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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-09

= TIE DEVELOPMENT TuEoRY.-Thc discus
sion upon this subject, which was opened by
Major Harlow in the affirmative, at the last
meeting of the Natural History association, will
be continued this evening at the hall Of the as.
ISOLATION. II. K. Greene of the Dread institute
will open the discussion upon the negative side.
after which all interested in the subject will be
invited to fake part. 1t is hoped thar number
will ne present representing both sides of the
question; the subject being enc of great interest,
tits desirable to beaI arguments from those who
favor the theory as from its opponents. The
hour Of meeting is hali-past seven o'clock, and
those intending 10 be present will confer favor
by beng in the hail at that hour.
MusIcAL.-At a meeting orlhe Choral Union
held last evening it was decided to give a series
of three concerts, provided the citizens of Wor-
ceStcr and friends OF the society would guaran-
tee them against pccuniary loss. The members
have TO pay large assessments, which do not al
ways cover The ordinary expenses without lib
eraI contributions from some of the society.
Consequently they are not in condition to do
anything to cali for larger assessments. The
tickets viii be sold by subscription, and if FIVE
hundred are taken the concerts will be giycn. II
is reasonable to suppose the public will literally
encourage this scheme, and soenable the Choral
Union 10 buy new works and pay its expenses
easily. This is one of the oldest choral organi.
cations in New England aud can be made the
very best by popular encouragement. The
members deserve success in their attempts to
give the standard works of the best composers.
The tickets for the course will be sold at the
very low price Of one dollar, There can be no
doabto aprompt response to the call for a guar
anty OF the requisite number of tickets and the
euly announcement Of the first concert 1t is
proposed to open with programme consisting
Of the new and popular work Of VIM. Stern
dale Bennett, "The Woman of Samaril," and
some miscellaneous selections.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-09

with which this Store Viii always be replefe. Y
keep good assortment of the most desirable kinds Of
IMPORTED JELLIES,
JAMS, HARMALADES,
PRUNES, TAMAKINDs,
FRENCH CANNED PEAS.
CONDENSED MILK,
LONDON a. DUBLIN PORTE,
SCOCCH, ENGLISH AND AMER.
CAN ALES,
WINES a SPIRITS for Medicinal Use,
I9gPERIAL GRAMUN.
RIDGES FOOD,
SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
ROBINsON'S GROATs a. BAR.
LEY,
and in fact every article required by the Invalid Con-
v,lcseent or Infant.
This store will he In charge of Mr. W. II. GARDNER,
aRenteman long experience and acknowledged ablti-
y a Pharmacist PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS will
receive his personal attention, and no pains will be
spared to entire satisfaction to all who may favor
the LITTLE BRANCH STORE" with their patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-09
Gltorecster 9ailg spp.
CITY NEWS.


Members ofthe People club viii find notice
Of interest TO them in another column.
An advertisement gives particulars in regard
to a social entertainment to be giyen this even
Ing AT Mrs. E. Peck's, 1871 Main street.
The house Of 5. Brown. on Church place, was
entered by burglars last Saturday night and
robbed of watch worth scyenty-iiye dollars
aud several hundred dollars worth Of goods
from various boarders,
With The four policemen reappointCd from the
old force last night, the number of the patloI is
brought up to forty. The fact Of The reappoinh-
meut Of Mcssrs. Colby, Churchill, Faygrwcatber
and Leland will be gratifying 10 all who have
known them as policemen.
At the annual meeting Of the City national
bank, OF this city, held yesterday the old b9ard
Of directors was reelected, as felowS' Geo. W.
Richardson, Henry Chaplin, Lewis Barnard, Cal
vim Foster Loyiu@ Goes L. d. Thaycr, w. w.
Rice At a subsequent meeting Of the directors,
Hon Geo. W. Richardson was reelected prcsi-
dent, aud Hon. Henry Chaplin, solicitor
Mr.. VIM. 5. Barton, elected city treasurer last
evening, has been connected with the Bank OF
Commerce in Boston for nea'lv eighteen years
past. Prcvously, he was engaged in the practice
Of law, as partner with his father, the late Judge
carton, and with Hon. P C. Bacon of this city.
After the adjournment Of the city council last
might, a number Of the mcmbcrs were enter
tajnad at hIs residence on High street.
In the municipal court, Yesterday, Peter c.
Cain, VIM. W Atrial, Patrick O'Connor, Robert
Cunningham, job French and John d. Reed
were Slightly apcd for drunkenness. All paid
but the two last named who submitted TO the
only alternative, and went over to jail Thos.
Crowley, On four complaints charging him with
larceny. He appealed from each, and was com
mitrd on failure TO recognize in the required
bonds. Bridget D0nahoe, Tor keeping open
shop Sandy, had her case put on Gle on pay
ment OF costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-09

SUPERIOR tCIvIL) CoUET,-BAcoN, j.
Nondoy, i'm. SThc jury in The case of W.
P. Foster vs.. James Il. ColbWn ct al, for pay
mcnt for w2gcs as travelling agent for the sale
Of teas, spices, &c, returned verdict for the
plaintiff Tor s6519. Rice & Blackmcr for
plaintiff, Very for defendants.
On trial, No. 1876, Horace Hodges, executor,
vs., Welcome a. Thaycr An action for breach
covenant IN the sale Of western lands. Abbott
io' plaintiff Burgess and Kent for deleudants
Next in order, No. 1915, VIM. Il. Mills VS..
Amariah A. Taft ct al; Nos 50, S75, $50, 90t,
9s1. aa4 aa1.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-09

CRIMINAL CoUBT.-1be January term orthe
superior court, for the trial of criminal cases,
VIII beein in Tins city on Monday next, Judge
Rockwell presiding, After the organization OF
the new grand jury, and the charge by the judge,
the tjma will he occupied till Thursday in the
1nvcsti gallon OF cases to be reported upon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-09
MORE ABOUT STOKES DEFENCE

The friends of Stokes assert that he has car
ried the revolver with which he shot Fisk the
last six months They maintain that he be-
lieycd his life was constantly in danger from
some OF Fisk's retaincrs, and that he carried the
weapon to defend himself with if necessary, and
furthermore that he was a monomaniac on the
subject Of his difficulties with tie murdered
man. Stokes friends say that many physicians
condemn, in unmeasured terms, the action of
surgeons in probing the wound in the abdomen.
They hold that the condition Of the wounded
man was such that this course accelerated if it
was not the direct cause Of his death. The tes-
timony of eminent surgeons on this poiut will
probably constitute Il conspicuous feature on
the trial
THE ASSASSIN IN HIS CELL.
Stokes is still in cell 80, in the tombs, which
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-09

M AooNSolN ~ MS tELLs
Stokes is still in cell 80, in the tombs, which
has been reftted for him. John Graham and
the rest Of his counsel held an interview with
him about two. There is no excitement about
the tombs, and no signs Of a riot. The court of
sessions IL held in the fnfnIs buiI1tuT
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FIELD.
II was Tumored last night that Miss Mans
field had disappeared, and could not be found in
the city. The lumor is generally credited from
the probability that she will he Il witness in
tlln 80
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WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The senate confirmed
John NJ. Burnham, postmaster at Hartford Ct
and Horace c. Lee, postmaster at Springfield
Mass.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-16

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nN AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTO-
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Arc besousht to lend its columns the weight Of
,he r assistance in the form Of iseG.s and CORE
$poldence:
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for RENO, conneetiug with Esss4n and Wesfef
bound Psae1ser Trains Of the C. r. R.R.
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Bps4xEss DHEcroRx. co.
srocers.
A.H. Drissbaca. South Carson street.
.sSe: Ga;e. ID g. s 3.pssd e's'h ' '1''n
B.F. Foster. King and OrInsby streets.
acob Tobriner. Carson and Musser streets
T. Beg Bro. Empire. p, 49, =, --,.r NJ
- Aaxaksts. BOA - siaa ~ ii.-
Eae1e Market Carson and Proctor streets-Na:
fsincksl lroprictoe.
cry Neat Mzrkei. King strecs-John p. Meder
rropstR.LI0 b SEEGL
Dry Goods.
Cicovich Rrue.. Carson and Fourth streets
hhsJ.s Z Acr-i.. Carson street. adjoining
Clothing.
Gsssnsssel. C.rson .aa Me-.er streets.
Aopple Plat. Carson and Third Streets
1iquors (Wholesnlc,.
J q SCs8. Gsson stress. betsera King and
-2@1ss.eA- Cansostssss. nexs dosr to thoaAsr-H
.. - Wills. cAnupn aud King ae.sefs.
q. r. Cotton. Canon street, opposite the Cap
ito..
Tea.
-.Bsra g. hyirs CITY. II "
Watches and Jevselry.
John G. Fox. Carson street. opposite the Cap
fseyrsea c-ppa sra. between King
Riee : Petars. with Wells Fargo. Canon
InSuraRee.
Impartial Insurance Company. Of London
R,- 4 istses agents. Ofice with Wells. Fargo
Go.
Banks.
-
Gin Concert.
Gift Ccnoest, authorized by Law. for the hen
n: Of tie stste Insane Asylum. D. L. Blanch-
arassaease yN1.A Chrf sSohn ?. $50
-:ses' c-ssss- II, s..b,I1 HSd'1s|
IN. Gsasoa. Carson street. oapcs:.s Wells.
os.asst., st.essNhh.st rssM. Carson aud
Restaurants and Ledeings.
Ssax,s Ha.ea.r.as. oesasr c.aoa anA Prsctsr
'eEI-11 Heels. !. y ,oGsUO-
O,nsSy HOUSE, Carson and Second streets
y. Z. Meier Don prcpcistors.
~. Charles Hotel. corner Carson and Third
sn-at.-0vo. TlGy proprietor.
.aaa 4s:anes aOsei. g snphe tsznFE 90
Th-ster Saloon. Moore 4 Parker Carson Thea
tf OuiAdIns.
Bsnk EIehan:c S,locu. sveeney's building. |
hiex strset-A. y. brown proprietor.
Old 8asoRac Saloon. Clrson street, next to |
CRrasby HousU-L.wisk Thornton p-pcr.etors.
Magnolia Baieo0. County building. 'Carson |
zreet-0aee q Nay pruprietcfs. |
A. 0cott. CaxpDn stcet.
,IHyEtsAsefPc tmt. sFs,es,scrcI
aiace 6aloon. Nor.h C. street. Virginia City /
Tinker { Shepard yrcpfictcrs.
Etage Lines.
o1ee il 8. Ca.elS Hota2.n .s.gsE.s5..- -.
0cess md 01ser 1G0nun.ajn-Luaher ODDS
p-cfretor-oAsce At Wells. EaxUo : Co. Agency.
ID. xersy agent.
Attorneys.
ID S~as sados m ewee4ys AafadanS.
John C. To1. Canon street.
Cig1xs.
Caas. ". Friend. Canon street.
PAysicaaaA ats |
IT. L. 4. H<r-ieH. Hor.src.shiss: oMee in
cSuasy Building.
vaQanh "a fruekee Railroad Cou,psny. OF.
fcs. aAssA q tA0 nGnt. On G.z,oa Rrs.t.
fs ~ Narse. IL
Deab -, leseessisasi sick nurse.
wants.
sNus1tso Osaeed. Agqay 4 4ulier's Hossl.
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r AN NOW READY TO DO CUSTOM
u Work. Grinding Feed or Barley, at my new
Mil TN Carson street, just north Of Davis 4 Co. S
Planning ,ASlals a kanl shnzs of paten9aeB is
AplicteSd, esan enf1fo sak59sctson guaranteed.
oS-d +. W. PrrERS.
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UTHER OLDS BEGS LEAVE TO
u inform the travelling public that he is now
ing pass myers, express and United ''tatsS mail
from = Il
GENOA VIA eh~riaan, fredericksburg,
W00dfor's. MaTkleeyille, Mount
HWuf0m and MOmft0r -
p SILVER MOUNTAIN. aFf Z T. 3
eTIneves Genoa every MONDAY, TEDNES-
DAY and fIInAY.-Retuznin4. 1sAvns. Silver.
Mountain every TUESDAY. THURSDAY an
SATURDAY. ~ ....-z, LIT
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

CHEAP LAUNDRY Arc we to have cheap
laundry in Wilmington? That ID the question
If housewife can have her washing and ironing
done in her own house at a cost Of 81 90, at a
rate Of 25 cents per dozen or less, why is it
not possible for laundryman, with labor-saving
machinery, to do the same work at that price,
at considerable profit to himself Not one
person in thousand can afford at present prices
TO send her washing to a laundry.
We called attention to this matter recently
and in response we happen to know that one
laundryman in this city has been induced to in
quire after some labor-saying washing machinery
and to ascertain il it be possible to carry out our
suggestions. Our city needs cheap laundriea
and must have them.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

EW- Something NeW.-There is something new IN
der the SIM, and Mr.. Anton Henze and ms anable
v lfe on the n. &. Cor of "a and orange Sta, have
discovered it Let everybody who passes look at
the beautiful sign before their door, aud our meas
iug will be understood. They have introduced the
COatuming business into our city. This meets g
want seriously felt here, and wonder that no one
sooner has perceived the expedency, or has had
the and business foresight 70 open such store
All those who are fond OF Masquerades or private
Tneatrcals can now obtain the dresses they desire
Tor those and similar purposes, at one-haf the fur-
mer St Wilmington mad 70 be supplied hereto
fore rom Philads Iphia and New YORK at great
trouble and expense W our citizens; but now she
has furnished herself with everything requisite In
the COstumng line. Therefore, let ali cal who de-
slle such goods No matter how fantastic or bizarre
may be tie style ysu are IN search OF, Mr.. and Mira
Hehze can al once meet your demands.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

TWO DEATHS LAST NIGHT-So ABATEMENT YET.
Inside the stables, there has been no change
in the condition of tho hors es from our report
of yesterday. There are very few severe cases
Of the disease, and the symptoms do not seem
to grow any worse; on the contrary, they are
more favorable New cases are continually re-
ported and the spread Of the epidemic hourly
grows wider and wider
The streets wear holiday aspect again to day,
tue damp weather having driven the horses into
the stables. Very few teams are to be seen on
any street, and the city cars have not yet re-
sumed their trips. Oxen, push carts and wheel
barrows are in as great demand ever.
The first deaths occurred last night Pussy &
Rice's horse fell before the disease, and so did
one belonging to John Beck, carter, living al
I29 East Seventh street. That Of Pussy Il Rice'4
is said to have been the finest draught horse in
the city.
The New Castle stages have ceased to make
regular trips and at noon to-day neither of then
had arrived.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14
Societies.



Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3rd aud King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. s. l. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. l, s. Of T., at 9Th
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. 1, o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, Z. corner ID and King streets
Hope Council No. 2, Jr o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5O4
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, K. of p, at Knights Of
PythiAs Han. I'll Market street.
Rokeby Lodge, No IA, h of p, at Rising Sun.
st. Johns Jommandery, No. l. h. T., at
Masonic Temple.
NoTicE.-The following kilograms received from
the Companies represented at the wilmington In
surance Agency, No. 400 Market street. wilmington,
Delaware:
NORTH BhIrIsH AND MERCANTILE Insurance Co.,
OF LONDON AND RDINBuRsH-New Yo-k Nov II .ts 2.
Losses in Boston win not exceed six hundred
thousand ti6OO,OSl dollars, being about one-nfth of
cash surplus.
GERMAN AMERICAN Iss. Co, OF NEW YORK.
New York, Nov Il, lsI2-An safe. Cannot lose half
cur surplus in Boston.
The following circular received from HASovKH
FIRE ISs. Co. OF NEW YoRK,-New York, Nov. H.
1879 We take pleasure in informing you that We
have passed through the Boston Fire and that we
are still in position to command the entire conn.
dence Of the insuring public, having assets Of
100000 after paying all LOSES incurred in Boston.
THOMAS F. PLUMMER,
noyi2-st Agent.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

DISCOVERY OF BOX IN MILL CREEK HUNDRED.
The Republican, of this morning, is RESPONSE
bic for the following story
Two small boys went to a spring in the woods
on the farm of Mrs Griffin, near Mt. Pleasant,
Mill Creek Hundred few days ago, to procure
a bucket of water, and on pulling up stake
near by, they discovered an iron box, on which
was paddock. They Immediately ran home and
informed their mother Of their discovery, but
she declined to help them to remove it, az she
deemed it of no consequence. The boys re-
turned and attempted to carry away the box
when Joshua Lobb came along, took it from
them and carried it of. 1t is supposed that it
contained money. Lobb. however, denies hav-
ing taken the box. The print OF the box may be
seen in the ground from where it was taken, and
it is fair presumption that the boys version of
the matter is correct. Samuel Miller, the father
of one of the boys, visited our city to learn il
measures could be adopted to force Lobb to re-
store the box, but We have not heard what con-
clusion was arrived at. Persons who visited the
spring for years back remember the stake but
who placed it there is a mystery.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

EW- c. pid's ADlJtLscadss The sly archer, Love-
shoots his arrows from many cOgns OF vantage,
but II is doubtful he delivers mis- hearttaking shall
from any ambush with more effect than when he
arms tn from the braids and folds and rngets oi
a superb head Of hair. Ladies' who nave lUt been
favored by Nature with this cTOgnlng charm Of
VomsnhoOd, can readily and certainly Increase tint
volume OF their hair and impart to 1t siken luHre
by using LYONS kATnAIhok as a daily dressing I;
while those whom Providence has blessed with a
Luperabundance OF this "Giory" Of the sex. pre-
serve II, undiminlshed, ia quantity and undmnsh-
ed in Leauty 10 The atest period VI life. There
terminating principle In the kATHAlRoN which lit
orally c0lpels the hair TO grotu II eXurpates sInr
daDdruff and sill exfOiAtOn and eXcresences OF tht
scalp which interfere with the rapid and healthy
DEVELOPMENT OF the hbers.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

BRINGING THEM TO JUSTICE. -James Burk who
was appointed deputy sh eriff, and stationed in
the First Ward on the day Of the recent election,
came before j. s. Valentine, Supervisor of cleo
tions yesterday, charged with interfering with a
U. s. deputy marshal while in the discharge of
his duty. Burk was held to bail for $500 for his
appearance before the U. S. District court, on
the second Tuesday in January, 1873.
Martin Farrell, county constable had a hear
ing, yesterday, charged with the same offence in
the Ninth Ward. Farrell entered $500 bail for
his appearance at the same court. The Witness
es, in both cases, were held for their appearance,
on their own recognizance
Two other parties similarly charged have given
"leg bail for their appearance
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

EXCURSION TO New YoRK.-A party of gentle
men, consisting of Geo. w. Bush ]. L. Head
Job II. Jackson, II. Mendinhall, W. s. Auchin-
Gloss, @. i Smyth Preston Lea, S. NJ. Harring-
ton, d. Lamott, Jr., BENZ. Nieds, Alfred Belts,
Washington Hastings, W. t. Croasdale, Wilmer
Atkinson, Geo, Oapelle, James Bradford, John
Jones, Chas Warner, and L. t. Warner left
Wilmington. this afternoon at o'clock, for an
excursion TO New York. They went hence via
the Electric line on the Fesper, passing through
the Delaware u Raritan Canal. They will arrive
in New York tomorrow evening.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

WEDDINGS AND THE EPIzooTY. The oxford
Press says that the epizooty caused five mile
walk to a newly married pair on Wednesday
evening. They arrived in oxford from Philadel-
phia on the evening train and there being no
conveyance on hand and the livery stable horses
all sick, they we're in predicament. The groom
said stay over night. but the bride said no aud
they went. This is regarded as the spunkiest
feat Of the epizootical season in this region.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

COUNTER SUIT Joanna McMulgan was
brought betore Esq. Frazer, charged by Sale
Heritage with breaking cpeu her door, demol-
fishing glassware. and making a sort Of general
raid on her household Joanna was liIed the
costs, and held for 500 for future good behavior.
Turn about being considered far play, Joanna
charged Mrs. Hermitage with threatening to shoot
her with pistol, for winch the threAtener was
was fined costs and bound over for 500 bail.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

ANNIyERsARY-The Ninth anniversary OF Ep-
worth Sunday School, of Grace Nj. f. Church,
was celebrated Oh Sunday last. The chapel
was crowded, and the exercises we're of the most
interesting character, t singing being especial
ly good. After the reading OF the Secretary Te-
port addresses were made by Rev Euocu Stubbs,
Of Asbury NJ. +. Church, Rev Jacob Todd OF
Grace CLuIch, and by Mr.. Isaac l.. Crouch.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

TIE POULTRY oRID.-Thiz is the name of
monthly publication devoted exclusively to
poultry aud published by H, n. StoddaTd, of
Hartford, Conn. 1t contains a great deal OF val
liable information to professional poultry breed
ere and to amateurs. Its illustrations are OF
first rate quality and it Is replete with sugges-
tionH and facts which every one that hastto do
with poultry will find it very useful. The World
will be sent to subscribers at Il % per year.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

SU1CIDE.-A butcher, named Alfred Wood,
who occupied a stall in the Fourth street mar
het house, committed suicide at his residence
in Kenett township, Pa, on Saturday last by
taking arsenic. We have not heard any cause
assigned for the rash act, except that he had
been using intoxicating drinks to excess for
some time past. He formerly stood in the
Eighth street market after which he occupied
place on the street and on the passage of the
present ordinance took a stall in the Fourth
street market. Many of our citizens may re-
member him, as he had only one Handicapped
HcQn
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

% How FOUND LIVINGSTONE. This remark
able volume, by the celebrated Stanley, who dis
covered the discoverer, is a new and complete
narrative Of SANKEY'S expedition, aud describes
with minute detail all his thrilling adventures
and wonderful experience during his perilous
search after, and long sojourn with, DR.. Liy-
ingstone, in the wilds Of Africa. 1t is superby
illustrated and provided with carefully execu-
ted map of the route he followed 1t is pub
lished only by subscription. The agent in this
city is Mr.. Jas. s. Reed and he has already sue
cessfully commenced the canvass.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE. "A Sunday School
Institute will be held in the M. Z. Church. al
Georgetown, Del on Wednesday and Thursday
Nov. 10th and 2lst, 1872, and will be conducted
by Rev. Jas. s. Ostrander, of New York. Prof
John G.. Robinson, Of Baltimore will be Musical
Director, and tits expected that some good must
cal talent will be present to enliven the plea
sures of the occasion.
The Institute is under the direction of the
Wilmington M L. Conference Committee, and
the pastor and superintendent of the Sunday
School at Georgetown. An invitation has been
extended to the pastors aud all the sunday
schools of the different religious denominations
within the bounds of the Dover District. The
citizens will provide entertainment for all that
may come. A fine programme is on the tapis
and fine time il anticipated.