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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29

tR-Stsdnl Potrer has been applied to all the ma
ehlnery In use In the CUMMkRgIAL Job Onice and
ali the pressIs have been Overhauled and put in
complete order The material, and all the appli-
for producing good work. are in rst-rate con-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29

tE-Ordsrs solicited for any sort of book, mercan-
tile, and general job printing, NJ the CONN RCIAL
job ONCE. Estimates furnished, and all infoiIna-
tien and explanations cheerfnlly given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29

RE-The COMMERCIAL J b Office turns ut DO, L.
work OF nrst-rate style and quality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29
FIMANolAl AND ooMmERolAL.
CRY ITEMS.

RB-The new Colonpade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
possesses advantages for business men.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29
gust mud :gpnH6.

n OST.-Nas lost yesterday, friday afternoon,
4 A the drop OF an Etruscan gold ear ring, anne
thyst aet. The Under will be rewarded by leaving
it &c BENZ. q. CLARK,
jan29-4t' No. 40I Market street
n OST.-In Almonds grocery store, Eighth and
~ Market streets, or In going from there 70 sew
enth and washington streets POCkEr bOok,
containing between 50 and 81. A reward win be
given for Its return to -
jan21-qt 708 WASHINGTON 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29
auction saIrs.
AGLE d SiILI.ER.
Rea. Estate Agents A Auct,ones's.
tiar-st 81 AeprrA and Ai.a ~,r~sss
wILsIssrn- %.

Administrators sale of First-CInss Furniture
by catalogue. 4e
VIII be sold at public sale, at the late residence OF
JOSEPH RICHARDSON, No 5Os King street, on
TUESDAY, Fc uruary 9th, 1872, at 80 A. NJ, the
following household goods. .c a ..f
IN PARLOR--One walnut sofa, six walnut chairs,
one large plush reception chair, one plush rocking
chair, one large gill paror glass stand, one seven
octave rosewood piano. cover and StOOl, Two marble
top walnut tables. one walnut etagere, one French
Napoleon gilt twenty one day clock, frst-class
three oil paintings, agate card receiver Brussels
phrlor carpet on the fi10r, by the yard.
IN ENTRY-One walnut hat rack, one. bronze
umbrella stand, carpet and oil cl tn on the floor.
SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM One oiled wal
nut chamber suit Of bedstead, bureau wash stand,
towel rack, aud four ch iirs, marble top suit line
Brussels carpet on the f0or by the yard
SECOND STORY BACK ROOM.-One mahogany
bedstead, bureau, wash stand, towel rack Mattress
feather beds one toilet chamber set, three ply car
THIRD SrOhY.-Bedsteads, carpets, chairs, ta-
BILE, and other goods, &e., &c. 7.s
IN XII CHbN.-SiX windsor chairs clothes horse,
step ladder tubs buckets, wringer, refrigerator rag
carpet and lot Of other articles. . ~ F
.llNlNG hOOM.--One ten foot walnut extension
table six oak dining chairs one eight-day clio k one
gilt china tea SET large lot of rs-cass glass ware,
&C, three ply carpets ON the noor.
LIBhAkI.-One mahogany sofa, four mahogany
chairs, walnut marble top table, walnut
book case and desk, one wal W frame mirror, one
camp chair, window blinds, three ply carpet on The
door, Nc. Also, three parl u or room stoves, &C.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery at the house,
or at the otllce OF Ogle Miller, Fourth and King
streets. MARGAREr RICHARDSON,
| d. ELDRIDGk RICHARDSON
| Administrators Of Joseph Richardson, decd
| jan29-ts
Auction safes
| Every Tuesday and Friday evenings, and wednesday
and Saturday mornings, all the Auction Rooms cornel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29
:4aE Rent.

TNoR RENT-Three-stoTy brick HOUSE, No M# |
al W. Fourth street, with all modern In. MaA |
provements. Apply Wnt ~ Z; ;agS,nstop phisHtms h
jan2l-u s1Y W esni"sssHA = -
TNoR RENT Diamond State Carriage w.rsa
X No siT and 2i9 East Front street, one Of the
best locations In the city for me pushe OF MY my
session given. jan26 o. M LAl.ll.
aNt1R RFSif--H use, No 400 Delaware Avenue
H AnniT To THOMAS J, MAIlAFFY,
~ianq6-N Tenth and Market sts.
TNoR RENT.-A room on Market street, e BY 30
H,.ns1est 5ses 7aell1 500 iiifrE Market street
WNoR RFNT.-A truck FARM, near llmIngton.
A. Apply to jan99tt y. WALFEk.
VNLFqANT second, third and Fourth stories, over
~ Garrett Kent 4 Co.'s stores, shipley street.
above Second, TO let for light business Also. onee
lnitable for Accountant clerk or insurance HgsnL
Apply to jan20-tf GARRETT, KENT co.
V7IoR SALE OR RENT. SIX iye-ruomed A
BRICK HOUSES, on Liberty !, slress a,s heaE p zA
" Reai Estate Agent East Third st,
janie-eodim CTelegraph Buildlng)
UNoR RENT-The NATIONAL. HOTEL, on an
Apply SSrSer io TaSol y and Poplar ss IA
HNoR RENT The store In the COMMERCIAL
n Building, No. y, w. FIFTH street, now occupied
as ,snisItf Gssf store APP" ~ THIS OFFICE
TNoR RENT--The House No ~ MARKET GHs
street. containing fifteen rooms, gas, not M
and cold water and all cOnveniences. Apply 10
1dn6-u y. H. , slAA Alpf NJ. 40 9plpley. ~
UOOR RENT.-A three story brick Dwelling con.
tanning ten rooms; water gas. and bath; front
and side yard high and healthy location on Gllpln
avenue aud Adams str.eLone square from city cars.
| Applv 10 HENRY ENGLISH,
| JaniO-tf lO9 West stre. I.
| lSToRE FOR RENTING II W. Ninth street;
- also. store fixtures for sale Inquire ct III
MARKET Street febi6u GEO. w. BALL0u.-
| NdoR RENT.-Store No. COS Market street. run
n ming through TO Shipley street (Ihe store now
/ occupied by us)s Also, large rooms IN 2d, 3D. and
18th stories, over stores GO5 ando, with good Mar
ket street entrance.
For sale, large stock Of nne walnut paror and
/ chamber furniture AZ extremely low ptcea Ailn
| want of any Kinds OF furniture should call aooli as
we are Offering all our goods at low pr es 10 close
business. decl2-tf $, \ a, McCL Akl,
NNoR RENT.-The large building No 4io e, Front
| ~ street.. Wilmington, Del, lately occupied oI
Bent 4 Lea as a Match Factory, with steam powel
attached, suitable for carrying on any kihd oi buAl
ness. Inquire Of ThOS DARLINGTON. BE-
decs u 5n9 Washington street !.
HNOR RENT House No. 9l5 Delaware Avenue
| N with fifteen rooms in complete order; and ALA
| will sell frame building on rear OF the lot, bull
for billiard room. Apply to
| No. West Seventh street.
sep 16-tf Wilmington, Del
WNoR RENT.-Hamony Mills, aud Harmony N III
~ Farm. Possession given the 25th day OF Mafch
1879, Apply TO MRS. MARY y. CANDY,
900 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington.
dec1-1awd-&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29

ws%- Large Cuts of all kinds OF Stock Farmscenes,
%c. &c suitable for the decoration OF large public
sale posters, are on hand at the COMMERCIAL Job
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29

Ew-I oultry.-A coed supply OF Turkeys Geese
Ducks and Chickens at the Faimers' Market Eighth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29

Ew- This is the SEES n for Public Sales. Send } our
orders for posters TO the COMMERCIAL Job ONCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29
NEW BOOKS ... 90
AT
Il. S. r.. BUTLER's,
Book, Newspaper and Stationery Store,
42O M1RRET Street.

The Palmetto Boys, CLOTH K1bO
PO ms for the Million, do, 80
Mohammcd All and his House do, lbO
Odio gn Firesde Stories, do, - El 200
Aunt Patiys Scrap Bag, do wv ra l5D
Aunt JOS Scrap Bag, 40, 100
Wild Men and Wild Beasts, do, 1,N
The Wonders OF Water, do, 1,5O
The Walking Doll do, 1H
The Country or tde Dwarfs, do, I'm
Stories Of the Gorilla Country, do = ..=. .. liz
The Divine Tragedy, do, 1t0
Eric: or Little by Little, do, iN
mOmans w Worth and Worthlessness, do, so
The hoosier School Master, do, old. 1bO
Our Year, do, I'm
Lucia: Her Problem, do Im
The American Baron do, ... bn
The Sylvestres do, / IA
New books received as soon rs published
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29

GHERIFFALTY. "a
TO the voters OF the Republican Party Of New Cas-
atle county;
~uS6sZD GENTLEMEN-E Encouraged by many
J friends and the fiattering vote given TO
g. me at the last nomination elsction / am
induced to again offer myself as a candidate for
nomination of Sheriff for the County OF New Castle,
pledgnR myself to abide by the nomination OF said
Party ana give my hearty support TO the successful
candidate. .isa
Respectfully, EDWIN LEWIS,
Wilmington Hundred, ian25, ,d&wI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29
n w.sTIDHAm o. SON, 1889. . I
Real Estate Agents a AuctIoneers
No. III Enst Fourth street, |-..I

Sales OF Real and Personal Property promptly at
tended TO- in City or State Regular Sales OF Furni-
ture at their Auction Room every WEDNESD Ny
and SATURDAY mornings. Also, TUESDAY, FIJI
DAY and SATURDAY evenings. All goods con.
signed 70 them will be promptly attended to. Lib.
erA advance on consignments. dee12-d
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29
Situations ana zBelp s'autfa.


advertisements Of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 20 cents.)
VNTANTED "A good strpper boy Apply at
wv jan29-2t' THIRD AND POPLAR.
WANTED.-A young girl as child's nurse; at
wv lanes. bt. SIG KING STREET.
NNTANrkD-A cYmposltUr. Apnly at
wv ian2T-2t THIS OFFICE
WyANTED-A young lady wants a situation in q
w store. or to operate on machine. Address
janQ7-2t' A. A., THIS OFFICE.
WTANTED A purchaser for the state of Della
w ware for a process for rec flying and renn-
iuR liquors. Rectfyers and territory for sale
Apply 10 H. d. FLING,
jans6-i2t No. II, N. 9th St., Philadelphia Pa.
NNTANTE0-A good steady boy in a music store.
w one who can perform on the organ and piano
preferred. Address j. N. O.,
an23-u Commercial Office.
NET ANTED-A colored boy as house waiter, not
wv under 10 years OF age Must have good sense,
an active mind, be honest, and disposed TO ceani-
ness. Apply at
jantC-tt THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29
ITO PROPERTY HOLDERS
A n d Builders.

"A ii u ID " u b S.
A Decid ucces
FIRST PREMIUM
Awarded by the American Institute, Is
The many new sidewalks that have been laid by
AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL STONE WORKS
WILLIAM KRAusE g. CO.,
OFFICE, NO. 6IS SAMSON STREET, PHILA
Are not only attracting universal attention and a
mlratlOn, but arc acknowledged TO be unsurpassed
for BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS, and wear equal TO
Stone tagging,
1t has IOr some time been adopted by the authori-
ties Of New York and other cities for sidewalks,
Parks, &c, as the best for
ROcca Roads, Sidewalks. Garden Walks
and FlnRkins.
Also, door tiles for stores, hotels halls churches,
court-yards, &c, in every variety OF colors.
HOUSE FRONTS COVERED TO INITIATE ANY
COLOR STONE.
Cemetery enclosures, monuments, vases &c. Build
ing ornaments door steps, window stills
headings, &c
Floors for mills, brewsr.es, ice-houses stables
cellars, kitchens, &c. laid at short notice.
This artificial stone is the same used In Europe,
(Our MI. William Krause being formerly connected
AoWn Stone, Nova Scotia, or any other sandstone
And
Costs from rs to rs Per Cent. Leuu
Sep 26-6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29
3gzrGing.
Wautea.

advertisements Of three lines are inserted under
this head three times for 80 cents.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-29

Of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 20 cents.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

dence OF the conspiracy; that under this indict-
ment il any unlawful agreement had been
proved between the accused. both must be con-
fvicted. II but one Of them had been proved b
have conspired with either Of the four conspira-
tors was the duty of the jury to convict him. that
il both of the accused had been proven to have
eonspired with either of the four, they should
bDth be guilty; that the jury must judge from
the evidence before them whether this conspi-
racy had in fact, been entered into, and render
their verdict accordingly.
The jury retired, and after being out about
three-quarters of an hour, returned with YER
dict that James Adams was guilty in the man
sner and form as he stand indicted" and John
Aiken not guilty"
State us. Jacob Anderson, (col J, indicted for
the larceny Of some iron and brass castings, on
Nov 10th inst, the property Of Morton Poole q
Co.. The jury rendered verdict of guilty. SEN
fenced by the Court to pay restitution money
$500 and costs, on Saturday, the 30th inst, to
be whipped with 20 lashes and be imprisoned
six months. beginning on that day and ending
May Goth, 1873, and for six months next there
after to wear oonvict's jacket. Atty. Gen. Lore
for the State. n i' ~ ,5.tt 49,
The general jury was discharged till next Mon
day mornin at 10 o'clock
On motion OF the Attorney General, number
of liquor and cases of that natare were contin'
ned. The Courts then adjourned until 10 o'cloci
on Monday morning next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
tuggestlon. to the "Adverliaer.D >

10 Tie Editor of lte Commercial:
This is not exactly time for the spotted
democrat who owns the Advertiser, to talk ehy-
percritically of changing either coat or color.
When Horace Greeley and Charles Sumner lead
the Democracy, in State and national contest,
upon a genuine Republican platform, the latter
II whom even uut-Heroded Herod in radicalism
by pressing the passage of civil rights bills in
the Senate, that failed to become1aw ouly by
the nays Of digniiied and rational government,
We would suppose those who do not stand very
secure in the Bourbon temple, on account OF
certain predictions for the dark side of Hepub-
licanrm, would keep quiet. But it is an old
saying, " that we hate those, whom we have IN
jured," A dem-Delawarean cannot lecture
yeoman of Kent with impunity DO not be dis
tuIbed--We play no game Of chance. We never
yet made an eff )rt to elect man who ran ON a
platform asserting principles antagonizing the
express letter 0fthe Constitution OF our country.
The Republican party has given lirth to anew
covenant in relation to the rights OF mana
deed that spar6es all over with light to gladden.
the oppressed of all conditions of humanity.
Does this offend? Consult the popular vote in
the late American election. Don't be angry be-
cause the post deluge" didn't drown your old
friends. They've only sailed on before to pre-
pare place for you. Your home Of adoption il
small in territory Int it is neted for being the
place Of = Families" Are you to the maDoi
born Altogether like little abuse-it doet
AN honest man good. Instance Hartranft ant
Grant Open your valves then, Imperators
aud "B9urbone,' and give the champion ol
Polly McNatt and Reformation the best in you
shop " Hard rubs polish the diamond"
Dawn Dal t1yo,, 10 -'N-"--'-' NA'''''''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
New. rl1 News.

BURGLARY. & Bros store cellar
was entered on Friday night last, and several
boxes Of soap and about a dozen hams were
stolen therefrom. An attempt was made to en-
ter the store, but failed to succeed. Gamble Il
Sons shoe store was also entered, and some re-
paired boots and shoes were taken. Other at
tempts were made to enter VIM Grilfith's store
and also the shoe shop of Jacob Kurtz. No ar
rests.
WILL REMovE-Walter e. Turner, ESQ.,, and
family will leave about the LIST OF December, for
Philadelphia, where he proposes to reside
NEWSPAPERS IN DEMAND.-There was much
excitement manifested, on Saturday evening, in
regard to the Wilmington newspapers, as all
were impatiently waiting a report Of the railroad
accident, and the trial Of James Adams. There
was not enough to meet the demand. When the
news came, Of the verdict, all seemed to be sat
isfied.
AMUsEMENT.-We will have amusements now,
as the election campaign has closed. There will
be an exhibition on Wednesday evening, of Bible
scenes and landscapes, and the Sd grand sociable
or invitation party on Friday evening, Of the
Handsome Young Men, both in Lutton's Hall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

.-s.anfey'a Livingstone hunt is being dram
Edmund Yates lectures, tonight in Phila-
delphia.
California produces large crop Of oranges
Rev; Edward Everett Hale ,is leOturing in
the West.
The cranberry crop of Cape Cod, it is feared
will be failnre. ''sJ b q ~ ,S
The Ticbborne claimant is to be tried for
perjury ON the 26th Instant in iu. lit, ats
l'--doyeriior Hoffman will start for two-years'
trip to Europe eext January.
There is said to be gold in sea water, about
one grain of gold TO one ton of water
The shepandoak Valley raised nearly three
millions of bushels of wheat this yoar. -
-sunnyside, President Maidstone home in
Virginia. has recently been sold for $500.
Five hundred and forty-six names have SO
far been invented for the horse distemper,
"A new iphabitant OF the ocean has been dis
covered near SaYAnab, known as "sea cat"
Utah would afford territory to make dozen
States as large as the State Of New Hampshire.
The Vermont Legislature has, by large
majority, refused TO pass bill abolishing capi-
tai punishment
Many Boston landlords in the burnt district
have determined not to ask their tenants for
tn6 HneAb luhIteI Iont.
/ An experienced boy says he regards hunger
and the christening rod as about the same thing.
They both make a boy holler. - "a.
A contract has been made TOT the monument
| to Col Ellsworth. 1t is to be of Qaincy granite
| 20 feet high, and viii cost 50 000. . NV
An Iowa paper advertises for ian apprentice
girl or boy we don't care which, only 30 the office
be kept clean and the wood sawed"
Colonel Atherton. Of Massachusetts, who
| was the first Union officer to enter Richmond
after its fall, and received its surrender from
the mayor, is dead.
lion. Z. d. Washburne. it is ziow stated; Il
/ not candidate for Senator from Illinois, and
| General Oglesby will be elected Senator Trum-
bulls successor without opposition. ,..,.i
! THE Chicago Posi- says; 1--WE don't pretend
i to any great musical abity--in spite of the fiat
| tering notices of our oontemporaries--bu w
should delight to thrum the Tyre Of the New
York Sun"
"A New York printer has just died who, thougl
born on West broadway, was never on a ferr.
boat in his life, never saw Central Park and hat
not been further up town than Blocker stree
in thirty years. F-5f&HNJtf fF--
II The Detroit Advertiser says: "In some epi
zoetsed cities the milkmen use oxen instead o
horses for the distribution OF their supplies. l
:, would be as easy to bring the COWS themselye
to their customers doors, but the pump--aye
there's the rub y ~ H s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
stnte Items.

The colored people Of newes will make an ex-
cursion by rail to Georgetown on Thanksgiving
day. "a tt.
Mr.. H. T. Liftclld has sold his handsome
fruit farm of 80 acres, 2 miles from Milford on
the Harrington road, to Mr. Richard Corsa of
Fordham N. Y. for $24 600.
Nearly all the mules of Brady Bros. used in
towing on the Delaware and Chesapeake canal
!(75 in number) have got the epizootic. One
died, last week @
A new, telegraph line has been constructed
from Delaware City to Chesapeake city, Md, fol-
Convenience of Chesapeake d Delaware Canal
Co.'S business.
On Thursday, the "a inst, the workmen at
Finns Point Battery Fort Delaware, and the Fort
o5posite commenced to work on the eight houl
system.
The boys of Delaware city held foot Tourna'
ment on Saturday.
Dr. Troup Maxwell, OF Middletowa, removed
the head of the thigh bone from one Of Thomas.
Buckworths legs, who resides in Cecil county
and Mr.. B. is getting better. y o.
RThe boys of Odessa ran the stage over to Mid
dletown, one night last week, the proprietor
horses being sick
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
The sLok Horses.


SOME IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR CONDITION.
The Increased number of horses on the street
to-day indicates better condition of the sick
horses. Still, many of these are far from being
entirely recovered, and there are others that
should have been in their stables. The infor-
nation from all quarters, however, is that the
disease ia ON the decline, and that most all the
afflicted horses are getting better. 80
At the city railway stables, the horses and
mules are improving rapidly, but yet the com
pany have only four cars on the line, running
every fifteen mintes.
McMulen &,Seal's teams are on duty again,
their Wilmington Il Western r. R, omnibus be-
ing returned to the line this morning
Two fatal cases occurred on Saturday, they
being OF average value. '-'t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
OBITUARY.
DIR. JAMES =. RuMsEY.


From the Fishkll IN. W Standard, OF the 9th
inst, We learn the decease of Dr. James s. Rnm-
ICY, distinguished physician Of that town. He
died on November Isl, aged 73.
Dr. Rumsey was native of this State, and
passed portion of his early life, in Wilmington.
Some Of eur older citizens remember him well,
and will read this notice Of his departure with
sincere regret He graduated at Columbia Col
lege New York, and completed his medical stud'
on-the-IIudson Here lie passed a quiet
OCCASIONAL life, in the midst Of cougenial circle
uf friends. For many years he was Warden oi
the Episcopal Church, and his remains were in
tered in the burying ground belonging to it, on
mucll-beloyed son preceded him to the grave.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

An'epizooty resembling the horse disease pre-
walls among the cattle and poultry in the vicinity
of Newark, N. j. At Lyons Farms one farmer
has lost ~ COWS. and another 175 out of 20O
chickens The epizooty is also reported among
cattle in Camden county.
The horse disease is increasing rapidly in
Memphis, Tenn, and Wheeling W. Va.
There have been 927 deaths from smallpox In
st. Louis since the first of May. .,.. -s- tl-
The number of smallpox cases in Washington
from January 18th to November was 512, and Of
smallpox deaths, Ill.
Reynai Brothers shoe factory, in Utica, N, Y.
was destroyed on Saturday night by an incendi
AIRY fire. The loss is nearly $150000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
AecIden. on .he peIaware r. r.
BRAKEMAN FALLS FROM FREIGHT TRAIN, RUN
ming. AT THE RATE OF 20 MILES AN HOUR,

BRAKEMAN FALLS FROM FREIGHT TRAIN, Run
MING AT THE RATE OF 20 MILES AN HOUR,
John b. Book residing at 1922 Walnut street, a
freight brakeman on the Delaware railroad, met
with a serious accident on Saturday evening.
The train is known as the might freight, and
when passing Moorton station, running at about
40 miles an hour, Book accidently missed his
footing, 1t is supposed, and fell from the car.
He was not seen to fall, nor was he missed from
the train for some time. The passenger train,
bound South, picked him up at this station, and
conveyed him to Dover, where he remained un-
til this morning. TIE passenger train, North,
brought him to this city, and he was at once ta-
ken to his home. The extent Of his injuries ID
not yet known, but a wound in the head is one
of the most serious. The man is unconscious,
and his rawlings this morning were terrible, il
requiring seven men to hold him in the wagon
after leaving the train.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
Evtnln Id lhe WeeIk.

This evening, the Board OF Education meets
Camcross &. Dixey at Institute Hall Cromwelra
Art Entertainments at the Opera House. Crhif
last, also, on Tuesday evening)
Court, at Newcastle, to-day, and continuing
during the week. ..- ..... ,...
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. This will be
a general Holiday, and the COMMERCIAL will moi
be issued
Thursday evening, usual meeting of cuuncil
Theatrical performance, Miss lizzette Berhad
at the Opera House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
CECIL COUNTY.

Abner G. Coulson's dwelling, in the 9th dis
trict, was burned on Monday last, from a coal
oil lamp explosion. Mrs. Q. was at home alone,
and everything was burned.
Fairs and festivals are thinning out the poul-
try.
An EllKton V. s. has so horses under his treat
ment for the Epizoo.
A new building for the colored paupers has
been built at the almshouse and they have been
moved in.
Elkton is going to be delighted with church
wedding, this week.
The revival at Elkton is Uhrstaaizing the
Young peopte.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

.- PHILADELPHIA, Nov 25.
Cotton quiet upland 191S New Orleans zoo
2Ol1. Flour steady; supertne S4.60@5.50; ex-
tras So 5OG6 25 !. Penna., Indiana and Ohio extra
family 4sas.75 Rye flour steady, S5.25. Wheat
prime, good demand; western red $1.70@77 !
amber 51.S009O; white $1.95@2. 10. Rye want.
cd, SOC. Corn steady yellow 65c. mixed
Western, G4c. Oats steady !; white 46@4Sc..;
mixed Western 43045c. Whisky unchanged, 96.
CATTLE MARKET.
Beeves dull, and in favor OF buyers. Common
to choice Pennsylvania and Western steers to
Ssl. Sheep unchanged to o.. Hogs duh at
6 10 G.75