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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09
Local BrevitIes.

sun riHes az 7.l2.
sun sets at 4.3i.
Water Witch Fair closes to-day.
Christmas comes on Friday this year
Native apples are rottlng badly, this Fail
Advertise Holiday Goods In the COMMERCIAL
he tea dealers motto ought " be honest tea.
Hartman for Holiday Furniture, vt 40 King 81.
Pulse-warmers at Morgans, 62l Market rect.
Railroaders go To Dubslls for regulation caps for
cheapness.
What can be nicer a cod day tnan hot dinner
at Fulmer's?
All kinds OF sporting material at Hndle a Cos,
ol2 Markei Street.
Over 100 varieties OF merno underwear at
Doughten's 4lU Market street.
Lace aud linen curtains done up In nst class style
at CITY Laundry, Z. Fifth street.
Try hin with your Winter orlers-who7 Ba,ne
the tailor ol5 Market Street. of course.
Early 10 bed and irly to rise will all be IN vain 4
you don't adgertlse-ln the COMMERCIAL.
Go IN Penningtons for childrens shoes, stronger
and cheaper than anywhere else In town.
The ElgemOOr people unhappy unless they
smoke slDglts som partagas, for quarter.
Get neat holiday clrcuIar printed on the CON-
MERcIAL last presses. Our prices were never lower.
A beautiful present for Christmas eau be bought
Tor trlen at the Enterprise Co.'S store, 22O Market
MORRISON, Third aud shipey, Is one OF the
proInptest men III town. lie sells Fame Fire Place
Heaters.
Very cheap, very durable aud very nice garment ;
made promptly TO order at Gouert's old, rellaule
tailoring house, Is L. Fourth Street.
"Shake your carpets7n very cap aud quick and
without injury To- the tenerest fabrics, by Ferry
Delaware Avenue and Madison Street.
| Many poor, struggling wild wOuld be rich If a
wealthy friend would give her from hia riches one
of the Grover Baker Sewing Machines.
| rs Christmas lpTOaches interest ccnters in the
confectionery stores. Miss Maxwell, 209 w. SecOnt
| Street, sells Whtnans confecuOns ut wholesale
| prices.
AT W. a. Turner x Goa Store, Fourth and Market
you can buy fine calf boots, hand made, for $3.50
worth 500 Clhdren's good school shOes for $40
and 81 rs.
Having large and excellent class OF trade. 4. Il
| Robinson, Ninth and Orange Streets, always hav,
Large and fresh stock OF groceries aud provision,
on hand. little cash will go far at this store IL
| anywhere. Try IL,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09
For ali FemaIe ComnInIut.

nothing equals DIR. Peree's Favorite Prescription.
II Is most powerful restorative tonic. also come
blnlng the most valuable neryine properties, espe-
ciay adapting 1t to The wants Of dehilltat ladies'
suffering from weak back inward fever, congestion
inhanatlon or liberation, or from nervousness, or
neuralgia pains. Mr.. q. W. seymour, druggist, OF
Canton, n. u, writes DR.. Pierce as follows: " The
demand for yonr Favori'e Prescription Is wonderful
and one man stated to me that his wife had not done
a days work IN iive mon hs, when she Commenced
taxing Your FavOrite Prescription, took two bottles
aud on The thlrd bOttle aud IL able TO do hei
hlusew0rk alone and mils fourteen COWS twice
day. Dr. plerce's Fayorte Prescription ls sold Dy
all dca ers In medicines
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09
FIFTH EDITION.
THE SAFE BURGLARY.

AnASpoSaESr OF TUE CASE BY THE oovlasa,S,
WAsmNoToS, Dec
Attorney General Williams has notified n.
Judge of Criminal Court that the Goyernman,
has abandoned the Safe Burglary cases updo'
the last Indictment pronounced nulty BY n.
District Supreme Court The Judge enleI.d
noRe pro equi in the cases OF Harrington. VIM
ly and Williams.
No further action will be taken at the nrs-...
The parties however, eau be indicted again fo,
the alleged offense.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09
ENGLAND.

VIOLENT GALE oN THE coAsT-Loss op su,pms.
LONDON, Dec g.
v!oleut gale prevails On tho English e,..,
Nine vessels have been driven ashore at Hafte
pool aud several others are wrecked at n.
ham.
A large ship, supposed to be the John IN. B.
from Quebec, for Shields, is total wreck N,
teen Of the crew lost their lives.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09
g-LooKi LooKT LOOK!

q LO0KI LOOK LOOKI
KkLLN's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE Oh ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
II Will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
Uurn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
IL viii act upon your liver and tone up your dlges
n1n.
IL Ii pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless
1t will do all that tonic will do without liquor u
stimulate. II s pot Wine OF Iron. Try IL. Doctors
prescribe It. Citrgy recommend II. Thousands
have been cured with it suffer no longer. Send
and get circular See what 1t has done.
For sale by Smith Painter, e. Bringhurst 4 Co
3. AcInall. Jr.. and Druggists generally apr1-lln
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

ESH Alcoholic Stimulants are taken into the blood
the heart works faster, and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. ALI intoxicating
nosrums advertised as tonics," "renoyators," &C.
produce this disastrous effect, and should be re-
jected DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR BIrTERs-an nVig-
GRANT without the curse OF alcoholics everywhere
eupplAntlng these poisona n0vl6-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

~DLAMoND JBRBLRY q Specially. Ameri-
and imported watches l5 karat, solid gold rings,
ladies' and gents solid gold chains JewelIy In every
variety also clocks at prices to suit the times at T.
". Baly's old established stand No. 6z2 Market nt.,
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

kw- Boys Boots and Shoes, also Misses and chi
drens Shoes in great variety, and at extraordinar
low proes at Prettyman's, 12l Market Street, thlr
door below Second. octS-3m'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

EE-Mrs BradlSdy, at 42e East 9Th street, manufac-
Iures all kinds OF zephyr goods, and sells wholesale
and retail, cheap for cash. nov5-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

Gx- -Babeock q Bro keep ladies' bnttoned boots al
$3.50 They are splendid AT 2O0 Market street
above Second, lower side
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

fw- Large Fail and Winter stock OF Boots AM
Shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store, IL
Market Street. Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09
Tho ,remperature, ro-aa, .
court Proceedings.

AZ REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL ortiuE.
AtsA. Il, 81 ALP. NJ, ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

You can get fine calf boots, wide sole and heel
comfortable for walking, at Babcock Bro q, 2ot
Market street, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

rw- Romsn's Lace Shoes from s1.b0 up. and VIC
mems button shoes from s2.75, at Prettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

1K-TTp Bdboock d Bros best calf stitched boot
worth SO, at $3.50, 206 Market street. east side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

E6-Men's fine calf stitched boots, usual price $50
TOR 81, at 2o6 Market street. Dabcock Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

Ew-Men's Rirter Boots from S2.I5 up, and Mems
Calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

His,dr's Hild Cherry Bdlsdm.-Thls Balsamic COM
pound has become a home fixture, Le all who euf-
ter,an have in vain attempted to cure their coughs,
colds, bronchial or pulmonary complaints, make use
OF this ulequaled remedy 80 cents and 81 bottle,
large bottles much he cheaper. decI-st
~ Something Nsts.-A present Of beautiful AL
BUM given to I'LL those purchasing dozen Photo
graphs, at 5EXTON's ROOMS,
deci-lm 4l4 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09
CITY ITEM s.

x- Boots and Shoes at prices to suit the times, d
rrettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09
8oardina.

ROA RIDING WITH DESIRABLE
ID ROOMS al jyI-tf sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

(tARD TO THE PUBLIC
oFrlcE OF
woolLEy a VAN TRUMps
INSURANCE. AGENCY
FlkE MARlNE, LIFE, ACClDENrI
No, JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING rnh
CITY HALL
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
We are the
Duly AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THE OLDEST
LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN CoMPA.
MES IN THE WORLD,
HAVING
Cash ASSETS OF iuO,OOo,c0.
We insure all kinds Of property WITHIN the stat,
and adjoining counties. Dwellings anu Farm Pro
perty taken at very low iates.
We make a specially Of takng entire Charge of
our customers business. thereby relieving them OF
much trouble ami expense and settle all losses
PROMPTLY AND LiBsRALlY, without extra charge.
Offering uur past record as a guarautee for tne
future, we conddt ntly assert IL will be to your in
terest TO call on M and examine our list OF Gonna
MES IN All departments before nsuring or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMoUN3
EFFECTRD AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES
Communications by mni will receive lInIuediate
attention.
Expressing our acknowledgements or the patron.
age we nave enjoyed and soliciting continuance,
We remain, very respectfully,
JAMES wooLLEY. E. A VAN TRUMP
GEORGE w. BUSH q son,
W FRENCH STREET WHARF,
call the attention of ther patrons a.l the pahllc
generally to the
COMPARATIVE PRICES OF COAL
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
We sell for cash, lest Lowest prices In Phila-
COAL, guaranteed In delphia, as advertised in
quality and weight per Ledger
ton of .24p pounds
STOVE .............ss2 20 STOVE ........,.s. 10
NUT..."........... $50 NUT................ 500
Our patent wagons pul coal in cellars without dirt
or labor
GEO. W. BUSH 4 son,
noy2l lin French street Wharf.
| A GOOD AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT
COAL siEvEs, sCREENs, SAND SCREENS,
ALL KINDS OF WOVEN WIRE.
in tore aud FOR sale by
AT AILDERDIcE,
lnyRl-ly No. Ill shipley ST.
RLACK sILKS-THE MOST RELIA-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

The LICENSE APPLICATIONS. The applications
for liquor license were taken up for conhidera-
ton by the Court at New CASTLE last evening,
but not concluded, and the action of the Court
10 not accessible for this season. telegram
from New Castle at noon states the impoaslbili-
ty OF obtaining the list for publication to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

no, sos MiRKET STREET,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09

HAVE sEES BOLD THIS SEASON AT GAY cTs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-09
Rewards.
Enst and found.

EOUND-A SMALL ODD FELLOWS
n ONE al Badge ch the owner an have by
proving properly aud paying the cost OF this adver-
tisement. Inquire al
decs-at THIS OFFICE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
Gon NaD nnS Sern4
$ II 5.

- Wie sic Demofratil0e Contention
tit Serrcbaute 10 Bat audi Die Demofraz
ii d SpuntpconDentton IN S II 5 / az
napoIts cuti0ieoen Stelluug
DaS Gemperen5gee B
genommen. Der betr. 8el0luB lalltet:
ngSir bctra9ten 9ii6tcrnbeit un6 MdEiateit
ais Gugclocll, petdc ourb oas 9ciipiel ctres5 jcz
ocu guteu Siir9crs g~ciDrbcrt lucrbcn iol(ten, lino
icrncr uu9 orr3 iol9e 9eletlt1e MtaBuabmeu,
>uel0e bic iubipiouelen 0teDte niGt ~perletc1 un6
llibt iiber bic 6unttionen elmer 0tegterung binz
ou59ebcn. SSclt ~Pinge8en oaS iOgenanntc UU9ore
ter'i0c @cles" (lcmpercnSgelet pom Ssynbtana) III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ebcHiO III MISUNDERSTANDING
Ocr aN9enteincn 0tedtS8ciepe riHtli4t5toS unS
oritGelO ut uno nur permittcIlt auBcrge>
lp6Duli9er @iittcl au59ciibrt werbcn tann,
lpclbe ctne ~bcrarti9e hnotrontwortli1e Mai1iz
ncrlc unO et1 iol0es SDltem DON S~ptenage erfor>
bern, mic lot9c lG ultu nnO ntmmcr nit mabrer
UreiDeit uub replblituniibcn Snltituttonen per-
tro9cn t0nnel ocSbaIb bc9ltnltigeu mir ben
Mlotrruf lei es @elebcs nilb erflGren ms
liir ociel Grieeung burd eit glttcs 2ieenS9elcs,
ourb lOclOtS O0s lte6et oer NnmdBigfeit 9~cltloert
ua0 Die GlunaDmctl, ipel1e Der Stu1t Dem S1nl>
Ionb 5@ulpeilt, crg0bt utreeH toHnel,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

nirbe al1o abermalS Elm inbiretter Grbe
in bic 0errI9aft etntreten.
Ser leBte G6te 8utbuS, Molte, Ser
1854 itarb, binterIieB eil Geitarnent,
tpel6es ben in0ireftcn Grbcn icintr
S00pflnng Die 6dnoc eucrgii0 bono. 5ie
baben nit Die 9fubntebung Don nen Gins
f~inften Def 6crrl0aft, mo anb biclc
ftno 10 gelarl BcregcIt, bab Die 2iufiucnz
bun9elt, ipel0c fir S0lpB ulD !Derrz
i0aFt autG6rli0 aus berlelbcn 5t bcllret.:
ten iinD, genau D~Drgc10rtcbcn 1tHo. Oruf
&ottum, Shirt gu YntbltS, lit atio fct>
neSlDegS 10 reid, tpie Easter nleint. Snl
0e9entGeil, CT BAT etuige Gorge, uii1
1etue S0bter it~anOeSaenlGB aus Den Grz
iparni11en Ietncr @tlfitlttte Glls5ultattel.
llno 0ieler llmltan0 iDar es, Der i'm Da5u
betDog, aud einnaL inter Die Wriln0er
SIT geben. @raf &ottum iiillbigte aus
&iebe gu 1etlen Stin0ern- CT bat eS
i1iper ge6iiBt. llno gelpiB ptro CT fortan
gcbeugte1t 0aupteS an Der prG0tt0en
Ufarmorltatue peS leBten 4utbu5, DeS
ttOlS bltdctoeu Wtalte, lUel0e bon Ora
te's WtetlterRall0 getertt8t, TT Dornebmer
0tllDe I'M SOloBDpfe fteDt, Doriiberi0leiz
6eul, Der ltMnler 9cglaubt Daben tDilrOe,
DaB et1 entarteter @ptgone ctnen l0l0en
Wtafel 0lt0aS WappcnlOtl0 Der ButbuS
SIT luoen pa8en t0nnte. Wttt ieiuer @nt>
lbulOtgun9, ct babe nebenbei ia aud
etipaS @uteS tuo JtilBli0eS 9eiDDlr =
Shirt YutbuS pIante i6on cine l0tnz
llbcrfiDrun9 Der JtOrObabn iiber Den
Suno . StrollulO bis bilnuf Slr
GnBeritcn J!oroiptBe bon J%tiigen, Der
&eu0ttburmipibc BON 9rcOua = miiroe
Ell Dor otu ltren9en 0crrn Wtaltc, @enez
rnl2 Wouucricur DON 9cuDprp0nlmern,
i9leUt bcit0nOcn baben.
SoDannes SOD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
et,ts ao0efort's gorleTane.

Die GorleIung, tpeI9e 9to@efort Dor
Ieiuer 9(breile no0 europa III Der Jtep
yorfer yNcaoemp of O1ulic" btelt, mar
Mot 10 iOledt beluOt, lpie Der Selegrapb
oerteloct bate, ionoern troB pes DoDeH
GintrtttSpreiieS BON 5ioet Dollars bate
it'd eiue ltattli0e 3uD6rer5abl einacfuns
Den.
Die q. 9. Staat55eituug i0itoert ben
9tebucr 0to9efort 10: uSr lpri1t &C.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

50 iingt man BET sabuoien @~ele8enBets
ten uniere Auer609lIe1 al, a6er ite tra1e1
benz 6rteben ni3t. Sn u%nierer itreng
.9egIteDerten itaatlt6en 6ierardie gelte1
fir bic nG6iten Stiiben bes Gbrones
srabe iene bon Sastsr bloBSeiteaten Paz
Iaoine Die 9ta6fommen ein9ebpreter,
BON ben 9Oben3onern mnO ibren 8orgdnz
oerrt III Der 0tarf ornebiattitrter" TiirItenz
9ei6le6ter, bic III Die Gattz
bor'S, Die CT OPS Die 9obenIoDe,
Die 9utbus, Die S%tnIber9e unD
tuie fie ale beiBeu. Tian lit feit iibers
aeugt, baB Der S6ron padeln ipurOe,
ipelI1 etne 1ol6e Sdlle itur3te. Die
6oben3oaern fi6len it9 nod gu Jung i'm
fan6c, Die @unben. meI6e Die Wteoiatiz
firltlraeu geI9lasen, iinO gum Tbetl nod
3u frii6, ais OaB man oiele Do5ee, NIT
Scr1 aan6e mitererbte @eielIldatt por
BEN aopf gu itoBen tpagte. lIno ~ Der
Shat, peuH man pbiettip 1T, 10 nlIlB man
, 1874-06-23
MASSACHUSETTS TROUBLES.
investigation OF tho County Byatcm
i'm Massachusetts.

5pseai Dtspateh 10 The c@4ica9o @ 1ri1nne.
to on Finance. which Inns beon Investigating the
County Commissioners. has discovered mares
nest, indeed The Committee has just made a
report. saying that it is almost impossible, to
conceive Of more loose, Irresponsible, md
grossly defective nothod Of transacting pub
lie business than these county exhibits present.
It ta without checks, and balances, practically
! characterized us no Ryatem at all. Tho anHwers
| from some countios wero: very incomplete and
unsatisfactory, and, az o marked instance, Mid
dlesex County is compared with Worcester
| County. For five years WorceBter returns 470
cases; Middleso1 495 cases. Tho Treasurer Of
| Worcester returnD s1,971, ,510 for forfeited re-
cognizances, and the Treasurer or Middlosex,
s2575t and strangely enough. that amount Of
action Of tho Committee was commenced. ;: Tho
Committee bas reason to believe that
| this ,was the first payment into The;
Treasury on TINT account for ten years, though
State In tho amount Of criminal business
WHERE THE MONEY WENT. ~ .
The County commissioners wore In the exer
else OF powers apparently as absolute as tEoao
| money was drawn by tho AIiddlasox County
Commissioners to pay George Haywood $3.50
! on account of expenses ngai1lnt the annexation
Of charlestown te BOSTON, and ,' Moraoa rs fol.
proper order for tho same" and this wae.
laid by tho Treasurer for an illegal expenditure.
This order was dated May 18, 1879, and was
signed by Loo Huntress.
It appears that 90, 900 navo bocn paid from tho
County Treasury, mninly to lobbyists III oppoBi-
ton to annexation, in tho past five years. which
| was argeIy raised by taxation from TINT acotion
Of the county which favored annexation, aud
this In view Of tho fact that tho
Supreme Court lad decided that no money could
be egitimato,y raised by taxation for aucl, p,,r-
pose, Among tho parties 40 paid appears tho
namo Of John D. sarborn, Of moletios and M
tional notorloty.. Thss proof Of Illegal oxpondi-
| ture requires. says tho Committee, the utmost
charity, with matters 80 entirely In tho hands Of
| tho Commissioners, to beliove that IT.
regularitea mny be confined to tho
| vidos that, where. costs are asHossed which
| include pay por diem and transportation, tho
| Commissioners shall pay tho same into the
County Treasury, the Commissioners receiving
part OF tho costs assessed, TAoy are payable
! to tho Clerk OF tho Courta and Sherlrs, but the
Commissioners have custom Of charging
specially for their own services, and Of appro-
priatiug tho balance OF the sum assesaed to
their own use. When the law doea not
absolutely define whero money ahall 60 they,
the Commissioners, assumo their own pockets
aa the most suitable receptacle. md nndor
totsam and tetsam implication that, 1t is to DO
hoped, is tho custom OF ltmltod practice with
tho 1ooBe manner III which the business has been
douo.
, 1874-06-23
l
miscellaneous.

QHtCAar." ,... ,,'t
T1e forernnners Of tic lunhor.f'cct commented ar
oi lumber wsra In tho market At tho coal.docks mi
little !vns do!1g snd few arrivals wcro roportoj.
Tho achr Hartford which 'strtok :ihn Jtnn},tln
rock, in Detroit nircr has gone on Millor's ry.docl
for repairs. - a..
Tho prop India Capt. gtar1wonthoraerriyed her,
yesterday tnornng having on board lin Tirst Reo1
non Unitod statea Infantry. whtch lna ecn at.onss
at Fort Porter, Buffalo n r. for tho Inst vo vcarr
and hre now en- rorto tn n .knfn = In rc1,nva ~
Twcnty-aecoud Infantry now eationcd M Fort nan
dali, bho bad also OF, konri IarCs ,r,n,nt ~
Government storea Both soldiers mi sinres syorc
Wore q d9sn ss,o md
10 DurnutUn Quincy 1iaijroaI Thnv 1ott ~ ~ smoi
aortinatnn nj nhont II ~ 1u'1 'o4s Aoi 'aell
rierw,,rsr ~ m yss'''""S' ;,
Tim n+on rndv Cran1f, 1.hI., ~,
in onndait}on ~ H. in a MnSn ma leon running
iand ani Tnr+ st"n,o ~ y. % %nnaunHKy uStWeen Clese.
ia1nt ~ ~ 8''''''' "Ae 1o'aeu, 4of 1ne present ~
''"o.f s,ho &c.,. ,,,,
uH N!a9as1 aIilyea "a tho w. ohir River, and
tnn.n M ~ raa 70 the tng toodnow 10 bq
se1,1 ~ o ~ ras containing 29oo goo icnt
resna . Ihe tug seepst9kea has also
"gH Iva1,s,., ~ Lot 4,s ststen;,
-Matan HattWo!l, sailor on tho barge Monarch,
ctugneu 20 aeath bet"een tho dock and the barge
9es9sn X aown ~h1lo mating line fast, at
. ", Monasy aat mo boay fell into the whter,
~ WaF alterEara recovered. DeceaAod WAS na!tyo
alapateh from hhckinaw announces tho recovery
o. @ .n9 caoe at th1t point and that II s again
oEeA or pnelaese.- Iha Telegraph Company desires
70 guard az much as possible against any inter-
ieIence @ Win tne 9sbe and not to cast anchor where
.aoig ~ utae iolu 9! y.
[Iho new sehr L!!lso Hamilton Is pronounced to bo
aS me speeimen 81 naval srclecro az is on tho
a credit
, 1874-06-23

| thu Vouon,. 1,,.., - ;,....
inlicationa y ypnrG Gsoe nsTeaaod ~ repeated
tn rart "t ~ Mpo'y animseal 70 tho oologo on
rau ~. ~ ~ Invuayo q tho Unyersity,
nnw hm;ii' w tnp t,''o Ionnas OF tho expensive
,,,os,, 1M nua'B ~ tnia timo btoctlng and soeinH
ta1, tuoiu use 10 oosor union or ontiro
~sitntoma iot,3 a 'na. n eho presdents Of tho two
dotor,nInod to ~ Mpoh Saais e. u''iou
nrIncnl ,osnta Tt 10 that offoct Tito
p'nppa. po'''ss III lilo articles OF agreement woro
10 Fivo iG,.oMo Sn,non ,rop, - t,,'
to tlo Uniyoratv nora =" % q %clqEro IN pefpotno
nn1es ~ ~ " Lem o. tho Oollegei woman Pro.
fen os o1 so university an Advisory Commit
oyo1scnt ~ T4o on 10 20 ma.ntaino having General
10 met by o ~ peos n1dc NJ BY tho letter
tue uoio8o TO pa paaHod over legally to tho Unl-
vofssy Equally impottaut aid equally VOL
% %s1ty,prosldons that flo ontity OF the Woman's
e9Mr,ogo M,slg as Collego NaB to be maintained.
,,r.nf mms ag1ee,mant was partly writton, partly
ta' voftpa'' nna involved, ao lta mont Important
ahonia bo tho aU aone' 'Tsu. neasn' ne ' ea 1nanoa
or, aa the Joint resolution Expressed II I'm
MGscsyth'nE M excopt tholr ciasaos, the girls shall
Womnng CoIuRo ot ,,ne 1e Susy Of tho
mgteta, and matters went or swlmlningly. 49,,
~ aIn ete opunhg OF ano ia tefn mo building
nos iR1e!ng finished. md Young ladies' boarding in
!.smlllcs wheso thcir teae'iers Gaw buy little Of
tnen1, oxporicnco proving 1t desirable TINT thoy
,Ia,, snonu Know more o. tnor only le Wiat Ind
o1c ouvm 1ea Moro e. tMfca iio Questions 70 hs n
1"rt M v"Iu III iorst iMqons H. ~ .ah.ns se-ne-
m%s 4iomgh m rue columns or tho city panera
ainoJ i,at t',a .he pmnc s"as porlootly nndol-
rspronn"t a,s tiS ~ ~, was etSmposGry ar
hnInn r, H. .Io is, eo,nPuson @ @ 3l inc Uoogo-
udco defended It IN nv sot ot ~ ~
nnblshcd IN H." nonn,a ~ ser H. ,osoiuona H.. also
man coso ~ - 'aG ~ nns many or the yonng
iome in te noniroya,ayy Iovetn oe
3who ahai ssv for ,vhot ra.sn nu nos IonE ator
ornnant ~ liz Wn9nona - 1w nita nnnds tn9 Eoy
most nf t,,a rnIau ,mn"tica,,s aoolsnau
ali oversight Of fho aoo;ai ra;o tiona - eTSy y wiIn
and boya and, innnr totr ha,,ua,. y. s1e ~ sl,s M
ecr,bad ti'aroo,, AN0As 4>'1o''oA- 1o1evor'. h-
, 1874-06-23

EpftIa1 D1f9aecA e THe EH7fn06 7F7G1ine.
DETROIT, Attch., June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ur-
Prols Lawrence, paHaaic City Of Concord, blanchard,
Dunklrk and barge barhs Rnnnystdc,. F.lyorie
acAoonera scoyes Keed Case Montrofcr, kont, North
Cape, Amnrica, O. Mitchell, e. NJ. Portch, Loilisn, O.
g. Darncs, Nell Wdaros. Light Guard, -Mona,la, Ia
Sale, Fn,ne p paraona, 6ain Flint, Olive Branch,
PAasED DowN-iTops Alaaka md consort. Brook.
lyn, csyelan1 EMPIRE stssa, Oswegasclllo, Tor1eut
aud raft bark F: segel; soi,rs n. r. Wilcox, Nor
Way N,aesrs Mo: = wlnalow, Walker, h1ors.
/, lonr ilynon, Mlell.,. June a--E.ening.-DowH-
opoe Hf9 orIm ss4rs irsrtgF Laura nello City of Man
grin, samane. Oak Leaf, Ee P. Benla.;
urrProps Passaio; blanchard ;shhrf Danrnark Gas-
Kn HAft!e, Harvest Queen, uamden Dlnnnnrtit. O. G.
n'rns LRht Guard, Motto WsaYcr Sum Flint, La.
, 1874-06-23

--James r. Dabcook, formerly editor OF the
New Haven Palladium, who WAS recently ap-
pointed Judge of tho New Haven City Court, was
seized with an apoplcotio attack while on his
bench last Friday morning, and diod four hours
thereafter. Ie was b5 yoarg OF ago,
, 1874-06-23


1fhENu!i r,s osnLE.EGE s = PROV, Il, EnouAn3p taAl3ao
men ibseinpursl to Hal iasdiatuy anosNos olasa,
, 1874-06-23
CLAIRVOYANTs,

CLAIRVQYANTS.
A STlklAlllNn nEvET.ATIONH ny THE GREAT
II. proc. MAuIlOk; reveals ali sfilu uf ifi. ioy..
aud bualnGasi past, 1gHent. snliltuTo. Onco West
htadson-st. ~ - ''
NFADAh!E FLARRANOE HAS JUST 1NRTVTD
H. H. fGo sssG An IA t. tts ns present sn atfs
llHot ny osSda TO ladies' 0a,. pf!as, " seass. PlSass
, 1874-06-23

Veto dull md easy ut oAo FOR corn to Buffalo and
se!rs ]. D. sawsor and Planet. corn nt c. To Fort
Colhorncsc,r r. scoviLlo {satnrlay aftornoon) corn
at 3Hc. TO KtpRston-aors WI. Preston {gatilriny
corn at 7o. TO OH.lcnalmlrg- Prop Nrainc, corn
tarnuGh: Tota1, 7. Capacity about 17,oo0 bu whoat
, 1874-06-23

Lnundresses.
WANTED-A GIRL TO SORIIB AND AsaIsT TN
RI, 70 laundry. TIIOMHONs Restaurant, al South
, 1874-06-23

TOR SALE-TlIK IRON ROOF or, TIiN OOunl.
Iron eildsrsaad COLUMNS ths corrugated !Eon sol!nY
x.o hriuEs woii ctoamsd % md rIIis siono 1t pr!osi
snd n quantities e suit partos building Apryto TliOs
MAOit1N, 276 fnllonn.st.
, 1874-06-23

hTkIN1lWOoD,A 4 DUN NKt.ElS, III AND l7a LAKE,
aud boiler shnp machinery.
Ar KIRKVooDA ! DUNK T.EE's, VI AND iTa LAKE.
A.. stesn eaanca, boilert. Gumps, beltlng. hoso.
iATANTED-ONE -sRUoND.IiAND kFITlOE1NY
" sn4ins, v h0zse.ptwer, t0g casl., u VI, TTi
uuQ QMQe, "