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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-10
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1oeHl and Sdleamen 7--nHaRT WAD Ssach'
ERs family newspaper gives every sS5,sf pa
PAIR Of the largest and finest 0LkoGhAtho-
Two most ATTRACTIVE subjects, thtt "take" on
haht- painted by Mrs. Anderson, % eontras4
and companions for her NE AieG W e 9ne
Fdst ASlttp" Agents have siMMENbk suC'
CRSS; CALI the "be't business ever offered can
yAsseis." We furnish the lightest and hand
soonest outfit, and pay very high commhnone.
Each subscriber receives WITHOUT DELAx LMo
beautiful pictures. which are ready tot lMnh
DIATR DELIVERY. The paper itself eAnas
peerless among family journals, being 80 poPn.
ar that OF its clAes 10 has tho largest circulation
IN lLs toorld! Employs the best literary TALENT.
Edward Eaglaston's serial story 10 Just Degln'
ming; back chapters supplied 70 each gneecti6er.
MT. StoVeiS long expected sequel to Ny VIZ
and r, begins in tho new year. ANY one with.
Ing good salary or IN Independent A GEMLS
bulIness, Bhou'd send for circulars nmAhTkD.
and terms TO ]. B. FORD b CO., New York,
Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati or San Ftanciseo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-10

THOSE Mechanical Bears at stanton's
Book Store are the greatest curiosity ever
invented. Call and sec them. .F
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LoNspA1E BleacAed Muslin only 1slc.
The greatest reduction Of the season in
Dry Goods, OF Henry Roemer's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-10

sTRRRoscoP1o views Of all the interest
ing scenes in the old and new world, at
Robinson's Gallery, 1T Main street,
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HENRY JACOBS begs to announce that
his stock Of Christmas and New Years
Goods Is complete. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-10

FuRs FuRs Ladies and Children's
Furs Just received for the Holidays, and
sold very cheap OF Henry Roemer's.
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CAss1MEREs, Jeans, Blankets, and Car
pets reduced s3 per cent by J. W. Ferrel,
Center Wheeling.
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HENRY JACOBS sells his Furs at such
prices that o person cannot help from
buyipp. .tr
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ELEGANT French Morinoes for 75c, at
Henry Roemer's,
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WHEN we remark that 17th street was
scraped yesterday, we have no reference
to illusion. ~. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-10

FuRs, FuRs, FURs. = The greatest
slaughter in Furs ever heard Of is at
Henry Jacobs'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-10

LADIES, Missed and ohildS Shoe, Fan
styles, Of best Philadelphia and Eastern
manufacture at L. V. Blends, 1875 Main
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-10

ANYBODY in want Of Holiday Good
will do well to 60 to Henry Jacobs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-10

TIE best and cheapest Table Linen you
can get, at Henry Roemer's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-10

Go and see those now Polar Kaleide.
scopes at stanton's.
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!, LGaassr lot and great vArisis, dsBic'
ture frames In the city at Robinson's Gal
lery, III Main street.
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THE Circuit Court will probably adj
iourn the latter part Of this week. ~
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HAVE you ever seen a Chinese JOSH II
not call at the "City Book Store" q
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IF you want to buy Black Alpacas you
should go to Henry Roemer's.
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TIE biggest job Of the season are those
Black Alpacas for $50, OF Henry Roemer's
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THs County Court yesterday adjourn
ed TO "court In course" ~
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MUNICIPAL CouRr meets on Monday
next. ,s1,. s.ilg.. .,L-.L ~
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BEAUTIFUL Muuc Books for Christ
mas Presents at Sheibs Music Store, 18th
street, under Washington Hall.
pnr,,,{ Uainrnn, - q a. -
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IRISH Poplin, worth 81 81, reduced te
81 90, at Henry Roemer's.
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miscellaneous.
CUSHING'S MANUAL

OF PARLIAMENTARY FhhUIIUN'
Rules Of proceeding and debate in dellbGratlye
assemblies. An IHDIsRRlHAn tH HANDBOOK ZOE
Inc Authority IN ali theBtttes. IL tttEfl|
'aThe most authoritative expounder Of Amef'
can parliamentary lAW"- ChAs. Sumner.
Price, B5 cents. Sent BY mall on receipt Of
price. Address THonPeoH, BROWN q Co.,
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OPERA GnAssEs at J. D. stanton's.
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BEST Calicoes 1Oc at seamon's.
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WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 10, 1879.
nov AdVsTtisenlcnIs

Great Bargains. ssI n1.E
Pure Drugs, &c a@sA.A
Public Sale.,ILG AL
Oaal. aIasoS 80 :,
Christmas Presents. ls1tgia
An Experienced Accountant.
Partition Sale. ,alFaIg F.a
Holiday Goods.
For the Children. a ~ d'.
Franklin Building Association. 49,
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting 70 $500, 900.

TIcEttst SIU. HhII I1ckbts, %. Vuhftefpt $9bU.
tB-our lotteries arc chartered by tho State,
arc always drawn Of the time named, and ali
drawinnge arc under tho supervision Of sworn
commissioners. -,! IF 70
H-Thc otieial drawing WIN DO published in
tho Ut. Louis papers, and Q copy Of Drawing sent
10 Purchasers Of Tickets
HrWo will draw similar scheme the last
day Of evry month during tho year 1873.
~ Remit at our rlak BY PoBToHHIc1 NoNEI
rREss. Send for . circular. Address s{ y !
MURRAY, MILLER d co.,
Postoflce Box 2a6,
apo Tu.T h.stAv ~ 40 1t Louis, No.
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Tickets 70 all principal points In tAO r., -.
West can e9 procured Of The Union Tietet d. a
In HLuro House. and at tho Stauon ii R Ss
SeSl4 General Passenger "a 3 r MFFSa 4,
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS,


ST. LOUIS RxPRRss.
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ARRIVES At AnlIY1s a.
WILMINGTON Columbus. .sson +,
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Tickets 70 al principal points can b. procured
THoS. K. SHARP,
Master oil TRANSPORTATION
Z. T. DBVRIRs, aenl Agent Wheeling.
nov3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
Churches To-Msrrew.

Hanover street church. Rev. L. Marks, pas
tor will preach morning and evening at IOlS A
ii. and p. NJ. Subject for the evening, =. The
four Lepers.' Sabbath school at 9A- II.
West Church. Preaching by the Pastor elact
7. NJ.
Central church. Rev. ] P. Conkey pastor.
Sabbath school at 9 A. NJ Divine service at i0Js
A. NJ. and P. NJ. Subject of evening discourse
"God,s word, = mystery to be solved By
prayer
Unitarian church. F. Ierael pastor. Hours OF
meeting at lU1a and o'clock. Rev. Mr.. ,Ames
OF Germantown, will exchange with Raw Mr..
Israel, tomorrow. Sunday school at % p NJ.
Seats free. and the public are cordially invited.
Spiriiuslists Hall. Mrs. @. Fannie ALLYN OF
Mass, trace medium will lecture to-morrow at
lO1s A. NJ, and u z. NJ. TIE audience are re-
quested to bring subjects for lectures and DO
ems. Admission l0c. Lyceum at 2j{ P. NJ.
New Jerusalem church, (Swedenborgiaul
cor. Washington street and Delaware Avenue
Preaching by Rev. b. F. Barrett. at l0I< A. NJ
aud ~ Z. M. Sabject in the morning, The
Spiritual meaning OF the six days of Creation, and
the Sabbath or day OF rest" Evening lecture.
Spiritual and true meaning OF the promised
coming OF the Lord upon the clouds Of Heaven, !"
The Swedes will hold divine service in the Del
Ave. Baptist church Sunday afternoon At 8
o'clock. Preaching by Rev G. b. Jacobsen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
Beard of Health.
REauLAR MEETING. LAST 1

REGULAR MEETING, LAST EvESINd
stated meeting Of the Board OF Health was
held, last evening, President Mccall in the
chair.
The License Committee reported adversely
Hpon the Recommendation of Chas Tunnel fol
license as Night Scavenger, but the Board re.
fused to adopt the report, and ordered that the
license bG granted.
The Committee to settle with the Treasurer
reported balance in the Treasury Of $54.42
Nuisances were reported abated in an alley be-
tween sixth and Seventh and TAtnAll and West
and over Eleventh street bridge.
resolution was adopted, constituting Com
mittee OF five to define more particularly GER
tam powers and duties Of the board in relation
to the preservation OF the public health" The
Committee consists of Messre Eckel Draper.
Shortlidge, Mccullough and Bogia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
ks.sa ntena

Tie thunder and hail storm on the night Of
the 10th inst. didsmuoh injury to the Hais's ear-
u peaches In the neighborheod Of Milford.
Hiram Barber, OF Milford, Of steam ssw mill
notoriety, proposes to prospect. this fall thrnngh
Florida, and viii probably winter in the West
There are many very fine looking feds of
wheat, along the State road, all through Kent
county. C- +. 'te@
The ''new railroad. - is the all-important theme
OF conversation 10 Smyrna. i4
The Milford Board of Town Commissioners
refusing to allow tho bill rendered by the Asses
sor for bis work, be has instituted q suit to re-
cover II by law.
Milford hes PLAYED + oroquet game for the
championship. Do the successful players claim
TO be the champions Of the Slater
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
RsA.bssh Heasa ca=p slessaaz Asssela.lss.

| SS-F DzFeARf& AsSortAtAsA
HEEFrso AND Ac11os OF rHE rxKcUrivE ooz.
MiTTzE-EHE cLAsrFIcArFoA or LoTs-oRAsT-
tNd OF RRTvnBoEa, &c.
lFrom the Milford HexAl
At nesting of tho Executive Committee OF
the Rehoboth Camp Meeting Association held
on the ground, on last Monday evening, the un-
sold Lots we're classified into lat, ID, Sd, and Ath,
and the prices axed at SIS. 800, sl25 and sI5o,
respectively terms. one-third cash, the balance
in three instaiIments, OF sixty days each. Dis
count OF ~ peg cent. 70 ministers on lots for
their own use. -D1lI II ~ =
The following privileges were granted. VIII
liam Y Swigget OF Wilmington, Grocery and
Provision Store Lumber Yard to Shepherd T.
Houston, OF Lewes. There were applications
ior vsrsoas ether privileges. bat the Ab0Ye were
the only ones acted upon.
Tbs Association is building q hotel 3ixI05
Ieet' with vefandah the entire length of one
side and end The building will be three stories
and attic. On the lower door will be parors
dlninR room, Offices &c. The second aud third
doors will contain 10 chambers each. The build
Ing is located on the beach. A large force COM
menced work on Wednesday and Ii is proposed
TO have 1t ready for occupation before the end
OF June. It will be furnished by the Association,
stth the exception Of table furniture. bed CLOTH
ing &C. This hotel is not yet leased and the
Association are prepared to receive proposals.
II will be leased for the season with privilege Of
renewal; The price of board is not to exceed
" per day, or Sl0 per week.
Inc work OF grading the roads and streets Is
progressing rapidly, and the Association are
spending about $500 per week on this work
alone. The entire ocean front, "Surf Avenue"
VIII be graded the present season, making
splendid drive within few feet Of the white
capped breakers.
The camp will commence the 9th of July, and
continue two weeks. Tents in the grove will
oe erected BY the Association, and rented to
m gaR dREfE
ieet. one story, and will probably rent for $40 to
slz Tor the camp meeting season ; larger tents
in proportion. Lots for the use of boarding
tents, or houses, will be furnished by the Asso-
clauon. and proposals are invited for the same
board not to exceed % per day, or 60 per week,
with the usual discount to ministers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
MERELY MENTIONED.

Awnings are needed.now.
-TAs Ice men ought 70 keep cool
The besE butter mis- morning for Is csnta
No postal cards yeta the wnnington P. O.
IA fun train in on the W. Z W. r. this morning.
Why 40 the people nOck to Dewolra7 Because
he sails cheap.
-TAe washing Machine exhibitor was in market
this morning.
-. Really elegant, is what nay be said of Nor
EAn's neck-tfea.
$50 will procure an elegant set OF teeth at Van
them.
Just arrived nice lot OF summer goods for
Eents, at Bsyne's tailoring house.
The Singer Machine has delighted more women
than any otner in the world. Try It.
Left for sale beautiful 10000 piano, used but
short time, for le at half price with stool and
cover, at Robelens Warerooms, Tl0 Market Street.
Wilmington DlsPensary, Sis Orange Street, open
daily, from :, 70 o. r. n.
-Twsntyon one styles Of Misses Caters, at Bab-
cock Bros, so6 and POS Market street.
You can get nice ladies' lasting Button Caters.
at Babcock = Bros, for s2-DO, call and see them.
All the styles and grades Of low cut walking
shoes. at BAbcock Bros, zoe andiOs Market st.
This Princess Eugenie walking shoe, double sole
fr ladies', a. babcocK Bro. q, 2Oe and 2eS Market
street
The Excelsior and Evans American Gli'e-, 10
he had only At Babeock BrO.F, 2O6 AID 2Vs Market
street.
-Thirty-eisht ps) styles Ladies' CATERS from
sl2, 70 el.0O At Babcock Bros zoe AID 3Us hsr-
ket street.
-Fifty-three ps) styles of gents gaiters from
st1o 70 5000, at Babc0ck Bros 2Oe and fCs Mar
ket street.
An endless variety OF Children's and Infants
Shoes al siylss and c0iors at BabcOck Bro. 20s
and 2Us Market street
The new style Portland gaiter, designed for
gents whs wear wide bottom pania, AZ BsDcock b
bro, q s0s and 2o3 Market street.
--latest thing out is the mixed eolored shoes for
children, all the rage in New York CITY, 10 be had at
Bsbcock Bros, 2Os and 2os Market street.
All our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lover than elsewhere invite you TO call and
exsmine: no trouble 70 shoW goods at Babcock 4
Bros, 2O6 and 2OS Market street.
Hayes manufactures none but nrst-cass cigars
Why ge TO Philadelphia for cigars, when you can
obtain the same at home for less prices?
The new Hotel and Opera House arc success ;
So 10 like manner Hayes inten0s to make his cigars
the same. Consumers can hereafter rely on obtain
ing the best cigar at fair price, and 10 cent CT
gars, OF the best Cuba leaf made specially, second
and French streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
IDory in coral set,
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
SUzoDoN1', It's cafe to bet,
Beauties the ivory.

- BeautIfaA Romen-The hair is the crownInp
glory OF woman. There are lew moderate defect
which cannot be rsmedled by the proper disposition
OF the resses. But when the hair begins 70 fall Out
or turn gray, In young people, or with those in tht
prime OF lie, there ia cause for real regret. When
this is the case, Halls Vegetable Sicitian 6afT Re-
netoef Will be found TO be frst-class remedy far
superior, as sound medical medium, 10 ANYTHING
else before the public, 1t actually restores gray ha
10 It's original -lor, and in the great majority Of
cases, causes 1t 70 grow again when IL s becoming
tnln. IL is not ike many popular preparations
used BY physicians OF ch lracter Address r. r.
Hau Co.. Nashua, N. H.-FOrney's We ky Press
FEB, /, 1858. ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
Chester Notes.

William s. Wood the naturalist, died at Ches-
ter on Thursday, 20 years of age.
" Dutch Hen, drowned some time since. Was
discovered yesterday, and a coroner's inaue.t
was held or the body rendering a yerding or
accidental drowning Foul play was suspected
by some.
The body of an unknown man was found
hoating IN the river at Marcus Hook, few days
ago. and taken to Chester where an inquest was
heid. The body was not recognized.
Solomon W. May, OF South Chester, has been
commissioned Bank Assessor for Chester and
Delaware counties.
Humphrey Y. Arnold has been appointed Dep
uty Collector and Inspector Of Customs for the
port Of Chester.
The new Catholic church in South Cltester
II expected soon to be under way. 1t will cost
about $4,000.
William Wood, Of South Chester, had leg
Amputated on Wednesday last gangrene hayiug
set in, and died on Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. shanafelt has been appointed Com
missioner to the Vienna Exposition.
Charles A. Ladomus has been appointed sur
Veyor OF North Chester by unanimous vote u
the Council Of that Borough.
TO-DAY
To DAY
a new and extensive assortment Of Spring
CL1THING,
Paa,,,tr, s,u,.. ,.,.., ...-,,..- CLoTHIAG,
Low PRICES
Low PBICts
Al goods thoroughly examined, sted and guar.
Az RRPREsBNTEr,
a. 49,. -. AS RzPRk EhTKD
N At the Great Clothing Emporium OF
BENNETT Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No. 5ls MARKET STREET
Half way between Fifth and sixth streets. Phra
dsphia- ~N' '''"
- Dooleys Yeast Yowder is convenient eco-
noincal aud always reliable. No waste Of food prp
pared with 1t, as IL is always Of the best quaitJ,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17

SIMMONS 4 sLocUM's MINsTRELs.-This tronne
appear at the Opera House on Monday evening
for the benefit Of the Delaware Fire Cnm,a,t5,,,
Inc press everywhere speaks of them in the
highest terms, and we have no hesitation in sa y
ing to those who attend their concert that tbev
Will enjoy a rich treat. No one should fail q
well as his limitations Of birds, &c. -
1t is particularly worthy OF note that the news.
papers generally bear testimon to the fact tbs,
very few amusements of this DESCRIPTION nav
been 80 well Patronized by ladies', the reason
throughout are marked by an entire absence
from anything approaching courseness or yni.
garlty and their jokes, though of the most laugh
able character, are such as not to offend The
most fastidious taste. Reserved seats may be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
Societies
nEermos TINS EvENIna.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, 1. o. p. IT., at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
La FAyette Lodge, No. 2, K. of p, at Knights
Of PythiRs Hall, 211 Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I, o. Of g. Tat 9th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U, A NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. is, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17

BALLOON AscESsIos.-On Saturday next. Prof
Light, OF Lebanon, Pa, will make a balloon as.
eenslon from the yard Of the Lafayette Hotel
The Saturday following he will make another a.
cension from the Shutzen Park in balloon Of
invitation will be extended to those who arl
willing to try the experiment Of ballooning Il
accompany him -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17

- SyluGn sprinJs -Chas. Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant place OF resort has been neatly lifted up
Tor the reception OF individual Visitors picnic and
social parties. Ample accommodation for dancing
have been made, ana ice cream, lemonade, cakes
irults. &C., will be sold TO all who desire them Nd
In oxlcattng liquors will be sold on the ground He
VIII also continue his popular stand at Second aud
Market, where The above named luxuries NAV he
had during the season also, at residence Sixth
and orange, where he viii be pleased 10 see his
many friends and the puolic generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
LOCAL IHTELLiGENCE.
R=Hrssxns=..
fRAI.a I.zarK Nn.rna..l..


7RAHs EzGvK wusussroH.
FS Paga4sig 80, Al5, s.5e $40, Iase q N.
IA99 Aea Aoa. As0, f.1H. lass D. n. Sundays
6so, and 40. pm. =
FIR he1 KoEb-l.ss = N. laso and $50 p. m b
hw 6aitf'zeFs-ls.Dz. ace and ICES = m LIS sAd
~ tAs Ds.ss.vs r R-1RSs. and Ia1o 6. m.
- N no Sunday uninA
- Es's oSsfss-ls.SC, lo.iO q. m, and 70. an
s r. osssssSllIs- Is-s.so, A. Land and s P. II. The
hfst TWO run through 70 Reading.
kov " Z =. q R-INsrkst 81. DspoLl 100
lo.4o q m, and ks5 D. N.
LEAvE PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON
lzso aso, and 1azB 3. m; 1a1S zso sss, Aaa
5lb.Jeo, e.lb and l1.eo p m. Sundays 500 . M and
e.ib p. N and II. p. m.
TRAINS AkkfvH Ar wfLMusaToN
Fsozs psLa.ssrs r. R.-ae0 cvom New Cas 90
10.1b = M a6a 1850. cine ter iz freight with
passenger car attached.)
From Y. a r. R.-ai5 and 1l45, \ n. and as
p. nc. Tne a1b q N. only runs from Coatesyflle
RSol. PAsiads1pAts--l2.z9, 50. ass q m. la.t5,
LIB as, AS, b.02, 6.2a $50, 1925. Sunday 12sY
LOB and $40 a NJ, and 10s5 p. m.
Ffo5n W v. r. R-CMarket 81, Depot1 Tb5 q.
N, l. L00and 500 m.
81 See time tablss for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17

~ Nos for sprfn9.-The Winter days are past,
tnOugn the cold blasts from the North. may moi
nave ceased 70 blow, and our city taiora have nj.
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people. Mr. John IL. Auhlhausen at ais King
suee1 especially, mas laid In beautiful STOCK Of
coatngs, vestings cassimereB &C. for Surtn0 and ID
ready 70 receive orders from his usual well dresse1
customerA lie is also having his store papered and
as new gold dollar. - -~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17
Who naH the eclinee 2

Who saw the eclipse?
Court meets again on Monday.
The Uncle Tom engagement closes this even.
ing
The Artizans' Savings Bank has declared a
semi-annual Of dividend per cent.
The Penn Loan Association sold. on Thursday
evening, u, 900 at 2711[ per cent. premium.
The concert and exhibition by the Brandywips
NJ Z. Church will be repeated oa the 22ad inst
Rev. J. NJ. P. OTIS breaches his introductory
sermon at the West Church, tomorrow morn.
ing.
Cool and refreshing Soda Water. with deli.
Store.
The Jackson Sharp Co. shipped, to-day, vis
the W. 4 L. r. r. two Pullman cars to the Com
pany at Louisville, Ky.
The p. W, d B. Co. have begun the erection
Of the new building for the Master Mechanic,
Mr.. Hodgemsn, opposite the depst.
The Active CLUB Of Wilmington, is playing the
college club, OF Newark, match game OF base
Dali on the grounds of the latter, to-day.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of Lew
is McFarlan, late of Wilmington. have been
granted to his widow, Sarah e McFArlan
Philaelphian, visiting Wilmirton yester-
day, for the first time thinks this the hsndsom-
est city he ever saw, and he has seen many, too.
thief, Of unusual boldness, stole a barrel of
-four from the store Of Mr.. Frank, grocer at Ilth
and Tstnal streets, last evening, Just about
dusk. Ihe Hour was on platform, outside
the door.
The barge Republic with 100 tons Of blooms.
and the steamer Geo H Stout, also laden with
blooms have arrived at the W. Il H. X. L. wharf
The cargoes will he shipped to points along the
railroad.
The story that ghost was seen in the vicinity
OF 9TH and French streets, last evening, drew
together vast crowd, who continued to gaze.
Tor some time, upon the spot where the ghost
was said to have been seen, but it did not reap
near r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-17

SALE OF a FARM.-Ogle 4 Miller. auctioneers
and real estate agents, sold, on Thursday after
noon the farm belonging to the Lawson heirs.
on the Phlladelphla Pike, near the Practical
Farmer, in Brandywine Hundred to Mr. PhIiins
who has occupied the farm for several yeara
for 50, $50. 1t contains 2s acres. ''