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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-27
PRICE THREE CENTS.
Obituary

The following notice of Mrs. p;oho.,
Barrett of Concord Mass, is published ~
paper of that town:
We regret to announce this Wool u,o
sudden death of Mrs. Lois j., wife NJ Cav,
Richard Barrett, which occurred wei
nesday forenoon of this week. Mrs Bar.
rett mad been patient sufferer for some
months, but on the morning of the dav Of
her death she was thought to be much bet.
ter than for some time past, and she nre-
vailed upon her daughter, who had been
her almost constant attendant, to visit Ros-
ton for the purpose of making some mr..
cnases Tor the family. About ten o'clock
IN the forenoon a visit was made TO her
room, and she was found to be in unusuallv
good spirits. but about noon the room was
visited again, and she was found sitting in
her chair, dead.-Mrs. Barrett was the
daughter OF the late Frank Wheeler, ESQ.
and sister of Mr.. Francis A. Wheeler of
Concord, and was at one time teacher in
the Concord schools. She was n most
amiable woman, and was highly esteemed
oy all Tor her many virtues. She leaves a
husband and four children, who have the
of all in their sad bereavement
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
Local BreviIies.

Advertise.
Sunset at 4.34.
Moon sets at 25.
Sunrise, tomorrow. at Z 05.
Choice lunches at Fullmers, SOC Market street.
Sofas and lounges at all prices, at Ad4irs 4th and
King.
10ii Market street is the place to get the Wheeler
Wilson.
Dnbel is always up to the time Id Lats and caps
and down In prices.
Winchester buck gloves are the only reliable glove
To be had ut Webos.
Wait for the COMMERCIAL ALMANAC, II v i'll have
30 original household recipes
large stock Of new goods 10 suit all classes, al
Fennessey's. 22l Market street.
man is great deal happier with a neat ftt'ng,
tastefnlly cut garment. eouert.
Get your washing done at the City Laundry, 2 &.
5th street. Good work at moderate cost.
Winter overcoats warm and serviceable, very
cheap, at Bnxbaum's, Sd and Market streets.
"Peri" gives intense satisfaction to smokers To
he La ony Of Gallagher, at Ith and Walnut SITS.
Every Warw OK and Elmwooi collar that is sold
is perfect. This cannot be SAID any other collar
made.
The Enterprise Manufacturing Co. have laid In q
magnificent stock of hne furniture suitable for the
Holday trade, and We trust tley will meet the en-
couTagement their enterprise deserves.
why suffer with bad cold II one bottle OF DR..
BiIfs Cough syrup will cure cough of tue worst
kind. Dr. Bulls cough syrup is sold for ~ cents
per bottle or i've bottles for 81 In every
drug store In the United statts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec l.
The market people, they stood at theiI
wagons along the curb-stone market this morn
ing, exhibited more than usual activity by in
dustriousy stamping their feet upon the pave
ment, and tapping their arms vigorously around
the body to keep warm. Buyers did not lingel
but made their purchases hastily and started fol
home. As usual III cold weather another twist
was put on butter which jumped up to 4S..and 81
cents per pound with eggs following at the same
proportion per dozen. The following is a sum
mary Of prices
Meats.-Beefsteak, 1G@2Oc, choice 25c, pei
pound; in the curb-stone market. 5 lSc roasts l,
Ca20c stews SQl2c; .corned S@15c ;pork SIP pei
cwt ,15@l6c per pound; sausage, 15@16c scrap
pie, 6C6l0c ham wholesale 1Sc sliced 20d425c
shoulders 14c fitch 14c; salt pork 10@15c lard
l6c mutton, l0(dl l6c chops 20c lamb l5Ca20c
veal 16@20c outlets 22a25c chipped beef 35c
tripe Sc.
Misceudneous.-B Butter, 4S@50c per pound
in tirkins 3SGi5c eggs, 3s640c apples, l5a
SOC per half peck ; potatoes, 15@2Oc swee
potatoes, 1o025c turnips, Sc; celery, 7(a15c 4
bunch onions, 25c a half peck cabbage 4Ca8c {
head hominy, Zoe per quart beans, 10c limt
beans, l5c cranberries, l2c mixed pickles 25c
pepper sauce, l0c; honey 25@30c per pound
citrons, 5G6c apiece pumpkins, l0Dl2c apiece
chickens, l5c per pound live chickens, IL
al.I5 per pair ducks i 1.00m)Sl 25 per pair
geese, Sl.259l 40 turkeys, II 500l.T5 apeice
chestnuts 1Sa20c per quart rabbits 35s apiece
cider 25c per gallon ; partridges, 5Oc per pair
pigeons, i0c per pair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01

duty was mainly the defence of bridges with on
ly the mosquito as the worst enemy, it paved
the way to longer enis ments, and secured the
re-enteripg the service of many soldiers.
Our Lady Friends. Jno. NJ. Dunn spoke Of
the disinterested services which tho ladies' per-
field and hospital, the labor being performed
without hope Of reward or favor.
Our State and Nstion-the Cause we Fought.
for. Response by GIN. Caleb. who enumerated as
the i'cause we fought for" the constitution and
form Of government handed down from our
fathers, the freedom of speech, Liberty, Union.
and the right of the ballot box; all that we
fought we have accomplished and now comes
the approval, '.well done.R
The Army and Navy. Response by Col. ]. @.
Nichols, who spoke OF the exalted station they
occupy in the esteem of men, Of their individu-
ality in ideas emanating from the people who
speak.
Aud Lang Syne. Capt L, G. Alexander res
ponded, and repeating the words OF the poet
said that old acquaintance should not be forgot
unless it WAS evil which he bad no reason to
believe WAS the case with the Delaware sol.
diers.
Soldiers as Citizens. R. f. Hayes said he
would do no better than point to the citizen
fe OF those who had once served in the field.
10nr Comrades in the ~ b New Jersey WAS res
ponded to BY Sergt. Weideman OF Camden who
alluded to the friendships of the soldiers OF tue
two States, and hoped it might continue.
The Soldiers Monument was assigned 10 Ell
Crozier, but that gentleman had retired early IL
the evening.
Good night, with volunteer responses, wound
| up the Reunion, and near IL O'Clock the aepara
| ton took place. Before doing 80, however
s. A. Macalllster suggested the propriety OF
| the 1st Delaware participating in the fraterni
zation of the soldiers Of the North and South al
the Centennial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
L.cal Tin.e T.,l..
TRAINS LrAyR wrIxwJroS.

ThAlfo LEAVE WlLAINllUH.
For Seu York-i.s2 A M. .a.qa, i242, - P.
For PhilGdelphid-1s9, 100, $40. %. 50, 1890.
A. NJ; 1911 242, AGO, TO- $40, 72o. 81. P. M.
Sundays. / 80. $40. A. M. a5. 81, . 81, +. N.
For Baltimore -12.52, LIS, LOS M. 2.56, l.2s,
$50, no. P. M. SUNDAYS 10 5s 1.5t, A. NJ.
For Fashington.-12 81, ! IS, 9.o3, A. NJ; 1888,
l.q3, 7.10 T. M SUNDAYS. l2 o. !, 50 A. N.
For New Castle $50, $780, A. NJ. l.25, e4' ?. M.
No sunday Trains.
For Dela,care R. R.-9 80, A. NJ, 10 Crisneld; 40
P. NJ, to Harrington. No sunday Trains
For Wilmington Il Western r. RIO 80, A. NJ
5.35, P. NJ. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington tt Reading X, R--64o, A. III.
a.45, 5.1o, p. NJ, NO sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Nep York.-l5s, A. NJ; 1884, l.13, 700 p
NJ. SuAdavs, 1.f3 A. Nj.
From Phiiadelphia.-l2 AZ, 55. Q 25, ga, 4. NJ.
12 90, NJ. ,4.54, liza AIS 5l5 80 100, 80, 1lg
?. N. sundays, l2s2, os, 1905, A. Nj 1.3o, IL o'
From Baltin,ore.-l.22, e4T, A. NJ; 1919, l2 20
5.36, 9.2i, =. M. Sundays, l.22. A. 92l, p. NJ
From, Washington i 50 A. n l2l2 l24p os6
92l, p. N. sundays, 122, A. NJ. 81, ?. NJ
From Port Deposa-s.'0, 4. Nj. NO sunda,
Trains.
From Delaipprs r. n $ 50, A. NJ, from Harring
ton; 4t5, P. M, from Crl II ID.
From Sep cdste.-s52 A. M; 1900 4.0o
6.5. p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington st Western r. r II 55, A. N.
3.l5, z. ~ No runday Trans.
From WI mingtoa d Reading X Rs 20, A.
1900, NJ. IS, p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad d Prime streets.--s 90, $40, 1880, A
M, l2.ib, 400 400, 5l5 10, 49, 80 II 80 +. NJ
sundays, S 80, A NJ 600, $50, il 80. p. NJ.
From SD ana Market Streets.-12 40, A. NJ; " II
1918, GO, F. M. sundays, l2.40, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
81 Throw Physic to the Dogs; III
None of is.ss

We do not in the least feel like blaming Macbeth
for this expression of disgust indeed, we are rather
Inclined to sympathize with him, Even nowda,
most of the cathartics offered to the public are
great, repulsive-oOking pills the very appearance
Had Macbeth ever taken DR.. Plerce's Pleasant Pur
gative Pellets he would not have uttered those
words OF contempt ii is really encouraging, whel
larger than grain Of mustard, will as prompt,
produce the desired effect as dose Of great, nau
seating pills. These little Pellets, unlike othe
csthartlcs, really natures physlc. They do no
debtate but tone and invgorate the system NJ
family should be without Dr. Pieces Pleasan
Purgat We Iellets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
Il. r. Kunkeps Bitter WINE OF Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community that 1t is now
deemed Indispensable as a Tonic medicine. 1t costs
but little, purifles the blood and gives tone TO the
stomach renOydtes the system and prolOngs life.
Everybody should have it.. For the cure OF weak
stomachs, general debility, indigestion, disease Of
the stomach, ard for al cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
salt of iron we p0ssess-Citrate of Magnetic Oxide,
combined with the most energetic OF vegetable ton
ics-Yellow Peruvian Bark.
Do you want something TO strengthen you?
Do you want good app tlte?
Do you want to get rid of nervousness?
DO you want energy?
Do yCu want to sleep well?
Do you want TO build up your const!tG ton?
DO you want to feel well?
DO you want a brisk and vigorous feeling?
If you do thy KUNkEL'S BITTER WINE OF
IRON.
only ask trial of this valuable tonic?
Beware OF counterfeits, as Kunkel's Bitter Wine
nf Iron Is the only sure and eiectual remedy In the
known world for The permanent cure OF Dyspepsia
and Debility and there are number OF imita-
munity to purchase hone but the genuine article,
| manufactured by Il. f. kunkel and having hlA
stamp on the cork OF every bottle. The very fact
tnat others are attempting TO initiate this valuable
remedy, prove it5 worth and speaks volumes In ts
favOrs. Sold only in 81 bottles Sold by drupp SITS
and dealers everywhere
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all complete, In Two hours. No fee tl
Ell, by Dr. Kunkel 259 North Ninth St., Philadelphia
Pa. send for circular. For removing all ordinary
Worms, call on your druggist and get bottle OF
kuuktI5 Worm SyTup, Price 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01

sHAt tbs season Of the year, when so many peo
pie are suffering from colds, call attention to
Ayers Cherry Pectoral sure cure not only for
coughs and colds, but all affections OF the lungs and
throat Having used II in family for many years,
we can speak from personal knowledge of its efi-
cheney. There may be other remedies that are
good, but in all our experience this has troved to
be by far the best. Its qualities are uniform and
who ly reliable 1t is plea aut TO take, and should
he kept at command, by every family as a protec-
tion against class of complaints which seem harm
less In the beginning, but become affecting and dan
gerous II neglected-Ne,o Baren Regtster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
7 uU
octi9,tf
7IlAX PAY EKs TAKE NOTICE

"a
The undersigned, Receivers OF City and School
Taxes for the city of Wilmington, for ls75 give
notice to persons VINO have not paid their City and
School Tax for 1875. and have had their bills pre-
sented are required, by law, TO call and settle the
aame In days from the delivery OF the bill. The
receivers request all such persons to call at their
Office, No. 10 East sixth street, and settle without
delay, they having given bonds to the city the
money Is due them and they responsible for 1t,
and we hope those That can pay VIII be prompt,
while, perhaps, some that cannot pay at once, will
call and make some arrangements wnen they can,
and most respectfully ask you to give this your
attention to avoid trouble, costs npeasant-
ness 7 he city needs money and requires to col
lect it or pay 1t, and that IS what propose to do
collect It,
The Receivers also gives notice OF a number OF
lots In 3D. 3d. 5tn, Tth sth, 9th and l0th wards that
they cannot find the owners OF. All such persons
owning said lots will please call and settle or we
will sell them for taxes and costs.
Oflce No. 10, kast sixth street. between Market
and King. Hours from TO S O'Clock every evening
| and on market mornings.
EDMUND PROVOST
| Receiver Northern District Qncuding all North Of
9th street)
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver souta ern District dncuding all South Of
N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
Anftion SaIes.
L OF REAL EsTATE.

Pursuant to an alias order OF the orphans, ,,on,,
OF Chester county, Pa. will be exposed TO nnhi,c
sale on the premises at No. l. on Seventh dar ssat
urday), December 1lth 1875, the following desif,ba
Real Estate, late OF Samuel Kimble, Sr deceaaeJ
No. ], farm, situate In Franklin toynshp nm ~
stage road, running from New London To- Sewa,rite VI
Delaware, about four miles from the former and s
miles from the latter place, and about onr eighth nf
mile from Kimbleyle, bounded by lands Of ii ~
Greenfield, Samuel Cam, the Helrs of Jotn x
M8ckey, deceased, and othe' 8. containing one Inn
dred and fifteen acres and Is perches OF lana mn,
or less The improvements are two story son.
dwell ng house, with kitchen attached pnmn nr
der shelter, double moor stone and frame barn WIN
straw shed 'front.' aud dormand back spring honse
wagon house, hog house and other Nutblildnus
There are twenty five or thirty acres of heavy tln
ber, young apple orchard, and other fruit trses On
the premises. The land Is of good quality ami nm
der good fences. ''
No. Q, A house and To- in the village of Rhuhla
vile bourded by the lands OF j 3 a. Nest. petsr
McGoyern and Lot No 3. containing about one acre
OF land Tue improvements consist OF a tw o-stnrv
urick hOuke and frame stable.
No 3, A house und lot bounded by No O. land NJ
Robert Benn8dy, Jr and others The murray,
ments con lst OF two-stnry fame house near,
new. ani frame stahle. There are severa b7ant,fl
building sites on these lois. side ut / o'Cl, * !,
m. Conditions III sale. TH0S. MERCRk
JANE X. KIM 3LR
now ,b'uztW Administrators
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01

~ Nervous Debtlhy.-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 a sovereign cure
IN Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific, No. 2s 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
Ia perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
Is, for package of five boxes and large So 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
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. o62 Broad
way, x. feb25,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
HOW ..Diamond,,, arc made.

The celebrated s'Diamond Spectaces" are the
prssuct of the careful fusion OF minute crystal peb-
bles with certain chemical elements, which removes
tie crystalline structure which would otherwise he
injurious to the eye Every pair stamped with the
diamond Trademark.
For sale in Wilmington by B. s. Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
II. $. Marshal's Aotifes.
NfARsHAL's NOVICE OF SALE.

1NI
BY virtue of a Writ of yendtion Fxponas, issued
out OF the District Court of he United htates Of
America, for the District OF Delaware, and to me
directed and delivered shall sell at pub c auction,
70 the highest bi der, for cash. on Thursday, the
fourteenth day OF December, 1875, n the basement
OF the custom Bouse. In the city VI wilmington,
Delaware, the following described property Two
copper still, two copper warns, two copper cars
and eleven casks of distilled sprits seized and taken
as the property of Ezekiel Jones. and condemned al
the suit of the United states. nm Nj DUNN,
novl9,ts U. s. Marshall, District o. Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01

-Thos y. de Sormdndte has icithdrdbn from
everything outside of his china and glass business
ms personal attention to that alone, and hopes bv
prompt attention to business, carefully selected
STOCK and reasonable prices, to merit and receive
the patronage OF his friends and his old customers
novl1tojanl,T6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
9artnership Totiffs.

M o 7 q E.-DISSOLUTION OF Co
1-N PARTNERSHIP The partnership hereto
f',re existing between Ezekiel F1emminN and
Joseph Parsons, In the lumber and milling busin So,
sc Harrington, Del Ia dissolved By 3. Flemring's
wi ndrawal.
E. FLEMMING.
nov15-lm JOSEPH PAIRS ma.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01

eE- Forty Yodrs' Experience have tested the viz
tues of DT. Risdrs Bdisdn Of Fid Cherry and il is
now generally acknowledged 10 he the best remedy
extant for pulmonary and lung diseases embracing
the whole range from slight cold TO a settled con-
sumption. We're 1t not for its merits II would long
since have "dled, and made no sign." $50 cents and
81 u bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01

rx-A Morbid Appetite for Excitement is the only
effect OF the unm sdicated and aduterated spirits
frequently used under the impression that they
wholesome stimuants. Abandon such "buTnibg
1uids" at once and forever. If you are weak, low
spirited, dyspeptlc, nervous or suffering from the
effects OF exhaustion, use the genuine recuperan Of
bodily energy, that real stOmaehc and nerve ano-
dyne, UD0LPHo WoLFEs SCHIEDAa AROMATIC
SCHEAPPS. Bep23.1tlX
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
Incorporation 3lotitfs.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ an appl cation has been made to the Homo able
Leonard H. ~Hles, Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of New Castle county, by Abraham Murray,
David Bayard, James Barnes, James X. Wilson,
Robert draves aud William H. Caldwell to grant to
them chart of Incorporation for the purpose OF
maintaining places Of Sepnlture or burial OF the
dead In New Castle county.
oHARLE- BEASTEN, Prothonotary.
nov20, ,to-declu NEW CAsrLB. Nov. goth, ls,h.
IN ThE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
l. STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW
CASTLE COUNTY.
In conformity with the provisions OF act passed
by the General Assembly of the State OF Delaware,
on the twenty-sixth day of March. A. D., 1875.
hereby give notice that an application was flied In
the Superior Court on the twentieth day Of the pre-
sent month OF November, for charter OF incor-
poratlon OF Company called "1he German Mutual
Beneficial Soclet,, Number2' for the purpose Of
aBordinR aid and support TO the members OF said
proposed Incorporation or their families Ia cases OF
sickness, misfortune or death, aud that drafg OF
the proposed charter was filed with the application
and ia open to inspection.
CHARLES BEASTRN, Prothonota-v,
Prothonotsrys ONCE, New Castle, Del.
NOVEMBER 2Ora, A. ID. 1879 --nov2O to-decl0
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01

U- A 10 Cent Ssgdr for 5 Cents.-Genune Havana
Segar Concha size, cts., large ones, for quar-
teri Lorillards Rebecca and Musseman's ght and
ARK navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
IN ThE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
1 STALE QE nEIAWARR In AMI RAR NEW
Notifts.

NOTICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices to secure insertion in
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid for in dd-
nance. apr4-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
nov24 . to-ian1

s. &. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
5. E. CONNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
nova to- tan1 PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
CITY ITEMS.

~ La DIES
LADIES'
LADIES'
MERINO SHIRTS
MRRINO SHIRTS
so OCENTS
5O-cent Ladies good weight Merino Vest.
6o-ceDt Regular Cun Extra Merino Vest.
/ S5-cent Ladies' fine quality Vest.
81 SILK Stitched superior Merino Vest
81 Is Soft Woollen Fine Fabric Vest
ALSO MUCH FINER GRADES-Ladies herino
Wear of both DOMESTIC and BNGL1sH makes.
55 cent Balbriggan, woven seams, embroidered.
30 cent Ladies' Striped Stockings
rs cent Ladies' Regular Fine Stockings
BOYS AND GIRLS
BOYS AND GIRLS
80 CENT SHIRTS.
50 CENT SHIRTS.
SHIRTS.
one lot Of very good Merno Shirts, 35 cents for
smali sizes, rl9pg cents TO The size.
45CRsT GIRLS SHIRT.
45 CENT BOYS SHIRT.
Shirt.
One lot, finer grades, small sizes, 45 cents. rising
8 centa TO the size.
The above prices are at least 25 per cent, below
MRN's MERINo SHIRTS.
MEMS WOOL SHIRTS.
We have In ctock lines of Mems shirts in white
clouded and scarlet, from 40 cents 10 the finest do
mestic and Rnglish makes.
cHILpREN,s sTocKINGs,) -
LADIES' STOCKINGS, EVERY STYLE.
GENTS STOCKINGS,
JOHN NJ. FINN,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-01
Tne temperature, To-day.
The First Delaware Regiment.

AS REGISTERED AT THg COMMERCIAL OFFICE
At 8 A. .M.............l7s Atl z. M.,.....".....
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
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The u. y. GOfieCtOrship.

-coEdIrsHMaN r.oFLAND FOLLOWING THE rKEs-
IpENr= HE IL PRESUMED TO GET NO coMFoR1'-
sEcRETAGY BR,srow DEaiREs No CHANGE.
Although it WAS pretty well settled, IL week
ago. that the President, feeling that he had been
deceived in the representations which were made
to him concerning U. S. Collector Prettyman and
Marshal Dunn, haa decided not to remove them,
and that Secretary Bristow and Attorney Gener-
al Pierrepont strongly advised their retention,
still, as report goes, efforts were made to inilu-
ence tho President against them. Letters were
collected from several of those i'll Kent and Sls-
sex most unfriendly TO DIR. Prottyman, urging his
removal, and on Friday night ex-Congressman
Iioand, with his pockets well filled with such
documontsthis the politicians report-came up
on tho mixed tram from down the State, on his
way to interview tho President, at Long Branch.
Where tho Honorable James has been since
Friday night, report docs not precisely state. IL
il presumed that he missed the President, (who
came on from Long Branch early Saturday morn
ing and went ut once to Cape May with pri-
yato party, on the cutter HdnWOn,) and had to
wait till lie returned to Long Branch, on Tues
day. Probably Mr. Lolland was enjoying the
surf end tho races at Long Branch
and waiting with what patience he
might, in the goodly company OF Boss y
Shepherd At any rate. last evening. he went
South on tho Delaware train no doubt Il wiser
and apparently sadder man. The President,
they say, was not to be influenced either by hls
eloquenco or his letters, Deputy Collector
Isaac J. jenkins, interested, no doubt IN tho To-
suit OF his yisit by tho sounding sea, wont down
and interviewed Mr.. Holland, while the train
paused at tho depot, but representative of the
COMMERCIAL was panied to see tbat the meeting
waa dull ahd disconeOlate.
1t NAV be added that Collector Prcttymai IL
assured, in tho most authoritative manner, that
Secretary Bri.tow endorses him as All officer of
tho revenue, and would entirely disaprovo any
effort for his displacement