Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Churches TO-nIorrOw,

West Church Services at 10l5 A. NJ, and IA |
p. NJ. Preaching uy Rev. W. L. Schenck, ID. |
D., of Philadelphia.
Unitarian Church, F. Israel pastor. Services
at l0l1 A, NJ, and IA p. NJ Sermon on Immor-
tality at X Sunday school at 2j1 p, NJ.
Rev Adam Stengle will preach at Mt. Salem
NJ Z. Church, tomorrow
At spiritualists Hall, Mrs. F. o. Hyser will
speak tomorrow at lOl5 and l5Io'clock.
rr. Thos. II. Hicks Of Ohio, will ue at the
meeting on the Avenue, Cat Pro-. Reynolds
school ROOM Tomorrow at S52 p. NJ.
REPORT OF SALEs.-L W. Sti1ham 4 Son. auc
tioneers, sold for Mary Callahan, New Castle
Hd, on Thursday March 9th, stock follows
Horse 1856 cows S41, $40, s7l, sSj So S5i,
SIS 50. 5Gl 80, go 80, $40, s9j SS5, $50, $50,
SAC, $3.50 53s, SiG,-the II :head averaging
5000 piece pigs "a cts. per IL ; yeArling
| bull, St5 hay $50 per ton YORK wagon, Sll9
farm wag o..slOO ) turkeys 50 aud ducks u per
| head
The same auctioneera sold at public sale at
| 9lS West ST., on Thursday March 9th, parlor
Get for s275 carpet 81 9711c. per yard and
other goods in proportion. The sale was we'll
attended and the biddings plrited.
EyLARG1sG THEIR PuRCHAsE.-The George
town journal Hays that Joseph Curtis OF Phila
delphia, on the 5th inst, purchased OF Joseph IL
Dodd his farm adjoining RehOboth City con-
taiRig $40 acres for the sum of S45, 900 We un-
derstand that this purchase is for the benefit of
tine Rehoboth Association, of which Mr. Curtis
il member and is to be laid of in town lots.
streets, &c, for the extension Of said city. The
company contemplate building a hotel at said
city this spring at a cost of $4,000. Thistract
adioins the National Camp Meeting Association
ENouaH OF Coon TmSa.-The Clayton House
is now open to guests, and many OF the rooms
Q are already occupied. While opportunity hal
: been freely afforded for our citizens to g
through the fine building, the time has conn
: when 1t is manifestly improper for persons to 6,
9 on tours of inspection through the halls and int,
i the chambers Of the guests. We should auPposI
it would be quite annoying to mine host to hav
strangers to roam through the house at all hour
: of the day and this suggestion will probably sui
fee to check the practice,
/, Strickland Kneass, one of the Vice President
J. of the great "Pennsylvania Central" was tn
author OF the letter announcing to the director
1f OF the Pennsylvania IL Delaware Railroad tn
AZ necessity of abandoning the proposed temporl
ts Ty lease to the Wilmington Western. He yeI
to briefly said that; The arrangement is not sal
isIactory, and cannot go into effect" Nuf sel
n The New York portion Of the afternoon Wasl
3 ington express failed to connect at Grays Ferr
d. yesterday and the Philadelphia train came
or without it. The delayed train arrived hele Abo
an hour behind time.
~ This evening, at the rooms Of the Delawa
W Institute of Mechanic Arts. Howard NJ. Jenkil
will ill an engagement to lecture made SON
months ago His topic will be Newspapers" ="
Is, The Trustees Of the M. E. Church. at MiIfor
ay, Del, offer the property at public sale See h
ey, advertisement.
5Oi T. Dewitt Talmage's lectures are amusing, 4
s sructive satiroal, witty, ingenious, patriotic, a
rn' sensible.
an Prof. Clemmer has been solicited to get
I8 children's jublees at Chester and at Milford.
33.- Mr.. Merrick will get into his new bAnki
house early next week,