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rR II. s fELToN MACKEN x, the Literary Ed
tor Of the Philadelphia Press says

. st. NICHOLAS | tell you In private. as | have
told my readers In pubic Is the very best magazine
Tor iuung people that have ever seen. II Is tar
more difficult, think, 10 edit periodical OF tDis
class than one intend d for adults and Mrs. Dodge
deserves unlimited praise for the judicous manner
heaps of things IN ST. NICHOLAS which had for.
gotten, mad lmperfectly known, OF had been wholly
ignorant OF. so too, sit at the feet Of Gelnalle
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

q am ready TO say that cleaner, purer more
trustworthy periodical for children cannot be named
Inc hest writers are engaged upon 1t. II is printed
beautifully, and illustrated IN the highest Vie ui
art. ! know the pr prieiors, and II ever high,
noble purpose was cherished by any public people,
II Is found here. The magazine does not claim To
be religious but II is on the side OF VII that Is true
and good from beginnit to end"
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A y oNDINANCE

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

LOAN SAIE-The Franklin Loan. ST their
monthly meeting, last evening. sold S400 st 25's
per cent, S200 st 26l., $500 st 20, SslO st
25l and $1,000. at % per cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Gitu Ordinances.
4 y ORDINANCE

tN ORDINANCE
To repesl an Ordinance cu'Hlel an D.!ganet
for the He iet ui Henry Pret4cGner
81 Voridins By tht CT. Catnea - WilnHy'sr.: .
sstrioN IAai an uT linAnc, ent.t,,t 'Ail otf4
nace for he relief ut Henry FrytlchHp. ne 4.A ;sc
same Is hereby repeai ed.
Passed Size Ct! Hall. Jan q. 80.
JOSHUA MAFiN
President Of Cit5 Co4.e4.
A-teSt-NN. : HAYES. clerk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

u pOOFING-OLD LEAKY TIN, SLATE
~ Shlngle and Composition roofs made waIei wng
and at small cost.
Piastlc slate, Asbestos and Gravel Roonng.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Gocd Hannss Hardware Store,
febI-luf Ias Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
M. 300 MAAKE7 >TAzE7.

W, N. KsNNARD L CO,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

W. STlDEIAM " son.
IL. AtCTloNhhi,
EXECUTORS SALE
IL OF
VALUABLE STOCKS
VIII he sold at Public Sale, cu
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUAItl ", 1870
Al O'Clock, p NJ,
AS follows At the Auction Room OF L Stidham
On,
81, 200 tlty Loan.
shares Farmers Bank Of Dover.
" " New Castle.
~ " National Bank of Wilmington and Bran
dywine.
81 shares rnlon Ma onal BANK Of Wilmington.
The above stocks viii be positively soi 10 settle the
tate If CLARK Webster deed
CLAkK WEISS Eli, JR, Executor
RTHA MEB TER, kxecuirix.
janls,tsd8w
TOHN ROWBOTHAM,
- AUC1IoNEER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Nt,u CIVILIZATIONS.
GCRIBNER'S MONTHLY Isr
"a VOYAGE DOWN AN UNKNOWN p,,su

SCRlBNfRS MONTHLY 1915
"a VOYAGE DOWN AN UNKNOWN RIVER
IN Sciibner for January we begin the thrtlltn ,..
ratve by MAJOR POWELL of his VOYAGE nf ','s ~, laf
cry down the Canon II the CoOraloralmns, S,oN' wv,
ally voyage through the center of the eartb "ef'
Inc cllfs lowered sometime more than a. ,,
above the heads of the Travellers involyiny ,ple ,le
IN gloom ana hiding from their sight the ons.l aol
towarl which they were hurried BY the lmnn,I, svIs
torrent '''iv'uous
The narrative Is enllvened by charmiay ,,,.
description OF the gen Ter and more 1e.ut,tVi ~
phases OF nature, which were stranxel, m,nna,
with those wierd and awful scenes "''sc'
Apart of the expedition, refusing to yo torn,..
upon what seemed an insane journey tllrned ss, ai
aud met death IN the wilderness "''e
The illuHtra io-s VIII be maryes of enyra,.,
the finest we have ever produced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
WHAT soNE EMINENT MEN THINK
OF ST. NlCHOL As.
JOHN q. WHITTIER says:

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best cAilds periodical in the world, and think the
editor has great reason TO congratulate herself
upon 1t I"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
We shall shortly begin a series entitled
"A FARMERS VACATION IN EUROPE.

ny col. GEO. 4. AIRING, OF Ogden Farm, near New
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turesque way with the Industries and peeniar,,, ,e
OF the quaint peoples OF Holland, Nofmandy ana
the Channel Islands, These papers will Ala aha ha
fully Illustrated. ~ We
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
BAYARD TAYLOR writes .

The tvpOgra ny, Illustrations, and general n
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

REV. C. $. ROBINSON, d D., In the Sunday Scho
Times, gives cergymans view
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

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l4Al>.t 80 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26

4at h't@4 s'z;t.- Of In the superior CJ.rr
Am--.-a Of lie state 0; D.
- aware. IL and for
+-.A2-' he!t''.4. Ses Castle County.
u i-:suAace Of an order Of tne Honorable II.
var Is. pin. esquire. Clief usiic. Of fhe S,zI-
q le-AN Are, Ani IS s4eh tae Pre.id L., Iulze of
iI- s4-1 Superior CClrt ii - atom. Nolse
.-!t ?! give ihAt A app!czilOn has Dten made by
A. l.at L4Rg as Es44;fe,a;torne! ana duly su;hof-
.&e1 AZ y iAe Ln!i-i states Of lnerlcz that ne
II -. L-l S!A;rs Aie l-slfoas OF purchasing fir
!le erection q Lshi House. r. nse L gli- 7snf
i-sLi h-eis=F HEeLihg. certain T!zcf Of aud ID.
flrqT.t! - Anth1ny Il !D0lt, within the limits of
81 >t-;s. s;1Aiei u Red Lon Hal4ft q. N SeS
49, to4Aiy, aicn from disagreement q .rlc4
lv r~ils-s % convey 10 tGe Ca4.e-i sisf-s Bonn i
~ 4e-crlised- follows, .o-wIi
B-gln1ihg 81 stake On the southerly s.de o,
ale or farm rad 81 70 NJ irom vh.-h the -ol h
sas, corner of brcs tenant dwelling house On th-
farEn OF said AnihOn! keyhold besrs npftb seTetf,
ihGee degrees and foTty-tgo minutes west fis,sf,,
notn sad oorneE Of said house, four hunir,si ~
egh'Y-tSo fees and fifteen hundretths 0 fooI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
x,MINATION OF CITY ESTIMATES.

The Board of Apporiionmcnt met yesterday
for the purpose Of fixing the city estimates for 1876
flavor Wirhham stated that all the estimates had been
considrred executive session. and examined by him
self ami the Controller They had been much reduced,
and the heads OF departments had been con-
suited. The following estimate we're then approved
Common Council-C contingencies. $1,000; Clerk, 500;
salaries $50 OOO Clerks &C., 10000 Mayors once -
CONTINGENCIES. 5000; salaries, $1,000; Clerks, &c,
S2OGOJ ID partmcnt ~ Finance-Clcaning ~ markets,
$40 OOoO; contingencies 5000; salaries, 200 600 m
The Department of Finance 100000 wa, asked for cean-
ing the markets. 10000 fer contingencies. and S2OO0O
TOR salaries The ChaInbrrlains salary was liked at
10000. is required by The charter. The estimates
or lin. Bureau OF Permits were laid over, pending the
decision the question whether this Bureau belongs to
;L,- Finance Department the Mayors Office. The
Board then adjourned until to-day. AT . y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
THE EVANGELISTS LABORS.
Continued from First. Page.

hopet all would remain who did not care 10
90 TO tho others. A constant stream OF people
poured in and out Of the Simpson NJ. f. Chapel. Mr.
Moody and several other lay workers were there
talking and praying with the people who came in
These efforts were generally personal Mr. Moody
would talk with man OF woman few moments
and then if he or she wished il would kneel and pray
and then pass on to another. Several were seen
affected to tears.
At the North Reformed Church, Mr.. Morton OF
Plymouth Bethel addressed large gathering, chieiS
of young men. lie said there was ore thing lacking
in the churches of Brooklyn and that was the power
Of working Christian young men. About ohe-haii
the original congregation remained at the Rink ana
a prater-meetng conducted by DIR. Talinaee fo-
lowed. The hymns Come Holy SPIRIT and kock
of Agesr were among those sung. The congregation
disperred in about half an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

NOS, OF suggesting any changes In the INTERIOR but IL
considered BY the Committee Of Arrangements to be In
s FORM rather too largo for elective speaking
or singing Consequently partition will be put In ioo
feet from the Fourthave. entrances. This VIII leave
spacous auditorium, having 200 feet 'front.' on haulsv
and about AS feet deep from the entrance 10 sc
platform which will rest against the parutlon MI
shook said he could not easily estimate me nuinpeI
auditors who could be seated, but thought that
10 600 people had found e4Wfortable place CInin
an c1sI number front Of tho platform ny the follow
ing arrangement The garden park proper VIII DC COM
nlrely foored over, and the rustic booths 10 tue THU
and left OF the entrance well as the staTs on e,e
sne win he removed The stationary 0rchesra CHATS
used Inv Barnum will he restored to the galleries anu me
body of the auditorium supplied with seats OF slnr
kind ANY decoration that ia made VIII DE carieu out Wy
the Young Mems Christian Association Inc SIante
ment of the chsr has been determined upD out the
odontablity OF space the MadisonaEe entrance
mr. above and in the Of the platform Will readily sng
rs ,ef TO any acquainted with the interior OF the
As the meetings are 10 be held in mdwinfer. the
proner heating OF the building will be matter OF I'M
nnrfance Mr. Shook said that IL furnaces Womb ne
nlaced undrr the galleries, and lie thought that they
would proye more than sufficient to make the Diiidlng
able IN the most Indictment weather. lie ola not
know what disposition would he made OF me vast space
between the partition and Fourhaye. IN may be uli
j,cd in part for committee aud passages from the
rear entrances Full liberty will be given the Association
TO arrange the interior may best suit the purposes IN
tended To be carried out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
.IIDNlGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WIsuINGToN, u. c. TJcs day. Get. rs. 1S7J-i 4. m.
Synopsis for The Desi "a hours -
The Western storm Is now central IN W IS
consin with variable winds. cloudy weather. and rain on
the lakes and thence tie Missouri ana ONO valley y
Southcrly winds warm, clear weather. AMI raining baf
cnrlcr prevail i'm Tennessee the Glf and South Atlantic
states Northwest To northeast winds, 'alig brnn'tl
and warm, clear weather in the Middle ANA Eastern
States.
The Missouri River ha risen III Brunswick.
PrOjd6i!it,eS.
For the upper lakes the pp'r Mississippi, the Lower
Missouri. and The Ohio Valley and Tennessee. rising
barometer, northeast 10 southwest wind, eooer
cloudy weather. aud snow or rain followed by clearing
weather west OF thcsMi-sssipp
For the Gnlf and south Atlantic states stationai!
tempeTature and prsSiIr southwest tn northwest
winds and increasing cloudinr>s, with falling tcmpcra
furr aud rain in the southwest 81.
FOR ne iDrr tQkes IRE Hiddie and Eastern states, J0U
ina barometer. sOnih,reSt 10 sDvth cGSt WihfS EARN
cJydy reafhef ard RAIN fotoTsd bg coH rsnfhcr oad
aDrfh-lrcSt tciids or the iorer lakes. $50 .
Cauiiuar, sigma = continue Lakes superior. Nirh
gan Huron and Erie and ordered for Lake Ontario
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
MOODY AND sANKEY IN NETWORK.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THEIR MEETINGS IN THE WIN
TER-GIIMoRE's GARDEN sECURED-CHaNGEs IN
The INTEmoR-THE WORK 10 CONTINUE THREE
OR FOUR MONTHS.
Arrangements have finally been made for the
transformation Of Giiorcs Concert Garden, formerly
Barnums Hippodrone into vast revival temple where
the evangeliss Moody and sankey, will begin their Ia
bors in this city, following the opening VI the new year
In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, sher
idan Shook said that he had just obtained years lease
OF the Hippodrome premises from Commodore Wander
bilt no for the owners the Newlork and Harlem
Railroad Company. The contract will date from the
ls Of December Relative to the changes in the build
ns for the purposes Of the reyyslist Mr. Shook said
that preparations were making by tho Young Mems
Christian Association The agreement for the Lease Of
the premises not been signed yesterday but 1t. con
ditions had been satisfactorily determined. The Com
mttee OF the Association ia to have fun control OF the
building for three months beginning the lst OF Jan
uary and until the end Of April II the interest felt In
the meeting should mako it advisable 70 proong them for
four months.
Mr. Moody has not visited Ae Hpp'drome Tor the pnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
THE REVIVAL QUESTION AMONG METHO-
DISTS

pIsCI-sSION OF The NECESSITY OF A RELIGIOUS
AWAKENING BIZ THE METHODIST MINISTERS.
"What grounds there are to expect an I'M
usual religions awakening in this city this Winter and
what special measures il any, should be adopted IN view
OF the same - the subject Of discussion at the con
ference Of the preachers OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. in this city, yesterday The attendance was I'M
usually largo. The Rev. Mcssrs. NJ s. Terry, Charles
Iaren b. " Adams, n. Aston, and ". l.. Corbit were
the principal speakers Their remarks all having the
same tendency may be- summarized in those OF the Rev
W F. Corbit, who spoke with much carnestness Ire
Methodist Church, he said, was in deplorble condition.
The chief causes laxity OF discipline
and the Of praying bands. speedy remedy Tor
this state of things needed No new agencies were
wanted The Methodist Episcopal Church. worked by us
own machinery would take the world, II 1t were allowed
to work II is the pioneer church in this country. The
remedy union OF effort and activity Preachers mao
been preaching their heads Oh nearly. AMI yet were
cf,ectng nothing There dSlntcgratlon snd
seldehnr-s about the Church. Each one 81 thc
church organizations tnought az Itself only. lhcre
was jealousy among the preachers and lay brethren
that ought not 10 exist. The Only remedy ~ nlhon;
There must coming Together ana return 10 the od
circuit system. Let the preachers and people gather 10
g-ther as Moody aud Ssukcy have got them t0geiher
MANY men IN their body who were Just as gliteh h
thcy or more so. II not Moody. aud u was not
saukcy, but the power which they possess OF bringing
good people together to work FOR God
A preaTibl aud resolutions were adopted gaining lot
the repeal of the passed by the last egsailf. III re-
iic ssierhood OF Grey Nuns teaching in the common
scho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsmrNGToN. Oct. 25.-ln the Supreme Court Of
the United states today The nS Ing " Bsg VI
damages Of ate for issuing an at
,r.a Egypt in 1860 which time Hale Consul General
o. re mi"d sam aiu n jan ana IT, thc
proceedings here held that this plea is defective r not
tonsuls authority depended Reversed MI Justice Bradley
No Mcsenorc ct Louisiana state Psnk from the
District Of io9iaianalhs Psnn Tas The owner Of T,,a
loan. The loan was not paid hd the collei RENAMED
nv Gen Ranks AMI its effects transferred to the military
nssioners appointed 70 close II up thse officers scd TIE
au cannot make the bans Responsible foI The acts Of the
commissioners. Affirmed. MI Justice Hunt delivered the
20 Mathews ag Msstear from New York Eanic9.
legged that Mslh9ws LIVING IN HsS l9k' Mas msm1.r Si
existed at the date Of the acceptance APn ~ lso the wal
bong hsn agtsn The Court hed 'hs soms ~Hr sS
partnership Of which member OF members resided IN
If The nh and qh Of April 1851 are not regarded
recognition of existing slate Of Affirmed MI Justice
No 27"semmc~ agi The United states from Louisiana
1 lia s on ~ the sa%a Of alleged pro-
dent The CONF sustain the proceedings cinscation and
pardon caanot restore right. 10 property seized
hgeren rights Affirmed Mr. Justice clhori dciVefed the
Ne I-McComb agt The Commissioners Of Knox Comfy
WIT Of me aG wn"n, sSa s. d psrr srca
ag Blake anil Others OF the granger case Inc
siures Of chartered the with to
corporation tax reasonable IaesThe will con.
sumo ali day TO morrow in The argument d.. @ ~.
pier ct aMotion to make proper parties in this cause
No i2-George D. SNOW impleadei with p b. Clarke ex
plaintiff error sgt George W. Chapman eN Motion
No eoe|he o. Liquidation Of the state of louisiana
ct al sgt Henry : Mecon6 -.arso advanced
M orr .0 < 5..ap I no Tays
q slP' sSssnssts ss Henry !. kiddsr .-tsa.s' "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
DANGERS OF INITIATION.
Annprss ans CoI. MAJ M GRosyENoR

ADDRESS OF COL. WIN. NJ GR0SfEAoh'
AN APPRrCI,TIyE AUDIENCE AT TIE COOPER IN
sTTuTE-wHAT The CouNrRYs HONOR DE-
NAMES WITH REGARD To THE GREENBACk-DE-
,TPTIyR HOPES HELp OUT BY INTIATONIsTs To
WoRkINGMEN AND DEBrORs-EffECis OF AN
OVER ISSUE OF LEGsL TeNDER-NEED OF RE-
slINING sPrCis PAYMENTS.
Col. WIN. NJ GOsvenor, on the invitation OF the
Board Of Trade, spoke last evening at the Cooper
Union ON the Dangers of Inhation.' The audience
though not large was apprecatve, and the speakers
appeals for a money that should be fully equivalent
to and exchangeabe with gold were greeted with
repeated and hearty applause Among those on the
platform were George Opdyke, Peter Cooper g. W.
L. Clarke, George b. Satterlee, Benjamin A. Willis,
G. S. Terry, Henry Kemp, d. II. London, James 1.
Van Rensselaer, Isaac sherman, Emerson Opdycke,
aud number of other persons prominent iii business
circles.
George Opdyke introduced Col. Grosvenor with a
brief statement that while the Board of Trade had,
~ a body no opinions, the members desired that the
advocates of the different views in regard TO the cur
rency should be heard and as they had had two adj
yocates of the theory of exchangeability of bonds
and currency they wished to hear one who advo-
Gated tire duty of founding the credit of the country
on solid specie. At the close of the address on mo
ton Of Isaac Sherman, the thanks of the assembly
were given 10 the speaker