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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
LEGAL Brevitiea

Furs-Webb
Sunset at A.s4.
Sunrise tomorrow at Z OF.
Noon sets tonight at b.ss.
Get hats OF Dubell, of course.
'Cloak-makinglby Mrs. Day, s1Q Market St.
The florist establishment at Greenbank prom
ises to be success
Mince pie is in season, and r. Fl. Jones'
make is the best, for sac by all grocers.
No. 22t Market street is Fenessey's boot and
shoe store; great bargains and nc mistake.
fn Monday next, Dr. Franklin will be at the
Clayton House, and will treat all diseases Of
the feet.
Now the cold weather is coming 60 to
Adair's and buy your oed-quilts If you want to
save money.
Those ladies whose feet are little tender,
ought to get measured work, of Murray q
Bro, 10T W. Second street.
Stop at 11s Market street and see Mrs.
Henzes magnificent Christmas tree. Christ
mas tree ornaments for sale.
Before ordering winter suit for your boys
see Boil, at Sd and Market streets. Great bar
gains In boys garments to be had lust now.
Get bill-heads at the headquarters of fine
printing, at the CONNER 'IAL steam printing
rooms, 9th and Market streets.
Yesterday had such bad cold that could
not speak. used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrap and
to-day am as well as ever 1t only cost me
rs cents.
Now is the time to subscribe for the DELA-
WARE TRIBUNE, the great 81 weekly of Della
ware. New subscribers are coming in rapidly,
and yet there is room for more.
The African School Society, which has been
In existence for nearly half a century, has
over $4,000 invested funds. lis revenues are
now applied by the Delaware Association for
the Education of the Colored People.
it is an absolute and admitted fact among
gentlemen, that Gouert d Co., merchant tail
ors, understand the art of making neat and
tasteful clothing to perfection, and that they
keep good line of material for garments fol-
the season.
The following are the Unsolicited officers OF
the Normal Literary Society, of Prof Hark-
ness Academy: President, A. w. Brown;
Vice Presidents o. P1erson, Mary McCOrd l.
Fwbanks, S. May, S. Braunstein, o. West, A.
Smith, M. Primrose, A. Holt, L. Braunstein, j.
Mahoney; Sc re'ary, Miss Hewitt. Treasurer
Mr.. Crawford; ActnarY, Fl. Ay yars; Marshal
Prof. Harkness Cor. Secretary, Miss Gheen
Financial Sec Mr.. Benson.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT THE
Wilmington, Delaware,
on Wednesday, the Twentieth
day OF December, A. d. 1870,
AT THE
At two O'Clock, P. NJ,

The following described lands and teuementa
situated in the city of Wilmington, Della are benR
the real estate of George Ohurchman bankrupt
TO witt All those two lots OF land three-storf. ID
brick houses with mansard roof, described as fol
lows -
No. 1. Beginning at the intersection formed BY tho
Northery side OF Fourteenth street wi b the West
ery s1de OF Broom street, thence Northerly by the
said side Of Broom street, twenty-six feet thence
westerly and parallel to Fourteenth street. and
passing through the middle Of the bricA partition
North ,one hundred and fifty feet to corner thence
Southery and parallel to Broom street, tWenty-sr
feet to the Aforesaid side OF Fourteenth street. and
thence thereby Eastery, one hundred and fifty feet
TO the place of beginning; be the contents what
they may. wi three-story bIok dwelling thereon,
being No. 1401 Broom street
No. 2. Beginning on the Westerly side Of Broom
street, at the distance of twentysix feet Northery
from the Northerly side of Fourteenth street thence
Westerlg and parallel to Fourteenth street and
passing through the middle of the brick partition
South one hundred and fifty feet to stake thence
NoItherly and parallel to Broom street. twento-six
teetto another stake thence Easterly, and parallel
70 Fourteenth street one hundred and fifty feet 10
the aforesaid side Of Broom street, and thence
thereby bouthery, twenty six feet to the place Of
beginning, be the contents what they may, with \
threestored brick dwelling thereon, being No. 14O8
Also at the same time and place, and by virtue Of
the authority aforesaid, one sh of stock (benR
one stall) in the Delaware Avenue Club Stables be-
longing to said bankrupt
Terms made known on day of SALE 81
IGNATIUS u. CRUDE,
Assignee in bankrubtcy OF George Churchmau
nov29dec2,6 8 9,I2,1 1913.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
FIFTH EDITION.
From washinxtOns


THE PRECEDENT BELlEvEs THINGS WILL Be
PEAoEFuLLg sETTLED-THe CABINET DIS
oUssIoN-eEN. RUaER's ACTION.
Associated Press 7slegr0m.
WARRINGTON, Dec. AIN conyersation
this morning the President says he has
no doubt but what all questions growing
out OF the Presidential contest will be peace
fully adjusted; that the counsels of the
good and patriotic men in both parties will
prevail.
On the telegram received yesterday from
Gen. Ruger, asking for further instructions
in regard to any further action on his part
toward the rival Legislatures in South
Carolina. the Cabinet was divided,
several members advocating the sending of
instructions to Gen. Ruger to oust the eight
members who hold certificates of election
from the Supreme Court, while other mem
bers contended that the Government had
no right to go to that extent-that it was
the duty of the Federal Government to
simply sustain the legally constituted au-
thorities and preserve peace. In this view
the President agreed, and it was 30 de
cided. ..-
After the adjournment of the cabinet
telegram was sent Gen. Ruger, announc-
ing that his explanation of the action Of
the military on Tuesday was satisfactory,
and his course WAS fully approved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02

LECTURE BEFORE THE Friends LYoE5M.
On Tuesday evening, the 9th inst, Mrs,
Charlotte M. CLARK will favor the Friends
Lyceum, at their rooms on West street
above 4th, with presentation of her leo
ture, "Our English Cousins" Mrs. Clark
has been introduced here, in the lsindest
manner, by members of the Swarthmore
College corps OF teachers. She lectured
there very acceptably. The Lyceum in
vites not only all it's members, but those who
are ''their friends" to be present There
will be no admission fee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02

LECTURE, LAST NIGAT.-Prof. Seymour,
the phrenologist, delivered an interesting
and instructive free lecture last evening
before the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, and others, in the lecture room of the
Association. The latter part OF it was par
ticularly humorous. We noticed fair per-
centage Of ladies' in the audience.
The Association have Just received their
list Of newspapers and periodicals and have
made partial arrangements to have a SER
les Of free lectures and entertainments each
week through the winter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
PhtlAdelphlA MARKETS.
Associated Ps-ess Tele0rar1.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. k2-Petroleum, re-
fined, 261Sc crude 16c.
Provisions quiet mess pork $17.25@
1850 beef hams 18@20c smoked do, IA
@15c /; smoked sides, 95(910c do. shoul
ders, 81(@8SSc picked hams, 9@111Sc.
Lard 10@1O1zc.
Flour inactive.
Wheat scarce and firm Penna. red 81. SO
@1 AZ amber $1.45@1,47.
Rye quiet at 72@80c.
Corn inactive yellow 6s@5s1sc; mixed
49@50c sail 58c.
Oats quiet white 36@41c.
Whlskey steady Western 81, 10.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
New Advertisements. To-dnx.

Card to consumers-R II Jones
DR. Bull Drevity
Adams brevity
Bill heads-brevlty
Boll's brevity
Boots-Fennesey's b-evity
Murray d Bro-brevity
Hats-Dubell, brev;ty
FuTs-W ebb's bTevity
Brevity-Mrs Day
Penna Railroad Time Table
Kunkel's Wine of Iron, &c
Water Department Notice
Wanted-5 Energetic Men
PrOposals-Street Committee
Instructions 10 Painting, etc-H A Herr
DR. Franklins Brevity
Mrs Henze's Brevity
Mince-meat-Brevity
Brevity-Gouert
Now is the time-DEL TRIBUNE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
Amnsements.

Charlotte Thompson is engaged to ap-
pear at the Opera House on Christmas
night, and will give, also, matinee on the
afternoon OF chat day She will present
'Jane Eyre" AZ one OF the two perform
ances.
The North Carolina Jubilee Singers
had 80 slim show at ~ o'clock, last even
ing, that the hall was closed, and no con-
cert was given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02

Y. M. O. A.-The weekly prayer meeting
Of the Young Mems Chlistlsn Association
will be held in their lecture room, this even
ing, at half past seven o'clock. All persons
are cordially invited to be present, and
take part. These reunions for prayer are
pleasant indeed, and are participated in by
members Of all our churches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02

TIE ALsBERG CAsE.-Several witnesses
were introduced by the counsel for the
side are now engaged in taking testimony.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02

rBuy and sell Stocks
HEALD& co s:s s::f, ::$ I.:H: ;ss Ssi IS Z e; e;
BANKERs ArD BROKERS.
Clayton House Building Entrance on Fifth St.
For Sale-46 shares lDelaware Fire Ips Stock
Draits on England, Ireland. Germany. etc.
octI8-ti
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
FinMmcIal.

associated Press Telegram.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.--Gold quoted, thu
morning, at @1.0S9<.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
The Rhode IsIand EIector.

The Legislature of Rhode Island met in
special session yesterday to fill the vacancy
In the Electoral College caused by the in
eligibility of Mr. Oorliss, of the United
States Centennial Commission. W. 8. Sla-
ter was elected to fill the vacancy by vote
Of 81 to 19 for Cutler, the Democratic can
didate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
n TATE.
By virtue Of an order Of the District Court Of the
U tted States, for the district of Delaware, in
Bankruptcy will be exposed to sale
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT THE
Delaware House, No. 513 Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware,
On Wednesday, the Twentieth
day of December, A. D. 1875,
At two O'Clock, P. M.

The following described lands and tenements,
situated IN the city Of Wilmington Delaware being
tue Real Estate Of Frederick a. Ohurchman, Bank
rupt, towit: All that lot, piece or parcel OF land
having thereon erected three story brick dwell
ling, described in two tracts as follows
No l. Beginn ng on the line of the westerly side
OF IAtnal street, at the distance of thirtyone feet
and eight and quarter inches from the corner
formed bV the intersection of the line of the south
erly side of Delaware Avenue with the line of the
Westerly side of Tatnal street. thence westerly par
alel 10 Ninth street, eighty-hve feet to a corner,
thence Southery parallel TO Tatnall street twenty
three feet and inches to another corner thence
eastery parallel with Ninth street, and pas sing
through the centre of the brick wall dividing the
house on this lot from the house the lot doninR
the Sonth eighty five feet to the Westerly side Of
Tatpal street. and hence Northerly along said side
Of Tan street twenty three feet aud six inches to
the place OF beginning, be the contents within SAID
bounds what they may.
No. ,. Begir ming at the corner formed by the In
tersecton of the line of the Westerly side of Tatna
street with the line of the South Westerly side OF
delaware 6venue, thence Southerly along the Wes-
tery side of Tatnal street thrtyons feet eight and
half inches to corner OF othee land of the said
Frederick .Ohurchman, thence Yves erly along said
land siEty-ive feet to a corner, thence Northerly
and parallel to Iatnal street hftynne feet, be the
same more or less TO the Sonth esterly side of Del
said side of Delaware avenue seventy feet be the
same more or less to the aforesaid and place
Of beginning, be the contents within said bounds
what they may.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
IGNATIUS o. GRUBB,
Assignee in Bankruptcy of Frederick A. Ohuroh-
man. nov29 dec .,6,9 12l6,19.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
3rnpnsals.

PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of
the Street l. Commissioner until
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7TH, 1875,
at 5.o'clock, p. m.
For grading the bed of jackson street from Gipin
to Lowering avenue. The earth and stone to be de-
livered subject to the orders OF the Street Commis
sloner; the dirt to be eveed at the expense of the
contractor The Committee on opening streets re-.
serve the right to REJECT any or all bids.
FRANCIS MCULOSKEY,
dec2St street Commissioner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02

CtARD TO CONSUMERS
Having discovered that some of our city grocers
are buying an inferior article of miuce meat and
selling it ont of my buckets, j take this method oil
cautionng the public, and would advise them to ash
particularly for Jones' / X l. Mince Meat ANY
guilty Of the above practice is not safe to dea
with. My goods are all superior, ana all ask is fan
play. X. II. JONES,
Manufacturer Of x L Minoe Meat, Fruit, Butter
and Pepper Sauce, 7l5 Shipley Street. deo28t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
LARGE BRICK HOUSE

thereon, bounded and described as follows to wit: +:
Beginning at stake standing on the northeasterly
side of Delaware avenue, between Adams and Jack
son streets, at the distance Of one hundred and
hftyeight feet nine ncres from the north-westerly
side Of Adams street. thence rth eastery and par
south-westery side of Gilpin thence thereby
northwestery thirtynine feet eeht and one-quarter
Adams street three hundred feet to the northeast.
cry side of Delaware avenue. (passinR through the
house,) thence thereby touth-easterly thirty-nine
feet eight and one-quarter inches to the place of
beginning
This property is of the most desirable on Del
aw re- Avenue. The house is roomy, we'll planned,
and with every moderr convenience. Large front
and side yard and lot back There is also good sta
BILE, ample for private use. Terms at sale.
nov2S eodts OHAS. B. LORE. Trustee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
SOr Gent.

EOR RENT-6ROoMED HOUSE, $40 PER
II month central location. Apply
oct26 eodtf "a. B. O"'THIS OFFICE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
AMfttutl JSales.

A sSIGNEE's SALE OF REAL RS.
By virtue of order Of the District Court of thu
United States, for the District of Delaware IN
bankruptcy, will be exposed to sale, at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
HlestAw9AWSv

II BRioKLXYRR AND CONTRACTOR,
Once. n. n. Cor. 7th and King, resideaos No. ei1
Orange btrost- Al hndH Of brick and Htona work
tox paMnF dons ~ SKIER notiss and Al fair pSiess D
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
y VuMAMcIAL q coMMERcIAL.
WnNmnap0N, Dnr, Deae.absr .. is7s.

sroox QUOTATIONS.. AT o'cLocz To-DAx.
Brokers, 9th and Market sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02

THE PRESIDENT BELTEvEs THINGS WILL BR
PEACEFULLY sETTLED-THE CABINET DIS
CUssIoN-GEN. RUaER'e ACTION.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2Oth, 1879,

At the Delaware House, 513 Market street, VIII
mington, Del, at O'Clock, afternoon,
The following described lands and tenements, be-
irR the keHl Estate late of George W. ChurchmAn,
deceased and his late residence $40 Delaware Ave-
nue.. to wit:
All that certain lot or piece Of land situate in the
city OF Wilmington, in the state of Delaware, with
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02

sRBCIALs TO nEE NEW YORK TnMEs-LoUIsIA-
ma, ELoRIDA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-02
VVRUsTRE's SALE OF
Rea1 Estate,
IN WILMINGTON.

AN WAhhANNAON.
BY virtue Of decree of the Chancellor OF the
State Of Delaware made at Chambers, tue 18th dsI
Of uctober, A D., 1875, will be EXPOSED to sale q
Public Auction, on
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tcndor nj 31U, tho original amonnt agreed nn.
10 .ho doctor, WHO rofusod it. Tho oase was then
tttod by = Jury, who returned verdict tn favor
of tis defendant who Will not nov hare 10 phy
4 cent, ubllo ths doctor, besdss losing the bill,
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under tho otrcnn,AtAhehs. The doctor han prob.
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sontrscted 10 deliver child from tho vile Of i
yroceryman for the adm Of 30. But inltead ui
gnethild. the lady gave birth to tHina, aud liza
doctor demanded double the original AMOUNT
Agreed on, aud Tho husband refused 70 pay the
pal Yesterday sttstnooa the doctor brought
~ ~ btfore Justice Auguatua We!ss to recover
w. tho doctor having amended biz bill OF par.
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Practical Family Recipes.

Chocolate Cake-lwo cups sugar; two
thirds cup butter; one cup sweet milk;
three cups flour; three eggs; two tea
spoons baking powder; lemon extract.
Bake as jelly-cake.
Cabbage Salad-Take one head of nice
cabbage and chop very tiue with salt,
after which set it away for few days.
Then drain off ali the water, and add
one tablespoon Of mustard seed, and
enough vinegar to cover, and boil it one
half hour. This is to be eaten cold.
Carmel-The whites of three eggs
beaten very stiff; two cups sugar boiled
until almost candy; pour very slowly on
the whites, beating them quite fast;
one-halG cake Bakers chocolate grated; !;
vanilla extract; STIR until cool, then put
between each cake and over the top and
sides.
Cream Cake-One cup white sugar;
one and one-half cups flour; three eggs,
beaten separate and very light; two
tablespoons water; one teaspoon baking
powder. Bake in two cakes. Cream
One pint milk; one cup sugar; one-half
cup butter; three eggs; two tablespoons
flour; lemon extract. Cut each cake
and fill with the cream.
English Christmas Mince Ple-Three
and half pounds each OF beef and su ct
chopped fine; three and half pounds
each OF raisins and currants; seven
pounds of apples chopped; one pound of
candied citron; two pounds of sugar;
one ounce of nutmeg; tour quarts Of good
cider; one pint OF best vinegar; salt;
and pint of golden sirup. Half the
raisins should be stoned and chopped,
the other half left whole.
Oyster Soup-Put one quart of
oysters into Three quarts OF boiling
water, and pepper and salt to
suit the taste. Leave the oys-
ters in long enough to become heated
through (as oysters should never be
boiled to taste nlce). Then skim into
the tureen. Now put in one pint Of
sweet cream, about one dozen crackers,
and good-slzed lump of butter, liquid.
Let it come TO boil. and then pour
into the tureen and send to the table.
Chocolate Marble Cake-One and a
half cups sugar, one anu half cups but.
ter, one cup milk, three eggs, three cups
flour, baking powder. When mixed, di-
vide the cake, and add to one half, one
fourth cake OF German sweet chocolate,
grated Bakers will DO as well) Put
in the pan first layer of dark, then
light; finish with the dark cake. The
batter should be rather stiff, 50 that the
parts will not run together in baking.
Will some one send the STAR recipe
for homemade apple-butter?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-20
LEXINGTON. KY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Loyenhart have
returned from visit to Cincinnati.
They bad another fight in Irish Town
Friday. Judge Kinkead will give them
an airing tomorrow.
Wesly Allen and Irwin Brown, two
colored gentlemen, got into a row over
II brown damsel day or two ago,
wherein Allen was the aggressor, but it
seems from the appearance OF his mug
that he came out second best. Brown
was arrested upon warrant sworn out
on the affidavit OF Allen, but was dis
missed and Allen fined in his stead.
Mr.. j. w. Lell has taken charge OF
the Pu9niX Hotel. Mr.. Lell has for
many years been in the bakery and con-
iectionery business in this city, and a
more genial gentleman could not well
be found. Mr.. Lell will certainly give
new life to this hotel, once the most pop
ular in the Western country. At one
time it was thought that it's doom was
sealed, but, Ph@nix-ike, it fell and rose
again until it is again the leading hotel
i'll Kentucky.