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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
VAN DEUSEN'S
Worm CONNECTIONS

my child was relieved of thirty-five worms, "
Winfield Malew, 512 River Street, Troy, N.
MY child passed over thirty worms, n-MrsaM.
Walters, liz River street, Troy, n Y.
MY child was relieved OF thirty-six worms. >
Nicer, en- Az Second street. Troy, n
''My child was relieved OF a large quantity of pin
worms,"--S Clement. 62 Green street, Troy, \
MY child was relieved of twelve worms by ia
king Van Dusens Worm CONNECTIONS. Margaret
IaaelI, 81 Van Vert street, Albany.
BY using Van Deusen's Worm CONNECTIONS my
child was relieved of forty worms, '-Almina Clute,
800 State sire, t, Albany,
BY using one box of Van Deusen's Worm Con
fectcns my five children passed over one hundred
worms. MARY Ann Lovett $50 State St, Albany,
MY children were relieved OF twenty five worms
e Hus, enghaE, % Bradford 1T, Albany. Y.
MY two children were relieved of fifty
worms by using one box of Van Deusen's Confec'
TONS Mira Richard Bailey, TO Fourth ST., Troy
by using one hox of Van Deusen's C"nfections
mp child passed twenty-f worms, all over twelve
inches long,"-Mrs Nj Dugan, 1U2 Sixth Street, Ho
boken, N j.
My child passed worm over two feet long,
Catharine Fender, Jefferson Street, Hoboken, n
my child was relieved of ten worms, Mrs N
Phal0n. Catharine street, Jersey City.
Mo child passed fifteen worms. Margaret Ho
gan, 143 South Eighth street, jersey City
My children ed large number OF worms BY
taking Van Deusen's Worm CONNECTIONS. MARY
Head, SO Martin street, Albany,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24

, Trains with Through No. No. d. No.. 4.
, Cars Day tx. Pack Mn TX.
TO NEW YORK. EX.suu. Daily. tx, Sat.
d sun.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24

THIS Is THE ONLY LINE THAT RUNS THE
celebra ed PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago TO
Bal imore, Wa hington City, Philadelphia and
New York, W thout change Ask for tickets via
Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Line.
ThrougS tickets for sale at all principal ticket
offices, at the lowest current rates.
+. K. MYERS, G, p. & I. A.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh t.Wayne&Chicago
AND PENNSYLVANIA RHINE
Condensed Time Table.
MAY. 1N1a.

TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO Dept,
Corner Canal and Madison Sts., West Side,
On arrival of Trains from North and Southwest.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24

The following il the time of the CIECINNATI
LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN:
Leave Rock Island 600 Il. m via P. & r. Ry;
Peoria 10: 10 a. ; Sheldon p. IA. Lafayette 30
?. m; indianapolis G:I5 p. m; Cincinnati 1885 p
H., Louisville II 100 p. n.
Close connections for Baltimore. Washington,
New York and Southern points.
Leave Rock Island 1:30 p. m. via p. & r. 1. Ry;
Peoria 100 p. M; Lafayette 800 a. m; Indianap
oils 400 a. M; arrive Cincinnati s:45 a. m. Icuis~
VILE $50 a. M; Dayton ":i5 p. m; Columbus II:
10 a. M; Pittsburgh 200 p. m. Immediate connec
tons through to Philadelphia, New York & Boston
CHICAGO & LOGANSPoRT FAST EXPRESS
Leave Rock Island 80 p m; Peoria / 100 p. IN. !;
Gilman $50 a. m; chicago T3J m; State
Line 410 a. M; Logansport 7:l5 a. m; Columbus
1855 p m; Pittsburgh 1903 a. III. Toledo 5: 80 p IN
Cleveland 10:1Op, IN.
! Close connection at Chicago, Pittsburgh and
Cleveland for all Eastern and Northern Cities.
/ Ry this route passengers avoid delay, and ON
nibuses transfer through large cities which rem
ders it very desirable, particularly for ladies'.
! Ask for ii kets reading ON Peoria via T. P &
W. R'y. Baggage heck Through
A. l.. HOPKINS, Receiver, Peoria
! II. C TOWNSEND. oenI Tfct Agt Peoria
/ For information address
W. r. CRUMPTON,
Gen. West'n Ag't, Burlington, Iowa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
the Eastern shore.

An flkton family is reported to have received
4 windfall from South America.
Early potatoes will soon be large enough for
shipment in tho lower counties.
District Grange to be composed of Wicomico,
Somerset and Worcester counties, il in agta-
tnn
Tie Wig thinks if laziness killed more
,euplo than hard work, Elkton would DO
q yasl grave yard.
Tho Wlitworth Bros. have rebuilt their
-nul-. lately burned at Elkton, and have recon-
mruded business in them.
Crlaled wants more houses, but the wealthy
-eom inli-posed to build them. A few loan
l-roriations will do the work.
fast trotter belonging to Capt. Il. II. lieatl-
cr-, Of Denton, died last week. OF lung fever.
lne horse was valued at $500.
Travelling imposter who passes for Signor
E,t6, and who has been travelling through the
lennnnla was eggod at Salisbury last week.
The farmers club at Salisbury will begin u
discussion on Saturday of the best remedy for
present depressed farming in Wicomco county.
The Ncwtown Record has reduced its size one
half but having been n mammoth eight page
paper II ia now as large as the average papors Of
u the Peninsula. p. @. Fossett, who has been
conducting tho paper, sovers his connection
with It,
The new Atlantic Hotel OH the Worcester
beach has been leased to company consisting
of Granville Stokes, IL. Il. Pitts, H. j. Henry,
1. Juncs Taylor for term of five years. The
lt-t year the lessees have the house rent free
the nest -four years they pay the company ak
per cent on the cost of the house and grounds
together with tho insurance and taxes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
Zeal Estnt. Transfers.

Kent county Del. John Daley has pnr-
,lased at Sheriffs sala, the Joshua II. Clement's
n.rnl. ni 2iO acres, Marydel, for s25. 10 pei
arre,
bo, sold to Thomas Massey, OF Middletown,
DEL. the " Merritt farm, for Sl1 ,29i 30, or
si5 ~ per acre
Trnstoes have made the following sales A ~
oere farm within one mile of Centrevile, to
lhial Wilson. colored, at $50 per acre; the farm
uf irhoa A. Bryan. on Bordleys Island, of 2l5
nrrca. to W. j. Price for $50 90 per acre
nId Mr. Bryan's home farm ON Nye River,
III acres. to Valentine B. Clements for .2G 80
por acre the Cark's Corner property of Stephen
II. klmhles, deceased to William Cuff, oolorcd,
n acres, at SIG per acre the Marlborough -
farm of 10 acres TO Wm. !. Sennett, at ell per
acre IL dwelling house and lot of land at Coxo 3
Station to Joseph l.. Wilson for 52il the farm
ol Richard Philips, deceased, l47l acres, TO II.
L. Sill for 60 ~ per acre the " lfoldon's Hill
hrtl. loo acres, to Wm. II Smith, for $500 per
hrrt
Talbot county ; J. +. Mancha, real estate
agent lAs sold for h. j. Triple and Mrs. Jose
phne hayward. tho Townsend farm, near Royal
p,h Of liS acres, 10 Hall n Brown of Canada
the dwelling in Easton, lately occupied by O..
scott Dawson, for $2,275 TO J. V. H. Wright.
The parsonage of the NJ. II. Church south, in the
-inr iuwt to W. Il. Lee, for - 100.
Caroline county Charles =. itdgolys Bear
toNn farm 100 acres has been sold to Sidney
Smith, OF New York, for II $50, and n tract of ~
srro- to George FaleH OF deneseo county, New
York, for 800.
Somerset coumty Mrs. John Il. toutaine las
-oll hor truck farm in Il high state Of cnltiva-
tlon, in Somerset county, to Mr.. Fletcher Fon-
tame for |, 7lU
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

BILE. They are charts by which to steer the ship
of State. Excellent as were many of the proceed
ing addresses, this Grafton was considered by
many the browning effect Of the occasion.
The valedictory address WAS delivered by Her.
bert q. Dow, OF Bangor Me-, in the course Of
which farewells to instructors, guides, friends,
classmates, and the few happy years OF college
life were uttered in words Of feeling and real
pathoa.
At its close, the President, in short Latin ad-
dress, conferred the degree Of A. b. upon Misses
Comlev. Hanes. Hooper aud McIlvain, and
Messrs. Booth, Dow, Lppncott and Richards;
and that of B. S. upon Messrs. Corlies, Hopes,
Reese, Lewis and Ridgway.
few words were subsequently said by the
venerable Samuel Willetts President of the
Board of Managers, whose eghtieth birthday, by
happy and beautiful chance, was celebrated
by this suspicious occasion. Expressing his
loving interest in the college, and satisfaction
IN ts progressas an enterprise dear to his heart,
he also expressed some fear that interest in ag-
ricultnre and the mechanic arts was subordina-
ted to other more ambitious aims OF science, and
urged the pupils to look upon agriculture espec-
ally az one of the noblest of pursuits and wor-
thy of the best powers of men.
After the dismissal of the audience, the guests
were Hospitality entertained at luncheon in the
College dining halls before separating from this
last and pleasantest occasion OF the collegiate
wear
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
rhe Delaware College A,henean.

ITS ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT, LAST EyEN1Nd-A
CROWDED AND FINELY DECORATED HALL-THE
EXERCISES.
Correspondence of the Commercial.
NEWARK, DEL, June l6.
The annual exercises of the Athenean Society
of Delaware College took place in the oratory,
last evening, which was beautifully decorated
with flowers woven into artistic representations.
The hall was densely packed.
The exercises were opened with an overture
by Ritchies band, which furnished the music
for the occasion, after which Jno Il. Martin,
chairman of the Society Committee inaugurated
the literary portion of the programme. Rev.
Geo. J. Porter asked divine blessing, when
Geo. Morgan, Esq delivered the society
address. His subject was "Whitewashed
Trees" being sarcasm upon the custom
of fastening prejudices, pandering to vicious
tastes and whitewashing the defective IN hl
manity. The orator showed clear-headed COLI
ception of fthe evil results flowing from such
practices and counselled stralght-out crusade
for the good, the beautiful and the true as tile
only proper remedy.
After a pei foimsnce by the orchestra, Rev
Epher Whitaker orator of the evening, was ln-
troduced, and announced as his subject "The
Progress of Religious Liberty" We cannot find
room, too day, for the very full abstract which
has been furnished us.
In response to numerous calls short addresses
were made by S. M. Harrington, Esq, MIR. Mar
shall, Judge Houston and DR.. Frost, after which
the audience were dismissed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

The northern part of Quincy, ILL.,, WAS visited
by tornado and thunder storm on Monday
night. Many houses were blown down, and one
man WAS killed, and several persons were Sc
verely injured. The damage by the storm is o.
timated at 900.
At Dover, N j., on Monday afternoon,
Patriot Payne was struck by John Gibney, and
went to his house for revolver. Being much
excited, he accidently discharged the weapon
and killed his wife.
The Name Republican State Convention met
at Portland yesterday and nominated General
Selden CoiIiior for Governor.
th,, Sona Of America, is in session at Baltimore.
The reports OF it's officers show very prosper,
ons condition of the order. F. E. Steers, OF
Pennsylvania, has been elected President Tor
the ensuing year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
Real Estate.

PUBLIC SALE AT THE DELAWARE HOUSE TO-DAY
BY REYNOLDS ~ co.
A public sale of real estate by Reynolds Co.
took place according to announcement at !.
o'clock to-day at the Delaware House, Thomas
M. Ogle beng the auctioneer. The following
property was sold:
No. /. A four roomed house, SOP McCaulleI
street, to H. +. Dure, for 5000.
No. Q. A five roomed house on Scott street, tt
George c. Ward, for 1880.
No. 3. A six roomed house, on Buttonwoot
street, to George H. Bates, for 81, 200.
No. 4. A twelve roomed house, No. 1000 JET
ferson street, to James Morrow, for 81, 7OO sub
ject to mortgage of $4,000.
No. 3. A LOT 32 by 90 feet, on Searles street
was sold to Thomas M. Ogle, for 1890.
The sale will be continued, this evening, at
o'clock, when II building lots over lth stree
bridge will be sold.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
Person nj.

Among those injured in the accident on the
Boston a Now York II. R., on Saturday evening,
wa. Hon. James q. Blaine, who was considers
nly bruised and received wound in his side
winch haa since confined him to his bed. His
INJURIES are not serious, however.
Dr. A. s. Packard, OF Salem, Mass, aud Dr. p.
Il Ihler, President Of the Maryland Academy
or Sciences, Baltimore, Md, two of the ablest
cntomologists in America, will start in a few
,l,y- on Western tour toinvestigate the insects
winch have been 30 destructive TO vegetation.
..ucrially the grasshoppers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
The Railroad Compromise.
IT Is ACCEPTED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA CO

IT IL ACCEPTED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA CO.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1G.-
The Board of directors of the Penna. X. r.
have approved tho basis of arrangement with
b. ~ o. r. H., entered into in New York on Friday
last. The action of the BALTIC. Il ohio directors
is not yet known.
rlIE ACTION OF THE Il. x o. WITHHELD
BALTIMORE, June 1G.
The action of Directors Of the b. 4 O. Il. r
o'clock, If then.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

FIRST Recommendations Council, No. L.,
Sovernigns of Industry, celebrated its first anni
versary at the City Hall. last evening. q. W..
Roberts presided and introduced Mrs. Mary
Byrnes, who spoke of the benefits of co-opera-
tion between the sexes in the labor reform
movement. Jocob Byrne, the husband Of
speaking particularly of the origin, purpose and
work of the order. He discussed the money
question at some length, in the course of which
he made the somewhat rather astonishing state
mont that consumption is greater in this coun-
fore, that we are fast going to the dogs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
SENTENCE OF THE RIOTERS.
rhc NexI nInrYInud I.cgisInlnre.

In Baltimore yesterday Democratic primaries
Wero held, to nominate delegates to a Iiegisla-
l.ye Nominating Convention to be held to-day.
The dnerican says that the Legislative ticket
tlhl VIII, according to present appearances pe
formed, have but little claim to even moderate
character of respectahility and capablity. Ihert
iS not more than two or three upon 1t OF rea
Standing and character, whilst the majority art
are Of that description of nominations mot III
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

a schedule of the assetts and liabilitios OF
hnDramam Jackson. the "defaulting' lawyer oil
hoston was filled yesterday. His liabilities are
9ilI,72O; his assets S151, ,618.85.
The grasshoppers in Nebraska arc reported to
ne gong northward, and doing little or no dam
ago "a vast army" of the pests, which passed
oyer ' Omaha on Monday, left hosts of ''strag
James A. Chastaine, the thieving book keeper
oi Ely, Havery x Richardson, of Memphis, wa'
arrested in Arkansas on Saturday, but released
to escape
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

CANT GEr A WARRANT.-A. t. Wineate, the
Young man at whom Sergeant ONeill shot. the
other day, and unfortunately killed young lady
has been to the different magistrates of this city
except Esqs. Watson and O'Neill, to complain
against the officer for all assault with intent to
kill. Tho magistrates, however, owing to the
circumstances of the case, refuse to issue war
rant Mr. Wingate now intends to wait and en-
ter complaint before the Grand Jury at the next
farm of court
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
England.

AN immense FAILURE-FIFTEEN MILLIONS IIABIL-
ITIEs.
LONDON, June 16-Noon.
Alex, Collie & Co., commission merchants of
london and Manchester. and eha"d y rc F"@.
A. - = hu'S
failed. 1t is reported that the liabilities of Alex.
Collie & Co. alone will anotlnt to fifteen mil
lions of dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
rev ADVERTISEMENTS, To-dxy.

For rents. Il II. McCary. ...
Warwick collars-Breyity.
Fire works-Adams II bro.
Clam soup-Fullmer's Brevily
strawberry festiya-scott church.
Notice to w. Is X. X. r. stockholders.
Hall chairs, etc--Ent. Mani. Co--Brevity.
Dubell the hatter-Brevity.
Wanted-carriage painter.
Get your beds-Adair's Breviiy.
25 cents-Singles n Son, Brevity.
Ice picks-Billany,
Webb has a large stock-Bri witty.
Cedar spiggots- Bllany.
city Laundry --Brevity.
Buxbaum's advice-Breylty.
Furniture covered-Breyity.
Mrs Bradway-Brevity.
DeNormandle's sale-Brevily
Funeral notice.
Marriage notice.
List of unclaimed letters.
New music books-Ditson.
Shoe store at 4th and Market Breyity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
New Jersey.
a TRAGEDY AT TRENTON.

TRENTON, June 1G.
DIR. VIM. Rice was shot, early this morning, by
man named Sylvester Toole, while, he. was
coming from his house in response to call Of
Toole, who said his wife was sick.
Two shots took effect, one in the breast and
the other in the neck. p, II
Toole has been sick and DIR. Rice attended
him. lie is of very jealous disposition and
frequently charged his wife with intidelity. In
some respects, also, he has seemed to be half
demented. He has been arrested.
The wounded man appears to think he is NOR
tally injured, that other physicians express some
hone for him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
Il NEW YORK. June 1G.
Gold opened, this morning at s1.1G5s.
Furnished ny Craige, johnson q Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9th and Market Sts.l
LONDON, 1880, p. NJ, June 1G.
U. $. 1865, 1868 18G7's 10Gs{ Ten-forties
1O415; New Fives Of 81, lO3ss. Consols money
92N@93 Account, a3@93A. Erie common
shares 141l. Preferred, "a. New York Cen
tral o. Market firm.
3 FRASgFoRT June II.
US. 5.2O's of 1862, 991&.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
The pennsyIynnia Prohibitionists.

The Pennsylvania State Temperance Conven-
ton met yesterday, at Harrisburg. The follow
X. Junkin, of Lawrence county, and IA others
Secretaries, Bev. d. q. Babcock, of Philadelphia,
and $. M. Sayford, of Harrisburg. Among the
resolutions was one declaring that persons who
traffic III or rent property for the sale OF intox-
eating beverages, or sign petitions or bonds for
obtaining license, or in any other way favor the
traffic, should be subjected to church discipline.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The commencement proper OF Delaware Col
lege took place, to-day.
quorum was not present, and no meeting of
the Board of Trade was held, last evening.
The AlumnT reunion of the Wesleyan takes
place. this evening, and the commencement to-
morrow evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
S.eriiislny.

nEsuMrTtoN OF THE Won ARMIN TRIAIr-TnrpRIsoN
MENT DEMANDED.
BERLIN, June 16
The trial OF Won Armin was resumed, before
the Kammergericht Counsellor, to-day. The
public prosecutor concluded his argument, and
demanded the Imprisonment of the Count be .
cause he was guilty of embezzlement with mat
ter of abstractlng documents received in an Of
fetal capacity. s,-H ts4sa..ll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

ARRIVAL IN NEW yoRE-ELEoTIoN OF oFFIcERs.
Speeidi telegram 10 he Commercial.
New York, June 16.
The Peninsular Press Association left Lewes
at p. NJ. yesterday, and arrived in this city at
this morning. The passage was very pleasant
being perfectly smooth and no one complained
of sea-sckness.
On the way mp, the annual meeting was held,
last night, and the old officers Of the Associa-
ton were reelected, except b. Everett Smith,
vicePresident,. who declined. DR.. W. ID. No
BILE of the fredericksburg Courier was elected in
his stead
Many of the members being unable to get
staterooms on the steamer, were quite fatigued,
this morning. and dsbandment was made un-
til noon, at which hour the association Will start
on tour of sght-eeeing visiting several OF the
newspaper Offices the park. &c. .ro 4 !s. ... in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
ur. neacn. Remarks Yesterday.

III tho Tlton- Beecher trial yesterday Mr.
Ieach animaiverted with much severity upon
Va" action of the Plymouth Church inyestiSat'
,iig committee He also made labored argu'
llent to show that Tton had tried to suppress
Tue scandal, and that. he was not Responsible FOL
'tr publication. lie thinks that Tilton still has
great future before him, and will yet redeem
himself in the eyes Of the world. MIR. Beach an
bounced that hls client only claimed nomlna
laInages
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16
t'ne Miners, Troubles.
rua STRIKE AT AN END, AND RESUMPTION TO TAI

FlIG STRIKE AT AN END, AND RESUMPTION TO TAKE
PLACE IN A FEW DAYr.
Ihe gratifying intelligence comes from tho
disturbed mining regions OF Pennsylvania that
the long strike il at an end. During Monday u
'i'2eu OF more meetings of miners were held in
The neghborhood of Wilkesbarre, and notwith-
Standing the strenuous efforts of the leaders to
maintain the strike, it become apparent that
ino temper of the operatives was in favor OF re-
sumption, and they were obliged to succump to
The pressure. AT conference between Mr.
Parrish, OF the Lehigh and Wilkesbaire
COal Company, the miners agreed to a reduction
ol IN per cent in the wages on the basis of 1874
when the Wholesale price OF coal III New YORK
reaches 1928 they are to receive an advance OF
; per cent, which is to be increased as the
prlce goes up. II coal reaches S6 per ton the
nlen arc to get I'M advance of IL per cent. on the
present rates. 1t is confidently expected that
The miners i'll other sections will follow the exam
gle of those of the Wyoming region.
SENTENCE OF THE RIOTERS.
Tie tlirty-two striking miners convicted at
'lcarileld of conspiracy and riot, were sentenced
yesterday afternoon. In pronouncing sentence
Tic Judge divided them into three classes. The
hr7i class consisting of John H. Joice, President
4" the Minors Union in the Clearheld region
Jnltn j. haloney, Secretary, and Ralph PARKS,
',eoIge McGowan, Thomas Bnrchdall and
Matthias Mayer, were sentenced eact
la pay tho costs Of prosecution ano AN,
pll-oninent of one year. The second class, en-
hiacin6 thirteen others, were sentenced each 10
pay costs and S25 fine, and be imprisoned ioi
rsty days. Sentence on the remaining thlrteei
"'r suspended, on the ground that they acteo
lnor control of the leaders. Xingo Parks, The
'n'rntaIy of the National Union, was present
ana wept profnsely after the announcement
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

INTELLECTUAL LEoTURE.A not large but very
apprecatve audience assembled at the Central
Presbyterian church, last evening" and were ably
addressed by Rev. Theodore S. Wynkoop on the
social customs and government of India. The
experience Of the speaker enabled him to give a
correct view of the influence of schools and edu-
cation and the favor with which missionary
schools were received not only by the govern
ment but by the people.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

READY FOR ExoHAHdE.--P. s. Ermold, Treas
urer of the W. IL II. II. r., gives notice of his
readiness to exchange certificates of stock in
the above railroad for that of the consolidated
companies Wilmington & Reading and Balti-
more, Philadelphia 4 New York Railroads.) The
advertisement is printed under our head of no.
tces.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

STARTING AT CHEsTER-Wison Il Chadwick,
who formerly were machlnists employed in this
city, are about to open machine shop at Chester
and for this purpose have procured from Il. IL.
A. Belts some valuable machinery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

GRADED.-The Delaware shore Il. r. is now
graded aud nearly ready for receiving the ties
and IRON on its entire length, which is some
twenty miles, extending from Woodbury., in
Gloucester county, to Pennegrove, i'll Salem
cnuntY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

ORprNAT1oN.-Th Presbytery of New Castle
will hold an adjourned meeting in the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, Market street above Och,
tomorrow (Thursday) June 18th, at3 O'Clock,
p. M, for the purpose of ordaining and installing
Rev. Frederick b. Duval. pastor of said church.
The ordination sermon will be preached by Rev.
John Crowell, d. d., at O'Clock in the evening,
after which the young pastor will he ordained
and installed, by the laying on of the hands OF
the Presbytery and by prayer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-16

FINE AnTs.-Wm. Tanning n Co., Of New
York, Brussels and London, have arrived i'll this
city, and leased the vacant store in the Opera
House, where they will open tomorrow CThurs-
day) evening with the finest collection OF Paint
ings ever shown in Wilmington. Particulars in
to-morroys paper.