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New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET CONTESTS.

TIE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET CONTESTS,
This week will be rendered significant in
cricket circles in this country by the playing Of two in
ternatonal matches between the English eleven and
selected twenty-twos Of New-York and Philadelphia.
The English crickeers arrived In Montreal Aug. q,
and since then have been playing matches with twenty
twos Of Montreal Ottawa Toronto, London, and Hamil-
ton in all Of which they have been victorious. They
began with victory over the Montreal twenty-five
by score OF 255 in ono inning against l15
IN two by the Canadians, W. G. Grace scoring
Their next match was played at Otowa, where they
defeated twenty-five by OF 2ol IN one inning to
81 in two by the Canadians making 49, the largest
score of the match. Their third match was
played in Toronto, with TWENTY-FIVE or that
city, the Engllshmen scoring $40 In one in
ming, against 214 In two, Grace making the
large OF l42 In his single inning They afcrward
played an exhibition match in Toronto, in which the
English players divided among two twelves,
Graces twelve defeating Appebys by score OF 257 in
two innings TO 22s in two. In this match
Grace scoredI-nothng in the first inning and
II in the second, being stumpcd" on the
slows from Rose for The Hon. G. Harrs's Gj was
the best score Of this match. The fourth match was
played last week in London, with a picked twenty-five
Of Western Cllada and in this match the Englshmcn
for the first tine had to go to the bat twice. they being
put out for 50 their first inning and 16 in their second,
and Grace beg caught for 81 in the first inning and
in the md. On Sept IL the Engishmen began
their last ma ia N Canada Hamilton, against very
strong Twenty-Five and in their first inning they scored
49, the twenty-five being disposed Of for &C. Tho game
terminated Saturday, in favor of the English players,
and after dinner at the principal hotel they left the
city Niagara Falls. They will arrive in this city TO-
morrow.
The average ofthe English twelve in these games,
folio
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
Prominent ARRIVALS.

81 Denis HOtel-Gen. Guzman Mexican Minister Mt
Washington; Por Secretary Of the MeHcn Legaoni TIE hy
Ter Iogsou Alabama and Major Johne Of the Royal Marine
Artillery British Avenue Ho-The Hon G. - rag
Of Chicago Thomas Settle Of North Carolina the Hon
Woodbridge Of vermont James Higgins esq NJ r 81 LONDON ne
Neg.ampshre J. H. Ramsey oil Albany hukh
IIeiohn Of tswero and Horace Binney Sargent Of Boston. 81
Nicholas Ho-Ad Cunningham Of hfssehnsetts me ke,'
r. BAKER Of FLORIDA Col g. Il. Harrington Of Eugani H. > wal
bdge Toledo w. d. Dunn and Col James CfaNor OF
Hengemuller, Austrian Charge Ahss AZ
Wssbugtop 1benark Ho-CoL the Hon. ;. sncy, EaPlind
Nr- YORK HotE-Lawrence Barrett the lTdos Hoet
Col TAFT Montgomery HOrse-I " kea'h oi Oh
Loq, Everett HOuse-Capt. Baldwin Of the British Army
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MERCER-sT.

About q. m yesterday, fire originated
from some unknown cause on the fourth floor of the FIVE
story brick building, No. 4S Mercer-st., which was
damaged about 50 900 by fire and water The first floor
and basement we're occupied by II. Moore * Co.. i'm
porters Of hatters material, whose stock was much
damaged by water. The second and third floors were
occupied by H. NJ. Graves Co.. manufacturing natt9Ts @
whose stock was also badly damaged by water. The
fourth and fifth floors occupied by seymour co.
also matters, whose stock was totally desnoye9 DS M
man who was asleep in the building was rescued through
a window by the police.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
A RInNnERING ARREST.

On Saturday night at o'clock Mr.. Matthew
Morgan the distinguished artist called at the house No.
81 Nassau-st to visit friend living there. Going up
stairs be was attacked by the janitor of the building
who pretended to think he was burglar. MI Morgan
seized and held the jaDitor whose cries OF murder
brought policeman TO the spot, who arrested Mr. Nor
gan and took him TO the Beekman,st staon-honse nc
charge and established his statements by his letters ana
papers, but the officer either through stuplIv ,y III
Indltce insisted on locking him up for the night lie
was brought up yesterday morning, before the Po'e
court, and Of course discharged.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
AOUATICS.

The owner Of the Rambler has accepted
challenge 20 sal AGAINST Commodore voorhiss Yacht
Madeleine for the Bennett Cup. The will occur on
Tlursday next tho being from Brenton's keei
li,,hthnuse 20 Sandy Hook ghtship aud return.
gig race was rowed, on Saturday by tue menoers .,
Eysian Fields NJ j. to and around the coal dock stake
cat amt thence To the d0e, at Fih-st H9ooheh NY W
,.ys ma led were the III. 8. Magraue aud tue wv
Srrpcn At the marBOat the former zig obtained tue
lead and kept it to tho Pnt.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

odo o, a., The name of the Stock Yard company ood n
motgSSe was given Mr. Otis ss trustee OP Ronds WERE
and staeeE was issued Tor a million more, ponuS -
i "nu t sr another million; but although, es ~ az
legged ali the cash required for carving & on rensTy es Erie
od .S lV len Shares OF stock the par Naue Oh eaVh
of which " 500
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
CRIMES AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH
go. FOuT additional jurors were obtained, Friday,
In the far murder - At San Franeisco.
.... Gov. Geary has signed the death warrant of
George Grant mnrde Of Mn spence 10 october last Wdnes
day Oct. 49, IL the day Of execution.
So. Hugh Graham, milk dealer, age 81 died, Sat
xsday soias Philadelphia om nfiees BY three
sskssvn kecslys kyicb- -ysrsa
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

weck. On Saturday the Auantcs defeated by the
AInnls by Of TO 0. The championship record
Nbt6 Sept, 10 Is as follows
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
tAHno Incenents- I
ammo Incenents-i
D.NpRUFF.--BURNETr's COCAINE removes

DANpRUFF.-BURNETr's COCAINE removes.
No DENT IN IT-A merchant who had worn
white hat during the SUMNER recently dOnnel no" eroSneoo'ei
Fall hat A fieud iadi
Ah see yoa changed mind You've discarded your o"
wlie hat"
ave eot a new hat but II s alfo Greeley hat"
Flows thatI Why isn't Grant hatP
Because there's no Dent n IL" said the merchant
Of laughter followed.
This Of KSoKs Fall style purchased a. NO || D0'"|
WIru US, DIR. JAYNE's CARMINATIyE BALsAh
DPgSsABLE We NO OTHER MEDICINE EQUAL TO
CHOLERA MoRBUs DIARRHEA, Bowel COMPLAINT
WHICH IT Is DEsiaSEo AND
WHICH o THE TRoPIcS-heV'
W. Dean writing from Bangkok, Sian.
Ask your grocer for DooLEY's YEAST Pow
DER the bet Baking Powder. Depot, 90 New-st N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
HOME NEWS.
TnFRYoMnrpR SATURDAY AT DIcKISsoNs' IN PARKR ROW
e,rs,o Eoou-ess 3r.m-7lo hiiHght-eP
YESTERDAY.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.

AprRacr WEEK ESDSo AT sP NJ SEPT ~ ls
BAROMETER incne. IhkNA"As 90 A
MsYimpm AZ n m Sept 70 Maximum al Sept 8sd0
1nnnm AZ a. M sept Minimum a. Sept "a .5S1
Range .56 Range
Sept 9-Rsin from AIS ?. to $40 ?. m Amount OF a..
Sent lRsn from Y Amount OF water..... 80 inch
Total Of water for orweer.............".. 20
Distance traved by wind durng the week o6i miles
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

newspapers will meet here tomorrow, to form Mutual
Benefit Assoclaton. ItAfiR U4akb f-H!
PoRT JEFFEHsoy.-The grading OF the smiihtown ana
Port Jefferson Railroad Is completed, and wor1men are
now lqying the rails,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

DURE PAINTS and C0L0RS.-J0HN w.
MAsURY SON. Ill Futont. New-York. Specially In Pure
Paints send stamp for sample book and price list
TCHE best place in New-York to buy reliable
Watches Diamonds hh fashionable JewelrY and Sterling Silver
Welding Presents SQURBs, 81 PUlonst Diamonds specially
CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
~ without cauc detention from busness Impotence Dis
eases Organs H. Daniels Md IA LeIngtonaye
SAFES, Bought. Sold, or
~ Exchanged BUSH 4 Co.. SO Ann-st. Eew-York.
ERAZER's AXLE GREASE.-Best in the
World Depot lO Naienane Sold everywhere Cireolsrs free
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

Ask your grocer for DOOLEY's YEAST Pow
DER the bet Baking Powder. Depot 60 NeW-st, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

EDGEwATER.- AT the lastmeetingof the Board
of Trustees Mr. Mcnamara elected Chief Clerk wee
Mr.. Keenan,, deceased. The cigar dealers claim 10
have discovered flaw in the village charter which VIII
prevent the operation OF the law against thein
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
LONG ISLAND.

SoUTHoLD.-Meetings were held last week,
In several OF the villages this town. relative the
selection OF a site and the erection thereon of q town
hall. Greenpor and this place the principal
petitors for the location Is. H. Booth authorized TO
furnish plan for building capable OF accOmmoda
900 people 10 be one story high, with beltower.
FLUSHING a mass meeting. Saturday, resou-
tiOns passed that the proposed erection Of lock
the Marsh Land Company on the creek Will impair nav
CATION; that committee ascertain lands have
been ceded 10 said corporation, and that tie citizens
view with alarm the Entertainments Of said corporation
in appropriating Lands under water.
JAnAIcA-Tbe editers and pubishers Of Long Island
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEST WHITE PLAINs.-Tbe opening reeep-
ton Of the westchestcr County Agricultural and Hortl-
cultural Society will occur tonight. and tomorrow the
exhibition will open. Addresses will probably be dcly-
cred by Clarkson n Potter, s. s. Cox ami Cbauueey NJ
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
nur A11rGEp BRoAp.sr. pEFALCATION.

TIE ALLEGED BKUAU-bIs UI4I AI1N7A 7 IJ-''
THE TRIBUNE, on Saturday, published a
Abatement 10 the effect that Robert r. Butler OF the
firm Of Cerke Butler of No. 25 Broad-st was alleged
70 have abseonded with $4,000 of the firms funds" The
statement was made in detail by William b. Clerke Mr.
Bues's partner TO a TRIBUNE reporter On the day OF
publication the reporter, in quest OF further niorma-
ton called at Mr. Clerkes office, and, showing copy Of
T,s TpIPUNE TO a gentleman who appeared to be in
charge asked II It correct and received the reply
that IL was The following was received AZ thls ONCE
yesterday: ~, 49, a..
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
SANDERS BROTHERs Law OFFICE.
80 80 NAssAU-sT., NEw-lORK, Sept. II, l812

= fff.s ~ f-. f -
70 P M tbs noie W. accompanying letters la2 q9 e
& ca lie merits through newspaper while there re-
,ro.hr f,m viii simply that the published this
g cooernirg Richard Butler started seT the ecept by
Nsr Thrasson Mr. Ctrkes ttorDey OF the snntied e
YER addressed BY then YESTERDAY morning Mr. Butter 9e
nv e ia. never Of town, and had an interview Win M
Ce an iev or Thursday Mr. Butler has commenced an
seoa sg NJ Ccle M accounting and awaits The issue 70 de
o,trse H. rights Mr. Batter from ne was wntten IN
ts u o Of judge Crle read BY William Cerke, and de-
Uvefed 70 him TO tlke 70 Mr. Buuer u,, MI
TIE VOLUNTARY dissolution Of TIE firm Of Cleric Balst Ts
" geu 70 Mr. Cleke and BY him inserted IN IM
HOT'd AID Iht Tfaes lth Of September. l6ll -,
NJ Csrse from Newport a. Nj Buffers request "So s'A'eu
th,, he va ~ and deired 10 Dissolve The trm
respectfully, LEgS tAfpkkS
No 80 kAssAU-sT., NEv YoRK, Sept 10. l6H
NJ DEAR have M Cefe and he desires ts com
bneor lock and hope that vii be well enough 70 re-
emter give the bearer Al II important M me 70 see
possible We have drawn up notice O dss9
1r.u OF sftneg which have signed your nams viii call
70 see you touerrow down from hie Plans
w. ~ Y.1r. trlv Lewis SANDERS.
Egw.YoRK Sept. - ls72.
UsrrRp sTIEs SUPKENR COUKT-R r. Butler sgL William b.
Crke-Me TherassOu Gentlemen Ny client desires
nouy Dis proportion upon full aHd fair accounting OF
s e laf.urD transactions, and x readily entertain PROPOSE
ton When you noufy that have
to make viii happily Interview with hr Clerte
osf-sli NJ Bger my ofee Respeuy LEWIS SASDEHs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
sunday school institute.
PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AN
FRIDAY NEXT.

PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND
FRIDAY NEXT.
AS previously announced there will be Nor
NAL S. s. Institute held in this city, in the st.
Pauls NJ. Z. Church, under the auspices of the
Wilmington Conference, commencing Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 9th, and closing on Friday,
the 29th. The exercises of the Institute will be
conducted by Rev. j. S. Ostrauder, of N. Y The
following is the programme or exercises
For Wednesday EueHihg.
Opening Religious services. Subject: God
Bless our Institute. Rev G. Hill.
Address of Welcome, Rev II. W. Todd.
Distinctive Purpose of Sunday School Work.
Rev. j. $. 0strander.
Claims of the Sunday School upon the Church.
Rev. Il. Stubbs.
Conversation upon Topics suggested by the
For Thursday Morning.
Devotional exerclses-kev.G g ID. Watson. Sub
| jeet Our Country.
The blackboard in the Sunday Schools. Rev,
| j. S. Ostrander
Relation of the Sunday School to the Govern
| ment. Rev. j. Todd.
| Followed by short speeches.
Illustrative Teaching, Hon. l. s. Diehl.
Thursday A AffernOOH.
Devotional Exercises, Rev. 4. L. Tomkinson
| Subject, Our Sunday Schools
| The Model Teacher, Joseph Pyle.
The Sunday School and the Home, Rev. I. E
Martindale
Inc MOdel superintendent nov. d. .
| Ostrander.
Aids to Teaching and how to use them, Prof
VIM Reynolds.
| Opening Question Drawer
1 Thursday EDeiing
Devotional Exercises Rev. j, Humphries.-
Subject Conservation.
lecture on the Tabernacle Solomon's Temple
and Buildings Of Bible times, illustrated by mod
els and delivered in high priests costume, Rev
j, s. Ostrander. To the lecture there will be
small charge for admission adults, % cents
children, 10 cents.
FRIDAY Morning.
Devotional exercises Rev. V. Smith, Subject
| "Our Pastors and Teachers"
Sunday School hymns aud music, Prof. j. G
Robinson.
Infant Glass Services, Rev. ]. s. 0strander,
Teachers Meetings, Rev. j. s. Ostrander.
Opening Question Drawer followed by generi
conversation. Subject "What l have learned 4
this Institute"
The programme will be interspersed with al
propriate singing, under charge of Prof. j. {
Robinson, of Baltimore, Musical Conductor, al
, Prof. Pleasanton Hamm, Wilmington, Orgal
mist.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 20, /. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King
Mattahoon Tribe No. II, 1. o. II. NJ at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. 6, l. o. R. NJ, in fourth
story Saville building, 9th and Market streets.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No 8,
o. U. A. M, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 8, o. U, A. NJ, at Me-
chanos' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Counci No, 5, Jr. o. U. A. M. al
Hall, 9th and Market streets
Enterprise Circle, B. U, O. A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No /, X. of P, a
knights Of Pythias Hall, No. Oil Market street
Washington Lodge No. 3, G.. f., at Good Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Old Church Division, No. 1s, S. Of T., seyentl
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge, No. 13, 1. o. Of G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
1 IOsceola Tribe, No.2, h. NJ, at Red Mems Hal
/ AIS Market street.
Eureka Lodge, No, 20, A. +, a, NJ, at Masoni
1 Temple,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

The Board Of Education meets this evening
The Friends Social Lyceum meets this eve
ming.
The Board of Public Education will meet this
evening
Hog killing and big hogs are country delights,
just now.
The Franklin Loan Association will meet
this evening.
One OF the city reporters has been attacked
with the epizootic
Henry Burnett OF Landenburg, advertises very
fine oxen and mules for sale
Prof. Krueger's third soiree takes place at his
academy on Thursday evening next.
Business over the W. & W. Railroad during
the last week, showed very gratifying increase.
Albain M. Temple has taken out letters testa-
mentary on the estate of Albain Temple late of
this city.
Young Burns, who was killed down the Della
ware Il. r., recently, was buried at North East
last week. go
Twelve persons were converted at Union
Church, last week, and the meeting continues,
this week.
The last train out on the Wilmington West
| ern Il. X. on Saturday evening carried about l5O
passengers.
| Rev. William H. Van Horn, of Riddles Banks,
| will preach in the Nj. Il. Church at Landenberg
on W Wednesday evening.
The members of the NJ L. Church OF Newport
will have an excursion over the w ~ W Rail Road
to Landenberg tomorrow
Martha Trayilla and accompanying friends are
still visiting families within the limits OF
Wilmington Monthly Meeting.
The German Pioneer newspaper is very severe
on Auction Stores and the Auctioneers warmly
complain that it does them injustice.
The fullness and accuracy of our reports of the
Railroad Disaster We're complimented TO degree
which is, of course very gratifying to us.
A special meeting for those members who
have not paid the first instalment in the Work
mgmen's cooperative Association will be held
at 4V4 Market st. tomorrow evening.
The breaking of the safety-valve OF the boiler
at Mills Il Combs wood yard. Sd and Lombard
on Saturday, and the subsequent escape OF
steam gave rise to report of boiler explosion
at that place.
Mr.. Diehls lecture, during the NJ. E. Sunday
School Teachers Normal Institute, will be de
| hyered on Thursday evening and not Wednes
day as printed IN the programme on Saturday
corrected programme is printed in our loca
| columns to-day.
The Dayton (O) Herald, of a recent date
speaks in high terms of new railroad sleeping
car the Python, just delivered to the Cincinnati
Hamilton 4 Dayton line, from the shops Q
) | Bowers, Dure, Co, in this city, The Herdt
declares 1t magnificent wheeled palace
There are, yet, only three post offices supple
by the mail route ON the Wilmington Il Wester
Road - Ashland, Hockessin, and Landenberg
:, The amount OF mail matter, however, has great
innreased. The tirst trip, few weeks ago tn
L 1 Agent carried one letter lie now has some days
{ two pouches full.
On both Friday and Saturday evenings, W
printed three different editions Of the OoMMEI
cIAL, all Of which had large sale There was
deep anxiety ON Friday, for repcrs of the Acc
Dent and the COMMERCIAL being on the stree
an hour sooner than any other paper, was eage
ly greeted by the public.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
LocnI ReIIgIons Items.

At the Friends Meeting, on West St, yester
lay morning, Martha Fravilla Of West Chester,
preached.
There are about one hundred and seventy
families in which there are one or more mem
bers of the Society Of Friends (Hicksite,) resid-
ing in and near this city. The whCl 10 number of
persons thus Included is probably about one
thousand.
AT the African Union First Colored NJ. p.
Church, on French St, above Sth, yesterday, the
SCI vices of "Quartery Meeting tookpl c.. Be-
Daniel Russell, President of the District, and
Brother Samuel s. Scar, of Elkton, took part III
the preaching.
The memorial sermon preached yesterday
morning, by Rev. Mr.. Tompkinson at Scott NJ
Il, Church, on the death Of Reece G.. Moody
was very impressive one indeed. The congre-
CATION was large, and one and all concurred In
the eulogy of the pastor ON the Christian Char.
| acteT Of the deceased
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

MILLINERY OPENING. Of the most attract
i've and elegant looking millinery stores 10 the
city is that of Miss +. Devine, at 304 King
street where an opening stock Of goods has been
establishment has been completely torn out and
remodeled and refurnished, no expense being
spared in the fitting up an furnishing of the in-
terror of the store. New counters new paper
and paint, and everything else new and neat to
correspond have made a most decided improve
ment. OF the stock of goods in the millinery
and trimming line, it is certainly one of tho f.
nest and most complete anywhere to be found.
lhe store is divided into two departments, one
for millinery and the other for trimmings where
any one in need OF anything in this line of goods
can be suited as regards quality, quantity, OIL
price.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
MERELY MENTIONED.

The credit Of Wilmington is good abroad.
Our night schools are delng good work.
Nellie Grant dees not indulge In round dances.
Building operations in Wilmington go on brisk
ly. "
Ii our poultry get tne epizootic, eggs will go up
In price. Buy now.
No public school teacher except a principal, has
a right 10 hog pupil
"A large number Of choice hats from Culbert's
popular store have gone Up the W. w. h. X.
The ofice Of the Superintendent of the Work
tngmens Land Association is at 215 w. 4th street.
The cold weather approaches rapidly and 1t be
h)oyes the gentleman carefal of his health to go tt
Bayne's and get one OF his heavy overcoats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

Ew-7he Greatest Want OF the present age is men
and women, healthy and vigorous In mind and body.
The continued headaches, weaknesses nervousness
and varying ailments which afliict women are gen
ally the result of imperfect action OF the stomach
and other vital organs. Dr. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters being composed entirely OF Vegeta
BILE substances indigenous 10 California, may DC
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate,
are sure remedy, correcting all wrong action and
giving new yig0r 70 the whole system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

EB-FALL oL0THING-Mr. John Ii. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, al 4l5 King street.
has Just been supplied with = iine stock Of FALL
HOODS, selected With much care and discrimination,
Just such stock as tasteful people like TO examine
and select from. Mr., MS customers have the ad-
of goods and styles OF make up. Those who begin
TO feel the need Of Fail and Winter elothing, should
by all means, call al his place before getting
lueaaurpd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

Bw- Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention OF
the public is called to the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of j. a j. N. Harman, No. 41C
King street There s nothing equal TO it in the
State of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
Tor 0fiee or dwelling can doubtless be accommo
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low the bes
houses In the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

The NEWPORT EXCURSION TO LASDENBERG.
The Members of the Newport Nj. Il. Cureh make
their excursion to Landenberg, over the Will
mington n Western Railroad, tomorrow (Tues-
day. 1t will no doubt be very pleasant affair,
and Should be enioyed by large COMPANY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

Ew-A Rerld of Thanks Is Due to the botanist who
first discovered the virtues OF the QuayI SdpOnd-
va, or Soap Tree Of Chill. The wonderful cleans
ing and purifying properly OF its Bark gives to the
fragrant SozoD0NT much OF its nnriVaied efficacy
as a preseryatiYe OF the teeth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

PERFoRMANoE, THURSDAY NIGHT.-A theatrical
sensation is advertised to-day, for Thursday
evening, at the Opera House. Miss Lizzette
Bernard who is considered "dashing little pro-
team artistic" and pronounced "the only Rival
OF Lolita, is to appear The play is Orana.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
Police Court.

Since the report of Saturday, there have been
thirteen cases for drunkenness before the May
or. 80 cents and costs in each case.
James Dugan, Henry Lofink and Theodore
Hantz three boys, were arrested for dsoharg-
ing powder from bottle, at the open lot, Sd
and Lombard, yesterday, Costs and $50 bail in
each case.
Anna Blackston, was fined SO and costs, and
held for $500 to keep the peace
JAM Gordon, yagrant, was committed to
New Castle for 60 days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

EH-Chdpped Fands, face, rough kin, pimples
rlnRwom, sRlt-rheum, and other cutaneous aifec
tions cured and the skin made soft ana smooth. b.
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Haz
ard 4 Co., New York, Be certain to get the Junipe
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
tnada xuffh pnmmOn tar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

THE DUcKING SEAsoN-The "duckers" of the
Chesapeake are doing an increased business.
Retail prices, at Hayre dc Grace, are as follows
Black heads, rs cents, Red heads ii. 20 and - It
per pair, for prime Canvass backs.