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Poor Miss Finch. By wiki. e. llins Price 81
R'cnll. oilons of Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland
PtiCe So.
Leaders Of Public Opinion in IreIand-swi it, Flo.-i
Graitan and UCUnncll. Price 81
Little MoOrland Princess BY the author of sOld
Nam s.lle Secret" Price q IS.
Patty. Novel. By the authorsof Rookstoue. A"
Price 20 cents.
1ae Mystery Of 0rcivsl Translated from the
French. Price rs cents
Two Plunges for Pearl. BY Mortimer Collins
Price IS cents
The sylvesters: OF, The 0utcasts. Price IS cents
De HIS MILLS OF Katherine Saunders. Price rs
Lear insthe Storm. BY ouids Price 50 cents.
Sharhcter. By samuel smiles. Price Sl So
Wild Mn and Wild Beasts. BY Colonel Cumming
wiltred Cumbermede. By George Macdonald. Price
Can the Old Love- Novel. Price rs cents
How TO Live on a Dime and Half Day. Price q
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Johp Jasper Secret. Sequel 10 Charles Dickens
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For CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowins
Nails, &c, visit DR.. Whites rooms, No h35 I5tf
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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fISRPLATED oroide French gilt and Alaska
disnond jewelry, with gold wires, in all the
new styles, at Prigg's jewelry store, No. 45I
pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
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b. FOSTER, NJ. d, DENTIST,
~. NO. l1O6 New York ave-.
LED "a eo3m southeast corner of 18th.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.

Yesterdays with Authors. py Jas r Yields 81 -
eBcE King. e. 90
Barring G,nld's Legends OF Old Testamsn, Charnc
tiers. So
nr Fishers Plain TAX about Insanity. $50
Han mertcn's ttcher's land Bpok 81
Sir Henry HollaI d Recolisf tions 90 Past Life
j. fries Animal and Vegetable Parasite 81
Ta'msd Sc 5 b. limitations 81 Modern SocIesy 81 81
Lsekeys Leaders OF Putlie Opinion in Ire
: mersrt CHRISTIAN Theology. 81
Eoucational Year Be-, \ for ls72 81 5.
Guire 10 Florida "a.
Joi N JaEper'r Secret So
Hsrtol's Radical Prob ems So
tiEu.I' To Morrow e Death. 81 70.
Perscn = The Infinite and FINITE 81
Iltile MCcrl,pd Princess sl75
III Best X, sdirg, with hints on the selection 81
Books. 81 IS
Hay IS Land Of Desolation. SlIO
MIlkie Collins Poor miss Finch 81
Two Family Mothers. BY Marie Sophie
Schwartz. 81.
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HARPERs WEEKLY tor March 9th. r...,,.s
from j. e.. Parker, has q rather striking CO.
toon by Mast, in which Mr.. Schurz plays Esph;.-
topAeIss to Mr.. Summers Faust
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THR MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, M. c. A. BnfId-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
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estate broker. has sold lot a hiock n UaIs. a
enversity property, 10 John A. Cole for exon
Also, two story frame house with hs,.m.n 49, ~.
the east side Of 18Th street between n iii IN ~
streets, 70 A. ID. Col,insvorth for nj an ~"a
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TBE FISHING SEASON The fishermen.
seine-haulers and OILERS getting their outfits
ready "a rapidly "a possible for an early com
mencement Of operations for the spring fishing
season on the Potomac, fish from some of the
lower landings having already made their ap-
Pesrance in the market. Mr.. Joseph Cawood is
hshing the shore at Fowlke's; Mr.. Beasley is at
ATkendale, and made the first haul OF the season
there Monday; Messrs. Cook and Travis have
left with their outfit for Deep Hole, in Occoquan
Bay; Mr.. Naglee left day or two ago with his
steamer and some hands for Marsh Hall, and
Messrs. Ashton and Lewis have sent here for
nands 10 prepare their outfit at Windmill Point
Bunch herring have already been seen in the
market, and IL Is reported that shad has been
caught IN Cameron run.-Alerdndrid Gazette
FISH AND OYSTER MARKET-Bodrd of Health
inspecnonS--lnspector-g general Gatchell reports
the arrival and sale of marine products as fol-
lows:-Schooner j. Miller, Cheseltine master
20 bushels sycamore dreams, all small-iO cents
per e9shel. Sloop Cobb's Creek, COO bushels
feysnkitapk oysters-small 40 cents, large II
Sloop Amelia Capella, 200 punches fish. con-
slsting OF rock, perch, herring and pike-sod to
aeAers 81 30 and 40 cents. The fish were in very
me order. Prices of oysters are advancing.
small ones from IS to 40 cents; large, IS cents to
Sl.25.
SPECIMEN BLOCKS FOR woop PAvyuxxrs.
The Board Of Public Wooks have received Il
different specimens OF wood from the various
bidders LOT aging wood pavement, which are to
be subjected to different chemical processes to
test their relative qualities. A communication
was sent to- day to Surgeon General Barnes,
requesting him to designate a suitable chemic al
expert ito make the analysis.
TEE JuBILEE SINGERS, who will appear at
Lincoln Hall on Monday night, have created a
sensation throughout the north. They are stu
genus OF fish University, at Nashville, Tenn,
s snu propose 10 erect permanent building with
the proceeds of their concerts
oHs Ths.s ,sss audiences q. At the Ma
maldi, )" which was 20 well received last ava,in.
ard tom, ROW evening has a benefit. This
week closes his engagement. A''
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IHEY HAVE DISCOVERED the model iuryu An
IN Indiana A man was drawn at White Rivsr
BOTTOM IN that state, who declared that he had
Dot been I'm the city before for thirty years and
did not KNOW who had been President since An
drew Jacks son These are the kind OF men tina,
are ntted 10 decide fairly between man and man
or between man and the state. This model i'm,
ror Is coming TO Washington for congeniai fel-
lowship.
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ANOTHER INPosToR--we are requested &c
caution those who are IN the habit of giving
money 10 unknown persons who come 20 Their
ooors woman for q week past has been asking
contributions In this way for q sick girl. giving
names OF ladies a. having sent her, which she
son 70 suppose she II imposing on the nubiic
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order nv Hempder. near x street
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MET HODIST EPISCOPAL GO NFER.
SENn00

The eighty eighth sexton of the Bal imore
Annual Conference of the ". Il Church Assem-.
blcd at Eutaw-street NJ. f, Church in Bsitt-
more, yesterday morning, Bishop Matthew
mpson in the chair. The conference was
opened by reading the ed chapter Of ISAIAH, and
singing, with prayer hy the Rev. May berry 60
hcen and the Rev. James II. Brown. Rev. j q.
ii. C. Dosh was nominated and elected secre-
tary, with Rev. q. W. Cooper, assistant secre-
tary; Rev. G. G.. Baker recording secretary;
Rev j. b. Stitt, staticfan, and Rev. W. r. Ward,
reporter. Ike presiding elders of the confer
ence were recognized as the committee TO APP
point the various standing committees, and soon
after re ported the lists
number of reports were submitted, and a
resolution approving OF a change in the consti-
tuition of the Preachers Aid Society. SO as to
allow annual subscriptions, and the making OF
lie members by payment of a certain sum,
after pointed speech by Mr.. Randolph, was
adopted.
A resolution was then offered in reference to
The dissatisfaction prevailing As to the dstribu-
ton OF the conference collection, that the ef.ec-
tive men received more han was really lust. to
The disadvantage of the other claimants. and
hence proposed new basis OF distribution.
which, after several motions, some discussion
and one speech, was adopted.
The Rev. III. Steer, ID. d., then made a repre-
sentstion OF his district and gave a very favor
able account OF it. and took the opportunity OF
saying that though the conference requested
him. having been fifty years in the ministry tn
pre- ach semi-centennial sermon that for good
reasons, which he stated, he would not be able
TO do il, but at some time just before he was
worn out he would undertake it. East Balti-
more district was then represented by its pre-
siding elder, Rev. JnO Diebl. He stated that
they hsd a prosperous wear. Rev. l.. +. Morgan
ID. ID, OF West Baltimore district, made favor
able statement of the work under his charge.
Rev. Jas A. AcCauley, ID. D.. gave an encour-
aging report of the Washington district. The
preachers had labOred with zeal, and success
fully, and numerous conversions had taken
place: All the preachers were enjoying good
health. Three of the opportunities, Revs.
Alfred Griffith, Job. W. Lambeth, and VIM.
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TIE Masonic MUTUAL Kelley AssocrA-
TiON met last night at Masonic Temple, and
the sui ject of remittanees through the post
once OF dues came up, and IL was stated that
the association had lost 30 much in that way
that the risk WAS too great, and resolution W As
ADOPTED that the association will not in the flu
Inre be responsible for funds lost In the mails
IhS association authorized the president Mr..
X Ball 10 act a. guardian of the fund belonging
70 minor children OF a deceased member who
mad left a wife OF unsound mind
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Hereafter the Pine Bsssaship .. Q. KEIoHf "a
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OWENS Is drawing large audiences at the Ma
mohsi Ihea,er: Tonight he repeats "Grl-
al d to- m ROW evening has q beneat ThSs
week closes his engagement. A's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
FANCY STATIONERY
For Holiday Presents,
WHICH ARE ALL NEW.

And zoe Mmk is .Jar IN ercess of am
line heretotore offered IN this city. These
goods hare not only been selected from
the markets Of Ne,o York, P2adelphia
and Boston, but oe claim superior adyan-
tdges IN their selection, many Of hept hay-
ing been purchased for as in he markets
Of London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna. by
a friend ,oho has been trageliag on The
Continent the past Fail, and rho has had
thirty gears experience in this line of
trade. Among these goods, zoe name Pa.
pier Mache Writing Deshs, of the most
elegant finish, and at yery reasonable
prices, Paper Machc Book Slides. Purses
dnd Portemon"aics, at all prices, but
among them are some most elegant gems.
a 'arge assortment Of Albums from one
to forty d'dS~s. among these are some
q those mar0els of sWeetness, Musical
A''"m'' 14|-stands in variety, many of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
state Iten,a.


Skif & Gaylord give a minstrel performance
in Smyrna, on the 18th Of December.
The A. NJ. E. Church, Of Smyrna, will be dedi-
catod on Sunday, the Sth Of December.
James Cook, OF Frederica, has leased the hotel
property at FELTON,, now occupied by Mrs. Davis.
Edward Blais. Esq. Of Smyrna, has purchased
the dwelling Of MIR. David Pleasanton, on Main
street, now in the tenure Of Mr.. A. G.. Cummins,
for 5000.
r, r. Cochran, Esq. Of Middletown, had 16
dogs attacked with hydrophobia, on his farm. on
Thursday last. A general slaughter Of CANNES
was the consequence.
Signor Blitz, the distinguished magician, will
give two entertainments in smyrna on Monday,
Dec. 9th-an afternoon and evening entertain.
ment.
A meeting Of the Farmers Club of Kent Co
will be held in theold Levy Court Room, Dover,
on Saturday, December 7th. Farmers throug h
out the county are particularly requested tC
attend.
The Methodists presbyterians and Baptsts OF
Dover, united in Thanksgiving services in the
Presbyterian Church.
DR.. J. E. Register, OF Dover, is the recipient
OF a fret prize from the Pennsylvania Denta
College for excellency in filling teeth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
Winter Items.

Every body asks. "Cold, isn't it,"
November ends to day clear and cold.
Keep your feet warm and your head cool
The snow which fell on Thursday night, lasts
we'll
The Brandywine was in the same condition at
the same time.
At O'Clock this morning. the mercury stood
Il deg above Zero.
Iusinuations about the color of ones nose, to-
day are not admissible.
Sleghs and bells are being oyerhaued and
made ready for winter
The Christiana River, above Market street
bridge was frozen over this morning.
This freezing weather is an impedment to
building operations, especially with the brcklay-
ers and masons
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

rp-A CniUeTsal Tticle Of Faith In these days
Of religious contention It has been thought impOss
tile to Indicate an article Of faith upon which ali
segs and classes are uni ed There Is one, however
and very notable one too, VIZ: a belief which IL
implicit and universal In the paramount efficacy Ol
PLaHTATR BlTTERs. The constantly increasing
patronage which It receives has II is true, excited
The petty envy Of certain Eplenetic advertisers OF
pnchOack panaceas, who hope TO make market fof
their own stagnant, watery wares by decrying all
spiri.HOus medicinal preparations. But the public
can stomach neither their arguments nor their po-
tations and consequently Reject these very WeAk
limitations Of the enemy AS entirely too thin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
With to-day. ends Noyember.

Messrs. James 4 Webb have a very interest
ing Circular in this issue Of the Commercial
We shall further refer to the matters of whichit
treats.
There is grave suspicion that one Of our city
papers, in controversy with little neighbOr,
is not presenting the Wilmington case, in all its
strength.
The night school, for the Swedes will be at 9Th
and Market sts., and not 9th and Tatnall as
printed yesterday.
The Schooner LeUering ashore at Cape May,
belongs TO the Wilmington Navigation Co. OF
this city, Of which John a. Griffin is President,
and George Richardson Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Aavor,,., mann. mi. n,

New Advertise mcntu. This Day.
Funeral notice.
Hardware Truman A Shaw.
city Items-Various parties.
DIR. TUFTS medicines.
Boarding for two gentlemen.
Sable cape lost.
City loan for sale.
Kunkles bitter wine OF iron.
Auction sale Of horses-Phila.
Public sale Of foreign liquors.
W. 4 h. Railroad change.
Opera House-Chestnut st. Theatre Co.
Wilmington City Loan-new issue.
Circular-James & Webb.
Notice-Meohanics Loan.
acknowledgement Institute.
Pocketbook lost.
Salesmen wanted
New Leather-D. II. Kent h Co.
Wanted-510O0,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
BAUMGARTEN GROTTO, NO. 3, SONS AND
DAUGHTERS Of ARCANUM ARK.

VIII hold a Fair at Odd Fellows Hall commencing
TUESDAY evening, December Sd, 1879, to continue
for two weeks The proceeds Of the rair TO be ap.
proprated for the purpose OF fur isnng n meeting
room for the joint of the above named societies..
The attractions OF the Fair Will compare iaVora-
bly, with any enterprise of the KIND ever auem1ted
in this city No efforts on the part OF tile managers
shall be wanting TO make It a success
The friends OF the different organizations as well
the citizens generally, are respectfully invited TO
come and see US and spend with US q social even
ing as every exerticn viii be made to please all who
may favor us with their patronage We will try and
have something 70 please ALL lows 5w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
FINANCIAL AND ooMM ERoIAL.
MERELY MENTIONED.

"A surprise party. Triplets.
Celery is good for the nerves.
e1-bound-B-ou u-n-d bound.
This snap is an unusually cold one.
Our merchants are preparing FOR the holdayA
THE Pearl Hominy Co., are doing a good busi-
ness.
The COMMERCIAL is appreciated by those who
read IT,
N. Bayne is not taking orders to-day for sum-
mer suits
Horace Greeley's death is a warning to hard
brain workers.
Go to the Water Department ONCE to-day and
LOOK at your bill.
$. Culbert has some hats and caps suitable fol
this cold weather.
The Executive Committee Of the worklngmen'I
Institute will meet tonight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

ROBBED WHILE SLEEpING.-A man named
James Manning stopped at the Delaware House
last evening" and put up for the night. After
going to his room. he placed all his money
about slj between the beds for safe keeping
and then retired for the night, This morning
after rising lie discovered that tho mony had
been stolen, leaving hlm almost penulless with
his lodging unpaid for. lie states that upon
applying to the clerk for some manner OF re-
dress he was elected from the house. Rather
rough indeed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

Ohich are not only useful but most Aiolh
ornamental Card, Cases, Glose onJ
Handkerchief Bores, but on account of
The great number and Uariety ofs,y2e and
price, il as impossible to specify these
goods in detdH THY must be seen to he
appreciated, and 0e most cordialg muite
your inspection.
FolIOUing the precedent zoe hare here.
totore established Of being "HEAD.
QUARTERS FOR DIARIES," pe
hare secured a large and Uaried asso,,.
ment for 1878, tohich 0W be sold cery
lolc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

EXHIBITION AT SCHooI No. Am exhibition
was given on Wednesday afternoon, at school
No J. by the scholars Of Miss Rowland's de-
partment. The exercises included reading, rec
itatiou, dialogues, &c., closing with congratula-
affair was a very pleasing one and the efficiency
Of the training in this department reflects much
credit on the teacher, Miss Rowland
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
City Council.

THE ADJOURNED SESSION DAMAo rs on WATER
sTHEET.-NoMIsATIoN Of SUCCESSOR TO D.
wISGATE.
Council met in adjourned session last evening,
at o'clock, President Maris in the char.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS.
The Street Commissioner reported ~ men and
10 carts engaged upon the streets with pay
roll Of s22l, l2; the Chief Engineer of the Water
Works, "a men and pay roll Of 53l5,3l. Other
pay rolls were presented for November: Po.
lice Department sl520,77; salaries in water De-
paltment s2OS, ,33; Miscellaneous Sl019.Gl.
FAVORABLE REPORTS.
by the Committee on Public Buildings on pc
titon Of Orion Assembly for use of Hall Decem-
Der nth.
The Committee on Opening Streets reported
that It was filling up 10th street, between Wilson
and Poplar as fast as the material can be obtain
ed.
DAMAGES on WATER STREET.
The Commission appointed to assess damages
in the extension and widening of Water street
submitted its report as follows;
To William Bush, Observation-Disclosures. e7500.
To Harlan Hollinsworth Co.,.... 81 500.
10 L. & A, Belts. $50.
Tue award to Mr. Bush being the same as re-
turned by former Commission fixes the
amount Of damages, but the others were rejected
and new Commission asked for.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
A resolution by Mr.. Febiger approving the
Book of Ordinance, as printed by Henry Ecke
was adopted.
The price, per copy, OF the Book OF Ordi-
nanees was fixed at IS by the adoption Of req
ulution by Mr.. Baker.
An ordinance prescribing the duties Of the
Committee on Bonds passed to its third reading
A lengthy communication was received from
John q. Patterson, reclting the labors of cOdi-
fiCation of the City Ordinances, and enclosing a
bill Of 81, 600 for the performance Of the work
A communication was also received from Geo.
Meade. Leut.-Col U. s. A.. acknowledging the
receipt Of the resolutions Of tribute to the mem
ory OF Gen. George G.. Meade.
motion of Mr.. Quinn for the appointment
| of a committee of one from each ward for the
distribution Of coal was adopted, and the com
| mlttee will be named at next meeting
NEW BUSINESS REFERRED.
Petition of John G. Baker for 3-inch watel
main in Lord Street. Referred with power to
act.
Communication from Mayor Simms, appoint,
ing A Perry Cropper Ser seant of Police for the
Eastern District, in the place Of d. II. Wingate
who has resigned, his resignation to take effect
December lst.
Orders.
+. A. Taylor s5; Pusey a Rice. $780, Lewis
Zebley, sll532; Ferris & Garret, l0c Pusey a.
hi, e, $I675: L. L. Brown, S4:65; G.. H. p
simmons, 1915; Washington Cox, $3.50; John
Jackson II Sundry Bondholders, for interest
81, 02G &C.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

TIE STEAM ENGINE-Charles W. Pusey lee
tured before the young Mems Free Librasy last
evening, on the subjsct of the Steam Engine.
Owing to the inclement weather, the audience
was small, but the lecture, illustrated by smal
model engine, was Of a scientific aud interesting
charaoter and was much appreciated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

EE-Haue Ysu seem Her.-A lady who for the las
tive years has been leader Of fashion in New YORK
and VINO may be seen twice a week In her elegant
ualeche driving pair Of superb ponies In CeLtra
Park, has recently stated, In the select circle Il
which she she belongs that the only article In exls
tence which imparts beauty and lustre ~ the com
pexion without ultimately impairtng the texture Ol
the skin and causing II to collapse and Wrinkle, /,
HAGAN's MAGAOIIA BALM. The name Of the dis
tinguished member Of the beau monde who madt
this declaration csnnot with proprlety be given, bu
II may be mentioned en- pas ant that she mas spen
seyeral years Of her life m Europe and is famila
with all the arts and preparations employed by III,
court beauties Of the old world TO enhance thei
rIarma.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

CONVICTED The notorious Tom Cox who was
captured in Kent county and lodged in the Dover
jail for tho attempted robbery of gentleman in
Caroline county, last Spring, has been convicted
in the Dorchester county court where he had
removed his trial, and sentenced to six years
imprisonment in the Penitontiary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

NOT TRUE.-The report that the P. W. u b
II. Il. Co., had settled its damages with all those
injured by the late accident, except the Fritz
family, is incorrect. Full value has been rem
dered those who lost clothing and parcels by the
accident. aud damages have been paid to q few
whose injuries were of a trivial nature
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

The EPIzooTY ABATINa IN THE CoUNTRY.--
From information CLEANED from market people
we learn that the "Epizooty, s fast abating and
the farmers and other horse owners are becom-
ing more hopeful and cheerful. The fatal cases
have been fewer IN number than contemplated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

ARTISANS SAVING BANK.-E. 7. Taylor was
last evening elected Secretary and Treasurer Of
the Artisans Saving Bank, those positions having
been resigned by John p. Nc Lear, sometime
ago. The change will take place when the Bank
cutters its new and spacious quarters, Ia the Clay
ton House building, which will be in few weeks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

RE -OPENING.-Taylor d Jacksons Academy
which has been closed since the 2lst by reason
OF the inability Of teachers to be present owing
full force Of teachers. The new or winter, term
commences on that day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

W. a r. CHANGE OF HouBs.--On Monday new
time table goes into effect on the W. 4 Il. Rail
road. Trains leave Wilmington Northward, a.
Of old, but the 3 p. m. train arrives at Reading
at 7.l5-25 minutes earlier than formerly. Nov
ing Southwark the trains leave Reading at TAO
A. M, and lO5 Z. NJ, and Coatesyille at 6 20 A.
NJ. arriving at Wilmington at l1.4j A. NJ, SIS
F. NJ and x 10 A. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

SALES IN KENT COUNTY. Two land sales were
made in Dover last week, viz a farm of fifteen
acres, in Dover Hundred real estate of Lemuel
Il, Reed decd, for S525, Mason Taylor being
the purchaser and farm of 1856 acres, in Little
Creek Hundred real estate OF Nathan Fsrrow,
decd, for slS per acre, Mrs. Ann Farrow being
the purchaser.