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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
PIE NoxLVANlA RAILROAU
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OK AND ArTtR MONDAY, SEPr. 16. 1872.


Trains leave Depot. Thirty second and Market Sts
Trains rv: s,% na TsJ :ns Market s'
psoli Accommodation daily. except Sunday, go
an; sS 80 am: and lilo a. m. Lit pm.. $40 pm.
Lock Haven and Eimira EXPIRES daily. except
sunday, $40 .. m.
f..s Lin. .ns III. Esp daily
Lancaster and York Acc. daily. e.. sunday 4lOp.m.
Cincinnati Express daily. go pm.
southern Express daily..--........-.....s 800 pm.
Pacing Express daily. !l40 pm.
Paoli sunday Trains 10 am and SO IN.
Cincinnati EXP; only to Harrisburg on Saturdays.
Erie all Saturday night runs only to Williamsport
daily except sunday .tick es must be procured and
baggage Mew rorn 81 SsS;.soS SsHst - BY
E1prss. ior New York. 7.l5. $50 and Il 90 am. aud
E1ors:s ores ' T,.ia for % Long Branch raj ' lis a. m
Way Trains Tor Bristol. s y and lO.;D am.
Way Train for HoImssburg and Bustleton. 500 p m
Ne. York Sunday Trains. 7.2'" m.o.+' IN. and
6.4s N 1!ein connects at Tren.on for Lambert
u.'m..su,. kbSsfSST9S ss:'iSssi % psrG! io. 7,s m
kspre,s Trains for Trenton. 7.'D IN and 40 and
Way Trains fer Trenton. 1900 m. 20 500 and
7,O0pm.
Way Train for Bristol m ................. 600 p n. .
FOR BELVIDERE DIVISION.
Express 70. Trenton. LambertviIle.E Easton. scran
Way Train 10 Lam mbertylle Pennin gton Ii 60 am.
Express for Trenton. Lambertvilc, Easton, Scran-
ton. Ac. 400 y IN.
Accom- for Beldilere and Penning:on. 80 y m.
MARKET STREET FERRY.
AnsbOy Division.
Accommoda. for New York via Amboy. go
Way Trains for Trenton, 800 and 100 III, 2.uO
| noon and 400. 500 and $50 III.
L Accommo odatoR for New York via Perth Amhoy.
2.OO D IN.
| Acconim for New York via Jersey City, 800 y m.
Way Train for Burlington ....".........,, On III.
Wny Trains for Bordentown. $40 and II N p IN.
Express Trains for Long Branch 6;1 III and I'm
Exp Trairsfor iliehtstown. g. 10 IN and go p m
| Express Trains for pembefton. Long Branch and
Nj. Southern and Tucksrton Railroads. 7.,n
Way IF Traias G for At Holly 90. sso and La IN
Why Trains for Pemberton. 1000 H.. 2 l5 500 an,
| Sleeping Car Tickt t. for the West can be had OF
application vt the Ticket Office. 9Ol Chestnut
aud at the Depot. Thirty second an Market SITS.
| Agents OF the Union Transfer Company will cal
for and deliver baggsHe At the Depots. Orders vi
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Care
can also be obtained at the following
TICKET S%$:;!ss: e.: \
/ and at tho Depots and Ferry named above.
| A J. CASSATT. Geseraf Manaoer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

Inc Mixed Train will run subject to delays incl
uent 10 feisnt business. and will stop only at sta
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leav. New Castle for " Wilmington and Phiiadsl;
Wilmington ~ 10 P. N >. for New Castle,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
aua,,'"hai To taose eAbove.leaNe Smyrna for Clay
Smyrna 40 q. m.. ami 2.IU y. m.. to make connec-
ton w'th trains to and from Dover, and stations
CONNECTIONS,
At TON NSEND. with The Kent County and Queen
Annes Kent Railroads.
Al CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
AthARRiNdT0N. with the Junction and Break
Al sEAFokD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At pELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railyoaa
aud Wicomco and focomoke Railroad,
IT, y. KINNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
An indian Job.

Is there not some job In the business Of
bringing Indians from their hunting grounds
TO Was6ington? The frequency Of these ex-
pensive vista n Suspicious the st0lid red
men themselves usually vote them bore.
Yet, after one and enother delegation has
been fed with the indlgestibles Of high
civ!,lsescn s seown tns sps,a Sonas President lent
sent hons weary and dlaRusted, another turns
up ''very anxious 70 see their Great Father. u
This time Il u the Utes, the meanest, dirtios,
and most dlsreputable Of all aboriginal tribes
who want 70 60 to Washington; or somebody
does for them. Probably the real Utes are
and steal at their leisure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

The New York Herald says: ut has been
agreed that Boutewell is TO be made United
States Senator II Wilson is elected Vice. Presi-
dent; Butler 10 be made Governor in 1873, and
Senator. vice sumner. r. T. issS Hut what
. that It is not what DR.. Loring will say. but
what voice the people Of Massachusetts are ia
have In the matter? II they chose to let a
few men parcel out the ofices among them
selves, and vote Is they are ordered, they
abdicate ct once the right Of freemen, and be.
come the mere tools Of a clique. That they
should vote with the party In accord with theil
own political predilectiOEs, is natural; but
that they should be denied the privilege ol
nominating the candidates they prefer, 10 Il
put an indlgnity upon their manhood.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

dfen are opt 10 run around with sticks IN their
mouths and knives and scissors IN their hands
Which upon the occasion of q tall would cause Sc
ssous wounds. A an instance of this, little Ave
year old girl in Lancaster last week while running
with small stick in her mouth. fell, the stick
forced clear into hsr throat. It was taken out
and NO pain resulting at first therefrom, but in
ave days she was dead. Her throat had sweled
. that IL became entirely closed, and no food OF
drink could b. taken by the child. This should
b warning to al mothers who have young chill.
drsn under thelr care.
luxurant young Puritan of Boston hal
itually wssn $4,000 worth Of diomonds ON hi
eleGant pstsoa. His scarf pin is worth el6 600
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
Fora hOmesyoao IN the West.
~ III Z
PEhNSYl JANA CENTRAL r. r.
WEsTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
AND
FAST migrant LINE,
OR PIT r 8 ID U r q
lad sU places IN tAs Rsn. SoxtAsssst a..
NortAsesst.
~rus suoRrssr AND BEsr ROUTE -


Thislins Q afford unequ led nd nc sments I. usr
IONS aesring cheap and sxpsdit passage to th
Wet and dose1v particular y the attention Of a
such q desire TO svail Of the Honsstca
Bill passed by the last Congress.
Tho Pennsyiva anis Central h abroad. with its cor
ascsias lines By Is. miles the shortest route g
Chicago aad en- tplsess In the and
s Also the quickest cheapest aud best route to q
prominent places in the Southv est and Northwest.
Paaenrers are forW I'd in comfortable and air,
Cars furnished With c',shonsd Cd seats with
novea6lebaeks. water tanks. Stoves In Win.sr. and
With saeh other ~ srsrsquiste for Ii
' Throssh tickctsa sold to all prominent plaessi,
the NsSt, Scutlwss. and North west. at about bal
the uo0al Arvt elass fare.
Childfen under 6ve years old ss Free and chi!arss
pssvssn the ages Of avs snd twelve years pay aslf
yssyass checked and forwarded by the Amstrsi.
With the passengers. Eighty pounds fbasgasi ear
.ic1 ffoe 20 every full passenger. -
The train leaves daily except Aud tick st
mpst be procured and baGgsse delivered at the Once
No. ll6 Market street. ~ o'clock. p: n.
~ addressing the unlersigned he will forwardh
return Ufmaii ifes ofcharse. scircalar tsinins
Hsss:t:.1 Ls.. asa siSs 6Ss1s5 ipSoi.snon
ees eftSs Psansyiyspis kaiiroad CeHpsss.
Ne. lis 4a.kSt Street. PAilaAslpAaa
ph0o1a2pb1ac JuNo N ta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
New uSO0s ANA sssAOc Store.
GEO. 8. hA0ANY.

No. WBHT SECOND STREET
hstwesa Market and Shipley has just. opened
. re and varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes
1ee Ladies. Gentlemen. Boys, Misses and Children
al Of which he proposes to sell at prices to sut h
pessset tines, aaa issDeetfully asks the public Z
~ M oV owfno h1s stonk. mar lyO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
REDUCTION In PASSAGE lATBS
ANCmOR LINE oTEAnRRD

H6UUUJIOI9 II I10OA06 WkV80
ANCHOR LINE 0TEAlRBO
go SAIL. svsar ssssspAr AnD sAsua-
DAT.
passepes1 hooked to and iron any RailVSy Sta
ton or Seaport in Great Britain, lrelaHd, Nor
way. sweden. DenoaIk. 0ssnany. 1faneo. Hell
lAesl cslss ', is.s ron s.: NV M SoSx 3 fokDoN, Lrv.
ERPOOL. GLASGOW AID DtRRY - 6e11sp.
day. s.eansrs 80 By SATURDAYS stsaoen ~
end o16. -
,nrrltNxHEgIhs4eS tNxSgIhs4FeeSa ~ aTIcE m - -. :,
payable in CuTSe0cy. -
Parties seldine for their ftisaAs b ~ GA Cepn.
try can purchase Tickets o lovese saea. ler IN.
scs ss;s fissSifHAiSEii fSiEsSifASi' s'sf !: =: kss
sn2-lyVW. vI0lns iA .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
WILMINGTON 4 BAL
i NOKE RALLRlAD,

On and alter WEDNESDAY, October lsth, ls71,
. passenger car viii 6e attached 10 the treiekt
train leaving Philsdsphla at 600 D. n. ior VII
ainston.
The train will stop st Stations a. follows. When
ssnallsd: Grays Fsrry. Sl2 z. n: IasarsttS ~
low 10. ]. q ,. :: Iiascod. s@ ,. -; Giss:oS. iSoi
p. IN; Ellsrsie. lo.ls .. m; arrive Nimi4ston, 1880
pm. loctaNl Il. =. KINNEY. S1pT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
xxilrpxa 3iues.
Philadelphia, Wilmington AMI EsU.
mo4o Railroad.

chttaoeiphja, wilmington AMI Es u. |
more Railroad.
A0AAA q =
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, June 81, 1872 TsA,ns will ieav
TRAIN :; s"ss '.lIss
ss;s1 s;sSpp,eg % It.. :. al
Ton With Smyrna Branch Railroad and Maryland and
Break water Raiiro.d a. ss..sd Win DopcS.s.sr and
ps,nwa,s kn.!roAa At bs%sr With kss'.In sAors
ExPRKrs TIAIN =, 1850 NJ. (sund.y. excepted, 10,
Baltimore and Washington, stopping st wtimisstcm.
rsrry,ilis and GAvr--d--dr.c.. Connects Al VII.
sxrs.Ss TEAM soo = NJ Ssa%i.y. ..e.p.sa, Q.
a s
.on.Ssvsri. Eision .Noi.h-Ea., Snarsssosn i~1ry.
Hssso. r..,%an hAs-
- y n for Wash
s:s:ss: a::ai Eiss:a: Ssss. ~: TsS, T.'',,,',.
rcrsssss Monroe and Sorioh viii take
=" = 1iix1serox rRA1xa
e N; n 4: :: s :s j:
pvk xssssTos nsis "a !: ..s :s
Ss.., =: s 81 q ra''s'A On sunday
The s4s a. =; tram irsm wiim,ss,on will cynnec. a.
:': NV =; % ss NJ
adelphia aud Baltimore Central Railroac.
Leave fhiadeiphis LOT Port Deposit sundays ezcep
ted 81 U an. and 4 80 p. m. PhAdelphi. fcI
Chastd's Ford ~ 1000 g. Wednesdays and Satur-
days q 33U p. Phade iphis for Chester He,ghss
| ~ 2O y. m Philadephis ior OxfoId NJ 7.OO ,. IN.
wednesday, ARA 6atutda ays $50 p. m, The 20 O. IA.
tram ttops a. eli Stations teswsen PhAdslphia and
| Lanl0kin.
Leave Port Deposit Phadsp ha, guudays excepted
F. W m and Z ~ r. Oxiord for Philadelphia ~
$40 g. m.. Cnadd's Ford f0S Philadsvhia A2O :. IN.
| Sunday, leave Philadelphia Tor Oxford $50 a. M,
leave Oxford for Pn,lAde,phla $40 o. m.
Trans leaving " rntneIon 81 6S5 and ~ will
eonect at Lsmokin Junction with 7JOO u, and
AS ". trsins for fhlAdeiphis and itiunsr. Gen.
fz1oUSE TRAINS PROM BAL Lr1xoRF.
k8AV1 WILMINGTON los. l2O Pm s. ~. 10 ~ p \
| OHESTER FOR PHILlDELPRII.
LEA CHkSTtk at7 :H A. SIS. o4s and II 0s 4. n.
11ns, 3.ll. 4.N, D 81, 6.ll, 75S and 10 IS P M
From Baltimore TO Phiadsphia Leave Baltimore "a
Az. Way Mail; 9.X A.. T., kxprss, 2%5 p. n. 1I
Prese 7.2sP.M. Express lido ?. II. Expfsss.
Srem ee!eimore Fort Dsposiaud ntsI
Asoommodssoa Ainfrom Por. Deposit win lsaveP.rry
vtllsaW u AN. for rBAtmor - nd ntslmsdiats bta
| lions.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
| Leave Chester At l2J6 and oil 4. \, snd IS P.n
Lave Wilmington q l262, Is and ~ " A. LOS u
sUNDAY TRAIN ERox BALTIMORE
LsAses Baltimore q H.. stopping a Msgnona Perry
mans Aberdeen, HAvre-de-ti, Ferry
| town. North East, Elkton. Newark, Stanton, New
| port. WILMINGTON ,Clayuoot Linwcre and Chester.
l b v GkHSCs suDeTinL~ udeRb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

SUNDAY TRAix
Leave WILMINGTON ~ 800. Chsdd's Ford s.s5. and
arrive st Coatesyille 1t 1000 .. N.
CONNECTlON6:
At Chadas Ford. Trains Nos. l, a5.7 snd 8
eonnee. for Philadelphia. and and Z viii t1ains
from PhiIadelphis: Nos. and connect Win tSains
from Baltimore; and Nos. l and with trainS iof
BALTIMORE. No. With trsin for Port Dsposit.
=, At Costesvills. traias Nos. and s connect for
from Philadelphis; q. birdsbors' naiss Nos.
and connect for PhiladslIhiA and trains /. ana
Excursion tickets will be sold for ali stations 10
Sunday train going north hvard; this train viii stop
o. SfOL2,
NaAeral SupSfintondeat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
Milford.

|. @. G. THE Kent County Association of
Good Iemplars met in quarterly convention on
wednesday. In the morning, public meeting
was held in the chapel. which was addressed BY
JOS B. Pennington, of Dover; JOS Ward. Of
Harrington Rev. A. d. Davis of Georgetown F.;
hey. }. Wilson, OF Lincoln, aud ReY d G.
lhdgaWay Of Milford. The addresses were at
tentlveIy listened to by a large audience. Tho
order ls in good condition.
5. s ASSOCIATION. The Presbyterian Sabbath
school Association meets here on Monday and
Tuesday next The exercises promises to be
very interesting aud great many persons are
expected
The PosT OFFICE Candidates for the post
Office are turning up quite lively. No less than
eeht or ten persons are aspiring to the position,
tnd petitions are Haunted IN the face continually
some viii be disappointed, but let us hope they
NIil bear II meeAlY.
MrcEILANEor- The horse disease is spread
all through tue country but the horses are re-
covering Thanksgiving was more generally
Observed than ever before. and religious seIyi-
tes were held in the NJ. Il. Church signor
Bhz viii delight the people on Friday aud Sat
1rlay evenings FRANK.
December "a, 1872
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
1870 COMMERCIAL ALMANAC I07r
IUI U AND Hin 4
" H a RR O0E

The Publishers Of the DAILY COMMERCIAL win
ALMANAC AND EAR BOOK Tor IsT3 Ii will contain :.
othei valuable election tables. '1
2, The De aware State Government
y The U $. and Delaware Courts,
T. me l. y. addresses OF the Levy Court Commits
sOners, Trustees Bf the Poor, Justices If the
feace, Constaoes Assessors and Collectors In
g. Rates OF Postage
q Stamp Duties
receipts. No'1' 'O"70nViu
., a neatly printed astronomical table showing tbe
mooPs fhases the Rising and setting OF Inc SIM
mignWater' &C., amt much other valuable infor,
me Almanac and Year Book met with mn N n,
E'I hst year, rom the business cOmnunity ana
iuln m housekeeperH, and we are therefore encour-
aseu 10 publsh very large e0itt IN for 1sI3
Every ianiiy In d 'llwdfe snOuld have a cony of
@ oe morh, ahu 70 brlhg II within the reach of every
cents N0 '"0 Pii0o " Ii
Ahe lraue VIII DC supplied at the usual discount.
JENKINS d ATKINSON,
Publishes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
for Bent.

LNOR RENT.a-Dwelling House No. 1908 Delaware
" Avenue, II rooms with all the modern i'm
pr0vements; possession given on the 2hth OF March,
next. Apply To CLEMENT B SMlrH,
dec2,tf. sis West street.
LNoR RENT-A good Peach Farm, for rent to
u good tenant that can come well recommended.
Inquire OF WESLEY HIR0hS,
No. 02O Jefferson street,
n0vN l4t' Wilmington, Del.
VNoR RRST-A two-story frame dwelling, sES
n four oms and kitchen In West Whining kiI
ton. Pos .ession immediate. Apply 10
j. b. LEWIS,
noy25-tf Market street.
IfoR RENT-Large fourth story reom with anti
H. rooms; suitable for societies. Apply To
RICHARDSON A no PES,
nov2i-tt B0S Mar ct street.
INUR KENT. - The sOuhside room under the
II Mansard roof OF the Masonic Han. The room is
about xBu It. Apply to II. u. MclNlI 'E,
nos.lbu 2oi Market street,
M ILL FOR RENT - Harmony mills In White
lNA clay rock Hundred miles rOm Whining
ton and lies from depOts on Baltimore Rallr lad;
never failing water power. Possession given on The
18th OF March 1913. SAMUEL G ANBY,
nov9'-6teou62tw l4Ol Market street.
NSTABLE FOR hENT. - Fifth street between
- Market and King. Apply to
sept.l3-u q. Il. THOMAS, 42i Market 81.
TNoR fENT An excellent stand under new
H western Market very desirable. Apply to
sepi7-tf Markst inise.
ENtR RENT-The large and elegant Easements
n OF upper stores, Masonic Temple. Apply to
q. WORR Ii,
ang24-f 220 and 222 Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
Daily Bourd of Trade Feport.

Specially Reported for tile Daily Commerclau
Rooms OF TIRE WnLAuNdroN Board or TRADE.
TUEsDAY, Dec 3
Twenty-seyen individuals and firms we're rep
resented superintendent totz, W. 4 II. r. r..
and gentlemen from New York aud Boston, were
present, introduced by members.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
The following are the principal receipts and
shipments reported
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

BrsINEss GaANGE.-Mr. Holmes, having re-
tired IRE from the boot and shoe business at No 10
W. eth street opposite Institute Hall his sue
store and Will carry on fhe same business Mr..
haDehort Is conversant with the business, hay-
inB been for number OF years. foreman of MIR.
biehtas establishment at 81 Il Orange Sts. Mr..
H. lf9poses to do customer work as well as to
soil the latest style of goods at fair prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.
rRAINs LEAVE w1LMrNernN.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For Philadelphia-1.s5, 6Ab, 500 $40, 1880 a m.
hsO GOO, @OO, $50, Tlb, 1926 p. m Sundays
For New Pork-l.sb a N. 1890 and $50 D. m.
SIT p. IN. $50 '--'
For the Delaware r. R.-1q.b5, $40 and 1910 a. m
62o p. m. No Sunday trains
625 pm.
For t'OatesUilie-s.sO, A. M.and 8 and P. NJ. The
nrat TWO run through to READING.
"a FSr " G. X R-tMarket St., Depot,) s.25
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910 $50, and 10.45 a. m. 121b 12 30, $50. 400.
900, 100, l0.lb and 11.sO p. Sundays 1918 80 p
m. =
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From DelGtOare X R.-s.OO Cfrom New Castel
lO.lb a. m. Sb5, 9tO and 1880 pm (The two latter
are freight with passenger car attached
FTofh ". d X. R-s.16 and Ills, a. m and Sic
p. m. The $40 a. H. only runs from Coatesyile.
from hh'tdaeiphiG-12.42, SO, 1856 a IN 1900,
M, and 1890 p. IN.
From w. 6 W. r. R.-NIarket St. DepoD 7b5 a
M, 2.15 and 5.10p
s%- Bee time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

RECoyERNG. Mr. -- Bradley of Kirl,wood
TINS State, injured in the recent railroad collision
r. getting along as we'll as could be expected
ms INJURIES were mostly in one leg, and a fright
IN looking cash, crosHwise just above the knee
cap confines him to his bed yet The Railroad
Company sees that he receives proper attention
ana supplies all the wants that Mr.. Bradley will
aCceLt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

THE UNION FESTIVAL Notwithstanding the
attendance at West Presbyterian Church lnst
evening, at the meeting called from the yarionz
sabbath Schools of the city, to consider the ad-
Nsa ainty OF holding a Union sabbath School
FESTIVAL, m order to raise the amount deficient
% tLe funds Of the Jubilee Commitlee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

Tor HEAyY,-l lesterday evening, as the Della
ware passenger tram was coming to the depot
King, who was oyer-burdened with the ardent
feekleFHly reeled toward the moving train. and
was saved from falling under tho wheels by a
by-stauder taking hold Of and returning him to
the pavement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
New Adveriis, ments. Thls Dnv.

- '17E '11t-''t't 1I07 HIJs
House at Public Sale Jacob Reynolds.
Funeral notice.
Hardware Truman Shaw.
City ltems-Narious parties.
Dog lOst-W. Jones A Co.
alIs Hair Renewer-City Item,
VIM Al. hayes, Attorney-at Law
Manted-Grl tAr general hOusswork.
Fall shoes-thas. Robin lrt,
For rent-a store stand.
HOsitetter's Stomach Bltters.
The "Advertiser's Gazatte. .n-G. p. Rowell n Co
q Reward-LOst-Puc-m Star.
DaVenports Theatrical Company NOV. 5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

Another ACCIDENT NARROW EscAPE-A man
whose name we did not learn, met with an acci-
dent on Saturday night last, at Wyoming station.
on me Delaware Railroad, by which he lost one
Of lllH arms, and narrowly escaped with his life
Ntter the train-the south. bound passenger
had started from the above named station this
man attempted to jump on the train, and miss
lhB LIS hold, was thrown to the ground, the
wheels passing over one arm and cutting it Off
He WAS picked up and cared for by persons who
were at the station.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

Under The favorable Influences Of the mild
weather navigation il unimpeded and trade
fairly active. The canals OF Northern New Y0rl;
are closed but it is understood that the bread
stufts coming forward, large quantities are
sometimes frozen up, are in this instance safely
through,
The demand for Flour continues active, es.
peelally for home supply, and there is some ad-
vance in the prices Of high grades, caused bv
the scarcity of choice wheat We quote. snpef-
fine at 50 50@SI5O extra at IS. 506a 10 30
Family, at so 25@1l 80.
Wheat; choice is wanted at slsO@1.s 81 !;
prime s1.70@l.75.
Corn unchanged.
Oats 4j cents for fair quality.
Sloop Potosi, from Smyrna, and Sloop Helen.
from Port Pom with corn for James l. Price,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

- The Greatest Want OF the present age Is men
and women, healthy and vigorous In mind and body.
Ihe continued headaches, weaknesses, nervousness
anu varying ailments which aflct women are gem
ally tile result 1f imperfect action OF the stomach
and other vital organs. Dr. Walkers California
Vinegar Biters being composed entirely OF vegeta-
bic substances Indigenous TO California, may he
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate and
are sure remedy. correcting all wrong action ahd
giving new vigOr TO the whole system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
rnar29-tf

ER faJstitates in the Dental Ranks are not desira-
hle; therefore, Keep tue natural teeth sound and
pure win tnat wholesome vegetable elixir sozOpoNT
do hs,and they will last as long as the breath asts
and the breath itself WIN newer De talnted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
Weather Record.

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL no. /, BOYS
DEPARTMENT
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 27th, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
ature OF Baron Point Fall.
46o. 29.96n. 49GBS9. W.SW O1S75in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Sister KOska desires to
return her thanks to Mr. Frank Nolen and 10
acknowledge the receipt of one hundred dollars
and tonrty three cents the proceeds Of the Bane-
tt, given in aid OF tho ST Peters Orphan A-yhIm
by Prof. Cromwell's Art Entertainment, on
Ineaday evening. Nov. 26lh. 1872.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
LOUISVILLE, Ky Nov. 20. 81, '4gen' n n

TEA Enieersat 2 rt,rle of Faith in these davs
o. religious contention 1t uas been thought lmp0sst
be 10 inaieate an ar icle Of fitn upU1 which ali
seets ana ia,ses are uni cd. There Is one however
tnu very hutaOie ons TOO, VIZ: a belief which X
mp ltll anu uhlN rsal In the paramount efficacy Of
~ hlMl,N blIrEks The ccnst1ntly incrsaslng
parol age which i receives has IL is true excited
ne pett elNy VI certain hplenetic advertisers of
nnhb OK panareas, who hope 10 make marker for
thelf own stagnant, watery wares, by decrying All
spurious medicinal preparations. But the public
can ssOmacn neither their arguments nor their po-
tations, and consequently Reject these very weak
limitations OF the enemy as entirely too thinI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

~ The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver OIL is HaZ
artl h Caswels, made on the 8 a shore nom fresh
teler ted llvers, by Caswell, Hazard Co. New YORK
II IS absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken 1t prefer II to all Others Physicians nave
decided il superior to any Of the other oils In mar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

~ Chdpped Rdnds face, rough Kin, pimples,
rhgwofm, salt-rheuIn, and other cutaneous nfIec,
llols cured and the skin made soft and en- H. by
using the juniper ar Soap, made by Caswel HaZ-
ara q CO., New York. Be certain to get the Jnnpel
Iar soap, as there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
W eftHs
6O-cent Superior Corset.


60-cent Superior Corset.
60cent Shapely Corset.
s0-Cent Desirable Woven Corset
Sl.00 Fine Quality French Corset.
Sl.25 Extra quality Ribbed Corset
Kid Gloves
Kid Gloves
NoTB.-Mr Finn warrants all Kid Cloves prOmpt-
ly taking back all found defective His Gloves are
the best Paris makes, AID reasonable in price
JOHN M. FINN,
s. E. cor. Arch and Seventh sts.
GD-Ladt-s' herinO Pests,
Ih-eelt adies' Merlno Vest
i5-Cent Ladies' Merinu Vest
This superior qualify good weight, slightly vest.
Is an unusual bargain, at prlce above Lamed. Also
SlO0 Good Weight Ladies' Vest
sl.40 Fine Woo-miXed NesG
Slf5 Ladies' Fun Regular Vest
Ib-cent Gents MeIino Shirt
SlOO Gents superior Quality Shirt
Sl.6O Gents SaXOny " Oul Shirt
Kid Gloves positively warranted
Als', Ihildrens Underwear in arge variety al
low figures. JoHN M. FIEN
5. Il. Cor. Arch and Seventh Sts., Phiiad'a.