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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-19

mp, the soidiero were repulsed with five
killed aud .hirty-tive wounded. At last
dates the troops and national guald were
being collected. and cannon were bonn
harding his position. 1t is said that the
reNolters have massacred thirteen fs.m;-
lies OF seceders and luhewarm sectarians.
The Freeman Journal makes an as
sertlon that Admiral Palo, Spanish Mn
lister ut Washington, was recalled because
OF his refusal to sanction the transfer OF
Porto Eico Island to Germany i'll return
for help to put down the Cailist insur-
rection ami the rebellion in Cuba. The
journal publishes documents. and saws
Admiral Palo will not say there is one
word mistranslated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-19
MEMS ITEM.

New Y5!k. Ll5Gst l>.-T.e Eie J.
Nos. 10 to 17J L.sater street las: night
caused 4 iuss Of $4,000, distributed
among severa! occupants.
Francis 4. Palmer. F.es.3,L: Of tie
National Broadway DaLk, il regard 10 i
suit instituted Ly Tie city against his
Bank fox the recovery Il SG.JuJ, Gyu.
says: The Broadway Bank does hot
owe the city or the county the amount
OF one dollar and that 10 unusual ia
cilities were extended by the Sank on by
any CT It's otiicels 20 any OF the persons
known TO have been deirauatl ty tie
City Treasury.
Mary Z. Pomeroy, the alleged victim
of Rev. John 5. Gienuenning, pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church IL jersey CITY.
died this morning. IN her death bed
statement she charges G!endenEing with
being the father OF her child.
A Brazilian letter says: In RIO Grand
dc Sol an instruction exists, owing 10
the fanaticism of sect of German col
onists OF St. Leopoldo, led by one Nav
rer, who processes TO be prophet. His
wife, Jacoba, is supposed by his vo;aries
to lie the Saviour OF the world, and his
uncle is the apostle Judas who sacrificed
himself to bring about the Bible prophe:
cies III relation to the death OF Christ.
The turbulence and fanaticism OF this
sect were such that the authorities had
Mawrer, his wife and uncle arrested, but
Nawter was released. After the release
OF hawrer the house OF a seceder from
the sect was attacked and burned, and
his wife and children were shot. the
man having been absent. When the
police appeared they found Manrer and
MS sectarlans, some 800 strong. int-ench-
ed in a mid-forest settlement, aud al
though force of regulars was brought
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-19

II the following Is correct view of
what is termed Dry rot. it is preva-
len. il Carson 20 al alarming extent:
Charles Dickens said that 1.-The first
external revelation of the dry rot in man
is a tendency to LUX and lounge; to be
AZ the street corners without intelligent
reasons; to be going anywhere when
aet, to be about many places rather
than any; to do nothing tangible, but to
have az intention Of performing a num-
Der OF tangible duties tomorrow or the
day after
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-19
HE ACTION OS THE REPUYLl-
CAN COUNTY CENTRAL COM
MIrTi.-..

Az viii be noticed by reference 10 ar
Official Report of their procee dlngs pub
lished in another column. the Republi-
can County Central Committee OF
Ormsbv county met yesterday and trans
acted the necessary business preliminary
to the holding Of the c ounty Nominat-
ing Convention. The appointments
are about as usual. and the time for
holding the primaries and the convention
are well selected. The test is liberal
oae and in effect invites the viiest
sinner to return It's we'll. Some
matters are a tribe vague, we think-as,
for instance. the manner of electing the
county and State Delegations. Bat we
suppose it TO be taken for granted that
the usual customs will prevail, and that
each voter will designate his choice OF
the two distinct classes of delegates on
one hallo'. At any rate, this is the
simpler mode and offers the least posi-
BE chance for fraud.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-19

IS.9>iCLE g., there have. Of late. been
several articles IL the I'~i5,as rejecting
upon the official character OF III. Geo.
VI. Bryant. Meter and Eefner of the
Niut. true statement Of his acts and
accounts since he has filed that respor-
sibie position is in o-Ler: and We are
glad to announce that such statement
will be forthcoming through these col
umps very soon. I: is to be hoped that
uEti that statement appears, any further
attacks upon Mr.. Bryart's capability
and integrity will be withheld: AID tLat
when such statement shall have been
made. II It be what We believe i will he
fully exoueratins him from all blame
cur nei2hbor's inuendc-s a1d denuncia-
tons viii cease altogether. NJ. Bryant
is too Jealous a Republican and-as we
believe-too faithful on officer, to be held
guilty of anything wrong without full.
fair and impartial heaIing-such as We
mean he shall have IL the APPEAL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-19
Is THE pOSsESSIOs. OF WEALTH
\ SIN.

There axe many TeE DAo appear to
stand IN dread Of the .'orersi,a,.2yinG
power OF wealth" There are these,
who are. because 4 nan has a'..a|se,:
wealth an! achieved 81, - a:nocc II =.
ready 10 L,:ci the i,re.i1 81 distraction
al him should he ask aHsh. Al the hands
o. the people. NJ se2s:j.a man viii a.
tempt - controyert the fact that the al
tainment o. T. competency, the provision
for the future c: ones s-.f ans. children
IS among the highest 0bj5cts 6 human
life. No man should deny to another
credi: for furnishing the means Of add
Ing to the wealth OF the whole country,
even if in doing SO it adds greatly to his
cwn personal store Of treasure. Men
should be reasonable upon this subject
of riches. It is not Our purpose to say
aEsht in favor OF the rliser. who boards
his treasure in his Golfers, without ben
citing any one but himself; but We do
say that 4 great error IS made when men
are condemned for the possession OF
wealth, who are using it to develop the
resources OF the State. to extend i'm
p-oyemenss and supply labor FOX the
hundreds OF lille hands. The nan, who.
with business foresight and sagac;ty,
plans and controls enterprises which re-
suit in benefit to hundreds OF men is
certainly not deserving c: condemnation
By the people. That men possessing
great wealth should reekiessly scatter it
abroad, whenever it be sought for any
purpose is not regarded, by any one pos
sassing ordinary intelligence, as evidence
OF good business Judgment. and hence,
should discretion be used and invest
ments made, only, where remuneration
could be expected. must lie regarded as
only reasonable. Men, too, who achieve
success and attain great wealth and
while retaining il, engage il enterprises
which benefit others, are not credited
with the possession Of the ability which
they DO possess. "Au lie knows is 20
make money IS not tcuistn. Men
who engage in gigantic enterprises, en-
r.oyirg millions Ct cari.olani hundreds
Of .nerl, are NJ. Intellectual! 1ismys. The
possess srca, and well b.lalce,; minds,
and who ever claims that they are lacking
N general Intelligence makes . great
mistake Il pe!i.ics, however, men are
prescribed because OF the possession o:
wealth, AMI il - the most U"FeasoH7b-e
theory that Was ever adopted That
man who axe wealthy possessing : c''i-i-
potency. are IS AaelE 10 Dc it.! asttaT
o. temptation TO IecT'istioa' t--;;;: AID
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
THE PRIZES,
We ara ran,natoa ,o,an -

We are requested TO FAY to our readers that
III compliance with the desire Of the many
friends Of b.atilg ia the city, the przes Will be
displayed in tie windows Of Boughman Thuma,
" Co.. during this Z. NJ. and tomorrow, where
all can have an opportunity OF seeing these
beautiful trophies.
The Champion gig flag is presented to tie
ChrsLiana Navy by slrs ]. TAYLOR Cause, whore
klndners and interest will be very highly appre-
GATED by all the clubs, and tue fac Of the ilag
cotnlng to them M such pleasant way Will en-
courage those who are TO participate IN the re
gatta. To Increased effort To VIII the distinction
offered them in this beautiful gift.
We are requested also by the Navy to thus
publicly convey their hearty thanks tn the DO
nor. accepting 1t as they do, as kindly token
OF her esleefu.
The nag Is made of fine heavy white silk
bearing upon one side, upon a clouded ground
tile word Cha nplon, IN gold letters, neatly az
ranged while upon the other are CROSSED oarr
with tie Navy monogram Ill the center, giving
very hand ONE finish TO the design. The iias
Is n lnches long by 9ilches wide at top. and ta-
perng to 5nches at the tip Il will be mounted
upon dark mahogany staff, with silver dart
and ball and white bowed ribbon supports. run
ming upon gilJ rod at the ride
The whole iling is a credit to the taste Of the
g.yer, AMI VII be an honor for the winners. The
champo large flag OF last year together with
the new aid beautiful rilyer cup. (tAe elgle
Acull iiizs,) will also be on exhibition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
clayton EAouse
ARRfvALa rr TO MOON 1n.nA

ARRIvALs rp TO noon To-DAl
Philip + Snyder, PIila.
i Rurrell Snyder.
I W F ister, 4 VT,
VIM II Frand i vi, Z"
Mrs Hannah Caldwell, {"
Mics Marv Caldwell, "
Samuel H. Cugar,
Samuei Bell Jr. Z"
+ Clark,
James G Akin, City.
VIM II Rogers, New York,
James $ KELSEY, Middletown, Conn.
Taonas Rhodus. ST Louis
j. c Smo X, New Brunswick, n. }.
A. L. Terry, Ph Ia.
Mrs. A L Terry, -
i s Rec,
X T RAdebangh. Washington, b. G.
Jon Baird. n. Y.
Geo W Corron, -
Mia4 sallie Murphy, City.
Chas McSham. q wife, Phila
D Knrner, n, y.
A W Pratt. -"
L F Eastman, Bringhamton, N. Y,
r II B4rnum, n. Y.
James Todd. phila
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
wFRou MSS ANyI wDyw ~,

EuLor, /" onau's Dep4rtne i, uudag Republic :
nk 4. 7 husK l. ear III: lie lre 70 bear ,un
snciteu) les lmJny 20 tn merits OF JOu BIh. /
Wine oi IRON as dyspeptic reln,dy Ih4ve taken
1t lnys II wltI - ;en. rneet | n4ve ii llced ne
Rreat benenf de Aed irOiu II by several sun ng
poor "o.uen, wnJm ur cnaIity liza naUleu ne ~
bestow It upJu. wl lag tlat yo sh uld ust.
Is ia any @aY you may es =, mop tnUse OF
my ire 'ds VINO r. al Il Will belle II TO be al nJt al
4 lresslOl OF nlg o,l "a Of al xssl,n medlcin :,
d N, lse VI Obi ti)n ~ is Oe9ey lent pr pr
60, Z + kunkel. no NOrtn AIuth stfeel
respect aly yOuts. aEs =. AiDOw LII
vi. No aus Department, SUNDAY Repu hic
Bew.fe If coInteif IL. r. X meets But Il
Mihe Il lrJu ~ s,i BY tie sln4 ri, Du.k OILY
Ia 81 bo les. Dept aAl 'ftce, 10 z9N. Ain ii
street, thi ad-l nia adylce free, ~ AID see.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
City Businsss I1itrrtpro

AUCTIONEERs.
[. w. Stidham Son, Ill .E stb stro..
Joseph II. Miller, 9TH and King strects
BANK ERs IL BROKERS',
n. r. Robinson A Co.. 400 Market strest
BARBERs X HAIR DREsspps
A. Ashenbaeh. 800 Market street.
BELL RINGERS Il BILL, posrpn.
Geo. W. Jsekson, o W. bih street ""H'
Howard o. Moore No. 5. X. Third street.
Root IL su0E MAKERs. ana DR.,p..
!. O. Al xander,. 100 Market street ''hhA
WIN. Boldly. W. 4th street.
& B.scoeE ,Rf & "a as ssaglsf u .4ss ssEss,s ,s,..
John ! Morslsod sth and Poplar strssta
Charles Char Rsbinost. 1Si sIe Markets sriss ,rs.t
CARPENTERS AND BUII,DpRs
j. q. Haddock, shop Thorne bel Front Ras io,,,
CIGARS a. TOBACCO. aug wa
brisbane DeMainville, 722 market street
Geo. A. Davis 6O2 Shipley street
Nm. H. Robinson, ll3s H. 4th street.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. & IEws1sv
G L Bush. corner Seventh and Market stree.s
j. O. Massey, Is E 4tL Street
COACH as CARRIAGE MATERIAL
VIM Green Co., B. p. cor. Sd and Shipley st ras,
DRUGGISTS
II. r. BringhurHt, sIT Market street
OVERS 81 sCOURERs.
Nicholas Jeuney. 2i1 King street
FLORISTS.
TatnAil a Co., Delaware Avenue aud jefferson 49,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Thomas f. Pumner, bg2 Market street
Wooiey Van Trump, blO Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James N, Watson 4 Son, 44 Market street
phas. 8. Morgan, s2l Market street.
John y. Donghten, df0 Market street
HATS. CAPS. &c.
Hukill 4 walrayen, az Market strsst
yhas. H. Dubell. -. Sd street.
William p. Webb SO4 Market street
HARDWARE.
W IL Bilany. aI4 Market streot
James Bro, 81 Market strsst
II. b. McIntyre, DO Market street
IRON Il STEEL.
VIM Green A Co., s. u. cor. Sd aud shipl. .,r,,.
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson. Shipley, above ID street.
L0OKiNG-GIAsSEsG u Fril.s
| Elwood Doane, 10 W. eth street
| u Aehonsgle, ID and King streets
MERCHANT TAiL0Rs.
Geo. Gouert, 10 F. Fourth street
| Cyrus Stern, III Market stiast.
Geo. Il; Ash No e % street, tsee adv.
John y ,ai, ,m,nhlhansen. ~ King street
PAPER HANGINGS. suAaLS.
John R. Holt, % and Market streets
/ A. B. Jones, SIS Market street.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FTTTFKs
". F. Gillespie, sl5 w. 4th street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
hyans rsnnington, Allmonds Bdg. =, ..,
| n. N. Cnild 90, No. W. 7th street.
wm NJ ResneIds - 'po g. IaPgs sP l.Gees saSes
| A. II. Gfirnshaw, No. 4 ". 90 Street
| ". IL. Gilmore, No West 9Th street,
| samuel W. NcCaulley, 706 Market street tS,4 al,
| NIn. McCaulley Co, 616 Market street
RESTAURANT a. BILLIARD 400
/ Joseph Pulner, J0i and 600 Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
rover Baker y. Nj. Co, b07 King street
| ew American Sewing Machine, 7ls Market street
STOVES. HEATERS, TINwARR, DC
James A. A dtrson, $40 E 9Th street.
COFFEE md TEA Dealers
Union Pacific Tea Company, 5l2 Market street
UNDERTAkERs.
Thos J. Giles, 22l Shipley street
| u. 5. Young, ati Market street, tSeo adj
UPIIUi.STERERS.
'teury Erwin. as Washington Streei.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
new Aa, ,.rtIsem.n.s, To-day.

Fairbanks' sclles, seme.lccI
L nch-C handler
Funeral nOii
5 no and College Directnry-T Pinkney, n Y
FIR sh turnin seeas-a 4 Alderd ce
NOtlce-JenersOn Council U =
HaIdware-rruman q ogaw
Poiltsca no ice leAchan ler Chandler
d post hoJk lpst- hos " Stlmmel
French Peiininer,-M 4 Airichs
gaiOrng-Bayi bre ny
COAis-Buxp, ,um, bleyity
Sofia wat-r-Gail igher, Bfeyity
Hats ubel b eslty
Clgar-->in. les a sUn. Rrev.y
Senlng mAchines-'-royer & Baker, Brevlty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
wl0oKi LooRI LooAI

KELLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspep.ia, Sour stomach and Heart
buTn.
1t will make you strong aud give you new life.
II viii act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
ton.
1t ls pleasant " take and perfectly harmless
II will do all that 'onc will do without liquor TO
Stimulate. II is r'it Mne Uf Iron. Try It. UctUrs
prescribe It. "a, gy recommend It, Thousands
have Deeu cured Win II. suffer no longer. oend
and get u circular. See what II has done.
For sale bs sil.th Palnter, h. Bringhurst Co,
e. Mclnall. Dr.. and druggists generally aprz-llui
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
Host and found.


T OST-ON THE 9TH INST, SOME
II unknown white loafer obtaine,i. under falls
r tences. large iron hopper wheel-harrow ami
s9nd >hove, from F ut's coal ONE. range and a.
ter s'reeis. When lat seen was using them al a
house belonging to Edgar Foley, at Eighth and
Madison. Anv inforr aiion that will lead II the re
COW ~ of the barrow and The shovel. without the
lnafer wil b thankfully received and sui ahly re-
rewa ded. 146t jos PHI FiUT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17

.@- lie " Gentleman IL Biack, wac Is the tl,ear
J uun dla snu.I ass ts Ills ourest aspect
wheu { r'pd Og ess Of Vinegar INT rs Is re
Dufte Il wn fel W. The e, les eye able
toni; Is aging the mischief with his itters Il. Ell
truin aggrAvate .nde pr ense re esin such
as lld grsilnn, sick ataChe. cunstipaio htuiua-
a.in, gyut AMI Intermittent fevcrs are cure ~ it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
PIONEER
1Ol5lbs.
PIoNERR's-nIa
Iha.

The barge is known as the Thistle, is "A feet
long, AZ iuches in beam. 3S inches at the water
hue, and made bv Luffbery. The oars are IS feet
inches long. The gig is christened the Hornet,
is 80 feet inches long, "a inches in beam, ~ III.
at the water line, and was made by Byron.
Length Of oars, II feet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
wE y KUNAELs 8IrrAA VINE or mon.

Has never neen KNOWN ~ faii IN the cure of weak
ness attended aitn symptoms indis position to eX
eftUn, iuss VI nenpry, diifcuit Uredtling gene al
weaAuess horror ~ sease, eak. nervous TT NJ
bang, dr adiui horrOr VI uefth nlght swea 5, cod
Sal las ltud ui tie inuscu al sys EN-, rn0rnous a-
petite, ~ith dysprpilc stem not hands uu silng
OF the body, dfyness VI the skn, paiiu cOuuleuauce
anu erupiluis Ou IN iac, purify M the blIud pam
lu me btck-n aVness Of eyell4-, fr queni u ack
spots ntilg before The ewes, with temporary gunu-
hiOn anu loss O signi want vi a'teutlUn eg These
sym tons al ARISE from MedAneAA and to remedy
tnd use + huukefs Bitter Mine ol Iron Il
never iaib Ih0gaauda now enlUllng health
WIN hiye used 1, Gel the genuine. SOd MY ~
81 bottles Take only h kuukels Depot anl
oincr NO. k5s north y nth ST., rh. del ph4a. Pa.
II is sold Oniy Ia 81 bottles, with photograph ut
felt.
Sold Dy an Drugyslts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
Eg-E =. KUyK rs Di TER VINE or IRON

Has never pvsn knoSa I, TAI IN fhe cu e Of AK.
ness .. de wit yinDtOm-; adj 81 oa TO e.
ren lug uieai "a horror "A 4 'atn; IA gut YEATS :;
dun ess o. Vision languor universal ia .sLude Vi
the MUSCULAR - ste II euJrmOu appat te. Wnh s.
pept.c Symptoms; hot ds Illus ing pf tie u dy
dr. uess VI the shiu pa lid cUuntenuace aui eTu-
u ls on tue ace, pu iyilg tne UloUd pain iE the
back heaviness " the eye fre ,urnt - spots
nJlng Drf1 tue eyts, with su1usUL and ss vi
By I; want Of att 'ntirn etc. Ud in 10 ties
ut ne ge uiie Depot d Uftice, No 259 North
Ninth street, hila euvice free. iez9-4m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
uNDISE-BAgaE.
1929 lbs.
UNDISE or

The barge is known as the fdlcj is AZ feet
long, As inches in beam, IS inches st wafer line
aud was made by Luifbeny. Length OF oars, IA
feet. The gig called the WI te op lis A feet
long "a inches III beam, l9 inches at water line
and was made by Meteaf. Length OF oars, u
feet 6 inches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17

II 70 TINS seen that the boat are burdeued
very evenly and We may expect to see d re-
predict success III either direction from the
present outlook.
Tue following is list OF the oarsmen, and the
dimensions OF each racing boat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
Political alutifes.
nELEGATa ELECTION

1 ktLEGAIc L ELECIlDN
meeting Of the Republican Executive Com
mi Zee, Of New castle Ouhty, hel "Wednesday. Juh
8 h inst, 4 was ordered taa an eiec' u be hedi
tht several Hnndred u thr county alh IA he
wards OF tn city o. Ailm nyt m, on situsdl.Jny
IN, for the purpo-e u srlec ing d- gate to re
hspuolean siale Nuny enilpn, 70 BE- nsid Z Grp.ge
town on u-sday. July . h. That m a. ~. isun-
dreds. except Wilmington, the polls 70 open at
and COG al 3. p In aud n Wilmington O. polls 10
npen al and close at p. N.
Each ward ard unirel VIII eest daiegaies d.
fol- ws: mingion 81 MAID, 4 ecDad isa y ::
hr WaId, !; outh war .; Fnth 81 u,a:slx
va d, Z -egenh ard, .; tigh h Ward. 4. ln,r
W I'd, 2; 1e III ward, s pp 'quaitnink Han Re y,
West 2; 1T Il "" me Lasl, 2; Ch isi anl oefn,
3; ChTisliana on h. 8; Mil ire X, a; New Casfli,
4 rencaler 3 Red iLOn la-t Q; ted Lion Wt ts',
Clay Cr,eh, 8.
lhe folnw ng namtd per. rs have been selected
by c Cunnitee u 10 hoid the dele4aie electi his
with power 70 All vacancies oc uring in the
judge ia tHer eyeItl wares and unIir
Judges fpr holding eieciln fvr Delegates % the
Ranubc II state ungeniioa:
titst aars-lnoa. }. Bennett, Isaac Woodrow, T.
{ md va. d-Geo. Mccall, Wm. H. Bahcock VIM
X : ckie.
rhi d T'afd-Da.il Il coye, German D. Lincoln
F'urM aa,d-Jehn L. Richardson, VIM. II. Grit
itaI fad q Ii P. Simmons, Samuel a MacallIs-
ter, John Duahdy.
Il Wa,d- ripp-, Jos. O. walker Elwood
-ingey
s.rea,A War Nj. B stosenlurg f. 4. Taylor,
Eli A Hood
'uhth va d-Thos, Hawkins. Lewis zebey, VIM
Baker.
Al tn Ward-Jas. a. spence, James McKennon,
Geo re t'Wl-.
Tenn Ward : go II. Roberts, Alison MnI., Jacob
Ianplugh
Am qunia 4 Hundred North-D. b. Slaloney,
d. emon, u can r.
spOtqnlaimink N nd ed So uh - G. d. Collins,
Kobs navi in. - hico ds.
Brdnigie nc W'st = Ola nuLner, Thos. Il. Day,
rsiey D. ltusha ni,.
Brdndgm NJ Robert Casey, Jr, Curtis NJ
Taley, MOI & FD wood
ch'istluno No .-,aeb Taylor, J. W. S. Miller,
Abner Noudw I'd, Jf
ch, ist ana s.nth Jas. NJ. Bfackin, Thos b. ack-
la, Jnhn fvans
Ma ek-r J Moore, John Ball. jas IL. Cham
bers
A.p cosh --R. II Palmer, VIM simpson, wm.
Peneider. John II. Dayett, Jas. A. Ben son, John
II. lp,rnion.
ned L~n iGst.-R Anderson, II. g. Alexander, j.
Re Lf,n West -1hos. W. Belvlne, a. NJ. Higgins,
WIN. NJ Stdckert.
=; Geo ) tat-H p. Baker, L v Aspril, Vim.
81. @ roes Weet a. W. Lynch, r. b Mckee, @.
". ~euzs.
Whits az cre.G Fast.-Jas- Wright John Wayne,
White Gay cr ee gsst Vim. B. Ihornly, owen
! Evans, X. uaic.
Ine IN Us " Il nake out two sets OF credertial4,
/ duly signed b. IN m; one set 10 ne IN ned on The
night T the lee 1ii t'nas II Gallagher hartman
ol the tuuniy TX cltive ommitee, g imnatun,
DelHwafe; the other set to b- aiven the deleg ites
ele,ied and he by lhem pre- ent4d 10 MIR. Ga lagheT
! on their alriya a Georgetown.
The 'lges are INST uced to REUSE the vo OF all
| In HeinocT Is
Bt order ni the Republican TX cutve Comm ttec
| of New Castle county, Dri
tias. = O 'LLAG Err, Chairman.
| FRA*K NoLEN, secretary Jy 62t
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| NOTlCt-IIIE EUNDEl{SIGNED WILL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
Anrtron saies
AUcTIoNEER,
poWBoTHAM & FRAIM,
lie Wilmington Auction aud Commission Hons
No II "a q Enllrtl. 81 rnat ~ n...u nr.a., -

rhe Wilmington Auction aud Commission House
No. 8, East Fourth Street, is now open.
Auction sales every evening al the Auction Housi
outdoor sales Wednesday und Saturdays,at Auction
House tonsgnmenta rdoeived daily, all k!nis Of
goods, wares and merchandise sold on commission
Persons declining housekeeping can have theiI
goods sold at private residences or at the auction
rooms, as may be desired. Al goods sold on CON
mission promptly paid for within three days fron
dag of sale Country sales ami sales of real cstatt
promptly attended to. We will also keep irsi.
class variety store which will be open daily (Snn.
days excepted,) for the sale OF hOuse-furnshing
goods such as china. glassware queensware, crock
cry, tinware, woodeh-ware, carpets oil CLOTHS win
dow shades, brushes, baskets, &c. Also, perll
men @ luruisiiillg gooas sucI as s,lifls, dra@
at prices which defy competition. Call and Sc II
and he convinced, No trouble TO show goods.
JOHN $. ROWBOTHAM, X. G. FRAfM,
jan2l-an Auots. and Commission Merchants.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
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fw-pIAHOND JEsE,R a Specially. Amer-
and Imported watches is karat, solid gold rings
LADIES' and gents solid gold chains. Jewery 10 every
variety. also clocks at prices to suit the times at T.
". Bally's Old established stand, No. 6zz Market ST.
Philadelphia.
~ hochd tl1 iay', Fine Java, Maracaibo, La
agra, au hio cufres, Of HE lest qua hy only,
alSays freshly roasted, at BUwnan,s, ecUnd aud
hing an hin2. ~, tr t-cldsa tnent
OF as fancy q Uceri-s, ami goods table for X
cursl a. picAics, sung parties, etc lower Ina
slal price-. oAman oll King and sec Id and
KING treet