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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
Boarding.

BOARDING FOX GENTLEMEN AT
ID s12 KING IT. oct6-tf
OARDIN WITH DESIRABLE
ID rooms at jy7.tf SOL WEST ST.
BOARDING = FIRST-CLASS ROOMS
ID with board, at
aprsO-sm 225 SIMPLIFY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
I'D or TWO single gentlemen in a private family at
apr2i-tf 1l3 JEFFERSON STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

NEWSPAPER CHANoE.-The Easton (Md.) Jour-
nal, lately sold by Trustee to Jonathan Leonard,
was re-sold, a few days ago, by the purchaser to
William Abbott, of Annapolis. The proprietor
ship OF Mr.. Leonard WAS not intended to be per-
manent, the paper having been purchased in Or
der to save his mortgage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

rS-DIAM0ND JBEELRf a Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches IS Sarat solid gold rings
LADIES' and gents solid gold chains. Jewelry in every
variety, also clocks at prices 10 suit the times at T.
w. Bailys old established stand, No. 622 Market St.,
Phtladeluhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

UNDERTOOK RESIGNED. - The West Chester
Netrs of yesterday has this to say of Udder-
cooks present condition The doomed man
has seemingly become resigned to his fate, and
expresses himself TO his counsel that he now re-
CARDS death preferable to lifelong incarcera-
ton inside OF prison walls. His manner to-day
is not that OF broken down, desperate man,
but to the contrary is suggestive that he has re-
solved TO meet death. as only brave, perrftent
man can.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

The ODESSA ToURSAMEST-The tournament
at Odessa, postponed from the Sth, took place on
the 18th, but owing to the colduess Of the day
says the Smyrna Times, the attendance WAS not
very large. In the morning the knights, TWEEN
ty-one in number paraded through the twon,
headed by the the band. Mr.. Duggan, of Odes-
sa, Knight of Killarney, won the first prize, a
trotting buggy, and crowned Miss Ashcraft, OF
that town. Queen OF Love and Beauty. The
second prize, set OF harness, was won by A.
N. Wilson, (Lone Starr of Galena and the third,
a saddle by George Bacon,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

gs- JfdckereL-Before you lay in your supply, call
at Bowman's, Second and King and Sill King ST.,
inspect his assortment. He makes Choice Mes in
Qialfy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

GS- Boys Bots and Shoes, also Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes great variety, and at extraordinary
low prices al Prettymans, 12l Market Street, third
door below Second. octs-3m'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

One drunk and the usual penalty.
John Rakes was arrested. yeste rday, for dis
orderly conduct in the streets, and after hear
ing was required to pay the costs and held in
$500 bail for his future good behavior.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

HIS ARRIVAL AT CHICAGO EN- ROUTE FOR HOME.
CHICAGO, Oct 1G.
vice-President Wilson arrived here, to-day,
and left for his home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
Ats A. NJ, 42 AT / p. NJ. Us
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF LOCAL OPTION
AS we have already stated, notwithstanding the
favorable vote Of the people in Caroline county
on Local Option the hotels and restaurants con-
tinued to sell, but at the late term of the Court
they were all indicted. Being tried they we're
all found guilty and fined $50 each. The valid
ity Of the law was not raised in issue, and the
cases were tried simply as to whether the liquor
was sold but it seems to us that inasmuch as
the Court adjudges them guilty under the law it
is in full force and binding. III other words
conviction would not have resulted if the law
had been invalid.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
STamted.

WANTED - A SITUATION IN A
w small family. city or country. as cook. Apply
at 3l6 MARYLAND AvRNUE,
octi5 2t' West Wilmington, Del.
NETANTED-T BUY, FOR CASH, A
w small properly from one to 20 ac;es, with
good improvements. Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON, Real Estate Broker
octG-Gfeod = w. cor sth and Market Streets
WTANTED "A FEW MORE HONEST,
wv energetic men TO travel winter and summer
on good pay. Only those who mean business need
apply. Address MIR. LENERING,
sep22-lm' Grubbs Hotel, Front ami Mark t.
M AN t E "A WHITE WOMAN
w who ls a good cook. Catholic preferred.
Apply at ue26-tfl THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
for Salf.

nor SALE-A FRESH GRADE AL
IL DERNEY COW, an excellent family COW. Also
thoroughbred Alderney bull Is months Old, Apply
10 A. II. TATNALL,
oct15-steod 9th Ward
NOR SALE-A TIL REE-STORY BRICK
IL house, No. 403 West sth ST. Apply TO
oct12-u W. II. GREGG, on the premises.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
gifensf applications.

NOTICE., DANIEL MULdEklN, Do
IN hereby give notice that shall apply In writing
n the 4 ourt Of General sessions OF the Peace aid
jan Delivery OF the State OF Delaware. In and Tor
the County Of New Castle, on Monday, the ION DAY
OF hopember, A. D. 1874 being the first day 81 the
November 4 erm of said Court for license TO Keep
an Inn or Tavern known as the Charleston House,
situated In School Districts Nos % and 10, New CAS-
g County, In the town OF Charleston, comfy anu
state aforesaid and 10 sell intoxicating liquors ID
less quantities than one quart. TO be unk on We
premises. The following named substantial Tree
no ders recommend the same:
Paul Began, sr. Alexander Barns,
Owen McCallion, John Dugan
James Blassington, Timothy Gallagher,
John Reed Peter Collins.
Abraham Geary, James Toner,
John Mccain, John Kerley.
w. II Bullock, .......,,.
octi6-8t DANIEL MULhhktN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

~ Large Fall and Winter stock OF Boots and
shoes, at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store l2
Market Street. Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
Aurtion lSaIes.
HOUSE AND VALUABLE LOT

Ii AT
PUBL LIE.
The subscriber viii sell at Public Sale on tbo
premises, over Third street Bridge, on Claymont
Street. between Apple and Lohdeli street, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 94th. at O'Clock P. NJ.
A NEW FRAME DWELLING,
only been built four years, good order conta,nr,
rooms, good dry cellar, with shed Kitchen atfached
width OF lot ~ feet, running back rs feet; also a
VALUABLE BUILDING To-,
situate on the corner of Claynont and Lobdell sts
50 feet trout en- Claymont and 70 feet on Lobdell
Terms easy and made known on day Of sale or 4 .
calling on tha subscriber on the premises -
octl7-2l-22-2S' JAMhs II. ARNOLD
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
FANCY SILKS.

DARK BROWN SILKS.
LIGHT BROWN SILKS.
DARK Blue SILKS.
BLEPliAN COlORED SILKS.
DARK STEEL SILKS.
LIGHT PINK SILKS.
LIGHT BL L SILKS
SILKS SILKS, SILKS, IN DARK AUTUMN
SHADES.
Encouraged By the great success We have met
with with in the sale OF our Black silks, we have
purchased from the finest silk House in New York
city line OF the dark autumn shades so fashionable
thiE season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

Eg- Fomeiss Lace 81 es from $3.50 up. and wo
mems button shoes from 1915, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

EH- Mems Winter Boots from s2.I5 up, and Mems
Calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

Buy your spices, &C., for putting up fruit, at the
Delaware Avenue Drug Store Also, corks and
sealing wax.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
CITY ITEM s.

fx-BOOts and ssOes at prices to suit the times, a
PrettYmanls.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

IMPORTANT TO BUYERs.-The large trade we
enjoy In the above goods enables US 10 buy them in
large quantities directly from the Importers saving
the jobbers' profit, which we divide with our GUS
our sale OF the last week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
0SO HORSES AND MULES Iv

25O HORSES AND MULES &
AT AUCTION.
ANNOUNCEMENT EX rRAoRDINARY
Wllse sold at Auction. at
HERKNESS' BAZAAR, PHILADELPHIA,
The entite stock used this season by thu Great Bar.
mum Show, comprising
100 MULES AND 100 HORSES
Most OF them are in pairs, well mated large size and
in good condition. lie sale Will commence on
TUESDAY MORNING, oCr. 81, 1874 at II O'Clock
And will be continued from day TO day, commtnc-
ing at the same hour, until all are sold. The mules
will be sold the nrst day.
ALFRED NJ. HBRKNEESS 4 CO.,
oct16-2462tw Auctioneers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
FOURTH EDITION.


WRECK OF AN AMERICAN SHIP IN THE ENGLISH
CHANNEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
Nntifss.

NOTICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices to secure Insertion in
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably he paid for in adj
vdnee aprl-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
fNAKE NOTICE-CITY TAXES ALL
Il taxes for 1873, not yet paid, must be settled i'm
medlately; If not the law will be enforced In all
cases. Those who have not settled had better at
tend 10 the matter at once and save costs.
Al EEK. CHANDLER,
WILLIAM sTILLEY,
sepU-im City Tax Collectors
T DAN STOCK = SHARES IN THE
~ Fourth Series Of Home Loan Association, just
issued for sale. The first payment due on the Ith
sep Al i. r. TAYLOR, secy.
NOTICE-BOOK OF CORRECTIONS,
In We have hanging in our business ONCE a copy
OF the last City directory IN which are noted all
errors aud omissions that come notice, in or
der that they may not occur next year. We appre-
clate the great need CT accuracy in work OF this
kind and request all subscribers and others who no.
tice any defects TO advise us OF them that they may
be noted and corrected.
Publishers and steam Printers,
1y22-u Filth and Market Streets.
NOTICE JAMES H. BEGGS HAS
IN removed his office to No. w. Eighth Street.
Almonds Building. BRICK of all kinds on hand
at lowest market rates. jyl4-u
REGISTRY BUREAU.
NOTICE.-The Registry Bureau will be opened
on Monday, July 18Th, Inst. To avoid confusion
I
Department, the city has been divided into sections
and the time appointed In which the citizens (pro-
rty hollersD In each section are respectfully re-
ques Ell TO present their Deeds, with correct de-
scrlptlon OF their properly, at this office.
ist Section extends from Market TO Union and
irem Front to Seventh streets; from July 18th To
| 2Ith
2d Section, Market to Union, Seventh tn I'h'r-
/ teenth Streets; from July 9th TO August 10th.
81 Section Market to Union, Thirteenth Street TO
| the Brandywine from An ust 10Th, to 2ith.
4th Section. Market TO Union, from Front Street
South TO City Line from August cath, TO sept. IT'LL
9th Section, West o. Market and North of Bran.
dywine; from Sept. 18th to 2lst.
9th Section, hast of Market and North OF Ninth
| Street; from sept 2ist to Oct. 9th
Tth section, Kast of Market, from Third to Ninth
Streets from Oct 9th TO 10Th.
Sth section, East of Marset and South from Third
| to Street; from Oct 10Th TO Nov. I'd.
9th Section. East of Market and South from st.
to city Line from ov. I'd TO 10th.
A copy OF the Registry Law AID blank forms fol
the description of property will be furnished ap
plication at this ofice.
All deeds, cOnveyances or transfers OF Real rs
tate, made after July 18th. 1874, he entered IL
this office before they are sent to New Castle 20 b.
recorded
NJ. G. CONwRLL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
jul-u Tenth and King Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

NOVELTIES IN FALL AND WHITE COS
TUNES,
COMPRISING EMBROIDERED PoLoNAIsE,
QUILTED SATIN SKIRTS, BEADED AND EN-
BRoIDERED JACKETS,
The Autumn Shades of the popular
TREFoUssE CO.'S" KID GLOVES,
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
ONLY ONE PRICE. ssp0s
w. M. KENNARD & CO.,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

SENATOR CoSKLING' S substitute for
the House Salary Bill has passed
the House of Representatives and
gone to the President. This Bill
repeats the Act of March ;, 1873. ex-
cept so far as it relates to the salary
of the President and Judges of the
Supreme Court, and places the sal
aries back where they were before
the passage of thai Act. 1t provides
further that no mileage shall be al
lowed for the first session of the sd
Congress. and that all undrawn or
returned back pay shall be conveyed
into the treasury. This settles a
vexa.ious and petty cs.use of feverish
disturbance 1t Is notable that the
successful bill shoUid owe its pater-
nitv 10 one OF the most conspicuous
and best abused of Republican Sen
ators, and the most prominent friend
OF the Administrator.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

VIZ NOT only object to Caleb Cush-
ins's appointment to the Supreme
Bench on the ground of his political
b .resies but for reasons which are
apart from politics. He is a lawyer
and politician of seventy-fO years
of age. He was fifty years old as
long ago as when the Missouri
compromise was passed and Califor-
MA was admitted into the Union
He was as old, then, as any man ever
should be on receiving his first Judi
cial position. 1t is TO doubted if
any man, ever So able. who has
arrived at the age of seventy without
ever having been accustomed to the
habits of Judge is fit for the Bench.
1t is not at all likely that Mr.. Cush-
ing has imbibed new political CON
viction in twenty years. Il would
Ire remarkable II he had. His set
tied political creeds antela.e the war
of the rebellion, at least a decade
1t is very doubtful if lie las any
feelings in sympathy with the chan
ses wrought by the great civil con-
ilict. The Republican party came
into existence after lie had lived 4
half century. Ee was quite three
score years OF aga when Lincoln was
elected. Himself presided over the
hot and bitter Southern half of the
divided Democracy when they sat in
council in Charleston and nominated
John G.. Breckenridge and Joe Lane
for the Presidency and Nice-Presi-
,iency. We do not believe that any
man of Cushing's habits and convic
tions can be sufficiently recon-
structed, at his age, to fit him for the
judicial Office, whatever his political
views. If he had ever been made of
judicial timber he would have been
upon the bench long ago. His fit
ness would have been recognized If
j. lad been conspicuous.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

Joss IN PEaIL.-As to the tardy-
coming steamer Cii1.a and her pas
sengers and cargo, press dispatch
from San Francisco says:
The China has on boar! the entire
equipment of the new Chinese Joss
House on Clay street and several idols,
all valued at about $780, 900. The Chi
nese merchants predict trouble here and
at home to themselves if the China il
lost. The China was spoken at sea on
December 10Th all right. The Colorado
is also due, and the new British steamer
Vasco de Gama. will probably arrive
trcc, China about the Sth Of February.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

THE TELEGEArG, which delights IL
pleasant surprises, is good enough
to inform US that Doctor Living
stone, the untiring African explorer.
who. as bore oy.tyies the Great
Hoosac Tunnel or even the dreadful
Sltro himself, is coming. After
life's titful fever ana agile he comes
from the dank and dismal bowels Of
unknown EtLiopa like a white ghost
from negro tomb. APropos TO his
coming to assert His actual existence
and give us confirmation of the mar
raiive told to increiulous ears by
the gifted Stanley, we quote as fol-
lows from letter written by one
Doctor Beke to the London Tines:
IF the Intelligence from the west
coast of Africa Is to be depended on. We
NAV very shortly expect tne return of
onr great traveller, Dr. Livingstone, to
his native country On the lst and 9Th
ias.ants you inserted communications
from NE to the effect that our country
man was Detained n prisoner At place
about $50 miles from EmEomma. on The
Congo. according 70 the news brought
ly tl- ms; African royal mail steamer, it
was reported ii st. Salvador that Living
stone was then in the interior, about 81
or 40 miles from that place. Now, ~
St. Salvador Is only 50 nils from En-
fomma. the distance TO the latter town
from the spot 4, which. according TO the
later intelligence, or a.iyenturous c9un-
t-ymaa WAS, is not more than I20 miles:
and. Embomaa being seventy INKS
from the mouth Of the COMO. he wGali
have been within two hundred miles Of
the coast. As tho hardy and energetic
traveller is not ing he habit of letting the
grass grow under his feet. he riay well
he supposed 10 have come on nearly, if
not quite. As quickly as the natives who
brought the news Of his whereabouts.
Cox se1Uently, on the assumption that
the intelligence received is founded Oh
truth. We may not unreasoraaly look for
the veteran travellers arrival III Engiard
by the next mail steamer from the West
Coast of Africa
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15
LATEST TELEG RAMS.

In the Republican Senate Caucus on
Tuesday, the matter of Cushins's ap-
pointment being on, Mr.. Sargent read a
letter from Gushing to jeff Davis. The
letter was dated March 81, 1861. Its
reading created great excitement. Cam
eron, Scott, Frelinshuysen and Others
attacked the nomination.
The China has not yet arrived in San
Francisco.
1t rains dearly in San Francisco and
has a depressing effect on the stock
market
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

The CHANGERS OF Illinois have discov-
cred that brothers WHO are editors
do not make good officers of lodges. AMI
that it is better. as a ru!e, 10 eject broth
erS wLo are not editors. This discovery
Will probably bring ont n response frolh
the agricultural and rural editocs.-k.-r-
c.t6Ggs.
This unworthy prejudice seems to
have taken hold upon the Granger
mind of Nevada. if we may judge
by the inhospitable option awarded
TO the Enterprise since its hosting
of the calico orifamme OF Dolly
Warden. There seems to be an eX-
clusiveness, not to say jealousy.
about the original Bakers dozen who
first Sc. mp this movement and
whose feelings are best expressed in
the words of the poet
Alone to gUiIe,essness and love
Those gates shall open fail;
The mind ot pride is nothingucsS,
The child-hke heart Is all.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

TIE Cartacena Refugees are safe
in Africa. Says the veracious teie-
graph:
The iron-clad steamer Numancia has
arrived 1T Msers Fl ki:ter, Algeria. with
:. 5AJ Carta9cnlan refugees on board. Il
escaping from CarJaGena she passed five
Government men-Ul-war ar the mouth OF
the harbor. The refugees On their ar
rival surrendered themselves to the
French authorities. Among them are
Generals ContreaS and Gairez and the
other members OF the insureent Janta.
They declare that citp fell through the
treachery oil the commanding officer Of
the principal tort.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15
LIST OF LETTERS

nENhiEING IL THE CARSON POS1OT
IL IIIh January IS, 49,:
LADIES LIST.
Murphy, Mes Maria MbAntirc. MIS-. Jennie
Shields, Mrs Mary WalAer, Mss 4 E2
GESTLEhEN'S LIST.
Allison, RW2 Burke. "
Batters Frank Carnett, &C
Ely. Thomas FiEigan, John
FELTON,, Oh. ste- II Gee, Ben
Gallup, BIC Hauskins, John
Har. NV Jonas, alexander
Lyforl. Moses G Lockwood John
Laegten, Edmond Murphy. Ben
Rice, CaptJH THunelili.
TonIscH, Arthur II Snow. Hiram
3. /. WINNIE, P. n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

In Liverpool the Other day q nan
about forty-tive yeas Of age WIS OH
served 10 snatch up several IRON - coal
savers which We're exposed at tn shop
door Of an ironmorGer, whose pTemises
are next TO those occupied iy Mr.. Wood.
a noted iawelier. He then stepped in
front OF Nh. Wool 5 shop, and with T.
quest to some persons who were passing
a they would stand aside, lie threw tie
coal savers through the window.
The crash thus occasioled by the IA! Of
these iron articles amidst the glass
shelves of 4 jewellers shop attracted in
mediate attention and the man vas at
once seized. In explanation OF his con-
duct he said he was starving, that he had
been refused admission t. one u the
warehouses;, and that as lie cOuil obtain
no relief lie wished to get into jill. Il
was then given into custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-04

His creatures these are ours. These WORDS
give US risnt o ownership In DOL. 80 great ~
thus Thought that II Ii ditficut to grasp u. Tle
wn0ie depth OF its meaning Ii iinpoSsloio 70
iathom. But II we let down oar own Hitle plum.
met into the thought we ind IN II an assurance Of
forgiveness. Who does not feel his want o. oar
don : DO not our sins become deeper ana darker
wnen We draw nearer 10 cod l myself feel on
sucn OCCASIONS st. ange intermngiing OF shame
words we nave. however, an Assn. ance OIL PARDON
from the lips Of God.
RITES AND CEREMONIES
may give US peace Tor o season. But the RreA
question OF our relations with Maker Will surge
up. King Canute commanded the waves 10 retire.
but they did not obey the royal mandate. Jesus
tod the angry waters OF the sea OF Gaeo 10 be
still, and His command was instantly Obeyed-
What world OF JOY ought this 10 bring to us I0f
our covenant; IN Him there is . iulness OF recon-
citation and foods vi peace. These words also arc
o pledge OIL holiness. Our native depravify il the
root oil all our evils, All OF US have lelt the force
OF the words oil tue poeL:-
Oh, that man might rise In me,
And the man am IA ght cease 10 Be.
God comes to US IN such straits, and the very
yearn ngs OF our souls prove mat He 10 with Us
Then this text shows that God will make every
needed provision Tor Us. He VINO clothes the deidB
with verdure, no paints the MOWERS as they
come up In their loneliness, VINO fee "a the spar
row. lie Will provide for us--nOt temporal bless
ings alone, but much more those Of the spiritual
order.
The preacher further developed the text with
mucn analytic power, aud concluded with soma
piOus max ms IRON EbeneZer Erskine, VINO found
in the words quoted through life and death fund
OF peace and consolation.