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Foreign Ports.


F Fer Savannah via Monevideo; May /. Mcleod
hay s seh saie CATER '' %ssSe P0is
Nay hyyn j Sass Jupiter s for. s;g
New YorkIwiil load for do port of's ia'a' n'er HON
va BsRa.D9 June ioIn port brig Dante @ for new
CaLegrrA, May bin port ships Mirzapore fBr, for
@ Port & sns 1Gs 20 sr a 1asSn
Proceeding down May is, ship Tantson Castle ,isr5
noSc Koss, May sl-saed, ship Johanne Ger, Bange
1Rp' sa o.'ss s fssaaEsas nns
49, ddd Man Tor to aG load or
York; Windward, stannard drom shsnghae) for San
HAyAsA, June ls1sailed, steamship Juniata Catha-
,IAIiSax. June E-Arrved sshr Prairie Bird tBD.
ssx ssfa s 8 sn NJ Srss Il RcS1
nd s ssne for r. ana B
POSI- Pi1ss june 70sailed, brig Chance OBJ. CHRIS
ss~ sos lin SHIPS
big ATM G15 for
ea4es m Srs Ss, aG DO vb,tmo,,
sTs 9Rso hS sFs
PIc.eu june isNArrivea sr s. asads aV Orr, Ga
nSn na remained .Sd 4
ssW orlesns bark Katie Mcdonald dr. Mcinness
RIO JisEIno, MAY 2eIn port bark campanero OBJ,
Walker for Baltimore, lag. -. N.''
Hampton Roads s BRIG oornucopa B bon naI IL.
Pae 81 5g ssS hSa Rio
s. Joas NB. suns ls-Arryed. bark cavour. stinson,
PsYre via Sandy Hook; 10TH schr Avon tBD KING
Sailed istn ship Kendrick Fish, Watts, Liverpool.
Cleared ION, bark Priscilla Frazer, Bristol, &.
WnxsrcA May Tin port bark Kate carnie tsrA for
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA. June l9-Arrived, schr Hill, sos.
a., sabjledsteamsng John Gibson, New York. schrs Ad-
aie kiegrson, and Wellington, Boston; J Richards
y BOSTON, June 2o-Arriyed steamship Siberia lBr,
'an fsso sSSSmlassSa
G cyrus a Cobb w n n Enik Mr na
fsa do sC Jo SsD6 o ssssG Nsxsd
Fsr, aRns @lis n a45a
msn Nor
Manila er Gown SfpVan sfrry nag
eo Hal Ca Garter Rio Japsrq; Rose Woeticher Ger,
ia. Ireland srfsais Cody 1spiSws a naGa hf
oense SoE or rSs ea s
W pGsnd Aeyararis Lottie Taylor Baltimore oqpa
fssIHf S'T gSan v k sa
10 or oaa r hacy Jones' Merrthew Rockpor Me-
sS%IfI5FH 5aPs senrs Stephen pavoa
HURLEY, Boston, Helen, Perry, saybrook CT.
sas SI Ohio sn as9 Hesse, Bremen:
tbr Mc9onaac, londonderry; Clifton tBrl Rattle, New
(brl, Mcbride, PernaInbuco 30 S'
ley, Philadelphia '' "
Cieared.scbr Martha Weeks White, Rondous.
BATH, June ls-Arrived, brig Chas Miller light for
ice schrs Ida jayne Joseph Allen. Ira Laffrinier,
do for do. -''
Sailed 18th. schr Mail. Merrill, New York; 10Th brig
Mary y PenneH. Eaton DO; schrs Ruth Shaw and VIM
pheips Philadelphia; Grace DAVIS. Georgetown: John
Brice, Nickerson WIN II Prentice
adephia.
Sailed-Schrs Elm City Kelly hoboken; Delphi,
Alien Eizabethport Vim Bowen Golden, New York:
BkisioL FERRY, June l9-Arrived, schr Richard
Law Eldred Philadelphia.
land Fisher, New York
CHARLESTON, jane 20-Arrived, stcamships Cham
pion, Lockwood, New York; sea Gull, Baltimore brig
Abby Watson R0ckport
ssiied-steamships South Carolina Beckett New YORK;
Equator Philadelphia
CALAIS. June T5-Arrived, schrs hattie Ellen, Ash
lord. and Hinds CJepdenin. Philadelphia John
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MANGLBD BY, A CIRCULAR SAW.

terrible accident happened in Hallets MIN az
Ryerhead Friday evening. young man named
Lewis Van Reuren IN attempting to throw or a
belt driving circular s.sw, by some means be.
came entangIea in IT, and IN AN instant was drawn
sp 70 tbe shaft. Mr.. Hailet,s who fortunately was
standing near oy, at once stopped the engine, ana
Van Kegren was liberated as soon az possible. He
S@s Dunt 70 be dreadfuliv manlslcd and bruised, a
zrge 1rtery IN his left leg being severed, and IT Is
49, Inat he ~ injured internally, although ap-
ksfe1tlJ ~ zones are broken, which, seems almost
ss'@r1'cse gHder tpe circumstances. 1T Is hoped
- 49, rsc,yer.
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THE LATEsH SHOOTING ARRAY.

Samue Sutton, OF No. 139 West Thirty-third
street. was shot yesterday morning by Isaac Gibbs,
OF No. 145 West Fifty-sccond street. The dispute
that led to the shooting arose over game or
cards Both men had been at that amusement
during the entire day. Towards evening Gibbs
complained that sutton had cheated him ont OF
five cents. sutton denied this and they separated.
Gibbs followed his friend 10 his home. demanding
his five cents. Upon beng deylfed he pulled ont
pistol and shot at sutton. Fortunately the ball
glanced down and caused but slight damage. Both
nor aran
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SAILED.

Steamships Adriac aBr, Iiverpool City Of Chcs-
fala Or, glasgow Neekar Ger Bremen; Cornwall
& Domingo; Cry OF Austin Galveston and Key West
Gen Meade New Orleans; George Washington, do; san
ion Richmona sc Regulator Wilmington So
Cumera tsrl Liverpool Puritan, Philadelphia: barks
Jesse Goodwin Br). Cork Falmouth Francesco Bor-
Dubrovack us), Cork or Falmouth; brig Frank CLARK,
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OUR CLSLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Steamship Montana Returned Disa bied
In Machincry-Arrivals and Depart
ures.
LIVERPOOL, June 90 1874.
The Williams & Gnion new steamship Montana, which
left here the l7th inst her first voyage York
has returned with her machinery disabled She had no
passengers.
LONDON, June 60 1874
ARRIVALS.
Arrived at Liverpool June 49, bark Messed Nor) Pc
dersen Norfolk
Arrived at Southampton June 90 steamship Berlin
GER, Putscher, Baltimore for Bremen and proceeded)
Arrived Penarth June 49, bark Lizzie Fox tBr) Hur.
rail-, New York.
Arrived at Neville June %. steamship Utopia (Br)
Campbell, New York for Glasgow
Arrived at Belfast June TO- bark The Kildare Br Da
Wis Pensacola.
Arrived at Queenstown June 20 steamship Wisconsin
(Brl, Freeman, New York for Liverpool
Arrived at Havre June 49, bark Lydia (swe) Nielsen
Galveston,
Arrived at Barcelona. bark Renom (sp), Garres New
Orleans.
Arrived at Trieste. bark W Farnsworth (Br), John.
stoD. New York
Arrived at fiong Kong June 49, ship Pilgrim. Fowle,
Boston-ils days passage
sAILINaS
Sailed from Liverpool June II, steamship Montana
Nr, Forsyth, New York and returned Goth, with ma
chinery disabled-see above).
Sailed from London June 20 bark Burnside Fender
grace, United States
Sailed from Deal June 90 bark Thos Seed (Br) Proc
tor United States
Sailed from Bristol June 20 bark Carpione utaD SUR
lese United states
Sailed from Glasgow June 20, bark Deseti Dubrovacki
Aus), Chersonaz, United States.
Sailed from Limerick June 10, bark Northern Queen
(Br), Dollar, United States.
Sailed from Belast June 49, bark Inpi (Rus) Jacob
sen, United States
Sailed from Sligo June 49, bark Frugoni de voto 0tap
Peraao United States
Sailed from Stavanger June - bark orvar Odd Nor,
Johannesen, United tates.
sailed from Hong Kong June ls, steamship Grenada.
seabury, San Francisco Yokohama with a full list
Of passengers and freight
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CAPTURE OF A HORSE THIEF.

Yesterday afternoon william Eef,y twenty seven
years old, stole horse and wagon from in front OF
the residence OF Mr.. Samuel Thursby, No. 122 Bed
lord avenue, Williamsburg. Of1cer Langridge at
once gave chase and the thief, to escape jumped
oh we wagon and ran to the foot OF Reap stree
a GU. threw himself into the water. He was soon
s,yss, out Oh tne dock and locked up In the Fourth
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ALLEGED HOMICIDE.

Margaret Trainor, q woman OF very incorporate
habits, late OF No. lao sullivan street, VINO as
alleged to have been dangerously beaten two weeks
ago by her husband. Frank Trainor an industrious
hard working man, died yesterday at her resi-.
dence. her ante-mortem statement was taken
some days ago by Coroner Woitman, who VIII hold
an inquest on the body. Tralnor, the husband, is
oil liberty on bail. r
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CAPTURE OF A HIGHWAYMAN.

On the night OF the 10th inst. as man named
Michaei Harrigan was proceeding to his residence
No. 24o Sixth street, Williamsburg, and when near
home he was Knocked down and ROBBED OF a
small sum or money by a young ruflan named
Charles Handy, VINO then made his escape. Last
night the police captured Handy and locked him
up IN the Filth precinct station house TO await an
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CATHOLIC PROGRESS IN JERSEY.

The Franciscan Fathers Of Trenton are building
a new church at New Egypt Ocean county, N. j.,
under the personal supervision Of Father P. NJ
Delany, priest OF the order. The foundation
has been laid, ana within two months IL is ex-
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PEDEsTR1AELsM IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

MANCHESTER, June 90, 1874
Avery, the pedestrian, who started at twelve
O'Clock last night, at the riding park here to walk
100 miles ia twenty-five hours. bad walked sixty
miles at twelve mnutC tst twelve O'CLOCK to-day.
large number OF peOp.e were present.
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WEsTON'S SUCCESS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 90 1874
Weston accomplished his last fifty mile walk in
Oh, sam, 25s, thus coming in 5m, 35s. ahead Of
the specified time.
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Maritime Miscellany.

SHIP JoHN WATT lIC6 tons, OF Bath, has been sold to
Capt Deshon, OF Boston, and Others for $4,000 She Is
10 years old, and now loading In Philadelphia TOR Cron
stadt -
BARK GLADSTONE Nor) Nielsen, from Antwerp Tor
New York before reported struck on the bar az tie
east end Of Sable Island tho morning OF he tb ot
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Mullen then made thirty laps to make up the
short measurement or The track, which ne accom-
plished In l7m. AIS, The 30lSt mile was made Ia

He then retired at Oh sam. $751;, and, after being
rubbed down and taxing re lreshment In the shape
sherry and egg appear ed on the track at l0h 2om
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Evsia fBrl, Campbell GLASGOW June g. via
Moyle Oth with mdse and l52 70 henderson
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18

THE U. Il. AUTHORITY REdNANT-AN ARRANGE
AIENT Fon TIME TO coNsIDER-No LIKELIHooD
OF THE REBELS FIGHTING UNCLE sAM.
General Emery had a conference, yesterday,
with McEnery, Penn, and their party of so
called "State officers" and an understanding was
arrived at winch will give the Government time
to properly consider the Louisana question. Tho
officials announced their willingness to obey the
Federal authorities, and it was mutually agreed
that their armed forces should be disbanded
and the captured arms replaced in the State Arse
nal and Police Station which are also snren
dered
General Emory issued All order appointing
General Brooks to occupy the State House and
other State buildings and to command the City
OF New Orleans 'until such time as the State
and City governments can be organized The
McEnery Police force in New Orleans is contin-
ned on duty for the preservation of Order Nc
Emery and his officials announce that they have
no thought of conflict with the Federal Gov
ernment For fear of trouble, however, the
Government ia strengthening General Emory,
and about 5000 troops have been ordered TO New
Orleans or to get in readiness to proceed there,
whilst three gIlnboats will also be sent thith-
err The latter, it is thought in Washington,
would do the most effective service. There seems
now to be no apprehension of any conflict
with the Federal Government in Louisiana.
McEnery has addressed letter to General
| Emory protesting against the position taken ny
| the latter that there is an insuirecton. Ihe
letter declares that the McEnery Government is
| the only one there that it is respected and
| obeyed by the people that there il no "aggre.
| CATION OF insurgents to dsperse," and that II
| this Government is compelled, by the mlhtary
| force and power of the United States, which II
has neither the power nor intention TO resist, tt
%etire from and abandon its authority, that there
il no Government of the State which can take
| ita
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18

Now they say Mr.. Williams WAS born in Phila-
delphia.
The Wallace restaurant at Smyrna has been re-
opened.
The Dover Episcopalians talk of purchasing q
rectory for their pastor.
Smyrna Seminary never opened with more en-
conraging prospects than this term.
John Powell, OF Appoquinimink has grown
tomato which weighs.1 pound and 10 ounces.
An interesting revival is going on in the mis-
sion chapel ut Smyrna. The altaris nightly filled
The Messrs. Johnson, of Smyrna have opened
hat and shoo store in Milford, which Richard
M. Johnson will conduct.
The Preachers Association of Dover District
NJ Il. Church, will meet at Pennington, Monday
October 9Th, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Odessa club won the third Of series OF
games OF base bali with the Smyrna club, the
latter having won the two former.
Public school No. 8, of SMYRNA was opened
with celebration, at which numerous addresses
were made. The old building had been renovat-
ed.
Mrs. William Cameron, of Wilmington, on 8
visit in " tho Neck, near Smyrna. fell whilst go
ing ont the door Tuesday night and broke her
ann.
One day last week Capt Taggart. Of. Phadel-
phia. who has the controlling interest in the
Bombay Hook steamers, went to Fraland to ne
gotiate for the construction of a wharf there.
John M. Rothwell offers $l5 reward for the
recovery of brown marc which was stolen from
his premises near Mddetown on the 10th inst,
aud $40 for the arrest and conviction of the
thief
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18
Dailp Gommertiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard N. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Forris.
If nor Tsrvss etc., see Second Page.


D. sibley's jewelry store, in Buffalo, was
robbed Wednesday night of $3500 worth of
goods chiefly watches.
Near Altoona Yesterday hack containing a
party OF ladies and gentlemen upset aud fell
down an embanlsment. Two OF the ladies,
Misses Benin and HookbeTy, were killed.
During the gale OF September 4th and 9Th the
life saving station and light house at Bragoe
santiago, Texas, were swept away. 1t ia not
SHOWN whether any lives were lost.
The organization Of the peoples National
Bank" of Independence, Iowa, has been author
lzed with $4,000 capital.
The wheat crop this year is two per cent low
er in condition and seven per cent higher in ae-
,eape planted, than it was in September last
year.
In tho Second New Jersey district tho Repub-
6eans have renominated Hon. Samuel A. Doh
bins for Congress-
The Democrats OF Baltimore have nominated
William ]. 0Brien and ThoH. Swami for Con-
eress. Baltimore forms Che Third and Fourth
Maryland districts.
W, II. Belts has been nominated for Congress
BY the Radicals in the Third Alabama district
The Executive Council of Maine has refused
to commute the death sentence OF Wagner. the
Isle Of Shoals murderer, and advises the Cover
nor to fix the day of execution for the last Fri
day in next January.
I.anaan, who murderd Capt. Reilly, ut Wiki
esbare, Wednesday, is still at large. An active
search is being made in that section of the
country for his capture.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18
FOURTH EDITION.
RIGHT TO THE POINT /
THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT STATES THE
CASE.
GENERAL EMORY INsTRUUTED
WHAT TO DO.

WARRINGTON, Sept. l6,
special meeting of the Cabinet was held to-
day, and despatch was sent by the President
through Adjutant General Townsend to General
Emory at New Orleans officially approving of his
action, except SO far as they appoiut Col. Brooke
to " the command of the city of New Orleans, !"
at would have been better to name him Us
commanding the u. S. forces now in that city.
The State government existing at the time of
the insurrection must be recognized as the law
ful State government, until some other govern
ment s legally supplied. gfl
HUpon the surrender of the insurgents you will
inform Governor Kellogg. and give him all nec-
esiary support TO re-es.ablish the authority of
the State Government. II at the end of the five
days uotiee given in the Proclamation there still
exists an armed resistance to the State
authorities, you must demand surrender, or if
it is not donsIquetly, IL must be enforced at all
hazards 1t is not the province of the U. s.
authorities to make terms with parties engaged
in insurrecton." a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18

Letters From the People.
THE SEVENTH WARD ELECTION.


To he Editor of Ne Commercials
Iu the matter of the proposed contest for the
seat of M. l.. Lichtenstein, from the Seventh
Ward About forty illegal votes were polled, ali
of them by colored persons. We find for in
stance, John Segars colored, ON the tally list
John Segars, colOred, voted in the 9th Ward al
10. 0nr difficulty consists in the fact that we
cannot identify the John Segars who yoted in
the Seventh Ward, although challenged at the
time. William Mills voted and resides in the
9Th ward William NIillie voted in the 7th ward
there is no VIM. Mills in the 7th ward but the
votes were rushed into the box with such indie
cent haste that the challengers could scarcely
recognize the parties. Colored men presented
themselves at the window with tax receipts in
hand. When asked "what name?" the reply
was 'the name is on the receipt" The Inspector
then called aloud the name written on the recpt
and the man knew whom he was to personate he
was voted and hurried away into the surgine
mass of negroes. Some Of the parties have beer
identified and arrested, more will be.
1t was not deemed pro per to put the city tt
expense to carry on q prolonged contest anc
possibly to interfere with the regular businesi
of the Council, 80 that have Withdrawn. The
ilegality of the election will be fully tested be
fore the Court at New Castle.
Respectfully,
A. II. GRIMsHAw.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18

SALE OF THE EAsToN JouRNAI.-The journal
printed at Easton, Md, was sold under mortgage
executed by its founder, L. A. Leonard, on Tues
day last. julius A. johnson, late owner of the
paper, declined to purchase the old material, but
will continue the publication of the paper under a
new name-The Edston Ledger-having purchas-
will appear on the oath inst, if possible, and all
unexpired contracts for advertising in the Jour
nal will be completed in the Ledger. The "'good
will" of the Journal was sold worth the material
but it is not likely to be with much in view oi
the proposed action of the former editor, Mr.
johnson.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18

Tie rains which have done 30 much good ont
Of doors have dampened the success of the Hor-
ticultural Fair, and made the good managers OF
the Home for FrienalessC lengthen THEN
countenances This is sad, but II can be reme-
died. The Fair remains open to-day, and to-
night, and will not close before tomorrow night,
while there is possibility, besides, of ita con-
iinuing and having the usual auction sale Oh
Monday evening. Here. then, is the opportuni-
ty for all who desire TO do good deed-and who
does mott Give the Fair lift take the Fail
ia your arms 1--WE mean this altogether
netaphorcally, of course; let all
tLings be decorous, and in order \
and help swell its nett receipts, Thus you will
AID good cause, and put your treasures in a
safer Investment than Northern Paciiics
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18
SPECIAL RATES OF FREIGHT

SPECIAL RATES OF FREIGHT
By the p w. A b. r. X. and branches, Will be given
to exhibitors upon all animals and articles for
the air. Excursion Trains will he run 10 and from
Mld1etown
Grand Formal Opening Ceremonies on Wednes-
day, Sept. 90, NJ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. The
HON. THoS. F. BAYARD,
anu other eminent speakers Will be present, and
open the exhibition with appropriate addresses.
The Trials OF Speed will he conducted under the
Rules of the National Trotting Association. The
Grand stand has been erected, commanding view
of the entire track All animals and articles for ex
hibition must be on the grounds by O'Clock, A. M
first day of the Fair. Entry Books are now open AT
The 0fce Of the Secretary.
ADMISSION:
Single Tickets so cents. Children under IL years
25 cents season Tickets $780, Saddle Horse %
cents. single Carriage 25 cents. Double Carriage
% cents. Tickets to the Grand Stand 20 cents Bx-
cursion Tickets, admitting the holder to the Fair
Ground, may he had at all stations on the Phllada
Wilm, II Bait X. X. and branches
CHAS. BEASTEN, Pres
wM. r. COCHRAN, Chairman Ex. Com.
j. THOs. BUDD, Sec.
The Grounds Will at all times be under the control
OF the Executive Committee, and strong police
force will preserve order and enforce the rules OF
the Association.
VIM. r. COCHRAN,
seplI-Tt Chairman Executive Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18

THE HoLTERs CONVENTION, IN orpobITIoa TO
CHAMBERLAIN, CALLED.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 10.
The Convention is called by the boilers from
the Republican Convention, to nominate can
didate in opposition to Chamberlin, whom they
oppose upon Il charge that he has been con-
cerned in the frauds OF Governor Moses. The
Convention is TO meet in this city on October
Ond
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18

VI the officers of the Great Council of the
tnted States, Improved Order of Red Men,
orts, and Joseph Pyle became Great Keeper of
tho Wampum.
b F. Howard, of Chicago, senior of the firm
Of Howard, White 4 Crowel, job printers and
commercial publishers, was in town, vests riay,
Gu blslnees
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18
The New York public schools opened wit

The New York public schools opened with
81 1897 children on the books.
A new elevator of 1, 100000 bushels capacity
has Just been opened in Chicago.
baltimore has crop of one hundred as-
sault and battery cases waiting trial
The Pope is said to be having, his lewells
precious stones, &c, oataiogned ana appraiseu'
The new Globe Theatre, IN Boston, is @ ue'
sioned to scat $1,000 people in a parquet and Two
tiers.
The mill operatives of Bolton, England,
naya aereed to refer their case to arbitration.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18
1eaths.

KIRBY.-In New Castle County, on the nth inst
G3 years
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
quested to attend the funeral from the residence OF
her son-in-law, John H. McFarlan, on Monday the
21st inst, at O'Clock P. NJ. To proceed to the VIII
mlngton and Brandywine Cemetery.
REYNOI DS.--In Philadelphia, on the nth Inst,
Thomas w. Reynolds, In the 6sth year of his age
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited tt
attend the funeral from his late residence, No. s3i
Tatnal street, Tomorrow Saturday morning, 18th
inst, at O'Clock. Services at ST. Peters Churcn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-18

Another corner in corn is feared by gram spec
ulators in the West The Chicago papers believe
that the corner, if one there be, will run against
those e who manipulated the market for July The
unusual strength of corn in the east seems to m
dicate tendency TOWARD manipulation on i the
part of eastern spcculators to countt rbalanee the
game of the Chicago operators.