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, 1875-02-22
The Cold xven1l.cr and Its Effects.


Coy7tspn,.dence Of The Chicago tribune.
MENDorA, H., Fob. 10.-Tho 1ong-continued
cold weather In being soTorely falt hero Duui-
ness Of all kinds IL slack. owing to tho Bcycrity
It tho weather. Tho farming compuuity have
their lands full in clearing nway tho heavy Bnow-
driits aud opening up tho roals for travel, which
lnye beel, impctled Binuc the last acnvy fall Of
Enow, Of Feb. 10; and only thoae who caunot
nyoid Il coma to town.
scarcity Of water. Eyosixths Of tho farmers,
for luies around hero, hayo scarcely
enfTlcIcnt for household use, anl nro
compelled to drive. their stock in
IL r. gootl supply. Of that now PRECIOUS liquid
while others iako advantage ot tho anow md
mcs it.-l,o Hight work by tic time 20 or 30 load
NJ cattle have nllnyed thoir shirHt, even onco
dav.
This ia not tho only cnuso fer complaint; at
1cast linc~tcnths Of tho fa,ncrs hnyo had tlloir
potatoea. apples. bcels, eahbaScs and. in short,
everything III tlicir cellars. frozeu, and havo not
general. arc having prottv hstl timo oftt.
The pcoplo Of tlsH aud other towns around
hero arc no better of. Ntcst Of tho wa!ts are
dry, aud, in 1nnny instances, thoso who hnvo
IL equally Inaccessible. Previous to tho auow,
Ice wns iii great demand, and many families havo
soo1!y quality Of It In their yards for tho pt,r-
lose Of melting. II 1t Wor0 not for tho city
we.ls, Hc Hh0tatd 10 III very phd aSatD. Even
acme OF these become e1haustol early III tho
day, nnd tho morning sees rush OF poo
plo ut tho pumps. Tho city spent be-
tween 10000 aud sl3,000 on IN ArtcBinn
well, and wont down como 1880 fcot,
when tho drills aud poles got ntueu. and are
lhoru yet,-tho rorktncn having failed to recover
them: work OIL It has boen Suspended for tho
present. 1t would provo great boon now Ind
It bccn I succcss.
1t IL h hard tsluo for tho poor aud those who
Aro out Of employment. but l am harpy to say
xo llayo not 1nanv such.
Those WHO had bcen proyIdcnt enough to
stock their collars for winter rac iu tho majority
or instances have Ind everything frozen. COL
!a1y hare froycn hero this year that have never
boom knonn to frenzo hefU1e. Vegetables arc
ecarra commodity, aud oil articles OF daily con-
sumption command high price.
Tho inprllmene 10 traffic by railroad IL
greatly felt here, too.-most OF tho trains being
very much behind especially from tho North
pt,d WeH!, which nre frequently fiyc to ton hours
late, caubinB great iucouycuieuco 10 passon-
GeiH.
A suidcn cllange took place last ovonlng 1t II
O'clock. Tho thermometer waa rs dog. hboyo
zcra. witt, light anow, showing change in
twcntS.four hours OF 81 deg. Thu barometer
fell from 238t to 9.35 In tho sa,no tInle its ill.,
aications aro tho sauia tu-luy, With light Bnow.
, 1875-02-22
A Modern N1other OF XHeross.

The correspondent ot tho Loudon Daily Tele-
graph at Home wrtes: "lAero has just died At
daughter @ Of tLo MsraueSs Angioieiti .~ Ans tiot
husband. Count Tosi d JOSH. Al, officer In the
old Bardinian army. fell covered with with
Wounds ut kovara. liz had four sons, Of whom
Alfouso. tho eldest. after serving - tue vonssaa
aud died quite youth at Vollotsi. Tho young.
est, Luigi, almost boy, wap arrested by Tie
Papal authorities for treason. and died in prison
in 1850. Tie SECOND soii. An officer III the
lsessaxliesi, gained tho medal for bravery Ut 6au
nIarliao, and died glorious death befors 0aota.
Tue third, Antonio Sergeant In tho army, was
also Qua OF darlbaldi'H Thousand. aud foil under
the wall. Of Capla OF tho "a Of October. 1850.
ia great poverty Ia tho sofuyo for widows ut
Turin, aud has just died. Suroly she deserves
s memorial IN coMnoa Milh Adelaide Carroll"
, 1875-02-22
MICHIGAN,

AlaGELAANkUlH uGo&iAdos
Special Dnpakch TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
LANa1au, Mich, Fob. 2o.-Ihis morning Ms
Romcr, of st. Clair, moved \ reconsideration d
the voto by which tho salasloa Of officers Of th4
State military forco wero fixed. The motion
Nas carried, and tho bill will bo uvethauiA
again. Tho SALARY proposed for tho inspector.
tho character Of hsa dutiea.
Tho Committee appointed to investigate tht
condition Of the Detroit savings Bank, desired
authority to visit Detroit and exhmiao pcrsoa,
and papozs. They wore given snoh Authorityst.
ter an exciting dobate. It looks as though. lit
whole past history Of she bank will be insesa
Eatcd.
Mcssrn. Doniamln, Billings. and Kilbou.p.
were appointed ths Committee to investigated tds
body-snatching buHtneaa In Genesseo Countt
aud tue rotation Of tho University thereto.
Tho Governor has approved tho bills creating
Board Of Fund Commissioner !, transferring
insane porsops from tho Detroit Soldiers Home
making appropriations for tho now Capitol.
concerning grants to hospitals, aud uaking ar
propriatlons for tho Btase Normal School.
The Special conmttos % % on tho Li2uortiTt'@;; 2str !;
ameudmouta to tic Holicn l.lquor BILL Ihe1
woro ostotsd printed. They do not c1ahga hi
character Of tile bill substantially.
The Auditor 9cnoral informs tle 1lou'e tod,1
tHAt S4l6,13t uAQ GG01 11P6HuGu LOT EHB suP
| port OF tho Agricultural College. The proqaedl
ot the 6Alca ot Agricultural College lh,da hart
atnountcd to a107,879. The lntercBt on the Ae.
r.cu'tural College funds during the last year hu
amounted to 9A.o0l. md large quautitYo
land u yet uusold.
Tha beorotary Of the State Board Of Health
! announced 10 tie House that tho salary lh: 81
| TINT Department during the last ycss aulonassl
| to nbouE $4,000.
Tho ehtof feature Of to-day's bnsinoaa In beth
Houses was the groat number Of bills iutte
/ dhtod. There arc but tlreo days moro iu whle1
| to Introduce blll8.
The House passed ths bill amending shs II
Incorporating ETmuaBtio associations. and ota
or two others of no apccial Importance.
A resolution requesting Congress- to give 10
each lonorably discharged soldier 1900 IN money
was referred 10 the Oonltnittoo on Military II.
| fairu.
Tile Legislature adjourned till MondaJ.
, 1875-02-22

In paper read botoro the British Medical AS
aoclatiou, DE. MacCul,nao speaks OF thu eaae
With which AAtatio cholera yields to early troat-
meus-4 TACT known to hIm, le says. for Many
yea1B, aud bin method Of meeting tho diseAse by
gottlng in advance OF tho promoutory diarzlea
having proved very aucceaaful. Tho prophylAc-
tic ha employs III simply s'suphurio acid lemon-
alo," administered In daily doscs containing half
\ dsana of tho dilute acid. It ID stated that on
one occasion forty Inmates Of tho asylum in
Which DR.. u. is Waiting physician werc suddenly
oumbed almoat Immediately. lilo ordorol sui
phuslc acid lemonade for ali tue inmates (4O0),
aud no Que elae was attacked, tho 1o,nAinIng
caAoa making good recoyer!es. Or. u. says that
watcr for drinking should be "cooko1,' aud TIA
yored with I pinch OF tea OF coffee, cinnamon,
lussa!A, etc.
, 1875-02-22

since the tsnlency Of tle times In toward in DO
reu1once, hmonp The n,oro prosperous churches
II tho city arc thoso upon an independent baals.
After ali, them tho proanecta arc, TINT whnt
seems TO haye bccn n hardship to AIR. MokaiE
will prove : blessing In disguiso.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11

The Iowa CarbOnated stone Pipe Works,

The Iowa CarbOnated stone Pipe Works,
Manufacture Drain. Sewer. Well Pipe and Chin
ney Elucs- 9Th II Vim cts. Dee MGincs. Iowa.
III. WILLIS, Sup't, WM. &. STREET, Prop.
Especial attention IL @ivca 10 the manuiactur-
To-. Of entire Oh mney Fiucs and Tops: they he
Ing less in weight and cost by che half than bTics
iues Of the same capacity iii draft. The iiuc
being round iBsurcs a perfect draft. either for the
burning Of wood Or Ceal; are warranted 10 with
stand the extreme action Of heat and frost; are
readily and safely put mp by any person: are made
OF different PATTI rms and SECS. send for cash
price list.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11

gathered abou, thc grave. The Judge
removed his hat asd - the Captain
uncovered the faces Of the dead, CON-
menced:
"'I AN TIE resurrection and the life
Why, there's the horse thief now, Col.
onel! I beg your pardon, ladies and
gentlemen, lie that believesh in -
just then the Judges eye fell upon
the dead womans face, and he screamed:
"And there's the Sherid's assaiisnt!"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11
HOW TO

alum Of all female society yet no art can equal
the magnidcent beauty Of . long and luxuriant
growth OF live eilken tresses! But many ladies'
hair falls ont 90 rapidly snd becomes soorhort and
aid Of dead hair shoru p,rhaps from som
diseased scalp. We will tel you how to stop
your hair from falling ont at once, how 70 make
Q most elegant and highly periumed hair Dress
ing, which At the same time cieanses and cools
the scalp, and IL free from sugar Of lead, sulphur
or any other poison.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11

Dr. McAFFEE-A regular grad1ste OF BRUSH
and American Institutes. ~ years s practicing
physician. Treats all Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Liver. Lungs, Heart, Thruai, Head and Se:.ous
eyeten. Errors Of Youth and Abuses OF Man
hood successfully treated and even alter others
have failed. SlO forfeit for any case OF Seminal
weakness or private disease Of any kind OF char
acier he undertakes and fails 10 cure. Lddt,s
will find proper treatment fCs diseases peculiar
70 Their sex. All letters containing stAmps for
reply promptly answered.
CoasaIi1tt0nJ free. Send for Circular. Address
Lock Box 80, or call a. Office, 81. Perry street,
Davenport. Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11

One thousand barrels choice Michi-
gan, Illinois and Missouri Apples for fal
aud winter use. New Chestnu:s. Pre-
pared Mince Nest, Fresh Cranberries,
Fresh Oysters, Choice Crackers, Oranges
and Lemons, for sale by G. C.. Cox,
Keokuk, Iowa,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11
SAVE YOUR

money and We will do all the above Under con
srod, or make NO charge. Gentlemen who have
been 20 u~niortuna;e - to Lose their hair and BE-
come bald-headed can by the use Of the same Ar
ticie create . Erowtn Of q " hAtf al over the laid
ep {. and We propose 70 effect its growth un6er
he hair from fai ing oct and cleanse the scalp
from dsndrud; tt Will give Q new growth TO whis-
kere md n.oustache. and - fragrant hair dress
ING u has NO superior. Many persons are ready
. eOnff1et md have your
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11
CHIPS.

- %. happy is the man and blcst,
No wonder that II pride him,
When some dear lass that he likes best
Comes sitting down beside him.
In landscapes green, true bliss is seen,
With innocence In shades she sports:
In wealthy towns proud labor frowns,
And painted sorrow smiles In courts.
Since the d,y VIC were tied with coejssai ties.
We have looked upon wonan with wonder:
We have had 20 much wool pnlled over cur eyei
That we feel as sheepish ~ thunder.
In the fsll a ~liveIier color comes the bonnet TOT
above;
In the fa,l q young gals fancy turns TO string
that match her glove.
They met; that ie, she went 10 the store,
And made him tarn his department DER,
Till he yauisbeA behin6 ths goods. 0dthen
She pleasantly said she would call again!
Let the young be glad. though cares in c'owds
% Leave scarce q break OF blue.
For hope gives wings TO morning clouds,
And while Their shade The sky cnshronds,
IL woman's love but through them shine.
They are turned TO q golden huc.
II il not INTO Creatures given
To scale the purposes OF Heaven,
Always just and kind;
Eut before God's mighty breath
Life and spirit. dust and death,
The boundlees All IL driven,
Like clouds by wind.
act me kiss you for your mother"
Said a swell too free o. speech,
To an unprotected maiden
Whom he met upon the beach.
LET me thrash you for my father"
Was the maiden's quick reply,
As, with ready eun umbrella,
She chastiscd him, hip and thigh.
Bowling and smiling she crossed the street,
With O love Of Q tied-back on:
melon rind glided from under her feet,
And then her tied bae was gone.
She rose from her eeat With q martyred air.
And gathered the things she wore;
She looked like one who was willing 10 swear,
But then she never swore.
Come here, little maid,
With the jaunty brown hat; %
Here's q cap for your poodle,
And bells for your cat"
II thank you for nothing"
Responded the elf;
They III You 80 well,
You can wear them YOURSELF
Now put mp the little stove pite
With a meek and Christian grace.
Stuff your mouth up with your nose-wipc,
Smear the smut about your face;
Wish the house was gone TO thunder;
GUS a little whilo you can;
Kick the reservoir asundcr,
Stick pour feet through a pail
Gone 10 meet your mnthcr-in-law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11
OWN HAIR!

and in eaee Of failure, yoa do bot pay. This Won
in length ON the bead Of . Keniueky iady, wHo
bod beeosoa3d: ana hag hafP - lie hnoAs
Of many gsntiemee vho Asd teen bald tfoa 70
hon nerehants, preaehers. aoetees, dxusE1sss,
ete-- free. The lfdels Alluded 20 70 noun e
d .J:keUsoa Smiths HasR 0ssersatye, whieA
expfo-sed, bo1 not 0n15ea 0ea1 Il pars3ealaRD
Call on yoaf druggist q a66raos Up. DROM-
GOOLE = CO, L0aisville, ~ Ueaa n De-
MONIES BIZ I. b. Dneh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11
UNIVERSITY Of DIES E1INBS.

IVNHk Fall Term Of this Institution VII open
l. Dept. q. Th:s school Offers exec lent sdysn-
taSes 10 students. Situated NJ the capitsl. vita
cgmpstent teachers. q college course. and ample
facilities In al dspastmeafe u study.
For Catalogue or circular. sp2ly 10
Des Moines. 1870. n MOTT. Pre-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11
Qr PleSiQe Friend,

ne postaes On tie regular e6.sssss 81 -Ocs
FnxaDx YzIsxD- 6r The meath bennsisx Ass.
s7th md esAisg srps. sstk,f eisssve. ssoss:s 70
four hundred nd snry collars ssd fkinyoos
a. seven ssss sad seveAfess psands II nss,sr
J. McAETHrR. Pm
n LAfysss Ctpealsesea - 49, sessy
Hspes In Ne West. Agests vnnssA<
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11
4
EDUCATIOSA,.

that We will cell for cash at $40 each; -eyt
Greatest bargains ever offered IN Chicago.
REEDS TEMPLE OI
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-11

RCS1NEsS EDCCA1IOS.-The Ottumws
Business College and Telegraph 1n.it-
tute 10 now entering on .s dith rear with gfeaily
improved facilities, piscin /, ~ fas In nd yance u
any similar Institution In On, STATE. In pLeas
sntne.s o: locality. neainess "a elegance Of a.
rsngemenf. our rooms certainty excel. Our
course OF s'udy IL entirely prss;lcal. and faiIy up
TO the demands of ;hi. progressive age. Ne have
an eancient teacher for each department. aud cor
entire programme is carried ont Win the CREATES;
bar noEy. Send stamp for cIrcrin. and spect-
mene. FrGATE q rHoHr.oN. Otfum~a Inxa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-28
a Cabinet Consultation


THE MrNRERs OF THE CABINET EXCEPTING DE-
LANo AND WILLIAMS, CALLED TOGETHER BY
THE PRESIDENT.
tSpeeial 10 the n. Y. Iribuinl
WAsHINGToS April Goth.
The President this morning sent request to
such members OF his Cabinet as were in town,
excepting Attorney General Williams and Se-
cretary Delano, to meet him at the White House
for conference. Messrs. Fish, Jewell, Robe
son and Belknap met accordingly at noon. 1t
was soon made known by the President that he
had called the gentlemen together with refer
ence to the charges against Secretary Delano OF
improper management of the Interior Depart
ment. The consultation was long and earnest
and it ia understood that 1t resulted in an un-
favorable conclusion and that it was deemed
expedent for the Secretary to retire from the
Cabinet The subject Of successor to Attor-
ney-General Williams WAS also referred to, and
several names were mentioned. IL il thought
the President has made decision and has al
ready offered tho appointment to . gentleman
from whom no word has been received.
The border troubles with Mexico were also
made the subject OF conversation in the CAB
met, and there is no doubt that Mr.. Fish ia be-
ginning to lose his patience over the subject
The Postmaster General called attention to the
fact that four or five OF his officers had been
killed by the Mexcans, and he thought 1t was
about time that something should be done. He
was constantly receiving reports OF murders,
plumbers, and violations Of the mails and he
thought that unless there is greater securitysthe
mail service along the border would have to be
discontinued. He is to prepare report, to be
sent to Mr.. Fish, which will embrace all letters,
dispatches, and reports in his Department bear
ing on the subject.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-28
The Coal HIines.
THE FIRST REGIMENT ORDERED HoME-THE NINTH
REMAINs--THE ATTACK ON MoRRIsoNs HOUSE
THE DEAD MINER

THE FIRsT REGIMENT ORDERED HoME-THE NINTH
REMAINs--THE ATTACK ON MoBRIsoNs HOUSE,
THE DEAD MINER.
HAzLETeS, April 90.
The sensation in this portion of the coal coun-
try. to-day, is the intended withdrawal to-mor-
rev of Col. Dale Bensons First Regiment. Col
onel Benson has received orders to return his
command to Philadelphia, and when the news
was communicated to the mon there waa much
satisfaction and rejoicing displayed.
The Ninth Regiment will remain here for the
present, and will probably occupy the outposts at
Eckey, Jeddo and Buck Mountain. There is a
great deal of discussion here upon the advisable
ty of this movement, and opinion is about evenly
divided. Many citizens express the beief that the
old order of things will be resumed, and that it
will not be very long before the troops will he
again needed.
Among the citizens who are protesting against
the withdrawal of the First is the patriot who
has beon selling condemned government m'iss--
kets to tho miners. Since he was SO badly abused
by the parties who participated in the raid last
week at Sandy Run he has become converted to
the side OF the operators. He is now the laugh
ing stock of the town. Matters have been quiet
enough to-day and the miners are evidently
trying to preserve the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-28
NEARLY BLIND,

H.R. STEVENS: Dear sir-ln expressing my thanks
TO you for benefits derived from the use OF Negetine,
and to benefit others, / will stale:
When eight or nine years Old was nilicted with
Scrofua, which made Its appearance in my eyes,
face and head, and was verB near blind for Two
years. All kinds of operations were performed on
my eyes. and all to no good result. Finally the dis
ease principally settled In my body, limbs and feet
and at times ln an aggravated way.
Last summer waH. from some cause, weak In my
spine and kidney, and il was az times very hard to
retain the urine. Seeing your advertisement in the
Commercial, bought bottle of Vegetine, and COM
menced using corfing 10 directions. In two or
three days obtained great relief. After using four
or five bottles noticed II had wonderful effect on
the rough, scaly blotches on my body and legs.
still used Vegetine and the humorous cores one after
another disappeared until they were all gone, and
attribute the cure of the two diseases TO Vegetine,
and nothing else.
II am ever affected with anything Of the kind
again shall try vegeine as the only reliable rene
iy. once more accept my thanks, and believe me
10 he, Very respectfully, AUSTIN PARROTT.
Dec. /, 1872. No. SO Gano St., Cioclnnati, OHIO.
Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder, etc, are always
unpleasant, and at times they become the most DIS
tressng and dangerous disease that can effect the
human system Most diseases OF the Kidneys arise
from impurities in the blood, causing humor
which settle these parts. Vegetlne eXces any
known remedy In the whole world for cleansing and
purhng the blood, thereby causing healthy action
TO all the organs OF the body.
vEGETINE is soLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
apIG,5w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-28
Memorial Day In the south.

LAYING THE CORNERSTONE or \ CONFEDERATE
MONUMENT AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 26.-Memorial Day was
bseryed here with unusually imposing
ceremonies There was a large parade
and procession. The cornerstone Of
the Confederate monument was laid. In his
speech, General Evans said " Let liz do moth
ing to keep alive the passions of war; To study
its lesson il prudence, to profit by its teachingt
is wisdom but to stir mp the old animosi'
ties is madness. The voice of this monll-
ment will not be for war. but for peace
it will say to us, The Confederacy has expired
Its great life went out on the purple tide OF
blood that flowed from the hearts of its sons
We have buried it we do not intend to exhnme
its remains We were utterly defeated, and We
dismiss our resentments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-28
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.

II. r. STEVENS. ESQ.,: Dear Sir-I have been badly
afflicted with Kidney Complaint for ten years have
suffered great pain In my back, hips and side, with
great diiiicuy in passing urine, which was often,
and In very small quantities frequently accompanied
with blood and excrutiatlng pain.
have faithfully tried most Of the popular RENE
dies recommended for my complaint; have been
under the treatment OF some of the most sklllfu
physicians in Boston, of whom pronounced my
case incurabe. This was my condition when was
advised by friend to try the vegetine, and could
the good effects from the first dose took, and
from that moment kept on improving until was
entirely cured, taking in ALL should think, about
SIX bottles
1t is indeed valuable medicine and II should he
afflicted again In the same way, would give dol
lar dose, II could not get 1t without.
Respectfully, j. M. GILB,
3Gl Third Street, South Boston,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-28
CTEAM WASHING.

While steam has been propeing railroad cars,
ships and a variety of machinery and abor-saVlng
impements for the benefit of men, only recently has
ii been made to do womans work ln the Kitchen. Il
WASHER, AND MADE TO WASH AND BLHACH
PERFECTLY, by driving the water up and n then then
motionI carving the dirt with 1t, until they are
White and clean, Without the Of wash,boar sav-
ing time labor, the wear of fabric and the wonans :
tnncEies The steamer will not explode or boil
over this cannot be SAID of any other steam washer
now in use. We offer II alone on Us merits, with
onportunity for fair test Of Its qualities In families
desiring to purchase should 1t prove what we ahirm
IL to be. no humbug. ,.,,o,,
Come and see II at CAPELl4E bho.S'
21q Market Street or address H. M. I. II. RlLE,
Wilmington DEL 1; or r. AUSTIN, 900 Pearl Street,
Camden, N. d., manufacturers and pr0prletors ior
the States of Delaware and New Jersey, Win DeIa-
ware and Chester counties, Pa. mariV-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-28
MfGifaI.
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there is no complaint that afiiets the
human syatem which is so little Understood at the
present time, as some Of the varied forms OF Kid
ney Complaints.
There is no disease which causes such acute pain
or more alarming In It's results than when the KID
neys fall to Becrete from the blood the uric ecd ard
other poisonous substances which the blood accu-
mulates In Its circulation through the system.
II from any cause the kidneys fail TO perform the
functions devovng upon them, the cumulatlons
are taken up by the absorbenis and the whole sys-
TEN thrown into a state Of disease. causing great
pain and suffering, and very often immediate death.
Hence the importance OF keeping the Kidneys and
blood In healthy condition, through when all the
Impurities Of the blood must pass.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-28

FRIENDS QUARTERLY MEETING. = Concord
Quarterly Meeting of Friends WAS held in this
city, to-day in the West street mectins-holise.
Among the preachers III the general meeting
for worsljp before the transaction OF business,
were lydia Price, and Martha Travilla, West
Chester Jno Parrish, Woodbury., y. j.; Eliza
betli Matthews, Baltimore Samuel Janney, 'lr-
ginia Jno. Marshall, Nottingham. Md.
AS this is the quarterly meeting Immediately
preceding the Yearly Meeting, in Philadelphis.
ali the "1ueries were called and answered, and
the amount of business WAS greater than at the
otter quarterly gatherings of the year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-28

Tur HAyASA.-The Hauar,d, which left this
CITY for Baltimore, arrived out on Sunday, and
Yesterday took in cargo to start on her regular
route to-day. The Sun says her exterior i'm
provements are of character that make her
Iep"tbened fifty feet and now extending her
fuli length. The staterooms lead from this sa-
loon, and the dining saloon is ON the lower
deck. The furniture and carpeting are all new,
and everything il bright and neat.