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Eastern Dispatches.

CHICAGO, August S.-A Kansas City,
Mo-, special says: The war on rates be-
tween the st. Louis. Kansas CITY and
Northern Railroad and competing lines
East, has reached most interesting
point to the travelling public. The above
named road has cut the rate down to 50
to st. Louis, and tomorrow the Hanni-
bal Il st. Joe Railroad will make the
rate from Kansas City to Chicago and In.
dianapolis IS, or SO for the round trip.
The rate from Kansas City to Cincinnati
has been made $ll so; to Baltimore and
Washington, Sls. so, and to New York.
$40.
New York. August Sat a stormy
session of the Police Board yesterday,
General Smith declared the demoraIiza
ton of the force was steadily increasing.
and that no effort was being made to stop
the tendency A bond Of union he said
seemed to exis. between members of the
Board for the pnrposs of defeating meas
nres calculated to improve the morality
and efficiency of the Department. Smith
alluded to Commissioner Matsell person
ally, as editor of the Police Gazette,
which was organized as school for
thieves, and the best text book for Young
villains ho ever saw,
The formal notice Of appeal from the
decision of Judge Barrett, refusing to
vacate order OF arrest or reduce the bail
of Tweed, was filed on Saturday.
Sheriff Dagget to-day seized the ships
Sarah Hignett and Giovanni, both laden
with wheat and flour, lying at Martins
stores, Brooklyn, under writ of replevin
sued out in the New York Supreme Court
by Albert Z. Sidney and Elmore A. Kent
against Archibald, Baxter & Co., New
York shipping merchants. The grain on
these vessels, which is valued at SAC, 900,
was sold by Kent & Co. to Baxter & Co.
a few days ago, the latter agreeing to pay
cash, but failed to keep their promise.
The Committee of Creditors OF ]. B,
Ford d Co. recommend the acceptance
OF 30 cents on the dollar in twelve
months installments, commencing De-
cember 18th with interest.
The Hersld's cable of London Eth.
says Capt. Bogardus. the American
pigeon shooter, has defeated Rimell
easily.
WATERFOWL, N. Y. August s.-The
steamer York was burned to the waters
edge at Massena this morning
GREAT FALLS, N. H., August S.-The
Cocheco mills at East Rochester, idle for
the past month. will resume operations
tomorrow. A large shoe factory at this
place will also start mp at the same time.
TWIN MOUNTAIN House, N. H., Aug.
s.-The first OF Rev. II. W. Beecher's
vacation sermons was delivered this
morning to large audience. He de-
fined morality and spirituality, avowed
his belief in the importance of both, dis
cussed their relative values and declared
the latter as we'll as the former TO ba in
dispensa5le to salvation.
NEw YORK. August SIT ia stated the
American Jockey Club had deposited
$40 900 with Duncan, Sherman & Co.
en- the Saturday before their failure.
WASHINGTON, August S-Tbe pension
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Tho following is from the Salt Lake
Tribune of the 9th. The chief merit
about it is its truth:
Duncan, Sherman & Co, only fa;,ea
Tor little tritie of $4,000, 0O0-or there
aoouts. But two'thirds of the people of
thr United States jointly lost about $40.
ooo 600. That is to say, the people Of
the United States, exclusive of bankers
and brokers, had GU Wednesday n,pht
July 20, about $500, 000, 900 IN are.n'
backs and National Bank notes-wor,h
IN gold, that is in purchasing power, 50
cents on the dollar, total value of S445.
10000 On Thursday night, Jnly %
SAID paper was worth only SO cents on
the dollar-total, SALE. 900, 600. That is
IN twenty-four hours the "peonle's
money had lost its purchasinr newer
to the extent of $4,000, 900, None of
these people had any dealings whatever
with Duncan, Sherman a. Co. MANY If
them would not have taken this pnner
money If not required by law either to
do SO or lose what was due them. The
merchant who had to bny goods during
the depression, paid five or six per cent
more for them than the merchant who
bought before, or who can wait and buy
afterwards. There can be but one re-
sult-a general dread of investment.
GRIPPING of enterprise, uncertainty in
business. and speculation instead of
legitimate transactions.
And this is the beauty Of an irredeem-
able currency. A few fellows in Ohio
are trying to convince the people that
TINS paper is money; but the Government
gives fair notice that IL. il not money.
On the face of So greenback il saws.
The United States will pay to bearer
five dollars" If it was money. it should
say. This is five dollars" The Utah
farmer who sold his wheat ten DAYS 400
for 800, had Just $3.50 in value; two dnys
after that he had only $50, and yet had
the same number of pieces as before.
NOV the Government has begun to paw
on bonds. he will have in little while
some S9l or $92; a little while after
somebody in New York will fail, and he
VIII have only $SS. This may suit some
fellows IN Ohio who have wheat to sell,
put 1t don't suit us fellows in Utah who
nave silver to sell. and have to take INV
IN gteenbacks. We would like to know
when we start bar of silver to market.
at III ~ per ounce in preenbacks, that
said greenhacks will stay somewhere in
That neighborhood till our pay gets back
here: II it's all the same to Cary and
Pendleton, We would like some certainty
in ours.
-
How many children" asked ceusus
iaker of Dubuque woman. "Don't
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Foreign News.

LONDON. August s. = The O'Conpell
centenary was celebrated In this city bv
banquet last night at Cannon. street
hotel. A majority Of the gentlemen
present were home rulers.
Cardinal Manning ordered te deum
to be sung this evening in all the
churches Of his Arch Episcopal Diocese
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LOS ST.

(NHECK NO. 10,6eS. TO ORDER OF p. NJ.
~ Flynn, drawn ly the Raymond 4 Ely 3.
M. Co., for 1922. The said Check was dated
May Sd, 1876. All parties arc hereby cautioned
against negotiating the same ~ payment mas
been stopped. r. W. CLuIE.
AuC sod
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Az FRANCISCO sTDGk REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 9.
MORNING SALES.

San FRANCISCO. August g.
saAnEs.l MORNING SALES.
1916 ophir-69N 10 ssai 7lbso
al25 Mexican-25 25A 2Gkb3O 25h 25A 2Gb3t
257i
$50 Gould Curry--2s 25h IS 26bso 2sA 25k
b30 5kb3O 25h
les Savage-140 139 1877 4Ihb30
2605 Best Belcher-65 64h G4Ab5 G4k ca $50
255 Chollar Potosi-es lOl 1O2 1903 1oa io5 10?
1906
1876 Hale & Norcross-60 So ON
4i0 Crown Point-35& 80 35,l
$50 Yellow Jacket-9O 90 y 93 95 96 81 90 974
525 Empire Mill-sh Ss.b30 s's
1885 Imperial-llA IL l2h
2s5 K-ntuck-lSA 1Sk 1875
4sO Alpha-26 26k 25si 25 ~
$50 Conidence-28 2Sh
los Con virginia-3i8 $40 35ObS $50
$40 Sierra Nevada 1871 10
$500 California-69 68h 63A So GSA 6ShsSO
69b3O
100 Bullion-55
90 Exchequer--207h 20a
Is Seq Belcher-99
1856 Oven m mt 18TH
SO Justice-l20
100 Succor-l9 IN
800 Union Con-l0 81
2140 Lady Bryan-22A "a
40 Caledonia-29 80
l75 Knickerbocker-4
800 Globe-% y
$50 Baltimore Con-55h 81,
10 Julia-2zh
4OO UtAn-l6 l4A
ASS Silver hill-loh 1os lO?s
10 Echpse-sb 10
ioo Shalienge-I
800 Daney-5h
AFTERNooN s.Jps
l35 Meadow failey-6h 50
NO Raymond Ely-bO 81 50h
100 Eureka Con--42 A 43
co Jackson-lh TX
Is Phoenix-lss
so American Flag-2l.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
HrdH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Robert Hanley
DEPARTURES.
By HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE.
Mrs Jane udey daughter Eisenbarh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
LOCAL NTELLIGENCE.
Locnl Time Table.
rRArNs LgAYr WILMINGTON.


For sep York-l.sl, A. H.. lal7, 1913, o.Aa, p. NJ.
Sundays, 1s1, A. M.
For Phtadsiphia-i.sl 90, $40. $50, s47, 1890
days. s.lu. A NJ. 4.45, $50, $50, p. N.
For Baltimore and Washington. .-l2.e2, 20s, 1O.O2,
A. M; 12o5, LIS, o.20, ITO, P. NJ. sundays, I2.b2,
208 A. Nj.
For Ne,c crstas-s.oo. $40, s25 A. M lao, $40, p.
NJ. No sunday trains.
For Deia,rare r. R--noO % A. NJ. $40, Pm. (the
G4O I. M. train runs only as far as Hsrrngton) No
sunday trains.
For Wilmington d Reste~n n. R.l0.so A. NJ; b.Go
P. NJ. Sundays, 200, p. ".
For 1tTgylg,on aad fsGltny H. R.-o.fo, A. \. !;
43o, P. M. No Sunday trains.
fRAisa AaBIvE AT WILMINGTON,
From Stp for..--l.hs, A. NJ; 1888, Tia, T00, r.
M sundayB, l.e5. a. Nj.
From Philadeip iphta.--l2.4s, LIS, 9Ib a.65, A NJ. :
l2lu 1854, Lib, II BIS, e3J l.0I, $50, li.0u NJ
Sundays, 70 az. i.t9, luUa, a. N. Isl. 1.00, r. NJ
frons RGltiiN9re.--l.2l, ~. A. NJ. 1901, l2s1
o.s2, e.2l p. " Sulidaye, l.2l, 4. u. e.2l, p. Nj
Fr0p Nashh,ytof,- l,9l, A. NJ. 1901, ls40 o.9}
9.20, 7. III. sunday In. A. NJ; s.2o, ?. NJ.
From For. Dtposit.-e.tb A. Nj. No sunday train.
.tr0qa Wilmington d EesteTs, r. R.--Ihc : IL. :;
s.lS 2. NJ. sundays Ssu p. NJ.
From Stl,niagton Reddine R. R.-l0.l2, p. NJ;
s 70 p. h. No sunday trains.
TRAINS L7AvR PHILADELPHIA FoH WILMINGTON.
From Broad dnS Prime Sfreets.St0 so, 10 80, A.
M. 1910 300, 401, blo $40, IeO SC, II. 80 Il. M,
sundays, s 30 4. NJ: 90, $50, II, 20, p M.
From Bs Philadelphia Dfpot I'll. 40. A. M.;l2.in,
lz.lo, 500. p. NJ. Sundays, l2.4O, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

WILMINGTON, july "A.
The markets continue to be well supplied with
fruit ut moderate prices. Potatoes. notwith
standing the ravsges of bugs, are very fine, hut
are yet dear. Blackberries are abundant and
green corn has made its appearance. We guote
the following prices
Meats -Bsefstesk, lGa25c per pound roast
l2@25e stews 1O@l5 ; comed 10al5c ham
lbc sliced 22G25c shoulder l2c bologna sau-
sage, lGc; pickled pork, l2c clipped beef
3Jc lard, 1Sc mutton, 10@l2c chops ls@20c;
veal i0@l2c outlets 1sG20c.
Frau.-New apples l5@ zoe dried apples 1Oc
per pound dried peaches. l2c oranges 4O@5 SOC
per dozen lemons, 20@]0e huckleberries, 10
@l2c dewberies, saiOc cn1ants, iOc per
quart; gooseberries, stalOc; raspbcrries I0@i5c;
bananaa. &c apiece.
Observation-Disclosures 35@ iOc eggs 2s@3O i;
potatoes l5@2De per half peek, new potatoes, 200
25c sweet potatoes 20@2jc soup beans, 12c per
quart string beans, l5c per half peck cucum-
bers i2Glss per doz onions % per bunch Z;
sluashes, 3a5c apiece cabbage, s010c per
head beets J@Sc per bunch radlshes &c honey
25c per pound tomatoes 15@25c per quart /;
young chickens 50@75c per par; other chickens
20c per pound.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
STEAM BOAT "S.M.FELTON,'
cabin Talk Bctween Two Ladies' on
the Steamboat s.S. VI Felton,,
PLYING BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON 4,

MRS F.-The object Of ny trip to Philadelphia
was TO buy clothes for MIR. F---and Charlie but
FOUND the trioes SO high that am compelled to re-.
lurh without fuly supplying my wants. visited a
uczen stores anu finally selected one suit though
lhe cothes ala not suit Inc in pattern nor In price
lhe salesman Informed rather inpertlneniN
that was hard to suit John and my son must wait
until prices come down later In the season.
MRS. G-About week ago cut out OF the Con-
MERclAL Nathan Liebermnns advertisement, Ia
wilmington. thought would examine things al
the :. L. corner OF Fit h and Market. called there
ana tne great variety of Mems, boys and Chidrenn
Clothlng confused me, but the statesmen were so pa
tlent ana polite that 1t was really pleasure 10 be
thefe. saw at least ten ladies' who all seemed de.
lighted with the store. They did not all buy, but
they were us well treated as II they did } bought
TWO sults-one for John. u was fine diagonal
coat and vest alike, and light colored pants Jr tlh
anu Charlies was fine all-wool suit and cost 100
nave IL berman's prices In my pocket.
ne salesman actually gave Inc signed guaraD-
tee and had the right TO return the clothing IL
they were not satisfactory. shall always patron
ize that house. f
MRS. FL wish knew that before going to the
expense OF visiting Philadelphia l shall 90 io-mor.
row morning to
NATHAN IIEHERMAN'S
Largest Clothing House in Delaware
s. E. cor Fifth and Market streets
bihyio-Sno wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
Resolutions of Coincidence.

HALL OF BisSER LODGE No a,s, l. o. OF. \
NEW LoSDos, CHtsrER Co.. Pa.
July 10Th, is.5)
A. a regular stated NEE ing hell this evening
the following preamble and resolutions were unan.
imonsly adopted:
Whereas II pleased the Almighty God to re.
move from our midst, by Sudden death, our wei
beloved Brother, T. G. Jacob Messimer, Therefore
Resolved that in the death Of our BROTHER we
have loat q faithful and efficient member aud re-
spected citizen. who in all our intercourse with
MIN has commented himself to our highest esteem
and confidence, and while submitting TO the will
OF the great mas er above we Will ever cherish his
memory with the following recollections
Re.o.red that We det ply sympaihlZe with his be-
reaVed family in tllls hour of liberalization.
R,sotred that as u mark of respect TO our late
Brother, our charter lie drapcd in mourning for the
space cf three mouths, his name bc entered on ths
death list, the following preamble and resolutions
be published in the JsfersoDlsn Of this county
and the CoNDhRcIlL OF Win ngton, and a copy
sent to the family OF the deceased
JAMES FULros, p. q.
ASA :. WHITE, p. G. )
W. W. MILLER, p. q.
m ~ o
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
Local HrevfsAea.
Sun sets at 1871.
Sunrise Tomorrow at 4s5.

Sun sets at 1871.
Sunrise tomorrow at 4so
Doctor of music-a ndile D.. d.
Feather beds renovated at Adairs
Moon sets at Lar tomorrow morning.
Fine hats for boys at DubelI's, 3 Z. Sd street.
Very thin and cool summer garments cheap al
Buxbaum's Sd Market street.
The city laundry will do family washing upon very
reasonable terms, al X. 9Th street.
Fullmer for good dinner In cool nj zee at a
moments notice, at see Market street.
Beautiful business circulars printed at prc %
below Philadelphia at the COMMERCIAL ofice.
The Warwick collar Ia made like the Elmwocd
with all the edges folded, 10 they Will not turn out.
weoo, the halter, at 3c4 Market street. Hats for
rich and pooi, young and od-all sizes, styles and
prices.
Summer upholsterers at 4l2 Shipley. Neat wcrl
guaranteed at satisfactory prices By McCartn aud
Kenney.
Mosquito netting In variety at low p'ices at the
liuin nse furniture warerooms OF the Enterprise
Manufacturing Co., 220 Market st.
deNormande's sale this morning brought out a
number Of lady blyers who of course went home
satisfied. ON next Saturday at 1880 N. the sale
Will continue,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
Il. r. KnnKel,s Hiticr Wine O


The great success and dell 9ht Of the people, In
fact, nothing OF the kind has ever been offered to
the American people which has so quickly found its
way into their good favor and hearty approval rs f.
+. krEKEL's BITTER WIhB OF IRON. IL does all
II PROPOSES and thus gives universal satisfac ion
II Is guaranteed to cure the worst case of dyspep-
sla or indigestion, kdcey or liver disease, weak
ness, nervousness, constipation acidty OF the stom
ach. &c. Get the genuine. Only sold in S. bottles.
Depot and ufice $50 North Ninth st Philadelphia
ASH for Kunkel's, and take no other Sold by all
Druggists.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA.
L. F. KrsEELs BITTER WINE OF IRON, sure
cure for this disease II has been prescribed daily
for many years in the practice OF eminent physic-
ans with unparalleled success. symptoms are loss
OF appetite wind and rising of food, dryness in
mouth, headache, dizziness, seeplessness and low
spirits. Get the genuine. Not sold IN bulk, only in
I. bottles North Ninth ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all druggists. ASK for Il. +. KUSKEL'5 BIT
TIA WISH or IRoN and take no other.
259 TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE. 2b9
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medi-
cine, passing from the syst M alive. No fee unless
the head passes. Come aud refer to patients trea-
ted. DR.. ". +. RUsKEL, No $50 North Ninth st &,
Philadelphla. Advice free. Seat, Pin and Stomach
Worms also removed. never falls. For removing
all kinds but Tape Worm, the medicine can be had
Of your druggist. ASK for KUsKEL's WORN SYRUP.
Price sl For Tape Worm, the patient must come
on and have II removed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

Nervous Debility.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
work This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
in Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No. g. 1t
tones up the system, dspels the mental gloom and
uespondency, and rejuyenates the entire system. It
Is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
s.. for package Of i've boxes and large 81 vial OF
powder, which is important in Old, serious cases /:
or 81 per single box. sold by all druggists, or sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address Humphreys
way, N. Y. fnb25d1Ig
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
Sacleties.
nErrINGs rH1a EYrNin.,


Hope Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o. F., at Odd Eel
lows Hall 3rd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. OF T. in tie
McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple. of True
Templars, at McClary's Hall
Delaware Council No. 2, o. q. A. NJ, at Me-
clanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 8, A. o. Of C. F., Nicola
ry's Building
Champion Lodge, No. C, X. Of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge No. ID, X. Of r., at Silyer's
Building, 5ll Market street
Cherokee Tribe No. 4, L. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, 4l5 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
yhe tiayt0n IiOuAo.

ARRIVALS, u To THIS MoRsu.a
Chas Bowers, Youngstown, O.
s Lszar. Chester. Pa
sol Seize, Philada, 4"
Edgar skinner. New Yora.
Herman Uth. Phlada.
Il kelso, Jr Bait W. clil III! Sc and bal V.
A. A. Keen, rAiladelphia.
A Keen, "
Simon Cans,
Chas A Showers, Now York.
c II Allen, Queens, NJ.
John Bell. New Orleans.
= kaufman, New York.
Edw Eherle, Penna
) y Williams, Williamspoit, Pa
Chas X Ward, Norfolk.
Il J KImes, Lancaster
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

fRASgLN Loan ASSOCIATION. - The annual
meeting was held on Monday evening. The Of
fcets then elected, form, with those holding
over the following Boaid
President, Geo. w. Bush Vice President
Stephen poHuey Secretary, b. L. Hawkins ;
Treasurer Nin. Tatuall Directors, II. M. Arm
strong, U-hoIne Belt, dos. L.. Carpenter. Jr.,
VIM, Emmone Jr., Henry Evans, VIM. NJ. Fran
cls, JOHN Green, Isnatius q. Grub, J.. c. john
son. ]. Monaghan Benz. Nitlls, Sol. II. Staats
John Wainwright Audltore, Vim. A. Reynolds
Nj. NJ. Ulnll, Chas. i. Thomas.
The statement Of the Association shows that
8 payments have been made on the 1st SERIES
and twelve on the second. The present vaue
of the former stock is 5l4i sG and of the sec
oud series, .iS.21 Daring the year the highest
premium laid. (SepLembei) was 3dl ( per cent ,
aud the lowest tJGne,l $40 per cent. The re-
coipts, dnTius lie yeay,we from premiums
s5,S5I.2j from dues, S31.Gjj ; from interest
sl29ss.0G from fines, 5i99.s3. The loans dur.
!ilg Tic year were al l51., and tie withdraw
hl- Sj,7il ~. Expenses amounted to
1888 ~, mad State taxes to s33s 90. There are
now 1913 shareholders, and 17ll shares in the 1st
series, and 70 shareholders, with 2O0 shares III
tile 2nd. The advanccin value during the year
WAS : i3a7 on lrst leiies stock and So. 20 on
second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
NARD TO THE PUBLICi

4 CARD TO TIE PUBLICi
WooLIsy q VAN TRUMP's
INSURANCE AGENCY.
FIRE, 8hftINs, LIFE, ACCIDENTi
NO. JOURNAL BulLMNG ADJOINING TIN
CITY HALL,
WILMINGTON. DKLAwARE
We are the
DULY AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THR OJ,DE
l-Ah0Esr AND BEST KNOWN COMA.
MES IN THR WORLD.
VhSh sSSEIS OF OVER.-.... 800, ,U0O, CO.,
We insure NIL Kinds OF property within the state
hnd ADJOINING countleH. Dwelilleg and Farm PRO
perty taken ut very low rates.
we make specially of taking entire charge OF
our customera business. thereby relieving them OF
Mucn trounle and expense and settle all losses
PEo4FTLY AND LIBKRAILY, without extra charge
OHerlng our past record ~ guarantee for the
I4tufe, we confidently assert 1t will be to your in
nes IN all departments before insurng or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE. To ANY AMOUNT
EFFECTED AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES.
Communications by mail will receive immediate
attention.
Expressing our acknowledgements for the patron
aYe we nave enjoyed and soliciting q continuance
we remain, very respectfully,
'Ah "ooLLRY. 4. a. VAN TRUMP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
~ Ncar-Aighted POIicY.v

II is near-sighted policy not to employ the best
available means OF overcoming the disadvantages of
near-slghtedness. The "Diamond Spectacles,' give
permanent relief from the suffering aud annoyance
OF his failure OF vision. Every pair bears a -'dia-
mor IL trade mark.
For sale in Wilmington by b. s. Clark.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

SEVERE EXIIozIoN - A ronpEDo UYDfR A
STREET CAR.-Last evening, shortly after 3
o'clock. az u street car passed up Market Street.
by ~, torpedo or something similar was ex-
ploded. with tremendous force, ornear tLs
car, and possibly by the wheels running oyer it,
Tic explosion was not like that OF bursting pap
er, m a e iire-cracker but sharp and nteuse.
like heavy rife, OF small cannon, or the burst
ing OF SOM metallic explosive. The smoke OF
tile gunpowdcl rolled into Tie car in cloud, and
the sudden shock caured no little alarm amongst
tue paa-cuSers, several of whom were ladies. 1t
il snggestcd that All attempt was intended to
blow up the car-in which were MIR. Geo. ".
Bush, Dr. Thomas, and other prominent citizens
but We can scarcely conceive this potslble
The author Of tho trick or attempted outrage
was not discovered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
anftiau *alss.
TRuSTEE'S SALE
GE
Very Valuable Real Estate.

Very Valuable Heal Estate
by virtue of an order OF the Chancellor of the
state OF Delaware there will be exposed 10 sale at
public auction.
On SATURDAY, the 17th day of July. A. D., 1875,
at O'Clock, p m, on the premises,
10 he sold In the city OF Wilmington, and State OF
Delaware, the following described lands and tene-
ments, 10 wit: All that certain farm or tract of
land formerly situate in Chrsiiaua Hundred, but
now within the limits OF the cltyof Wilmington end
state OF Delaware, bounded on the southeast by
lana formerly CT Hance NaH, on the northeast hy
the line OF what was formerly Gilpin's paper mil
road, and land late of Joseph Shgcross on the
northwest ny land now or late Of abraham Ford
tanning twenty acres OF land, be the same more or
less.
The above described tract of land composes wha,
is known In Wilmington as the I" Naif and Newln4n
tract" and comprises the most desirable lots for
building purposes yet remaining In the city. II In
cludes parts of eleven squares of ground lying be-
tween Delaware and Pennsylvania avenues and
Bro0me and Scott streets.
Plots Will be found on hand-bills and at the sale
lhe land VIII be sold in large lots or blocks, an
an excellent opportunity is offered 10 inyesturs,
TERMS OF SALB.-Twenty per cent of the nu--
chase money TO be paid TO the trustee ia cash
when the property is struck off, the balance OF
one-half or thirty per cent. additional to he paid
10 the trustee on or before saturday, the 2sl dly
Oh august, A. d., 1915. and the balance or on"-half
may remain at the option CT the purchaser upou
credit OF two years, to he secured the Chancel-
lor may direct. GEORGE IL. BATES
jSs-B trustee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

- During the epidemic OF intermltten:s in the
West this season, the whole immense stock OF
Ayers Ague Cure became exhausted, and the pro-
ducing power Of his Laboratory was fouLd made
quate 10 meet the demand. MaLy WHO Knew It's
extraordinary virtues for the cure Of CnfLIs AND
FEVER, paid exorbltant prices for 1t. This AGuR
CURE Is said, by those who use IL, TO never fail.
Reader, IN you must have medical aid take the best
OF medicine. Poor remedies are dear as good are
cheap, at any price you have to ray io- theul.-
Charleston Courier
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

BIG ToE CTR OrF.-John Sullivan. A lal,, rer in
the r. W. Il B. r. II. shops, living at Front and
French streets, had the big toe of his left foot
cut entirely on, last evening, by a car wheel
failing from an axle and rolling upon his toe
DIR. Draper dressed he wound