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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

This evening, Hayes Qnartelte Of Phila-
delphia, assisted by MIR. Frank Glider, Solo
Pianist and Mr.. Conal' y, Buffo, give grand
vocal concert. Admission IS or 80 cents.
TO-mOTrow evening, lecture will be
Tickets % cents.
On Monday evening, Theodore Thomas
Concert Organization IT sixty distinguished
performers will give grand concert. Adj
mission 81 and $3.50,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

At a meeting Of the Board of Trustees of
Grace Church, held last evening, it was re-
solved to attend the funeral service oftheir late
pastor to be held in Union Church, Phila.
deli lila, on Friday morning at 10 o'clock
II was also ordered that memorial service
be held in Grace Church. in this city, on Sun
day afternoon next, 10Th inst, at O'Clock, to
which service all friends of the deceased arc
cordially and aiIectionalely lE7iteS to be
present
Wilmington, November 7th, 1871.
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Harper's Bazaar.
Notices Of ne Press.

NOTICES % me fTess.
tsreAliS The only illustrated ehroniclsr Of fashion
In the country. Its supplements alone are worth the
subscription price Of the paper. While fully maintains
ing It's position as mirror Of fashion, Il also contains
stories, poems brilliant essays esidss general aud per
sonAl gossip -B0s0H Saturday Evening Gdseife.
Ihete never was any paper Published that so delight
ed the heart Of woman. Never mind ifit does you
bonnet 1t will save you ten times the price In the
household economy II teaches Providence Journal
The young lacy 0h1 buys single number OF Har-
reE's Batar u made subscriber for liis-NsW York
Epen ag Post
The Bazar Is excellent. Like all the periodicals which
the Harpers publish II is almost Ideally we'll edited and
the class Of readers for whom It Is nendedths moth
and daughters in average fames-cannot but proht
by its good aud good taste which, we have no
are to-day Masking very many homes happier than they
nay have been before the began taking lesson
In persona and household, and social management from
this sooi-natured mentor.-The kdiiea. 4. y.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

African Union Church, French street, between Eight
and Ninth.
Bethel African, Walnut street, between Sixth and
Seventh,
Thirteenth
East Zion African, corner Of Ninth and French.
Wesleyan Union African, Poplar street, between Fihh
and Sixth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

The National Bank Of Delawdre, at Wilmington corner
sixth and Market Capital, $4,000 Discount days,
Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Farmers BaHk, at Wilmington, corner Of Third
aud Market Capital, 1886 900. Discount days, Wednes
days and saturdays.
The National Bank Of Wilmington and Brdndyicfne
corner OF Second and Market Capital, s2OUOOO Dig-
count days, Mondays and Thursdays.
The Union Ndiiorel Beyt Of Wilmington, Markst
street. gheye Flh. Capital, $780, Discount days
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Frat National Bank Of Wilmington, corner Of Fourth
and Market. Capital, 100000. Discount days, Mon-
days and Thursdays.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

Clement b. Smyth has sold the dwelling
No. 10 Market street, for $4,000. 1t will
be occupied at once, by Joseph Fullmer, who
proposes to open ladies' and gentlcmen's
ice cream and dining saloon, in about four
weeks, The design being'to have trst,rate
establishment of the kind, similar to Part
ridges aud other well known places in
Philndelnhla.
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leave aAAtAafais ~ - q AAA MalNI.u a.
D ~ ior New 'asua
sMThNA BRAN,n TRAINS.

AEM NAe4LE 4kAlNs.
Leave New CAsle tor Wilmington aud philaaeinht.
Leave railA-s.pa.4 Il as Il. AHl wumias,oa / %
o " ior New 's,ts
SMYRNA HRAN,u TRAINS.
A1ditional g. those Above leave Cagt0u f,r g.s,--.
d, 10. aud 10 b. L.. Leave Smyrus .or C.tt5r
II ani 81 DE- 20 maze connection with rr.i,s
10 aad from Power ard stations fouth
Gig rraiu ~ith FAsseLgrT Car attached will Law.
Mlmiugton at ~ 81 . mo s. ~ Castle / 20. Nia8i.
iowa 225, Townsend as N.aytcn s Il; Dover : "a
Wyoming 10. Fvltu .; ilsrsiLst.u S 10. Farinlpg
ton g; kr1s~vl'ie s-af.f4 o.: Laarel 8 Is M
arrive at De l4sr At vs. Passenger lesvnF Bal
tmor- a. 50 Ia AMI Pll.4drlqhi4 AZ o. so d m
Keturain--N .e4,e BEN 20 p. ul.. Laurel (. f5
seai0rd 25i hridsssiie4 t0-' tarulugtoH Is: u.r
riugtou o. FELTON, 2 uniug o lU;- Dover 4 "a.
Clayton 10 IoWus+Ld 4 Aidiistown 10; Kirl-
socd 5 40 New Castle . % srIive AZ WNmipgt n
% p. mi Philadelphia n 80 and Baltimore 3 Ia
a. m. Huhj-ci 20 dvlays Incident irsight busine,s
This traiu will stop TO take up Passengers oniv a.
stsii n uamet, tut vi Get Passengers Al snV
stopping lses, except Hares Corner, state Head kod
CONNECTION
Al TOWNSEND with the Kent County and oua.r
Aunes Kent Railroads for kennedyvills snaersviIls
aud Intermediate places.
AtCLAltoN VITA the n. D. r. r. for E..top An -,
iutermediAte place.. SUI
At HARhISGrON With tbs LAIR R. for Mu,..,
Georgetown. Leves and Intermediate PLACES ''ViH
AZ skAfOkp With the d. A b. r, K. tor Fedsrai,h,
and Cambridge, sc.
At DELMAR With ths Z. s. r. R. for ssuishr,v NJ
cess Anpe, Critded, also for Berlin and cths .Hn
! on tie W. sP.R. R, '~u0n
NJ KENNEY, suPsIu,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

We often hear the remark made by the
housewfte if they were only rid OF tho nuisanc
Of a range thcv have, they would not have an
other, Row the whole trouble lies in not having
sic light kind OF u range. the Shllson hange
baito or boii II will hent your bath watori II
will heat vour chambers and your dining room,
ali with one fire, and consume no more coal
' - Eor s,tle AT r. MORRIsoE'a
4O3 Shinlcy ST rect.
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Harper'S Weekly.
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No ices Of me Press.

Notes Of he Press.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

YouSa AMERICA, joy to our Juveniles ald the adj
mrntion parents has completed another year In its
very useful career have doubt It's old patrons will
continue and new ones will flock to its support, il is
Of the many Of our juvenile publications that hla all
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BnrInI Of a De,aw.ro soldier.

On Tuesday afternoon, the funeral Of tue
late Capt. Pierce Niels aged SO years, took
place from his sister's residence on Ban
croils' Lane near The Brandywine, about
two miles from City Hall. It was attended
by relatives and friends, St. Johns Chapter
and Lafayette Lodge OF the Masonic Order,
and member Of Tribe No. 104, Improved
Order Of Red Men, Philadelphia.
Rev. George A Laiimer, pastor of Cdlva-
ry Protestant Episcopal Church performed
religious services at the dwelling and a Ma
sonic Chaplain and Worshipiul Master con-
Quoted tue full and ancient form OF Masonic
ceremony at the grave.
The deceased entered The three months
service in The civil war, as private. After
that time, he entered the First Delaware
Regiment as Sergeant, during which ser
vice he was wounded in The leg by frag-
ment from shell which exploded. Through
the exerlions of his friend Thomas Walters.
OF this city, lie was on recovering from his
wound, appointed Second Lieutenant in
the Fourth Delaware Regiment, in which he
served with the Fifth Army Corps, till the
surrender OF Lee, having attained the posi-
ton Of Captain In the mean time. In 1866,
he and his brother entered into the Planning
Mill and Sash Factory business in Philadel-
phia, having Establishments in old West
Philadelphia and on Marriott street near the
Shot Tower. lie died OF consumption, with
which disease he had been badly afflicted
over year. lie leaves a widow and young
child TO NOUN his loss.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

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and, to the purcha-
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in Philadelphia.
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We cnllel


IlyHI3 POI 0V1'' w Do 7--
On friend the other day, who showed us most bea-
Gi and striking pioVre-a ~ ornament for any paTof
ma vet he had il over year without ever taxing the
drawer ike old rubbish, while II might Just well haye
been shedding its genial influence on the household. F.
McMonagle Odd Fellows Hall, frames pictures 70 urdef
in every conceivable shape well ms furnishes pictures
of every kind, aud there is reason why such ora-
nnnts should BIO NEGLECTED.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
Fires.

The FIRE on Tuesday night was caused by
the burning OF hay stack near Dr.. Browns
barn out Maryland Avenue.
A destructive fire occurred at Edgemoor
lust evening.
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Notices Of the Prsss
There ars few intelligent American families 10 which
HARPRR's MAaAzEE would not be an apr rsclated and
highly welcome guest. There Is no monthly Magazine
an Intelligent reading family less sord to be with
out. Many Magazines are accumulated HARPER's IA
edited. III re Is not Magazine that is printed which
shows more Intelligent pains expended its articles
and mechanical execution There Is not cheaper Mag
azne published Thee IL not oonfessedly more popu-
lar MAXINE In the world.-Neio England Homestead
repository Of biography aud history, literature
seierce and art uuequaled by any other American pub
lication - The volumes as vslnabie as mere
work Of reference as any cycoT liza place our
Libraries HARPRas MAGAZINE is record OF travel
every where snee the hour its establishment Liy-
ipgstone and Gordon Cumming in Africa STRAIN ing
the Andes and Ross Browne In the East, SpeEe the
Nile and Maegregor on the Jordau-lndeei all recent
uAveleis Ct noto have feen their most important IT,
coyerss reproduced in thee pages. Most OF younger
and many Of older writer's hnd here their literary
biography. Cur artists the best evidences Of their
feaus and the eudnrng specimens Of their work
Ia the MagAzns.-N. Y. Standdid
IL Ii one OF The wonders OF iOurnslism-he editorial
Management OF Harpers-Ihs Nai.oR. y r.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

Joe T. Waite, Packet Hotel Restaurant,
soulh-east corner Market aud Water streets.
Here may lie obtained the best Cove Plants,
Salts aud Norfolk Oysters. Private room in
first Story for ladies also, two for gentle
men. NJ meals served at the baf.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

United States 5-20's bought, sold and ex'
changed at highest market rates. Money reeeno9 vn
ma Collections payable this and other cities collected
Gold and Silver wanted by John Melear SON. b"hAes'
No COZ Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

IIoaE AND uEALTn, monthly magazine devoted TO
lea th and the home circle; W. DE Puy a Bro, New
York publishers, 500 Broadway: price Sl.bO year, Ia
advance Among the contents of the November number
are;-rhe Health Of our Women-Household Service
Economy Of Force in Walking; The Care of Infants;
How to Avoid Maarious Fevers To Waste our Life or
to Save it-a story ofToday Brain Work and Exercise
Useful Words about Scarlet Fever Care of the Eyes.
The Editors Portfolio contains many useful short Items
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

The following vessels from Delaware arri-
we'd at philadelphia, Pa, Nov. IL. :-schr.
Little Nell, White, Leb mon, spokes.
Nov. a. schr. n. NJ. Davis, Robinson,
Milford, bark
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
CITY NOTICES.

wHoLEsALE NARKEr-AT HtANhfWihk hiLLa'
n ,...,,,,..... ...... .-.s.s.s-sss.s
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

$500 Dsla,care City Toon Bonds for sac
in 500 and $500 Bonds Interest per cent bsyaYle
seni annually Price 90 Also Wilmington and Brandy
wine stock Wilmington City Loan and First Nations
Bank Stock by John McLear g. Son. Bankers NO ou-
Mur lrafq
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


On November 14th, Daniel c. Justson,
received a patent Tor railroad car ventilaiOr
Messrs. Nelson Warren and James g. Stock,
a patent TOR a wrench.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

The schooner Frank Herbert arrived al
this port on Wednesday morning from Bos-
ton, with thousand bags of saltpeteT, con-
signed 10 Charles Warner g. Go.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

The family Of Senator Bayard have gone
10 Washington for the winter. They will
occupy the new residence which has been
erected for Mr.. BaYard during the summer.
-Gdzttte.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

lurELL's LIvtsG AdK; Littell Gay Boston pub
lishers 80 Bloomfield street Among the contents Of the
November 18th number are;-Aeriai Voyages; Godfrey
Chaucer Behring'S Of Modern Science Art; An Ameri-
Cookery Book Prospects of Italy; Opening Of the
German Parliament; Washington 5 Accounts; also three
poems weeklyi mo; 5 a year. In advance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

l9h.a, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
h&SM%ss

NoINa NOVEMBER a. ESQ.

NSAAHAOiNu NONEMBEk y, 1870.
trains VIII leave Dspot Of Broad street asd
WI p NAIL lkAlN At $50 m. (sundAvs executed
n"e,s a.. il NJ PPlaE ~ 81 Regular Stations. Com
81 SiT en with smyrna branch Rail Road and M,rvsnd
sna Delaware haii Road at harrington with Jn5cfon
aua delaware Rail Road, Delmar with R.siern sbsr
haii hoHa' At sAhsbury with Neomico aud Poeonote
IXPKkss TRAIN at Il IS a. m tsuBdavs ..ssntsa
1T hathore anu Nashingtou, stopping At Wiim prton
itb 10 $40 , aVfe-ae GTac Connects at Wilmington
hSPhkss TRAIN at 90 p. IN (sundays exeep,edl
or bhtimore and Washington stopping a. Chester fbnr
low, Liuwood, Claymout Whining On. Nswro,, s;sa'o
neWATs, Eltton North Est, CharltstoVn PeTrvville
ityre de'uraee, Aberdeen perryman's Edgewood Me-
nnlia. Chsfe's ard stemmer's Run N' -'N%-
no. Nd'a 1905, At u 30 P. m (dAy) for Balu.
ossmoa wlaiagiou Newark. lis,on Ll9tTood'
Ferryvle, H-vrs-de-Grtce, perrvman,s and N.gr,li
hs 10 iar Fortress Monroe and N7r3lk will take
WILMINGTON TRAINS
n,uliins ~ 81 stations between Phadslpha aud VIII
Leave Philadelphia at 100, A. m. 9ao 90 and 200
~ 10, iu I ., y m tram connects with Delaware Rail
Leave Wilmington at IS and s 10 =. N 80 CO. ana
,'s p IN, Ihe ~ M train will not stop 10
Trains leaving wlminEton 1t o,4o ~, .na 400 n.
81, VII, easpsst at Lamosin Junction with the %
more Central Rail Road. SUI DA''-
TnRouGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave wilmington at 10 80, u 20 IN 8 a aud 10 70
Prom BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
LeaV. Baltimore rs A. N. Way Nail 0 40 a. n. ex.
D. IN. Express. F'''a' d" ="
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At 70 Oh sud . II an and 4Rs n r,
anu II D. IN. N- "' NJ u %
suNDAf TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves baltimore At IS p. m. stopping Al Asgnot,
terry mAhs Aberdeen, Havre-ds-Grace, perTvvilis
Sharlestosn, NoFtt-East, Elkion. Newark stsnton
Newport Wilmington, Cliymont Lnwood and Cbss,sp
Ierough tickets TO all pyints West, south and soph
west may be procured At ticket once s2s Chsstnnt
street, under ntlneutt Hotel, where also STAT &c.
and befths In Sleeping cars he secured during tb
day Persons purchasing tickets at this office can bsv
fer Company. UF kFNNtV 80 aus
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
CITY DIRECTORY.


MdyOr-.Ioshua s Valentine.
chez Of POlce-Edward j. Dougherty.
Sergeant Of Polce-Richard II. Heritage,
" " - John NJ. stewart.
Iredsurer-Joseph L. Killgore.
CITY SOiiciior-Ignatus Grubb.
Street COHimissiOner-EdwardM clntire.
Assistsnt Street Commfsaoner-John Ruth.
Clerk Of Mdrkef-Janes McGlinchey.
Guy SurUeyors-paniel Fafra, Samuel Candy, Jr.,
md Myers q. Conwell
Ydeene Physedns-Dr. John p. Wales, Or. d. W.
faull,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

Birnie, No. sos Market Street, has just re
eiyed large and well selected stock Of boots and $50,
fsr Fan and Winter wear, made Of the hest material and
IN superior stye Of workmanship, which Will compare
favorabiv with anV customer made shoe Ills prices
are lower than tho lowest Ca aud examine his stock
and satisfy yourselves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17


Mr.. Patrick Dillon has on bis hands one
of the largest contracts given out by the
city. 1t is the laying OF the Eleventh and
Jefferson street mains, and Involves an ex.
penditure of 100000.
Mr.. Dillon has gone faithfully to work and
laid the pipes on Eleventh street and on JEFF
fersOn rect, as far north as Sixth, making
connections al Front, Second, Third, Fourth
and Fifth, leaving five squares to finish the
work.
No idea can be formed OF the large amount
OF work TO be done except by examining
carefully the operations. The work of ma
king connections at each street requires a
great deal Of care, so as not TO inconvenience
persons living near there by stopping off the
water, and in the case at Filth street tenn
porary pipe has to be laid 10 supply the
houses in that vicinity, while the old pipe is
bring taken up.
Already there las been 8, 800 feet OF pipe
laid, 900 80 inch and 5000 20inch, weigh
ing in all about 100000 pounds, besides
the connecting pipes which have to be laid
by the city.
Mr, Dillon has done bis work well, and lie
pushing ii forward with us much rapidly as
is possible with such a job.
The great demand on the manufacturers Of
the pipes for ii In various parts oil the coun-
Try has delayed matters somewhat, but we
nave every reason TO believe the work can
not be done any quicker than at present.
Capt. Gallagher is experimenting the
work, and we nave his assurance that moth
ing will be left undone to conclude the work
quickly E0eTy EUeniRg, Nov, 18Th.
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Persons who are deslrous OF patroni2ing
home. arc informed that they can purchase all
kinds OF musical merchandise, instruments, nc.
ns good and as cheap as they can In Philadelphia
or anywhere else, at the New Music store, No.
OiG Market street. Buying my goods from grst
hgnds and being determined to accommodate
INV patrons, would respectfully solicit call
from those interested, j. IL. BLkYER'
n B--Piano and Organ Tuning specially.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

HiqIly Important DiscoDerg.- DR.. Si .inl,n,.
Of ons civ has discovered plant the essential uneu
OF which in combination with other rare 10
knowu only to the dfcoverer, viii posluVeiy 9 "a
bsr 4, grn,y thick aud beautiful whore II has lAleh gu
ana bseome thin In great many eeses where esSi
mas rased Inc loss Of the hair II has restored aea
vonderfniiv fast In several cases OF badness iHS
restored the hair in sill is former iansss a. .S of
has prepared preparation for years unuci w nm,
The same name with addition Of this discovery
IL is not hair colorer Is generally offered lot S,
IN Nv On the scalp and roots Of the hair Tue
natural color seems to with the renewed grown
II cures disease Of the head II IS elegantly pernneu
and ia n splendd hair-dressing. iair ulai WIN e"l
vince ANY one Of its great qualt es Sold wholesAe anu
,sttii Al Fourh and King streets, Wilmington Del