER OF THE YOUNG PARRIcIDE.
SARATOGA N. Y, July Is.
Mrs. Chancellor Walworth, mother of young
Walworth, who killed his father, was found
dead in her bed this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

CoRoNER's INQUEST. Coroner Winsow held
an inquest, this morning, over a child, four
weeks old, OF a colored woman named Jane
Briggs who resides in the 9th Ward, and who
the evidence proved had overlaid the child dur
ing the night. A verdict of accidental suffo-
cation" was rendered
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PRoMIsINd.-Th rail road excursion to Lewea
and Rehoboth next Tuesday promises to be a
very large one, and for the low price Of $225,
no doubt every ticket will be sold.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
New Castle Items.

Especially Reported for the Commercially
New CASTLE, July 10.
The officers elect Of Pocahoutas Tent No. 8,
ID. +. were installed on Monday evening last by
members of tile Grand Ordsr from Camden, NJ
j. This Is the first seer ct female order ever Or
ganized in this town, and has between 40 and so
members
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

The LoANs.-At the regular monthly meeting
of the City Loan, last evening, $1,000 were sold
at an average premium OF 40A per cent.,
and the remainder was withdrawn.
The Mechanics Loan sold no money, it's entire
receipts being consumed by retiring sharehol-
dara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

The loss to the Erie Railway Company by the
Weehawken fire is from $4,000 with an in
surance of 100000.
The Red Stocking Club of Boston defeated
the Mutuals, at New York yesterday, by score
of to e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Commercial IkepOrts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PmLADELPHIA, July 10.
Cotton dull at 1714@17ssc. Flour in local de-
mand little more animated; supers, $3.50@
$50 extras, S5CD550; State, Indiana and Ohio
extra family, $717.25. Wheat, dull !; new red,
81 AZ amber, 81 40 spring white, $l.40. Rye
steady at 81. Corn much wanted yellow, 83c ;
western mixed, s2@S3c. Oats active white,
740D77c mixed, TIC Mess pork firm at $3.50
@2O. Lard held at 111&@124c. Whiskey fir.
at 9SlSc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

SINGULAR FREAK IN TREES. In Chestnut street
there are two trees which have grown up side
by side, and at distance OF twelve feet from
the ground branch of each has reached out
and united with the other, forming ligeature
similar to that which bound together the Siam
ese twins. The trees are objects of much inter
eat in the vicinity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

CANDIDATE For ASSESSOR L. Frock at
the solicitation OF many of his friends, has
consented to be a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for Assessor and Collector OF
the Southern District. We have not heard the
name of any other gentleman mentioned promi-
nenty as a candidate for the same office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
n,Ile Chiengo Fire.

The fire in Chicago, though serious, was nc
such calamity as its predecessors, and most OF
the buildings burned were of little value, con-
shutting the worst quarter of the city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
Newark Items.

Especially Reported for the Commercially
NEWARK, June 10.
The Young Americas Liliputs and Buds of
Promise intend having tub race on the creek,
tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock. Some fun
may be expected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

Yesterday the Braudywine NJ. Z.
Sunday school made an excursion to Pennsgrove
which was participated in by large concourse
of scholars and friends Of the school. The
steamer Pdlisfde was crowded all day going and
returning Everybody felt gratifed at the sue
cess of the excursion and the pleasures OF the
occasion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
THIRD EDITION.
The Cables.

LANDING AND SPLICING OF THE NEW CABLE AT RYE
BEACH.
PoRTsMoUrH NH, July Is.
The shore end of the new cable has been sue
cessfully landed at Rye Beach, the splice COM
pleted. The steamer Ambassador will COM
mence laying cable from the Beach to the
shoals and complete it SO as to sail tonight with
the Flrtaday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
aleW AdrsrtisemsiIts.

NE NOW SELL TURKEY RUN LE-
w HIGH, which is proved by three years expe-
rlence 10 be equal for hardness and purity to any
Lehgh in the market. at schuylkill prices. All who
have used IL, buy again
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

The ATLANTIC CRY EXCURSION Remember
that on the morning of the 30th of July, de-
lightful trip may be taken up the river to Cam
den, and from thence in two hours and fifteen
minutes run on the cars to Atlantic City, which
with moonlight excursion down the river on
the return home will be day Of recreation and
raal nlaaa1lra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

HOUSEW EWORK-TWENTY COUNTRY
l. girls, with good references; good plain cooks
psia every day, for housework. Call on or address
THE UNITED STATES BUREAU OF HELP,
te3-12td4tw a6 s. Eleventh St. Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
REPAIR OF THE CABLE OF 'G6

I LUNDUNi JuIy To-
The cable laid in 1866 has been SUCCESS
fully repaired, and is now in perfect working or
/
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
DajGD Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
Howard M. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis @. Ferris.
w POr Terms, etc., see Second Page.

Persons leaving the city during the Summer can
have the COMMERCIAL mailed To their address by or
ierlng the same at this ofiice. Terms, including
,oatare. sixteen cents a week in advance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15
FOURTH EDITION.
Germany.

BISMARCK LAID IN WAIT FOR TWO WEEKS AT WHIT
SUNrIDE.
KIssESGEN, July Is.
Kuman, the attempted assassin OF Bismarck,
spent fortnight in Berlin for the purpose
WhitAuntide.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

LIBEL Sur IN PRoHPEor.-Mrs DR.. Foster
has determined to sue DIR. O. Harlan for state
ments which he is represented to have made
touching the illness and death of Mrs. Bellew,
and by whicn she claims to have sustained some
losses in business. Hon. Thos. #. Bayard and
Levi o. Bird, Esq, will prosecute the case for
Mrs EnAter. We nnderstand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-15

President Grant and party reached Saratoga
yesterday morning.