Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

From Wilmington a Western X Ri 10 A. n. 81
M. Nc suhuay Trains.
LkAvR PHILADELPHIA FOB WILMINGTON |
l24i, $50. 1880 a. NJ; 400 NJ; 1915. S,so |
~ ais. NvO e,se, $50, ll.sO r. NJ
New Advertisements. rHis Day.
stylish clothes-Dewolf!
kOn butter at BOwm4ns
Hotice-Ae tho0ist Ch.ifs
Use Rappleys's olive SORo
Hardware, &c.-Trumsn shaw
Assignment nolce-T B bessoA
Assignee's sale-Ellwood Garrett
White Piae Boarcs-Wtse Lane
Lega blanks, etc-Commerclal once
Wednesday msrning luheh-C Chandler
NOtlce-WGsnington Ledge, Ne !,
china and assWsre-T deNorn dit s
First National Band siock-k X Roolnson 20
APw L B. car, which has been rebuilt, WAS
'ent down to the Kent county L. 4, this morn
ng.
One Of the steamers built by Pusey, Jones
Co., for south America navigation put out to
sea- this morning.
IS FOB RKP11Rs The schooner F.noyan C.
Of shallport, y. s.. which was driven IN the
storm OF the night of 18th upon the breAkWAter
badly damaging it, and which wss Afterwards
oeached. is now At the Jackson L Sharp ship
yards undergoing repairs
DucK1SG.-Dueking on the snsquehannA fats
cessful this Fall, 60 far; yet good number have
been killed varying in prices. Canvas from
81 so to - so per pair; red heads from % cents
to 81 25 per pair black heads from 50 TO IS cent?
per pair.
WHrpPEp THREE TIMEs.-one OF the prisoners
Who was whipped at New Castle, on Saturday.
had undergone the same punishment twice be-
fore, and yet, he is but young man. Those
who stouty maintain. that man IS never seer
a whining
make al exception of this case,
New LOCOMOTIVE. wicomico 4 Pocomoke
R h, Co. have purchased fine new engine
named the Seaside" 1t is quite an improve
ment upon the one before in use, which owing
to the largely increased freights, was not OF sut
hcient power to do the work The Seaside
made its first appearance oD the road on Thurs
tay evening and presents quite handsome ap
pearance.
DELEGATES TO THE EQUAL RIGHTa CoSvES-
TON A meeting Of the colored citizens OF Sus-
sex county. was held at Laurel, last week, in the
Zion church, for the purpose OF choosing Two
delegates to the Equal Rights Convention. to
meet at Washington, on December 9th. Rev
W. II Kauffey presided and A II. II. Dulaney
acted as Secretary The delegates elected are
Rev. Ihos, johnson, and Rev W. ID. hAGhey.
REv. Mr.. WATERS, SUCCESSOR. is stated that
Rev. Jas. $. Dickerson, d. D., now OF Brooklyn
but who was formerly pastor OF the Second Bap'
test Church, in this city, has intmated "lst
to return to Wilmington and 1t is thought thal
if the report is true there will be no difficulty t.
present the realization of his wish Mr. Dick
erson was very popular minister during his res
idence here, aud lis return wonld be warmly
Helcomed by the community at large
The CANAL Boar DECISION AFFIRMED In ttt
United States Court. sitting in Baltimore, OF
| Friday last. Judge Bond ordered decision II
the case OF the Pennsylvania canal boats cS tn
United States, affirming the decision which ha,
been previously glvenlu the Court below, or tn'
UuItsd States District Court The case was car
ried up on all appeal by the defendant II III
/ snt. and will now bs taken to the Supren
| Court OF the Uuited States Inc decision theT
| rendered will te final and Will Affect the case
| now pending in this district, as we'll as else
/ where.
ABANDONED AT SEA The LeHes Light relate
| that the schooner Thomas + Itch OF New LJndo
| bound for Iauglcr sound, was picked up al se
| south OF Heu!open, on Ihursday night ny u
| schooner Hri,,y Z lay and toved into the BreAa
water She had cOll.de1 With the >tdr.yi 81.
| had been SUAu ioued by her captain and Gre" l
| . sinking condition as they supposed, 4 dJ
| Eas the only animate creature about tie Tesse
| Her bow stove Ia bli tie YeEssl ell! lJAts'
| Ae Fttct l. now at the Jackson i sharp yard
u tLls c.ty, awaiting the aITlya. Of her owners.
REy ALLAN CuRR oS SINGING IN WuXISdTo!
-ltrOt Allan Curr, Who leetured to tie SabDAt
Schools OF the Delaware Avenue and secoA
Baptist churches on sunday last, st the house
worship Of the former, pad deserved compl
meat to the singing Of the children. de vi
much granted AIth It, and SAID pubAcly IN 8
Acknowledgement OF his satisfaction that it e
ceeded any sabbath School which LIE had heal
sIEee he had Ueon IN America. This is liz
praise, but II is deserved Tie children cal
very sSeetiy, and are more entitled TO prAli
| from the fact that they had never before sal
jointly together.
TIE FuSERAL OF Mes BJYD.-The funeral
! Miss SaIlie G. Boyd, one Of the teachers il No
! school, in this city was attended on saturd
last, from the residence Of her father, DR.. Jol
. BOYD, near Sttckerzylile, Chester County, by
7 | very large cOucOurse of people. Sue was bun
e, in the old London Tract 6urYlDg ground /
: | ligious services were held at the residence, a
feeling and appropriate remarks made by IL
Mr. dubois Of tue Presbyterian church, a
: Hannah Mercer, very much esteemed memt
!, | Of the Society Of Friends. Misses Mary Mill
Mary E Rowland Mary ]. Francis, usanna r
q and Tllie Sayers, teachers from this CITY, vi
present a. the funeral.
A DELAWARE DESERTED yuLASE.-The TO
Of Mlddleford In Sussex county, We are
formed is now uninhablted, and the houses
tenAnted by bats and owls without single
man being residing in them. 1t used to cont
/
to Europe The mills are now idle, and GC
smiths deserted village hnds counterpart
Sussex county -RepuJlicdn.
r --Middleford has been in very dialApida
condition for many years, and the Metho'
church, the only cue there, was abandoned N
than ten years ago. The town was owned b
single man-James Ralston. 1t contained ab
30 houses, and possessed the finest water po
N the State
BEWARE OF IHPosToRs,-The dullness Of
season and the extreme poverty Of some 2
Pile is being svailed of by an unworthy class
/. mendcants to importune our citizens for al
The excuses Of these people are as various
the people themselves. Some are footsore Fl
long travels il quest Of work others have ea
nothing for many Aours, or have not res
IS upon a bed for ever go many nights, while
another class have family on the point OF 5
vation at home. Nothing but money will sat
these people, and in uine cases out of ten t
are impostors, who, when aided spend
n money for liquor, Our citizens should beN
- OF such people, All applicants for relief she
be sent to the L Union Aid Association, who
inquire into their necessities, and II real,
rsLder the necessary assistance,
Societies.
n MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. F., at
Fellows Hall, 81 and King Streets
Good Intent Division, No. 3, 5 OF T., Nc