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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
City c,rGIHanfts.
a M ORnINANCR

A N ORDINANCE
To AMrND AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN
ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINT
ERNT AND PRESCRIBING THE DUTIES OF
THE CLERK OF THE COUNCIL"
Bsa ordained BY The CITY Council OF Wilmington.
SECTION l. That the ordinance entitled "an ordi-
nance providing for the appointment and prescFib-
lag the duties OF the CLERK OF the Council" pessed
January 1st 1851 be and the same is her by amend
ed, by Inserting In the tenth line Of Section OF
said oFdinsnne. In Ordinance Book as punished IN
1sIs. page egT. arer the word therein, the words
or In tne nTe-pToof safe In the once OF the CITY
Treasurer No 8 Rast Sixth Street,
Passed at the City Hall. Nov 18Th. 1873
JOSHUA MARIS.
President City Council
Attest:W e. HAYKs, Clerk. novls-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
THxHfixI.
IRsT NATI0IGAL BANK,

TNTRsT NAFIOIGAL BANK,
or WILMINGTON,
DepOs'soFy az the PSsbite sTOn ="
AND
ErSAr0kL AGENT OF tn UNITEp sTATRs
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, OksHInR.
Paid Up Oapisals. als...................... SOeOtOOO
~PhilAdelphia and New YORK kxcnanA fur.
niahed 70 regular depositors without charge.
Discount Gays, Mondays and Thursdays Of 81 A. y.
DIRECTORS:
CIE,fH,sf B. BMYrH, 0EoRas W. BUSH,
IszARL PUsKY, kI 9AkkEn
HHERy s. AOOoHB. JOSHUA 7: HEALn
DANIEL JAhns, WILLIAM TAfRALIs
EDWARD BErrs octl-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
9nlitifal Autifes.

GARD Il wi be r candidate for Sheriff OF New
" Castle County, suuJ set 20 the derison OF the
Republican Parry. BENJAMIN DENNY,
nnvl5.d& sim VIII hinRton Hundred
NOTICE-W A. HUKTLL of St Georges Hun
dred, is still candid tie for the next hCpubu-
can nomination for Sheriff Of New Castle CoHnty
nov-7-u
TARD.-I respectfully present myself as a candi-
= date fer sheriff at he ensuing nomination of
the Republican PARTY. IN New Castle t'ou ty
HENRY II. MCNULtKN,
octll-u New Castle Hundred.
INCR CORONER = Al the licita ion Of many
~ friends, ! will be a candidare for the nomina-
tlOn for Coroner OF New Castle unity, subject to
the decision Of the Republican Party.
octll-t HUMPHREY MORROW.
CHRRIFFALTY CARn-I again offer myself as
- a candida'e for Sheriff Of New Castle Co. sub
Ject 70 the decision OF the Republican party.
spp4-u JAMES MAtTIN.
TARD.-CAPr. c. H GALLAGHER Will be a can
~ didate for Sheriff Of New Castle County, sub
iect TO the Republican domination. scp3.tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

DISTRIBUTION OF BREAD.-Dayid E. Bucking-
ham grocer Al Front aud Shipley streets will
distribute. on Saturday evening next, 500 loaves
Of broad TO the poor. Sometime ago a purse
was LETT in the store and as no owner has called
for it, Mr.. Buckingham will thus apply it's CON
fam
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

tH- 6ou, for Fall BuStnsss-The panic is about
over, ana Mr.. MunhanBen Is now prepared 70 make
new suit Of Fa clothes 10 any person VINO was
scared at the late financial nlTry or for any person
whether scared or not He mas laid In hne stock
OF goods " select from, and any person who wants
tailoring done, at prices " suit the tines ought 70
give John call. We KNOW from busl' tss hc-
quantance Of several years that Mr. NJ Is noted for
promptnees fairness IA oealing and moderation III
charges Drop In At AZ King street and his new
Oooda
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
CITY ITEMa,

fN-Dsasys or prfeate customers wishing catalogue
of our immense STOCK Of oys and Fancy Goods, can
be furnished BY giving n their addrese
ADAMS BEn,
5ss Market street, wilmington, Del,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

kV-Ths Blood OWES It's red coloT 70 minute glo-
bnlss whit h noat in that huid, and contain. Ia 9
hell'hy person, large annust OF Lon, nhicn gives
VItalltS 10 the blood. The Peruvian Syrup supplies
the blood with this vital elemeL and gives strengh
and Eigor % The whole system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

EE-T7e Fact our sales have nearly doubled each
year proof Of the pc pularty OF cur house Those
wishing Toys and Fancy Goods will md our assort-
ment larger and prices lower than elsewhere,
ADAMS a Bro,
6f6 Market street. Wilmington, Lei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

SrGcIDE.-On last Saturday morning week, a
white woman by the name Of Sarah Hale= who
lived with her brother James Halez about zix
miles from Snow Hill, Worceste. county Nd
committed suicide by hanging. It il said her
mind had been for long time unsouud.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

THE "RuaBY MONTHLY The November is.
sue Of the Rugty MoHI,yis out. ,and presents
Is characterized by energy and enterprise, which
IN time, are sure to tell"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

sW7hs FUrsst and hweetest Cod Liver Ci' is Isz-
ard Casweil's, made on the sea Shore from fresh,
selected liVers by CasWe, Hazard a Co, New
YORK. IL is absolutely pure and Eweet. Patients
who have once taken It prefer It to all others. Pm.
scians have decidtd II superior TO any Of the other
oils In market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

sEgo patns or sfoTts shall be spared 70 serve our
cid or new customers with the Best Goods At the
lowest prices. Imporiers Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Toy Masks and FaLcy Goods,
ADAMS A Bro
hns MaFfef street Wilmington uel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
W00LLEY & VAN TRUMP
InQuranan a pants


No. 4, journal 5uiLCLtn0,
Adjoining City Hail.
villain NGToN, DELAWARE.
We are the AUTHORISED AGENTS Of the follow.
ing Companies:
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Nt,o York
Royal Insurance Company, Engllnd,
1Eaaa 4E,aa,. Hartford
Atlas
Insurance Company, North America Phiit4.
FrdiihliH In,ardnce Company, Philadelphia
ConttnsntaI Insurance Company. NeO York
Niagara ' "
Mdnltdttdn " +"
Pltenir Fire and Marine q"
Springfield Of Springfield, Mass
Peoples Fire Insurance Co., Trenton NJ j.
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., York, Pa
LelaWare Fire ms, Co, Wilmington, Del.
IrdUelIers' ms. Co., Accident" Hartford
Rdllt1ay Pass ms, Co., "AccitLent' Hartford
Tine necessity OF A No. /, INSURANCE. never
existed more decidedly than Just now. We there
fore refer with pride TO the above list Of Companies
and confidently say we can furnish PROMPTLY the
SIRONGEsT Policies IN THE WORLD.
Our facilities are such that We Can place any
amount Of Insurance desired.
Application by mail or otherwise will receive Inn
mediate attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

E1-A Make no RTTor In the selection Of yourBoots
and Shoes for the coming seasOn Inspect our stock
and get a bargain BascOck Co, 5;s Market
bueet, doorB below Fourth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
2artnrrship 4lotifrs.

OF PARTNE7sHIP-1he Part
nership heretofore existing, nnder the title OF
Brown Ford, is this dav dis Olved nv mutual con-
sent; A. NJ. Ford withdrawing and James Brown
continuing the business. JAMES BROWN,
nova TteOd A M FORD
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

OYSTER PACKING AT CRIsPIELD-The eysser
packing season il not yet at its zenith, but
active operations have been begun at Crsfeld.
There are about 600 men employed IN this bu-i.
ness and about 10000 bushels OF oystcrs are
canned by them weekly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

Mission NiGHr SCHOOL Tie night school for
colUred people which has been mAintaiued by a
number Of Frieud- ia tie rec nd story Of the
school building on West ) above Fourth. will be
reopened for Winter, tins evening. Instruction
will be provided for those who come, on -four
evenings Of ZACH week--luerday, "Wednesday.
Thursday, and Friday. Most Of the teachers are
volunteers, who give their labor without charge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

E9-H is fact that you can get good and reliable
boots and shoes at Prettymhn's al very low prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

The WoRcHsTER CousTY HOMICIDE CASE -
Mr.. Peter L Davis, father Of tue young man
now confined ia jail for the alleged killing OF
Henry Brtilngham. on the night OF the 4th in-
ztant returned from Baltimore on Wednesday
isst Hhi'her he had gone to conrult Mr. John
II. Handy, it il said, with reference to his sons
case. 1t l- learned that the counsel have deci-
ded 10 waive the preliminary examination. which
would determine the question 10 whether lie
prisoner iz entitled to bail He will therefore.
lie committed until the Grand Jury meets III
May next sir. George W. Puruen, of Snow
Hill, haz been retained as counsel ia the case
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

H-Bo0ts and Sh0es at prices that defy eompeii.
tion, at Babeoek Bros, 2O6 and 2Os Market sl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

''NEwsY. The Salisbury (Md) Advertiser
one Of our stauuch Democratic opponents says
The Wilmington COMMERCIAL is one Of the
most newsy papers that comes to this Office
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
Assiaurrs' alotirrs.

NOTICE. Il hereby give no'ice that have IN 8
- day made an assignmen Mt Ct II my property "
the benent Of my creditors to Ellwuod Garrett All
persons having claims against me viii present them
TO Mr.. Garrett for set cement.
OANIEL GALLAGHER,
MILMIN0roH. Del, Nov. Il, lsI3.ls B.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

HgScC'ABLE AND SUPPsR at the West Presbyter-
Ian church t1is evening, ore not designed y for
the West Church congregation, b1 are open TO the
pubic There viii be- no Ch are tOr admittance, a
are cordially Invited 70 the s'claDe. There will be
refresh nents IN the dining room und the m Anage-
nent VI the Ladies' Aid society, aud the charges
table Will be moderate. The aid the fhends the
church ID solicited,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

sS-cieaFfng Sale Of Ladies', Misses and Chlld
rens Shoes. 81 reduced prices, Babcock, Co.,
313 Market Street, four doors below Fourth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

tT-Rarmers who study economy should call at 3l3
Market street. doors below Fourth and get your
winter Boots and Shoes. BabcOck CO,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

gV-Ws have an immense stock OF Ladies shoes,
for the winter. from ti.T5 to S 90. Call and see
Them ct Baboock Bros, 2oe and 2O3 Market ST,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

tN-0ur nne Boots range in pice frsm 50 to IS.
They cheaper than the sheapest, at 906 and 1J6
Market Street. BaccOck Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

MEETING OF TIE Board OF CONTROL The
Board Of Control Of the Union Aid Society will
meet on to'moIow evening at the Board Of
Trade Rooms. for organization 1t il important
that all the members should be present
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

AssIGsMEST.-Dani Gallagher has made an
assignment to Elwood Garrett for the benefit Of
his creditors. The notice appears elsewhere,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

tB-Risa fact that you can get a pair Of mems
coarse boots, at Prsttyman's, for S2T5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

SCsPEEDED OPERATIONS FOR THE WINTFR.-The
cheese factory of t. Worth, Jr., East Bradford
suspended operations on November 10th till
next Spring-it is too expensive keeping the
rooms heated to the proper temperature during
the winter to make the cheese burineAs Lrotita-
BILE. During the winter Mr.. Worth makes but
ter. Forty COWS are kept on the farm, and they
have averaged 1883 pounds Of milk apiece dur
ing the Hevon months ending the lJth They
are fed meal regularly twice every day. The
product from each COW was little over $50 Jer
head. The average amount Of milk, taking The
whole season through necessary to make pound
Of cheese was nine and a half pounds-on Sep.
tember 9th it only took eight pounds of milk to
make pound Of cheese, no cream is taken off
the milk. It takes from 70 to 80 pounds of
milk to make pound of butter. Worth's cheese
has sold during tue season at fifteen centH
pound West Chester Record
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
4Bautfa.

WTANTED - SITUATION. A young man Of
w good character aud address. wishes situa
ton in printing ONCE. The: best OF reference
NOv1,-6t sAML X. EBERT. P. o.
NTANrRD-Pump Tor a 30 ftet well; not q Gu
w cumber sock Inquire Of the Tea store No.
novis-S. w.H. PIERCE.
UANTKD-s4 COZ nrst lien on real eFtate worth
w $1,000. Address "R.S,n
novlh-u This once
"yANTRD-A lady wishes TO take In washing
w for gentlsmen or for families: Arnls a.
noy1s.sr No l NEW STREET.
WTANTED- AT ONCE - An artive, energetic
w man ~ act as sales nan, r the n Ameri-
can Sewing Machine; must come well recommended
horse and wagon will he furnished. ONCE, In
Clayton House Building, 50I King street.
octi4 n ]. II. PRIMRosB, MansRer.
VTANTRD. = statesmen for tile best sewing Ma
w chine II the market. The best OF induce
WEED SEWING MA HINE CO.,
septs,u 5l4 Na'kei Street.
UTANTRD = -INMRD1ATElY : several active
w men TO canvass the city for singer Sewing
AaSal8sii @srsi.ti Apply" a5 MARKET STREET.
VTANTED-Honsekesper TO know tha. ius,
w can procure good servants, az short Ec;.ce
by applying ~ MIS- TAlLOkS
Intelligence once,
mar1s1y N z cor Second end wes' -
Nv ANTED Energetic men Of 5000 fud.
w sell Singer Saving hachin Aftlfa
Market Street jan2l-u 49, y y tfS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

=rD- Look TO youT interest and buy your boots and
hhoes at Prettymans shoe store, lls Market BIT
next door TO Lemons new building
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

REsuNFD WoRK.-The rolling mill and nail
factory Of L. Il q. Brooke, in Birdsboro'. started
yesterday morning after a weeks delay in max
ing repairs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

rWpO you pant good boots and shoes II 90 call at
7. Y. Pennmgton's, shoe store, Ninth and Orange
streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

BUSINESS circulars rgsnera distribution printed
al very low rates at the COMMERCIAL press printing
rooms. All tue oest styles VI type in use In this
stii Z,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

CLosED. The rolling mill, at Newport, stopped
Oh Friday, and about 70 hands are discharged.
Only the foreman aud three or four men remain
in tue works.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

g1-T r. FenningtyH's is the place TO get good Gus
Orange streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

ETKeep pour feet dry and warm by wearing gooi
boots ana snoes for these call At Ninth and Crange
streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

The suspected Bank Robbers were indicted,
ys-teIday for burglary, and they cannot now be
bGIled.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

WEHAvE TINE AVID AG4tS advised ouf readerH
wanting grOc ,rles thit It w,Eid he 10 their adyan-
tagr ~ cal on Btwman, The grocer al and ami
hiug, and Ms we Lu ht MT to AIRY Ia we'll. doing.
Ne iate OCCASION 20 remind n IN ones more. His
zt'rk Is always fresl aHd seasDnahle. and OF the
beat end at prt-es as low : due regard for all
tut resis conc rned VII permit. Go and satisfy
Yourself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

REMOVAL
the ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to It's new location. in the Clay
ton House, where It is now open for business.
Six per cent. has been regularly paid on depeelts
since the organization OF the Bank In 1851, and Il s
the expectation OF The Directors that the prnnts on
the accrued capital and on the regular business VIII
enable the Bank continue this rate OF dividendA
Deposits are solicited from persons In the receipt
of regular incomes from Farmers Mechanlcs, and
Dealers, and from Widows and ChildTen's Estates,
and from those whose business enables them te
Keep q VARYING balance Of cash, ON which, II
placed with rs, they viii derive an income in the
sKMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
A rule of the Bank requires notice 70 be given
the withdrawal of Deposta, bot in all ordinary
cases depositors will be paid on demand.
MANA9RRs:
WuLiAM g. hnIHs EDWARD DARLINGTON
GEORGE W. BUsn, CLEMENT b. SMYrH,
N. L. LICHrKHsTBH, GBoR0E ). CAPEIlk.
JOHN P. MoLHAR, NATHANIEL X BnS6ok
CHARIIRs W. HoWLANp, HsEKY Y. DURE,
Jos II. JACKSON. WH. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WIN. 8 H1LLES, President
GHo W. BUsH, Vice President
-tfapr1t x t. TAYLOR TrehsnrAi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
8pttfss.

NOTICE. Members OF the Delaware Loan AssO-
~ Clat!On list series onlt) are rtquested to call
At the secTetATys ctilce, Thursday evening next
Nov. 2Oh inst, at : O'Clock, u receive he am unit
oVerpaid Dy them, together with their mortgages
GEO. c MARtS. secy.
Novls-3t 500 N ark street.
~ Aid society of Wilmi g,on, " M meet on We'd
nesday tyrning the l9ih inst. at 4 O'Clock, at tha
Board OF Ira1- Ro1ms, for the purpose OF organic
ing. full attendance is earnestly requested.
novls q
NJ OTICE.-Andrew Crumsh has made an sssign-
~ m ~ OF all his property % the subscriber, for
the be ent OF his creditors All prisons Indebted to
him will make payment TO the unds rs gued and per-
sons having claims against him will present the
some for pavment
EDWARD J. McVANus, Assignee,
4J6 Tatnau street, Wilmington, Del
NOTICE. C 4AYTON LOAN AS3OCIATION.-
~ The i-s' monthly mertlHg of the stockholders
Of Clayton an Atsocia ion will he held at the
one t MI. McCahe, on the 'hiTd Friday Of the
month. the 2st inst at O'Clock, +. N. After the
payment Of 1rs, nstHlments an eec N for III :eTs
will be held aud the oTgaui alton completed.
N. L. LIGHT f SSrElN,
noV6tm Secretary pr TEN.
NJ NOTlCE-To WATER RBNTEhS. All per-
~ sons who have sold pro 7ertYd ring the present
year, must give notice in writing 10 the Registrar
at The Oilee of the Water DEPARTMENT, B ire the
TIE Ame of the purchaser, and number Of the pro-
per y purchased, others isa they viii be held LA
BILE Tor The water rent the next year. Also, all per-
Sons wh8 may wish 10 disc intinu the nf water,
pay 81 for draSinR ferTule. No alteration will be
made in any bill after the above date
FRANK A. TAYLOR,
octll,tnovsO Registrar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

EWHb fact that the people are finding out that
they can get good bargains in boots and shees at
pFaf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

Board OF TRADE,-The Managers Of the Board
OF Trade will meet this evening, at Z 4j O'Clock,
at their rooms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

LAuIEs aud misses furs AN he purchased a. verl
low prices II applied for SON a. Llctensteins.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

ALL persons who have been reading the Harring.
t7n-Dunn correspondence are invited 70 Bux jaum's
70 purchase the I fall garments
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

SHOw.-In the rural districts the ground, 10 day,
is covered iIh coat Of snow. II EOn are sensible
you viii now ~ and Duy a Jat Of Bnxbaum.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

on Friday evening next, the Clayton Loan wi
meet for nrst paJ Jmsnt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

EDWARD MOORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CHoTHIER AND
MERCHANT TAILOR,
99S MARKET STREET
Our Fall and Winter Stock of
MEN AND BOYS
READY MADE CLOTHING
is complete and we are prepared to sell them at
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER,
To suit the Times!
OUR STOCK IS LARGE AND ALL OF OUR OWN
MANUFACTURE,
AND MUST BE SOLD.
Call Early and Examine the FINEST STOCK Or
CLOTHING IN THE STATE, at
M OOR E'S,
oct9-a'no 22s haarke Street.
black ALPACAs at so cents per yard, the best
ID bargain that we lave offer d for IN my years
in this line, just opened. Cal! and examine them.
Nm B. SHARP,
No. s1s Fourth and Mark SJeets
DLACK MUhAIRs at 70 cents per yard, very su-
ID ptrUr quality, with hlgh luitTe and one Of the
best makes imported. just rec lyed.
WIN. B. SHARP.
Fourth aud Market Streets.
RINhENCH CASHM zRES ~ 80 cents per yard, In
v all h= new snAdes Of cOl9r Thes. goods have
been selling at IS cents per yatd ana are decided
w b. SHARP.
Fourth and Market Streets
DEAvER CLOTHS for gents overcest+. ladies'
te sacqles ana CHI drens wear. Also, u full line
oil cloths and casain-efes tor suiIS IA su.,p
octlO.1-of Fourth and Market Streets.
a. q a, u a. T2.
MANUFACTURERS OF
MA CA1MLST'S TOOLS.
Works bounded by Maryland AVenue-Rallrosd--
SOuth and Beech streets. Dovlbiy
NOTIUE.
We would call especial attention 20 ouv new stylt
Of pictures Of "QERMAN FINISH, winch we DO
not think SURPASSED in thie or any other country
n19nv thousands NJ which are In this city, and for
their quality we give general reference.
N. n ". GARRETT,
72a Marset Street
NoLEMAN'S PURE ENGLISH MUSTARD, c. a
b. English PicEels catsup bv the gallon, French
Mustard by the gallon and bottle az -
Fifth and Market Streets
w SEWING MACHINES,
aprsG- sol kRTkot Street.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

= NC6LTN
Nus lNs.
hUSL NS.
Fefso about making the fa purchases should
lpt ~, rlg'k The feet mat Mr. Finn Is seiig the
. 81 EusHus At the lowest wholesale cash prices.
ind1c menls are held out Ia the fol owing spe-
-Ialli rs:
b1met BallaTdvsle, Gil ert and Shaker Flame 8.
arh end suiting afns.s.
Loom DiCe Table Linen, c up.
B.eaChrd amask 1ab.U Linen, CSC up.
LIN Towels OF every desl rip ion.
mp eie stock 0 NapA.ns, 81 up.
Suifting Linen
LauUufg Edgings in great variety.
JOHN NJ. FINN,
S. Z. corner Seventh snd A ch Streets,
PliladelDQia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
LOCAL IHTELLIGEHGs,
Railroad Hears.
TRAINS LEAvn wnNIEefol

TRAINS LHAVM WILMINGTON
Foy Eeg York-1.so, Las A. NJ; 2T2. 5.s5 p n.
For PEiiadsi piia-i,ss 100, slo, 1905, 10 80. A.
n lz19 loo As5, osl, ., io.2a, P. N. Sundays,
Por BaAlm0Ts-las2. aes, l0.09 A. NJ; Lea, 20.
Rer Eash.ngsS A-las2, RGs 4. N; i.O1. LSs, I.iO
Eer Dslasai. z. R-i55s. lO.iO A. NJ; as P. N.
No Sunday trains.
:, r Hs.s casiLs.l2 9. IO.lOA. NILE. ssS. $50
M SlHslagioa Z Read.a, r. R-s'sO A NJ;
80 800 N. sundays, s.s5 A. N, cine latter two
Rer Eamt.gtoa a Western 4. Rio 30 A. II. 5.ss
T. N. no Sunday Trains
TEAns ARRIvB AT WILMINGTON,
Frem Few YOrt.-l5] a. NJ; LIB. 100 P. NJ. sun-
FROM fAfladslpAia.-lq.s2, 80, sq5, s.5s A. NJ;
lal0 n; iZ5I LA SIS ais, d3J, 100, s.10. 10 IS
Z. N. Sundays, ls42 l.51, 1898 a. NJ. .s.b5 r. M.
FlOm BaAimOrs.-l.lO. Is, i0.25 A. NJ i2i2, SKI,
iOl4 7. n. sunoays, LILO, / 2' a n; 1914 T. N.
1914 p NJ. Sundays. i.i0, ! Is a. M; ld.i4P.M.
From Detdlears II A-l0.l6 a. M 40 s.S5 7. M.
FIoH. Seq Cute 500, lO.1s, A. M; 40, :e4s
= ?. N. No sunday trains.
Finn 8aming,on q RsIoiH5 r. R-si5. 1i.sO, A.
stOf. y. Sundays 6.,oP. NJ. trhe SIS A y.
train and the sunday train are from Gainesville
From Wilmington d Western R. R-7.s6A.M.; 80
+. M No suunay trains.
LsAvs PHILADELPHIA FoR wmHReros
l24i, 100 $50 lO.5D =. NJ laOj NJ; 1918, 2 81,
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Get your skates ready.
Little Nell comes again next Friday.
Are your sleighs all in good running order?
The Brandywine and Mutual Loans meet, this
evening.
The West Church supper takes place, this
evening.
Samuel FLOYD wishes to retire from the cash
iership Of the Union National Bank
Calvary Temperance League meets to morrow
night IN the Sunday School Room Of the Church.
Our first spnDking Of snow came, last night,
and, this morning, the roof tops were white with
it.
The West Presbyterian Sunday School was or
ganized into Temperance Society on Sunday
afternoon.
The Buell. Family OF Singers had large audi
eBce a. the Grace church chapel Last night, de
spite the inclemency Of the weather.
Miss Emma Worrell relates further particulars
in her European trip before the Teaehers' To-
stitute, at No school, this Afternoon, from to
5 o'clock.
Rev. L. C. Matlack, of Grace NJ. E. Church.
will preach at Scott, this evening. Service
will commence at ~ o'clock. The public are
kindly invited to be present
Calvary Church. Bible class meets tonight
Lesson, "Gethsemane" illustrated with the
scripture. Thursday evening lecture, this week
| by the Rev. Francis E. Arnold.
BOARD OF TRADE.-The Managers Of the Board
| Of Trade will meet tbia ageuing At AZ o'rloeL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

Calvary Church. Bible class meets tonight
Lesson, "Gethsemane" illustrated with the
Scripture. THURSDAY evening lecture this week
| by the Rev. Francis E Arnold