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, 1876-09-21
3ulfe,.

8rafiel, 20. Sept. Cine 9pc5iul-
bepeIbe rOnparis an Die ~Snoepenoence
8e.ge" melret, oaB Die YiOrte nidt &C..
neist 1T, ibre 6proerun9en ouf cine
&rie3s=@nti6aoi9ung Su reousirer uno
ouf bos @erlangen 81 pcrSl6ten, 5pel
ierbil4e ScItungn al belesen; aud be.
ltebt mon oui cine Nsubelcbnun9 Oes
Siiriten Wilun, relp. elmer @nerfennun9
Der Oberberrli6feit Der Yiorte; our6
oenielben, iolpie ouf elmer 4enoerun9
bes lerbllGen Ntiniiterriums.
Qonbpn 30. Sep. Cine @iencr
9epeihe beri6tct, oaB mebrere beunru-
Di9enoe @elii6te bort clriul!ren. SO
wiro II. 81. b%ebauptct, boB oer GSor Dem
Siirlten 9lNllan orei lllllpnen Gubel 0e=
11ldI babe uno cine t0rte 9,erCsobtbel'
lung bon Guioden i'm Scgriffc it,be
iiber GumGnien in Serbien elusuorin=
gen.
Sic r4al Wal @usctt'" bat 9epe.
i6en BON Serlin, oaB GuBlauo ncue
SricocnsporI6lG9e Den @arantismd1ten
unterbre!ten miro.
6~inftoultnb Mrteiter bieIten 9~eItern
@beno in Der ngyeter=SaGe" cine entbn=
Siuitli1e 8erlah mlun9 i'm YetreH Der
DricntaIii6en 6raye. Sr. 9enrp Sam
cett, 2lberoler, iiibrte Den 8OrIiB. BE.
16llille wuroen an9enommen, mcl1e Die
prientaliide Politit Der britjl6en &e=
9ierung miBbialsen unb cine 3ulam.
mepberufun9 bcs 4urIaments forOern.
Srn. SNuDler Don Der omeritanil1en
@~elanotl6oft in @oniiontinopel wuroe
Der 9uhf beg britii6enYolfes fir ielnen
Serl6t iiber Die @reueltbaten in Sulgo-
rlen potirt. NuA auf Dem Srafalsars
Square fano cine robeMlaIienuerlamm-
lung tatt.
@gonbon, 10. Sspt, Ser @isnsr
, 1876-09-21
asueIte telegr. Ysps(1fn.
GngtanD.

9onbon, 90. Sept. 9r. Sa'nes
Goirb, Der befannte Mderbon= S9rift=
Ic0er, bat Der Shines" N(ittbeiInn9en
iiber bic @oi5en Grnbte in England 9e=
ma6t; Der Grtrug bcriel6en lei 70 gut,
ols mar MIR ipiinI@en tDnne. Sos
3iesidbrige Mreol 1T iebod Inn 20 yro5.
oerineer, oIs i'm Sabre 1874, uno oo
Die Grnbte Der orei S0nisreiAe ben Con
1um faum beet, 10 1T England obermals
au5 oie Ser. Stanten %an9epiclcn. Sle
gSoi5cn= Guropos 6atten
cine lc6r eeringe Gtnote. Sritll9=OF-
inoien bot ,pdbreno Der leBten s Wtonas
II piel ous9eiibrt. Sic feline Guolitdt
bcs oicsjdhrigen s TRACES uno oos per=
minoerte Nrcol, msl6ts bebaut wuroe,
osnten auf Elm @teisen Der Yrciie FIN.
Ser 9ampTcr u@anaolan," ,peI3er
in Der 9idbe BON 2arne 0eitrdnoet it,
miro pabrldelnll9 ipleoer flott lpetoeh'
&as Cargo oeHclben miro 9eloI9t.
3wil 9eu Der Nepublit glbcria uno
Den Stdmmeu bon 9Ialmos, wel9e lett
gcroumer 3eIt &ries 5ulammln iibrtcn,
lit en0li9 SrieOcn 9eldIonM moroen.
Sic GingebDrencn Slaubten, England
weroe i6nen bclien. Sic brltIl9e Neg e'
rlrs bat lbnen ieoo4 re6t5cltl9 ale
SpHnung benommen.
, 1876-09-21

Correspondent Der Slime" beipri9t in
elmer 9epel6e an oieies 8latt Die @uf
nobme, wel6e Die Mnttport Der Yfprte
bel ben eontinentalen Wd6ten ~9efunoen
1ot. Gr duBert ii9 Ii. u. fol9enoermas
Sen: yWas bel Der Meiitcn mabgebeno
selueie en- gu lein i6eint, mar Die Snltun9
G~uBlano's. Nirse:os fat bic antport
Der gforte einen unsiinlti9eren @inorud
sema6t, aIs an ruilil6en 9ofs, po man
oieielbe einfo6 ais impairment besei6ne=
tie. Gle oiele Mntport Der piorte er-
idien, iparsn unSlpeioeuti9e SDmptomc
Dorbanoen, bob Die Ngitation, ncl6e in
GuBlano Dor lid 9in9, anfin9, eincgSirs
flung auf ben Sof aus5uiiben, uno oaB
Die Gjefabr elmer 9etbeiIten @nli9t untcr
ben Md9tcn beltanb. 0ie germuthuns
bab Der 9aupts>ped Der Mlillion Deg
Sea. Manteuffel na6BdrI6au Der mar,
ben Wirfun9en Der 9tationalbeipeguns
in Gublano entse9en 81 arbeiten nno
ben G5aren, lotple Die Gegisrun9 5urild'
su6alten, cine unobbangi9e MttiOnslinie
Su betrsten, fat olle @abrl6einli9fcit
fir li6. 9ini9tli6 Der Stimmun9 III
GuBlano uno UNI cine Spaltung unter
Den Mdhten gu pereiteln, mar es arses
NJ lien, oieYforte at peronloIien, formeae
3u1dnoniile i'm Setreff zines Wahtn-
it'd itonoes su MAIDEN.
, 1876-09-21
@eprae T. ibipn, jr.,

(Ma6fplser Don 8elsss s. @tbiOn.)
q o. 1901 90 i Stra6e.
Smpprteur anb gambler in
alien Sorten Forsellun. rn0 @laS>
Waaren io,pie in ueriAiebenen
Irtsn 9ausbaltunssse~
rdtbidafter.
Sd bare lceben pirefi BON ter Gabrit in
eimpass, BranfreiG, cine frii9e Geneuns,
vpn benz tefen frunsSf1usn Mp eurtifeln in
@laswaarsn. wel9e li1 isbr fir @alpons unp
Wirtblhaften eisnen, erbalten unb bite tas
yublifum mid 81 bsiu9en, bo i'd lsbr srbDtis
hin mstas @sarta sa astssr.
, 1876-09-21
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

DEr THE CIRCULATION OF ..A
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-09-21
@trginia Staats>W a5erTf
ta8ltp tsrausssssten soH
9obn q. y e H.
30. s 3tuSlite Straee.
u III II ;, V a.

snbSeriptionS Dretfet
eoEr Sc 90
9ed8 Monate . % oo
Dtet Monate . Si oo
@reiie her @u3eigen:
Gin Sauare, eth Mat ~Goo
Gin Sauare, ,wei Wtal *
Sin Gdnare, bret SRA. ~
Sin Gquare. cine 9epde ~
Gin gduare, einet Mpnat ~
Gin 5qnare, bret ptOnate DO0
G5r5E.re Inscisen wer en- 1Fi5sr bsretnst.
g6t pter tpentser Bel y blben' etnen Saudrt.
sle Nn,etaen finb int @eraus ut aablen.
Die 3eitunl wtlt IN Nid mont Itb lint
asaenb son ben 3rGsern fir IS Gents per
WrGs auSgetraeen.
, 1876-09-21
0nlanOi(de Qepe[den.

YDilaoelpbia a, 20. Sept. Cine
Suicide meloet. Oub Die 8ris9 v@eorsc
Satimer" nit elmer 2ooung 3udcr am
IS. os. wd6renb bes Srtans i'm Sofel'
bon Sinnaciia, 9orto GIco, unttr9e9an=
Gen lit. NQe Yerlonen am 8orO uur
Den 9erettet.
9 It D II, 90. 9spt. gn Der neucn
vOoo Tclops Saae" brad 9eItern Elm
@eriiit sulommsn, uno it9s Wtdhncr
,puroen lbper uerlegt.
@oibin at 0 II, 30. Sept. Ser
5ignol gtoba6tcr in &upeIloD bcri6-
tet, bab Der @6ooncr nSbs. S. 2ancas
lter" smii6cn Cartons uno Sopnlenot
Snlct auf Dem Stranoe lle9t. Serlclhe
lit nit Sis befrud)tct uno arg belhdolat.
Salifar +. @.-@. 20. Sept. @at'
reno oes Srfonts in orn wetlnbilhen
GjelpdHcrn gins Der Shponer NJ rp
u. s." BON 2unenbnra, Us. nit
Dram uno Wtous 81 @runoe.
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Nirifa.

2~onoon, 20. Stpt, Sic Zines"
bat &odriGten aus Der GOptoot, oab
in Der Srousppal Gepubllt 9dn5Il6e
Nnordie berrlNt. Sic bDberen Beam
ten luhten UNI britll6e Sntc1pentlon
had. Oie &epublifnnil6e @cirBBebuns
Bang mirb Mablegeln 81 @unlten clnes
MnldluHes an Gu9lono p%erbanoeln.
, 1876-09-21

s,rbscriotipus $ Nretfe.
, 1876-09-21
al nfreiG.

9orts, 20. Sept. Ser Dor elm8cn
Sosen iiber Die &iontbct Deg 8r"Tcn
BON Gbombolr publi5ute Ytrl3t 1T un=
bcgriln0et.
, 1876-09-21
Die Tobkmr>


TT S%efinntt. bas sanse bisberise SeiIperfobren INNS
Suitoben, Ole 6ur ptrb bur5 bas fo9enannts
Npbhao nne bura @tnnebmen pon Sobputner
bemtrtt. Ete SobbGber 3eisen an, no BITE 8rantbett
!3eit seisen fe bic 9ebensfrait bes Meniden an.
TauIeuoe ino tn ben lebten Bpet Sabrer In Der
Sabe>NnItalt, "a Stanton Str,, seew Yort, gebetlt
iporben. Inter ben @ebetlten ~beftnoen fi9 pteIe
R9 non onberen 8dbern babur4, baB ie brett aui
Ste &ranfbeit einpirfen, uab ben franten Stoif ents
f%errer, IN pelber Torn, ct aud auIn Yori9ein
fontme. sic itnb ehn Serbrennun9sz ober ausidsts
mfrs bet Der 9nrpenouns bteler Sur i~osuiasen iein
ei9ener Nrst. @enn Semano bur1 bieje Bdber ses
betlt tit, 70 tit er wirtli9 nnb rabifel sebeiIt, wdbs
renb na9 Der bisberi9en Setlmetbobe BITE Mtttsl
eep69nlt9 setabrlt@er itnb ais bte Srantbettislbit,
nnb ii9 SIters sSn san3ss Seer ieeunbarer arants
Sbeiei9 be sv4babsr aus srantbeitsn, tnnaiarlis
unb duberli3, %furtrer, 10 iino bod BITE Wirtnn9en
nod in aeutem3 u tanOe %bsfiuben, gang autsrorbsnis
lid: Tteber, ielblt Neruens nnb Gpphnstteber,
turirt. &atss unb 9uneemiG,pinefmd rtrb,
seSS5niia tslat farirt. @aNeriadt, Wbsas
matiSmuS perhen oft iehr t9nsu eebeilt;
ebenio Musens unb Sbrenfranthettem. fomts aue
fppbiIitif6e Srantbeitsn In iebem Srabe. BET
idipiirem, 9erppbeItt &C: tit bic @irtnns eirs
pIShlihe II. Tdtbare. Sur eth 8ab 1T binret9sn6,
UNI Seben pom Der @irtuns gu iiberaeusen. Mas
aenfrebs nno bte fosenannte @arns obsr
fpourSen sebeiGt. Set lssterer Rrantheit seben rs
RruSent SsS 3uderitoifes' nit iebem Babe Snra bex
l1rin ab.
Oie @oSes unb ginnebnes putper rcsrben nod
@ube>pulpers TT So, Der bes Gtnnebme ) pulpers
81. Otan laiIe f9 cine Sroi9lre iiber bic 2obfua
IT. easlti9er oSer beuti4er Sprade fdidea.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a StcntOn Str. (Box 1901
asw ger.I
, 1876-09-21

Nbner Ouutlep ppn Mlle born
County. u. g., bot tiirSllN ltlneN 100.
@eburtataN gei iert.
Ser 9oitor ". u. Conf DO:
Syetnom Ylaee. u. D.. er50nSte lid neil
er leine Gimme u%erlor. iona1 nl@t
mebr preolgtn fonnte.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
FOURTH EDITION.
The nrinnesota Handful.


CAPTURE OF FRANK JAMES, THE MISSOURI
DEsPERADo AND ONE OF THE NoR-HFIELD
BANK ROBBERS.
Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Times.
KANSAS Cry, Oct. 13.-Frank James, one
of the Clay County desperadoes, was ar
rested at o'clock this evening, near the
Big Blue at the residence of DR.. Noland,
about ten miles west OF our city, by Pinker-
toms detectives, five in number. They sur
rounded the house and made the capture
without any excitement, save such as the
female portion of the family manifested.
Frank was at the Doctors, under treat
ment for gun shot wound in one of his
knees, received in Minnesota. The priso-
ner was taken to the railroad track and
placed on board Missouri Pacific train and
arrived in in our city about o'clock, and
from here taken to Wyandotte, and is now
probably on his way to Chicago. The in
tention of his captors was to raid during the
night the residence of Mcbride, Jesse
James brother-in-law with whom Jesse's
wife has been living; but up to o'clock to-
night nothing has been done which an out
slider could learn. The capture of Jesse is
almost certain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
FIFTH EDITION.
Down with the Outlaws ,

THE Ku KLUx OF SOUTH CAROLINA TO BE
DIsARMED AND DISPERSED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. a. Governor CHAM
berlain, of South Carolina, has made a re-
QUESTION on the President Of the United
States for troops to quell disturbances and
preserve the peace in the State, which is now
broken by illegally organized and armed
rebellious forces. In his request for aid the
Governor recites the facts contained in his
proclamation, commanding the Democratic
rifle clubs and regiments to disband and dis
arm in three days. He furnishes docu-
mentary proof of the defiant and tur-
bulent existence OF these organizations,
and of the disturbance of the peace
by them. He also states that they
have refused to obey his proclamation, and
that he is without sufficient militia to en-
force his commands, and therefore, in com
pliance with the Constitution of the United
States, he seeks Federal aid to suppress
this resistance to the legal authority of
the State. The matter will receive the
early attention of the President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
LEGAL Rrevittes.

Hats.
Cheap hats.
Sunset at $50.
No loans tonight,
Dubell, the halter
Sunrise tomorrow d; 6.l2.
Moon rise tomorrow a. N. at 4.l0
DELAWARE TRIBUNE is 81 year.
Heavy winter bnots at Donahoes, 3l3 Market
Street.
A fine stock of hats to select from at Webbs,
804 Market Street
Gouert u Co. are celebrated for making ele-
CANT fits in overcoats
Fine customer work specially at Murray u
Bro. IS, 101 w. I'd Street.
Billheads at the CoMHERoIAL job office
also, every kind of mercantile printing at low
rates.
Mothers, do not let your darlings suffer with
the Whooping Cough, if you have remedy so
near at hand Use DR.. Bulls Cough Sprup,
and the little sufferers will soon find relief.
Price 25 cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
OBITUARY.
GREENBAEK. DEL.. Oct.

GREENBAEK, DEL., Oct. H. 1876.
AT meeting of the employees of Greenbank
Mills, held Oct. 18th, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS In the providence OF Almighty
God, our esteemed employer, VIM. G. Philips,
has been called from time to eternity there
fore, be it
ReaolUed, That while we humbly bow in sub
mission to the will Of Him who " doeth all
things well, we are forcibly reminded that sin
the midst of life we are in DEATH"
ResoLUed, That in the death of our beloved
employer, we have lost a true and faithful
friend.
RESOLVED, That to the bereaved family we
tender our sincerest sympathies, hoping that
the God of aflllction may sanctify this trouble
to their eternal good.
Resolued That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of our deceased employer
and published in the Wilmington COMMERCIAL
and EUery EUening.
A. j. Williams, Albert Simpers,
S. J. Guthrie, John j. Williams,
James McGrory, Francis Shannon,
Thomas Graham, r II. Williams.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
New Adverlisemenls, To-day.

Funeral Notices
Dnbell's Brevity
Obituary Notice.
Brevity-Gouert d Co
Webb's Brevity-Hats
Murray Il Bros Brevity
oyster Knives-Billany
Wanted. for cash-Farm
Attention Boys in Blue
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
Meat Hooks-W II Billany
For Sale-Ticket to New York
Marshal's Sale-Steamer "Falcon"
Bird Guards Parade This Evening
Announcements of Church Services
Nansemond sweet Potatoes-Russell
Lieberman's Clothing-Latest Returns
New Buckwheat meal-W N Chandler
Donahoe's heavy winter boots-Brevity
Opening of Ladies' Cloaks-Liehtenstein
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
PROCLAMATION BY THE MA YOR.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY Il.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
WILMINGTON, DEL, october 18th, 1876.
Whereas, His EXcellency, John P. Cochran,
Governor of Delaware, has named Thursday,
the 10Th day of October, 1876, as delaware
Day, at the International Exposition, in Pnila-
delphia, and invited the attendance of the
citizens of the State and
Whereas, The City Council has authorized
me to request such attendance upon the part
of the citizens of Wilmington.
Now, therefore, l. WIN. g. WhiteleY, Mayor
of Wilmington, do request the closing OF all
places of business and schools, in order that
full opportunity may be given to all of our citi-
zens to participate in the ceremonies of " Del
aware Day."
WILLIAM G. WHITLEY,
oct1S-5t Mayor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
Anttintr SalEs.

MARsHALs SALE.
By virtue of writ of venditioni exponan. ,ssned
out OF the District Court of the United States for
the District of Delaware, at the suit of the jackson
a Sharp Company, and to me directed will expose
to sale at public auction and will sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash. on
TUESDAY, 24TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876.
at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon,
the steamer Falcon" her tackle, apparel and fur
nlture, boats appurtenances where she now lies at
the wharf Of the jackson Sharp Company, in the
city of Wilmington, Del.
JOHN Nj. DUNN,
oct14-ts u. Marshal, District of Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
2Ietifes.

NOTICE. -FIRRMEN'S CENTENNIAL ASSo-
IN CIATION-A meeting of the iremen's Gem
tenna Association will be held at the hall of the
Washington Engine House, on Saturday evening, at
~ O'clock Punctual attendance IS requested.
octl3-2t- GEO. MCCALL, President.
NJ 0TICE-DELAWAREST STATE BONDS-THE
IN Treasurer is now ready to redeem the Delaware
State Bonds due January lst 1885, at their par value
with accrued interest. All persons holding said
bonds are requested present them to the Farmers
Bank at Dover, for redemption at once.
TH0S. B. GILES, State Treasurer
LAUREL, DEL, September 10th, 1876.
sep222md&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14

Correspondence invited. Roofs laid BY contract:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
8aardina.

DOARDING-FORM MAN AND WIFE, WITH A
I'd furnished front room I'd floor. Also / room
furnished on Sd floor. Apply at
sep29-tf 9l4 WEST STREET.
DOARD-WITH EITHER SINGLE OR OOM-
ID municating rooms, at s0l West street, Whining
ton, Del oct4,tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
Hazlng NIidshIpmen.

FIVE CADETS DISMISSED FROM THE NAVAL
ACADEMY.
Associated Press Telegram.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 14.-W. N. King, of
Georgia, F. B. Parson, of Mass, George A.
Scott, of Indiana, j. F. Luby, of New York,
and W. W. Russell, OF Maryland, were dis
missed from the Naval Academy, yesterday,
for refusing to disclose the names of stu
dients engaged in recent hazing at the
Academy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
PhiIMdeIphIa Markets.

associated Press Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14-Petroleum quiet
refined 2515@26c; crude 19.
Cloverseed $10@11.
Timothy firm, $1.90.
Flaxseed unchanged.
Feed dull, $13@14.
Flour remains dull; extra 81 @42 25; Min
nesota family $6.3715@6.75; Penna. and
Ohio, $5.75@6 so; high grades $S. .08.5O.
Rye flour $4.6215.
Corn meal 1920.
Prime wheat firm; three kinds weak,
Penna. red Slips; amber 1.3O Michigan
white $1.30@1.35.
Corn, fair demand, less offered yellow 58c;
mixed 5619@57c; white 54@55c; 10000
bushels sail sold for 56S4@57c.
Oats quiet, new mixed 33@35c; white SO
@43c; old 48c.
Provisions dull, mess pork II 50@18.
Beef hams 20@23c; smoked hams $50
16c picked do. 12@13c; lard 1015@11c.
Whiskey $1.14 for Western.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
40litifal alotiffs.


A ITENTION, B lRD SUARpS.--N Meet equipped
N tonight, at State Central Committee Rooms,
TIN AID Market, Tor Parade, at Ga O'Clock, sharp.
octli-'ts
A TTENTIOS.
HEADQJARTFRs BOYS IN BLUE,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. IA 1876
The different inpanies and ba talions will form
for pirade this evening, at $50 o'clock, on King
Street right resting 9TH, fs ciEg West for parade
BY command OF JOHN NJ. DUNN,
MAJ. Genl Comd'g Boys in Blue.
s. X. SMITH, Adj General octl4-lts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
ParaIysis ON the Stage. :

AN ACTOR STRUCK WITH PARALYSIS WHILE
ACTING ON THE STAGE.
Associated Press Telegram.
BALTIMORE, Oct 14.-John @. Ferris, an
actor, was struck with paralysis last night,
while on the stage at the Holiday Street
Theatre in the character of g George Tai
boys" in Lady Audley's Secret" and died
this morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
clTYITEMs.

EE- NERVOUS DEBI11TY.-VITAL WEAKNESS OR
DEPRESSION: weak exhausted feeling, no energy
or courage; the result of MENTAL ovER-woRK, Ex-
CE6sEs, or some dram upon the system, is always
cured by HUMPHREYS HoMEPATEIC SPECIFIo No.
% 1t tones up and invigorates the system, dspels
gloom and dependency, imparts strength and en-
ergy,-stops the drain and rejuvenates the entire
man; Been used twenty years with perfect success
by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price, SL00 per
single vial, or $500 per package of five walls and
So vial of powder. Sent by mail receipt of price,
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, 562 Broadway, New York. See large
advertisement feb25. .eod&w
gS IMPoRTANT.-Ify you are gong to see the Cen
tennla Exhibition with your wife and children write
to Bottoms Washington Hotel on Chestnut street
above Seventh, Philadelphia, and give the number
of grown persons and children in your family and
how long you propose to stay and get their prices
Ii you are going with party, society lodge, do
the same
Washington Hotel with wide Chestnut street
'front.' only charges $500 per day. and SO 50 for sup
per, lodging and breakfast and the branch of the
Washington on the European plan, on Seventh St.
near Chestnut, only charRsst SLIGO for room, and
there you can get good meal for nifty cents if you
you choose.
And another thing If you desire to spead a few
days or longer at the finest Seaside resort in Amer
lea, writ for prices at Columbia House, Cape May
only two hours ride from Philadelphia, with full
ocean front, beautiful shaded lawn, music and every
other desirable attraction. le2S-w&s&wtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
Tne Immense railroad travel


WHAT BUSINESS THE BALTIMORE x OHIO Is
DOING.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 14.-The resources of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are taxed
just.now to the utmost to provide transpor-
tation for their immense passenger traffic.
Yesterday morning between 12:40 and 2
o'clock eight trains, bringing eighty coaches,
arrived at the Camden Station, carrying
more passengers than has ever before been
brought into the depot in the same space
of time, the number being estimated at not
less than $500 people. The regular trains
from the West invariably come In two Sec
tions, and frequently in four and five, while
the influx Of travel from the South is scarce
ly less. Mr.. Sharp says that more people
are on the move in the United States to-day
than there have ever been before.
The MAYORS CoURT.-Last evening Mar
tin Butler, Henry Barrett, John GLASGOW,
and James Robinson, were arraigned before
the Mayor, charged with riotous and disor-
derly conduct on the South Side. Each of
the parties named was fined $5 and costs,
except Joseph Ray, who was fined $40 addi-
tional for all assault on Bernard McHugh.
James Robinson, one of the parties named,
was fined $40 additional for assaulting Will
liam Fortesque, and $5 for assaulting John
Smith.
Two drunks were fined so cents and costs
and Lewis Dixon was fined 81 for firing a
pistol in the public streets.
LEAHEY NOT YET CApruREp.-It is sup
posed that Michael Leahey, the man who
shot James @. McCracken, one of the Bird
Guards, on Thursday, has Jumped the
town. and gone to some place where he
will be safe from arrest. ALI the efforts of
the officers thus far to find him have proved
unavailing.
None of the Democratic fraudulent voters
at the Little Election have yet been ar
rested.
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE AT DOVER Michael
O'Brien, who, since the Camden camp meet
ing closed, has been making his home at the
State Capital Hotel, attempted to commit
suicide on Sunday last by drinking a pois-
onous mixture used for brass mountings.
DIR. Jump administered an antidote which
prevented a fatal result He gave as rea-
son for his action, the answer, that he was
tired Of life.
THE ALICE PREsToN's TRIPs-The steam
er Alice Preston still runs at the usual
hours between Pennsgrove and Wilmington,
except on Mondays and Thursdays On
Wednesday and Saturday evenings she
leaves Pennsgrove ON her return from Will
mington, and takes load of truck to the
Philadelphia MARKET returning to Penns-
grove on Thursday and Monday evenings.
A Fist INSTEAD OF a BRIcK. William Ev-
ans and William Cooper, both of Hedge
vile, were instigated through the influence
Of little too much stimulus, to take game
Of tisUicuffs. Cooper told Esq. Hagany that it
was a brick that struck him, but Evans
proved that 1t was only fist. so cents and
costs from Evans appeased Cooper's wound
ed honor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-14
pUBLIC SAL E OF
MACHINERY, LUMBER, ETC.
Will be sold at public sale. on
Tuesday, October ~, 1876,
at o'clock. p. m sharp,
CITY DHI,

One s-horse Portable Steam Engine, made by Tiff,
Bro, Co., Buffalo, NJ Y, tthis engine be seen
Breaker; one Bogardus Mill, for plaster or bones;
three sets of new plates for mill Bone Steamer
one pair of Platform Scales; three Wheelbarrows;
one small Roller; one Ladder; let of Fly Wheels
Sleeves, Shovels, Rakes, Hammers Wrenches etc
Gum and Leather Betting sn4 lot Of Plaster and
Ground Bone; 800 feet Hemlock Boards $500 feet
White Pine Boards 2500 feet Yellow Pine Flooring;
1000 feet good Shingle Roofing on the ground con
yenient for moving; 80 White Pine Posts, IKE IL
feet long; small lot of Oak Pieces, 3x5: large lot
OF Hemlock, 3x5, 3x6, and 3x7; Wheeling Plank;
large lot of Kindling Wood, etc
TERMS: All sums of $50 and under Cash over
that amount credit of three months will be given
the purchaser giving bankable note Discount added
with approved security
VIM E. CLEAVER,
octll.l4 Secretary.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-14
ErTERED ST. HELENA SOUND.

June, 9th, Br barkcntine Anne Sophia,
Allen master, 80 days from Fdyal in bal
last to Campbell Wyllie & co. o
9Th, Russian bark Altma, HUI
man master, AZ days from RIO Janerio,
in ballast to Campbell Wyllic & co.
9Th, Russian bark Ruthlmu*, Ar
derson master, 40 days from Rio Janeiro,
in ballast to Campbell Wyliic 4 CO.
- 9th Swedish bark Orskar,
johnson master, 36 days from London in
ballast to Campbell Wyllie & co.
--7th, Br. brg w. II. Tucker, Mil
Ter master, 90 days from Dakar in ballast
to Camphell Wyllie s. co. -.ssr
CLEAREp June 9Th, Br. brig John May,
Fonquct master for Plymouth England
with 3s7 tona of phosphate rock from
Coosaw mines.
9th, Russian bark Emilis 0stcr-
man master, for London, with 970 tons
"f phosphate rock from Oak Point