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Late Foreign Facts.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON, July 29.-The Bank of En-
gland to-day reduced the discount rate
to ~ per cent.
67lS,000 OF gold has gone into the Bank
of England to-day.
BANQUET.
A grand banquet will be given this
evening at Guild Hall, by the Lord
Mayor Of London, to various municipal
heads of British and foreign cities and
towns, assembled In response to
the Lord Mayors invitation. The
preparations are very elabor-
ate. 1t is said that the decorations alone
cost $4,000. A ball in honor of tho Wis.,
itors takes place in the building to-mor.
row night.
DISAPPOINTED.
PARIS, July 29.-There was general
disappointment to-day among Ameri-
cans on learning that the report that
Duncan, Sherman & Co.'s letters would
be honored was not true.
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, July 29.-The Post says the
Government hopes to be able to pro-
rogue Parliament by the 14th Of August.
OUh lNESs
Messrs. Moody and Sankey are making
a tour in North Wales. On Monday next
they will assist at the laying OF the cor
ner-stone of a Presbyterian Church in
Roseth, near WreXham.
THE SHIPPING QUESTION.
In the House of Commons this after
noon, Sir Charles Adderly, President OF
the Board Of Trade, introduced o bill
further to empower the Board Of Trade
to prevent unseaworthy vessels from
sailing. In presenting the measure he
said that PlimsolPs bill was not accept
able to the Government because it was
based OH wrong principles. The present
bill was intended 10 strengthen the Ex-
ecutive, facilitate more rapid and direct
of officers to etfectually detain unsea-
worthy ships. 1t also allows fourth
part Of the crew to demand q survey.
Finally, it was merely an earnest Of
fuller legislation to be HAD next session.
Mr.. Sullivan thought the lead-line pro-
vision for slowing grain should be In
grated in the bill.
MIR. Roebuek denied that the bill
would satisfy the country. He advocated
continuing the consideration of Plim-
solps bill. ~
Various other members followed, more
or less censuIing the bill, while wishing
to extrlcate the Government from its
difficulty. Finally the bill passed its
first reading. Its second reading is fixed
for Friday morning.
IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, July 29.-Colonel Forney goes
to ST. Petersburg to Induce Russia TO
participate in the Philadelphia Exhibi-
tion.
to the United States, will soon return to
Washington. ..}1i,
lti.ss BoMBARDING zU DE URGEL. * "
MADRID. July 29.-The bombardment
Of Zu De Urgel continues. It is reported
that the Carlists there have mutinied
and spiked the guns.
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w coins: minerals, fossils, Indian relics,
Areign stamps, curiosities, &c. r.. w. Err
GER, III West Sixth street. jy27-3t
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nHNR WANTED TO EXCHANGE = A
654WE second -hand buggy for o atxo-seatcd
fanny carriage or barouche. Inquire at 1873
West Fifth street. jy24-3tS, ,Tu,Th
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ENGRAVE--Old English,
vVsscript and monogram plates for marking
lplothing. Ink warranted indelible. WRIGHT,
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NKIANTED - YOU TO KNOW - That B.
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and new Holland Cheese, and splendid line OF
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ESoR RENT = HOUSE - Two-story brick, s
II rooms; rent low; No. 5Fillmore st. Keys
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TTAN1ED-M AN-Who understands max
w ing yeast and Washing at distillery. APP
ply to W.P. SQUIBB u 20, Lawrencebnrg,
Indiana. jy27-3t
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TNTANTED-TOL LOAN--$10,0 600 on ci y prop
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U CAyAGNA. 4 SON
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ECOR RENT-HOUSE-2OS Barr st.: rooms,
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- West Second street. jy21-St
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ENOR SALE TWO CHEAP HOMES = In
II pleasant villages, close to the city; .2-story
raxne houses, Of rooms, hall and porch; good
lot Tor garden attached. Price 81, 500, 0ne-half
cash, Balance in one year. Inquire OF A. J..
APPLEGATE, No. 81 /. Pearl ST. jyS7-8t*
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PARIS, July 29-There was general
disappointment to-day among Ameri-
cans on learning that the report that
Duncan, Sherman & Co.'s letters would
be honored was not true.
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EQR REST = HOUSE-Dwelling, SIS West
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EWR RENT = HOUSE "A beautiful new
"a franc of rooms, opposite school -house in
LIellevue; rent s20 Inquire at 81 Front street,
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.EOR RENT-HOUsE-Af fine 21S STORY brick
IL Of rooms and bathroom, corner Highland
tyenue and Oak street, Mount Auburn, oppo-
)fte John Shillito's, jy27-8t
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EHOR RENT-ROOMS-Nice furnished. for
H gentlemen, in Reid's Building, IN West
Y4lrth street Apply TO Janltor, or at 1872 Main
pHeet Jy27-3t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
MIR. BEECHER' s EVIDENCE

That Mr. Beecher's case has not been weak
ened by his appearance on the witness stand is
quite plain; on the contrary, his friends appar-
emily have reason to be greatly encouraged
The manner of his testimony, as well as its sub
stance, will go far toward influencing the jury,
and from the reports sent us it is evident that
the pastor Of Plymouth Church has seldom ap-
peared to better advantage than lie does under
this most trying ordeal. His perfect candor,
his clear and deep sincerity, the generosity and
warmth of his great soul, are exhibited through
out We admit that these characteristics do not
prove his innocence of the charge brought
against him, but they at least count in his favor
and we believe the twelve men who are sitting
to decide between him and his accuser will be in
huenced in his behalf by his testimony.
1t seems probable that fortnight will be re-
quired before the defendant will get through,
and interesting as is his direct examination, the
cross-examination by Tilton's counsel will be
awaited with still deeper interest. 1t is to be
seen whether thoir attacks will shake the
strength and symmetry of the statement which
he makes. We believe they will not. Apart
from our faith in his innocence, it is to be con-
sidered that Mr.. Beecher has few equals in
strength OF intellect, or in the readiness with
which he employs It's powers. If Mr. Fullerton
to do more than decently probe and search his
statement-they will come out of the encounter
without laures.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
The Centennial Boat Races

The centennial races on the Schuylkill, under
the auspices of the Schuylkill navy, are growing
In interest and magnitude. They will be six in
number, including the national association, the
college clubs, the international college clnhs tho
graduates race, the international amateur race
ana the professional race open to the world
They are to take place early III July, 1876. and
an entire day will probably be devoted to eacl
event The prizes announced are on a liberal
scale; The course is not the usual one near the
city, but seven miles up the Schuylki said to
be OF uniform breadth Of SIX Hundred feet
much the same as the Thames from Putney 10
Mortiake, three miles and half long and almost
entirely straight. The gentlemen of the Schuvl-
some OF the principal rowing clubs in Europe,
and have received assurances that they Will take
part III these friendly contests.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
Literary Notes.

--innette or he Chrt nicles Of BeileUue, is a
volume by 'Charlotte Walsingham" fictitious
name no doubt. 1t Is a wel-written, and inter
esting story, in which romance, mystery, and
love are well blended (though the end is disas-
irons, and cannot fail to please many reade of
fiction. The scenes are laid on home ground,
apparently near Philadelphia. We receive the
volume through Porter Il Co., of this CITY. from
the publishers, Claxton, Remsen, 4 Hafrel-
finger. OF Philadelphia.
"A volume just issued by Dodd & Mead. Of
New York, contains a series of three lectures
delivered by Rev. Il. $. Storrs, ID. D., Of Brook
lyn, before the students Of Union Theological
seminary, in January last. The theme is - Con.
ditlons OF Success IN Preaching Without Notes, ="
and 1t is treated of in a most clear and able
manner Not merely to Minister'S but to the
mass OF readers il it sure to be an interesting
volume. Il may be had of Boughman, Thomas
x Co., in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
Mr.. nayard,s Local Self government,

r"HausphH EpeHmJ Bulletin.
Senator Bayard, Of Delaware, in recent
speech at New Haven, declared that 1t was be-
coming an established fact that the disregard for
local self-government was the cause of all the
nations present unhappiness." If this is the
case why does not Baysrd begin the work of re-
form by correcting the evil ss it exists in his
own state In Delaware the two lower coun-
ties, containing less than half the population of
the state, have two-thirds ma ajority in the Leg
lslature, and they govern New Castle county
contrary to the wishes of majority Of the peo
pie OF that section. More than this, they refuse
to permit that county to have equal representa-
ton and its just influence upon public affairs
Inc Democratic party in the State is RESPONSE
Bile for this, and Mr.. Bayard is the leader o,
that party. Before he arraigns the Republican
party 1or a similar offence, of which, by the way
It is not guilty, he will do well to set his own
house in order, and to give his own people JUS.
tlce aud Republican government.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
Citp 3lstness Dt.:etrrN


AUCTIONRERs.
L. W. Stidham 4 Son, Ill n. 9TH street
BANKERS d BROKERS',
R. r Robinson Co.. <o Market street
DARBERS d. HAIR DRESSER
| A Ashonbseh, 800 Market street
BELL RINGERS & NIf.L POSTERS
| Geo W. jackson. 8 ". bth street
Howard o. Moore No. 6. E Third otrssl
BOOTG SHOE EMAKERs, and DKAr
s.Ss9ss as.ifsss Bsa 81 ass5ssi ss assfst # str
John os Mors1ad ,1s u Sth a snd Poplar street.
| W. A. Turner Go. efs Markets trccL
CARPENTERS AND BUILpkn>.
| j. r. D. Seeds, shop W. Fourth npar West
| CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
Brisbsne DeMs,nyille. ~ Market str.et
ss &% Il R.ir Rsssssa ss shiS'RE s T. 'itsS' rs s,oe
CLOCKS. WATCHES. n .TE~kiru-
2. L Bush, corner ssyonth and Market strco'A
j. q MSs"y. S'l's Is e nias ID street. sssse'
COACH d CARRIAGE NAThBiti
| VIM Green 90, y or ad and " pisI s'-..
DRUGGISTS
L. X. Brlnehnrst, aII A.se, -lrs.L
FLORISTS.
Tntnai 10. Delaware Avsnu- -nd J.r-rs.p a,,..
GENERAL. INSURANCE Ai,tNT-
rhomas II. Plurnner, bla Market strn-i
Wooley Van Trump Bio Market street.
GENTs' FURNISHING Go0D-.
James NJ Watson son, - Market nr~
John 7. Doughten, 40 Msrtr. straa'
HATS. CAPs. Sc.
Hukill 4 Walrsyen, ~ MARKET strseL
Uhns. E Dubell, H. I'd street
HAHDMAkE.
James Bro, an Market .tre,t
IRON d sTEKt.
Vim Greon u o., s. E oor ID sad shipll, .,r.,
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland. s, W. cor. Front and Orange
LOOkINts-t;IASSES IL f'KAtiks
Fiwood Doane, 10 ". sth street
y. hcMonage, Sd and King streets
MERCHANT TAIL8RS
Geo. Gousrt, n e. Fourth street
John IL Muhlhaunsu, tlb King street
samuel Miller Jr., 10y Market street
PAPEH HANGISts, SHAPES. 40.
John r. Holt, Sd and Market strost4
REAL. ESTArE AssENTs,
Evans Pennington, Almond's Bdg., sth Al a.r,
NJ ~. Uhild d Co, No. ". eth street
J. IL. Frazer, Sd and Shipley streats.
VIM Reynolds Co, Sa Market street
A; l. GriInshaw, No. ". al Street.
W. II. Gilmore, No West sth street
VIM HoUanlley 4 Co., hui Market street
REsTAURAST II BILLIARD ROO
Joseph Fullmer, 80. And 5gs Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
iroyer Baker s. M. 90, 5H King street
New American Sewing Msohiue, us Market stresL
C0FRBR and TEA Dealers
Uuion Pacific Tea Company, 5il Market street
CNDERTAKEKs.
Thos J. Giles, nj Shipiey street
X s. Ynnug ag MARKET stree'.-tSoe sdvl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
GsNaI Totiffs.

through the property Of said Anthony Reybolr =. a..
public road which leads from New Castle tn a ia,
And that the said Anthony Reybold owror
all other persons interested in the said ahou. au M
scrlbed lands and right OF way be and apnear n, W.,
MAY I.rm next OF the said Superior Court in ar
the seventeenth day Of May. A. d., eighteen hn1ra
and seventy five. and file their objections II ",v
they have to the proposed purchase hiy
In testimony whereof have hereunto got ur ,.,,
and affixed the seal OF the said Srnnp,,. M nr''l
H.. ST. Court, at New Castle the eleventh 1sa w.,
January, A. d. eighteen hundred and sey' y,
enty-nve. ' -e'-
lCIlARD q. c. oPER.
JahSs SUI" ProlhOnOtary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
How WOGId He Like M

~ This is what Mary Kyle Dallas says about it
lake man and pin three tableclotls about him.
fastened back with elastic and looped up with
ribbons drsg all his own hair to the middle of
hve pounds OF other hair and big bow of rib
bon. Keep the front locks n pins all night and
let them tickle his eyes all dry pinch his waist
INTO corset and give him gloves size toe small
and shoes ditto, and hat that will MT stay on
without torturing elastic, and frill to tickle
his chm, aud little lace veil to blind his ewes
whenever he goes out to walk, and lie will know
What woman's dress is. Nv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

DR.. Henry Gibbons, of California, formerly a
citizen of Delaware, and now President of the
Medical Society of San Francisco, has had
printed his annual address before the Society,
delivered December 2lst, last. The subject
treated OF was " Modern spiritism," and the
Doctor discusses it at length in all its bearings,
including the phenomena OF mesmerism, ,clarvoy-
ance. " naturalization" &c. fow passages, of
special interest to our readers, we hope to be
able to print entire.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
HAVE YOU TRIED
j U r U B EBA
are Won

WEAK, NERVOUS, OR DEBILITATED9
ARE You 80 LANaUID that any exertion requires
more OF an effort than you feel capable OF making
THIN TRY JuRUBEBA, the wonderful tonic and In.
vgoratorwh acts so benefcially the secretiye
organs as 70 mpart vigor to all the vital forces.
~ is no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for
SNORT time, only TO let the sufferer tall to lower
depth of misery, but 1t is vegetable tonic acting
directly on the liver and spleen.
II regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves, and
gives such healthy tone to the whole system as to
soon make the invalid feel like a new person
ls operation Is not violent but is characterized by
great genteness the patient experiences no sudden
bleB ~
"Fold their tents like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This is no new and untried discovery but has been
long useh with wonderful remedial results, and s
pronounced by the highest medical authorities, the
most powerful tonic and Alternative known"
Ask your druggist for 1t.
For sale by JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY d CO..
mars4w Philadelphia Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

IMPORTANT NorIcE.-After January list, 1875, the
DAILY CoMMRRcIAL will be sent to subscribers, free
Of postage to any Post once in New Castle county
at $500 per annum and at the same rate for three
months. To Post Offices outside OF the county it
will be sent at the rate of $3.50 per year and 81 40
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by the
publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
The Ceiluioid Truss.

The CeiluiOid Truss.
These are the most durable add easily adjusted
Trusses ever offered to the pubc. The spring ia OF
the best English Steel and completely covered with
cellnod, which protects and preserves ii, while the
pad Is of the same material.
Among the many great advantages OF the Ceu-
lod Truss, which will be at once appreciated by
those who have worn Trusses, are the following
II ls lmperyious to water.
Ii will never break or crack.
IL Is always clean.
1t can be bent with the hand to any shape required
without artificial heat.
1t will neither rust or chafe the patient
II Will retain the most dicul rupture with safety
and comfort.
It need not he removed while bathing
Its durability Is beyond question.
1t Is economical. for II will last life time.
The heat OF the hody causes no unpleasant smell
In fact with Ceulold Truss, the wearer has
comfort ease, safety, durability, adaptabty and
economy.
variety OF styles Of these Trusses may be found
al Fosters Drug Store, Front and West streets.
Please rall and examine. Adj jus mentsmade with
out extra charge.
Special attention shown to ladies' by NJ s. Dr. Fos-
ter. The gentlemen receiving their share OF 'atten-
ton by comp petent man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

We mentioned, some days ago, the name of
Prof. W. A. Reynolds, of this city, as one OF
those spoken of for State Superintendent of Ed
ucation. 1t appears that the Professor will be
warmly urged upon the Governor for appoint
ment to the place, and without dsparagement
10 the other gentlemen named it is only fair to
say that he would make, no doubt, a good ofii-
Ger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

Close observers OF the contest amongst the
Democrats for the Speakerslip OF the next
House, regard Fernando Wood and Sunset Cox
as now out of the question, aud consider that
the choice lies between Sam Randall and Kerr,
of Indiana.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, Sundays
zeepted,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South-ioest
,sr7ier FYnh and Market Streets. 1tco cents copy
Ten cents a reek. DELIVERED FREE by carriers
throughout the city. The COMMERCIAL ,uiH be sent By
mail to any Post Oee in Aep Castle County at $500
per annun; sl95 TOR months; 80 cents per month;
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annua; $40 for three months; so cents per month.
THE PUBLISHERS PREPAY POSTAGE in all cases.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
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for executing Book Job a'd Mercantile Printing Of all
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organ of Farmers and Fruitgrouers; great Family
Newspaper; published epery Thursday morning, al
Tteo Dollars yea- POSTAGE PREPAID BY THE PuB-
LIsHERs,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

The School Election takes place this after.
noon. The polls are open in each Ward from
O'Clock until T.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
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2faaI Notiffs.
The United States Of
America
In the Superior Court
Of the State Of Del
aware, in and for
Naxv 10 utia nouufv
William keybold.

william Feybold New Castle County.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Honorable Ed
ward W. Glpin Esquire, Chief Justice OF the State
OF Delaware, and such the Presiding Judge OF the
| said superior court In vacation. Notice Is hereby
given, that application has been made by Antho-
ny Higgins, Esquire, attorney and duly authorized
agent Of the United States Of Amer that the said
| United States are desirous Of purchasing for the
erection ofa Light House. Range ight' and LEht
property of William Keybold, within the limits OF
| said state, situated in Red Lion Hundred. in New
| Castle County, which from disagreement in price
he refuses to convey to the United States Bounded
| and described as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at a stake near the bank on the west
side of the Delaware river at point fr IN which the
spire OF the steeple on the Epst al Church, in the
town OF Delaware tiy bears south twenty nine de,
the nag staff In .ort Delaware, bear south seventy
| three degrees and twenty-iour and half minutes
east, thence from said stake south sixty SIX degrees
| west two hundred and folty-two ieet, t242D to
stake, thence North twenty-four degrees west four
hundred and fifty feet, 4a0), to stake, thence north
sixty-six degrees asst. two hundred and eighty two
| feet more less, to low water line, thence south
| twenty-four d. grees east four hundred aud hfty
feet; thence south sxysix degrees west forty feet,
more or less TO the place OF beginning. Containing
two acres and ninety huniredths of an acre, be
TO the same the following described land also
| the property of william Reybold, and within the
| limits OF said state, situate in Red Lion hundred,
| and ew castle County, and bounded and described
as follows, to-wt: A tract OF land fifteen feet wide,
beginning on the easterly side of the public road
leading from New Castle TO st. Georges, and lying
south OF and binding on the line fence between land
of William Reybold aforesaid and lands Of Annesey
Newlin, for distance of three thousand feet, and
ther ce on the same line extended and of said dth
| OF fifteen feet, through property OF said William
Reybod, distance of two thousand and thirty feet,
feet, more less, to the westerly side of the above
mentioned Light House lot.
And that the taid William Reybold, owner and
all other persons Interested In the said above de-
scrDed lands, aud right OF way be, bnd appear at
the May Term next OF the said superior Court In and
| for New Castle County, at New Castle. on Monday
the seventeenth day Of May, A. D. eighteen hundred
and scventy-five, and file their objections, II any
they have to the proposed purchase.
In testimony whereofI have hcreunto set my hand
and aiixed the seal Of the said Superior
Court, at New Castle, the eleventh day of
H.. ST. January, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-nve.
ICHARD @. COOPER,
| jan14, inv Proth0notary.