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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
The Temperature, Is-dAy.
As RssuTxHxD At THI ooAnEdAL oYNcs
ASA L., 5o-Ati P. L.,
Bnse naIi.

TIE GAME OK sATCRDAT-oTHER soIE=-
The game Of bssA ball On Saturday between
the Qlcks.eo and A. II. Kane clubs did no,
awaken much inierert after IL sss opened. Il
drew An audience, however, OF several hundred
people. who found more to remark In the inca
psei,y OF the umpires than in ihc briliiancy Of
the playing. The fret umpire cho.en, person
from Philadelphia, was 20 upirst IN his deci
zioDs that he .ss soOn disposed Of aud another
Philadel phisn took his place Both were ana
teurs aud knew but little about the game. Con-
-eqnently IT dragged and va deTo!1 Of interest
throughout. The Q1ick-tep- Won All easy veto
~. Cinch PLAYED at ssco8t, aud Power rup.
piled Fishers place At third, aud Roger SgocA :
place IN the rlgh. field The following was the
score, only eight innings being played
l2345 567 8 Total
Q1ickstep. c 0 3 222 0-l6
A r. Kane. 80. So 90 o 0-6
The WaYe.iy club, Of this city, defeated the
DaIntle.s, Of Newport, on Saturday by score
Of q to 10.
The Uprigh. and Cherokee clubs played =
game Of ten irnins- on the South SIDE with this
result: Upright l3. Cherokee 10.
TIE NJ Clnch niue won victory over the
Deerfoota on Saturday, they making 81 tuns =
81 FOR the peerfoots.
TIE Star nine, Of Centrevllle. defeated ta=
Alpine club, OF walnut Green. on na;pIcsTi ty :
score OF 10 TO 10.
The cooper and Sam. B.ncrof. nines plsysl
game at 5.hutzsu Park, on Saturday afternoon
tle latter being the Sianera, by score Of % to
q.
Not much was ssid in the Philadelphia base-
ball papers about the walloping administered TO
rhe Athletics by the Qu.ck-tepp. The Cltr0nt, u =
letter from Wilmington, describing the affair,
lste down the Philadelphia champions very gen
tly and gives the bare facts Of the game, Wit.
no comments.
A game tetween two c0lorei c.ubs, the Deiz-
ware, AID the Active. (,he latter fro.a West
Philsde, pliis,) vii be played al the QuickateI
gEoulcr, this afternoon.
The Quicastep Clue have tro gatnes arranged
for this week, snd they Will no doubt be vel
worth witnessing. Both games will be played
o. the new grounds in this city. On 1hnr-dsy
they play tho Doerrs, q first-clsss amateur team,
and on Saturday the Philadelphia, professions
ais
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

POLICE CoURT Albert Vernon arrested for
trespsss, and Wesley Dunbar for larceny, were
Dotl discharged,
John Kerns, for keeping disorderiy house,
was fined IS and held in 800. AT noon he had
not paid his fine and WAS still in the cells
William MITCHELL for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. Was fined SO cents
James McCallum, for an assault on John Ri
Icy, WAS held in $500 for court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
A .PearI OF Great Prtce ..

Ans invsliion vkiol Tetairs the lo-- Of sgt I.
literally par OF grezi rTcs. TIE ce'eb s..d "Di-
srnoct .p-ctsc es, have prov : bi=--lng 70 uisny
itO7szn who h.Ee. b! tleF us-. lAd fsllil sighi
rtsfo' D. Or % sfres'si 20 Civ GIN -sI1ilEeS ,
il; e motive ieDce- .ae d-sMoui tfz1a marx i
81 mp OF ever pair.
Por sale n - iltningron BY :. Clsrs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

SEEvIcEs o. csED at MT. CuB,.-The religious
services, conducted by Rev. F. Israel ut Ne,
Cuba closed yesterday afternoon. There wee
good sized gathering in the pavilion, 10 whom
mr. Israel preached from Ecclesiastes XII 13.
I" Let us hear tie conclusion OF the whole mat
ter Fear God and keep his commandments 4:
for ths il the whole duty OF man. 1t is men-
toned az worthy Of remark that during the three
Mt. Cuba, they have experienced but one stormy
HnriaY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

TIE HORSE DIsEAsE ALI over the city the
horse disesae is spreading but IN mild form.
The horses in the livery and cnb stables the
borses OF the City Passenger Railway and Fire
Comp ranes and OF individuals az well are cough
ing but mono yet seems to be seriously held,
and no fatal cases are reported. Great care,
however, IL taken with the horses ; they are not
exposed or driven unnecessarily, are well
blsi keted, and by good attention it s hoped that
the epidemic may lie checked before any serious
raanltR follow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
r-N,ad ID, n r,i.,.D.ra5k so,

y-Jiun5 sJs n DisreDrabs sbseu7,oys hsv
sUg . a. 3 on up N rurlc- cay aaf at1l
&c =re.i dr4i4s for b nj. Cor !Al 70 ~h en- N
Ts.k tie n -ryyuz The dys1epte me .le@pl.s-s The
d-s Jnd Ut owe more than 70 any other restOrsise
Of a Get tusrT mos. yr0iinc IL remedies But tn re
vie INIT .tyn5 csn n yer t-ee!ye ihrss WHO have
o',ce npd Tie Gre4t original CroLpHo WoL,Es
SCHfgDlM ROMA re scHsAPPs 1nic1 i a. once .
dgnJf aa1 pr ssrya i've 0! nee Eepl6,dit4~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
- uap r1nt en-. tske ,,er.. I'M. ro.nin,

sF-H you W5nt Piis take 'yer's Pill. to.hinc
Ia e. ef app sftd not can c nipare w.sh m pre-
para io1 f3T chas!ng oug he dlssmptTs mat fasten
End gIow UPON US. Ttrs the Philosophers
eIEr Of life, ~h'ch o6s defiance 70 disease, and
eAges NJ 70 alternst ru- 10 die NJ old age Trey
are mlld 70 child en-, yet 10 fuI dose, powerful
for a Ut sroUn man. n0a2a Eweei nOrsels TO the
tasfn wn.Cl de s5ysr-ahD1 over Ne pGlal-, tn -r
VIZ III sifi.e ri q 'sfiug force on h. " founda-
t-oas OF dls ass.--CGeinns.lf fOl Glzst,s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
Eegistsr's 4}otiffs.
DEGIsTER,s oFFIcE.

(
IL Me- CAsTLz CoCS-r, oc.ober sta. 1873.
Upon Application VI J DID EuueT. Execz.or Of
a. a BE Aef On, late of Ch-sfiau2 Hundred In
sslt co11;y, deceased Il : or I.rej and directed by
TIE ses-er that the Executg! Aforesaid give mono.
ofti granting Of Letter. e-tzn.sataTy upon the
Es.ate Of the deceasei, With the dale Of granting
thereof, ~ c2rsing ADVERTISEMENTS 10 be E1s-f-i
Tihn forty days FUrn the late 0i sucE letter-l1 SIX
o; the iuosi pllc pisces Of tae CouaIy oi New Cas-
lie, iequiTne al persons having demands ssEinsi the
Es.-ie 70 present the s@lEe, o. snls BY g. Act %
Ass-in1ly Ia -4cA csse inse AL provided. And Ai-o
cllse the sane - lse flse-s sgt1i. he trrs,
"a i-s DALI COMMERCIAL ue~ per published IN
"ialng=ol and 20 be colt,uuet therein three
weeks. leOi)
Given under The Nsni ani seal OF ONCE Of
IL e.. the Register afores.! Il Nes Castle. In SeE
Czs'ie County aforesaid. ire DAY and year
aoove written :. Z. BlGGs, Register.
SpfhE.-A0 persons having Claims against the
Hsta-e Of the deceased n1zi Present TIE du.y
s'-esief n the Ezec1'o- ou " tefOTe october s.n
-15, OF abide TIE Act Of assembly, IL such Tnade
and provided. JOHN kUAsh, Executor
address. Henry Clay, be-. Oc,2-STeol
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

ANNUAL MEETINGs.-The annual meeting Of
the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows will be
held in this city to morrow evening, and the
Grand Lodge Of l. o. o f. will commence its
sessions on Wednesday morning. 1t is expected
that the latter body will remain in session two
days or more, as some important appeal. Ceases
will be brought before it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
TT 5. DISTRICT COURT,
u . DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.
no 10, IS s4SEsrrICY.

In Re
Bank np'.
At WILMINGTON. Ia SAID District, on the st1 Jay Of
Oc;ober, 4. D., l-7t.
DsrRIc- OF DELAWARE g
rms Is 70 give notice tnat Petition has been fled
In sad court byG 0fge Lar Gf y v CistrrnHn '
IN sand DsirlctIniy declared a Bankrupt under til
act Oi Congress Of March e. -6I, for dis h4rg- and
certincat. thereof, froin all his debts. AM. uthe
claims pTogah- under SAID act AMI that the ~ Dag
Of Uciouer, i-75, at ten O'Clock Il. i GssIgne
for he hearing " tie -elne,a Wilmington iioresAid,
wHeu an ~nrt- IL crt1'tll- " q nave prUy-d their
deps AMI r;aar peis9rs T. interest NAV attend ard
show fa1se u suy rte1 rove WHY the prayer Uf the
SAD petition =nOg.g nor ne granted
:. EUDNOND SMITH,
Clerk L. : Dl-:E.c, C-Hf,, " said Distr!cr
SEQ S-slctIl'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

CouRsK OF LEcTUREs.-Rev. 8 8. Seward, pas
tor Of tho New Jerusslem Church, has made tie
announcement that he will deliver a course o,
six lectures in tho church at Delaware Avenue
and Washington streets, to which the public are
kindly invited. The subject OF the first lecture
will be "The New Dispepsa.ion, and will be de-
liyered next Sunday evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

- To tIs vsak he HeTn ant he Tsdry, the edith
Of the isnston II eoTgeS says " can ii-os. uLhes
"a lag reeer tn nj ~ Peruvian syrup a protected
intl o. the p, otoK de OF iron. 10 al th~ wess
the orn enj the wear. AsT.og richly erpfr ercTf
4. Ltn.s u paa e-s-s all the qualities claim.
for il tJ lrs PROC iegn ="
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
srocx Asp BJyD sABIEr -cozEzoTKp pAur ~ q
Il Ausrs IN 4 oC.
CITY ITE N q.

~ 10 Cen, Sgar for 8 csnt.-Genuine Havana
Segar Crncha slz :. ets., Ayge ones, for quar-
te-: LorIlard's ksoaecs and y 1sselnans ghl aud
oarE navy. BOxm sn ID ami King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
Real Estate.
Mr.. HEALD's BALE, on sAIuaDAY.

Ag. HEALDs sALE, on sATuRDkY.
On Saturday afternoon last, Mr.. ]. T Head,
for himself and the Christsns River Improve
men, Co, made sale Of the following lots in the
9Th Ward, beyond Eleventh street bridge. The
bidding vas not spirited, and such low prices
were obtained that the lote can readily be cold
at an adTance. Mr Head has already found
demand for them at his Office II will ,hus
be seen that it pays to attend SIR. Heads sales
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
ajotiffs in Bankruptcy.
TT S. DISTRICT coUKr.

/ ,. IISJ Tllt IVIKT.
Y DISTRICT Or DELAWARE,
IN Re 80. 15s
.orge csrk IN B4-Erul icy,
Ba9krup.
knd now % VT. poa ~. -. Jay oi t1yer, Is.
o.. 1878. on the hearirg Of ihe hui shOw reu use
why George q rk, Barkrurt sloGld not be f.--
charged. Il Eapgesring to the Court that al q n
tees requi cd ~ law, ~ application fDI sai di.-
charge, hsd not publish i-sn. Of the plb,ica
tons IN one n the paJers having b.en omiited-it
is hereby ordered inat the helIingot thls Rule he
contnEed until Friday, inc kgi dsT ( Oc'CbeI next
At 10 oc.ock, =. u. ara ia the meantime rne NO.
t!ce u application f3r discharge np0G the day hst
mentiOntd be published In the DALI 1 oMHEacIAl,
Of he city Ct Wilmington.
At.est--S. TODNO%n MftH
Clerk SAID D.str 90 Co IT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
MARYLAND 6 DELAWARE RAIL-
lEE ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
uI and stter THURSDAY. Ju.R lvrH ,s.o
Trsins viii run 81 follows:

Freight trainwi have passenger car attached, and
Will be subject to delays incilen, 10 freight business
III frel2he must be AZ the various ai8tlons at least
thirty t3gl minutes before starting Of traina other
wise vii lay over twenty -four i2D hours.
Passengers using the 40 nj train from Faston
will arrive 10 Philadelphia at $40 a. III, and Ieturn
irg VIII l,ave Phiiaitpha at 81 i5 p TO-, thus giving
nearly eight hours for business purposes, In that
clty. j. L caldwell,
EAsTos. June SIN sTa SUPERINTENDENT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
DEGlsTER's OFFICE.

.
Ii NEW Castle COUNTY, Sept. 9st 1875.
Lpon the application NJ John .. Jackson Admin
lsira or " Jane J. t,riihih s'e Of NIL Cresk Hun
creh IA said county, deceased IT is ordered and
directed By the Register ma. the sfmIni-tra-
Joy AFORESAID give notice Of the granting ~ let
tiers % Administration upon the ksiste Of tie do
ceased, H the date VI granting thereof by causing
asverseme ents to I've lJstei, sithin forty days from
the tate 0f sGsh Letters. II -l< ~ tic most public
places Of the County : NV Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against me Estate % pre-
sent the same " ABIDE ~ Ac. Of = s1fnbiy 10
such case made anu pro-. ed AMI also cause the
safa- 20 De Inserted witlt tle sane period, IN NE
DAILY C09NkRctAL, Newspaper pqnilsa 1t n VII
rline.on and 10 be contlLuei therein three weeks,
cod
Given under th- hand aud Seal of Office Of
Il. ~ ne Register afOre.=.l, af New Castle, IA New
Castle County afores4i, me dag md year
aa1ve written. C. BiGfi,, Register.
EolICE.-Ali persons having claims against the
Esia'. u tue deceased inst present lie -ue, illy
att@--d IN Tine ediG.nlstrEtr. 81 before Sep;eu-
tcf 25' .. 1876, abide the Ac. uf Assembly IN Euc
lz=t IL 4,ie and proyIIel.
JOHN g. JACkSoS, AGnlnistrator.
A1lress, !iscsess!n, De. sep2l-Sweod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
for 8fnt.

L,OR NT.-POsSESSiON IMMEi l.
Il ATELY.-lIouss and store 422 Market street /,
between sth ard cth, eithsr separate OF both to-
ssfher apply to N. A. CORSON,
oci7.i7t OF N. I. Lchienstein. 275 Market 81.
NOR RENT-A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE,
I In dfst-elass neighborhood. Apply TO
W. 3. ARMOUR,
sep7- 5i9 West Eighth Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

LNUUND-iN THIS CITY, ON TIL URS-
Il DAY. October Tth, lea he. pocket book, con-
tanning small sum of money. The owner can have
II by provng ptop-ftF 8 paying expenses. Az
pJ AZ OFFICES. Z. COR. gTd AND KING.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

LNlNE FARINA COLOGNE WATER,
y Imported Farna Cologne Lavender Flower
Water, Violet Toilet Water, Florida Water, Bas
Rum, Rossdora Multilora and other Toilet Waters
tholco Extracts for the handkerchief, Perfume
Spray Atomizers &c, for sale by
Z. BhISGHUkSr Il co, ApothecGrieg
Cor. sixth Il Market Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
Mu4MuNGION d READING &, II,
w SUMMER AIlhAlJGEnE.sT.


Ettlftei.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Wilmington Tlh trains on the Philadelphia
Ntning;o on Baltimore AMI Delaware 1,ai.r6a,is
AZ Chddu's Fora vita trains on Z. & b. Z. X. X
At Coatesvliie win tralns on PannA K r., anil at
Reading g',,h trains on rhils L Htading Leb, Va.
ald East Puma, and Reading d Coun4uia Eailroad
And the heading snd Lslugh Railroad.
Z. CULLISGs,
mA-A-tf General Sur.4r, ,r7= u.lant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

POSTERS FOR LEG
lf1 TURES, meetings, and otner entertainments
printedon the mammoth steam prcss Of ths COZ.
sERGrI Prfut,n1fo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
Iotites.

NOTICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
lS Society meeting notices 10 secure insertion IN
the COMMERCIAL must i,D1rtnbly be paid for in ali-
UIHes, aDr4-t COMMERCIAL. PRINTING; co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
Yost and found.

+ Dsr-A RED CAhNELIAN BELONG
IL ING 10 4 -sich ribbon A suitable reward
viii he psid IL resuIntd to
r. Il ROBINSON d CO.
.sctif,s.' Sth w1rset.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

u A l. l. TICKETS. EXCEEDINGLY
- roSby, at discount from Philadelphia
~ the O JalfskrIAL ofnos
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
afanted.
Boarding.

pOARD-WfTH EITHER INGLE OR
- comm unicaiing roons at 81 West street. VII
m.nsi9n- De- c;sul
A PEW NTLEnES Can Bs AC-
a CONkoDATED vita bosrd a.
s1gso-t. - EISG STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENT LINEN Ar
- sngnttf si2 King srE GET
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

pATHlNG SPONGE OF FINE IuAL-
- ITY in large, medium and so all pieces Also
1ne Toilet sponge. For sale ny
L. bRlE9HURsT Il CO.
cor. Sixth Il MarEpt Sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-09
New Books.

The Last Journals Of Livingstone in Cen.
trail Africa. From 1855 10 his oea'h.
Continued by narrative OF bis last mo
men.s and sufferings, obtained from bis
faithful serysnts, CHINA and SUsI. by
HORACE WALLER. +. e. G. s., rector OF
Tw,weII. Northam p.on (England). New
York: HARPER & BROTHERS.
A book that will interest good many
people who have followed the late Or.
LivrNasTosE's narrative from the beginning.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Our Mutual Friend. By CHARLES DICKENS.
With Flny-eight illustrations bs F. MA
HONEY. New York: HARPER & BROTHERS.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The Early Kings of No,1ody; also; an Essay
onUe Portraits of John Kaor. By THOMAS
CARLYLE, Author of "The History OF
Frederick H., called Frederick the Great" !;
.sHistory Of the French Revolution"
.sPast end Present." etc. Ne" YORK:
HARrER & BROTHERS.. @".
For sa lie by WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
The Edinburgh Recie,0, for April, has been
laid upon our table by Messrs. WooDHousE
& PARuAM, the agents for the American pub
fishers of the standard British monthlies and
ouarterles. Among the articles are the
.Geology and Races of India" "Arctic Elk
ploration," Supernatural Religion" I" Pa
nal Rome and Catholic Reform"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-09
yves !, tern {, Connections.

4 delegation of gentlemen from Ports
month and Ironton, Ohio, will arrive nefe
today to confer with our citizens on .ne
.nhiect of the western connections Witni
chesapeake and Ohiorailroad. Certainty ~
should afford us peculiar pleasure 10 nold
Intercourse With these gentlemen. Besides
talking With them on matter that vltalaS
Interests us in business sense, 10 meeting
them we are meeting our real connexions
our cousips-chldren Of the daughtertO hio)
of our own dear mother, Virgins.
We are sure our citizens will be happy to
meet these worthy delegates and shake them
by the hand. There Is an amount OF COM
merce to be exchanged between US as soon
as the medium of its transportation Is ready,
the extent and thrift Of which we can hardly
oyer.estimate. 49, H...e r..
When we think how near we are to the
com pletion of the alE-raii connections be-
tween us-connections that are to benefit
their communities and ours 30 much-We
feel world of impatience at delay. Inc
way for the best route between the Atlantic
and the Mississippi is ours, and yet we have
not built along that way the road that Is ne
cessary TO make it available. We have just
conyersed with an intelligent gentleman
from Texas who travelled from Galveston TO
ST. Louis in forty-eight hours-distance
l ,O14 miles !; and it took him longer time 10
travel from Cincinnati to Staunton, Virs'-
mia distance, 4Gl miles. The delay OF river
navigation and the detention at Huntington
account for this. Certainly this contrast
between the expedition in travel in the far
West and the remarkable sloth i q that here
IA the East (and that, too, upon the most
elibible route between East aud West) can
not long be permitted to continue.
! 1t Is vitality interesting matter, and the
opportunity is good one to exchange
thoughts about it with our friends OF the
West, who are SO deeply concerned with US
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-09
Vice. President WILSON hss sba

Vice President WILSON has the pressden
sial lever very bad; but it Is OF the ~ pbo d
type-not hot and high. but low and in.
clined to collapse. The New York Tribune
IKE sbre"d and nd.bearted pbyslcias,
saw The absolute necessity of the stimulus of
an "in,eiyie~ cocktail" and gave it 10 him.
II evidently dld him great deal of eooJ
lie hiis page OF the Tribune with bis nor.
spired specalaiioDs- covers the whole somh
with imbeclle patronage and counsel, and
seems to base hope on very ba.elsss grounds
he is, OF course, decidedly against the tbrd
Term and ta'ari,m. The Tribune is SO fr,nE
as 70 say that the Vice President . does M,
name DIS OWN candidate for the presidency !,
On' ne Does not the Tribune know rho.
Es loreid'i'S It's of DO Consequence
he DDsphass slsnds ~ much chance Tor
'ae 'rssesass ~ YicesPreaaral WILSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-09
The Third Term.

Inlerviewers and others are eliciting from
many prominent persons their opinions
about GRANTS letter and the third term.
We observe that Senator MORTON is reticent.
Upon being shown a strong article against a
third term in the Indianapolis Journals
paper supposed to speak for him-he stated
that be was not at all responsible for what
the Journal said. He eXpi essed his deter
minalon to say nothing about the third
term, and nothing about the "political sltua'
ton" generally, until the contest for the
next Presidency fully sets in. MORTON will
not bind himself BY any opinions or princi.
pies expressed in advance.
The Herald has been quite active in inter-
viewing prominent persons. Its last batch
of interviewed" consisted of Attorney
General PIERREPoNT, Senator THURMAN,
Senator CLAYTON, of Arkansas, Consr ssman
WILLIS, and eX.Congressmau WILSON, of 10.
diana.
Attorney General PIERREroNr puts. full
faith in what General GRANT says ABOUT his
not desiring 10 be renominated, and about
there being no probability that he Will be
needed for "third term," SO as to make it
public duty for him 10 serve again. he also
asserts that General GRANT has been free ID
communicating to him bis plans, and they
do not look to continuing in office after his
present term. He excuses General GRANT
for not declaring that he would not be again
a candidate on the ground that he did not
desire to "play at prophecy" cit would
" not be proper for him to say unqnaitiedly
that he could never again be candidate
"for the Presidency. How could he With
"out assuming the ridiculous manner of
prophe.:" Thus says Mr.. PIERREroST.
REvgRDY JOHNSON says, on The other hand,
that General GRANTS idea that be may tie
necessary for a third term is an "ide con-
"ceit, having 10 other support but the most
"egrcgious vanity" But the Attorney
General thinks that the President is siLcsre,
and that the coast is clear.
Not so, Mr.. Senator THURMAN, who cor-
Siders the situation unaltefej. GRANT sub
mi.s the question to the people whether he
shall be RE ectcd or not, and repudiates the
example OF WASHINGTON aud the "unwrit
ten law" Aud his letter (says Mr.. THUR.
NAM contains narrative of his sacrifices,
which looks like an appeal to the sympathies
Of the people.
Senator CLAYTON thinks the Republicans
would not rcnominate General GRANT under
aHy circumstances, and also thinks that Gene
raj GRANT don't want to be reBomipaed.
EX-CoDgressman WILSON. Of Indiana, cor
siders General GEANT's letter displays the
very teldeucie, which he wished while in
Congress to check by constitutional limlta-
ton of teae presidential term TO siX'years.
MoRraE is the true representative OF the
military President. He, too, don't want to
''turn prophet and speak In advance.
Wua:ever strategy may lead TO the victory
they want, that they will employ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-09

head for this sacri|epinus criticism OF his
composiuons.- Petersburg Appeal.
How very imptous to attribute festive
paragraphs to venerable and sedate gentle
map, remarkable for his gravity and solemni'
ty; and furthermore. whoisso much opposed
to a "lie" that he says "lay" rather than
use the word. How could such man puff
the springs? But be Is SO much like uncle
ToBY that be forglves everybody, even him
of the Inder,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-09
spECrAL NOTICES i.
mar COHEN BROTHERS

E-3 OOdEN bhOl HEMP zss Ss5gf - ssgti
are selling tae best Pacific LAWNS lnosin
remnants at12hc.
They have also one OF the largest as7or ments OF
DRESS GO0DS In the city.
DRESS GOODS at 9, 12N, Is, and / &c. for the
WoRsTED DEBEGES-reduced from CSC.
All the. better quality DRESS GOODS reduced in
Their assortment of BLACK and COL0RED
SILKS both for dresses and trimming Is inc
largest and cheapest ever offered, being bought
I at various auction sales. e
Do not fail TO see their BLACK ALPACAS and
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at 12h4c., at Lee. reduced from
SOC, at 25c. reduced from Acc.
Great bargains in FRENCH PlQUE5.
Also. FRENCH NAINsooK and CAMBRICs at
from 10 to Csc, usual value SO to 45c.;
SWISS MUsLlNs and TARLATANs bought at
recent auction sales. See their prices.
FRENCH-WovE CoRsETs at 5oc., at Tic. worth
s1,ats2 selling generally for $1.75, at SO
reduced from S2.75.
The largest varietyin HAMBURGER EDGlS9 ana
INSERTING ever offered.
Also, a large stock of PARASOLS,
COTTON TRIMMING In great variety at fully half
value;
Also, COVENTRY and GUIPURE TRIMMING
at considerably lsss than usual price
RIBBONS In all widths and shades;
sASH-RI BBONS from soc. up. 1e5