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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03
DatGp Commercial.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Tuesday, October B, 1875.

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SWa.-
days epcepted,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILD
ING, 5th and Market Streets, and sold at ONE
CENT A COPY. Subscribers serUed in WI
1,sirp9ton and toonl throughout tho State at sir
cents 1oeeb The COMMERCIAL will be
mailed to subscribers, POSTAGE PREPAID, at
So gear.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, (WeekEy,) the Feni,a-
stsLo organ of Farmers and Fruit-grOwers a
great FGnsity Newspaper, published eUery Thurs
day Ynorqli,sg at One DoIlw a gear, (Gnd ten
cents for pOstage) POSTAGE PREPAID by the
Publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03

The election of Hayes and Wheeler vii
take place just five weeks from to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03
Spetial Auttfes.
The New Dr,Io s+ora

At Tenth and Market is now vel stocked with 1ew
and fine goods fresh from the uporters. The pre-
scription clerk is man Of experience, and custo-
mers will be co 'recty served. HOMEOPATHIC medi.
cines also dispensed. W. I. ALRlCHS,
lyl7-tf ApOthecary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03

We are now sending out the COMMERCIAL,
by mail, to all parts of the Peninsula, and
orders come in daily from new subscribers
who want it at least during the campaign.
Only 25 cents month for daily newspa
paper, postage included, is cheap enough
to be within the reach of every family that
would keep posted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03

NJ. Birds speech GU Saturday evening
was read, in its published form, by thous-
ands who could not have crowded into the
City Hall, and the general verdict appears
to have been very favorable to the ability
and tact Of the speaker. We believe that
such addresses will do him good, and the
canvass should be pushed forward zealously
from now to the 7th OF November.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03

More gentilities of the campaign: The
Morhing Herald, to-day, after ascribing to
Harry Conrad, (by plain alluaion, though
not using his name,) remarks that he new
or made, intimates that he had b;en taking
an "extra glass" and that this caused them
We are now getting along finely. What
next? Decent and fair-minded people are
invited to answer at the polls what they
think of this sort Of campaigning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03
no PHXsIoIANS.
I" OACHETS DE PAIN"

UAUHEI0 DE PAIN,
FOR RENDERING THE MOST BITTER MEDI
CINES TASTELESS.
These Cachets are made of simple flour paste, and
adapted to substances in powder form they dissolve
very readily in the stomach, thereby allowing tht
contents to act at once. They are prepared as this
physician requires them therefore the &C utents are
fresh material. The most nauseous and liter medi
cines, Qninine, Aloes, etc. we'll as those of
pleasant odor, like Assafoetida can be taken with
perfect comfort by the most sensitive patient tn,
taste and smell being perfectly and completely
guised To be up with the requirements -
times and the demands of our customers, we have
supplied ourselves with the requisite apparatus fo
neatly and expeditiously filling and preparing Oa
chefs for use, which are much approved both by phi
f. BRINGHURsT & CO.,
APoTHEcARIEs,
N. W. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.. Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03

To many of our exchanges, in this and
other States, who have spoken in very kind
AMI complimentary terms of the Editor Of
tle COMMERCIAL, in connection with the
fact of his nomination for the Legislature,
we return our grateful acknowledgements OF
their friendly feeling.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03
Coon NEWS COMING IN.

The good news comes in. The Demo
Gratis have plenty OF cheerful prospects be-
fore election, but long faces are the rule
with them after the event. Besides the
great work III Vermont and in Maine, Con
necticut now rolls in her words of good
cheer. The town elections there yesterday
show Republican gains in all parts of the
state-some of them large. The prospect
is very encouraging, indeed. Connecticut
has been considered doubtful by Republi-
cans, and the Tilden men have claimed it.,
of course, for their column, as they claim
many other things that they won't get, but
it is now evident that, as always heretofore
at the elections of President, Connecticut
will vote for the Republican candidate.
Colorado Lolds her election to-day. We
shall expect more good tidings from there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03

The list of new buildings undertaken in
September, in this city, % in all, is an en-
couraging exhibit, and indicates revival
of activity. Houses cannot be built, in
this city, any time within the next twenty
years, so cheaply as now, and the thousands
of dollars of idle capital that investors are
wondering what to do with would be put
into real estate, if its holders were as wise
as we might suppose them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-03

The resolutions adopted by the rousing
Republican rally of Saturday evening, COM
mend the whole Legislative ticket to the
support of the people. That's the feeling
and the right expression. Notice to outside
(?) disorganizers.
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& entcncn's rooms first floor; ladies' parlors
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

\xrcDOTE OF WAsHlNGroS. This ancc'
d.. i Gun Washington app are1 IN an E1S'
N y.agazine in 1873.
,nr,as his ai,uiuis! ration as President Of
a.. |. it'd States, i rcuilan!ar, d freud OF The
p,.,ii.or lhlyulhout the whole course of the
r. ln,i ,,ar. gar applied ior lucratlve and
.,,.....:..r iii I The guutlcman was al all
..,n ,ca.,,ms 10 Washington : table. lie hal
); mn r,r..!a lasree necessary to tn" d.
... r..,a.. o. "a !ian Wh3 tad Tor scvC n
i'm IL III. al l.. OF his c"uDtry, and
~: n.r now ia'cf $50 tie task OIL W. dug
r,,,.iaf... cu.r.i.s 1T al times aud III i.
nae. u ash.ugtDn regarded his Revolutionary
,>> I.i.t, with 20 y: ut evident p .rlality aad
e,ltiiaac@.
H.. xas a j39iai, pleasant aud uoottrus;7c
cup. .uon L. apaIylug i0r the ohcc !: was
u III VI cJoituerce u SUCCESS, and his fslehds
..rcally ctierre pim Ii The prospect OF his ar
r.y. II mp .cncy and ease.
IT.. 1ppoacn, Of ,his gentleman was knowu
B.. urc,dcd!y hos'lIe 10 the poiltlcs II W ASH
i3e,tu. lie had ev,;i made himself cOUsplcu
,s,> a,:.unr the ;auks Of he opposition. He
r.st h w vcr. the tcmerlty TO stand as can
t;ri,t, Tor ;he office u which the friend and
f.yniitc Of WaSllna'nn aspired. He / ad moth
~ 20 ur.e ia favor of his professions but
,troug iatcg;ig, prom; ttuic and fidelity II
Ju>iu IS. and eypy qualify which. If called
tt,,o exercise would rcud service H. III State.
Evr,y one CONSIDERED tn" appointment OF
n n.ai almost hopel. 81. No d.tt"ring teSl-
rnni i Of ID, ri, had hc to present 10 lie eye OF
j. .,rlustou. He was ks own TO be hl> p'iit
q. caeuy. II was opposed by iavo'it> Of
h General; aud yc; with such i;'a.fIl odds he
..arrd 30 ; 4ud a> a Ca. didat". WhaI was tie
.u-ui? The rnemy ol Washington Wa> ap
painted 70 he ottica, and his table companies.
E destitute ard rejected.
\ uu;uaI IriruJ, who Interested himself III
tGu affair, yeuturcd 10 remousiate with The
r. >ilcpt f r he Injustice OF bis appointm@ut.
My iii nj, SAID he 81 res v: with cor
I.hy. tic is welcome ny house and vel
conc 10 uy heart But, W. b AL lis good
..4al rs, h is not IA mau .! business. His Up
,,o4rt, is. with all his i1;cal hostility to me,
/. n.au oi blSi :es:. My private tec!l IS have
potiax 10 GO iu tins case. au DOT George
W..,hirpton, but Pra>ideot oil the United
at~.. Us George W ashi8gi0n, would DO
ri; ,a,n any k.uioess IN my pow r; bat AZ
i:,. i'ra-cut Of The Uuitci States, eau dp
aothtn-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

FiaH' r@u1
100 bis No potur.@c Herring.
100 BIS Fagiiy hoe il.ni@s
21 bb,s Sh.!.
Also Round shore md Spit L~5rai,r He-
ring N store and 9r sale Is
ie6 y. =. cor Cameron AID ';of Il :.
GUMS. CARS, WADo, &c.-.ju>t ofr"ea It
u So hing street, ale&andrin, "a, corlies .!
Royal, sp assortment o. En2i'za i"s1 o@"i
Guns OF good quality. aud ~ v.rT l"@ .5ri-e ,
also : Hrecch Loader, With =! .1c -#-n-.7
SHE'LL. S.. Nt9k". Esps, ia" "nj-, f.a-a-
p..,..hc>. Bells &c 10 which w. .nqlle .clri..
tun ......>.
SEP j /, Gitri'h ~ : :" "''''''
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DIR. Is. 3. . : E::>,
20, :s2 TertEi stay street,
RALTlMORh, MI
/ Late Resident Physician snd Surgeon To op''-
cis Hospital tor Tn" Genilo- Urinsfy
Organs, fnris.J
Gusrantees speedy sid curtain re',oi N al Dis
osses and lrrresuiartias Incident tG FemaIes' III
impotoncy ard ;stority, and MI Ills c'"coni-
,ar,t ,n,,b 4 husa nf N,Lyras tmryS mp IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

It rumorcd on the street yesterday that the well
known house OF Cochran, Mclean Co. importers and
jobbcrs Of dry goods of Nos 462 AGA and 46G Broad
way had failed and the report created great excitement
IN tho dry goods trade and among business gen.
orally tho house is Of tho largest the city.
Upon inquiry at the store however, represe
OF firm stated that the was untrue and prob
ably gained footing from the fact the firm intended
retire from business. He asserted that they could
pay their liabilities IN iuli.
This firm was organized IN June 1874, being com
posed OF Mcssrs James L. Mclean, Henry " sioes-
bury and w. d. Barbour active partners and Messrs.
Thomas Cochran and William Barbour specials, with
capital OF S1O0 600 The term oil the partnership
10 be three years The firm do not claim have made
any money, ana are anxious TO retro, though they
do admit any loss ana say their capital intact
The liabilities thought 10 be about 81 500 and
the assets 81 600 000 They have been slow in paying
open accounts for some time past.
Al meeting of the creditors OF tho house u state
mcnt submitted 10 them which showed that sur
plus wac commanded But as tho market prices OF tho
goods they have on hand very low extension
requested until better prices could DO obtained.
suffered many losses which would have overwhelmed
a less firmly founded house. Its paper has varied in
value, but rule has been heavy year ago.
however, II sold at seven and eight per cent per
nun. There seems to be little doubt among the
trade that Cochran, Mclean Co. will pay every cent,
principal and interest," that they owe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

DO DO do, new, registered 1867 1i7h do do, do.
do, coupon, l204 1905; do. do, 1857, registered.
49,. llDA; do do, do. coupon, 1924 l22zs do.
1924 l24S do, ten fortics, registered, lis llss
do do coupon llssl 49, do nves, 1881, registered
ll78 NIX; do. do. do, coupon, NIX l17x.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were quiet; the changes re:--An
advance OF per cent In Louisville and Nashville Con-
soiidated 0s u per cent in Cleveland and Toledo
bonds y per cent in Michigan Central and per
cent In Burlington Cedar Rapids Minnesota arsts
decline OF Y per cont in Lehgh and wilkcsbarrc
soils, ana per In Chicago and Northwest conso
dated coupon gold bonds Tho largest transactions
in Milwaukee and ST. Paul. which sold 1917 los for
Lacrosse division, and sok for consolidated sinking
funds c. G., G. and l. 1rsts advanced to lOsh, aud
Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking funds TO
lO0i Rock Island brought ll0tl and Missouri
Pacific 6rsts 1851. The following were the closing
quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds Union Pacific
nrsts, los a 1861; DO land grants, 100 1904; do
sinking funas s9H s9x, Central Pacincs. los .
1885,.
BANK sHAREa
City bank shares sold follows-3l Merchants At
ia. Spark At 123 and 20 Nassau at 100
BoxDa
Tho only sale OF State bonds was South Carolina
SKIES, new non-iundable, which y cent lower
STOCKS
The following table Of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares received by telegraph from
San francisco is furnished By Mr. william ward
Drexel Buiding:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09
PACIFIC MAIL INVESTIGATION.

The civil suit OF Pacific Mail against Richard IRWIN
continued esterday before referee r B. Brownc,
Wall Mr. irwin represented by his counsel,
William H. Scott and Mr.. Bennett ard cx-Judge
vandcrpocl conducted the examination for Pacific
Nail The FIRST witness examined was Samuel A.
Hatch, who called TO rcbut some OF the evidence
given by Irwin. The witness stated that he never
been employed by stockwcn but only by Irwin, from
whom he received $40 800 payment his services
As parliamentary lawyer" ut Washington. Of this
Sill 500 paid alter the passage OF the subsidy
bill. lie stated lie not employed on tho recon-
mendation If Rufus Halcn, was he related
10 that gentleman, but employed solely by Mr.
Irwin, who had agreed 10 pay HIM certain sums Of
money for his influence with Senators and members OF
Congress- twenty Of whom he had approached,
either directly indirectly When asked he had
done he stated, ~ did the very best could; talked
about It and presented the question Of the subsidy In
the very best light could showing and explaining
many advantages would accrue 10 the maritime inter
csts OF the country by its passage The witness de
clned to state what ether means he used, saying II
may want 10 get patent aud should not like TO d.
vuigc the process" The $ll 500 check he stated
sent 10 him by Irwin from the Hoffman House and on
calling at No II Broad street hc found IL III AN cnyel
opc, and had cashcd NJ the firm OF Rufus Hatch, but
had nothing whatever 10 do with him IN thai transac
ton. Several other witnesses had been subprnacd,
but acre unable 10 come so this investigation was
postponed 70 next Tuesday at four O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

BERSARD-ExuEr Brooklyn, Tuesday,
June 0. BY the Rev. Y. Bel, EDWARD BERNARD 10 VIVA
ExAEr. No cards.
CHRisTiE-Fs EREsrER-On Thursday, June 5. by the
Rev. Talbot w. Chambers. ID. d., WILLIAM H. CHRISTIE
10 ANNA SUrPHES, daughter OF james c. Forester,
NJ. d., OF This city. No cards.
HcLLAND-BurLER. Wednesday, June T. 1876,
at the residence OF w. H. Butler, Esq, by the Rev.
Wellesley W. Bowdish, A. NJ BENJAMIN \. HOLLAND, OF
New York city, TO Miss ELLA BUTLER, OF Brooklyn.
MERRNAS- the Church OF the lncarna
ton. the 4th OF June by Rev. Arthur Brooks,
rector. HIRAM "A. MEgEINAS, OF Wamsport to MAEIg,
youngest daughter OF Hon ID. X. AcIsac, formerly
United States Consul TO Paris
MoRPoRD-RIrcH.- the residence OF the brides
parents, May rs, by Rev L. r. Mundy. Mr.. r. r. Nor
PoRD, OF Portchester, N T., to j. LIBBIE Rirca, Of
Greenwich, Conn
sgixAs-woLysonS Wednesday Juno T. at the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. j. l.
Lyons, FRAx4Is H. SEIxAs 70 ADELE, daughter Of
Edward Wolisohn. Esq
SpRorLLs-RuBiRA-OnW Wednesday, Juno Z, at New
Rochelle. by the Rev. Il u Morgan, assisted by tho
Rev. 4. W. Peet, WILLIAM X. sPRorLLs, Of New York,
to EUGENE daughter OF Mr. Eladio Rubira.
VAN WISKLE-MTcHELL~-O wednesday, June 7, ~
Ascension church. 9Th and 10th ST., by the
Rev. DR. Samuel Cooke. assisted by the Rev. DR.. John
Cotton Smith, ELzABgrH daughter OF the Hon. William
Mitchell 20 EDGAR h. VAN WixKLE
WooD-CUNxiSGHAM.-UnW Wednesday, June :, at the
residence OF tho BRIDES parents, by Rev. Z. j. Har
rover, MARION y. Wood EMMA r. CUNNINGHAM,
daughter OF William j. Cunningham, all OF this city.
No cards.
WooD--DE PKrxcE--On Thursday, June 8, At tho
West Twenty third Presbyterian church, by tho
Rev. Erskine y. White d. H., FREDERICK W. WooD
and ADDIE l.. DE- Bguyx PRINCE dau ghter or Maurice
T. De Bruyn Prince. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH. June 8, 1876.
good Ordinary @ n. receipts is bales = sales.
CHARLESTON. June s. 1876.
s ssssl 'sessy ~ net receipts = bales Sales ~
Cotton dull midllnr. lis4c. low abiding, lossc good
ordinary ee Ns. RECEIPTS os bales gross 2o Exports
Nkw ORLEANS. June g, 1876.
Cotton quiet; middll9s; Lbs; Sx %adns iose
Exports eoasswiss. 1905 sales, 1908 Stock. iois4S.
Cotton quiet; middlinr, lie. low mldding Toe. good
~ si: ''
ToLxpo, June 8. 1870;
Wabash y 81 bid ~ white Mieh!9sn ao's; extra
June 81 "a: July 81 JAZZ; No DO 81 ~: no. red
Dayton s .nS Mshns C o , .esas
mixed, aoc. grade lsc, damaged. 4otsc. Oats lrm
Meat sa.Gs som aoa d. ss oo
shpmentsFlour 500 bbls. wheat, 1860 bushels; corn.
oswEco, June g. 1875.
$500 No. Milwaukee club At s. s. Corn dull; ' old 10
c la' as sfs g s: sss S"ss
ton Millieed shorts, SIS shipssuas SIG; mddnrs SO
% New YORK. mSs = ns aen Lake & Sc
Rye 5000 bushels lumber. 10000 feet Canal ship
Receips-By lake Flour s,77o b.ls; wheat. i67ooo
Flour. sio1 bbs; wheat, 1900 bushels; $4,000
canal 20 ss.sy hs e aiss
points-WheHt. 300 bushels BY raroads-Fonr. 3.lUO
Ibis wheat 5000 oushels Is 900 do. 1900
do. barley 1000 do; rye. 1900 do. Canal frcights
strong Wheat c asking 1c AT the close to New York
oats. nomnay &C. Flour quiet stcaiy. Wheat dull;
settled feeling rade quotations nominnly
changed in the OF transactions Corn dull, firm
GALES bushels b sample AZ abont f9c 5000 do No.
~ 52sc 3c Oats lower sales OF 1860 bushels No.
Western 35c Rye quiet sales ool heels seed Sc
Barley inactive Malt quiet Pork dull mt $40 % for heavy
Lard dull at i2c Seeds inactive Hghwines nom
nally VI IL for city inado.
CHICAGO. June T. 1915.
Flour steady and firm. Wheat active firm higIer
No2 @ csgo spring. 81 Ooss spot and June. 81 Ub7s
Io7 JUL No Chicago spring Ole rejected. S3c Corn In
active demand and higher; No. 46ssc spot aud June
46Isc July; 47c August. Oats moderately active and
higher: No 3Ozsc ale 3c. july Rye in good
demand and upward tendency At 7lc. tie Barley. de
tight but holders hrm 5Sc Pork unsettled strong
and higher SIS 80 spot and July SO August SO % Sep
tember sales SIS ID $40 20 August Lard active, firm
sIi Is August. Bulk meats in fair demand aud
clear Sides g&c. all boxed Whiskey. 81 tssis
FrephtsCorn, to Buffalo, 2Ac. grain 10 New York. by
railroad 3Uc by lake and railwbeat. l0tzc: iOc
Receipss-F1our 500 bbs wheat. 1.9 600 bushels corn
Az do 50 90 do 300 do: barley, 40
d. Shipments-Flour 5000 bbs wheat. 5000
bushels; corn, 35l0D0 do: oats. 5000 do: rye
Zoo do: barley. 400 do. A. the afternoon call
ofthe Board:-Wheat. lc lower 81 05L June: 81 05X
O5L July. Corn lower s6c. june 4oAc. August Oats
lmer: 3Ic cash. 3U5sc July Fork lower; sis So july
$40. August Lard lower $40 STA $40 90 Juiy $i1 OK
August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

A resolution was yesterday introduced In the Board
OF Aldermen by Alderman Purroy calling upon the
Governor to act in the matter Of the removal OF tho
Fro Commissioners at once. Alderman Hess
sidcrcd the resolution reelection upon the Governor
by parties who wished to gain control OF this depart
had no control over,
Mr. Purroy stated that the resolution merely asked
for action matter that mad been in allegiance
about fourteen mouths. IL only q request 10 tho
Governor to take the matter up and acQuit these
u they ere innocent
after some further discussion, the motion prevailed