The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 3

ZlKKVtlANT TA IIAHI Going to Washington. Uno or our MOSS? AMI; STOCK MARKET. Til I it I) EDITION. SECOND EDITION EMTIO N. ilro companies propose Koing to Washing ton on tho fourth of March ana participate in the inaugural of President Grant.

John O'Bykne, Esq. This seemingly tireless gentleman is advertised to lecture soclation, on Wednesday evening, 27th iu the Town Hail oi Smyrna. Mr. O'Byrue should have a full house, and we guarantee he will both cully ana picapc. Tn.

Tlrmooo A cUo-h nrnvntnpnt among the horses sullering from tho epi r.ooty was noticeable to day. The Railway Company still continues to run two cars, and hope soon to add several more. If tho weather continues clear 15 will have a most beneficial effect in a few days and cause general resumption of business soon. So no cases of dropsy have appeared. Board of Trade.

IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE MANAGERS- MR. GEO. 8ELLKU8 ASKED FOR AN AD' DRESS OH THE MANUFACTURE OF IRON- TUB "exposition" done for harbor IMPROVEMENT HOUR OF DAILY MEET INGS CHANGED TAX AND USURY LAWS, AC. The regular fortnightly meeting of the Managers oi tho Hoard oi lrade wa held Hst evening, President McComb in the Ctair. In the absence of the Secretary, W.

T. Croasdale was appointed Secretary pro tern. The'subject of an exposition of Wil mmgton industries wus taken up for con sideration. and the Committee on the sub ject reported as follows The Committee on Expositin respectfully report: That in theiriuusrment, if the eition is to be confined entirely to the products of the State, it will be inexpedient to attempt it for the reasons that our manu factures are not sulHcientlv varied and at tractive in their character, to make up such an exhibition as would command the atten tion of the public. If, however, it be the de sign to admit exhibitors from other states, the Committee would desire further time for a careful examination of the subject, and would suggest the enlargement of the Com mittee.

Signed E. T. Warner, 11. M. Jenkins.

After hearing the report Mr. Warner moved that no exposition be held, which was uuaniraously passed. Joseph R. Walter, Wm. II.

Schocn and Wm. Green Co. were elected members of the Board of Trade. Mi. Edward Betts said that Mr.

George Sellers was better acquainted than any otker person, probably, with capabilities in the way iron manufac ture nnd he offered the following resolu tion Kcsoli'ed, That lur. Ueorge Sellers be invited to meet the Board of Trade at his convenience and give his answer to the ques tion Is ilmington a good location for the manufacture of pig iron The resolution was unanimously adopted and much pleasure expressed at the prob i .1. auiiiiv ui mi, ciuieio iccuouuiur iu invitation. Mr. Preston Lea offered the following Whereas, In the opinion of this Hoard it is of vital importance to the continued prosperity of our city that we should possess a good harbor, with depth of water sufficient for vessels of large size; ana Whereas, The small appropriation made by Congress is totally Inadequate to eiiect any important results therefore1 Resolved, That a committee of members be appointed by this Board to prepare a suit- RDie memorial to uongress, soliciting that honorable body to appropriate one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, for the purpose of deepening tne Chanel oi tueuhrlstiana Kiver Irom its mouth to the city oi Wilmington, and have said memorial signed by citizens and properly forwarded.

The resolution was unanimously adopt? ana on motion ol Mr. Gibbons the btunk was filled by five, whereupon the Chair appointed as said committee Messrs. J. T. Heald, Preston Lei, Howard M.

Jenkins, George W. Busa and G. Gibbons. Mr. Lea offered a resolution authorizing the appointment of -a committee to take such as they may deem best to in crease the membership of the Board and attract other business interests to the daily meetings, which was adopted, and the Chair appointed as said committee Messrs.

Lea, LeMahtrc, Croasdale, Hastings and Mendinhall. the daily meetings was called up, and the general opinion expressed that the change, if ratified by the Board, would release from their pielge the thirty firms who agreed to attend the mcelmss daily from 12 to 12 SO, and, alter a prolonged discussion of th whole subject, on motion of E. T. Warner it was resolvd that the duly meeting be held lrom 11. 4i a.

m. to 1J.15 p. m. Mr-Lea offiTtd a resolution iu relation co marKct reports ier wmeti Mr. Warner offered the following substitute which was accepted by Mr.

Lva and adopted by ie lioard Resolved, That the question of telegraph ing gold stock ana produce market reports oe rticrreu to tne ltoom committee. The Room Committee was instructed to put up me room a tauie wita a raiiin a around it for the u-e of the telegraph operator. Mr. Croasdale ouerel the following res olution Resolved, That a committee of three be an- pomted to suggest a plan of operations for sec uring a proper presentation at thenext pcs- 8iou oi the btHte of tfie oppres sion ot the business interests of this city bv llic existing tax ana usury laws, and report hp uaniA tn tlii P.nar.l The resolution wa5? adopted and the Chair appointed Messrs. William T.

Croasdale, William 11. Swilt and Edward Belts said committee. Mr. William G. Gibbons offered the following Resolved.

That the Council of the citv of wiimingron dc requested to autiiome tne Mayor to appoint an expert lire detective, whose sole dutv shall be to nncfrtnUi nnd reportto Council upon the cause or causes of every fire that shall occur within the limits of the city. Also, when tires are believed to hare been caused by incendiaries, that the detective shall take all possible measures to secure their arrest, and to supply the evidence necessary for their conviction. The resolutions were adopted, and the Secretary was directed to prepare a memorial on the subject. OOK TO YOUR INTJJKEST8 and b.v money t-J by baviuff your boots and fhoe mala anl rj- pairedatacebilll'LEI street. Half sol ng ll ENGLAND IRELAND.

TWO LECTURES BY" FATHER BURKS, IN THIS WEEK'S CATIIOLIO STANDARD, in answer Mr. oaJe. APPLY AT RYAN'S. EOV38 fHI! T1S1E Til BUY YOU. hr ttltl 't vara Jinaiice Mount Cormel) and Letuxh arc he favorU kiu-ie.

All reixes kent nndor rnvai ia-J erofoltT 8Cree.ad. W. BUSH. French jtretst Waztt. i wTh Mutil lMn Association sold at it mootine- i.iat nicrht $XK at 21 per cent, and at per cent.

At th monthly moetintr of the Hrandy Wine Loan Association held last night mon ey sold as follows ukr at 4, ana 16. 0tftarro Brsmr Datbt Johw McLia8o riLKliTOir, Kov. 20. 1871 Ool4. 0.

6. Coupon. 1SW6, andJsly, 1J67, llfS 1868. US 10-. Coopom 1C7V OS.

0rreny. 6'. 113 niwr Mu Bosd. 101 IelawarR. B.

8tok. 22 W. 4 R. First Mjrtt 7's, W. W.

R.K. Flnrt Mortcagtt 7-SO't. 96 VST1 ITMSta, AdTrtSsMt To-Oay. Pftmnfl ilbr. hater.

Triater wanted at 415 Market. CrBcro4s Elxy' iiiintrii'. Boarders rta at 234 JeffersoB. Boarder wanted at 911 Orange street. For Your Frlmd at Ilsine.

If yon hare a friend living at a distance vhoiayoa oecisionally wieh to send a paper to post him about hMue you cannot select a better purer than the DblawarrStati Jjubhal. lasned from thl office every Saturday. It con tains all he local news of the city as well as the Bute, and a large amount of reading matter betides It only cjeta 3 coats a copy, or 41.60 a year. Adrantacd of lile Innranfe. The followinn letter of acknowledgement of (ho prompt payment of a lis bv the Delaware Mutual Life Insurance Cainpaay, has beea received by the Company Nov.

14. 1S72, Xbl. Mutual Ltfb Iksceascb Co. Gbhtlkmbs: i return to you my heartfelt thanks for the promttness with which yu paid the policy I held oa mr husband's life, obtained boat two years and-a-half ago. I am now fully convinced of the ad tan" ages of Ufa insurance, as our means were limi ed anl we had a large portion of wnat we hd acca-ou'atei during his sickness, and the 2000 I received from you has placed me in comparatively comfortable circumstances.

1 think this should serve as warning to those of limited maans to make provision for their families in this way, so that In the death of the main sufp rt they may have something to rely upon. Yours respectfu Sarah Hieaisa. Business Brevities. Ins line of boy a clothing always on hand at DaWolf's. It costs only six cents a day per Una to advertise In City Item.

Considering its circulation Evbby Etehiks is by far the cheapest advertising medium. Toucan eat enough in a week to last you a year; neither can yoa successfully advertis-3 cu thatpUn. Condensed Time-Table. TBAIK3 LEAVR WII.MI3CGTOW For Philadelphia, at 1.35, 6.45, 8.10. 10.30 a.

12.3 4.5 5). 7.15, 10.26 p.m. Sundays 1,60 a. 6. 30.

ID. 20 p. si For New York, l.5a. m. 5.50 p.

n. For Baltimore, 12.52. 2. 03 and 10.02 a. m.

1.S3 nd6.17p.ci. Fr Stations on Delavoare R. R. andbranch- 13 11 55. 10.

10 a. m. For Harrington and stations on Del. B. R.

12.55. and l'reightcombiiied) 10. 10 a. m. and 6.

25 p. m. For Castle, 12. 55, 10. 10a.

m. 1. 10 6. 25 p. m.

For Reading and inttrmediate stations on W. R. R. R- n. ni.

and 3 0 p. m. Tor 30 a. ni. m.

For andenoerg aiia inrtrmeaiaie sraiions on the A W. U.K., S. 15, 10. 3 a. in, and 25 p.

m. TSAIXs FUK WiLKlliulvli Leave Philadelphia 12.40 8. 30, 12.15. I SO, 4.00, 5. 00.

7.00, 10.15 and 11. SO. p.m. Sundays 10.15. ll Cp.

m. Leave Si, 9.50a. m. 7.30 and 10- 45 p. m.

Sundays. 7. 30 and 10. 45 p. ia.

Leave Jeliiar.l.Q0 a. m. 3 p. m. Leave Harrington, 7.20 a.

m. 12. r3, m. Leave Dover, fs.00 a m. 1.28 6,34 p.m.

Lrave Hew Castle. 7. 40, 9. 55 a. 3.

33, 9. m. Leave heading. 7. 00 a.

m. and 4. 06 m. Leave Birdsboro, 7.35 a. m.

4.35 r. m. Leavi VoaiesvilU, 6.20 and 9.2C, a. m. end 6.24.

P. M- Leave Chad J' Ford, 7.30. 10. 25, a. 26.

p. m. Leave Landenberg, 6.43 a. 12,15 and 4 p. m.

TBAINP ABKIVB AT WILMiyOTOK. From Delitoare R. iJS.OO (from Castle) 10.15a. 3. 55.

9.5) p. m. From Keadinc 11.25 a m. m. From Coatexitle nnd all points on W.and Jt.

R. same as frrm Kaa.rting. and al-o at 15 a. ra. From PMlcutelvhia.12.ti.

1 53. 9. 5S a. m. 12 CO L13, 3 45,6.07, 8.25.

li.35p, m. Sundays. 12.42 a.m.. I J. 5 p.

n. From Baltimore, 25, 10. 25 a. m. 12.2).

6. 40 and 10.16 p.m. From Delmar and all stations on Delaware R.R., 3.55, 9.50p.m. From tiarrinpton and intermediate stations 6tt Dslaware R. 10.

15 a.m. 3.55, 9.50 p.m. From S'to 3.6f9.5)T- in From Landenberg and a1 1 stations on 4 W. X. R-, arrive at Market street station at 8 a.

ani and 5.15 p. m. F. L. FEANK, I ISAHKET ST.f JXooi Cort.

aa .1 31 it si ii fa. ry Fo -ly ifry and oct! ULhimL Oi Blankets! AT 306 MAEKET ST. 1 Expectorant. bold by lra bU and Storekeepers. i 2 ft I I I 1 rt ff Horse Blankets! A is in of at It 1872 FALL mm mo 228 sr.

228 SUPERIOR CLOTHING, For Men's and Boys' "Wear. To the Citizens oj Wilmington and Vicinity: Our stock fcf Pali and Winter Clotldnr I a-rw complete, and we invite Oii attention of the pab-lic to our laree aad varied aortmei.t, beii.th Largest and Best Assorted Stock OF B4DY-JMDI5 CLOTHING irr the viz. Prices as LOW a IiOwest Auywhers, Al goods I rr Wilrn'mton rhunics. AotwUtK-tandls the drn: la wooln parchaaiar oar ood at th bad of the wtrtM ch. in abl 11 an low If not a littl Iohm than laxt eson.

CALL EXAMINE FOR TOURS BLVFS. B'Dg practical tailors we keep bo Inferior mad garments "Id Ktab'lbment raxi Personal examiaat'on of an exjxjrf-oced tailor onr d.aJbic and a good article at a low prts all goon while onr atock 1 large. oetV'na J. DE WOLF, Herchant Tailor, A Jt. PIHK .1 CTO.

308 EXA.lt It JfcCT "Wilmington, Delaware. Havin? laid In a lare etock of fill clsth'nr cafiiniers and TtiaK. I am nw prepared Jt9 to aceoaia-late my costoaiera wita gar ioent cut to order, whith teatnes-of it c-tnnot -xceilt-d io the city. Haying n. eecHred the fericn of on- of tae bet cct-' tr ia the country, I feel confident cf givln SatUfaetfon to "Who Tlay fuTOf 3Ie yuh Their Patrosatc ify clothing ig gnperlT in.

style and make to any that I hare Heretofore kept. oa hand the jt ertensiy atocit of enta, youths and buys' wer to be found i the city. ep 17-Sm DWOL7 WINTEE CLOTHING, AX ENTIRE NEW AT THE S. COR. iTHIRD MARKET STS Positively the most elejraot aad cheapest of Winter civiiung in the city.

H. BUXBAUM, Agent, ep2S-Iy MES0HANT TAILOR 13 East Jourth Street. aagK-iy STYLES OF Fall Winter Goods. Now.Ready joaa uavi, Merchant Tailors, are now realy t- take yorxr neaore far Fall asd Wistks OAR3iNiS. which wii cut fron an elegant of Sprrsg eU NTS TO FIT.

Goods, mh 21-ly We also kep for sale O'tt 'a A AiOAtCJJb: II. ASH, SROHAST ET. (secoid ory aidlsji) i 4a SMrtnisat of CLOTHS, tod itmoiinOY on i-i-ed. ab BERCHMT TAILOR. y.

tela KING Str V7IL.M13JOTOK. DSL It OYETSR BSPOT, STCOND WALNUT STREETS Always febis-lv hand, oyater freak from TASTJED. Ladies tut gentieiutSA TO LEAP.N TELEGRAPHING, (iforse Intlnte, Texarle. Sitnationa guaranteed on tecoining couipeteat Term. ttl loerif, ct 12-'f CI5ALU eell Ixpexoraa' ocLS-lBi) Fiont atreet, blow Lombard.

DIE, BOARD OF TRADE! Importani Business Trans acted. THE HORSES GETTING BETTER. Mbktixo or Council. The City Conn met on Monday afternoon at Twenty-third and Market streets, and decided on certain grades. Dbdication.

The work of rebuilding the Smyrna M. E. Church has been com pleted and the edifice will be dedicated on Sunday. Lecture. John O'Brrne, who has just returned from a ehort lecturing tour in the East, will speak on Labor Reform before the Workingmen's Institute on Sattu day evening.

To-ioht. The Workingmen's League meets to-night. It was expected an ad dress would be delivered by J. L. Kil'gore, but it is possible he may be out oi town.

He will, however, address the League eoon. Badly Used Michael Doran, a resi dent of East Liberty street, was severely cut about the head with razors and other wise injured on Monday evening, by seve ral uegroes on Water etreet. The negroes had ordered Doran off the railroad track, and because he refused to obey thev as saulted him. No arrests have been made. Smtkna Emigrant Aid Society.

At a public meeting held in Smyrna last Saturday the Smyrna Emigrant Aid Society" was organized, its object being to intro duce foreign labor in the vicinity of that town. John II. Bewley, was elected permanent President, James Williams Secretary, and K. Jones Treasurer. After the transaction of other business of no Importance the Society adjourned to meet on Saturday next.

A Large Casting. E. C. Stotsenburg Son have just cast for Messrs. Cramp Sons, the Philadelphia shipbuilders, a con denser weighing twenty-two and a-half tons, intended for one of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's new steamers, now being built in Philadelphia.

It seems that no firm in all Philadelphia cou-d be foun able to do this work, and the job had to be given to this citv. If thev bad given the contract for building the vessel to our shipbuilders we warraut that all the work would have been done here. Mission Meeting. The Woman's For Mission society, oi tue onurcn, will hold a business raeeUcg the Union M.E. Church, on Thursday, Nov.

Slt, at 3, o' clock, p.m. There will also b3 a public meeting at St. Paul's Church, in he evening, at 7.30 o'clock. Mrs. J.

Willing, sister of Rev. Dr. Fowler, of Chicago, a pleasing and effective speaker, and successful worker in the woman mission cause, will make an address. A cordial invitation is extended to all persons interested in ana desirous inr tne dissemination of Christian piiaciples, both in our own asd foreign countries. About Town.

Cromwell to-niht. Caroner Winslow's office is at the Lay fayette Hotel, Ninth and ShJpley streets. Ryan advertises Father Burke's answer to the statements by the historian Froude. Walton, the candy man, is enlarging his place of business in front of the City Hall The Delaware House has been leased to Geo- W. Ortlip, of Middktown, who will take charge next month.

Magistrates' Cases Before Mayor Slmms. Drunkenness. David Baston and John Carwm, fur drankenness, were arrested and fined 50 cents and cost. Changs or Larceny Jacob Anderson and Benjamin Harris had a bearing this morning on the charge of the larceny of a quantity of scrap iron. The testimony bsing of a.

conflicting and contradictory nature, the Mayor the prisoners for another hearing. Amusements- CEOMWZLL TO-NIGET. To-nict Prof. Cromwell opens his iuslly celebrated Art Entertainment in the Ope a Houee. This Is the ficest exhitiition of the kitid ever given iu this country and well orthy the generous patronage of our peo ple, and we Lope may draw crowded houses.

This is the last day lor the sale of season tickets, an bat a few remain to be fold. TLese tiekets by the way, are remarkably cheap as they make the price per night lor down stairs seats 27 cents, and for gallery scats 13 cents. CARNCF.OS3 DIXEY'S MINSTRELS. It will be seen by advertisement this cel ebs ated company appears here on Monday nght next. Mr.

Carncrois, the celebrate i tenor, will appear. Those desiring good Eeats, and to avoid the crowd at night, should secure them in advance. New Castle Items. NEW PARSONAGE REBUILDING THE WFIAKVES PARTIES IN PROSPECT. T.

T. Tasker, is about making arrangements for the rebuilding of the wharves on the property lately purchased for the rolling mill-Patrick O'Donnell has sold his lot, at the corner of Orange and Harmony streets, tolmmanuel P. E. Churco, ou which, it understood, they contemplate erecting a neat Parsonage. The party mania has broken out again, this time among the more youthful por.

tiou of our community, scarcely a night pacing that there is not a party at the residence of some one. The indications now are that it will soon spread to the adult portion of our people. So mote it be. There was a number of horses town on Monday than at any time upon the first day of Court within tho 'memory our oldest inhabitant. One of our hotels, which there is generil'y stabled from fifty to seventy horses, had only seven, Another rec-ei ved but one.

The usual rattle and clatter of carriages consequent upon 'he firfct day oi Court was entirely dispensed with this season, and yet the number of peop'e in attendance was uausually large. has been suggested thatit might be found profitable to get iu a supply of Bycicies till the becomes a thing cf the past. i THE ARIZONA HEAR!) FROM Wilmington WCStCm K. K. SlCady IllCrCaSO Of BUSilieSS.

Tho Weather. AFTERNOON REl'OKT OF PROBABILITIES. By Telegraph to EvkuT Evkhino. Washington, Nov. 20th.

10 A. M. Weather clear in Middle StateB with north erly to westerly winds with occasional light enow. Tho Arizona Safe. SHE IS SPOKEN OFF MANZ Br Telegraph to Evkbv Etkkixo.

San Francisco, Nov. 20. Advices an nounce the safety of the steamer Arizona. FURTHER PARTICULARS. New York, Nov.

20. The steamer Arizona was spoken on the 14th off Man-z luilla, with her piston broken, in tow of the steamer Constitution, bound for San Francisco. Her p.is-engera were transferred to tho Constitution. Market Reports. By Telegraph to Evert Evkwiko.

Philadelphia, Nov. 20. Cotton firmer: 19i20Kc Flour dull; superfine, $4.50 ($35.50 extra, 5.50(a)$6.50 extra family. Rye flour steady 4 50 .75. Corn meal quoted 314.

Wheat firm for prime and others neglected western red, l.G53fT 70 Rye steady, 7080. Com in good demand; yellow, 04G5 mixed western, 63G4. Oats active and higher white, 4748 mixed, 4144c. Whisky firm at WHc. Gold at 1C.

Board of Trade. TRANSACTIONS ON 'CIIANGE TO-DAY. Receipts reported 100,000 feet white pine, 6b bushels wheat, 1 car white rota- toes, 300 bushels CO tons coal. 30 tons piate iren, ears hard wood lumber. 1 car 1090 lard, 1G00 lbs.

iron, 1 carriage, 3312 lbs. boiler tubes, 12,885 feet lumber, 2,774 lbs. iron, 100 bags soda. AMpmenu. 10 tons macumerv.

80 tons iron ore, 10 tons 1 car mdfe, 500 cans, lruit, UOO bbls flour, CO tons iron, BSbbls snuff, 500 kees spikes, 18.320 lbs paper, 4,030 lbs iron. 707 IDs iron castings, 28 hhds snuff. Markets. No change since yesterday. Wilmington and We3 tern Ba'lrcad.

GRATIFTING INCREASE OF BUSINESS. We learn, cn inquiry, that the business over th.s new road shows a slealy arid gratifying increase, as will be shown fro the following figures from the Secretary's reports of receipts Veek ending Oct. 2o, Passengers, Freight, 58. 72 04 Week ending Nov. 2, Passengers, 234.05 103.63- Freight, 3CS.5S Week ending Nov.

0, Passengers, Freight, 254 97 185.31- We.k ending November lGth, 340.40 Freight, 272.42 1 This saews a most gratifvinir increase. and the daily receipt of over 100 by a new road, lea? than t.wpnt.v mil wi bin four weeks of its opening is not an every day occurrence. WFIITELOCK, ii this city, oa the ISth Inst int. Kaittn. hUcl-tk, wittjot fhoiaia WtxUfciocS, aged 79 year.

lin an! f.iendsof thfi fmilrsn in. vid afead lie faiwrai on Thursditv 2 cli'tk, to leav tte rjpiJcuce ge S. lia.l, Pine a 1 1 fcaliftt -trpct. Wax Flower Matsrial We iofclre to My tolthcte eagtgtd ia WAX FLOWER MAKING That we have'ttow A Lina of TSiese Goods Oa hand at manaf-tctarer't lowtst prices. CALL AND EXAMINE TMEJf.

SMITH -PAINTER, SEVENTH AND MARKET STK EETS PS a UAH; BBOTEEES, No. 513 Shipley Street. JL. XJ Dealt-rs ia CUCUMBEU PUMPS, iron paiiipB, lena euueney tops aad Aad all kind of materials in onr lice. if OUBIOHlTIE, vi raro and uciaa-3 latttras.

Xi Hie Ouly TEA Sfo Js in llnitjisiou. J. II OU -TO fast Fouitn street. KSAUE il KOI Have reooiTud 61 rriz taedAla on account Jtbeir saperioriiy. For sale only at auU-iy JtuiJiSLKi UKU tiJl iarK6i tret IF you hve cough as Kosa'a ts It is reliable Stanley in New York.

Prcoident Thiers Reported Resigned. Two Men Buried and King Alive at Sixth Streets. Arrival of Stanley. nn IS IV NEW YORK. By to Evkrt York, Nov.

20. 8tanlcy, the African explorer, has arrived in New York. An Important Rumor. REPORTED RESIGNATION OP PRESIDENT THIERS. Br Telegraph to Evert Evbxivo.

New York, November 20th. A private dispatch reports that Thiers has resigned the presidency of the French Republic. The report needs confirmation. England. THE STRIKE OF THE POLICEMEN.

By To'ograi'h to Kviry Evzmna. London, November 20th. Trouble wiih the policemen continues. Tney have been joined by the postmen, nnd will have a mass meeting oa Sunday evening Jiyde Park, to procure increased pay. Underground.

A BANK CAVES IN ON TWO MEN. this afternoon, Shortly after 2 o'clock' while men were engaged in digging an excavation for the drain to be laid for the use of the City Hall property, near Sixth and King streets, the bank caved in oa two of the workmen. One was relieved with but little trouble, and found uninjured, but the other, Wesley Russell, colored, who lives on Union street, was completely covered, aad it was a long while before he was exhumed. He was badly injured. One leg was twisted and probably the man was injured Internally.

He evidently thought his time had come, and at intervals would pray with much earnestness after his head had been uncovered. $5.00 PER FA OJTE MO BE CASE OF Bussian Blankets. rFIie UtiHt or tlie Lot. Wa would ewciaHy recommend thn RUSSIAN for style, weight and finiifl, and ax the Phice. Thel Jtfost Complete Domestic Luxury Ever Offered in this Market.

200 MARKET STREET. eep 17-ly VOALJj, L5.XJT COAL. We thlni a trial will prove taia coal eiual to the be-t AUo, a superior SCHUYLKILli CO which we can confi Jentlr 'owmmend. Carefally prepared before daiive fd in tons each. EmJL iA2R 4 SOS, No.

3d6 W. Front street. 66pt3tf si ard a VECI.SSALJ5 AiSD K7.TAIL kiisi ilw iy cn hati lt Ys.r,sr Pirt. Oy k3 f.4 2 OJf fcSST QUALIIT, UKDZK SOTH. 15D TO FAMILIES.

ALSO) jBltsriiiioti3 Coal, HKST STKS'ST VHAKF 1V XH TO BUY YOUR WINTER ST0CKSC0AL It will not bo lower. Oar cojI ha.9 fapricr 5q the market it is hard aad fiee trom iato and cirt. OTanre Street Wlarf. QOME VERY GOOD KEASOK8 whyitia FO sells such Immease of coal. Ia the fir ace ha alway buys the best that caa be bought for money without rgrd prce; and second ccai is all Kept ia weU-laUt sap ia wiBh pi ink fl ors in them; au4 thirl it all ctr- rally sci eenad and p'ckel.

Weight rtrvaie-J Delivered promptly aad soil a low athrt lowest." Olii and Yar WSST AB STirs. WilaiagMn Dl 1 USIOVAIa Mas removed ftuta 215 We.t tjcoi.d street 609 MA tiKET and has laid ia a fresh stock of triinnv.agg, hosiery. notioaf. iavrlrT. faacv etc VbiladelpUia prioes, A call is cIN ALL sella Koea xiectoratit ill.

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