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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
Presiding EIder Thompson.

REVOLUTIONS By THE NJ. L. PREACHERS OF WI
AfINdToN
The following resolutions touching the destl
of the late Rev. t. J. Thompson were prepared,
this morning, by committee appointed at a
meeting of the Wilmington NJ. E. preachers 10
perform the duty;
WHEREAS, The Great Parent OF all good has
in His inscrutable providence, removed from 7n'
midst, after a long illness, Rev. I. j. Thomp-on,
ID. D., Presiding Elder of the Wilmington Dis
trict, and
WHEREAS, His eminent and lifelong service
has endeared him TO our hearts, and nat . hlt
death public bereavement, therefore
Resolred That In the decease Of ou' binfhet,
the church at large, and especially tue Whining
ton Conference, has lost one OF iTr visest coun
sellors and most influential conserve orr ono,
whose Judgment has moulded many Of lis public
measures, and whose ministry OF III years has
been marvel OF fidelity aud sucoe--.
Resolued, That in the life and tatlI 0f our
beloved fellow-laborer, we have one 1f the eeai
est exemplihcations OF the truth Of oui holy
christianity, and Of its power to up u and en-
noble in life, and to snstain in aihiehun and
death.
Resolved, That his successful carser and tri-
umphant end alike speak to us and summon ns
to the earnest and tireless doing OF hfe's gfeat
work, and preparation as well for the hon ot
departure SO certainly awaitng ns.
Re lolued, That our sincerest syih atnes are
hereby rendered to the bereaved family, and We
will 'pray the Father" that they nay be rus-
tanned by the Heavenly Comforter Ii this hour
OF their trial.
J.. FRANor.
J. l.. SMIah,
I. Z. MARI MALE,
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
Milford.
THE LEASE OF eARBERs NfLL5-BURIAL OF ROB
ERT sIULLFN-TowN TALK, DC.
lCouesp' ndence OF the Commercal.l


THE LgAsE OF BARBER's NlLLs-BURIAL OF ROB
ERT aIULLFN-TowN TALK, DC.
tCouesp ndence Of the Commerclal.l
MILFORD, Nov. 80.
Mr.. Hiram Barber has leased his mill at the
depot for ten years to the American Basket Co,
of New Britain, Connecticut. They will go into
tie manufsctory of baskets, crates, &C., on a
large scale. This is what is needed in Milford
large number of various manufactures that
would give employment 70 large force Of men.
Milford is well situated for large msnufsetur-
ing town.
The remains of Robert Mullen, formerly OF
this town, but late Of YOUR city, were brought
here last Thursday, and inferred in the NJ. z.
cemetery. He was member OF the Masona,
Odd Fellows and Knights OF Pythias. Each
Order went through the burial service at the
grave first the Masona, then the Knights and
then the Odd Fellows.
We are now having very cool weather, and all
kinds OF work are being pushed forward.
The Presbyterians expect TO soon hold Sab
bah School entertainment.
Milford Ia now having quite number of visi-
tors.
People are slaughtering their hogs
Mr. VIM. II. Smoot has opened au auction
house.
The Messrs. Reed Brothers are closing out
their entire stock Of pictures and frames, start
ing last Saturday with an auction. FRAME.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
New Castle.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE wd. couPER-iNrERRsT IN
TENsIFIED IN TUE WOODWARD cAsE-ENrERTAIN-
dEsT, 6o.
Especial to the Commercially
NEW CASTLE, Dec. /.
The obsequies OF Mr. VIM Couper, who died
80 suddenly last Wednesday, we're perform
ed, yesterday forenoon, the services
being held in the large mansion on Water
st., lately the residence Of the deceased. Ina ad-
ditiou to the members Of his large family, many
Of whom came from distant homes, the spacious
psrlor and halls Of the house we're crowded with
his eorrowing friends, who wore In attendance
to testify by their presence tho sincerity of their
affection and the reality Of their esteem.
The Rev. DR.. Spottswood conducted the rites
snd delivered with great solernnity and feeling
q deeply interesting address, in which, without
approach to fulsome adulatIon, he described in
behunful and truthful phrases the peculiarly
blameleas character and useful life of Mr.. Cou-
per As he had been an honorable and upright
man In all hie business transactions, he COM
manded the respect and esteem Of everybody /;
and as he was invariably kind and courteous in
his intercourse with his fellows, he had the warm
friendship Of many. His death was, therefore,
universally regretted.
Gov. Groome, of Maryland, was in town. yes
terday, in attendance upon the funersl Of Mr..
Couper, OF whom he was connection.
Greater interest in the trial OF Woodward than
was felt before was awakened by the mastery
speech Of Mr.. Spruance, in his behalf, yesterday
afternoon. 1t was indeed vigorous, masculine,
potent argument and vastly intensified the al
ready great synpathy for the unfortunate and
wTetched prisoner.
The dramatic and musical entertainment to be
held the nights OF the I'd and Sd inst. in the
undedicated portion OF st. Peters (Catholc)
church, promises to be worthy in every respect
Of public patronage. The high reputation won
by the dramatic Association Of New
Castle" in their previous exhibi-
tons would alone secnre for the coming
entertainments the favorable consideration Of
all lovers Of mirth provoking diversions but
when, 10 the feast that they will spread, are TO
be added the rare delioacies, and choice exotics
which will be imported for the occasion, to press
the matter upon public attention would be a
work of supererogation- NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
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Disagreement of Judges,

In the U. S. Circuit Court at Richmond, Va,
yesterday, Judges Bond aud Hughes announced
that they disagreed in the cases Of the Peters
barg election officers, indicted for violation of
the Enforcement law, and that they would GER
the Unitod States their point of differ
ence being this Judge Hughes holds that the
indictments are fatally defective. inssmuch as
they do NOT charge that the persons prevented
from voting were prevented ''on account Of
race, color,or previous condition Of servitude.' y
Judge Bond holds that ii ia sufficient to charge
the acts done and that the motive Of hostility
may he inferred from tue act of preventing a
oolorod citizen from voting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
1faths.

THOMpSoN.-In this city, on Sunday Nosem er
29th, 1874, Rev. Il. j. Thompson, D. D., Presiding
Elder OF the Wilmington District, NJ H. Church,
In the T2d year of his age.
Funeral services at ST Paul's NJ. u. hurch. on
Wednesday, Dec I'd, at 1e O'Clock. lnterment at
Mt. MOrlah
MoDANiEL.--In Philadelphia, on the 29th inst,
Samuel d. Nc anlel, youngest son Of Delaplaine
Mcdaniel.
Funeral will proceed from Railroad depot IN this
city on arrival of the train al 70 O'Clock (nOOn)
Wednesday, December I'd, to which the relatives
and friends are respectfully Invited, without fur
ther notice. Internlent al Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery.
DARtuS.--On the 2sth inst Cementine rarins, in
the 64th year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends OF the family are re-
apectfully invited TO atteno the funer ! from her
late residence, No. a02 &c. Fifth Stree on We'd .e--
day, I'd inst, at O'Clock p NJ Services a. H. Z,,n
Church to proceed to the E, Zion Gene ef
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
aemar,sabIe scarIe, Fever rata

An instance of remarkable fatal. iroui nial-
ignant scarlet fever has occurred in the
family Of Mr. John CampbelL NJ 80 Enso
street, four OF his children havine tied with
in few hours OF each other. On Faday
last the children, three boys and ono gir, the
eldest aged six and the youngest tHo ears,were
well enough to eat dinner together. The same
night the eldest died. and on Satur bay morning
the girl breathed her last. Preps IONS were
made for the funeral yesterday moru,lg, the re-
mains Of the two children having heen placed
in one coffin. Before the undertake. afIiVod,
however. one of the other children lied, and q
postponement Of the funeral became necessary
Before noon the fourth child died, an last eve
ming the sad spectacle was presented of four
chill iilren in one family lying dead Al the same
time. Their remains were deposited in Dwo cof-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
Amusenenss.
ENGAGEMENT by BUFFALO BILL.

hNeAdFMENI BY buffalo BILL
Buffalo Bill, whose thrilling scenes OF war
fare with the Indians have been received in this
o.ty, has made an engagement at the Opera
House for Thursday and Friday evenings OF this
week, and will appear supported by the entire
Rochester opera house company, in the new and
immensely sensational drama OF frontier life
entitled "Ihs Scouts OF the Plains, or Red Dew
iltry as II Is" The drama is replete with novel.
thrilling and startling effects, representing real
istlc pictures OF the great western plains, excl
ting situations and desperate fights, ~ witness-
ed and participated in by the hero of the play in
the recent Indian war, while in tie service Of
the United States government
The sale OF reserved seats Ia now open at
Soughman, Thomas Il Co.'S,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

December 1st-
The Delaware Loan meets, this evening.
One drunk, this morning. and that woman.
The woman's Temperance Union meets in the
Friends Lyceum room, 4th and West, tom r
row, at p. NJ.
A spectator, who Ia not fireman, has written
III to say that the Friendship Fire 90. WAS
the first to turn a stream OF water upon Jones
Guthrie d Co.'S burning building.
The regular semi monthly meeting Of the
Union Republican Club will be held. this eve
ming, in the third story OF the City Treasurers :
building, to which all Republican sre invited
Gen. Tilton, we are informed by the Rome
(Ga.) Commercial, has been elected a delegate
to represent Delaware in the Cheap Transporta-
tion convention which meets in Richmond to-
dav
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
LavvIessncss IN Arkansas.

Masked ROBBERS AND MuRDEsERs PURSUED By
sHERIFF-A SHARP FIGHT AND CAPTURE.
On Wednesday night last, five masked men,
believed to be the Gads Killers, went to a conn
try store on the Petit Jean river, in Yell
county, about seventy miles west OF Little Rock
Arkansas They shot and killed the pro.
pretor, and robbed the store. They then
robbed trading boat living in the river, after
which they decamped. The Sheriff and posse
started in pursuit OF the robbers, who separated,
two coming toward Little Rnch sni three going
in another direction. The sheriff followed the
two first mentioned, and overlook them yester-
day morning sixteen miles above there. A fight
ensued, in which the Sheriff was shot and badly
wounded by the robbers, who in turn were both
badly wounded by the Sberiffs posse and cap
tured, brought to that city, aud lodged in jail.
The Sheriff will probably recover.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

The Wafer WTroH FAIR.-Although the hard
times through which we are all passing now 10
making itself felt, the success with which the
Water Witch Pair is meeting is an evidence
thAt the object is worthy one, and deserving
Of the patronage it is receiving. Though not
over1un. the HALLS we'll filled every night, and
many persons are availing themselves OF the
privilege of attending the afternoon exhibitions
This evening and every evening until the close
of the Fair some of the more valuable articles
will be drawn, while drawing for smaller
articles will continue as usual.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

The will OF the late Moses Day,of Boston, just
simltted to probate, bequesths 10000 each, to
amherst, Williams, Harvard and Tuft Colleges,
aud provides for the expenditure Of $4,000 for
sNailtable purposes and the extension OF Christ's
Kingdom on earth.
Tie Secretary of the Treasury has decided
upon general revision OF the modes OF trans
frontier, and has assigned nine special officers to
Sd!set abnses In the transit, particularly those
.nieh have grown up in the use of looks and
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
The Eastern shore.
KrNr couNrY.


Many rumors are IN circulation relative 10 u
resumption Of trsins on the Kent county H. Il.
Vim Ford, who lives near Chestertown, in the
largest hog raiser in the county. He kills an
nually about 80.
The Almshousa Trustees are irving TO buy
pork at $3.50 with prospect of paying SS.
Jacob Sutton, = prominent citizen OF this
county, died near Kenuedyyille on the 26th.
CECIL COUNTY.
Immense qnsntitos of hay are being stored at
fort Deposit.
Another quarry has been opened in the ser
pentine deposits in the 9Th district, and the
blocks are to be raised by steam.
Randolph Bye, lately returned 10 Elkton from
Onahs, hae been appointed mail agent on the
Northern Central Il. Il.
lns next meeting of the Teachers Central
Institute will be held al North East on Doc 10.
wIoomIoo COUNTY.
The keel for another sloop has been laid q.
eAsd Point
Turkeys are no low in Salisbury that they are
esow selling at 5 cents per pound. Why waa the
Press Convention called 80 soon
great temperance revival has broken out
81 Salisbury. We should think the fold was 8
wide one.
wm a. Smith has killed the heaviest hog yet
64s.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
Jno, Dails store, at Fishing Crock, wa
fecently robbed Of about 900 worth Of goods
Chales Dixon, residing near Church Crock
tIoks or very badly sprained his ankle, las
week.
nne new barge was launched from Crowell
snip yard, at Cambridge, a few days ago.
James Willoughby, the victim OF the late gun
mug accident lies very low at his house in Eas
New Market
No less than 80 indictments were foun,
against the liquor dealers Of the county, st th'
lsst court, for violation Of the Local Option law
As many as eight were found against singh
Individual
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
New adVer1isc,sson1., To-.,as

Unexpected purchase-N M Kennard Bo
Something New-City Item
Dr Pierce's medicines--Brevity
Drugs--E Bringhurst n Co
Nanted-Agents for Remington sewing Hasline
Tiardware-W n Billany
Furniture repaired-H 5ialmst
Bowman's Brevltits
Trimers cgars--Singles eon Breyit!
Felt hals--Dubeu Brerltt
Fine furni ure- -Enterprlse o, brevity
I nderwear-C Morgan, BreTity
Oysters-Fullmers. Breyity
Flannel shirts-Doughten, ffevity
iall overcoats-Bayne, Brevty
Coarse boots-W A Turner, Breyty
Carpsts sfaken-FerrY. Brevify.
MhitmanE confectlons--Miss Maxwell, Brevity
sewing machines--tirOveT i Baker, Dreylty
City iauubry--BTevlty
Fame Fire Heater-MorrtS0n, Bfevlty
Cheap FuTniture-Harman, Brevity
Clean ceal-File 4 Murphy, Brevity
porting material--Hindle 4 @, Breyity
Groceries-r II Robinson, Brevify
Fine clothing-Gouert. brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

RUGBY ACADEMY institution, which Is 70
highly spoken OF by its numerous patIons, will
commence the winter term on Monday next,
Dec 7th. The instruction in ever. department
is systematic and thorough. The lrncinal. DR..
=. W. Murphy, has done all in his power 20 ad-
vance the pupils OF his school, to Increase their
interest and stimulate their ami 'on 10 yot
creator efforts. This founHhing academy, we
understand, has now over So pupil. The par
ents OF our boys may safely entrus' their child
rem to DR.. Murphy, and we hsys liot the least
doubt they will be satisfied with the instructions
aiven them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

The Philadelphia Press of this morning, ex-
plicity and authoritatvely denies the sale Of the
pepper to Col. Mcclure. The paper still remains,
it is stated, under the sole proprietorship of
Hou Jno. W. Forney, without any contemplated
change on the LIST OF January,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
poacuEsrEA COUNTY,
The sunken Louisiana.

The steamer Louisiana, sunk in the Chesa-
tesSe a few days ago by collision with the
taeon Is now afioat in the mud bottom and the
IN placing chains beneath, if they have not al
ready done 40. Some OF them are already In po'
sition, and the hull will be raised soon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
SECOND EDITION.
financial.

PRICE or eoLD TODAY.
NEw YoRK. Dec. /.
Gold, tn-day, sl.12M,
LONDON FINANCIAL QuoTArloys 10 DAY.
Furnished by Merrick, Johnfon \ Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9th ana Market Sts.l
LONDON. 1890, P. NJ, Dec. !.
1865 8, 1858 1875 lo9SS Ten-forties
lO4H New Fiyes Of 1881, losH Erie Railway
rh ares 249k Market weak.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
disaster in the Oh esaPeake.

The oyster pungy Mayfowor WAS sunk by All
unknown schooner, in Chesapeake Bay, yester-
day morning. Five OF those on board were
Thomas S. Green, owner of the pun
Nv, and James Filman OF Boston olung to the
rigging. Filman was frozen to death but Green
was rescued in the afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

The HOLLY TREE INN.-The Directors Of the
Holly Tree Inn Association held another meet
ing, yesterday afternoon. J. Taylor Ganse re-
signed the Presidency of the A ,sociation, to
which he had but recently been elected, on &C
count of business engagements, aud Il. Tatnall
Warner was elected TO I'LL the yaeaucy. Work
on the building is progressing as fast az posi-
BILE. The precise plan for carrying it on has not
yet been decided upon, but 1t is probable that a
gentleman Of family will be emplol cd to occupy
tho building. and snperintend opefatlOns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FOURTH EDITION.
Fatal Accident.
srcR Dls1ooArrD BY FAILING DowN srAIBs

NECK DIsLocATED BY FAILING DOWN srAIBs-
BALTIMORE Dec. l.
Mrs. Bethia Yundt, 60 years Of age, fell head
long down the stairway Of the residence Of her
niece, last evening, while descending to the low
er floor, and was instantly killed. When picked
up her head was doubled up under her body and
her neck dislocated. A little child who was with
her also fel! but escaped injury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
THIRD EDITION.
,nuiIett's Successor.

ruoBAHLY THOMAS WALSH, NOW AT ST. LOUIS
NEw YORK, Dec l.
Times special snys it is rumored in the Trea-
sury Department that Mr.. Thomas Walsh su-
perintendcnt of the construction of the st. Louis
Custom house and Post Office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

BUILDING IN NOVEMBER B.-Dnrng the month
Just closed surveys were made by me Engineer
ing Department for the following buildings.
W. II. Cloud, houses between Scott and Lin
coin and between 10Th and 18th.
d. H. Kent / house on North side Of 9th, be-
tween French and King.
Albert Fountain, house on the West side Of
Orange near 18th.
Wm. Y. Warner, a morocco mtnuiactory at
Maryland Avenue and Beach street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
seuth America.

THE NsuaRzcTIoN IN suENos AynEs
LONDON, Dec. l.
Adyices frofa Bdenos Ayres report psttls
with the InsuI gents on 25.h without decided TO-
sults -Four hundred Government troops ware
killed and wounded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

FINGER BnoKEs.-William Brosn, an engi-
neer and machinist at the W. 4 W r, II. shops,
had the index finger of his right hand broken, q
day or two ago, while playing with stick with
some comrades. He il now paying for the fun
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

OK yIsIr.-Rev. W. J. Stevenson, the first
pastor Of Grace NJ. L. Church, but now stationed
at Harrisburg, Pa, was on visit. last Sunday,
to his numerous friends in this city. He
preached in Grace Church in the morning TO q
good audience assembled in defiance Of the cold
wet morning. During the day he addressed The
Sunday Schools belonging to the Church, and all
were delighted TO meet him once more.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
weather Record.

sEtobE OF rHx SIGNAL sEByIuE
WASHINGTON, Dec, l.
Probabilities For the Middle States, the
temperature continue below freezing point with
partly cloudy weather during the day, followed
by falling barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
The CEar,

aEsoRrrp sIcE AGAIN AND INSANE.
LONDON, Dec. l.
The Cssr Of Russia is again reported sick and
insane.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
New York.

sKsuMPTIoN OF THE aESEsEIIAER RAIL MILL
Troy, Dec l.
The Rensselaer, Rail mill will resume
work on Monday next on the old scale Of prices
There are more applicants for work than osn Be
f,,,-o;ahad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

MoRE STEAMSHIPS. Chester Nelos states
on what it considers reliable authority that Mr..
Roach has obtained a new contrsci for building
Ave iron steamships. BY whom given is not
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

The FATALITY AMONG THE CArTIK.-The dis
ease which broke out among the herds of Capt.
Thatcher and none others, several weeks ago,
had not entirely disappeared last Noek, as Capt.
Thatcher then buried his twenty-second. The
disease, however, seems to be yielding to the
cold weather, and ts total disappearance is now
antcipated,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
Commercial Reporta
pHr1ADELrHrA MARKETS

tHnADELrHrA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. /
Cotton quiet at l4Ex@15}fo Flour quiet &,
extra, "a 60CJ4 65 Penn. extra family, 4 5 50R6.
Wheat quiet; red, Sl.2O91,22. Corn active !
old yellow, 94R95 new do, s09s5 new white
33Ge5c. Oats in demand al 85967c. Wniskey
s1.ol@l015S.
QUOTATIONS. At THE BRAEDFNIsE MILLS FOB n QUE
AND dRAIE-CoRRKaTED DAILY.
Family Flour our.........t............ .S7.759 s.75
Extra Flour acknowledgements. $500 8 25
Superdne Flour 1850 5.75
Nieat. -............ ......l...... 1.2o
Corn, New, 75o
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

Snow sroRM.-We are now in tbs midst of our
snow storm of the greatest magnitude, this sea
son. Beginning about 10 o'cloeA. the spits be-
gan floating in the atmosphere, and by noon
tho ground was considerably whltened. The
snow is still falling, aul tho air seems well
charged with it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

The State Labor Union, of New York, has
pledged itself to assist the 'longshorenene slriLe
10 the extent of $50, ,000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
BANKRRs,
127E THE COMMERCIAL 1874
10 - ALMANAC 10 -
Y Il A r B 90 K


YEAR, BOOK,
For 1876 is in Press and will be issued. II VIII
present. besides the usual accurate Astronomical
tables
/. the vote in Delaware by Hundreds for PTesi-
dent and Congressman In 1879.
9. The vote for Governor and Congressman In
1874.
last .i
a. The vote for sheriff in New Castle County for
1879 and 1914
8. The vote for Members Of Council In 1878, and
I. The vote at School Election in wilmington for
1874.
S. Postage rates las altered
o. Population Of every Hundred in the state
TO- lax aud License Laws Of the State, (prep2red
by Ex-Atorney General Lore).
IL. List of the U. 5 oricers 10 Delaware.
ia List OF stae officers.
49, List of Justices OF the Peace In Delaware.
II. List OF County and Hundred oficers through
out the state
Besides the above, it will e1n:an that which win
make 1t worth 1--WE lines its cost 10 EVERY HousE-
WIFE IN DELAWARE, viz 90 HOUSEHOLD hEogIPrs
well tested by experienced housekeepers, and caro-
selected especially for this work Every lady should
have the ALMANAC AND fEAR-BooK for 1875 Price
ten cents, for sale at the o1ice Of Publication, at
the Book stores In Wilmington, and by mero olants
throughout Delaware. Liberal discount TO the
trade.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
Publishers and BOOK Printers,
6th and Market Streets.
noyl2, ,tdAw Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

George Labar died at stroudsburg, on .sstur-
day at the reportsd.Hge Of il9.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
GIuaks, Bibbcns, turs, &c.

OA""h"y 6t'p"N4'"f eyWfHJ we
PEST BARGAISs.
EVER cyFRRED
700 E:w sLoAXs
uF THE LATE II DESIGNS
AADE oy ALL ,.ooL BEAVER
ANU TRIMMED IN TIE Ne ATEs7 AANN ERs Q
THESE GOODS ARE MADE By MrS rAnoRs.
AND ARE OF
PARIS AND syRLIN MANUFACTURE.
THEY HAvE BEEN PuRcHAsED
Arp WILL RE SOLD
Az LESS THAN TaElA COST OF oFIaPoRTATIoN
They are sod at these low prices account of their
! too late arrival for the New York Market
COMPRISING ALL TIE LATEST NovEII1Es
OF TIE
CONTINENTAL MARKETS
aAKISs oSr OF TIE CHOICEST
LaRaEsr sELEcrIoNs
EVER OFFERED In THIS CITY.
ALSO.
AN ELEGANT AND wEILAssosrEs sTocH
LADIES, MISSES AND oHnpRENs
Frss
AN EXAMINATION OF rar AsovR WILL
=
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01
DaifB Gemmertiaf.
caMMsRcIkL PRINTING COMPANY
Latest General News.
Howard NJ. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis O. Ferris.

s~- ro, Terms. .,e,, see Second paos.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-01

FUNERAL OF THE LATE waf. couPER-INrEREsT IN
TENsIFIED IN TUE WOODWARD cAsE-ENrERrAIN-
afr.1r ~