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Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
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Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

IN j!h. luih, le,h. aud 37lb Buckets, and
at rc'al in Quantities 70 si,it purchasers. InG
RESI- MADE.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
Crackers.

VVNHAT Old RYE H-HILEl Is GEN
uine, and cur other brands 4, good a,
you can get arywaere ior the same price.
oc2I L.INbIN 4 EGGLENTON
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28
Local BrevltIes.

Sunrise 5.54.
Sunset 5.4S.
The latest Fall styles Of hats at Dubell's.
The rush for Fullmer's reed birds continues.
GJose and chicken feathers Adair, Fourth and
King
Six minutes difference between the length of
days and nights now.
The Popularity Of the Grover d Baker, sewing
machine contiL ues.
Bayne, the tailor, 515 Market Street. caters TO the
tastes OF old and 6oung
The cheapest and best furniture at the Enterprlse
Co.'S Store, 40 Market street.
The cooler the weather the greater the rush Ia
buxDeums clothing emporium.
Great bargains In ladies sacques for Fall wear,
something erasrely new, at Llcntenstens.
Morgan keeps his eye open for the handsomest
ana latest styles OF goods for gentlemen's wear
Singles a Sons superior partaga cigars are lust
the tning for hard times. And the people are all
nadlng II out.
Houston Przer's Fourth Street Store Is largely
patronized because the best of corees teas and
spices can be got there
Pennington knows what kind OF shoes are wanted
| ~ ladies' and children, and is always prepared
Ine ladies' I o know all about 1t.
| Gouert the Fourth Street Tailor, is determined
not 10 be outdone. The clothing made by him is
FULLY up to the fashions and admired by everybody
Get your winters coal from File Murphy, over
| In the Ninth Ward, before tue cold weather comes
on. y is cheaper now than II will be month hence
what wonderful amount OF furniture is TO be
founu at j. a j. N. Harmap's Furniture store Az
King STREE, and the low Prices at which ii is solo
/ Is more wonderful still.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

Charles Ferguson, for an assault on Abram
Comegys, was held in $500 for Court.
Thomas Cannon, for violation Of the city Or
dinance in relation to goats, was fined ~ and
costs.
James Waters, for a violent assault on George
Irvine, was hold in $500 for court. Irvine is a
colored man and keeps a barber shop at SOL
Church street. Waters is member OF the
shop and first driving out the assistant, knocked
the proprietor down on his appearance and kick
ed him in the face.
James Darra for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct was fined IS and costs and held in 1900
to keep the peace.
Eve drunks with the usual penalties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28
HxAalroaa nAours.


fhA1n6 Law WILMINGTON.
FOR Hss Yorh-1si A. NJ, 1a.17, 1919, o.Aa, P. M.
P6r PAdadelphsa.-l.s1, $50, $40 $50, 1880, A.
NJ 1217, 200, 445. b.49, It's, 1924 P. n Sundays,
81, A. M. 445, $50, 1924, p. N.
For Balthnors-1262, 2.05, 1903 A NJ; 1.2s,
$50, G.lo, p. M. Sundays, 1859, 2,o9, A. M.
Fer Washington. a0s, A M; 12.b6, 1.23,
Ito, P. N. Sundays, 1889, 20s, A. M.
For Deiatccre f R.-12.5o, 1910, a. M. 6.Bb, p.
No sunday trains.
For Nep casas.-l9b5 1910, A. M 1.a5, s.sb, $50
P. M. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Reading r. R.-6.so, A. M.
Las, b.1o, p. M. Sunday trains. $50 P. M.
P. M. Sunday ats M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Neis York.-l.6s, A. M; Lib, 100, P. NJ
Sundays, 1853, A. M.
From philadelphia 1.1s, 9.oe, A. M; 400
NJ; 1.1s, 400, 5.t5, $50, 100 $40, 1885, P. NJ
Sundays, 12.42, 1.bs, 1905, A. NJ. 10.bo, P. M.
FroDs Port Deposft.-S.04, A. NJ. No Sunday train
From baltimore. - 1.21, 1925 A. M; 1907, 6.32
Ola, P. NJ. Sundays, LII, A. M: 1914, p. M.
From Washington. = III, A. M; 12.0I, b.sp
1914, P. NJ Sunday, 1.9l, A. M; 1o.l4, p. M.
From Deia,care R. R.-10.1b, A. M; s.40, 9.bo, T.
NJ. 20 Sunday trains.
Hom Ne,o Cdsfls.-S00 TO- IS, A. M 40, Gas, 9.bc
P. M. No Sunday trains
From Wilmington d Reading r. R.-s.io, A. M.
From Wilmington d Western r. RHO, A M.
9.1o P. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA poR WILMINGTON.
1910, $50, 1880, A. NJ. 121b, 290, 400, b1b 800
$40. $50, 11.su, P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

Lewis needs a good school.
The crocus season is done.
Seaford wants minstzEls.

Le"is neous good SCHOOL
The ctocus season is done.
Seaford wants minstzels.
Lowsry runs three tables at his Milford hotel.
There are four applicants for license in Smyr-
ma.
A lodge Of K. of p. will be organized In Sea-
ford soon.
The tournament at Odessa takes place on
Thursday.
The Fare from Harrington to New York via
Lewis is %.
The Milford base ball club has gone into win
The Dover Jail has II inmates, most of them
awaiting trial
Georgetown charged the circus $50, but it got
of by paying $15.
T. ]. Williams, of Cambridge, lectures in Sea-
ford ON Tuesday evening.
Manners, Fisher 4 Co. have put in some new
machinery at their Seaford mill.
The new oannery at Lincoln is doing quite u
large business for its first season.
| Rev. Mr.. Wright, recently called to Smyrna,
| preached HIS first sermon on Sunday.
JOS. P. Morris, of Millsbore has launched a
yacht which he calls the John p. Cochran.
The little monthly paper AZ Leipsic, which
has heretofore been witten, will be printed now.
| Seaford pettioned for the continuance of the
evening train to that town, but it has been with
| drawn.
Baisley Wallace slipped from the deck Of al
oyster boat last week, int the Nantcoke, and
was drowned.
| Mrs. Rachael Turner, Smyrna widow lady,
recently fell down stairs, breaking her arm and
dislocating her wrist.
| Enough signatures to an application for license
cannot De obtained in Brdgeville, and the hotel
keepers will not apply.
Several colored men OF Milford have saved
enough money to build themselves houses, thit
fall. The lots are already staked OF.
| Great quantities OF lumber were carried OF by
the heavy storm on the.lower Nanticoke, severa
COWS were drowned, and several houses wert
| flooded
A number OF youths OF Odessa have formed
themselves intoa glee club and called them
selves the Morning dlories." They sing Al
night and in the day time tin-pan dogs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IN OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of the provisions OF the last WIN and
Tesiane OF James Curtis, deceased, Will he ex-
posed at Public Sale, and sold on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, AT O'Clock p. NJ
At the Auction Rooms of L. W. stldham 4 Son, No.
Ill tast Fourth street, In the City OF
Wilmington.
No. /, All that certain lot piece OF land situate
In the City OF Wilmington af resad. with two
story stone dwelling house thereon erected bounded
and described as follows, to wilt:
Beginning at the west-rly side Of Orange Street,
between Eighth and Ninth Streets ut the distance.
OF two hundred and one feet ten and half inches
from the n0rthery size of Eighth Street and at the
middle OF two feet wide alley between this an the
house on the adjoining lot sold TO Cyrus Leris the
the said alley being for the common use and benefit
OF the owners and occupers NJ the two lots forever
thence along the middle OF said alley and by SAID
lot westerly parallel to Eighth Street one hundred
and twelve leet to the easerly side Of New Street,
thence thereby northery eighteen feet TO stake a
corner OF lot late of William p. Williams" H. de-
ceased, thence thereby Eastery parallel 10 Eighth
Sire and passing through anu along the middle OF
the division we'll between the two houses, hun
dred and twelve feet 20 the side OF Orange Street
Aforesaid and thence thereby sOutherly eighteen
feet TO the place Of beginning. be the content what
IL may, (Deing No. s2b Orange Street)
No. 2, All that lot or piece Of land and two story
brick messuage thereon, situate In the city OF Wi.
mington aforesaid, bounded and described as fol
lows, TO wit:
between Tn I'd and Fourth Streets, and adjoining
tw0-story brick dwelling of Anthony Carey, former
~ wesley Bailey, thence southerly along Walnut IT.
fifteen feet nine inches TO house and lot OF Ever
| ard M. Clees thence along his line cas- erly ant
parallel to Fourth street sixty feet back to land Of
said Carey thence soutneriy and parallel to Wal
nut Street fteeen feet nine inches to another lint
OF said Carey, at a corner in his garden; theme,
Herewith westerly sixty feet to the place OF begin
ming, be the contents more or less. (BeinglNo. 800
Walnut Street.
The above properties are clear OF all liens and In
| Cumbrances
| TERMS Ten per cent of the purchase money Il
| be paid cash when the property is struck of thu
| remainder within sixty days on tender or deliver,
OF the deed, tine purchaser to pay for the deed.
| n NORRlI4OW,
| Adm. d. B.. n CTA Of James Curtis decd.
| sep22 %. QqOct9. 6-f0-1a-1i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

Delaware Lodge, No. /, !. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Herman Lodge, No, 29, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 8,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. 8, Jr. o. Q. A. NJ, al
Hall 5l1 Market street.
Enterprise Circle B. .. c. A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. l. K. of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, oil Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 8, A. o. Of G. F., a
McClary's Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. z, s. of It.
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. IS, I. o. Of G. T., at room
18th and Scott Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28
STOCK QUOTATIONS, AT O'CLOCK TO-DAY.
Reported by Merrick, johnson a Co., Bankers h
Brokers, 9Th and Market Stsl
New Advertisements, To-day.

Assignee's sale OF confectionery
WanNd-Girl for general housewskk
List OF unclaimed letters
Proposals for building Ferry Boat
French language and literature-J Machere
Wanted-Board for two girls
Funeral notice
Hartlware--Wm ii Billsny
Teas and coffees-Houston 4 Prizer.
Reed birds at Fulmers Brevtty
Neat fitting shirts-C Morgan. BFeyity
Furniture-Enterprise Co
Cheap hats-Dubell. RevitY
Partaga cigars-Singles 4 Son
Sewing machlnes-Grover Il Baker
FAN clothins-Buxbaum, Brevlty
Gouert, the tailor
Hats and caps-w P Webb, Breylty
Fall and Winter goods-Bayne, Breyity
3 anke,s-I.lchtensteln Brevlty
Fine furniture-L f Adalr, Brevlty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28
City 8nsiusss Hi.sstrys

AUCTIONEERs. -------
I; W; stidhsm Son, Ill =, 4th street.
BANKERS d BROKERS'
R. R. Robinson a Co., 100 Market street
BARRIERS d HAIR DREssRRs
A. Ashenbach, 200 Market street.
BELL RINGERS d. BILL POsrRRs
Geo. W; JACKSON. 8 ". 9Th street
Howard o. Moore No. 5, X. Third street
BOOT a. SHOE mAKERs, and DRArs
VIM Boldly, 9 ". 9TH street. N''~
Bsboecf Bro. Ss 4 I ss Makes sasse, strss,
John (; Morsls ,oS u Sth a. and Poplar stresiA
W. A. Turner o. sis Markets rs treot
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERs
]. @. Haddock, shop fhorne bel Front Rss ,o,.,,
j. n. d. Seeds, shop W. Fourth near West "'" ms-
CIGARS d. TOBACCO.
Brisbane DeMAinville, IA Mark s,r..,
Geo. A, Davis, 602 bhipley street.
VIM. IL. Robinson, 118j9 &C. 4th street
CLOCKS, WATCHES. a. JEwEIaRs
e l. Bush. corner Seventh and Market streets,
j. q. Massey. Is L. 9TH Street rect
COACH 81 CARRIAGE mATEKIA,
VIM. Green Co.. 8. X. cor Sd and shipley stras,.
DRUGGISTS.
IL. r. Bringhurst. 8l7 Market street
OVERS g. sC0URERs.
Nicholas Jonney 40 King street.
FLORISTS.
Tstnan a Co., Delaware Avenue aud jefferson A,,,.
| GENERAL INSURANCE ACENTs
| T.o,... n t,n,u,.a- 20 .s,-.. 'hNts'
Woniav i van Tr,,p ~ III lnh n vet y, street
| GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Uhas Morsan M s Malt ~ Market street
John P. Douehten, ai0 Market street
HATS, GAPS. &c.
| Hukll A Wnlravep 40, M.,l.,.,..,
ohes. r. Dubell, n. ID street
william 7. webb wv Market street.
LANDMARK.
". n: B9iibany w Market street.
ii. H. Mciptyre. an MssIa s's ssqa.,
IRON x, aTREt
W.. -. = a. T, -
.vTpv sm. ~. ~, on Anu hn'p'1S.slfool
It,. .,L,-sas et,,,-ns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

YIsfT OF BIRLE CLASSES AND PRESENTATION
On Saturday evening. Last, the bible classes OF
Mr.. s. Jersey. of the Union M. E. Church. con-
eisting OF about twenty members, with the pas
tor and choir OF the church, visited their teach
er at his residence, TIL west Seventh street, and
spent the evening in a social way. During the
evening Prof. Allen arose and IN behalf Of the
Bible classes presented Mr.. Hersey with very
elegant set of silver forks entirely to his surprise,
but the present was not the less acceptable for
this reason. DR.. Willard Springer responded for
Mr. Hersev
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28
The clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TODAY

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TODAY,
5 N Ruggles, New York.
W H Thompson, Phils.
Chss E A Lippincott,
VIM H Purnell, Newark.
H W Graves, New York.
L NJ Price, Washington.
s M Cunningham, San Franclhco
W H Rosten, Phila.
Saml Ener, "
W E Woodbridge, New York.
f L Fernsld, U. s. N.
Francis o'Callaghan, Phila.
A N Kiethler,
8 . Larkin, Penna.
Joseph Casho, Apalachicols, Fla.
d 1saacs, New York.
Jas Rossback, /"
II Cohen, "
James R Turner"
Fred A Richer, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION. Democratic
Association Of Wilmington was re-orgsnized on
Friday evening and its hesd-quartaN estab-
lished In the Americus club rooms. Hoh- 7. F.
Bayard Was made President, John P. Springer,
A. Murphy, Daniel Farrs, W. Cummins, James
Kennedy, Edward johnson and R. Cottingham
vice Presidents, MerFs Taylor Secretary, and
James W. Ware Treasurer. The following Ex-
ecutive Committee was also elected: First
Wmd, John P. Springer; Second, VIM. Bare
Hayes Fifth, A. Givin Sixth, Henry Q. Truitti
Seventh, James Carswell; Eighth, G. O. Ward
Ninth, NJ. Farrell Tenth, D. F. Findley.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

EE- n tpoud be difficult to estimate the enormous
amount OF happiness the pleasant and aable Charles
Kyle dispenses In the course OF summer, to the
public, on the corner Of Second and Market street.
Charles Is nearly always there, In a good humor,
with his oranges, bananas, peanuts, and especially
his elegant ice cream, that the people like so we'll
and there everybody goes, or ought to, OF warm
day TO refresh himself or herself. Charey is one of
the best natured men 10 town. and his Ice cream is
famous all over the world. At this stand he has
been for years, and without him, the place would
look odd and deserted. jy1s-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

-QuARTERLY REVIEW AT ST. PAUL's YESTERDAY.
The quarterly review exercises at St. Paule M.
E.afternoon Sabbath School, Joseph Pyle Super
lntendent, yesterday afternoon, were very inter
esting and the room was filled by the children
and their friends, The Superintendent had pre-
pared and had printed questions and answers
covering the lessons Of the last quarter which
were used, the school answering in chorus
Singing by the school was also prominent fea-
ture in the exercises, and addresses were made
by Revs. L.. Marks and j b Merritt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

LARGE FuNERAL.-The funeral, yesterday, of
little Maggie j., infant daughter OF William II.
| and Amelia Foulk, was attended by a very large
concourse of citizens. The Scott M. E. Sunday
school, of which Mr.. Foulk was Superintendent,
turned out in a body and sang some beautiful
hymns at the grave.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

TIE RUGBY MoNTHLY.-This meritorious anna
teur monthly enters upon its second volume
with the issue Of September, which Is just out.
1t is the production Of the students Of Rugby
Academy and is edited by Edwin H. Gayley
assisted by Howard r. Robinson. The business
manager is Chas. p. Phillips.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF MECHANIC ARTs.-A
regular stated meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Delaware Institute Of Mechanic
Arts was held on Saturday evening last. The
Committee on Exhibition reported that they had
secured, through the liberality of James Brad
ford, Esq, the new market house for the exhibi.
ton, and that they expected it to be open about
the goth Of October. A large Committee was
appointed to make all the necessary arrange
ments, and the whole Executive Committee will
be subdivided into special committees.
The General Committee on the Exhibition
consists of the following gentleman, Meesrs
Grimshaw, Lea Pussy, Chas. Pussy, Geo W.
Roberts, Geo. w. Stone A. Allen and Fielder
Israel
Another meeting Of the Committee will be
held on Tuesday Tomorrow evening, at 7.3
who can contribute to the success OF the exhibi
ton, are invited to be present at all the meet
ings of the committee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

ANOTHER HORSE DISEASE IN CHESTER COUNTY.
Horse diseases of various kinds have prevailed
in Chester county since the epizooty, seemingly
the result of the disease. Most Of them seem
to psrtake of paralync nature. One Of these
diseases has attacked the horses Of Messrs. DAN
iel Waleigh and N. P. Marlley, of West Vincent
township. This disease first affects the animal
with languor, stiffness of the entire body, and
in some cases swelling of the legs, sometimes to
twice their natural size.-West chester Record.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

The EXERCISES AT ST. JAMES YEsTRRDAY.-
The exercises which took place, yesterday, at St.
James chapel, upon the occasion OF the opening
OF the new organ, were very interesting and the
chapel, both in the morning and afternoon, was
crowded. The music by the Cathedral choir, of
Philadelphia, WAS delightful, the singing Of Misc
Maloney and Miss Cassidy being universally sd-
mired. The church and altar were tsstefully de.
cnratad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

REPUBLICAN MEETINo.-A Republican mass
meeting will be held at the City Hall on Friday
evening next. We will announce the names OF
the speakers tomorrow In the meantime
make no other engagement for Friday evening
but repair to the appointed place and hear the
| issues OF the canvass discussed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

The FALL 6oHUTzENFEsr.-rhe main
schutzenfest of the Wilmington Rifle Club will
commence in the Schutzen Park on Monday
the 9Th Of October, and continue three DAYS
The Italian Brass Band now playing in Philadel-
nesday. Several rifle clubs from distance are
expected, and every thing promises successful
festival
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

TEsTINo SUPERsTITIoUs BELIEF. -At Roach 8
they are going to test the efficacy OF the old
time superstition about Fridays unluckiness.
The keel of the new Pacific Mail Steamship was
laid on Friday, and the bending of certain
prominent pieces of iron for her hull was COM
menced on Friday. Thus, until the day of her
launching, will be begun on Fridays certain
principal portions of the vesiel, and possibly on
Friday will she be committed to the waters OF
the Delaware.-C Chester Nelps
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

ARMS BRoKEN.-George Greenwood, aged
about IL years, and residing at Riddles Bank, met
with severe accident last Saturday afternoon.
He had been up walnut tree shaking down the
walnuts, when he fell on rock underneath the
tree, and striking with his hands first both wrists
were broken He was conveyed to the residence
of his parents close by, and Dr. Draper being
summoned, reduced the fractures.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

WESTERN UNION OFFICE CHASoEs.-Mr. Frank
Moody. whoha been for some years operator
at the principal Western Union Telegraph Office
in this city, at 3rd and Market, has been trans
ferred from his position here to manager of the
Chester office. Mr.. Moody ia a fne operator,
and we are glad to note his promotion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

CHoIB VISITATION. evening the choir OF
Trinity Church, led by Professor Rhoads, by in
vitation Of Bradley James, Esq, visited the West
Presbyterian Church, where they performed
some OF their most exquisite pieces of music,
much to the satisfaction Of the congregation.
Mr.. James is the organist OF the West Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28
%uftintl Salts.
A sSIGNEE'S SALE
or

A ssIGNEES SALE
IN OF
PLAIN AND FINE CONFECTIONERY
viii be sold at Public Sale,
OCTOBER 9TH, 1874, at 10 O'CLOCK A, M.
The following described plain and fine Confec-
tionery Plain stick candy, cream candy ta1y, pea.
nut and walnut bar, mint and love drops, rose ana
burnt almonds, French and plain Secrets small anu
large chocolate drops, sweet German chocolate,
mint lemon, rose and cinnamon lozenges, creHm bon
bons imperial drops sugar marbles Jordan and Sicily
almonds, rose and lemon A. b. gum drops, lne rose,
lemon orange and vanilla gum dropsmarsh mallow
drops rock canuy, Calabrla and Sicily cof1ce, can
dy c sars, White Noun ain and New York chewing
gum, raisins, almonds, English walnuts, hberIs,
cream nut, Pecan nuts, paper bags, wrapping pa
per, and lot of cigars, Also, the Tools and FIX
lures, consisting Of counter, scales and weights
shelves, Jars two show cases one set OF platform
scales. -
TOOLS IN FACTORY.
3 large marble slabs, 8 copper kettles, furnaces
l machine frame, sets rollers, plalt and kossuth
combined, cocoanut cutter, lie non drop cutter, hoai
hound cutter and movable Knife.
All the owe tools ami fixtures are in good order
and nearly new, only having been In use about nyt
months. Also one awning All lease on store I'll
March 25th, 1873.
sepqsts JOS Il. TOOTH, Assignee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

TIE QUIET PRRsuAsIvE.-Th is quiet
courtesy and modest unobtrusivenesa about a
wise advertisement that create certain respon-
sive feeling Of sympathy in the reader. We all
like to be solicited, and it natural to suppose
that he who most politely, clearly and persistent
ly sohcits us, stands the better chance for our
trade.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

FURTHER DEATHS AMONG THE CArTLE,-Capt.
William Thatcher reports this morning, the
death yesterday, Of another of his COWS from the
new cattle fever, and says that another will die
during to-day. Mr.. Almond has also lost an
other COW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28
CITY TIE m 8.

~ Wednesday, Thu sdoy and Friday, September
2sd, gath and goth, passenger car will be attached
TO fast freight train leaving WILMINGTON al A. NJ,
stopping at stations b tween here and Middletown,
nor the purpose OF accommodating passengers who
wish to attend the Penlnsuar Fair. Sep22-3t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

REsIeNED.-William D. Pickles, yesterday, re-
signed his position as chorister of the Union M
L. sunday School on account of a bronchial at.
lection Of the throat. The resignation WAS ac
cepted with many regrets, and at the Request
of MIR. Pickles his name WAS placed upon the
teachers roll, both for the morning and after.
noon schools.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

PROPOSALS FOR BUHpIEo FERRY BoAT.-The
Broadway and Locust Point Ferry Company, Of
Baltimore, advertise for proposals for building q
ferry boat, with its machinery. Their advertise.
ment will be found elsewhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

BLUE Rock VS.. BRANDYwINE AcrNE.-0n Sat
urday afternoon, the Blue Rocks, of Brandy
wine HID, played a match game with the Bran
DIVINE Actives, on the Tallyville grounds, the
same resulting in victory for the latter club
| by score of SO to IA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

PRoTkAcTED MEETING CoMMENoED.-A pro-
tracted meeting commenced at Mt. Salem NJ. L.
church, last evening, the nitiatory sermon being
preached by Rev. ]. d. Curtis. Rev. ]. q. Sy-
pherd will preach tomorrow evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-28

PEACHES Do PAY MIR. Lewis Buchanan, on
the farm Of Hon. J. A. J. Cresswell, near Ekton,
has peach orchard of 20 acres. About acres
of this orchard did not bear. BE has sold, says
the Wing, S2,442.5l of fruit, and says it is all
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