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INANOIAL AND OOMMIROIAL
Omen or Tax Daily Gizxtte.
. Wilmington, Dsl., De«. 18 1872.
Wilmington Quotations, furnished by J or n McLesr
A 8on. Bankers, No. 6u2 Murkst stieiL
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10 40's 4's.
U. 8. Currency, 6',....
New 5'« .
Delaware Stats Bonds
N. Y. Central
N. Y. A Erie.
Reading K. K.
Union Pacific.
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112ft
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stock
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Bualntu Noioes.
Cheap Coal .—Move #6.25, Nut #5.50 per 2240
pound* for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feo21-tf Wm. J. Bhowv.
To 1'ic Nie Fabties.—A tine assortment of
Euglish pickles and sauces of ail kinds. Walnut
und Tomutoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lohntet*, Sar
dines, Pickled and Cove Oysters, &c., ike. Also
Matthews A Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined und Brass preservin.
kettle*, Mason. Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and other
gloss, stone and tin air tight jar* und mus t /uop,
s( BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume Atomizrs.
# An elegant, pleasing, simple ami useful apparatus
for diffusing perfumery in ihe most economical
ner. scenting the clothing, handkerchief
and fur making cooling and
water or other liquid«, for h
burns, sensitive surface.«, Ac., also f »r disinfecting
aud perfuming the sick
D
t hair
•thing apnlicatiu
•lache, inflamed eyes,
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.-Hie by
„ E. EIU.MIIII K8T A OO.,
Ooraer Sixth and Market -tree!».
Steam Atomizers,
For the Tnhatution of atomirod fluid-in the treat*
merit of chronic di-CH-e- *.| Ihe throat, uir |.u—aee
sad tuns-. Reins -el!'-uclinx they iirmlticed an e\ en
sud contiuuou- flow of-t -ay without in
or labor. During Ihe vast two or Ihn
hsvs -uiiplied -eversl doren of then* atomizer- and
in mort care- with very -sti-fsetory remit-.
E BKINifllURST A Cu.. Aimthecarief.
Vomer Sixth and Market -treel
lence
ON MARRIAGE.
Happy Relief for l oung Men from th*
•■ecu ol hrror* and Abuse« in early life Man
hood restored Impediments •" Marriage removed.
Now method of treatment New ai:d remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free, in
•nvalopes
Address, HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. No. 29outh
Ninth 8t.. PhiUdelphi «. 1*«., an Jnstiution having
a high reputation lor honorah e conduct an
«••lODa/ skill.
led
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dscti-L'aw
ïmabrr jar« k Wood (Turntrs.
MEW tiAS'j'l ,e
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LUMBEH VAIlll.
TU# kur.
•k ol L
LaruMon, willcouti
It* brau.'lifff, bavin?
aaiurtmeul <*f M»«3on«tt LuuiU*;. , » .«tiüar cl
White Flw Moara«, Arh p| a uk
OskPlank sud R ti
L'.dsr flhingle.
2t •S "5 l4h, «h. OwlsrR.ll«,
•*(»» I'kdarBwo Pol*«,
» C«dar Boat Board*,
Fancy Pal««,3U
8**J°«k Joist*. Fancy Pal#«. 4ft
suf" U 8ta , ff ' WsksU.Sfasl,
5)iî« ll "* L »«k, P ckrts,4Ur««t.
. o.kY.oc.îo.t.,
5!uSlSï Eîî° r J"*' Eallelor Pieket»aa s,
WMklÏÏ! Waatadat Uths,
* rborp "'**'
yroa IL* 8oia*h'.
wESKÏLTZ*«*'''« l,l#Äb0? « k,ud * ot lu ml.Dr
titaji «etd^u th2i i* 1 m i or ,h ' lr Alt
5«. «7w."d ,'V'«Vuy ' ' *"' 1 *" roa ' maal
U > ' «It.kiS I.AMBSGS'.
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louer tard:
JOHN A. HARRIS,
*. E. lornfr Front And TaIiiaII Sts,
WILMINGTON. DHL.,
I* now prejiHre t t
Builoing and Manufaclurers'
»ell all kind" of
LUMBER,
Seasoned and under Cover,
At tho lowest market rates.
Wilmington. Sen. 10. lsoS-tf
SPRINGER, MORLEY A GAUGE,
MANrPACTURBRH OF
SASH, DOORS, BUNDS, AC.
WOOD TURNING and SCROLL SAWING.
flubs, Spokes and Rims,
COACH Jc CARRIAGE WHEELS.
Corver Third and Orange Streets
fit
'VILMIN (iro.V. DEL
■OültEV,
(Successor to Thoma« B. Beeten,)
Orange Street, below Sixth, (Bright' a Aliev )
WILMINGTON DEL.
WOOD TUliNINO,
Circular and Ornamental Scroll Sawing
HOUSE BRACKETS, CABINET AND CARPRN
TKRd'TURNï'NGS, N K WELS ,B A L- N '
USfERS. BALUSfRADES.
toXuhid".h"i r ^ic| l,0> C *"l««.Wh..l Huh.
rtSt'whro| T Uut7 >JulU for Cjr
TAYMIR a t o
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as
HERMANN AHRENS,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALER,
No. 234 Tatuall Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Would respectfully announce
to his Irlands and the public thut
he still carries un the Sleat busi
ness at th« old ctand. and will
keep constantly on h aU d the
> DMt quality ot
|L SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
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the
ILITCH. SHOULDERS,
LARD. POKE.
SAUSAGE, DRIED BEEF.
toWNtdteittoM b **° ,d whuieTlde auÄufrät iha
C a«^
I'DBKUH BATH. ~ ~
No. 210 MARKET STREET.
OPHH FOR GENTLEMEN ON
■«■dar,. Wadnesda,,. Thursday and Saturday
from 1« A. M.. to 8 V. M.
FOB LADIES EXCLUSIVELY
jaaadara aad Frida
10.A.JM..
•0 4 P.M
D¥*A24Sfs AVÄ5üiJ for, for sale
JM fl fut froat Apply *t thuoflç«. ,
LOCAL INTCLLIOKNCE.
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Very disagreeable outside to-day.
Insure with Woolley and Van Trump.
The girls liuveouly lîj days yet of leap-year.
The little ones begin lo inquire nliniit Kri*
Kriugle.
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Aid aud ('outrai Loan Associât ions meet this
evening.
Ad tins tV Bro. have a stock of toys Hiitlieient
to supply all the juveniles in the Stute.
The Mendelssohn C liornl Uni ou give a grand
coucort at the Masonic Temple, this evening.
The "Beautiful JSnow" 1ms arrived, and left the
streets and sidewalks iu
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Runaway. A runaway horse created consider
aul« excitement iu tho neighborh-MMl of Fourth
and Shipley streets, at noon, to-dHy. A wagon
was completely demolished, hut no serious dsm
age was sustuimd.
Lkct Again. The vessels which put into Ihe
harlNtr at New Castle, last week, ou account of
the iev in the river, have nearly all left again, tho
recent moderate w
river comparatively clear of lee.
Church Orknino.—T he new Baptist Church,
»'Mount Moriuh," near Willow Uiovo, will be
opeuetl to public worship on Sunday, the 29tli.
W. L. I'urriugton, a very able speaker, trous
Pennsylvania, will be pa
1
2240
of
Sar
Also
I'atlior Imviu^ ivnik-rcil (lie
ut ou the occasion.
Pnu.ic Bai.k. — R N.Ä A. Me (?. M«v>re will
sell at public sale, on tho premises of It. 1).Hicks,
on the Now Castle road, ou Thursday, Dec. 1'Jth,
several horses ami a lot of stock and farming
pleuicnts. »Sale to comiueucc at one o'clock, 1*. M
un
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CONCKRT
To-ni^ht.tlu) concert of the Momlels
shun Choral Chioii will b»i given at the Masonic
Temple.
appear very favorable fora largo attendance, but
wo are eontideut tliut the entertuinment will well
repay the visit, be the wc&ther
hair
I
At prescut writing tho weatln r does uot
■ Ill'll lUCIlt.
cr
Nu uni r. Krueger's
evening, mid, ns usual, w.
uiul select assciiililii:
and allcnlivc, tin-m
in liict, lively. Tile
Kiilarlv, mi tbe third Tui
iiiom ti.
ciutdc <*:iinr' oil Iasi
litciiilcil liy a
en
ial
The gents ivr
all polite
vervthing
giveu iv
r of each
veelh nt, ami
irtble:
ill lie
l:iv eveiiin
Wyoming Coi.leuk.
At the recent meeting ot
the Philadelphia Conference of Baptist Minister*,
iu that city, a resolution recommending Wyoming
College to the uttentio«i ot the Conference was
adopted, and the different churches were n quested
to take up a collection iu ita behalt on Third Sun
day iu January next.
Sai.es of Money. - At the regular, monthly
met ting ot Mutual Loan Association; last evening
money »old a* follow* : #50 at 22»,' per cent, pre
mium; #500 at 16; #2200 at 20»i; #1000 ut lOW;
#250 at 13»^.
Brandywine Loan Association met lost evening
and told about #1400 at 10 perceut. premium.
KNTERTAINMkNT IN Newark.- The Indies of
iiic r ir?»t Prcstiyterlan (.'hurcli, of Newark, will
! iu* an entertainment of Tableaux in the College
orator\ on Iridav and Saturday evening*, Dec.
20th ami 21 *t, roiuuienriti
Admission 25 cents. 1'roc
at half past seven,
ds to be npplietl to
handelier uud lanqiK in thi
iniited to attend.
lor t ht
AU i
I »ayin
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huit h.
Markets.—B utter 45a50per )K>uuU; eggs, 4da4J
per dozen; Chu kt iis, #la#| 5o |>er pair; duckt
f!a|l 7o d°.; turkoy*, #1.50a#2 25 each; potatoe*,
1» per half peck; sweet potatoes, 25 do.; cabbage,
Jab per head; celery 6al4 per bunch; upples,16a20
per half peck; apple butter, 20 per quart; citron*
Sa 10 each; cider 20 pei gallon; beef 15*26 per
jtound; veal 16a20 do;i»f»rk 10al2 do; mutton, 16*20
do; liver 10 do.; corn beef, 8a 15 do.
of
Horses Stolen.
-some time ngo,
vaJuaMI** Mack horse* wen* stolen front tin* »table»
' ,r - Bnl»t. I -irtcr, on French Mrcct, below 8cc
• mmI. A .search wo* immediately instituted, and
ye* ten lay, Mr, Porter
hi* Min, in Newark, N. J., t
had traced the robh«*r* to that phi
etl the horses. Tin* thieves, h«m
II vigilance, and
VCd :
despatch from
the effect that he
and reeover
r, succeeded
! I
ill i llldi
I'llpillj
csplure.
In-I'IUV k Ageni'v.
T . . , , Messrs. Woolley Jt Van
! ."'I.'" ' •'"'"'nul Building, adjoining the
: ! ri ' 'HfcntH lor Hu. oldi'-t and uioxt rcli
' l '' l 1 " 11 . 11 ' iimurjincc l'(iiii|isnic«, mill |',,r the lead
loreigrt Coinpj
Liigland.
Hie Royal, of Liverpool,
-No difficulty need be experieneed in
•lection ul a good *oiind (
usure, v
b
pony, by thost
hilc all lossch Hi*iained lllldei
» by them, arc promptly paid at their
i-liihc I
Hili.-ic,
:
•lllce.
lluiiSE kiLLKb.—A day or two ago the train
north on the Wilmington A Heading lUdroad.
due at Laurel Station ut ubout ti 30 F. M.. when
within some 2ÜU yards of the station, ran into
two {.oraes »tending on the track, beloiigiiie to
VlT ?| b ht t C Th " l,!, K^uge ear was thrown
all the trark, no other injury was don*. After
almut two hours delay the passengers were per
m« 1,1 I RO a f ' lr . W :" V re J uiti "K Mr. Steele's
" 11 t ' u,,, ' d<;ra,,1 ''' " s 1,0 valued his property
the
•II
ian
tue
to
that
t ?Y BN ,? n 10 Death.— U n Sunday night last
Letitia Carter, an old resident of Little Britain
township, Lancaster county, aged about SO years,
was burned to death in her room. She had' lived
alone tor some years, but latterly a Mrs. Carothers
had been living with her for the
uigcarH of her.
purjs.se of tok
<111 Ihe evening sUteti, by some
means tier clothes took fire from the stove while
aione, anil the blaze was seen by the neighbors,
who aluiined Mrs. Carothers, but before the
Haines were tubdued the old lady was dead
Instranck.—
Messrs. Woolley A- Van Trump
ndvertise in unother column, a statement of the
affairs of the Insurance Company of North Amer
ica, lor which they are the agents iu this citv.
showing a most excellent financial condition.
I roperty could not be insured iu any better Com
pany than this. They also announce that the
1 hennix Insurance Company, of Brooklyn, N. Y..
have opened to them an open Marine Policy, en
abling them to make binding, at once, insurance
on shipments to and from Wilmington, l'hiladel
phi.i, * ew . î 1 or * c ; or el *e»here. Their office is No.
I, Juin nut Building, adjoining the City Hall.
The Thicks op Pi< kfotketh.—W hen n
Irit-ki* played aiiywhen* by (ilekpoekeU, it is
w* 1 id. pul all coni iu u u it lea on their guard atainst
«I. lest the device *hould !h* imported and! airain
Hurcessmlly practised upon an unHUHpeetinir i>nl>
[!''• B i« said I hat, in the court of lutbixen al
Koine, recently, a gang of thieves introduced
ilieuiHem*» among a crowd assembled to hear a
most exciting cn*e. During the argument* the
attention ol everybody wo* altmeteil hv u i,i, t |
winch llcw in circle* around the head* of the
judge*, lawyer* and frisoner*. ii wu* a Htrata
irem invented l»y the pic kpocket«, who tiepin to
idy their trade lurioualy Ihe niouieut the l.ird wa*
» t loose Pretty *0011 there was a general cry of
' pickpockets," but the watched, puraes, and
handkerciiiefs were pone, and, doubtles*, the
light-tingered tçentr)' were shoutinir »* indiiaiantl v
as an vlMffdy else. J
new
"
How
there i*
TO IIihtivgi isii a Yoimo Fowr.-As
general movement among our readers
lav« < R U wii < i U r' CC foWl " for "* e "PP"»"*iug holi
i. > . ' ' , ,IC " lu " lter «f interest to many of
■ him to know howto distinguish between the
.Voting and old eaudidates for table honors.
. „ h ? 1 oun(r ' Brke V haa a smooth leg and a soft hill
Oto tiwk?'" iT 111 briffhl "" d to" fett mol« —
have » .» 2 "'"'y* Btifl fcet - Young fowls
l ..m.ti.M d<>r 2 ,"' »"'»to, leg», and the bremst
-ï? ld * rf 7v dily lo ,he teneh of the tlnger -
Iht liest are those that have yellow leg»." The
ieen I 2a| eg * ' ^ ° ld r ° WlS look " 9 *f had
seen bard sen ice iu the world. Young duck» feel
V? de eL" dW ' h , e , wiu «' and ">e web is tknsparent.
I he best are thick and hard on the breast. Young
y J? 0W 1 5 Uto ' "<» toe feet are yellow
ut supple ; the skin may be easily broken by
the head of a pin ; the breast is plump and the fat
stomach. An ® P °* e " for tho
a
Holiday Goods.
*- 8 '* BUTLIB'i LiBOI AMOXTJtIMT. i
ab« holiday season U dow «««r at hand, and, u i
a aat ml conaaquaaea, the aalaotion of a anitebla!
Chr.a'maa pissent ia causing great aolioitude in 1
tha minds at fathers, toothers, «stars, brothers and
losen. With a desire to releisa all anxiety in
toi» respect, we refer esaiybody to tha large as
sortasant kept by E- 8. ». Butler, No 420 Market
rtraet, eonadent that it they oan not hen get sup
J^ i^tmMt bin to the earnest
seeker after holiday goods, is at once ussfulfprac-,
tical and ornamental. To begin with, that* are
warkboxaa and writing daaks, of tha most aqai ita
design and finii h in impur mache, rosewood, ma
hogany and leather,—what •■ladye faire" would
not be delighted with auch a Christmas present, I
and swear eternal fealty immediately upon its
"tCT îhar. are tadle.' toitet .Und., dainty little
atra<n, sweet and pretty looking euough to adorn I
the dressing room of the tairtet and proudeit dam
■el in the Und. Young man, be aura to take a
»er ond look at thi a ». Of ladle*' natcl.ol«,there it a 1
pr jfu* on, of all style*, ■hapea mud eisee, very,
pretty, and l«6.iring that appearance of practical
ÄrÄrÄÄtaza"«"'*
minons. iu VH nous styles, and w«ll. provided willi
the dainty implements of female industry, are
liberally dispfeÿml. and, will doubtless by their
handsonisappearance,materially assist some young
mau, in selecting au appropriate present for bis
sweathesrt.
Of the stock of fancy goods it is useless to at
tempt to speuk in detail. It is simply immense,
and embrace, everything in this line, that tha in
genuity of man has yet produced. There are al
bums amt opera glasses, inkstands,and peuholders,
of ulniost every conceivable device,pticket books ill
all stylea, all of which are emineutiy suitable for
holiday goods.
Then cornea Ibe moat uaeful department of all—
the literary. Now you have your choice of the
moat appropriate presents which cau be uiado.—
The glory and beauty of the workbox and writing
desk will bo dimmed and effaced by time, and they
wiil be laid aaide and perhapa forgotten. But here
nre preaenta, in this deportment,which are produc
tive of the groutcat delight, and the most laating
impression. For your raerbauical friend, what,
more valuable present could you select than a
years subscription to the Sri entijic Amiri, an, or
the American Artitan, thereby* enabling him to
study the real art of bis occupation, and keep him
self posted iu, end practically benefitted by, a
thorough knowledge of the leteet and most useful
mechanical invention!. For your lady friends,
here are all the standard magazines of literature
and fuhioa, toe numerous to mention particularly
but all of excellent quality. For your literary
friends you can select, from a large assortment of
holiday editions of tbe works of standard authors.
Hero are Miltor, Burns, Brysnt,| Shakespeare,
Tennyson, and others, all beautifully bound, aud
splendidly illumtxated—wonder* of the typogrepi
cat art. What miud can suggest protent* more
hoadtinu and appropriate. For your juvenile
friends, you will had a large assortwcut af stand
ard juvenile workr, suitable for the youth of all
grades from the wee toddler iu his A, B, C*s, to
the mature sehoo boy. Awoug this assortment,
we cannot refrain from particularly mentioning
the works of that king of juveuile writers, "Oliver
Optic, ' whose productions are likiug pleasing to
old and young. Then there are checkers, choss,
aud all other games, dear to the childish heart.
But. 'll* useless to go further, though we have
not mentioned half. We will just say, in conclu
s on, tl a 1 in addition to all these, Butler keeps on
hand, aU the newspapers, periodicals, magazines,
and latdst publications of the day. In fact, there
is nothing iu his state, but what is suitable aud
appropriât* lor a holiday present, aud therefore,
those who have been thus far unable to décida
where to purchase their Christmas presents, need
hi in a quandary no longer.
the
of
be
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so
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Balls —Last evening the Orion Assemklv Kata
a very pleasant ball, at the City Hall; a small but
but select company was present, and the eveniny,
spent 111 a very sociable manner, with no disturb
ances of any Kind to detract from the enjoyment.
Last evening, Seminole Tribe, No. 7. Imp. O.
...i.- u 0, . r f" W .. C " lle ' K* T * * 8™ ,lJ >*11. «t Yar
nall a Hotel. Between eighty and ninety couples
were present, and everybody enjoyed themselves
immensely. A supper was indulged in, at which
oysters, turkey, amt numerous other good thins,
of this life, wore liberally provided. The affair
was very successful.
The Waahmgion Fire Compauy, of this city, *)■
already making preparation* for theiruuiiiml ball,
r *i vlî. j a î A * aa0llic Temple, onftthe evening
affai'f 5 ° f Fel,ruary ,loxt * « w* 11 bo » grand
oe
ing
PENINSULAR NEWS.
The oyster trade at Crisficld is lively.
The Worcester A Somerset Railroad
The Aunamesscx
paye.
as frozen over, last week.
R1 he Masons of Crisficld
last evening.
None of the line of Eastern Shore strainers
lost a trip during the cold weather of last week.
Stephen Culver, of Princess Anne, was thrown
Injured WtlKU " " uc ''"V llwl week, and severely
Wild Darks
waters than now.
quantity of them.
County Commissioners of Somerset rountv
meet on the 14th of January for the purpose of
making changes In taxable property.
The Crisfleld obdenis nre like what Henry Clay
(llserilied the Ohio river to lie—dry one half .»r
the year snd treezed lip the other liulf.
The hoard of Emigration ut New York lias
•II I Its charge nearly two thousand destitute Ital
ian immigrants. Two hundred of them have
gone to \ Irgluia as railroad laborers. Should
tue influx continue, a large warehouse will prob
*' rcnt ®d lor the accommodation of those
Immigrants, ft ard's Island being now crowded
to U» utmost capacity. It is expected, however,
that most of those now here will have etuploy
meifl in a few weeks.
gave a jrraud suppe r,
t
end
were never more plenty in these
Sportsmen are killing any
uu
G
BRONZES,
|
RUSSIA LEATHER,
PARIS AND V/fNA
" n.'.T'r^ylTo.^ 1 *" 4 "' " heUi '»
REAL LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES'. GENTS' AND CaiLDRBN'J !L0s
' j, '»
Wa cordially invita tha puMie to axaailra thanü
N 1
GRANVILLE WORRELL.
M AEOMIC TEHPLF.
Wilmiaaun. Dal.
dcelO
Board of Trado:
i MBÜI1KG OF THE MANAGES! LAST EVENING.
i , ._- , _ , .
"** l V'* 1 "f *.*!* Manager» or the
1 . **• bald in Ihe rooms,last esen
In t' ' ,c * President Ua in tbe chair,
to accordance with the auggaations'conlained
in the recent report of Ihe Committee appointed
to (uggest a plan of operalhmi for securing in
creased representation in the State l*gi»latare,
f" d <«h" alteration» of existing laws,
"" milUw *«• appointed :
Committee to present the objectionable fea
lurw . "*• tax laws, end recommend their
alteration :—Wm. H. Swift, Edward Betts and
Wm. 8. Hilles.
I Committee lo urge the lepesl of all tsx on
Loan Ameciations-Geo. 8. Capelle, H. M.
Br '... . ,
I donnante« to recommend a modification of
** le h,a,t —Wm.T. Croasdalr,
a "• Mendenhall and Geo. 8. Lobdelk
a 1 The resignation of E. T. Iiellali, an a nu mbt r
of the Board of Manager*, wa* read and ac
cepted.
ÄrÄrÄÄtaza"«"'*
,,,e «y turned,
DAILY IfEgTINGfl ON 'CHANGE.
were present it the
meelinp, to day. The following receipts and
shipments were recorded :
receipt».
Û911 pounds of merrhant iron, 20 luira of
goot skins, 25 hogsheads of tobacco, 109 bags of
sumac, 3000 bushels of wheat, 200 tons of coal,
20 Ions of plate iron, 450 bushels of lime, 8000
feet of lumber.
Nineteen member*
SHIPMENT*.
8110 pounds of paper.28 barrels of snuff,three
Cirriagea, 1200 pounds of rags, ten tons of pulp,
len Ion* of car wheels, ten ton* of merchandise,
thiee Pullman car*. 50,000 cigars.
Colics Case».—-O nly three cases of drunken
ness hate been disfiosed of bv Mayor Siumis,
»inte last roport. Fifty cents' and clmIs in each
: case.
Dm Not Want to Cay.—A couple of
worthies slopped al Dickinsons Hole', a short
lime «go, snd whew they were ready to leave
Objected lo paying tlioir hills. À suit was
brought against them, before Esquire Frazer,
snd judgement obtained, which brought them
to their senses, and they "ponied up." After
paying, however, they abused the landlord
roundly, and without cause or provocation, for
which offence, another warrant was issued for
their arrest; but gelling wind of the affair, they
sloped on Hie noon train, yesterday,before Ihe
warrant could be served.
Kk Organization of the Immigrant Aid
.Society —A number of our farmers met at the
office of Geo. \V. Cummin-, Sr., on Saturday
afternoon la»t aud re orgauizetl tliu Immisrant
Aid Society by the election of the followinu
gentlemen us officers : President, Jas. \V
Mitchell Estj., .Secretary Chas. II. Register
Esq.
On Motion, The following gentlemen wer*
appointed a committee to confer with Kmisra
tion Agente :--(»eo. W. Cummins, Nr., «fames
W illiam-, J.W. Mitchell aud J. K. Johns
Esqs. '
T he meeting adjourned to meet at Foxwell »
Hotel, at 2 o'clock on Saturday afteruoon next
—Smyrna Intelliyenecr.
Improvements atCbispield.—T he lea~
"K 't** Messrs. Kennerly & Brother, of
Crisficld, have recently had built, at great la
b0 v. r ? nd «pnse, » strong and substantial
wharf, reaching from the shore 425 feet in the
harbor and nearly to the verge of the channel,
so that vessels carrying au hundred tons can
load and unload with ease. On this is laid a
double track, witli cars for the conveyance of
freight from outer extremity of the wharf
the office. At the base or starting point of
this wharf, is a large coal and wooayard—
the true Purpose of the enterprize-lieavily
stocked with the best and cheapest coal and
wood, the latter by the cord, or sawed and
split ready far family use. Adjoining the yard
? tt two ® tol Y building, 20 x nu feet in
size, the lower floor of which is used for stow"
to
a» mi aiso ior office purposes,
tie the upper floors y when com pie tea, will
oe used as a dwelling. But the crowning con
venience of the enterprise, is the building of a
plank and shell road, JOO feet in extent, lea."
ing from the coal yard to the rail road track,
thus affording easy and safe access fiorn the
main land to any part of the wharf, with
teams, tins of itself is a consumation which
merits our hearty congratulations.
of
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SOCIETIES.
XKITWaS THI, HYDMIxa.
t ,Tia? c L ub ' thirJ ,tor r ,ro "t. Morrow's
building, 211 Market «tnat.
sÂî°4; oof ' ,t °" f -'
HÄÄfiSt 1 u OF> ° dd F " llnw "
Morning 8Ur Division
end Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, O (J A M, at Me
chanic«' Hall, 219 Market 8t.
ïtoït:th J 8t W " CU ' N ° 13 ' ° u A M, at 702
° F * at Good
° f p ' at Kni ' fh " o,
OÄÄ 604 Market s\. F ' * &
any
Ho
lows'
, No 2, S of T, at 5th
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G ° T 2 Y* N - CHANDLER'S. 611 Market street.
d.*£. °* toute ® na Sintin« Canary
«wjgjofj* Onrislm*» preraot. decD 7
GREAT REDUCTION,
IV. M. KENNARD Sc CO.
mLL cu ?L" E 5äS§oSi5 , 5«vW ,rav * 1
DRESS GOODS.
On Monday, December 35th,
And continu« it until everything of a
Fall end Winter nature ia sold. Ab tbe
Stock is still large the reduction in pri
ces will be greet bo ea to ensure their
early sale.
306 Market Street
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SttbU* J*U|.
PUBLIC BALM.
Will besold at Publie Sala, with-el ré
serva. THUR8DAY. Dmmbar 1» 187* 1
at 1 o'clock, p. on the nramiam o/ H V
D. Hicks, on tha New Castla road, 1
miles from Wilmington, nei -
Moore, the following: i Ho
Charlie, kind end gentle In alt
his milain lS miautas; oaabay mai
nie. Bna sis», gond workar sud drivas: 4
Low«, two fra, Tn Marek ud twe ia Mag toi
milkers; 1 Brood Sow; a vary enoiee ah
Poultry, consisting of Brahmas, Bleak I
Le.horn snd Golden Hamburg; llhmllxi
2 market dsarborni; 2 night aalt waganfl,
cart, 1 new Moor« plow, 1 new Twin harm. . ...
tivatorc. double and stngla traas, 2 sets ahain pKw
harass», 2 sals ropa harassa, 1 doubla sat wagea bar
l# haroaMLi sat carthamaas,
1 smile set carriage harnaaa, bfldlas, oollars. It.
- crowbar». 1 dearborn poia 800 bean poles, let of
poudreiic, hot bed .ash, on net bed shatters: also,
a lot fresh Perk: »hovels, spades, fork,, boss, ko ;
about INI buahsi, Dai turnips, ISO bushals HuUhsga
wi'iüor'' î5î«V p °® I,,T nicely trsnehad tSr
wimer; lot ol Pearleta potsteus, 1st of timothy
hoy, lot ol oorn blade«, milk pans, arswm «ans.
churns, ko; I cook ttova, oilcloth ea floor, win
dow 'Skalier, coal oil lamps, half peek and half
busnsl measures, lot of new grain bags. 1 flrmla
ut6 ice cream Ireezer, and maay other artialca too
numerous t" mention. m
Tit KM 8—All sums under 150 cash, above this
amjunt a credit offl months will beeiven byeivtsm
• !. 00,e w, i h »«>™ved *»dorser, «rttli in
terest *dded. or a discount of 6 per tent will be
msdo Tor cash. K. N. A A Met! kfOOBw"
WM. A. MIIKILT,. k gct'r * d^ffgtow Ti
pFIILIC SALE OF A^LARüE ASSORTMENT
af
can trot
1
of
of
CHRISTMAS TOTS!
Will bu Hohl at Public Hale, at 114 Msrkst straw»
enunuenems „„ W«l,„«l»y sfternoon! ÎJioSüfô
18th, at 1 « clock, ami continue uutil all are sold *
go aiaurtment ol Uhrislnsa Toy«, of aveiy variotï
I ilescription. 1 ho.o wi«hing to Durchs«, Christ
it"" !*"«• w.'Sta fo weH to attend
inn sale, as good biirgsms can be oblsined
'»'LB » MILLSR. K ' "'"fflS
In r
am
CLOkllV.UIIl SALE.
Lumbar, Horses. Wagons, Etc.,
AT PUBLIC' SALE,
Saturduy, Dacnmber aUt, 1873,
At tho »Saw Mill, foot of Wost street,
000 feet Pino and Oak Lumber, Board*. Planks
..ntling. etc. *8
40.000 t^ningle«;
10.000 feet <»f Pine Logs.
Several Lumber and Lit WatoM, Chains. Grow
bar*. Cross-cut Saw«, Iron Bog*. Log-wheel CkitBi
lack le Block«, Bat tenu, OfHoe fixtures, Saw- **'
mmg Machine, etc. •
Three good Horses several sets of Her- 74 Tf %
nos«, Cutting box. Feed box, betide* a
great variety of articles not enumerated ^ ^
Nile to commence at 10 o'clock, a. in.
Terms easy-will be announced at tale
1 W STIDHAM WALTER.
1». «.Ml 1)11 A M A: »SON, Auct r*. decl4-6t
200 ,
M
fum
MANHOOD:
now i.osT, now reitobcdi
Juu I'uhli-heii, , D , w aditioa of
Dr. Culverwcll's celebrslad
the rsilicsl care (without msflietna)
ol 8permstorrhies, orbsmlnsl Wank
ne-. Involuntary Soiuinsl Lonea, itapotan«
Mental smi I'hysicsl lnsapacity. Impediment,
MsrriiiRe, etr : hIso, L'onaiiaption, Kpilepiy,« and
bits, induced by -elt-indulxanca or sexual axtiaY
'MIL
to
aganen.
ln a sealed envelop*, only 6 cant*.
The celebrated author, in this admirable a««**
clearly deuioiiMrates, frem a thirty year** idimijs.
lui practice, that th. slanaiu, „^"VuiSS^V
-oir-uhus. uisy ha radioaliy cured without tha daa
Keroua u-c 01 mtarpsl wadicinaor tha apalieaiToa
ulthe kmlc; imiutiiia uut a mode of eara at oaea
aiuiple, certain, snd ettactual, by uisaas of wkish
every sufleror. no matter what hi, conditio
be, uisy cure himself cheaply, privatelf
calif,
*£lhis Lecture -b-tnld be in the hands of «van
youth sud every matt >L the land. *
8eut, under seul, in plain envelope, to anr ad
dress, on receipt ot six cents or two postsaastsmas
by addrsaatnx the publiabers. •■««•
50 A cem.! ,r ' c,, " v • rw •"' , Ualds. prias,
Address th* Publisher*.
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Het.ilers supplied at New York and PhUadsl
pbia prices.
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QBE*T 01*4.1%INW OP
NEW DRESS GOODS,
Such as Silk«, Snieens. Mohair, Poplins. Plaid«
*e.; all eolorsor \ elyeteeas: araatof Alapkamk tha
ebeapest in the city.ftomdi coals up to »LilTuri.
assortment ol Cauiiuerv: «Do. a floe tot of ' " *
BROQUET AND PAISLEY SHAWLS,
.adies' Cloaking of all descriptions, fine lot ot
Blankets Flannels, Striped Shawls, .Sfusllns B^i
m^nt'ot ■"■• ' l, ' u style Prints. »ZtLon
LADIKV AND CHILDREN'S FURS.
All kinds ot Notion-, Fancy Hoods and Trimmiaas
yourte If*»r -fr
novi5 _
#at5 ma «am.
Y>\3
THK
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East Third Street,
wiLunraro«
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S. K. CLOUD,
Paintet and Grailler,
Ho. 61* Market Street,
WILMIN&jnîSuISfcAWAEI.
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