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IMPORTS.

From BosroE-Per Syren, Nov lst-432 tons and "a csks
coal q estls rope, IS C chairs, SO bblz rosin, $50 6 matches.
80 nests trunks, lis oars, 50 hf bbls sugar, 8 baIes burIap1 q
6 refrlgerat0rS, 80 bales cakum, 10 cs buckets, 900 bndls hoop
iron, 10 drums Z soda, 90 bois beef, 2cs r bags, 10 bndIs wash
boards ere axe handles, 8 bndis 5 broons. 4O3 pcs lumber
III kegs nails, "a bndls and sos bars iron, i bx beung- 3 c.
ploWss ] es OK bows, 4 bnds wheel, 3 bXs c paint, IL cs hIrui-
tare, % Dos pork, 6 perambuiators, 1 CRAZE carriages, / an
Choir, 10 6ndts shingles. 10 Pkgs hide poison, 2S,oS9 keg
shocks, 1855 kE heads, I BIZ machinery, l hf Dbl. I2 pcs pines
] bndi do pumps, 5 bzs nttings, "a pkgs glassware, 81 cs
groceries, IL pkgs mdse 20 Brewer & Co; 20 bniIs shocks. 8
Pkgs bsads and hoops, : csks pork, 4 do cordage. ? do sails, ,
whale boats 70 a J Cartwright; 9 bNs hardware, 125 ks nails
- b1ils windows and blinds, 10 doors, IL bndls shte wood 10
LeEsss a. D3cksoni 200 g OF TO- B Atherton; 1 BIZ tools 10 E
y Cof1ni 30 stoves, 50 pkgs hollow EaTe, 8 boilers, s bndls cast
tngs. i bx stove 1inngs, so bxs mdse, 3 bellows. 4 bids scoops.
9 Pkgs horse nail, 2 sheler bodies, $50 cs OIL, % cs matches,
II ploS castings, lS1 kGs nails, 30 bBdls iron 90 Hall L Son; 2
es carriages. II e. hrnitare, . pkgs glassware, 1 csc hardware,
i pump toP c JONES' Pkg mdae 70 Mrs , Dickson; 1 do do
10 DR. Honmanni ] csc books 10 A 8 HaTIweIi; ] do do 10 w L
Green
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In THE persistent reiteration " Of our ideas
respecting the constitution of the Supreme Court,
30 lar from intending TO a. do HARM as is appar-
emily feared by our correspondent "a. b. c."
We are but simply giving expression to the public
sentiment that harm is likely to come to the ad-
mInlstration of justice and the rights of person
and property if the system is continued of per-
hitting the Chief Justice of the Kingdom TO be
frequently absent from the country. The ones
ton OF the legal constitution of the Court has
been frequently discussed in these columns; and
any decision to the effect that it is full without
its head, will not be accepted as sound by the
community. The vacancy of a seat on the Bench
by the sickness of a member, as instanced by this
writer, is not at all a case in point and is altogether
different from a deliberate absence from the
country and the argument based thereon
amounts to merely a-sophistry. If the health,
fortune or family" of a judge, or the exigencies
OF the public service outside the sphere of the
Courts, require his frequent and prolonged alb
senee in a foreign country, then it were better.
on all accounts, that he left the Bench altogether.
The remarks Of " Plain Talk " in to-daY's paper
undoubtedly express the public sentiment on this
q %
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Death of the Attorney General

His Excellency. Richard Henry Stanley, H. IL Ms
Attorney General. died a, his residence ia this city
at twenty-five minutes past Eve O'Clock. yesterday
morning. after an illness Of several weeks. in the
Slsi year Of his age Mr.. Stanley was o natire Of
the city Of New York, and has relatives living in
Brooklyn and Chicago. he came to these Islands
from California in the year 1858, aud soon after his
arrival commenced the practice Of bis profession, in
which bis ability and habits Of close application TO
business soon gained him an extensive practice. He
hlled the position Of Secretary of the Legislature
during several consecutive sessions Of that body, and
his mshhodieal and intelligent discharge Of It's duties
contributed in no small degree to the dispatch Of
public business. On the dissolution Of the Kings
Cabinet, May 18th. 1874, Mr.. Stanley was selected
BY His Majesty for the important pOst Of Attorney
General, the duties Of which he continued to perform
with his accustomed industry snd real until be was
stricken by the hand Of disease. His characteristics
were those of an indefatigable worker in whatever he
undertook. and q genial manner and openhearted
disposition that made him many friends. Peace 10
his ashes.
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AssENGER

Feoz K.UAI-Per EIauea, Oct Soul n Blaek : : 40.
m M MIder , s Lyman AID ~daughter, W u CoIeman. r
Dtnlt !onn Meek, : haikai and wife. Mrs Luikalani 4 p III
ebeh. w Mautim, A Foster, c AIexandrr M n No,sar
@ea%A4hh Mis- hukona, Miss Punahoa, and q deck-
ron "IsDwLRD PoETs-PeT KiIzuea. Nov lst-A 3 Ind,
and wife, II A Wkiemann and VIE. Miss IVmaa 4
r ringer, : l. Austin, Mr Abbott and wife, Mrs W II Baf'
fy shdS Children, Mrs J w Girvin. Miss K GRAY N-. Pc
4; DL BOYD, Miss Boyd, Miss 4 p Johnson, Mrs MiIs. Mics p
- "a preston. Ar Newton and wife, Ceca Brown
~ .nlght us ES J q Dominis, A T. ekerrftt ~ sherhs,J
mnegt 4 Forsyth, Mrs Metealf and chIh, Mrs Fanny
- q huhHaAea' ID Dayion,J p Green, c Alexander, W
Dart West, Miss u CornEen, Ed FrieI, and about Is deeE
fEoA sE1-(eieked up By ship syrenl, Nov Is,-cap,,,n
The British ship Albert GaIaiin. """
t9h SAS tRAscIsco-Per ID G Murray, Nov 2i-Mu Geo
aM1 SOD = Weeks, Mrs y Uuhing and child q
SaAasher' uso = Mclean, } Howard, Geo Sa IN. 3 A Wes5
shf sieTers, Mss Nickel, Mr. seegIer
FoA HoSsEoSG-Per GaribaIdi, Nov 4uh Al Cb;,e.e
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PoRT or HoMoLuLu.H. h
ARRIVALS.

'et so-sehr Mary Ellen. Mana, from KchaA, Hawaii.
$40 WI, GOO bone.
Alan ship syren, Newell. $50 day. from Boston.
IAN % sartbadi, Noyes, IS days from PortIand. -
Sl-Freneh corvette volia. Foueaad de FourcToy n
,a4 days from San Francisco. y
Sl-6ehE Ka MOI. ReynoLds, from KAhuluI. Mani
Sl-Senr HATTIE, kaiauao, fm walmea & RoIoa. Kauai
Si-schr satry Queen, Kaaina, from Hanalei, Kauai.
IoV Esehr Manuokawai, KaLavaia, from MoIoaa. Kauai
Nsehr NarEick, John Bull, I'm Kalaupapa, MoIokai
bba oh, 1900 bone, 100 ivory.
S-Am IN ek James Allen, keenan,, I'm Arctic, with
iO10 vi, go val, l0 SPIN, 1900 bone, 300 IVORY
a-schr Netiie Merrill, Crane. from Iahaina, Maui
t-schr hinau, Ahuihaia, from Mako, Maui.
4-haS wh brig Onward, GiIIey, from Kodiaek. with
100 WI, loco bone.
4-sehT Pauahi, Hopu, from HiIo, Hawaii.
4-sehF Nile Morris, Lima, FIN KaunakakaI. MolokaI
e-schT kaInaile, Bolies, I'm WAimea & Koloa, Kauai.
I5ehr Active PuaahiTa, from Kohala, Hawaii.
s-schr Mary Ellen, Mana, from Hanalei, Kauai.
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Alabama repudiates the idea that a State can
seeede from the Union. Her Constitutional Con-
vention has just declared, by the embodiment of
a clause int the instrument under amendment
that the Convention a recognizes as final the estab,
lished fact that from the Federal Union there can
be no secession of any State" This is a pledge
to the balance of the States-and particularly TO
the Nortn-that whatever family disputes nav
hereafter arise, Alabama. at least viii sa.l ~ -,
their settlement in a fraternal spirit. and abide the
issues, whatever they NAV be.
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DEPARTURES.

oet 0-sehr Ne,tie Merrill, Crane, sr LAhainA, Maui.
30-5chI Nile Morris, Lima, for Raunakakai. MoIoksi
S0-BchF Jenny Hiisma, for Kona and Kan. Hawaii
NOV l-stmI kLauea, harchant, for Maui and Hawaii
l-sehr Paeokahl, Clark, for Hama, Maui
EsehI Mary Ellen, Mana, for Hanalei, Kauai
Z-Am bk ID Q Murray, Fuller, for San Francisco.
ESchr IA Mol, Reynolds, for Kahuluf, Maui
Esehr Laka, kaai, for Moloaa, Kauai.
Z-sehr Fairy Queen, Raaina, for Hanalei, Kauai.
N5ehr ManuokaHai, Kaiawaia, for Moloaa. Kauai
S-5ehr Warwick, John Bull, for KaIaupapa, MoIokai.
Ischr Hattie, kaiauao, for Kooa & Waimea, Kauai.
Am bk Garibaldi, Noyes, for Hongkong.
6-schr PAuahi, Hopu, for HIo, Hawaii.
6-SchT Mile Morris, Lima, for Kaunakakai. Molokai.
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DIED.

sTasLEy.-In his city, Nov. 9Th, RICHARD II. STANLEY,
AHorney General Of the Kingdom, in The 5lsf year OF his age.
The funeral VIII take place from his late residence, Hotel
street, Tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
Lost OUeTb0G1d AID DF0BRed-GEo. JOSEPH, a Greek.
from the Gatherer, on Cape Horn, l7Ih or September.
Lost 0VeTb0srd aHd DTosgHsd--Wa sHoY, (coiofed) stew
Yves; .EdiesL
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VESSELS

German biz Cedar, from Bremen, TO HackfeId & Co, sailed
May lSfh, and q now due
Brit bk Agaia, lm Liverpool, 10 Il ii Davies, sailed June Is
Am achr Fanny, from Arctic, Is about due.
Bit stmr Mikado, fn Sydney TO Brewer a. Co, due Nov II
z N : COhma, I'm 3 Francisco, 20 Hackfeld & Co. due Nov 10
1nt stnr haesregOr, I'm 3 Francisco, 70 Brewer 4 Co, due
Nov IIGh-
HAw bk Matte Maeeay, 10 HackfId < Co, from Portland.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

- NAVAL.
Ffneh corvette Volta, Captain FiOucaud de Fourcroy.
MERCHANTMEN.
Am ship Emerald, Bairnson.
Am sh Marianne Nottebohm. Whitney. repairing.
HaW schF UnaBa, EDgIish. Z
Am ok Mary Belle Roberts, Gray, loading.
rHaH Ok u y Eyhe, Walters, loading. .
Am ship Galherer, Thomson, dlschargEnR.
Am ship syren, Newell, discharging.
aF- H. -. wHALERs.
An Sh bk Napoleon, JeTnegan. f.Ft
An wh bk Ausnue, Brown, Ferairing.
Am VIII bk Europa, Mckenzie.
Brit VII Blk PARKWAY, Spencer.
Haw VIII bk Arctic, Whitney, discharsinR-
An VIII bk James Allen, Keenan,. Ell ~
Haw uh brig Onward. GiIley.
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EXPORTS.

FoR sAN FEAScIscO-Per ID c Murray. Nov ID
nahanas, bnehs.---.- $50 Peanuts. bags "A
g. 49, w.. z Plants. bXs.--....... IS
49, A-.- 90 Eice. bags----.-.-.... 700
~. *isisusaF, Pkgs..-..-.... Z342
toR HoNsKoSs-Pcr Garihaldi. Nov 4th-
49, 1A hNs--.. Provisions. bagz.--.. G
49, Sugar, kgsL..... ,
NJ - $1,000 saneaI WOOD, Pes...... .
49,. SHARK Fins, bx-.-....- 4
Naue-DHneste----s5lsSs; Foreign SITS OY
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
PROGRAMME OF RACES

/ .. Sailboni Race-stsrt at 2 p. N. sharp, from tn,
foot OF Fort Street, course out the channel, makai Of spar and
bell buoys to windward Of a boat anchored OF Waikiki, weaI
between Judges scow and flag anchored opposite side Of chan.
mel. Time allowance at starting, one half minute to a tor
dlnefrnee IN tonnage First prize $780, second prize $40. En-.
2 canoes not less than thirty
feet in length Start from Judges scGw; course maksi and
wharf, and back to line between Judges scow ami another
scow- First prize, $685. second prize, SIS.
3 ED BOAT RACE.
Same COT rse as the last. First prize, s25; second prize, SIS.
Entrance fee, 81 SO.
4 RACE.-FOr canoes less than thirty and
srcond prize, $40.
5 TwO-OARED SHORE BOAT RACE.
Same course. First prize, $50; second prize, SIS. Entrance
fees, 81.
9 CAN0E Canoes under twenty feet
long. Same coarse. Flint prize, $40; second prize, Sc.
Fort street, out through the channel to windward Of spar buoy,
around spar buoy and back throg gh channel TO line between
Judges scoE and Tag anchored opposite side Of channei.
First prize, S25i second prize, $50. Entrance fee, a. 90
8 SWIMMING men. course $50
Yards First prize $40 second prize, $7i third prize, IS.
8 SWIMMING RACE.-FOr boys under sixteen
third prize, So.
10 WHALEBOAT RACE.-course from foot
Of Fort Street, out through the ehanneI. makai Of snar bnov n
windSsrd Of bell bOuy, around bell buoy and return SAM
course to line between judges scow ana Sae anchored onno-
site ile u channel First prize, $25i second prize. SIS. En-
Entries to be made with s. B. Dole. Esq, on or before Wed
nesdsy, the 10Th November.
Sail and row boats to be entered by name and coIors. Com.
pettors for each race win be assembled by bugIe ean. A pis-
.i sho. VIII be the signal for starting in all races ~exeeptth
SAIL boats 10 be in position at q quarter before two p
sharp. No limit as to sail
starter-D K. Fyfs, Esq. J~udges-Capt. Mcintyre and
Mr.: ,; T chayier. UupEe-capt. .. smith. Per Order Of
octSo COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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Projected Deper1ure.

EoR LAHAINA-schr Nettie Merrill, sails to-day at pm
boa WIEDwARD P~oRTs-Stmr Kiiauea, sails on Monday
FoR koLoA AND WAIEKA-Schr KamaiIe, sails on Monday
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BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.

rESHE UNDERsIGNED. AG ENTS OF THE
II Boston Board OF Underwriters, notify Masters OF Vessels
and Others that ell bills for Repairs on Vessels, and all bills
Tor General Average purposes, must be approved by the Agent
OF the boston Underwriters, who must also be represented on
all surveys. or such bills will not be allowed.
nd ly G. BREWER 4 CO. ARents
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
Local BreyItIes.

Sunrise al 7.Zl.
Sunset at 800
:, The only 81 st. Halter Is Duh.Ii.' popular. al
No. 2. East. 81.
A i've anctioneer IS RoSsotham The an Avenue
merchant, south side
Lare and linen curtains cleaned beau,lfu.le at Size
CITY Iaun Try, L. SIN i.
clothing house succeeds Jones, the grocer.
9Th and Market FL.
Try iv rtisl ~ as means VI extending lu siues-
the best medium
Fine mercantile printing At the COMMERCIAL 0ifee
l5 per cent. lower IL piice than IN fhl.adrpfli
Babcock Bro VIII occupy W Il. Curry j. 7J'rr,
In the spring. with poDts and shoes.
Mr. &. /. Bush ewcller, purposes to r, -occuiy l.s
old store, 429 Market 81. IN the spring
The for the City Directory VIII he "a NOR
ough as usual the coming spring.
Personally, Mr.. Baldwin the Mil Greek HunlfeI
representative, + an az eea lie gentleman, aud a
live man and legislator.
Hosiery OF all grades very cheap at Morgan CT
Market street
Sad lie Rock oy ters-yery line Fullmers.
r. G. rain, ESQ.,, Will engage in business IN Kirg
street below attn.
Mos; of the nne furniture sold by the Enterprise
Co., at their pleBdld wHre-roOms, 120 Msrket ST.
manufactured by ilTilingtDn HTtlZans 2nd floor of
the 81 Il. Market House.
Don't be bothered with hall Ii ting co lars lui
wear the EmwOOd. They say there i nothing Ike
them Tor comfort.
The best brand Of tomatoes selling al l.. cents per
can at JOS Jones, ath and Market SIS.
Whitman does not Sell Whltmans couftcti9us
cheaper than Miss Maxwell, 2@ ". ~ st.
Advise 10 the ne vly marie get yoI- furniture
at liarman's 4lo King It.
Entirely free from slate and hard enough to See
economical Is the coal that File Murphy sell In the
9TH ward. Full measure.
After thorough test the gentlemen say Singles
ket st.
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a. =. Court

CONVICTION OF cRosBY-JosHUA ELLEaooD PLEADS
euILTY-THE cRoeBTs eURBEsDERED TO The
MARSHAL.
The L. S. District Court met on Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock. The jury list was called
and they were discharged until 10 A NJ. Monday.
The entire morning was occupied by the counsel
on both sides summing up the evidence in the
case Of the U. S. rs' VIM. L. Crosby.
The arguments were similar in character to
TO those used in the case Of Elegood the only
new feature being comments on the contradic-
tory evidence as to Lynch's knowledge. Judge
Bradfords charge brief statement Of the
legal rules governing the forming Of verdict,
and at 40 Z. M. the jury took the ca.e. The
whole afternoon wa- occupiefin their delibera-
tions and shortly after O'Clock they returned a
verdict Of guilty on the ith count. charging
receiving and concealing the sugar, and " not
guilty az to the other counts charging i'm
portation." Mr.. Harrington made motion III
arrest of judgment.
Joshua Ellegood then pleaded guilty as tc the
1st count Of his Indictment charging him with
=" smuggling and a nOie pros entered a.
to the other counts. He denies however, tLat
Alton Croeby waa in the boat with him.
Russell Marston, the bail for the Crosby-, -ur-
rendered them TO the Court aud they were given
in charge Of the Marshal
SENTENCES OF THE COURT.
The District Court met. this morning, 8; 10
O'Clock, Judge Bradford on the bench. Mr.
Harrington withdrew the motion IN arrest Of
judgment in the Euegood case. The District
Attorney entered a noib pros In the Alton Cros
by case.
Judge Bradford then sentenced the three con-
yicted-Jo-hua Ellegood. VIM II. E.legooi and
VIM L. Crosby-t each pay tne Of 500 and
costs and suffer -four months imprisonment u
New Castle jail
The sentences are regarded ar light
II
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RAiir0RA Hours.
TRAINS L1AvI WILMINGTON

YKAIHs Law WILMINGTON
fx Se~ York:-l,si, A NJ; /; i2i7, ia42, '.41, ?. NJ
For PAlad1ipkia.-i.s $50, $40, $50. 1880. A.
\. l2lI l242, p d o42, 30, 80 P. NJ Sundays,
LII, A NJ. 100, $50. $50, p. II.
For Bdittm0re.-12.53, 90s, 1909, A NJ. L23,
$40, no. P. NJ. sundays, 50, 2.0s, A. NJ.
For Rashf1.ytor.-lz.c2, ao3, A NJ. l2-oSs l.4,
$50, III, 4. NJ sundays, 1257 2.ds, A. NJ.
For Dela,oars r. R.-c.oo, 1olo, A. N. $40, P.
N. No sunday trains.
For Ser Custls.-c-co iolo, A NJ &c, 60, P. N.
No Sunday trains.
Pu Wil1nt,sgton and Readf,ss n. R.-oso. A N.
2.30, 5.1b, p. N. No SUNDAY train.
p. II. No Sunday trains
rRAps AKRIvE At WILMINGTON.
From Sep Yrt.-1.os, NJ; i4.o4, LIS, 100, p.
n. suniays l.sJ, A. NJ.
From hila -J-tta.-i2.42, i5s, 9.5s, A. NJ. la0c,
N. 12.4 Ia, 40 5.I5, sso 100, SIS, 100 r NJ.
sundays, II %, l.5s, 1876, A. N. lloo, P. NJ.
From Port Depost.-s.04, A. NJ. No sunday train.
From eai,tnsOrs Ia lc.D, A NJ; l20I, II %,
Fforn Rashf,pyton. - | a A. NJ. 1901, 1z4e s. 81,
800, p. NJ. sunday In, A. n. 9.2o, p. NJ.
Fo1n Dcia,nore n. R.-i0.lo, A. NJ; $50, GO, r..
NJ. No sunday trains.
From Meas castk.-s.Oo, 1915, A. NJ; $50 $50,
Pm. No sunday trains.
From WILMINGTON d Reading r. R.-s.6, A. NJ. /;
LOO, 80, P. M. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Western r. Rio, A. N. :;
BIS p. N. No Sunday trains.
LRAvK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
la.40, $780, 1890 A. NJ. l2l5 2eO 4.eo, SIS, go.
AS. s.so Il. 80, p. NJ. sundays l24e $50 A. M 90
II 30 p NJ
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InfaIIibiIiiy.

ElsHor BEcKERs LECTURE, Last NIGHT.
not very large, but respectable, audience as
seLnbled at st. Peters Church. last night to hear
the lecture Of Birhop Becker on the subject of
"lapal Infalhbility" Owing to h fall the BislI-
op had received on the ice the day before, lie
waa compelled to sit during the delivery OF his
lecture, which occupied about an hour.
We cannot attempt to follow the Bishop
through hiH apparently deep and we'll prepared
EFFORT, az lie traced the history OF the Catholic
Church from the memorable conversation that
Christ had with Peter and made him the founda-
ton OF the Church down to the present time.
He maintained that Infallibllity was always a
cardinal doctrine Of the Catholic Church in the
days Of the apostles and under the
fathers Of the church, and that
the subject of Infallibility had much meaning
now AZ 10 had in the early days of the fathers The
Bishop did not claim infallibty for everything
that was done by the heads OF the church, but
only 10 far ah their actions related to spiritual
affairs. He referred to the prosecutions through
which the church was now passing, and which
were resulting in large acceasionsof distinguished
men predicted that Gladstone would yet
either go crazy or join the Catholics, and said
that while there was efficacy III the prayers of
the church, there was even hope for Bismarck.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. l, I. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hail. 3d and King street
HERMAN Lodge, No, 20, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows' Hall, Sd and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 511 Market street,
Enterprise Circle, B. U. G. A, at Hall 5Oi Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, X. Of p, at knights
OF PythiaA Hall, 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. o. Of G. f., at
McClary'A Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. 7, S. OF T.,
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. 10, l. o. Of G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. g. 1. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hail. 415 Market street.
Snow SroRM.-The bright warm sunshine
which bathed us no PLEASANTLY yesterday has
been succeeded by snow storm to-day which
promises rather more of the white mantle than
we have yet had upon the earth, this season.
II is no Improvement to the already bad condi-
ton Of our streets. The temperature keeps uni-
formlY below the freezing point, and 30 long as
it is 10, we may expect icy pavements and dan
gerous walking.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18

Black sllks from sl.25 10 1850
faEcy Sllks In lJarh Got Shades from 81 80 to
s2L5.
Fine and Fashionable Dress Goods.
Good Durable Dress Goods.
Paisley Shawla with Red Centre.
Paisley ShAwls with Black Centre.
'lrefOusse Il TO- Il Kid Gloves
Dog skin Gauntlet Gloves
Dse Gloves, two DuttOns)
Doe Gloves, zone buttOnl
Initial Handkerchiefs.
l.ace HanukerChefS.
Ladies' Co lars anu Cuffs
Lace BarDcs.
Fancy SIX Ilandkerchefs.
Plan White six Uandkerchefs.
LaileA SIX Frnged Sashes.
immense Assortment OF Ladies' Ties.
Embroidered Collars and Cuifs.
Fine Toilet soaps
Hair Brushes and Combs
Six Umbrellas Of the Finest Quality.
Alpaca Umbrellas
Chntz Umbrellas.
LaalleH BalDrggan Hose.
Chlldren's Fancy striped Hose.
Gentlemens Linen Ilandkerchicfs.
Embroidered Piano Covers.
Embroidered Table Covers
Fine Linen Table Covers.
Bun PINK and Blue Table Covers,
Bun, PINK and Blue Napkins.
Fine White Napkins.
Fine White Towels, s.. 90, sI.25 and $3.50.
Ladies' Merino Underwear.
ticntlemens MerlnO Underwear.
Chlldren's MerinO Underwear.
l.uiiies' BalmOral Skirts.
ChlldreLl's BanOral skirts.
White Blankets from 800 10 fl50U
White Marsellles Spreads.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets.
Fine lnsran Carpets.
M lltOn Rugs and Mats.
s1-We have also a Large Stock OF Callcoes, Can
ton ami Wool FlAnncs, Casslmeres &c, &C. an,
Tor these times, 10 many peTsons no more approprl
ate presents can be made.
W. M. KKNNARD 4 co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
w M. KENNARD 81 co.

Black silks from sI.1J to $3.50.
Fancy silks In Dark Cloth Shades from 81 80 TO
t2.25.
Fine and Fashionable Dress Goods
Good, Durable Dress Goods
Paisley ohhws with Red Centre.
Paisley siawls with Black Centre.
TrefOusHe a cos Kid Gloves.
Dog skin Gauntlet Gloyea.
Doe Gloves, (two DuttO y
Doe Gloves, Zone buttOn)
Initial Handkerchlefs.
Lace Handkerchlefs,
Ladies Collars and Cuffs.
Lace BarDes.
Faucy Silk Handkerchiefs.
Plain White six Handkerchicfs
Ladies' SIX Fringed Sashes.
Immense Assortment Of Iales Ties
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs.
Fine Toilet SOAPS,
Brushes and Combs
SIX Umbrellas of the Finest Quality
Alpaca Umbrellas.
thlntZ Umbrellas
LANES Babriggan Hose.
thlldren's Fancy Striped Hose.
6entlenens Linen iIandkerchleis
Embroidered Piano Covers.
Embroidered Table Covers
Fine Linen Table Covers
Bun, PINK anu Blue Table Covers
Bun. PINK and Blue Napkins
Inc White Napkins,
Fine White Towels, 81 20, l. 2s and l5n
Ladies Merno Underwear
Gentlemens Merlno Underwear
Chlldren's Merino Underwear
Ladies' BamOral Skirts
Chlldren'B BalmOral Skirts
White Blankets from $500 to xlsU1
White Marsellles Spreads
Tapestry Brussels Ca pets,
rine Ingram Carpets.
Milton Rugs and Mats.
IN We have also a Large STOCK Of Callcoes Can.
ION and Wool FlanneH, Casslmtrea, &c, &c ant
for these times, to Inany persona no more aaurn
pfl At Present can lie made