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, 1874-05-13
.Snppihtrcs In Colorado.

The Denyer (Co1.) Ne,os Of tho Sd inst, says,
" A. miner WHO has been engaged for some
months paHt working In the bars aloug the Platte
for five or ai1 miles above Donyer, bud tic good
fortune to lind several eapphiroB, which ho saved
without knowing anything about tholr value.
One day last week, stranger who was proapeot-
lnE along the river, was shown the atones when
10 bought tho largest ono for 81. He brought
It to town, aud upon g. tost it,, Was
pronounced 4 Happhiie, aud a very fine
one. It was placed IL The hands Of T. Haheri.
lapidary, to be cut. Tho rough stone weighed
nineteon and half oarata, aud yesterday ho
delivered to tho owner . beautifully cut gem
tharofr0n, weighing full twelve carata and Tal-
ued at $780,. Tho miner was also: in town yes-
terday, and became worry much nstonislled upou
learniDg tho yalre of the :.pobhle ho had parted
with for 90 groonback. He left two mora
with Mr.. Habori and .propoHcs to enjoy,
himself, some Of tho .pronta of theic
polishing. Tho gentleman who bought tue
aforementioned, stone iB experionced in
such things, though a. comparative stranger IN
this region.. 1n tho paat woek he has himself
found within two milos OF Donver 40 eruorald
which he helievea still moro valuable than tho
sapphire, and very fine wator agate, which
will produce beautiful gom OF strawberry
color. He has sent tho oinarall cast Three
diamonds have been exhibited IN Denyor in tho
past week. that tho ownor said was found hi
Colorado and east Of tho range. We cannot
vouoh for the truth Of this report, hut there Ia
no question ns to tho fact TINT tho othora woro,
all found within leas than ak miles Of the Dem
ver poat-Oftice. y.
, 1874-05-13
TIFF FAMINE IN INDIA.
luTnro, May 8, 1874.

n, ~. xtuo. ~ nj. c,,.a ,s Quanso may D. 1S7A'
a1n me A".,n 1h. naa1.t ITO S",.aHG ..t, a''euhe
creasing In aroa. Tie doaths are moro numor-
GUS than will appear by tho official returns
foyer md dysontory, atc.: oettin1 Tho orat,,t ~
mnot n,ort5lIiy n whic,, tho ,,ri1no cas.. T. :.
rortatr1r t,,o n'n. =, toaJ n, H., mo w.. vf.se Ii
Ing indication Of tho present hour is seen In
tho circumstance that tho Indian Governmont
have .s1,nost unornoc.adlv hoon con,no1,od r.
conmonco ssu;na r,oo an3 ssan sJa ~ aaa1as" ~ ~
ou1o ~, se'a"9 f'oo. auo slalti 10 oea4ora 1or
tue supply OF the people, In addition to furniah-
, 1874-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

squaro-toed shoes are again coming into fssh-.
ion.
-Eugleud mourns tho possession Of 9, ,45s. .e8l
unmarried women.
,-Heres progrosa. A Troy firm shipped three
tons ef panor collars TO Now Zosland last week.
Vs., on Saturday wook. sho was tho mother ol
twenty-ono ohdson.
mA ~, Paris a,hopkeoper displays thts sign:
swallowed wns purchased le,eT '''' '''|' 10
j, in England, . mau who spont all his monoy
: in dram shop. leaving his wife to starve to
death, has just boen convicted Of mansiaughtor.
Theatre, London hea preaontod I the T Duke oos Of
Edlnbnrgh Is Wedding gifi, a deBsort service
of ooG aolid gold. Its value l. between 5000 and
The compostor who made Gen. Butler's In
aam1nasion Of the bowels read "intlation Of tho
boweIH" ahould rely more upon the individual
words and less upon the contoxt.- Worcester
--JeH Davis attended recent examination Of
doaf and dumb children in London, aud Earl
Granville introduced him aB ~ diBtinpuisI1od
stranger who wished to inform hlmaolf Of The
method OF their education"
Baronet at the instance Of Mr. Disraol ia the
largest ooiory-owner Ia tho world, and ia etton.
aiye'y engaged In telographio enterprises. He
Tas @ one Of tue capitalists WIG aided In oomplo
- - eitizon OF Brownsville, Tex. employed
Mexican to transport $40 900 in silver from Sal
tillo to Brownsville. While the messenger Waa
still in Mexico, on rontc for Drounsvlle, he wsa
got upon by deaporadoes mud severely wounded,
but ho fought his way back to Brownsville and
delivered the allyor 70 his employer: Howovor,
on the night following, ho entered tho house
whore the silver was stored, killed tie owner.
and stole all tho silver he could carry away.
"A correspondent writes an follows Of d co1e.
bratod plaeo In Colorado Canon, called Eoho
PARK: "When gun is discharged. total silence
follows tho report for a moment; thon. with
startling anddennose, tho dcho is heard seeming
Ct great diHtance-sRy, five miles to the south
whence It comos back in separate and distinct
Teyesrberations,. IL loapng from glen to glon
Louder and quicker grows the sound. until m.
parently, directly opposite when fuu volume me
o. o. sonnn r. T. returned then onoe moro tho echo
eastward" ~ ava ~ 'As
.-Another horrible scene In tho British ROYAL
family. The Duchess Of Edinburgh had bor-
rowed the Priucoss OF Wales' crimplng-irons,
III returning thom she presented tho hot ends to
Her Royal HiglneBB, who thouglitleesly took
hold Of them, and then waltzed around with ono
hand between hor knoea for several minutes bo-
fore nho could speak, Eye-witneuseH Of tho o.
outronce oxpress their buiief that the DAYS of tho
Russian Empire are numbered.
, 1874-05-13
A NUN Accidentally IKtlls Ellis Little

From ths Lebannn tlfo.) Chyonic's,
Aterrlbla Notwithstanding aceideAt happened
last Saturday atteyuoon at the Residence Of Mr.
John Dowel, who liyos sixteen miles north OF
thla place and tLroo milos west OF Dooaturvillo,
by whioh Mr.. Dowoll killed. his littla
boYt aged years. Tho circumstances Of
thin sad affair, AZ we loarn thou,, arc %
follows: hIr. Dowoll .was standing upon o
largo log, in the act Of chopping It IL two, whom
Ais llttlo boy atrayed, within roach Of the AZ Oh
it was descending, which struok the unfortunate
child glancing blow upon tho head, inalcting
fatal wound, from which II ded In short time.
Mr. Dowell'a slglt iH very poor, indeed we are
informed that ho is almost bliud, aud did not
know hls little ono was uoar him until too late to
avert tho fatal blow,
, 1874-05-13

Tpa spal .rss,a pso1as0s BY stnosploFto pressure.
tho main aower Is 30 swift tint not
= bit Of anything Is aoan floating along. They
70 kept FREQ from any largo amount Of seyaso
faopoat by mea11s m ,1.a or peculiarly oonatructod
arca mon. Tho amalcr onos arc kopt oloan bv
hand. 090 mon bolng employed for Tic purnosc.
wiioso tenuro Of lifo after thoy onter tho sewors'
rarey o1cocda fifteen years. Il is by such nor
onviahie tito or being tho c1eanoat city in the
world. All tho solid mattor ia utilized and mado
to Pay rsvonno to the city largely exceeding
the lntorest on tho original cuat OF tho aowers,
, 1874-05-13

A telegram to tho Boston Herald aays that q
sud occurrence took place In .Oornlui,, Aiaie, on
Sunday. a young man natacd Sargent, on con.
lug home Saturday niNht, hung up his oyorcoat,
IN QUO pockot.of which waa . loaded revolver.
Sunday hla siet 7: Maria. bright little gill OF
was lang ng It up, tho revolver dropped from
the pocket. sho picked 1t up to ahow hor father
aud be, not knowing It was loaded, potnted it al
her, cooked md fired \. Tho bali outerod tho
girls side Just below the heart, and she foil to
the door aid expired almost iullantly,
, 1874-05-13
Tho Great sosvors OF pnrf..

Tue aewers Of Parla doHeryo to be ranked
au.opg tho wonders Of tho world. Thoy are
ttraveraod through great portion Of their oxtont
odor as tho streets ahoye them, Passage through
tho remsintpg portion Ia efrocted by mosuH Of
bouts. Along these magnificent aowors arc car
ried tue wires Of the telegraph. as we'll ~ the
pneumatic tubes tor the transmission Of
, 1874-05-13

1l0 did not tAlNK Uf. FREtaF60n oonHldofed It
any great compliment to be put into tue category
with Robert Oollyor, aud to.'bo regarded ~
proaohing the same Gospel With him, because
WAS tho autlpodos Of DR.. ColIyar's. What lai-
preston would that statement produce upon tho
mind Of. miulstor7 It was a principle Of con-
struotion that man WAS oonoluHively presumed
to intond tho natural aud probable conse-
quouces Of his aots. What would be
, 1874-05-13

ttop.
ohrlst in unfolding tho character Of God, In tesr-
ing down al Idols and IN filling the Universe With ono
spirit, infinite and sfessed; has done work that
should bind Him upon tho forehead and heart Of man.
9hut waa q sentment any Unitarian would
Lot us approach now mora warmly disputed propo.
aon TINT tho dyIneness Of Chtsat ia aomcthii,g es
sential IL tho Christian sya.em Tho Trinity, for
sud @ sss san eanSos e H.
for aod" IT IL not conceivable that any ono will pro
tend to havo experienced thres peraons bclug
IN H.nee rss
% e e. Of three oflcea, md permits ths ono oa a q
sssF Ss hs IL aiss sns Gf sseda o N os 6s aa
H. u iet = mortal o9qly ths hoart robbed 81 tho
tGs body was once seen rising from ths tomb, mud
IT, aSos @ saS I ts. r. hoavy laden, i apsisd 81
He had quoted that to ono Of tho uitnouues,
and asked Il he considered that all unequivocat
Btatement Of tho divinity OF Christ md ho ro-
Piled, "cortainIy." It wns easy TO understand
how the brethren came there to testify in behalf
Of tho fidelity OF their minister,-to Say that
they hud heard him presch tho Deity of Christ
.-wllen they took those sentences as expressing
the doctrine. They might exprosH. It aud they
might not; that was tho question andor disous-i
The speaker then quoted other passages from
tho anr1nons Of Prof. Swing to provo that he hsd
not taught tile doctrine or the deity OF Ulrlat
aud, to substantiate l.is vlews, read from q ser-
mor by pr: Ryder (UnivernalisD on the "Deity
ni Chrsit." =.
MANS p1soDEp1EKoE.
II there WINS anythlng which presbytorians ro-
gardea as lmportant it was That by nuns .iso-
heliance, sin aud deatla entered the world
Hence thoy. would hardly think that o preBby-
teriaa mlnihter would call IN question that dog
trlne, or would leave It's truth or falsity to the
conjecture OF his hearers.
Il God 1uada man upright then out Of that original
pley therG would haye rood up zach day, truth for
the Day, cear aud Welcome.-clear BECAUSE Welcome
Bat man subsequently foil into anfu! state the,,
wh this sp'rstaai separation, the evidence would
power 4. sn wo ahoala. after ti!nu, witnsss = world
tn Which tho heart Of Ainner would 10 bound to ony
Tho evidence Of saint: norravty would 10 seeking
ennvtation from prpot that Waa arranged for saint
Whethor our world ia not Just sucA opo loave to
your personal con lecture. ~
He did not want any one to 1eayo ANYTHING to
his personal conjecture when God spoke.
II God u the life Of tho world then the soul lint
aoparasea ttsef from Him by unbolicf would seeu to
have broken tho cn:a r. perpetual 6eing Mease
tAelr loss OF happiness rather than Of existence,
II u not enough that faith In Dayane teiug II
, 1874-05-13
The report mas adopted,
REVISION or THE DIaUIpIINE.

Hr. Blackburn presented tho following.
Rrsorsd, T4at tie presbytery Of Chicago heFeby
overture ths 1snaral Assembly 70 niata measures at
~ a Setso9 ~ at Lon!a 1874 for the revision OF tle
70 refer to any other rsaaona than tho neces
g aent on the faeo Of tho book for such xeyiaton,
and thn expersncs Of tbs Church.
af' 9usnes hoped special care would DO taken
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
ersig Ansiusss His:sirss


AUCTIOhREuS.
/, W stidham sor. III y an street
Joseph ". Miller 4tb spa HinE strssts
BANKERS & BllOkEAs.
r r. Robinson a %, 4oo Market street
BARRIERS a. saFR ID DtE-sRfi
A Ashsnbaeh. 20 Market street
BILL RINGERS a. BILL. POSrFNN
aso. W; Jsesson: y. ssh street
BO0T6 * sH0E AiAfkEks.ana DRA.e
BASoosk iS, % ! Bro. & - 4 - Mssssf fstss.e
John MossiI0s, ,0S Il s9 ss 5.a .sta fspiAf sTes's
" A Turrsr a %. sis Markets froes.
CAKPRNTRRs AND BUILDERS.
| j O. BAddock, shop Thorne tul front Re- i0t. w..
| j. r ID. sosdas shop ". Fnarin neAr v -~is
CIGARS 81 T0slstGo. ..
B.lsbsns R Dsasias,l;s ss.s s,, p s.ssst ''.ss.
| VIA II. Robinson, ~. u ish stsr~t
CLOCKS. Wsr.liBs. d JEWEs.sst-
| O. L Bush. corner Seventh ard nATks, stessis
Prsssep Aysn, ~ hisns s,ss .srsst
| tnAgH g. uAHRIstJt rSTKRtAl.
| VIM Grssn a %. d X eus 1 and shipisy -,s~ass
DRUGGISTS t.
/ Il. r. BrinKhurst az Market street
FLORISTS.
Tstnall %, Delaware Avenue SOD Jsrss-o.. ~ -.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
rhomss g. Pinminsr, sa Msrkst street
woolley Van Trump. al0 Market street,
GKNTp FURNISHING soOn~.
James A Watson Son. s24 Market stss-a
Ohas S. Morgan, 6M Market street.
John r. DouKhtsn. aiJ ANEE-t slsssa
HATS. GAPS. sc.
Hukll a wsirsvsn, ga hsrsss stnsst
OhAsL X. Dubell T. ID street
William p. Webb ~ Market strsar
HARDWARE.
James Bro. IA Market street
IRON 81 sTkEi-
! VIM Green Co. 3. ID. oos. I'd sad silp.s, ss--4
LIVERY STABLE~.
Patrick HellAna+ s. W. cor. Eroat and ORANGE
L0OKINA-aL LAsssRes d FA4at.~
f.l~ood Dozns. No ". sth street
i v. McAienssls. "a snd King strssta
9 MERCHANT TA7LoRS.
: Csc Gousrt, ls X foartb street
Q Cirrus Storm, Ill Market stTest
D | John h MuhIhAuasn. AIS King strAeA
. | Samuel Miller, JE, iat Aafksi sisssi
Q PAPER HANGINfir. ~IkApb-. 80.
John r. Holt. I'd and ASrssi saresu
PLUHBRRs AND GAS FITsTFn~
1 w. n. 6Dieapis. as W. srn street
RRzL ESTATE AakNTS.
sysns Fsnninxton, Ailmead's Bds. srt sa, sAs,
N. Ohild Cos Nc W. 7th street
= j. II. Frazer, ID and Shiple5 strsess-
A. B. Grimshsw, Ne / W "a Street
samuel W. Mcbaallsy. 7os Market srrss,, tssee "a.
Wm. AoOaullsg 90, 80 Market street.
XII RESTAURANT a. BfLI.IARD .sou
Joseph Fullrasr, E4 and ~ M4sksi street
SEWING MACHINES.
i Gro~sr a Baker 3 M. Co, 5y7 King slrsst
Ns~ Amariesn Sewing Machine, 7fs Msrte' vtrss,
COFFEE and TIA Desier~L
. Union Pseihe Tsa ooinpsns. sl2 M@rkss street
4 UNDERTAHERs.
y ThosL J. Giles, III shiplsy street.
~ R. s. Young, aa Market str~es.--skse Ad-1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
Local 6revSsses.

sun rises Al GA
Sun sets at 50.
lXL mlnce meat gives satisfaction,
Jones fruit butter and mlnce meal. La No. l.
Be sure and get IxL mince meat you want it
good. ffI
For thanksgiving day buy bucket Of Jones mince
meat
Board of Education meets on Monday evening
next.
We warrant our mlnce meat and fresh butter TO
keep in any climate.
large as sortment Of driving g'oyes sre shown at
DOughten's, 4i0 Market Street
Easy ntting shoes for those who have tender feet.
at Penningtons. 9Th and Orange street
A large stock Of ladies Rentlemens and children s
mer no underwear, at W. M kennard Cos
csnvasser received orders for 90 ALMAsAcs AND
YEAR Books at New Castle, In about two hours.
Buy the best, use no other. The once of the
Grover Baker sewing machine Is at 5ol King st.
An impossibty-To get boots aud shoes at lower
pricss than what Pennington offers, Al sih and Or
ange streets.
Mprrisson's Fame Fire Place Heater Is the besl
in the market, it is 50 said. For sale Al Sd and ship
/ ley street.
Bayne. the tailor, SIS Market Street. has the best
selection Of piece goods for gentlemen and youths
/ wear In the CITY
It pays to buy the best in buying candles. Mia
Maxwell, 29s W I'd, sells whitman's CONNECTIONS Al
| Whtmans prices.
Some very superior oyercostings now In ready ts
make up prom Hly, and at q moderate price. a
9ouert's, ID q. sth street.
About now LOOK At your yellow curtains and SEND
them 10 the City Laundry 10 be "dons up" fresh an
nice. c. l. Is at 4. 9th street
Have carpets shaken often by Ferry's machine. A
posal card will reach him II addressed . Ferry
Delaware avenue and Madison street, CITY,"
At W. A. Turner Cos store, Fourth aud NnFke
Streets, you can ouy hns caf boots. hand made, 70
$3.50, worth $500 cnldren's good school shoes 70
| Sl.O0 and IS
For anything you want In the boot, shoe, siippe
or rubber ine call at the Boston One Price Boot
Shoe House, No. 200 Market street. where you ca
buy cheaper than At ans other place In the CITY Q
state.
? Something new for tn men fur-nned. wstei
Q proof beaver boot which We are selling very chea
e at the 81 N One Price Boot and Shoe house. N
I 2es Market Street We can give you the best
reference In regard 70 them To see them IL TO bu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
Auftinii SALTS.
SALE

IA
REAL ksTATE.
BY virtne Of the provisions OF the last VIII and
Tesiamenf Of Anu gnrtis, deceased Will be axposen
az public sale and solh, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER LIST, at o'ciocs, Pm
at the Auction Room OF l. W. stidaam A son. No
Ill Is East Fourth Street, in the CITY OF
wilmington
NO. l. All that certain lot or piece OF land sitnats
In the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid with three
story brek dweliiug homie erected thereon tounaed
xud descrined as follows, 10 wit: Beginning al the
zontberiy side of seventh Street between Lombard
aud Pine Streets at the distance OF Mt EIGHT fset
ten inches from the eastery side OF LON ard rect
thence sou'heTy parallel with Lombard street about
eighty feet TO the nor hery side Of alley running
ffon Lombard towards Pine street, about fifteen or
sixteen teet wide Themes viii aid alley sde east
terry thirteen feet ak inches 10 a stake thence
northery parallel win Lombard street, through the
middle OF the division wall between the houses on
th- and the al olning lois eighty feet to the said
side Of seven Street thence herewith westerly
thirteen fret six inches to the place OF beginning be
Street.
No. q Al that lot or piece Of land situate in the
/ cry OF Wilmington, Aforesaid, with three-sIury
brick dwelling thereon erected. bounded and de
sciibed as follows 10 wit beginning the wester
y side OF Poplar Street, at the distance OF seventy
one feet from the northery sce of Fifth Street at
/ line OF land Of Levi NJ. Hargis thence westerl,
parallel with Fifth Street, sxty-two feet and nine
inches 10 four foot wide alley, leading In Fifth
street., thence northerly along said ally side parallel
with Poplar street thirteen ieei and six inches 10
line OF land of Robert II. Jones, thence easterly
parallel with fffth street sixy-two feet and Mine
| Inches TO tue westerly side OF Poplar Street AM
thence Herewith southerly thirteen feet and sil
inches to the place OF beginning, be The coAtenu
therof what IL may. Being Sll Poplar street
| TERhS.-Ten per cent OF Inc purchase money y
be paid cash wren the property Ia struck on, th
balance OF iwo-thirds within thirty days, where
upon the purchaser shai! he entited 70 deed IN fe
simple, The remaining third 10 be secured bF tn
judgment bond Kn1 mortgage Of the purchase
payable IN one year with interest
Title unquestionsble. Any person desiring 70 ex
anime said properties Will be shown the same b
spply ing On the premises-
T. WoRRILOW,
| J.w. ThANoR,
noys- s-atawtdecl Executors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

rY-Lo0KI LoOKl LooKi
KELLY's DYSPKPSIA MIXTURE oR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
I. VI. cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
tnrh-
II Sll make you strong and give you new hfe.
Il Tl act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
ton
Il Ii pleasant 70 take and perfectly harmless.
Ii viii do al that q tonic Will do without liquor 10
stimulate. 1t is pot Wine OF Iron. Try II. DOCTORS
prescriue IT, Ci.- -gy recommend it. Thousands
ave Teen cured with il. suffer no longer. send
and get cTeusr See what 1t has done.
For sale by smith h Painter, e. Bringhurst Co.,
z. McInal. Jr.. and druggists generally. sprz-llm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

FEH Asoohslic S.fns,ilants tax into the blood
the heart worAs fas -er. and this unnatur1l speea
wears out the vital machinery. AL intoxicating
nostrums advertised as " tonics, r5novators &C.
produce this disastrous effect, and should be re-
iected DR WALKERS NISAdAR BITTERs-aa lnslg-
orant without the curse OF alcoholic everywhsie e
supp.Aatlug these polsonF. noSlo+W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
XeWards.

0IO REWARD - STOLEN ABOUT
- M xlx o'cl,ck last evening from front o. f9s
Msrkst street black beaver over coat The above
reva-d will be ic fer the return Of the coat and
Apprehension OF rsief, by JOHN IL. AoohEss :
noyso-at 92s Markell street, Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

DOOFIN9-OLD LEAKY TIN, SLATE
lG shingie and oompos.isn roofs made water
tight and durable by coat OF Plastic sLATk,
and at 6mall cost. ...-.
Plastic slate Asbestos and Gravel Rooang.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Good Hannaz Hardware Store,
feh5-lyof tas Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
- - =.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.-
Railroad Hours.
rr.rxz 1--we w1LMpssros.

fRGrxs -zAvs wII,nssTos-
.-Hes lszs YORK k-l.sl. A. NJ; isiT, is-aa, s<a P NJ
Ess = ssAssdsspIia- sss, sie sso 1850. A.
NJ: 1911 l7.4S 2 Z, 5.47- 10, e-so P. NJ Sundays.
7 81 A-rN. sc1, ESQ. $50 z. NJ
Fcr Balttners.--le,s4. s9s. lc,ea, A. NJ; Lss'
~ sEasss.gton-I25s, 2o3 A. NJ: 17-5s. La,
k.aa. TIE, r. M Sundays 1888, 2.03, A NJ
Fbr Dtiaasaye f. R.-e.9a, le1o, A M e.se, Il.
NJ No suntay trains
Rr Bees castl<.-5Jo, 49,. a n. LIS, 49, 2. n
~ Wl,5,f--s7E ~ r-ess7r , g-Saa, A NJ
$50. blsP.M. Nc SUNDAY train.
For Wilmington d; Tt4isrn &. h-ie - A. NJ ass
P. n. No sunday trains. .-.----.s-ss-s-| 1-s~
rRAnss AsyIyy At ~ILsTseTcr.
Frera kerr Yeti .ss.r..- H. ID 81. a4l@s sisf r
NJ sundays. LIS. a NJ ] II 7
PSvr1 Psiiadslp xsa-I2sa, l.5s, s5a, A. NJ; if.oe
NJ 1a5z. f.1s. 4.po, a.l5s --s5. -3is sl5 llo r.
Sundays, i24& 1.rs, lO.os. A N. ll.o9 p NJ.
Prors Port Dsg3osii.-s.u4, A. VI. No sunday trsin
Fros Bslfssse-x. = III, iQ.25, A. M 1901, lfs!
ssa, %, p. ". Sundays III. A. N. 20, r y
Ffsza. EasAsaetoH. = In, A. NJ: NV, lS4o' 90
Ffers p.la.sarsA 4, k-iait A NJ 3 so' So
Hers Meas casiil-s.oo, lois, A NJ; .ssa 50
P. NJ. No SnniAy 1AlDs- =,
Tsno,. rilrsf-stoz 4 RsaSs5sg P R--s.5S. A. ".
Loo s5, p. NJ. No sunday trains. :.
Frors Hssrsfssa1aa a. Western X RIO a. T.
slbP. NJ. No asy trains.
LEAVE FHn.TDsIREIs ZOE wIINnaroF.
1870, s.so, 1889, A NJ. 1S15 a-5e Aso aio ~
as. s.so IL 30. 2. n. eundsSs iase $50 a NJ "
II. 50 r. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

sSDIAH0SD JBFBLRT q Specially. AInert
can and Imported watches is carat solid gold rings
llies anu genus solid gold chains. JewelrJ Ia ever
TareIy, Also eocks AZ prices 70 suit the times a. T.
v Ballys Old estSblished stand, NO. 6zs Market st,
plLa1elphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
stormy.

stormy.
sakes John, how 1t rains aud you going out
You'n surely get wet 70 the skin.
Now dame there's no need TO put yourself out
For THIS coat shall put myself In,
fear not the raiu, though in torrents Il fall,
Nor by Winters cold blast aFn dlsmsyed,
get all my Clothes from the famed Iopsr Hall.
And can face any storm thus srrayed.
Weather aud time defying garments, stylish and
comfortable, can always be selected from our im-
mense STOCK, at prices low snoagh 10 suit all Iur-
chssers, BENNETT a CO., Tu Nkk HALL cLOTE-
ING BAZAAR, SIS MARKET STREET, halfway
betweel Fifth and sixth streets, Phuadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

Ew- BonS Bosts and Shoes, also Misses and CHI
tyrn's SHOES Ia great variety, and al extraordinary
~ PRICES at Pfettymans III Market Street, thlr-
fD0f below Second. o." octs-sn'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

tE-urs. Dradleay, at - East 9Th street, mAnufle
tnr al kinds Of zefhyr goods and sells wnoiesal
and re AL, cheap for cash no'5-l1a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

Es- Ldrys Fall and Winter stock OF Boots an
shoes at Prettsnans cheap boot and shoe store, II
Market Sfreet,'Thrd door below Second
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

sz-B BdbcoaE 4 Bro. keep ladies' buttoned 6cois a
325l. they are splendid. AT 10 Market street
alovs Second, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
WE INVITE ATTEN

LyLANNEI.S. - WE INVITE ATTEN
IL ton TO oar assortment Of Flannels lust opened.
embracing all the hest makes, from low 70 nne
grades IN WHITE scarlet gray, and fancy, both plain
and twillsd and amoag which win be found some
scided baraains.
Fourxh and Market Streofz.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

sTTrv RabeoeE 4 Bios best calf stitched boots,
Sorra SD az 50, go Market street, east side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

E=-rou en- o., dne calf bOoss wide sole and heel,
comfortable for walking, al B2Deosk Bro $ 10
Market street, lower side.