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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04
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Ehe city Treasury.

RECEIPTS FOR FEBGuAnY-coNDfTIoN OF The BOND.
ED DEBT
City Treasurer Vincent has furnished MS with
the following statement from the books of his
olice. showing the receipts for February;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

When the little meeting, last evening, re-
solvei to appoint committee of twenty, it was
almost an instance Of the tail wagging the dog.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

A FAMILY IN GREAT NEED.--Information
from reliable source comes to us of the dest-
tuition Of family in the western part of tho ci-
ty. The family consists OF widow with four
children with 10 source OF income and no money
and consequently il in suffering condition.
We hope the benevolently disposed in good cir
cumstances will see that the case ia relieved.
Full information can bo obtsined OF Mira. Dr.
Foster, at Front d West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

The real sentiment Of the City Hall meeting
last evening. was about as distinctly defined as
Mrs. Titon's " Dear father, feel $3.50"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

These a.e among the most prosperous and I'M
proving counties OF Pennsylvania. The poplla
ton of New Castle county, by the census, OF SO
from which these figures were taken,wa 635l5.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

P)rIcE ArrorSTMEsTs.-M smms has ap-
p)inted William King to the vacancy in FIRST
i'olice District caused by the resignation of
Thomas Mullen, resigned, and Seaman Patter-
sen in the Third District vice - McGongle
ia moved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04
SECOND EDTTION.
from Easton, NJ d.

APPROACHING EXECUTION OF GEO. wHEELER-TIIE
NJ. f. CoNFERgNcE-spEc on PAsToRAL
CHASnEs, ETC.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

PUBIIc SALE OF SrocKs.-We advertise to-
day public sale of lot of valuable bapk and
insurance stocks. Those wanting TO invest Will
be on hand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

LOAN SALE.--Ihe Hope Lo n Association sold,
last evening, at its regular monthly meeting,
$1,000 ut 1925 per cent; $4,000 at 3215, AID $500
Mt 3D.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04
STOVES, 3eaters, 8anafs, &r.

New STOVE AND HEATER STORE
lE AND
GENERAL GUUsEFURNlsDI,g1 EMPORIUM.
WILLIAM f. ROBINSON
BAS OPENED a NEW
STOVE AND HEATER STORE.
at the n. D. cor. of Second aud King sts., fronting
on Second ST. Constantly hand all the latest I'M
proved STOVES, HEATERS, AND RANGES. Pa
irons supplied al the shortest notice [oct1l-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

STREET CIRCULARS BY THE 10000
- at prices astonishing for their cheapness. Every
business ought tn use praters ink literally Apply
at the COMMERCIAL otllce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

LEVY CoURr COMMITTEES. THE following are
the standing committees of the Levy Court for
the current year : Public Buildings = Messrs.
Bright, Jackson, Polk Janvier and Wier; On
Wie-. and Derrick On Jail Commissioners
Messrs. Jackson. Polk and Janvier On Magis-
trates and Constabes -Messrs. Febiger. Mediil
and Wier On Assessors-Messrs. Polk jack
son and Wilson On Miscellaneous Accounts--
Medill and Jackson On Collectors Accounts
Medill, Febiger and Polk On Printiug-Wier
and Derrick On Sunday Schools-Roberts and
Janyier
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04
commercial REPORTS.
PHILADELPHIA MAgKETA.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.
Cotton firm at 1G9l@1714. Flour active,
Penna., extra family, s5,256p575; high grades,
&c. 256D7.50. Wheat firm with sharp demand
red, s1,20@122; amber, 81 23@1.2S; white,
S1.2S@l.32. Rye 95c. Corn fair demand
yellow 80 white s4 mixed western. 9O}&. Oats
wanted white 67@GSc; mixed G6@66I6c. Pro-
visions steady. Mess pork si9.50@S20. Wins.
key firm at sl.20
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

MAGNIFICENT POSTERS FOR Lee
IHl TURES, meetings. and other entertainments,
printed on the mammoth steam press Of the COM
AERCIAL Printing Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

THE STATE AID MOVEMENT NOT 30 CERTAIN OF
sUCCEss-DIvIsIoNs IN THE sENATE-NoTHINa
TO BE DONE FOR ooLoRED EDucATIoN-THE GEN.
TENNIAL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

SPECIAL SERVICES AT TRTNIrY CHAPEL, The
following order of special service is III use at
Trinity Chapel. on Friday evenings during lent
Opening Hymn Lords Prayer and Verscles
Psalm and Gloria Patri Lesson .and Deus Mis-.
eratur Creed and Versices ; Ash Wednesday
Collect latter portion of the Litany hymn
Lecture on the Gospel Prayer De profundis
and blessing. Services at IA O'Clock.
On Tuesday and Thursday mornings the same
service from the Lords Prayer to the Litany in-
elusive. Service at 6l6 o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04
FIRST EDITION.
The Division scheme.

MEETING AT CITY HALI.-sAIALL ATTENDANCE
AND STRONG DIFFERENCE or upINIoS-PuBLIc
FEELING RAPIDLY CgYs1Ai.IzINu AaAISsT THE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04
THIRD EDITION.
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

SILcAM NJ. i. CHUncH.-Rey. l.. T. Kenney
writes us that the revival meeting which has
been i'll progress for some weeks at Sloan
Church, Bethel, Delaware county, has been quite
successful. About go persons have progressed
conversion, ''a and some of the meetings were
power both upon the minds and bodies OF the
people
MIR. Kenney adds that the Camp Meeting at
Brandywine Summit will commence on August
9th, and that the price of tents has been reduced
to eight dollars.
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maam, it has escaped my rccollcc,

moam, it has escaped my rcco lioc-
ton
Quite lilcly. II was before my
marriage" And with this tho land
lori was forccl {, be satisfied
The sale w,s oyor aud Ioha MLl-
lory was wandering from room t.
room, taking muto fwcwell Of tan
house which ho could no lougor call
his own, whom his little ilughtur
came t. say thlta lady WIS in the
parlor who hll ns',cl to SEQ him.
"Very well,' sail he supposinE it
u b. somo noighbpr wished to see
him on triiius matter Of business;
but when he opened tho door u
stranger stool before him.
Sho grocto him c)urtopusly. anil
thon slil, without any circumloci
ton
II am the purchaser of your farm,
nnl have brought tho deol, That
you may SEQ il IL il all right.
IEo took it listlcs5ly enough, bat
as he glanced over it, his countonanco
ctaagel.
"I dJr't understand sail he, arl
no woulcr, for The dool WAS made
out in bis own name.
80 You, too. hnvo forgotten me.
as well as the biz landlord mp there;
but may Lc YOU remember that, and
sho hold out " queer little purse OF
ucttol silk.
John Mallory hxod lis startled
gaze upon her face, and somcthing
in the lUstrcus eye, tho snilin :
mouth, touching long silent chord
of memory. She saw it, and answer.
ing his look, said
YES am Estcllo Leroy, and the
same Providence which sent you tD
ME in my despair has sent ME to you
in your timo Of sorrow No thanks,
John Millory. | do no moro than
reQuito your kindness to mo, and
hardly that; 50 keep tho dool, pray
YOU Rut, the purse, with that !
will never part.
Sho then told him that within two
or thrcc years artcr returning 20
Canada, shc had married. m English
MAN Of rlnk,m nm | had been III Europe
most OF her timo since; bat thst, be
ing now on tour through the
States, they hal come ont OF thoir
way to visit those who had bcfrlcnl-
ell her in hor noel.
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ED-A handsomely dressed young
woman clllol at the Broadway bauk
st. Louis, Friday waol,, nnl pre-.
scented TO the cashier n lettor of in
PRODUCTION purportinS to DO from
Sopty, Erairott n Co, of Chicago,
and check for $4,000, signel 10y
the same firm, purportiug to be
drawn on and certified by the First
National Banl; of Chicago She do
sired to draw $500 each and depsit
tho remainder OF tho amount, The
cashier suspocting the woman was
attempting to swiudle tho bank re-
ceiycd the check aud letter and 10
luestod her to call in an hour when
no would pay her the money In
tho meantime ko sent for alr officer
who shadowcd tho woman when she
sho left the bank until she reached
Fifth and Riddle streets, whore she
was joined by man who had intro
ducod her TO tho bank officers two
days before. The officer thon ar-
rested both AMI locked them mp
Telegrams from Chicago sny the
check is n forgery, thus showing tho
design WA to defraud the hunk,
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1t Is u commonly received notion
thqt bard study 10 the unhealthy Gle
ment of college life. But from tablos
OF tho mortality OF Hlr,arl Uni
vorsity collected by Professor PSrce
from the last tricuuill cltll)guo,it il
clearly demonstrated that tho excess
Of deaths for tho first ten year after
graduation is found in ti'at portion
.of tho class Of inferior scholarship.
Every one who has seen the cilliculum
knows that whore fGchylus and
political economy injurcs ono, lato
hours and rum punches uso up
dozen, aud the two little fingers OF
those are heavier than the loius of
Euclid.
Dissipation is II destroyer, and
every young man who follows it is AZ
tho carly ilowar exposed to an uu
timely frost Those who have boeu
invoiGlei into the path of vice are
named legion. A few hours sloep
zach night, high living, and plenty of
"smasires' make wax upon every
function of tho body, The brain, the
heart, the lungs, tue liver tho spine,
tho limbs, the bones, tho nesh-eyery
part and faculty arc oyor-tasked and
weakened by tho terrific energy or
passion loosened from restraint until,
like tho dilapidatel m,rnion, the
earthly house of this tabernacle >
falls into ruinous decays. Fak,
pol,d,s men. RIGHT aboiit.
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reS""While q number of ladies
were waiting at the depot the other
day, u young man entered, and after
looking around, ho walked up to a
young lady, aud said:
"Ilello, Sally"
"Sir!" sho exclaimed, drawing
back,
"Is'n your namo Sally?' ho inquir-
ed, taking II closer look
"No sir! she replied, flashing a
Iool of scorn at him.
swell, then, she didn't como in on
this train" ho continued. "She's got
red hair and frecl,los on her nose, jus,
hko you, and I'd sworn you was Sally
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ss.aasSEvS-.rsx-rszsS,zrs-

VINO ARE RrcH-Tho man with
COOL firm health is rich.
SO is the man with a clear con-
science.
SO is tho parent of vigorous chill,
dren.
so is tho editor of good paper
with big subscription list.
So is tho Clergyman whose coat
the children pluck as no passes them
by in thoir play.
So is the wife who has the whole
of tho heart Of good husband.
So is tho child who goes TO sleep
with q kiss on it's lips and for whose
waking IL blessing awaits.
SO is the maiden whose horizon is
not bounded by the coming man, but
who has a purpose in life whether
she meet him or not
So is the young man who, laying
his hand on his heart, can say, II
have treated every woman lover met
as l should wish my sister treated by
other men,
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Near tae plwa.

When Iirc's troubles gather d,rt'y
Round the way we follow hers,
When no hope the sad heart lightcns,
No voice speaks u word Of cheer
Then the thought the shadow sc,itcfs,
diving US CHEEKY ray,
When the night appears tho darkest
Morning is not FAR away.
when adversely surrounds us.
Aud our sunshine friends pass by,
And the dreams 80 fonily cherished
With our shattered treasures lie
Thea amid such gloomy season,
This sweet though. can yet no drawn,
When the darkest hour is present
II is always near the dawn.
When the spirit tlu,,cring lingcrs
On the confines Of this life,
Parting from all joyful memories,
And from every scene of strife,
Though the scene is sid aud gloomy,
Aud the body shrinki in fear,
These dark hours will soon be vanished,
And the glorious morn be here.
Pain cannot affect us always,
Brighter days will soon bc here,
Sorrow may oppross us often,
Yet happier time is netri
All along our earthly journey
This reflection lights the way,
Nature darkest hon. is always
just before the break OF day.
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ALL LOST A flock of ono thoue
sand two hundred sheep wero de-
stroyed through n strange accident
rec ntly, near the San Joso mission,
California, The lock were passing
along tho edge Of steep precipice
when the loader lost biz footing and
fell over the deelivity. Tho rest, of
the sheep, possibly supposing this
was in the usual way Of business,
jumped ona by ono after their leader
and wolo killed on tlt9 rocks below,
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A Cnni Mnmln.

The y. !. Sra OF tho t),h al. ,
SAYS . About f5Gr O'clock ye.t.riry
morning i burglar cuto.o thc r.,',
tanco Of llr NIilipm Young, at 2it
Dem street, U.oJN'yu, through tha
front plrl9r win low ond mad, hW
WAY To tho middle pu.Jr IN HA.c4
Mr. unl Mrs Illng wore sl"opiu-
He hal ON sluuch hat, which Wl-
drawn over his cvc', and lie carried
in his hand something thotrcscmh'ci
. policemln's club. but which may
have boon revolver Ilo stopped !
softly into the bedroom, crou'hal
low as he pls5cl the bed, AMI mtlc
his wnv to The si lo on which Mrs
Young lay. Mrs. Young had b,aa
slAcring from s"ya,nei linh anl
WAS wakeiul. Sho hal scau tho
burglar entcr tho room. AMI cyct
him ~ he approached her. Sno tIiat
TO arouse her husband " rinchn.g
him, but he dill not awake. The
burglar slipped t, tho bcd held Tn"
elan or pistol over Dlrs. Young
hcnl. put his haul unlor hcr pillow.
ami took out her gold watch au tho
gold cross which was nttwhcl tp il
by silk cord Tho cross clirt'd
against the watch, AMI Mrs. Young
stirred nul male II slight mo' ,mcnt
~ though she expected 10 clutch tho
,ohbcr whose flc1 WIS., so clD3c to
her that sho could dctect tho fumcs
of tobacco on Lis breath Tho thici
liicaly took out . handkerchief that
smcllcl strongly % chlorofnrm, but
a. Mrs. Young quoted down he pat
it up. Then he won't tp tho other
side oi tho b,l aul tried tD got Mr..
Young's gold watch from under lns
pillow lic could not reach 1t, AMI
snatching up Mr.. lourg - nnntaloons
he went out rs he hli enforced. Mrs
Young, by vigorous rurunr, Mt
lcngth aroused hor hushlnl, and
told him that rDbb"r was ln tho
house. H. jumped t. the i')ur and
L.u to tho front Of tnc house h. the
balcony. lie cricl 9Th! C.. bat ~
ono was in sight, and IA, started bdrE
tp SOC what had heeu stolen IlJ
iounl his pm,Alopns on the balcony
uujer H., ,egt. lii5ppckotb13" coa-
tanning $50 was gone, but the thief
had lof. 500 which WAS in the watch
pocket. In has haste to gct away thc
burglar ais, left Mrs. Young watch
IND cross on the chair 10y tao wins
dow, where ha hal laid thcm to r.ilo
tho pantalooons pockets. Mrs.
yo,ua was awake all TIE tune,
int feared that if she spoke the man
would shoot her husbaul or hcrsclt,
and sho coolly determined to awako
her husbanl by pinchcs. At ono
Limo she fe't prompted to 'iHt'p ',ic
thief by the thr"'', rs sh" cou!i
easily have done, but ,io feared That
he might shoot if 5ho did So Her
eyes were wlio open, and sho saw
every feature OF the burglars face,
and says that sho will bo able t.
identity him i ho IS cnurht Tho
description sha gives correspond
with that cr1mVp Wh,. il t!n cv,u-
ing, saw Mr. howg open h.FV.chH'.
book, which wa5 bu.y W'l #wli
change, - pay for CONNECTION.
cry. Mr., Young r..y,ni d.. o."
To- Superintendent. gw2a.l, ,Hit,u
Jast dc,a.'jyo5 IL the l.nr.wmt
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~ AlFN i"k W W liisAt'--- " Z
have probably all Of ~ me, with in
stances in which . wpyI h.,..us- '.
spoken against tho reputation ot !
feUtla has baoL ~ -0.i'.i uJ MNl-
ripus minds uaui Tn, cl,ll Las b'.o
dark enough tJ cyy,s.llow hr'
whole existence. y thl-. who arc
accustomed not u9s..ut.al.y fron
uni motives, but hoA Thought
Io,sn"Sf, to ,paa. lightly %. WON s.
wo recommend these hints ~ wor-
thy Of cona' alteration
Never use Il Miy.s ulmo IN impro-
por places At m improper tlmo, or II
,mlycd complmy. Never mako ~.
scrliou7 about her that you think
untrue or allusions TINT you think
sAo herself would blush to hear
When you meet with men who DO
not scruplo to make use Of II womau's
name in reckless and unpriucipled
manner, shun them thay are the
very worst lnembcr5 of tho comml-
nity-men lost b. every soGse Of
honor eYOrY iceAu9 ui humanity.
Many II good and worthy woman Is
character has boeu forever ruinoi
and her heart broken by Il lio manu-
featured by somo villain, and in the
presence of those whose littla judg,
mont could not dotor thom from cir-
cula.ing tho foul aud damaging re-
port,
4 SANDER is soon propagOtod, and
the smallest thing dorogatory to a
womans y character will hy ON the
wind, and magnify as it circnlntcs
until its monstrous weight crushcs
tho poor unconscious victim. Res
poet the rame OF woman; your moth
on and sisters arc women, and as You
would have their fair names untar'
uished, and their lives unombittercd
by tho slauaorers bittor tongue,
heed tho ills your words may bring
upon tho mother, and sisters, or the
wife Of some of your fellow-crea
tures,
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II j. r. TELLER,
OuARLES HOVER,

" ATTORNEY At LAW,
ScliuSgrovo Pa,
Offers his professional services TO the pub
hc Collections and all other proicssiona
business entrusted to his care will re-
ceive prompt attention. Office two doors
north Of the Keystone Hotel. Jan b, 81
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T M.IINN, A u. DILL
Os (Sucosssors to J. +. & ]. NJ. Iinu,)
ATTORNEYS At LAW. Levisburx, Pa.
OYER their professional services to the
public. Collections and all other pro
fessiouAl business entrusted to their care
will ivcprompt attention. Jan. 3, 'GIn
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THE POST.
Published every Thursday Evening by
JEREMIAH GROUSE, Prop'f.

Terms Of Subscription,
TWO nOLLAR RS PER ANNUM. Pay
able within six months. or S2.5Oifnot
paid within th : year. No paper dis
continued until all arrearagos arc
paid unless at tho option of the pub
Usher. 49,.
Subscriptions outside OF the county
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
sS~Pcrsons lifting and using papers
addressed o others become subscribers
and are liable for the price ofthc paper
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER ASHLAND, from Savannah for New York which
P@ eS 20 Se .s & n ss Thar ns
erups and uder be put In and that she be caked where
necessary
STEAMER WILMINGTON arrived Savannah oath inst from
Havana tow to this the disabled steamer Ashland
BARK ApELlt CARLETON at Boston from New Orleans
which blew away suit of sails.
BARK svANEN DAM from Baltimore for Queenstown
fore reported spoken by Illinois Phlade phia)
partially dismastled, into New London 2th inst
s Sssd Val be A'ia thought hs' cargo OF corn " not
BARK EcrApoH Gr, from Liverpool for St John. NIB be-
24th inst Damage, II any not reported
BARK DANIEL DnarER from Calcutta for Boston at st
80 noekets and l6 bags seed survey held 18th recon-
the vessel be ghtoned effect repairs main
BARK GERTRUDE (Br) from Havana for Queenstown put
into North sydney cB Oath Inst with man dead and
BARK MINERVA (Br, from Cape Breton for New. York.
which into Halifax had been ashore on coast Of Nova
high water without damage.
PErREL Of Rockland with cargo OF granite which
w%doboro 10Th by tug VIM Kemp Capt Frye who pur
chased the wreck, has made good speculation.
Bstmore on NondSy and will be sted here shs Sat
jamestown Iaad Va for Philadelphia and Massachusetts
tended for the general coastwse trade Three other schrs
have been in Of construction at jamestown
Island.
scnR CARRIE NELSON. II days from Saba for New York.
put into Lewes, Del 24th inst, with loss Of bowspt
3 masts with main and mizen carried away below
the head anchored below the Brown Delaware River 24h
inst.
despatch from Cape May Washington, says large
schr struck shoa between Cape May and
the lighthouse at 10 o'clock AM 24th inst and carried
both and mizen half above the deck but
oated of and started towards the Delaware Break
II is doubtless the same vessel.
sLooP GEN WARREN Smith, bound to New Haven struck
yesterday of Tenth causing her leak badly
She put into Bayle's dock to discharge and repair
SLooP DANIEL WEBSTER. at work the Beacon, Point
Alderton bar Boston harbor, has sunk.
DANARIscoTTA, Me, August 24-Schrs Jno Perris and
Anse arrived here ihis with cargo OF The sGhr En-
aged and the loss win be heavy The Emperor will probably
prove total loss.
HALIFAX Aug 24-The bark Rio Grande ~, which put in
with her Captain and with yellow fever
sailed for Falmouth. Eng, to-day
ST JoHN, NIB. Aug 24-Bark Sabra Noses ashore the
Half Moons Cape Negro Is total wreck She has been
condemned and ordered to be sold
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
SPOKEN.

ship Maador GER from California for Liverpool 1874
days Aug lat 80 10 " Ion ~ O3 West She had several
tile laid up with scurvey supplied with lime
Ship Transit from Bristol for Quebec Aug lat 4s
20. Ion II 80 -
Bark Eva C5r from for Quebec Aug 8, lat ~ 81 Ion
10 -
lat a 20 lon 4l
Bark Coyon Woods from Boston for Honolulu, juno 10
of staten island Cape Horn) .
Bark Astcr Nor from London for New York. Aug Q, lat
40 Ion II. =.
Bark Emile q9us). Underborg. from Bremen for New
Bslk Columbus cGer from Liverpool for Savannah, July
81 lat 45 30 lon l3 20.
Aug g. lat ~. Ion 10 .,a..
A Norwegian bark showing signal letters HQDI, from
Newcastle for Philadelphia. Aug l, lat 40. Ion %
Brig Ann CBr from Cadiz for Body Island July 70
lat 81 80, Ion 81 -
AnR IL lah 4S N. Ion 43 81 w,