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strcngth IL decreased In this direction, IL has a
lntEar proportion OF organic nlattar thnn found
IN tllo othor wstor, which will probably account
for the sliElt incrnaYo Ia apooislo gravity,
T&fnhrnt,tre A 1ar. Y. 4neetnc gravity, .nhH$h.
, 1874-07-25


Two social erenta Of tho first magnitude and
Of ,unqueationabie proprioty hayo Just partially
distracted tho attention OF fashionable London
from the splendid impropriety Of tho Mordaunt
scandal. One IL Ducal marriage and tho OTHER
Ducal engagement. Earl GroITouor, tho
youthful hoir OF tho Duke Of WoBt!ninster COM
monty reputea the riohost private person (ifa
engaged himself to tha Lady Siboll Lunnley,
daughter Of tho Earl OF Scarborough and tho
Marquta Of Bommout and CoBsford, the mature
heir Of tho Dnka Of Roxbrrg. has mzrrod tho
Lady Anna Churchill, daughtor Of tia Duke OF
Marlborough, and eistor Of tho young nob1e1na,,
vino Whs Itcantlf married 1t Paris to 111Hs
Jerome, Of Nov York.
London Correspondence Goaton Posi-.
Tho botrothal OF tile young Marquis OF Water-
ford to tho handsome aud accomplished Lady
Blanche Sonersot, only daughter Of the Duke OF
Deauford. Ia the latest aubjsrt Of Weat End gos-
who waa thcn only l8+ displayed her famous
feat Of horscmanship. by riding from London
down to Epson with her ducal papa. GLe II.
regarded "a ono OF tue best "partles " In tho
Pocragc. ~ she has grace, beauty, Wit, aud VI
vsclsy, the bluo blood Of tho somorsess, and,
no doubt, will bring with her 4 magnificent
do*ry. Tho young Irish Aarqula wlidm aha
gant race, but Is lllnsolf regarded as one Of ths
most promising sprouts Of the nobility. h il
tho head of the houan Of Dorosfotd which ha.
70 long monopollzrd Tho Arehbishopric OF As1nah,
aud other excollont good things in the rich
Church Of Ireland. His uncle, tue last Mar1ub,
but Gus before him, was famous sportsman
aud .bon u1uant, and WAS killed by = fa!l from
hs horse on the huntiug-nell Io Was par-
ttcnlar crony Of Louis Napoleon during his
exile In England and ran 10 nearly through thu
family property that the pruasnt young Lord
docs vol to marry dowry ~ we'll II bol!o.
, 1874-07-25

CEDAH LAKE, MlNN.
Tia following ia list Of srrivals At Oak 0rova
House, Cedar Laks Station. ~ miles wast OF
Minneapolis, Ninn., on the main line Of tha st.
Paul & Pacific nalroad:
4: r. Llubriasa and wife, Minneapolis: A. r
Ind. Mr.. Judgs " IT, West, nelIefoat.ius, O.; Miss
A. Gofbsts: Isas: Do Test ag: s. A we'1 do
sad We. b. r.al; l. j; worthlneten, %; LAVE VI
sss =, .;!s ;sss %,p%ps
isu l. Iaae, Mt risasa,t ~; aeai' Molias,
=; 3. :; ssefy:l: Tasco!s' IL; Mss f fiorsass @
esaa "iss %ss osa'a saa asasss's, assa fs IT,
ss ssfs T. celb q nS:n w. md sna .us s 4nsssSn
ri x zsn ii Il ~; l. Sts sn;
ns x'nssn s. nes Il h.l.on Il ps5iia as.as nss
Hi;s EEassnio Es r,yios; de 't1s. Lt6o* lsnss, DO
Mrs. ii. 4. Labour, Nav 0rloans; Mrs.. Louis Z.
Requl, Rock Island: Mrs. =. W Nequa, Do; Miss \.
ssa W: ' pass,a. a: E ,s nssnsa 5 e. Sf;. shs 10
Fredsrok D. shlrAs. do; @ Hisa z. ]. Mtchei,,
Do; Mr.: William 1toge, New York; F. D. Brady.
ss M u . xeaSs 7aaass asgssss as a.. NJ
do; Robert Hall. Ghicago; Mr. natcAeiaer, do VIII
lam Reynolds, Paoria ILL.,; ". s. Defining, Now Lynne
@; J. \. poage, do; Amanaa smith, oborlln O.:
Ehas Mozes aid wife. A!nacapo!is;. D. g.
ns1ington mud vile. st., Louis, No.;
A. Gutter, Anoka, Minn.; Mrs. ", A. Robinson, Dos-
ton Mrs. Il. ". Wla1nu, Boston; Mrs. ]. ". John
son aud children, Mlnnesoa; =. 4. Carver, st. Paul
Frank ohamberlatn, Miaueapo!is sllss csrns uhsm-
berlain, Minneapolis; o. c. Wynan, Marion, H.; T..
II. Elias, New York ; Mrs. =. il. Elias, Nav York !;
II. Nen.ger. New YORK: H.. p. Elias, Now York !;
Mra. J. ". Norton, LontEvl1s Mra z. ]. Norton,
Louisville; q. O. Nosae, Lock Island.
, 1874-07-25
The mountain-Lt No Mospector II
Asors0nas
Ptan m Tt~,,,4r N.,o. n,1v,n

From thu Erseer NttqA JulvlQ.
Tho Earl Of Duprasen aud party, among whom
IL Dr. klnEslsy, brother Of tbs Callon, hayo boot,
cutting up high Jiuks n Estes parx. md oujoy-
lug all aorts q hair -broaath esuapes. A rol!abIo
correspondent mritea III that thoy Aayo been
particularly suocassrui IN following tho pet pur-
Auit of good Old 1aaak Walton. aud that seo. o. i
not hundFeds q spocktod beautioa overload
thel1 baskets daily. They hsro also killed. any
numhsr OF htasties OF various sorts, aud the
Earl had rstchad hattie with female nouata,n~
lion not long ago. that came worry ne'r causing
much weeping aud wailtug It Danraveu Caatta.
70 was alone, having separated from tho rest Ut
lug party, when ho observed tho leoutne mo,ln-
tslncer about to spring upon him from an oyer-
hanging rock In tho vicinity. Ho haa lnat sims
to faiuo blu gun to his shoulder aud fro when
the creature wont tor him. The ball hit her
fairly IN the bolly. hut did not stop her caroar:
eha lit On the noblonaAn, oyoyturn!ng him, ead
waa Just about to spsine st hia throat, IS ho ny
prostr2,o at has Meysy. whom timely shot from
Dr. Kingsley brought her down. Tho Esrl sroas
much flHstered at lila narrow ssoapo, but other
niso mona tic worse for It, although hs privately
told our correspondents that "thosa mounsAt-
l!onn ~ers baatsa aasg sA!nss " as.s shsa
aloas, you knev.@
, 1874-07-25
LONG DnANCH.
From Our Dnn Corrtsp0,!dknt,

Loso BRANCH, July, 1a14.
Speeding from tho mountains to Long Branch,
there found rainy day, tho smell Of soa of
poa-soup that stuck to tho sktn, and no preu-
don't Whatever Without prasident, what ia
Long Branch? What. worthy Of tarrying for
its consolation, ia that naked blutr, tho mantcl~
place Of the place, With few pastoboard orna-
mou.a Of hotels sot upon 1t, and at the base tic
roaring fro OF tho surf, never put out and never
warm? Nothing new haH beeu added for several
years, except moro cottages mud a nolghboriug
camp-meatiug. piety and Faslion, zach &waso
that Providence Ia wholly committed to itgslf,
sit tl4ere by tho glass OF oternity aud comment
upou eaoh othor.
"Thoos strange Gypa!es," says Fashion,
"nsahing protonso OF ptety to live the GUNNER
oyor cAeaply. John. drive tho horsos sls othor
way!"
"1hoae evanescent ahoddyics." sayoaPiety,
':wlo derive their only consideration from ths
fact that tho Court-pooplo contribute to THAR
churches! Mary, make thu mule 60 through
Long Branch at ea}!op."
Temporary disadTantagss hare como to Long
Branch since last I olung to rope there and
wrestlod With tie uudsrtow. It affords violent
advantages for leaving 1t without baggags. aud
carrying OF the rope as nel.
nunnLEH OF TNE sunF.
Tbs temporary disadvantages began NTH tue
decline and fall OF Helmhold and Flali, aud AaYa
como thus tar 10 tbs BOTTOMS OF Gould aud
Chamberlain.
Mr.. HolmhoM MS peculiar product Of ud-
yortiaiag md nostrum. Ono OF tho
smallest mon out Of msnagorie, his
heal sas oubicai and his mind was full
Of snap. To took an old rcoipc, snd bot
tled the mixture shesaof by tue hundrsd
gross, and 10 advertised IT that ho who ran might
read E1is nallaizs xas nst 1Aaarsah's Eill4
, 1874-07-25

Ihs usual scarcity Of eligible young gsntlo-
men prevails 1t the watering. places.
1t is 4 subject Of general remark that tho
dancing at the watoring-placs hops Ia very bad
thia year.
Seven hundred nanaes hays beeu entered
upon tho Catskill Mountain uouse regator sinos
June, and every day they come aud 60.
-"Only children and fools sit % ths beach
under an umbrella" says tbs sxaspsrated Mis-.
Olsmads from hor alsvatad poat overlooking
Swampscost beach.
1T is is curious fact that It 1s ths fashion
at sunmer~teaorts, this season, for ladiex to
promenade III the open air barbbaeled, and to
ut AZ the .llning-tabe with their hats On.
-The, following appeared hsforn Mr. Tlton
made his statement: Ths nnv. Henry Ward
tain House, White Mountains, on tho 25th iust.,
and probably remain until September. IL will
preach there eyery Sunday"
a bit OF affecsation among certain lad[ss at
the seaside y wearing tue har down the back
for several hours atter they. hare returned from
sut-bsthlng.. They say 1t dries 1t. but everybody
knows they have quite smother motive in woar.
tug II in that sty!s.
Cane &c; Nay hss nor frsm 81 ooo to 900 guest.
eon.it,sraols ii tSs resss md f.aaion" t 'oi Of
Baltimore and phlladetphls.
--There are ays four-in.handa conspicuous ut
tbs Watering plaoea this aeason, viz. Senator
Jone1, 1t Long Dratchi D.. Cary, at Newport i
togs and Den Somebody at Rye Desch. Tbs
latter values hla thoroughbroda n S10,QuO.
Now London has lta usual number OF aris-
tocrasa 1t The PoQuot uouBe, Ill Of whom hnys
their carriages. horaea, maids, and Wallets. Tlo
Dans pl4y ~ a1 sh1stmlnsy - evor whi!e tue male
the SUI Gooa down.
- STRAW jewslry" Ia something now. II
, 1874-07-25
Blasincss in California.

Tho Ban FrAncIsco rhrouirIn NJ tim tHtI hs~
An allo article on tbe hnannsu NJ naiifnrrI. IL"
Wo make Tho following extraota,
WHEAT.
"The vheat haryoat far thia WAR hovov.r
rro1njaps 10 bo tho mont nrtratrtl;nsrv mn ~,
record. Tho crop viii nrohahiv rcacf ID mn nna m
cor,tals, exclusive OF that wioh il raomlro'i ~
homo coneunption. and ali iionrn]nnt in;,nstrfoa
viii congoauoutIy thrye irnmnnsolv r ;s ,oa
coming into markak yerY nuickiv ,,,at nnw IDa tia
total nrri7ala for ]ast waok o,61 on1v II mn mn
saoka araInat 1f; NH aacGa r. H. n.a so19uv
week OF last year, but it viii anon 10 IaIn +,
bulk, and pjontv OF alips ara comnr w carr, ~ ~
away. Last uock re dtspatchod a5 cGS S cantaIs
Of wheat and II, 400 barrels Of Gonr Ia Groat
Britain alone and lilo nrnnortton ~ o,,ort. ~
receipts IL fuIIy up to Fiat ~ tl,o nros;o,,1
season. ~ @''S P4'''eu'
ononr,- ~ mn. ,...,,.,-n
Tbe srt;1. ealrotsr .aoto ~ -, st'a M1f,,.
tlis sessnn - .1.td 49, ian nnn e 1olumoh hi4e1
~, ~ Is d.ta at.a.,t ~ cases, OF which,
ceiyed in tbs msrS"t Wssaaeaa,n naye r. oeea se,
IL ittla al. ~ T., ~ ,sno ~ M .ao aotnana.
bnt thn whola iii siostix II ~ aa,so supply
nricas Fn,rt.an tha',s.n w., W n9sea 1s;'. as tals
warn a,+ ~ Iivosrnai i."e I.o e,EMt5 caAoa
York few ,,,nra aa. co'.a "vo1, anu a. " NeT
soon c,a.r ia n,.rnat AoGH eouaga@e;na ;. Weu!a
sro a. nrnssat @ t.e;t', -, ktoas ply 'nAs Nc
nort ~ troraosta,s ',..,i. ~ "usua oa!aa 20 OF
dines nd .noau;as 1hsfpus o. matla8a, asr"
stIn,,n1, tHoan t,.tias ia n.n ~ Io ooast,
ri md 1,ras.rrni e.u1;nas uau 10y " eahy
, 1874-07-25


But ans dooolletts drcsa has hean aaen At
Saratoga THU soaHon, and that was worn by =
middlo-agsd lady Of tho deahJ school" Of
beauty.
Ths naitlns-maids ut Saratoga dresa almost as
finely ~ THAR mistrcssea, and many amusing
contretomns haYa occurred In consequence. Ono
Of theae young women Was standing on tho
niazzn Of tho United States, when gallant
young gentleman offered her chair, which sho
accepted. Ho was roraying himself for his
courtesy BY speaking ''prcttY nothinga" to her
when litt{s boy ran mp to hor, anil aaid Ma
nays nhe wants yan to como right in and put Car
rio to sloop." The obliging ohcstorfield wa8
mich Knocked, aud whom he saw everybody tit
tering 1t him, MAS no less mortified. He was
afterwards heard to aay: "Dy Jorel how tho
deuce was to know thatshe was only servant 7
Auy fellow might have dono the sanlo thing"
Ae will probably not do it again, At Ill events.
Mover has thore been such breach Of eti-
quette in tho bathrooms at Saratoga ~ pravails
THU neutrality-suspicious.. almost without excep-
ton, going on The floor to dance without gloyos.
, 1874-07-25
NEWPORT.

Tho regatta Of tho Brooklyn Yacht Club OF
Newport. tho 29th inst., promises to be BRILL
iapt nautical event. aud will be supplemented
by sort Of nautical l<pes 1t tho Ocean House.
Several private entertainments will bo r1yon in
honor Of tho Club.
Not ono lady in ten b&thes 1t Newport, be-
eAuue it isn't genseol, and, furthermore because
they look like "horrid ftiyhta" In hsthlng cos.
tune.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-30
HAVE YOU TRIED
JURUBEBA
are you
WEAK, NERVOUS, OR DEBILITATEDq

WEAK, NERVOUS, OK DEBILITATEDY
ARE You so LANGuID that any exertlon requires
more of an effort than you feel capable Of making?
I'll N TRY JURUBEBA, the wonderful tonic and in
yigorator which acts so beneflally the retlve
organs as impart vigOr 10 all the vital forces.
10 Is no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for
short time, only to let the sufferer C., a lower
depth of misery, but 1t Is vegetable tonic acting
directly on he liver and spleen
1t regulat- the bowels, quiets the nerves, and
gives such healthy me TO the whole sys stem to
soon make the invalid feel like a new p rson.
Its operatio is not volen but is characterized by
great gent eness: the patient experiences sudden
change, no marked results, but gradually his trou-
bles
'sFold their tents. like the Arabs,
And silently steal away
This is no new and untried discovery but has been
long with wonderful dial results, and is
pronounced by the highest mtd dical authorities the
mos' powerful tonic and alternative known "
ASK your druggist for it,
For sale by JUHNSToN, HOLLOWAY d CO,
jy2I-4w Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-30
maafe 9ealsrs.
WALTON 81 JAMES
Have rented the
OFFICE NO. e. THIRD STREET,
Formerly occupied by the Franklin Telegraph Co.,
where they will keep constant on hand
good supply of their
afe 9ealsrs.

good supply of their
FINE KENNEBEC RIVER ICE.
and will receive orders fort coming Summer.
Persons who want good, lear solid ICE during
the summer months would do well to call and leave
their orders with them early, and they will be guar
anteed supply through the entire summer.
apr22-i
GPLENDID EASTERN ICE FOR 1874.
We have secured a very large stock of the BEST
ICE cut on the KEN NEBEC RIVER the past win
ter and viii sell during the summer at the following
pr1ees
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-30

SDSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL
Il CHARMING" How either sex may fasci-
nate and gain the love and affections of any person
they choose instantly. This simple mental acquire
ment all can possess free, by mail, for 25 cents.
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, &c. A queer book. Ad-
jy13-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-30


III s. MoCOMB,
MANUFACTURER OF
pArENT-sTRErCaED PArENT-RIYETED,
ATENr-STRRrCHED. PATENT-RIV ErED
OAK-LEATHER BETTING,
OAK-IEATHER BETTING
LACE AND PICKER LEATHER,
AND ALL KiNns OF
SHOE AND HARNESS LEATHER,
COPPER RTvETs,
BELT HOOKS AND CLASPS,
HYDRAULIC PACKING,
AND GUM BETTING
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
STORE AND MANUFACToRY,
- THIRD AND ORANGE STREETS,
WILMINGTON. DEL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-30
oFEtCiAL.

SAWS or THE uNsGED STATES.
ps.sed NJ the FIRST session Of the Fo' ty-Thd Con-
'"' qress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-30

Although the above prices are as low as good
eastern ice can be sold in this market at profit, we
do not intend to be undersold upon any considera-
tlon.
18Th PUSltY RICE
Oces: 40s Shipey Sts., Fourth ard Poplar Sts,. and
1916 Walnut street aprT-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-30

40 pounds and over at the rate Of sl.OO per 100 lbs
The above priccs viii take effect on Monday
spril 18th, 1874.
our ICE is as good as any that cen b. ofsred In
this market. aud iii he solt as low as the lowest
WALTON j JANE,
Fifteenth and King and No. 2 ". Third Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-30
Financial Cards.
VNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
boq MARKET STREET,

~
7NHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
bO2 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February IS. 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from O. A. NJ. until
4, p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
from to O'Clock.
A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization OF the Bank and II Is tne ex-
pectation OF the Managers, that this rate OF diW
dends will be continued.
Whea dividends are not withdrawn, they are &C.
compound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS:
WnLIAM s. HIII4Es, GEORGE W. BusH,
CLEMENT b. SMYTH, GEORGE y. CAPELLki
CHAHLRs w. ROWLAND, M. l. IoaTEEsrEiN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL r. BENSON
HENRY #. DUrE, JOE II. JACKSON,
Il. M SToTsENBURG, WIN. Il. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. s. HILLES, President
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President;
aprl4-tf Z. T. TAYLOR, Ire sur
hurst NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONIES
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
GEO. ARMsTRoNG, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, s5oO,0OC
BB- Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nlshed to regular depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 AN
DIRECTORS.
| Clement B. Smyth, George w. Bush,
| Israel Pusey, Eli Garrett
| Henry s. MctIomb Joshua T. Heald,
Daniel James, William Tatnant
! Edward Belts. octl-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-22

A THOROUGH RENovAr1oN.-Mr. Jas
Hamilton has determined to have hi.
Opera House thoroughly renovated, from
pit to dome. A corps Of scrubbers and
painters were at work yesterday, and
visitors will be GstoDished at the change
Mr.. David Crusoe, with several assistants
is engaged in putting new and bcauli
fnl tint on the ceilings, and the wood
work is to be freshly painted. The ex-
terror OF the box office has been beauti-
fully grained, and the ceiling Of the en-,
trance will be irescocd, with handsome
designs. New lamps are to be purchased
for the entrance, new blinds for the win
dows, and everything that can be done
will be done TO make. the Opera House q
cheerful and pleasant resort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-22

CoNTINUED.-Andy Banks, Perry Dor
sey, Fries Luker and Cornelius Mahoney
the four coIored gentlemen who are
charged by John Nolan with trespassing
upon the property owned by him on the
corner Of 18th and Eof streets, will be
examined by Squire Chsrnack on Satur.
day. A warrant was also Issued Tor the
arrest Of .colored boy named VIM.
Black, who is charged with the same Of
fence. Banks, Dorsey and MaEoneY have
been arrested by Constable Defibaugh,
and held 10 appear on Saturday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-22

WHEELING people are fond Of variety
even in their under ground water Pipe
We noticed In trench about fifty feet
long, which Charley Graham was having
opened in the alley adjoining his house on
Chspline street, that the connection bo-
gins at tho street main with half-ipcb
pipe, After some ftteen or twenty feel
an inch pipe has been attached and few
feet further on It is reduced to three. quar-.
tiers OF an inch. We suppose It is done
with view of having thick and thin h
the stream from the hydrant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-22

EUREKA COFFEE PoTs.-The only goot
patent condensing Coffee Pot made saves
fully thirty per cent over the old way O.
boiling, retains all tho aroma, making The
beverage pure, clear and most delicious
and needs no substance 10 clearly 1t. Cal
and get one. Only to be had at the house
furnishing store oil Nesbitt S Bro, 12lC
Main street.