Wilmington Daily Commercial from Wilmington, Delaware • 2

5)qi fy HOWARD M. JENKINS. EDITOR. WILMISGTOS DELAWARE. AafUt 1.

Saturday PURLOtOtKD EVERY AfTERBOOM, (ft Wn fy than excepted.) at 'V Comixaciai. SmOA-mcW DXLrvxaxt) ran by earners a DELA WARE TRIBUTE, (wwUy Paninealar the the and organ of and FnU -gr ow er a great Family Too Dailmna COMMERCIAL STEAM PR1STLSG ROOMS, tcitk Jkrvt-claee ma chiner mod tkOifSu workmen. Book. Job, and Mercantile Printing of all 15th REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. ken ELECTION.

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3rd. STATE TICKET Governor. ISAAC JUXP, of Kent-, Congress. JA LS LO ELAND, of Kent.

Cattle County Tided Foa Shuot. JAMES MARTIN. Foa Coaoxaa. PETEr. B.

AYERS. For gust John Persons leaving the city danng the summer tbe Coxxnmi mailed their address by orOering the tame at this office. Terms, including postage, sixteen cents a week tn advance. id the Reservoir. Cwnncil Referring to "some of tbe Repobiican bun of the tbe Gazette, of yesterday "Ik hae only been a week aince they voted to defeat an ordinance authorizing tbe saie of bonds for the building of tbe proposed new reservoir." This is not correct.

When the ordinance to the bonds ikan present voted for it, and the Gaeetu port. The ordinance then failed to pass, heartier to do so two-thirds of the whole with Man of a up, a week ago, every Repubagainst, by referring to i fourteen in its favor, and there were bnt thirteen Republicans present. Tbe Gazelle the untenable position, in needed. regard to the reservoir, that it i This needed, and difference of opinion as to that question amongst the Republican members of the Council. They have, upon flection, united farther in the judgment that I20.0ÖJ.

is a sufficient a mistake the basin there has been to begin work cd, point remaining uneetand there i tied but that of the manner in which the work shall be by contract or by the state Bonds Called In. The State Treasurer, R. H. Davia, that he will pay par and accrued interest for bonds of the State of Delaware due January let. 1875.

upon their presentation to him at Milford, the Farmers' Bauk at Dover. $171,000. of bonds will be due at the time stated, and as there ing surplus funds in the Treasury. Mr. Davis the course of anticipating payment be tendered him for redemption.

As the high rate of taxation borne by the people reduced by the last Legislature, there doubt will be. ample funds at ehoold be, and hand to redeem the whole by let, without the need of borrowing. The Odorlesh in Priiladelpliia. Our Philadelphia correspondent that the odors of a monopoly job already appear in connection with the Excavator in that city. We were, too hasty i that anything under the profit to the municipal Ring of Philadelphia would be permitted to escape their attention.

It is little ataep. however, if they propose ujfir nir ft, tnat the tax-payers of Wilmington thould have to dine and wine them, at f3 55 each for a eingie meal. assuming caj-able of bringing the msehina and With four daily newspap-ere. of journalistic courtesies the publishing businees. There is if profit in it, and we are almost that be Cincinnati interchange a marked feature of where personal and delicate form a large part of the daily editorial efforts.

We regret cnce against the colored people. If have not enough it, they defeat without a hearing. The Secretary of the Treasury i call for 20.000 coupon and 5000 registered to be paid, principal and interest, at the Treathe 1st of avember. The total amount ie eee the Sussex Journal the oid effort to stir up prejudice a called Mr. Lynch inquiry i the City Hospital's character is judicious and unless public report ie greatly i tbe committee closely inquire r.

But will at Washington General Bristow will retire from the Treasury, and take the Attorney Generalship. It is possible and not probable. The total of li burg and Allegheny City, eo far as known, is 133. The damage to the streets and sew ere is A good etory, complete, will found third page, the effect that i loot by the flood I a our W. U.

Heiu-ei. of the propri Daily of the the day in Wilmington. His paper is the lead.ng journal of iAiiCister. Belknap ia expected return to Washington Phdadeiph Van Trump. Cojigr eeteriay of heart disease.

Tuesday next. of the Twelfth District of Ohio, died fro liepublcan Convention of Wyoming Territory, on Tnureday nominated Judge Joseph M. Carey as cand.date for Delegate in Congress Judge Carey wa- formerly a ciuzec of Delk-Aa and is well known to many of peoi The Policy the Old Domini Steamship is. the New York Times The Old plan is by those in Re op-oration in Maryland to opening up of tbe already-buii: ra-lroads Penmetha by connection w. from with New Yori thie that only road shah be bu.it in Worcester couurv, Md L-e- ng the seven nn.ee between Martin's on tne and Pocomoke Railroad, and the Deithese seven m.ie» enure Itanlength tne Wicomico iengto.

and To do v. have L-eeu buiiu ti road, Pocom- twfcuty-dve BerLu and Snow HiiL twenty miles length, arid fony of railroad paasine through Del- 1 aware wiii be brought into three: conuecLon with Lewes. Time the Oid Dominien Company Lave recurred by thie purchase one hundred fifty of railrrxad which cf a large and eaeily cultivated and country, aud a c-iuntry capable of being made to produce enough fruit and to feed New York. Three of T. A vigilance committee Lae formed in Kansas, comprising one hundred Wellington and other for the purpose ivnciung horee hiev fcB Chas.

Brook. William Brook aud Chariee Smith were hat-ged bv the committee, near Wellington, on night, and before their death made con implicating others. Edward Met pulled ti melon in Northern' flung. npe water The Beaford band cli serenade the Maryland Sereral new oyster houses Seaford. The Dower markets hawe improved aince rege tables8.

B. Mackhn aspires to the nomination for coroner in Sussex. to be built at The Sussex wheat crop is said to be not than a good average oue. H. H.

rturton. a Seafonl ship-carpenter, cut ugly gash in lua foot, a few days ago, with a In, Although the preliminaries hare been several times arranged in Seaford for a reading room the plan not yet been consummated. Bernes took a sudden fall a few days ago, and the growers about Dover have ceased to ship, and will sell the remainder of their to the canneriea. The woods meeting which Ml Pleasant, Delmar circuit. to commence the 9th of August, has peen postponed until Saturday, tbe 15th of that month.

Over one hundred tents hare already been ken out to the Camden erection thereof commet ouei. As there ground, and the principally boaid camp there laet eeaeou. unusually large gathering is looked for this The New York Co mm ertial Aateriiser says the Democratic leaders in New York either disgusted or demoralized at the Indiana platform "Such men Butler Duncan. August Belmont aod Royal Phelps are simply disgusted. And leaders like Samuel J.

Tilden. John Kelley, Sanford E. Church. Horatio Seymour and the editor of the World are both demoralised and disgusted. The attempt cf the H'orid.

the other day. to recoocde New York and Indiana was lame and more thau halting. It was imagine the glee we-aknet-s by indeed pitiable, and with which this confession of Man Italian Club will be received by Hendricks, Yoorbeeeand West." Tbe North Carolina Cougremonal and judicial ejection place August 6.and eight are to be chosen, together with the local judiciary. Of the eight Oo ogr es ei neats belODging'to North Carol ma. Democrats and three by Republicans.

A of tbe State shows it of the three Republican Demccrats. Clinton L. Cobb, of North Carolina, a Republican candidate for re-election to Congress, is embarrassed. He says "If I go for the civil rights bill I am beaten, and if I don't go for it I beaten and what am I to do Southern democratic a preference for ocrat.c candidate filled by ible that two will return it poeei -tr. pa pen- as a nue Senator Thurman the detnthe coming presidential campaign.

The democracy of Alabama have decided oppose civil and mixed schools with pulHory education therein. Convention of the Ohio The Republic district. i.Gen. Garfield's, mill be held gust 13th. and the renomination of Garfield is expected.

The Conservatives of the Third District of Texas have nominated J. Throckmorton for Oongresa. G. L. Fort was renominated for Omgreaa Thursdav oy the Republican Convention of the Eighth District of Illinois.

our Late Editions of Newark Reported for the Commercial New auk, July 31. Newark will have a circus. It will app here on Monday. August 10th. F.

A. Curtis came home from Cape May, looking much refreshed. Mrs. F. A.

Curtis. Harne Willie and Cuarlie Curtis have left Newark for a tnp Niagara Falle, stopping at the road, making in all a very pleasant excurTlie care of the F. AD. R. R.

will only Sunday mornings, leaving Newark at a o'cloc returning from cuap meeting at Rea Ison 5.30 o'clock. On Tuesday next, a party of some twenty perwill leave Newark for the aea on the 'Mary Jane. They are already ordering their proviaboard. without battle or cork. Some will all back again.

llAj-uhliCAJi jinrtj: f.ir do not give coming from emg "New York" before they i Governor and YIember of Cou general eauefaction in fact, the tame county may endanger the election of the other. It very unfortunate that were so male, btj the been doue, the party must make the best of i 1 li smji for Sxtbsa. July 3L gladdened ram which contmued with The of the fanners terday by a fi little in term ire: efit to the until the ling, and the benand other all of which stood in great need of rain will be almost inealcuiable. To-day, the weather ie spleud-d and the a.r cool and exiularaung. Tne Miesion Sunday scl.ool had their plc-mc to-day at Fraland, with general of pleasant times.

Considerable of Hale's are being from station and the aggregate of will much larger than general suppos. The id of match between the Smyrna and Dover ba-e ball c.ub- played thie morning on the of the latter who were defeated by a of 12 to 82 The game Lave been played on Wednesday, and the visiting club was on hand for the contest, but the ram prevented and it mutually poetponed until the following day. We, of co ticinated a handsome victory for WitLsUndiiig the fact that of the Milford club is is I smuggled their and tbe pitching of Cummins moi out of which the more credit to the visitors, certainly did not hone for a The Dover tbo tgb beaten, are Lut they Lave fouud to their sorrow that it use to play against the champioua of Kent county. Tbe as follows i Smvrna. Dover.

Time of game 2 Umpire. Shakespeare. Tne fielding of the was unexceptionable and tbe of the umpire artiai and satisfactory. Immediately on their arrival home a challenge received by telegraph from the MidcLetown Club, to be played here on Raturdav it was promptly 12 3456789 1 1 6 0 7 2 8 7 0-32 2 5 2 0 0 1 2 0 0-12 fifty-four is Hepoetee. A.

notheb Leas Mut Union he ce of 5iame loan in Delaware through its lo. Board of Directon in this city. Tins mahen made by this company and further greater Re patronage the gre become. The art at 2 Uu Life Inof id ic the luteuuon this matter. TLe will its 211 Shipley Kt.

its promise 9torts, Sanflfs, STOVE HEATER STORE GKNiRAL HOUSE- FTKNISIIIN.I KMiSjhIUM to dtit 1 WILLIAM F. ROBINSON HAS OPENED A NEW STOVE AND HEATER STORE of Second and King frontuu oa Second St. constantly on hand an the iatei proved STOVES, HEATERS, AND RANGES. tne N. E.

I ft. do el fccorteat REDUCTION 1 to cr CHEATS, ICS CHESTS. REF ATER COOLERS, AT Eh COOLERS, in GOODS WILL BE FOLD VERY H. F. PICKELS, 7 AND 9 B.

FOURTH REST. uw TUST RECEIVED, 25 HALF finest teas at 11 fourth HOUSTON A PHIZ ER. Spccts'. Satires. the first to tocopal Never has a injury, for It not only nature of the disease to a mow oreadtroduce the use of Bateaus nauseating drug done the tone of than the original, but the stomach and brings forms, having a homd To avoid this drug and Gift within the reach of all, remedy purely vegetable, and a positive core even tune in from to four days, without exposure or trouble.

Male packages, ft female, fa. For scrofula and all disease of impure blood the Samaritan's Root and Herb la the remedy to be used. dyspepsia in its worst and disgusting smell, effects the Samaritan's KEEP TOE BLOOD IN A HEALTHY CONDITION. "The blood is the Mfe of the human body." There membrane of any sort, which is not kept in a healthy state, by the unceasing action of the heart pumping out, nigh; day, forty-three hundred and twenty time! this wonderful current of life In disease nature ever bone, muscle. hour heart works faster, the failing organ burned ap to to heraelf, expel disease and life.

Hence we hare eruptions and sores because nature has succeeded every effort throwing the poison f-Laud and look on that heroic effort of nature trying to free herself frein the deadly enemy, or shall we come to the reecue with a few bottle of the Root and Herb Juice. and banish from the system that foal been slowly bat surely eating away the very toonsurface, shah we then i.Atain of fife Sokl by E. Bnnghoret A Sixth and Market cl nail, Second and Market, Wilmington. DeL and by druggists generady. Jei7-iy Improved Vaporizing Inhaler.

For i-halmg the of Muriate c-f Amnroia with any other medicine des.red th? treatment of NASAL CATARRH, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, DIPTHKRIt. OZENA, AND HEADACHE, being the way for the i pans, indorsed by UMrity. LKWIN'S PRINCIPLE PATENTED Jan. 14. reach the best al For aale wholesale a retail by the soie agents of Wilmington.

B. A C. SHOEMAKER, The Foliage of Casts goMen-green aludows for tbe benefit of wayfarers and purposes which are as well fol. And K. A wha: Why.

their SOD a WaTKR, of course sparkling, invigorating, refreshing iceir nek syrups carefully prepared from of the various fruits represented in combination with the best wtn sugar. Their medicinal on draught comprising those from the high Rock, Geyser an Excelsior also Kts-euge- and Vichy waters highly esteemed and tn great d-mand. The or the water, re lusciouaness of the fruit aud cream syrupa and the value derived from toe medicinal spring which rave made their store CORNER OF blXTH, the moat popular of its kind In this city. a of the many MAKESrSTKkEi old Sparkling Soda 1 And choice fruit the seaaou, at cream open for FOSTER'S DRUG STORK, Front and vt est street Foster's Cliolrrn Ulxlurr, For Children and Adulta, Mcrboa. Dvssnterv, a- all pains in the Stomach and do we 1 caused bv eating green fruit and vegetables, for Aale Cholera, FUST DRUG STORE.

Front and West Mai Heather. When the mercury hovers In the vicinity of 90 degrees peopi become IBM momewrt notice ever) variation of the pe rature, kind. f.v extensive variety of instrumen a of nic-1 crate prices. be bad of K. BKINGHl RST A Corner 6th and Market streets Seakuuablr.

During this sweltering weather everv one shoui be famiaar with the value of GOOD TOILET PuttDER in preventing and retnov ng excorut tmtabUtiy and moistneas of the large of the finest quality of French, English, and American manufacture, for aaie by K. BRING HURST A Apothecaries. Corner Sixth and Market I cheerfully giv Mrs Foster's Be afflicted for testimony to the public that and Tetter ointme with disordered of the ellingof the g.ands of the neck, which was the Occasion of prolonged suffering and pense consulted eight of the most prominent physiC LUe ull eiuX Lhe i a nng 'ime w.ihout receiving any permanent reiieT oh The contrary getting worst, till nnaliy airuott despairing o' hope, I was Blood Purifier, which being a certain point in my case after of Die Biood Purifier in connection with ointment, the ceased, the eruptlo IT further information my residence. and obstinate W. try Mrs.

recommended dlseaae. It Tetter xmcerumg my call THO SCYiTT, l.th Street Bridge. Mrs. I Foster's omunent for disease of time with happy effect, har ng affect of the biood and lief i using orougb i utners axilicto! in 1880 Claymont Street, rectify to the efficacy and Tt-t the blood 1 i suffere i a chr for a long tune without procuring remedies, bu tht a aimixar way. J.

B. EASTBUHN, P.easantvide New Cas'le Countv Toilet Loodk, Bur your Toilet ly Humphrey stevifios the Delaware Aveuue Drug W. T. ALKIC1IS, 903 Delaware Avenue. Paml Medicines, French W.

T. ALRICH9, tbe DELAWARE ENCE DRUG STORE, has a lot of FRENCH PERFUMERY, Which he is clottrg cut at half the regular price jCmi and get a sup, they 1 Tonic Ale. A i URB LIGHT ALE BREWED EXPRESSLY FOR MEDICINAL USE. Just the thing for this season of the year, th relaxed retail by the agents, B. A C.

SHOEMAKER, Market Street. Graduate Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. wholesale EDWARD MclNALL, APOTHECARY AND PRESCRIPTIONIST, S. COR. SECOND AND MARKET STREETS.

N. hands employed. Each clerk had a prescription experience of from 6 years. 10 cartcoualy of the dav and mzht tied all hours sprT-lr tfards. W'ALT ER (T.MMINÖ ATTORNEY.

AND SO t' I OR I CH sNC floor tj Office Wilming. deCtO-ly-w6ui ton, Dciawt' K. CHEESMAN, aniel fahr SURVEYOR, CONVEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office No. 6'4 KING STREET, Brick ork.

Grading, Measured. Je 1 3m NO. 4 WEST ST. it C. H.

LAWTON, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, iv89-iy So. 316 W. Seventh i 1ME LTMB, I have LIME FREsII FROM THE KILN. id. Kilns oppoeite Wilmington Gas LIME.

And always Ali ordere left at the Penna. House win rej ceive prompt a'tention. I M. PAWLING. 1UE6T PROTECTORS, OF I.AMR'É wool, single, at K.

BRINOHUR8T A Srrss ri turnings. GOODS, Just opened an elegant assortment of STANDARD TRIMMINGS, HAMBURG EDGINGS, RUFTLINGS, LAUES, RIBBONS Ac, Also, new and full of OAUSE MERINO UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY GLOVES, NOTIONS BTC. S. a. 8 A A 8, No.

417 Market wn-cu fry ftoods, VST RECEIVED A lot of NEW LINENS FOR SUITINGS, Very Cheap. LARKIN'S, No. 5 East Second Street. febivtf MARKET STREET, WILMINOTON, DEL, MRS. K.

S. JaCK'ON A Have on band a fine line of CHINTZES, PERCALIS. VICTORIA LAWN, NANSOOK, CAMBRICS. Ac HAMBURG EDGINGS. LACKS, BRUSSELS AND SPANISH NET.

RIBBONS. KID, LISLE THREAD, SILK AND COTTON GLOVES. SUN UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, Ac. Dl6-tf Q.RENADINE8 WORTH iS FOH Lawns and reduced. White reas Goods ilown.

Muslins loweat 1 Inen in great variety. and Meas very cheap. at the lowest. Mde-band goeda. all epicuu a 1 de Cloth, agreatb rgain' beat Li MB aa.

lugs. ALSO, A api-n lid line of par i-. 1 and comparison. choice of Black Already for inand JOHN VOJRE A 517 and 519 North Second Mreet, above Noble, Philadki.pbia. nyll Km LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.

1115 133. Joat a second very large DIES DER GARMENT'. manufa invoice of LAacturetl Muatbe best manner, nj other goods Muslin skirts, tv Chemises Toilet 14. Also. spring They made and trimme 1 selling them luwer than quail tv in the market, Night fnmi $1 83.50; Drawers, and we of the from 66c.

Sic. to 14 Cone: oCera, 9w. superior aeUk In 3 pieces, very handsome, from PHON Mor Ladies, Masses and ChUdren, 23. 25. KS, SI, U.

35, 34, 44. 45 SO, te. 75, SI, 95, np 89.2ft11 OOP very new IT, desirable style pr.ee, our own make and Eastern male, at 44, 6u, 65, 75, S5, up to 2ft spring Muaim Front Skins, f. Soiled Hoop Skirts stag out awards half pnee. PANIER up to 83.5c.

have the large? In America, and have ju.t reduced below what they were ever at trunmed French Woven i from fl. CORSE I S. every reduced, goo.is and Wholesale and Retail ST. 133 N. EIGHTH Street.

BUSTLES, all k.nds and from ISc. and just reducevt price from Sue. Cali 1 examine Noe. mr24-if. BEST F1TTIN SLIP COVERS FOR FURNITURE, CARRINGTON, DE ZOUCHK A Qqt.

Thirteenth and cbeatnnt, Philadelphia. AWNINGS MADR AND HUNG. CARRINGTON. DE ZOUt'UB A or. Thirteenth VUW IS THE TIME -Ll TO HAT LACE CURTAINS CLEANED.

CA BRING I ON, DE HE A Cor. Thirteenth and Chestnut, Phila. yyiNDuW bHAHES THE BEST SPRING BALANCE ROLLER. CARRINGrON, DE CUK A 9. E.

Cor. Thirteenth and Cbeatnnt, Philadelphia. M. T. HOPKINS.

bestnut, Phila. tfoal aud Wood. QIIAS. MARKET STREET WHARF, Wtuawnoy, Del. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL.

The only firm in this city receiving rail, from Cumb rland region. 1 he omy nrta selling exc naively tbe Lehigh coal ompany's coal. for famUv aetunng purposes, prove more economical give tjeuer than any coal offered in this market. id Every steam. AbK FOR KUAWNEE COAL.

BURN -SHAWNEE COAL. Tell your you think of the Shawnee CuaL CBARLEb WARNER Market street Wharf. Jji-17 QIUVBN A -VKMSTUOKG, Dealen tn LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL OAK, HICKORY AND PINK WOOD, BUILDING SAND, LIME, CEMEN1 FOOT OF WEST STREET, WIUIINWTON, DBLAWAXa. 10 fOAL WOOD. LIME, CO WOOD, LIME COAL WOOD.

LIMB, COAL, WOOD. UMk WOOD LiMii PLASTER, CEMENT. AND SAND, PLASTER CEMENT, AND SAND. PLANTEE. CEMENT, AND SAND nouas urn rmtaxl.

BEST QUALITIES ALWAYS ON HAND GEO. D. KELLEY, 711 W. FRONT ST jaast-iy QOAL AND WOOD, MILLS A COMBS, Dealern in COAL ICD WOOD We particular to sell only A GOOD ARTICLE promptly deliver leave your ordere to which custom en Send MILLS A COOMBft. Fourth and Spruce Also, Seventh and Poplar, (formerly Geo Mage Jaaa-tf 1 A Co.) jStrarabcat pOR PENNSQHOVE DAILY.

THE STEAMER PALISADE," Carr, uorpik, Will commence Dally rsonday Included.) between Wilmington and I'ennagrove, WEDNESDAY, JCLY 1ST, Making cl-ee connection, at with boats ter ealem, and Port Penn. Collins' Beach The PA USA DR will leave Fourth Mreet Wharf. WUmt ngton, every day at A. 8. and a m.

Pennagrove at and 10 a. and 5.30 P. either way. ION TICKET ml 'RE, EXCfR Children, Cents, 18 half fare under 6 years charge. it Pennsgrove la on? the plewautthe Dt la ware River.

Groun la, of charge, ant ed bv th- propel- tor. Co Tli. Grovinga, croquet and good order gu rPrencn. the best and largest she is in every particular sa'e and and wdl fortahiy 400 persons hurchea or schools wBhing to charter for moderate biz par ics can make arrangements with the captain or with EAT 104 N. Delaware Avenue.

Philadelphia. DA LY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY, BOMBAY HOOK, COLLINS' BEACH AND PORT PENN. Iw-The PA has ev The Pat isadb will connect dailv with the Mesmer A riet, ou 9 o'clock inp Pcnnag ove. and 5 so t-ip fr Pennsgrov i he atop at Port Excursion tickets from same dar. cents.

thUdr- 6 oi oe aater, been for most popular out of PnUadelphia a large and comfortable boa', au-1 her officers careful aod experienced men Captain iiooesoa well known to jaople of Wilmington for yeara. Good orler assured through the all 1 toxicwting dnuka The inp Is deniiy recommen to Family JeS7 eod8m E. B. TaGGAKT. Agent.

-undaya. Umington, good either of the above places N) years, half fare. 5'ng the or.e" 'r fou. M't the The A rut prohibition of therefore contis.ielal Patties rjWO TRIPS TO PHILADELPHIA 6.30 A. and 1 P.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 29rn. THE STEAMER "8. M. FELTON" Will leave French Street harf at 6.30 A. aud i P.

w. Returning, leave Philadelphia at 9.30 A. and 4.1ft P. M. Fare to PHILADELPHIA.

Return Trip Tickets. ...30 Cents ...50 JPOR CAPE MAY, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. SATURDAY. June On and aft TnE STEAMER SUE," Cspt. Ingram, above, leaving Philadelphia from street barf, at 9 16and New castle ia.13 on arrivai of train from vs Umington.

PvRE. between Wilmington and 1.5o CHILDREN. LB FOR LEWES, DELAWARE. Every Saturday, after landing Mav, the 8 Uk will Lewes returning at 5 a. M.

Fare to Excursio Mondays .13.00 G. II. I1UDDBI C. 104 N. Delaware Je84-3m (Orran Stramships.

INMAN LINE FOH QUEENSTOWN, I AND Mail to sail follows: man aTY OF BROOKLYN, Saturday, Aug M. pCTIT OP RICHMOND, SATURDAY, 1, 3 OF PARIS, Saturdat, Aug. Stil, pCITY OF MONTREAL, SATURDAY, Aug. 18, at 1 9, P. and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday pier 45 North River.

S. Y. OF YASivAQI from LAPKUMIIA. and two. gold.

Round trip at low and from Liver Glasgow Dublin. Londonderry, burg. Norw Denmark an.l uui-ed tor £1, and upward, at current raws, payable at any port of Great Britain and Ireland. For further information apply at the Company's rpool, Oueenatown, Belfast, uavre.lJamO'DONNELL A FAULK, Sole Agei 4V2 Chestnut Street, Phlladel Or to R. R.

ROBINSON A Market Street. Wilmington. ata. la my 11-1? i MEUI('AN LINE -THE iA aMKRK' aN STEAMSHIP CUMPANY OF mull ahip service PHII.Al A AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING ar Sailing every 'l bursday from Philailelphia, and baaing every Weilneaday frum Liverpool. The following Stetunere are to sail from Philadelphia.

Abbotsford Aug 6 onio, PSNXSTLY AKI4, Ang. KENILWORTH, Illlnoib. Aug. I Indiana, PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY. Cabin to 100 according steerage and Intermediate ticke lowest rates.

Aue 27 sept 3 accbmmodaUoQs. and from ail point Steamers narked with a Star do not carry intermediate. Passenger accommod for all claws is provided. Every stewardess. pareed.

Ample steamer carries a surgeon 1 here iteamers addition supplied usual Life-boats Life-Hafts in Ltfe-PreaervThrough tickets and through Bills of Lading sued between ah prominent pointa. Fur passage, rates of freight and other Information apply to PETEK WRIGHT A JOT Walnut Philadelphia. RlchaMaon, Spence A J.CummmsiBros Liverpool I Queenstown. 8. F.

Agent, Adama Express Office WUmlngton. Delaware, a. il ghiMsUaw Agent. De IJEI) STAK A ed to carry the Beigian and 1 nited btales Mads, 'ihe following steamers are "ie" 10 Ff)R ANTWERP: Prrxu Philadelphia. 'ADER AND, NkDamLaND, New ug 6 SWITZERLAND Aug 16 Aug 89 COLIN FROM MW, UP.

Sept 11 For Pni'adelpbia. NEDERLAND, Adg 6 I CoLINA, Aug 16 vDKPLaND. Aug 80, SWii ZEALAND. Sept 11 PhICEe OF In cl 5 First Cabin Steerage and Intermed. at the lowest Paare nger accommodations for all cl passed.

Ample attendance provffied. Even steamer carr a surgeon and stewardess. hrough am through of lading between ail prominent points. For passage, Uon a For New York second Cabin, to from all of freight and other infonnaP WRIGHT A SONS, 307 Walnut street, Philadelphia. 42 broad street New B.

vonder Beeke, uro Dean AgenL Antwerp. 8. F. Agent, Express office, Wilmington, DeL A. Li.

'I mlngton, Dei. Agent, A nchor line. PASSAGE KATES REDUCED NEW YORK AND GLAMiOW PAV RITE ROUTE PuR TO RIHTSi PXSnKNOER STEAMER EVERY 4 SATURDAY Frr.m Piere 'to and fl North River, N. Y. Rates of Passage-Payable in Currency.

TO OLAHGOW. LIVERPOOL, LoNDoNbUJIY QUEENSTOWN OK BELFAST. Cabm IC to according 1 Cwoui Keturu imucl INTERMEDIATE 4M. STEERAGE Drafts for any amount at lowest For Tickets or further Information, a SAMUEL P. BETTS, A Express, or A.

Di LECARPEN'l 1ER, duPont't Mills, Wilmington, Deiaware apr9-6ia LLOSl 01. reduced tLEG ANT CALICO SHIRTS, CALICO SHIRTS FOR CALICO SHIRTS, CALICO SHIRTS, FOR AT C. b. MORGAN FUXKtfHtNG STORE, i 1 -f I pHEbT OF CHAMOitf 1 VV and wool B. BRJNGHURvr HILADELPHIA.

WILMOTOTOK BALTIMORB RAILROAD. AFB IL 19T3. Trains tin leave Wilmington for; PhH and Intermediate Stations, 6.50, MO. 9.80. 10.30, B.

m. S. T.15 10.84, p. Philadelphia and New York, 1.81 a. 18.17, 5.48, and Intermediate 18.58, 10.08.

Baltimore and Washington, 18.5*, 8.88,10.08, a.m., 7.10 p. rn. Trains for Delaware Division, leave for New Castle, 18.55, lo.io a. 1.95 8.M p. m.

Seafonl and Intermediate stations, 10.10 a. Deimar and Intermediate Stations, 18.58,10.10 a auKDar tbains. Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, 4.45, 5.80, Philadelphia and New York, 1.81 a. m. Baltimore and Washington, 18.58, 8.oS a.

m. For further information passengers are referred the time tables posted at the depot, marl H. F. KENNEY, Superintendent. AVDEN ATLANTIC RAILROAD.

On after Ju.j 3, 13U. (rom lo r. of Vine Philadelphia. LANTfC CITY. Mail, luciu undays 8 (through 1 ours), p.

m. Kx -n 3.30. m. Accommotauon. Saturdays only monton at gg arbor City only, 6 p.tn.

TK I LEAVE ATI.A -11C CllY. Mondays "nly, a. Acootnmodatio m. Ex ress i hrough in hours). T.80 a.

m. hxnreat a. inci Sundays, 4 p. m. stop only at Hainmonton.

Woodruff atuched TICKETS WILMINGTONM TO ATLANTIC CITY. Sold at rates. RE FOR THE ROUND TRIP.B:i..TO. ant of HamM urn J.rt-rin TCH)H CAPE MAY, WEST JERSEY RAILROADS, hummer Arrangements. COMMENCING SATURDAY, JUNE 80th, 1874.

Philadelphia, foot of Market Trains will Street, (npner side.) 8.00 A. Morning Express, due 3 15 4 uo P. M. Fast Express, due a. M.

Sunday Mail, due VI I.S. 7.18. 6 40. 45. RETURNING TWAINS WILL LEAVE CAPE MAY.

10.06. 6.3*1 A. M. Vail and Taasenger. 7.30 A.

M. Fast hxpreaa, M. if at 10.06, due Man. due at 8 81 Freight leave Jeao-wn 1 9.21. 5.

IMW P. M. si 9.1ft J. SE ELU Wnpt. A READING R.

R. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. oh and amm TUESDAY, MAY 86th. 1874, line and Branch Going Southward. will aa follows Going Northward.

STATIONS, No. 8, No. 4, No. 6. No.

5. No. 3, No. 1, a. m.

5.15 1.45 30 Wilmington, 9.10 3.19 7 39 6.08 2.39 7.24 Chadd'8 Ford, 9 25 2.19 6 49 7 06 3.39 8 84 Coateavllle. 7.25 1.05 4.2G 9.11 Hpringflehl, 6.8S 9.34 4.56 9.41 9.07 5.30 10.16 ling SUNDAY TRAIN. I' 5.54 11.34 4.32 5.80 11.00 4.00 3 80 P. M. Leave Wilmington Leave Heading at 7.P* A.

M. Arrive Arrive ilmington at 11.17 A. M. Heading 1.37. CONNECTIONS.

At Wilmington with trains on the Wilmington Baltimore and Del. At Chaild'a Ford with on P. A B. C. R.

R. At Coateavllle with on l'cnna. II. IL, and Reading with on Phila. A Heading, Leb.

East and Reatllng A Columbia IL R. the County Railroad Sunday Train ao'ith connects with P. a b. C. north with P.

A B. C. IL Sunday train north. K. CULi INGS, General SaperlntendenL Je2l-dAw yyILMINGTON WESTERN R.

trains leave Wilmington, foot of 9.30, 10.25 A. 1.30 and 6.35 Going Market Street, P. M. Trains arrive 7. M.

All trains Wilmington 7.5ft, 11.85 A. going Rast connect Philadelphia from id 8 30 Wilmington with the A. M. and make so and ft 35 fains from the 1.30 P. M.

from denberg, with JyxSMJ 1 he s.30 Al. A Delaware K.H. DAVID I Supt. JJORCHE8TEH DELAWARE U. TIME TABLE.

On and after MONDAY, December 27th, 1978, Passenger with Freight further notice, attached, will follows, Sunday cepted: Leave Lean A.M. .9 30 Seaford. Federalshurg. 10.27 East New .11.06 Linkwixxl.3.47 Arrive at P.M Link wood. East New Market Fedcralsb 2 1 .47 Arrive Cambridge.4.8o This train makes close the Delaware Railroad for ail North of Seaford, and with Steamers, at Cambriilge.to from Baltimore.

JAMES M. MURPHY, the platform and schedule lanis-if dSouth an N. freight properly marked, half be hour before BALTIMORE POTOMAC R. R. NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH LINK.

ON AND AFTER JI NK 1S74, Wilmington Potomac K. Leave Wilmington 2.08, A. M. Arrive Washington 13, A. city time.

Umington io.02, A. M. Arrive Washington 8.40. P. cit? tune.

Leave Wilmington 12.56 P. M. Arrive Washington 4.03, P. city time. Rxtuhnino U.ve WMlimglon A.

cit, Urne. Arrive Umington P. M. Leave Washington ft. Wilmington 1 P.

M. Washington P. city umington l.lo. A. M.

Trains tbe Baltim connection with follows P. city time. Arrive Arrive Locai Trains leave Baltimore 7.00, and s.fto, A. 4.10, 7.4»), 9 5 P. 51.

Arrive Washington 9.35,16.40. A. 6 9 and 11.0s P. M. Leave Washington 9.00, n.55.

A. 3.1O, 7.55, P. M. Arrive Baltimore 9.55, A 1.85, ft.27.8.43 IL K. L.

DcBARRY, superintendent, feliils-tf Ed. 8. YorHG, General Pass. Ag aryland Delaware railROAD SPRING A RANG FM ENT. id after MONDAY, JUNK UT, 1S7I.

'1 rein! will run follows: On GOING NORTH. Pare. F'r't PM GOING SOU Pre. Pass. P.

M. P. M. U'ave Paaton. 6.10 10 ao New York oodiand, 6 Cordova.

6 30 111-5 Baltimore HlINboro' 6 4ft 1120 Ptdiadelphla 6.8-1 KKigely. 6 55 H.85 Wiluilngtofi 10 10 Greeustioro', T.10 1155 Clayton 11.65 12.25 A. M. 7.80 2. ft ft.15 I 12.00 P.

Hemierson, 7 MarydeU, siaughten, Kenton, 7.25 12.15 v5 Kenton Maughtera 1285 9.55 19 so 9 lu 1.05 9.20 12. 4 7.45 7 55 1 1 5 Maryiiell 1.85 Henderson Goidsborougb i.ift re on boro 1.3ft 4 40 Ruige.y i. 6.10 Hliisliorough 2. Cordova 2.90 ju.ie 2.L6 10.35 2.50 1ft ftO a'tacned, freight "ington, 1U.16 11 41 i Baltimore. New York 9.15 Woodland Arrive Easton freight tralu will nger and subject to incident business.

All freights minutes be will lay 1.18 5..0 10 22 the various artingnf otherw J.L CAt DWKI.L, Superintendent. Ei 3, Thomas t. Tasuk, jb. jytORRIB, TASKER i CO. PASCAL IKON WORKS, Philadelphia.

TASKER IRON WORKS, New Castle, Dei. Office, FIFTH AND TASKER STS office and Warehonse, 15 street. Office and Warehoaae No. 36 OUver 8 MaNcracruaaaa or WB 2 fiT poN WELDED TUBES, plain, galva rnaed and ruUer-eoated, for Gas, Steam and WELDKD CHAIUX TUBING AND casing. I GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS BRASS VALVES AND oSS STKAM-U1TTERS' TOOIj, LAST IRON GAS AND WATRH impw i fiss; our STKPHXN P.

M. Philadelphia New York, Boston. UtON BOILKI I I PENNSYLVANIA HAIL HOAD Amu Undat, jtly Trains leave Depot, Thirty-Second MAIN UNE WESTWARD Paoll Accom. 6.20, 8, and 10.00, A. in l.so P.

M. On Sunday 7.80, a. Market Ma. .7,9, 7. Niagara Exnrefw dally, except a Elmira and Look llaven Mall, ex.

euii'la? Mall dally, except Sunday. Fast Uue A Lock Haven Exp. Harrisburg Acc. daily, except 2 Lancaster and York Acc. tdhidav 1 Parkeahurg Train dally, except Sunday s' Pittsburg Express dally, except Sunday, Ctnctunati Express dally.

Pacific Expreaa daily. Erie Mall dally, except Saturday Emigrant Express 18.0ft A. M. dally. Tickets must procured Market Street by 5, P.

M. NEW YORK DIVISION. Express for New York, 8.40, 8.10, 7.1ft, s.30 an A. (Limited New York Express l.ao, 1.36, 3.45 6.80 and 7, P. and 18 midnigiit day Trains.

8.40, 8.10, 8.80, A. 7, 18, midnight. Emigrant 'I rai P.M P.M P.M KM II KM delivered for New York, 11.40 P. for Long Branch. 7.15 A.

M. For Trenton and Lambert ville, 6 30 P. M. FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT. ,5.15 and 7.8ft, p.M.

8.1» P. BuBtleton, 6.85 A. 18 Trenton. 6.ftft, 10.15 A. Way Train for Bristol, 6 P.

M. FOR BELVIDERE DIVISION 8 Express tor Trenton, Larabertville, PhUlipnhurr KaHton, Water Gap, Scranton, 6.55 A. P.M. For Wat (lap, ih.iba. M.

For Lambertvllle, Pleuitngtou and Penningtuu 10.15, A. anil 5.80 P. M. For Lainoertvllle and Belvuiere, 10.15 A P. M.

5.3 AMBOY DIVISION. FROM MARKET STREET PERKY Accom. for New York, via Jamcshurg and Monmouth Jnnction, 6.80 A. and via Monmouth Junction and Perth P.M. Vla'lrcnion 3.U0 p.

M. For New York via Jauieabnrg and Montuo tlon, 4 15 P. M. Accom. for Trenton, connecting with express trams for New York, 6.8o, lu a.

li and 6. P. M. Way train for Burlington, 6.30 P. M.

Sunday Traum 7.30 A. M. and 1PM 7 Way ITalna for iwn, 8 and 11.80 p. For Kinkora Branch, A. 9 and ti p.

For Hlghtstown. 6, 6 For Long Branch. 7.45 A M. au 8 p. M.

Tucke and Beach llaven 7.45 A. (3.4i P. except Matnnla.vs). On eaturdaya only, 4.80 P. M.

For Medfunl, 7.45, and a. a. a For Mt. Ilolly and Pemberion, 6. un 7 3 3.4ft.

ft. and 6.80 P. M. For Mt. Holly, n.n a m' 1130 P.

M. For AlerchatviUe, 10 P. M. Juno 5, A. 8.4ft, 4.151*.

arrive at Thirty-Fir et and Market From PltUburg, 9.60, 0.40 A. 6.40 P. M. pt Mond iv. From l.nivs miatnsport.

6.4<) A. M. daily, ux. Moiuiuy. i Buffalo and Niagara A.

dam. Monday. From Ixrck Haven. Elmira ami port, 6 40 M. From New York.

18.4.*», 4.3» a. 18.uo, 12.45,8,60,6,6 45,7.88,10.40 and da) rralna, aoo. 10.40 1 .45 12.45 a. m. From Eaatou, PhilUpaburg and Lambertvuie, arrive Kensington Depot, 9, A.

M. 4M lu.45. 3.36 P. M. dally.

P. M. MinM. Sleeping-i-ar Tickets Street Market streets. Tbe Union Transfer Company will call for ami check cards Depots and named be 1 at 9U1 the Depot, Thirty ad Baggage from Hotels aud Residences.

Tuue and full Information can be obtained at the the following i'No. 901 Chestnut street. No. 838 Chestnut Street, I S. B.

cor. Cneatnut, LNo. 116 Market street FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. D. M.

BOYD. TICKET OFFICES: Gen. Paaoeuger Agent. 4rrclflht QBAa. WARN Kit A Proprietors of tlie PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON PROPELLER UNI MARKET STREET WHARF, WILMINGTON PUILA, FIRST WHARF BELOW CHESTNUT 8t camera mil dally jgLEOTUIC LINE.

6, P.M. NEW YORK. BROOKLYN. JERSEY CITY. BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AND EASTERN CITIES Through rates from al! points road and cornier Through hills of tailing from Wilmington.

Del. Steamers will sail from W. A B. Rail- KING STREET WHARF TUESDAY'S, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, 2, P. M.

And from PIER NO. EAST RIVER, alternate days at 4, p. m. For further Information address New York, E. ANDREWS, Wilmingt on Umais-tf Wilmington and Philadelphia DAILY STEAM FREIGHT LINE Freuch Street Wharf, Wilmington the second wharf above Chestuut street.

Philadelphia, at 6 o'clock. P. M. packages delivered promptly and cheaply in either city, or transported road at Wllmlagton without charge for rcshlpmenL railGEORGE W. BUSH SON French street Wharf, Wilmington.

S. MBRRHLBW, Agent, Second Wharf above chestnut si. Phila particular to order freight by Bush's Line ly Jgirr, parinr (t MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NBA YORK. ESTABUABBD I960. STATEMENT, JANUARY 1ST, 1974.

7W1 Premiums received In 1973. Interest received in 1873... .9 Total receipts in 1973, January ist or Re Fund req a t'olieies In standard, four Cent.46,9)0,161.81 Llv iit-uds unpaid, nd all other UaMUties. 462,693.51 To'al liabilities 1 9,462.88 1.6.6 95 Furplus regards Policy-holders This tvoul 1 enable the Company, course deMra' le. to ilivhlc this y.

humlrnl I inter ived in Nil 03 a) I cry fioo of Liai the Company of For Ptableof Kates and inrihcr can at the W1LM NUiON THOMAS F. PLUMMER, KNKRAI. AGhST, Jan2-ly No jELAWAKE BOARD UNION MUTUAL LIFE 1NSU1UNUE COMPANT OF MAINE. 211 SmrLKT 8 Wilmington, OrriciKd JOSHUA MARIS, President. C.

F. THOMAS, Vice-PresidentD H. KENT, Treasurer. E. G.

SPRINGER, Secretary. ExBcro-ivit rowaiTTKK Capt N. R. Benson, T. Y.

DeNonnandle, J. R. Fllnn. Dr. JOHN P.

Medical Examiner. remain Dh. D. A. All monies collected this state loaned by tills Board of Dlrec securities aud thus make tuw IK drat-ctsss real pracii- aily a Home Company.

is to the interest of those wishing insurance to jjutrouiae this Coinpauy and keep tlielr ai It 1874 1820 DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE No. 60S MARXXT STKXJri, WILMINGTON. 1926. Charter Losses promptly adjusted. Dwelling Risks as low as any other Kates company.

F. Gilpin, Secretary WILLIAM CANBY, rre8 1 NEW OA8TLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE MAHKKT STRBBT. Insures against FIRE Houses and all l0 ie of UuiiiUnga, with tlielr for perlodsof tnu varying from tliree montlia to a term of years. Man Tatnall, M. MjWeaver.jo Uuyer, Charles W.

Howland, Kdwanl Kdward T. Boll ah. James lira-1 ford, Getirgeiu ardson, William Cauby, Samuel Cauby. Cleinem siuytb, A. P.

Shannon, James Riddle, Geo. Aahtou Richardson. WILLIAM TATNALL, 8. D. smith.

Treasurer,.