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4 GENT r,ia. West Sept. u VIII assist uoor f'n,i.
"a 90 ~ith ni,cn, ihr west can g 'nlirens
AGENTS 90 sen me latest pat,nt novelties ami
Gto. /. gELToN & co
AGENTS. siod,iA sena- our chr1.nos an nov
H.. ~ ,rosds aS.
A BOY, h,tagdcr ond. oee.ins or,,er.' cal af1cr
- A. 81 ua N,safG ~. ier- y 'uy.
Al = era uc,d tailor waited TO work inside ~ store
~ 'I' Myrtle as" hfolkN tAkblNE'
y cxpcritucel cutter wanted on laeics' anu ell.
- drenr goods. Cal At ~ \nr'ck 81.
4 COAT maEsr Who IN g. rs,and. pressing. a coat
~ presSrr. At - fls 7'thst
4 BoS : .pho'esraph gallery; those in The business
~ preferred. 81 Grand st
SMALL, hoy wanted ut KS Madison IT,, taat un.
~ drrsiands grocery business.
A SILk nat. fiNisHER. Indcpen tent. "a
RoN- who have WORKED IN r!ip,r shop on picture
- namesi s'so' h J to learn. - BieNn'An ST top
FSAKgR~.-wantcd three "a stou, boys to work
JIlo29RMAN wanted can IN De Es's PsGc cor
NEEDEK- vance e rqHog %ssNa 4, ;;...,n
Il n BEGK 4 20 = s@ West loh 1t.
HAMMER NAkERr.,, Wanted N GOOD lgSeinF
vi
WI SIDE Railroad Nilhmsburgh.
OPERATORS wanted on mrn'- shoes, also BOY
~ 10 !, .rn. 81 Warren a.. top door
S,OET and eun hst dnisher- wanted at j. d. BIRD a
- cos AZ to ~ kosciusko H.. Brooklyn.
rINAIIORS ana tanores.cs w.nicd % frs'.class coat
maker, GRd ar, cla's Liilores' to- g shoIl
store, FROM To ,clurN.
rBlO TAILORS. Z, rec hrstrate coat makers ON
api Grand st. top noor front
l fKAflliGFNE, IA West iio,sion st.. ncsr VancS.
ITrn0iSrEEET wsso,,s9 II, good 4. General hand.
WANTED Two good t,Ilor., one to bGsnrl, and
w one To press; gOod WAGES III, Hu steady work.
Apply any cay !hn wets % Hamilton Az, soutn
@ar ' n5a.s N Np4e ?' q Sn oSs
No. rs, Win reference and salary wa itcd'
WANTKDTdA cutter Gu ClqgNs me 1Ine,o Apply
10 College place.
WAN,TEDl a st.oes eey one that nas worked IN
HlrroRFf CO.. so Church ST.
WANTED A young TO saw in box factory
~ one VINO has mad some eNpsgeeYee r. ruan,ns
WANNEEnh Two 1mGr Tcipee,aP1e yoqng we9 at
j. v. MoGoN Az Aecai' ootNeen < and 10 A. NJ.
WANTED ! nr.i.cl.ss, oysl rman, and sooh Tor
nrookyn,
WANThp 4 4, (, wrE On gs,a,, signs. An
' .,
East Hi'1 81.
WANTED Picture frame loiner MURPHY q
w CAla'rNlEii, = L. an Tom .'klnss
w BOY, box ~ Sua office.
WANTED A strong, active young man 10 WORK In
w grocery 81 80 and lak oTe Of horsc'. 0l6 . ay.
WA NrED- Fecdrr for Iloc hthusrlphic steam
W press. kORff BROS. CO., 5l Cedar -
WANTED 100 lol4elsm q Spring s.i ~, 10. ana
w ~ cents prrn.glt Wit coH'e,
WA NFED-An cngraVer on glass must be gnOd
w workman. Address H. o. BOX l,1ii.
IVA N'rFn 30. TO hcp mac Ssmtth, See ~ ACK.
w SMITH, l1B south ST., al o'oloca.
WANTED-Ab,, n 4 IN iersIaud' the oyster aud
W nsh trade. 10 tarmin' st
WANTED several strong boys ana girls at the
w toy iaciori jti Delaney 81
WANTED A good thirI hand on breal. at lOi
w klN Oe,n g.
WANTED shoeuakcr,, 90 sober men. ga Sd ay.
WANTED A good noornau al 3l0 west 44th st.
WANTED "A blacksmith at 10 Mott st.
O% RAILROAD MIN wanted wages $40
@Pb hohd as fare HuU "Npen Cs fI7h st1ft to-day,
~ 'G r"r1~wh VI, HhNRv LANDER. Agent,
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flrintlng alattTials.

JVIGHTH GORDON, half Universal ami othci
h printing mat rial for sale low IN lots to sut pr.
Ohasors, A. A, box 1913 sun Nice.
rlNO PRINTERS.-A second hand quarter medium
4 Gordon press wanted; NUT h. IN good order. Adj
dress tatng price, NEW fON, OK 1885. sun office.
WANTED secondhand Goruon qulrto prcss. Al.
w urrss - WOO ttr b.
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nFFICE INDV TRIAL * Ii,s.riOS
~ CO PANY, ~ Eif 17ti st., 1etwrtH lrDttw1y
u bti av., New IJrr. sept o. iS5. At the Premium
Allotment held at fluin II II, IA pt Il, al T. ~.
tire - nc being puhli' the flowi1s han Is " re d.
cidcd to be utlei 20 receive q principal aud nereSt
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ADvEItTI-ERS

Uptown ADHEKTISERS
MAJ leave Their ilyors for lnS Sun at the only
author q uptown advertisement Office,
I,2JS RrJad way, cor ler Of 3st ~ TN u L. NJ, and
Jos Mct 23d st., Onp1Htc drAnt Opera dOuhe, ami
No. $50 81 nv, corner Of i1th st., until y Il. NJ.
hOek "a cnir-c.
A CHANCE for few young men who want board
N and rooms at 2S3 elizabeth st., between HOua, on
anu nlecckcr sts'i day boarivrs lakcn.
r - Hudson st.. corner Ilrusoa 10 lrng ana nght
Ahousekeopng rooms, 500 TO 90 per wees Amtr.
can family
A FEW gentlemen can have good board aud lodg.
lug with luyatc fandy also table board IA
Henry n.
A LARGE furnish room 10 let to one or two
IN gentlemen 10 Clinton IT.
I}OARD. Front parlor SO prr wees. room, ID
RJpINale Drown Stone housoi batni gas. $40 El.t
I(OARDERS accommod tod sing" br 90 sinSic
- rooms a. ~, 81, ami 81 per week. ~ Gtald
FURNISHED rooms Tor houses 'culnq Tor hurried
\ couple or lwO men, Rent from g TO s. per week.
No Varies ST.
UNFINISHED room q lot to gent emrn or for
Il house,er Ing by ! ne willow AZ We, 33 ST.
NEArI ruishcd rooms. on z ald 81 nnors for
~ gent cnen and ladies' Wlth excellent uJardi uiuu-
crate, IL MIcduugil Sc
NICELY furnished room for house ,ecnlng 10 r..
~ sprotsole geni'em snL wife Ia Al ga 81
DLEASANT furnished rooms I, let.
l. Inquire AT 81 Monroe st.
20 LEROY Sr.-I,oOms with hoard for several
JD gentleien, - 10 ~ single be ladies, 81 0.th
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AnttiOn Notltts.

IOOkk, huctioneer. sells thi. tore1opu,a ~
~ ot.ncA, horr,sLoring est Dl,sh .eut Cumplrtt a.
No. lHi h ,st k1tl $40; tool. &c., iu lots
tEESSRS. HiNT ~ MDONALD, ,ur,pr
w a. hil SCH nn IN = ir pr :, 40 @Nl J. 81
al 10 cock, gene. Al as irt ucnt ~ b, .lst
ttncN good, cutlery, a., without r serve, to sh
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Aursts. dnrrI1lts. DC.

A vol Nts horse and expires, wagon ion cate chcap
N M ior o milkmln, grocer, or butcher. 1iS Green
wlch 81.
Pony hmlt horse young and sound s6O.
N .Su. Ss5. 100 lanai St. saloon, near RowerY.
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I OS'T-A yellow Tut, wi,h collar m,lL,l ri y
4 f'lurnins Ia tialt i'h b'Nro, 100 AZ 'I.t 7"N
UJttti D rewarded
REWARD A., prrouh me 49,. 70
NiiAaul,bu g.. ...d
JuuN ANIH NJ ~ N,1i, DO I. ~
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SaDnIds Sums.

IRVING SAVINGS INSrIFUrION,
~ NAkRsN 81.
SIX PER ChNI. lNrEltkSr ALLOWED.
lheicet cVlaIenccs trJn lst JdHuary, April July tnd
BANK OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. n. TO . =. VI.
WALLER ". CONCkLtN. PrcslicaL
NANDKRBILr L. BUX ros. Secretary.
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N On IOATs Z VI NNND MD d Mkt ONfN
leave Ncstry ST. Pier ~, \. r., dai IN nay. eN ptD
f3TnAa N,w9urSIni r9u gsecpgc, ii'itlcn 81 ~ ~
NoRrll AND Wfsr Trip ricaet4 to Wet folt
toriaall, aud NrR hursh, rcmrnilg sumo dig, ~
tp Cial trlins - ann FROM Saratoga 10 Saratofk
Al rpuui frIu
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Svturnons.

Svturnoua
V'RgMENDOUs SUCCESS.
'F 4Sis re GIT bt FFc s,ps E.
AsAIL ON THE PLYMOUTH ROCK
CHANCE TO RE 5h aNPs supSgD OFT.
Mcssr, HuNrooN ana sroRER he, le,,., 70 a..
nOuncc that they have chartered from jarrett Palmer
'"' '"'''' PLYMOUTH ROCK.
,,ov, GRAND GIFT G&xGi!ggsIoXs ON s.., =
%5SIIGSsoAT...ss sS! fatG!Sfy :.:::. ssSS
holders q 'ck; -; .ne t9l wing
One eDonrsrNitA ' SEWING IISStHhISk crossword
folding cover. laid vi pearl, from y ,mesic
one ssTTBs iR 81 @@S lslE 'o'
99ss pAp sk,S g s}t6k rom pa g. d unG,r m
DC sISisR Rf ARGUE 1S 1daDiciic,. from q 80
One Gx6Ys 81 II from lord q isylorsc;ar 80
one H. Sck sILR bisEss PATTERN. from Lord 80
osc fxSctY siLk DRtss PATTERN. from Lord %
one .GNSlfi&MiN$ SUR Dr. GLoiflkis, or 20
One lKDY's BROCHE SHAWL. from Lord y
one EXpya .Gii0oil& SHAWL tiapiicsieji,' from "
one silVtRTFfH Ef cc,.. wi sivyct,. from %
oS ss syEk %RrGn 81 fl re E[R'SS doas 10
One GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, rom rH,uy g.
Co. corlcr broadway ihth st.....,........... LJ
The SAME giits, aggregatlng 10 value
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLiAitS
Will he distributed ant delivered each excursion.
The Distribution 10 he conducted by the excursonss
1HE GIFTS FOR HAcn DAY ARE on Ex!llBi.
stWtSU MACIiVE 90 COKNER
GU BROADWAY HHSSD Urn S Il.
THIS TUESDAY SEPT 7,
rgH rLyMoufiia ROCK Will 90 uf riIE nUDso.y,
l. ayinR foot of MURRAY et. (Per ISL ~ A.. ~ l.. NJ
foot OF Esd H., n. H., at $3.50,
1uE DECKS CLEARED FOR DANCING.
.olLMoRE's MILITARY. BAND,
GLER CIT ~. MADRldAL BOYS,
CRIME OF CnURoA BELLS.
COTPON TICKETs...,......TwO DOLLARS EACH
Good Tor Excursion and Sh ire IN Gtu Distribution
NOW ON SALE Ar
fifth Avenue Grand &c trial, ST. Nicholas and ires
Hotce Hunt ions Restaurant 6S2 Broadway, ia ;oad.
way. and NJ tn HJtt.
NiiMBER Ot TICKETS POSITIVELY LIMITED
TO tsO THOUSAND, and are good only on tne day Tor
- which they are issue J.. -
CHllDRENS EXCLUSION fICKG fi. FIFTY CTS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
Tho Ningcr VIII CnNe.

In tho contest at White Plains, N. Y over
tho will of of the late Isaac M. Singer, the IA
nous sewing machine invtn ntor, Mary Ann Eos
ter, who claims to be his second wife, testified
on Friday. She is tall and ady-lika in appear
ance. She was dressed in mourning. Her ago
will be 80 uext January. She first made the ac-
quaintance Of Isaac M.Singer in Baltimore, whore
she WIS living, unmarried, with her parents
Mr.. Singer paid his addresses to her. She
came with Mr.. Singer to New York, and from
1886 to 1860 lived with him as a wife. She had
ton children by him. eight of whom are now liv-
ing On Aug z, 1860, Mr.. Singer and the wit
ness ceased to live together. She afterward saw
MIR. Singer driving with another woman, and
then began an action against him. After dis-
cussion about the nature of this action the
court adjourned until Nov. 8.
Upon the nature Of the action referred to
much, it is said depends. According to the ex-
planation of counsel, the action was begun for
divorce but never concluded, a mutual agree
ment having been reached between tho parties
by which thoy lived separately. From the tes-
timony it was shown that Mr.. Singer introduced
tho sewing machine by which he made his for
tune in 1850. When Mrs. Foster first know him
he was poor. He played in churches and other
places for living. At that timo they wont by
tho name of MIR. and Mrs. Merrit, his middle
name His first success dates from Chicago in
1913, whcro he invented II drilling machine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
QUOTATIONS AT TIE BRASDYw1SE MILLS FOR FL,
AMI aRAIN-GQBRElIE IEp DAILY.
Chester In High spirits.

From the Chester Daily Ntws, Nov. III
The contrast between Chester and Wilmington
in the matter of improvement is very great. 1t
ia nearly impossible to traverse a street in this
city without passing number of substantial
buildings in the course OF erection. But very
few OF the new structures are of wood; brick
being the material usually used and consequent
ly there havo been great many brcklayors
employed. Three quarters of this class of
mechanics working i'll Chester, are from Will
mington. This goes to show that building il not
being carried on to a very great extent III our
neighboring city. In fact II bricklayer who has
lived and worked in Wilmngton-when there
was work there for him to do-for twenty-five
years and who knows personally every Dricklay-
or Of that city says that there is absolutely moth
ing at all being done there in his line Of buei
ness. The papers published there do
not say anything about building and
with the pressure of Wilmington bricklayers in
Chester, tho statement of tho bricklayer ctod
above, and the silence of the press, it Is fair to
presume that Wilmington is not growing. This
Is not an article against the metropolis Of Della
ware, and no fault lis found at the Wilmington
bricslayera being here it is merely to show the
contrast between the two cities. and to express
the natural pride felt at our city's growth. Clos
tor has a future before her and bright one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
Political Notes.

This solemn note of warning to tho New
York Democrats comes from The Richmond
DtSpdtch "We suspect that the next President
has not boon named yet ; and, moro than ever,
the political grumblers of New York are warned
That that State IL not the world, and that Il
state which named two presidential candidates
10 be beaten will not be allowed to namo the
tlilrd. Gov. Tilden is local politician of local
education and habits, and he will 30 remain. 1t
~ tho idlest thing in tho world to bo pressing
nm upon people who arc entirely indifferent
towards him."
Tho Dayton, o., journal publishes some very
interesting and suggestive figures of the vote III
DINO, along tho Indiana line and tho Ohio river
TO show ''the pocuarities Of the Democratic in
crease OF votes" 1t has no doubt whatever that
thousands of fraudulent Democratic votes wero
pollcd dt tho lato election
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
THIRD EDITION.
vi maryIand.

INAUGURATION or THE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT.
BALTIMORE, Nov. az. O. Latrobo, the new
ly elected Mayor, was inductod into oillce at
noon yesterday. Tho american says that there
was subdued air about tho pre- coodings that
indicated consciousness OH the part of the
principal actors that there WAS de-
feet in tho new Mayors title to tho Office which
the inaugural ceremonie. could not euro. No
changes will be made in tho subordinate portions
until March next
The first branch of tho City Council met and
was called to order by the Cerk, but was una
BILE to effect nm organization. Ten Democrats
and the two parties are accordingly evenly bal
anced. Tho Reformers voted for MIR. John s.
IIogg for President and the Democrats for Mr.
Henry Seim Three ballots were taken with the
same result, and then adjourned over till to-day
Mr.. T.. =. Pendloton az President and full corps
of subordinate officers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
Alllilsenlcllls.

rnE yOKEs FAMILY AT THE OPERA uorsE-AN
HOUR AND HALF OF FUN.
Ihoro was large audience at tho Opera
House, last evening, though not enough to
crowd it. After a preliminary comedy which
was played with entirely too little spirit to pre-
vent ts becoming extremely tedious, tho Vokes
appeared in their extravaganza "Belles Of the
Kitchen" and for an hour and a half "carried
on" amidst shouts of laughter. Their nonsense is
tho bost of its kind, and free from objection. Miss
Hjsina. the hoydenish Bdrbdrd, added II large
share of tho fun by her tricks and freaks, and
Nus, Vctoria, in hor operate imitation, display
cd tho qualities of fine voice. There was in
the piece little of everything tragedy (Which
perhaps was funniest OF all,) comedy, opera,
and ballet.
This evening, the performance will DO similar
to that of last night, with change OF pro-
grammo, tho performance being 1.-The Wrong
Man in the Right Place"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
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Delaware ana the Centennial.

The APPLICANTS FROM THIS STATE FOR SPACE IN
MACHINERY HALL.
On Saturday last. .the applications for space IN
Machinery Hall, Of tho Centennial Buildings,
cloted. Tho list of exhibitors in Agricultural
hall il yet open and will be for somo time to
como, 30 that applications for space in it will
still be received Loander #. Riddle, Esq, of
the Delaware State Board Of Centennial Com
missioners, and Thos. II. Plummor, agent have
received applications for space in Machinery
Hall from the following manufacturers in Della
ware. Other applications may have boon made
10 the National Centennial Board, of which Mr..
Riddle has no knowledge. The following is the
list, however, as far ar id known
Tho Harlan Il Ilollingsworth Co.
Pusey, Jones ~ 90.
Iiailroad cars-Jackson Il Sharp Co.
Carriages IL Kendall, Gregg Il Bowe,
Cooling Bros and JnO. Green's
MorOcco-Wm. Bush " Co., O. Baird d Co.,
). Postles Son. W. Jones X Co., The Jno. e.
Baker Manufacturing Co, Maltritz " Richard
son, Pneey, Scott II Co., VIM. Beadonkopf
Paper Machinery-J, NJ. Poole ~ Co.
Car Wheels -Lobdell CarlWheel Co.
hlachlnist's Tools--E. ~ A. Belts.
Railroad supplies diamond State Iron Go.
Powder-E. |. DUPONT Il Co.
Cotton Goods-James Riddle, Son Il Co.
Cotton Warps and YARN. q. Shaw, New
Castle.
NulcaniZed Fiber-Vucanizod Fiber Co
Scroll Saws-Trump Bros.
Canned Fruit-Ricliardson ~ Robbins, Dover
Dried Frult-Corsa Evaporating Co., of Little
Creek, in Sussex county
Castings Daniel Eckren, New Castle.
Oar Boats-lhos. Drein x Son.
l.ifo Boat-Dr. W. Il. Quimby.
Patents DIR. William Fields, including his
now process for tho manufacture OF etool and
Other patents.
ltag Carpets-Taylor " Mullen, Newark.
FlOur-Lodge & Valentine, Christiana Hum
drel.
Buttons--J M. Bracllin, Christana hundred
comprising numerous samples gathered through
out the State
Firms and individuals whose locations arc
not given belong in Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
The " pascnI.o

EIGHT OF HER SAILORS Examined AND DIsMIssED.
New York, Nov 2.
London special to tho Herald says Eight
sailors of tho crow of tho American ship John
Pascal, who arrived in England on board the
mail steamer African, were examined before
Lloyds' agents at Plymouth to-day. Their state
ments were considered satisfactory and they
were liberated.
On applying to tho American Consul he told
them lie did not think they came strictly under
his jurisdiction, as they had shipped in Calcutta
and wore, with one exception he believed, British
subjects Tho point remains undecided, and
the men are desirious Of going to London.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
A lsIsllcr 'l'ricr,

Tho Auburn Advertiser tells this delightful
7t0ry Saturday morning a woman approached
the stall of a market man in Williamsport and
asked i ho had any good buttor. Tho man in
formed her that he had u primo article, at tho
sa'lo time unfolding II fine roll from clean
wii'ta cloth, which he exhibited. Tho woman
HolIei 1t like tiger and hold it up to her nose
ana tllon deliberately roachrng back of hcr head
atnw torth.a hair pin and iimmed it deep into
mo butter. Az she drew the pin through her
lhoalll, she shook her head aud remarked that it
Natll GOOD and adiuating tho pin moved ON
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
IIo,c, Coaches on the Erie Halfway

Tho Eric railway has introduced now and
important feature into railroad travelling, which
was first put into service last evening. On these
hotel cars passengers will find all tho comforts
of n first class hotel supplied at very moderate
prices, so that there viii DO no occasion to leave
the train at any station for refreshments nei-
ther will there be any change of cars, az the ho-
The trains are equipped with the
latest improved Pullman wide draw
ing-room sleeping and new and
elegant day coaches accompany each train
through to Chicago. Besides tho hotel train in
the evening u morning express will leave the
foot of Chambers street each day at 8 O'Clock.
All of these cars morning and evening, instead
Of going tho northern route by way of tho Great
Western Of Canada and the Michigan Central
Railroads, will go a more direct route, by way Of
the Baltimore aud Ohio Road.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
Che Confederate Fla.

Daring our civil war, tho several seeded
States used at first distinctive State llaSs. In
March, 1861, the Confederate Congress adopted
the &c. o.called " stars and bars" composed or
three horizontal bars of equal width, the middle
one whito, the othors rod, with hne union con-
tanning nine white stars arranged IN circle,
The resemblance of this TO tle 9 stars and
stripes" led to confusion and mistakes i'll tho
field and in September, 1861. q hatto'ilag was
adopted, red field charged with blue saltier,
with narrow border of white, on which were
displayed thirteen. white stars In 1858 the
white field. having the battle.ilag for union.
The flag of 1868 was found deficient in service, it
beng liable to be mistaken for flag OF truce ;
and on Fobrua 1885, the outer half of the Held
lar This was the last flag of the Confederacy.
-Appletons' American Cylopedtd.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
Cardinal McCiOsHcy's deception in

Tho Rome correspondent of tho Now York
Times writes saw tho dispatch which told
you that on tho arrival of Cardinal McCloskey IN
Romo he was waited upon by considerable
number of American Protestants, as well as
Catholics, to folicitate hm upon his now lionors,
and TO contribute toward the expenses of his fit
out So far ~ can learn since my return here,
there is not word of truth in the report ~ re-
CARDS Protestants In fact at tho time OF the
arrival of the Cardinal there wore few or no
Americans here except those kept hero by their
artistic abors, or the students of the Roman
Catholic College. The statement was cut ont OF
whole cloth, az others have boon, to create or
keep up illusions among our people at home. l
do not know what good purpose is served by such
unscripulous misstatements. The statement
flint Gen. Grant had written a letter thanking
the Pope was insisted upon until ts absurdity
became 30 apparent as to deceive no one except
the most stupid quid dilunc of tho clerical cotcrie,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
snow and cold Weather.

A snow storm commenced Sunday evening
about dusk on the western end of tho De elaware
division of the Erie railroad at Susquohanna,
where three inches fell, and at Deposit two
inches. The weather cleared on cold and bus-
tering, and ice formed in the vicinity of Port
Jervis nearly an inch think. There was light
fall of snow at Milford, Pa, and the mountains
in Pike county, Pa, arc covered. The hills
north of Manchester, N. H. arc also white with
snow and yesterday was the coolest day OF the
season in that section. There are about six
inches of snow at Quebec Canada aud sleighig
is good. Mount Royal near Montreal, is COW
cred to the depth of two nchos. Snow COM
mencel falling in Boston at 1918 this A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02

The mothers meeting and chldren's sewing
school connected with st. Andrew church will
be resumed this Tuesday evening, in the Sab
bath School rooms. All Interested arc cordially
invited to attend.
A town down the Delaware II. II. is preparing
to put upon the stage "Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" The charm in the piece will consist, in
the small number Of nights named.
Since tho introduction of gas into Bancroft's
mills, the finch pipe which conveyed it out to
the other factories has become too small and
an S-inch pipe is being laid.
The City Passenger Railway depot is being re-
fitted. New floors being laid, new plaAterng is
being put on and things arc generally being
Enlightened up.
The Women's Temperance Union will meet,
to morrow, at the corner of Sixth and Shipley
Streets, at o'clock. A cordial invitation id eI-
tended to ALL
Tho night school for coorod people will be
opened i'll tho second story of Friends school
building on West street, between 4th and 9th
this evening.
The Wilmington trapczsta, Fisher and Goo
kin have made engagements in tho East and West
and start on their tour next week,
Delaware il calm to-day whilo the world
around it is agitated with elections. on years
arc happy reliefa to our people.
Concord Quarterly Meeting OF Friends is hold
at Darby, to-day. Concord Quarter includes the
West st. meeting in this city.
There lis very little travel from Maryland or
Pennsylvania to-day. The tide sets towards
those States.
Tho Board of Trade will hold n meeting at the
rooms, this evening at 7 45 O'clock
The Chester county teachers will hold an In
stituto at West Chester next week.
Yearly meeting will bo held In tho African
Union Church next Sunday.
Another big batch Of shoriiI's sales is matur-
ing in Chester county.
Tho Amorlcan Rifles arc expecting their arms,
this week.
There was considerable ice, this morning.
The Delaware Loan meets, this evening.