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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-30
cosrkneRArE srArxs CONGRESS-.

COsFEDGRATH eTATK6 CON0RE6A
EanaA-The Senate met st - O'Clock On
Saturday. Prayer BY the Rev. Dr.. kinaees-
rode Of the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Sparrow, Of La, introduced . bin 70
missary General TO make contracts for the
distilation aud manufacture OF sp3rituous
liiu0rA Referred to the Military Commit
tee.
Mr.. Caperton, Of Va, offered the follow
ing, which WAS adopted:
esclstd, That The Conmiisss % Foreign Rela-
ions bs Instructed % leqaiss into The expeAleneS
through our .cmmisssoasss shse.ssse NE vasisaa
Ea.ope.n pows.. e Ss ne y II, Ss sse.so.sS:
ana az The sarocfuss romm1sssA By alss 0ovemnene
snd The sriee Of ths United ssaeas 30 bs prosees-
ton OF hosuuss aaaaass shs CosssSsssss sastes q
ARaeftcs.
The Committee of Commerce wess dis
charged from the further confederation oS .
blu 70 create 2 Department Of gossiga and
Interior Supplies.
On motion of Mr.. 0rahsm, OF n. c., Sea-
ate bill to provide for the payment Of COM
mtssioners AppoiE ted under the 10 sus-
pend the privilege Of the writ Of hab>zs cov-
pus, aud TO confsr certain powers upon said
commissioners, Wa laid on the table until
to day aud ordered to be printed
reported bill providing that, whsn required
By other party 10 ssif pending In tbs Dis.
trtct Court st the ume Of dnHing juTtes Tor
tia nexr term OF ths Court, the Jadgs shAll
aeiect juriee from the entire diAiyiet, lnat4aA
Of from the county Of parish in which The
Court nay be sisting Pissed.
W. Graham, fsoG the Joint oowW3ttee
On 1mpreasmeuss. repoftsd bNi - ProvidA
s0pYlise Ter tbs ssny, and % pssecSsbA the
uaaAa of sk4 4aSyf fs,h4l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-30

Nrs.-The alarm Of 1rc, sbout 2 o'cicak
Last evening, was caused by The partial burn
Ing Of tho dwelling house Of Nf B u Oib-
rell, on MAIN etreet, between Lat ana Hou~
shee sts. The bailsin& had been Get On Ars
in the sttic. and tho root, Q portion Of the
third story, and oil the furniture thsSsin
sons.ined, were deetfoyed before the aan0
who responded prom ptly TO the alarm. Is
u iinpoasihls 10 estimAte Nr O.hrsli's lnGD
By this oecuvranoe. 1hough Il u vs,y cer-
tam that the ira Waa the work Of au iucan-
d.ArY, We have heard Of no susplciaA -
Aoh2n2 to any cus % yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-30

Qrysd vitA ASsiav 8 OM-Jaaes ~
0oe dwyn, Respectable looking youpg man,
~ arrested and pat in:o the eass dafusday
n!gns c4 the charge u etealine oow fsols
Mo u q 4oede. Tha clecumSeanceo az Tho
arrest appsar 70 have besn thsse: oaturda1
mosnio8 0oodwyn purchaesd . whole bess
from Q ooun3syman on Gain stsUot. Tho
t1aneac9loa took place In An open mAnnop =
the preesoce 0f numhee ol witaeoosa. 0a4
ring the day man came along aud esalned
the beef, when GOODWIN o0srcd to sasi.lS
him where be bad purchaeed II. bat the mss
EAnt and had 0oodwyn arrested. The caeG
VIII como before the oaYoE this morning.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16
The JeWelled Watch.

Among the many officers who, at the
close of the Peninsular war, who re-
tired on half pay, was Captain Dutton,
of the -th regiment,
He hap lately married the pretty
portionless daughter Of deceased bro
ther officer and filled with romantic
visions of rural bliss and love in a cot
tage,' the pair, who were equally un
skilled in the practical details of house
keeping, fancied they could live in affiu-
ence, and enjoy all the Injuries of life,
on the half pay which formed their sole
income.
They took up their abode near
pleasant town in the south of England,
and for time got on pretty we'll but
when at the end of the first year a fine
little boy made his appearance, and at
the end of the second an equally sweet
little girl, they found that nursemaids,
baby linen, doctors, and all the etceteras
appertaining to the introduction of these
baby visitors, formed serious item in
their yearly expenditure.
For awhile they struggled on without
falling into debt; but at length their
giddy feet slipped into that vortex
which has engulfed so many, and their
affairs began to assume very gloomy
aspect. About this time an adventurer
named Smith, with whom Captain Dut-
ton became casually acquainted. and
whose plausible manners and appear
ance completely imposed on the frank,
unsuspecting soldier, proposed to him a
plan for insuring, as he represented it,
large and rapid fortune. This was to
be effected by embarking considerable
capital in the manufacture of some new
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

SKILL IN FARMING.-Skill az
more to the profits of farming than h;
work. In the article Of butter, for
stance, the same outlay is required,
nearly the same, to make hundl
pounds of poor butter as would be
quired to make hundred pounds
that which is good. But when the t
articles are marketed, there may be
Or six dollars of clear extra profit in
packet Of the skilful dairyman. I
Importance Of scientific farming is re
lied by those who have found such b
fit as is not above in nearly every {
partment Of their labor.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16
WEBsTER.-The Boston Post,

WEBsTER.-The Boston Post,
noticing the recent visit of Mrs. We
ster to the tomb of her husband,
Marshfeld, says: AFTER ten years
sepulture in the arbor Of the Pilgrim
the door of the tomb swung solemn
back, and the lid Of the sarcophag
was raised by the friendly hand Of su
yiv;ng friends, to see what traces 4 q
cade Of years in death had left the
lustrous departed. 1t was found thI
the ''noble brow was yet perfect in Q
its features" and that .the "contour
that impressive face" was preserved Il
same as on the day when the funeral
10000, atwhose head was a Presidei
elect Of the United States, in all \
supernal prime, took up its solen
march from the library at Marshfeld
wend its way to the Tomb by t
Great Sea-"
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
ORG VIII Q.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il full, inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he has rented the
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
formerly kept by Frank .Iohnson.) in Oroville
and he would be pleased to see his friends, when
ever they will give him call.
ROBERT O'NEIL, Proprietor.
Oroville, June 10th, lSG3.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16
Ever Dreaming

l am dreaming. ever dreaming,
OF an isle divinely fair,
Where the golden sunlight's cleaning
Onthe countless beauties there,
And gliding with a radiant smile
The blooming valleys Ger
am dreaming, iondly dreaming,
OF my darling native shore.
am dreaming Of her mountains grand,
Her wales and bowers green,
Where CLASSY lakes and liyulets
Are mingling with the scene !.
Where Mature lings her rernal wings
The hills and valleys Ger
am dreaming, always dreaming.
OF my darling native shore.
! am dreaming of the holy wells,
The mounds and towers gray,
And fairy dells, where ruined shrines
Are N ulderirg in decay
Those relics of A glorious past,
That time cannot restore,
Come lifting through my visions
OF my darling native shore.
I'm dreaming of the sylvan streams
That murmur through the trees.
Where flowers raise their crimson plumes
To kiss the morning breeze
OF classic halls and castle walls,
Dear Erin's pride Of yore--
What wonder Id be dreaming
Of my darling native shore =!
am dreaming of her baAished sons,
Wide scattered Ter the main,
Shedding their blood in every cause,
While still She writhes in pain.
0. heavens what a srieyoas sight
To see them in their gore,
Sinking to rest far from their blest,
Their darling native shore.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

WHEN TO DRINK.-lt was solem
ly funny joke, that cf the bon vival
who said there were only two occasio
when a gentleman could drink bran
without a sacrifice of dignity and sc
respect, viz "When he has had St
fish for dinner, and when he hasn't.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16
An invocation.
BY J. WHITTIER.

No bird-song foated down the hill,
The tangled bank below was SAL
No rustic from the birchea stem.
No ripple from the waters hem.
The dask oftwiiight round Us grew,
We felt thetalling Of the dew;
For, from Us, ere the day was done,
The wooded hills shut out the sun.
But on the rivers farther side
We saw the hill tops glorided-
A tender glow, exceeding tair,
A dream oil dag without its glare.
With US the damp, the chill, the gloom
With them the sunsets rosy bloom;
While dark through willowy vistas seen,
The river rolled in shade between.
From out the darkness where we trod
We gazed upon those hills OF God,
Whose Light seemed not of moon or sun,
We sDake not. but our thought was one
We paused, as if from that bright shore
Beckoned our dear ones gone before;
And stilled our beating hesris to hear
The voices lost TO mortal ear
Sudden our pathway turned from night;
The hills swung open to the light
Through their green gates the sunshine shove,
long slant splendor downward flowed.
Down glade and glen and bank it rolled;
1t bridged the shaded stream with gold
And borne on piers Of mist allied
The shadowy with the sunlit side
50, prayed We, when our feet draw near
The river, dark with mortal fear,
And the night cometh chill with dew,
Father let thy light break through
So let the hills OF doubt divide,
So bridge with faith the sunless It'd,
So let the eye that fell On earth
On the eternal hills look forth;
And in Thy beckoning angels know
The dear ones whom we loved below
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16
TERMS.
Agents for Record.
TIOS. B0YCE. E...............SAN FRANCISCO
Law of Newspapers.

1. Subscriber. who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered wishing to continue
the subscription.
:. II subscribers wish their papers discontinued
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid.
:. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office place to which they are
sent, they held responsible until they settle
their bill and give notice to discontinue them
l. II subscribers move to other places without
Informing the publisher, and the paper Is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given OF removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
paper from the Office, removing and leaving it
uncaed for is prilna facia evideace of Intentional
fraud.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16
NO II

tress should never have [ cen known 81
"A life Of unblemishcd hcnor,' I'd
Piled his friend, 'has placed You allow
the reach Of suspicion; besides, loo|
here = And he showed the missinI
watch at is l." continued he, wi
must ask pardon of You ali. In fit 4
absence of mind, i opped it into NJ
waistcoat pocket, where, in Johnson
presence, | discovered il while undrcs|
ing
If had only knownr' murmurd
poor Dutton.
Don't regret what has occurred
said the general pressing his hand kin,
ly. 1T has been the means Of acquai
ting me with what should never haI
been concealed from an old friend, vi
please God, Will find some means
serve you"
In few days Captain Dutton 4
cciyel another invitation to dine VII
the general. All the former gue4
were assembled. and their host, wi
ready tact, took occasion to apologize 4
his strange forgetfulness about t
watch. Captain Dutton found pap|
within the folds of his napkin; it v
his nomination to an honorable and |
crative post, which insured competer]
and comfort to himself and his family
THE INDIAN HEAVEN AND HE'LL
The deceased Indian has, according
them, long journey to make towar
the west until he comes to a deep a
rushing river, which separates him fr
the happy hunting grounds. The
shores of that are connected by ID
pine trunk, stripped of bark and p |
ished, which must be used as a brid
The good man passes with a firm a
secure step across the slippery brid
reaches the happy hunting grounds, a
enters on the possession of eternal yoJ
and strength. His sky is always cle
and a cool breeze isperpetually playi
about him, and he passes his time
sailing, hunting, dancing and boundl(
felicity. The man, when he steps up
the bridge, sees the two overhangI
shores totter, he attemps to escape a
falls into the abyss below, where
water is rushing with the sound of TIN
der, over rocks, where the air is po
oned by the exhalations from the ID
fish, and other animal bodies, and
water, whirling round and round, briI
him always back to the same poi
where all the trees are withered, VIII
the dead are hungry and have moth
to eat, where the living lead disea4
life and cannot die. The shores
covered with thousands of unhappy
ings, who climb up to get glance i
the happy hunting ground which til
can never enter.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

HoME.-It was the boast Of Lucull'
that he changed his climate with ii
birds of passage. How often must
have felt the truth here inculcated. tn.
the master Of many houses has no hom
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

Among the many officers who, at the
close of the Peninsular war, who re-
tired on half pay, was Captain Dutton,
Of the -th regiment,
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

ta- The Office ofthe California Stage Company
is at the international.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

"a THIS OLD ESTABLISHMENT HAS ~
LIZ removed to the elegant and spacious. IL =
brick building AT the southeast corner OF PINE and
SANSONE streets, where the proprietor viii be
enabled to accommodate his former patrons and
the public in good style. with his increased facIll-
ties. The Brooklyn Hotel OmRibns will convey
passengers from the steamboats, FREE OF CHARGE.
Rooms Will be let by the night week or month with
without board; also. elegant scites Of rooms to
families or others At reduced rates The table wiz
always be supplied with an abundance Of the choi-
cest and best the market afford. and no expense
viii be spared 10 table that viii defy the eriti-
ci>m of the most ftstidious epicure.
feb2S-Sm JOHN KELLY. il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
Cough, Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis, Weak
Rreaat. all Pulmonary Complaints.

"Dr. ISi9ayBs's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Chery."-A trial of many years has proved to
the world that this remedy is more efLcacious in
curing oil throat, breast aud lung complaints
tlan any hitherto known to mankind. II gives
tone aud strength 10 the stomach, aud for Tho
aged aud Iebilitated 1t acts aa a Strengthening
alternative. In IIemorrhage from the Lungs
''BWayne'a Wild Cherry" is the most safe and
prompt htyptie in uae. In Pathisis. known by
emancipa' On, debility, cough, hectic fever and
purulept exPeotoration, It is, without exception,
thetr-st medicine extant, oftsntimes curing the
most obstinate casea, which had baifled every
expenditure of human skill Prepared only BY
DR.. swAYNs & Sow, $50 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia Sold by all the principal Drug
gists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19

CECIL COUNTY ATRAIRs.-We copy the follow
ing items from the Rlkton Wing, Of Saturday
last:
arrival Of RefIgsss.-On Tuesday night las, two
gentlemen from the neghborhoOd OF Cockeys-
vile, Baltimore county, Nd, arrived 10 ElktoD,
with nine horses, having nude their escape from
the neighborhood Of the raiders with this, to
to those horse stealing worthless, very desire biz
species of property.
Committed TO Jaa On Monday last, Mr.. VIM
Knight and DR.. Wills, OF Sassafras Neck. had
TWO negro mon and one woman committed TO
Jail. The woman and one of the men we're
caught in the act Of rObbing Mr. Knights house.
having collected large quantity of wearing ap-
parel together, and were about making of with
it, The other man was a slave of Mr.. Veazey,
who bad attempted to run away, but was appre-
hended. They wished to have the negro men
confined ~ Jail and mustered into the u. s. SER
vice, Cecil county to receive credit for them.
Elevated and Dtpressed-On recent of the
clouds Of rumors during Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday Of rebel SUCCESSES, the treason element
OF this vicinity was noticed TO carry it's head
very erect and proudly. On Thursday and Fri.
DAY it dropped like q blasted weed.
n was reported after the battle OF Mouooo.,
that the lllh Maryland Regiment was fearfallyv
''out up" This regiment was composed Of ,bs
hundred days men, many Of them having but
little experience in military affairs. The reporls
Of disaster to the regiment tended to create n
great deal of anxiety in the minds Of their
friends, which was happily allayed by later and
more important statements, to the effect that
they generally made better use Of their legs than
their guns, and escaped any serious harm
Quite number Of them were from this county.
and We are happy to announce that We hear Of
but one from this county being injured, he hay
ing lost an arm. Three of the scattered men
made their way home, arriving on Tuesday
evening" travelling on foot about $50 miles,
They state they were captured several times hv
the Rebels, but were as often released After
telling their captora that they we're drafted men
The Rebs would not allow them 10 20 towsrd
Baltimore. ''"uiu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U. g. Chrisn..
Commission acknowledge the following 'air,u
Union NJ. Il. Church, Wilmington, per Rs, p''
A. Brindle, S2l7 10; NJ. A. Day, Newark. ss
CoUETERFEiT GRsENBAoKs--New Counter,oi,
hty dollar greeBbaeks are now in circnlation
They can be detected by the blurred condition
Of some of the letters. Our merchants and buei-
heaa men should look out for them.
GENERAL FRAEKLIN.-This officer who was
captured at Magnolia, and subsequently, made
ms escape passed through this city, on Thurs |
DAY evening last, enroute for New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
An Ordinance

Defining the Salaries Of The Officers Of The Ciif,
BE ii or'laned by The CITY Council OF Milmnson
hLtti0S L. VhHt tho salaries aud compensation Of lhs
via;
Mayor, pei year, Ss0v
lu lie Gity shall not he chergeAlo with the toes due
the Mayer, ~ determined by hli0 ia Which thu de
enlani Us unable ln pay the costs.
AllIman, 500
Members If the City Connect tor ailendsnce
,n at each ne'iius, lN
Treasurer, per ycar, SOU 10
Clerk VI tile Gouneii, do 1OO Op
EAin 0f tho Couurii do lb0 Nl
High Uom4llha, do, 700
Police CunAtabirs, do, boz W
Nalehmen, LlY, l0OW
Superintendent Of Water works, tho nse ol The
House corner l1h and Market and PEI ysal lei o.
street Commissioner, to 1bOW
City hdiieliur d., 500 OI
CITY Auditor, do, 400 w
Flfu WRtrhnisn, do, 895 0l
trgislar Of Deaths and DuriAls do, 1000
Raroiver OF Taxes do zoo N
Chairman Of StIaet Committee, do, b0O
uhairman a. Committee Public Buildings d. % @
Keeper Of City Ol0cki lo. s5@
CLERK Of the Msrkel 10 per cant on his tsrslps
from Market Rent,
llal0r Master, sHs ot office Mn praaelbed hy pdanis
Members Of Board Of Health, Que dollar Tor eaeh
msellng, the compensation Of each noi T.,
...,. exceed n.~ehiyaye dollars ror annum,
Members OF tie Board Ot Revision, Tor attendance,
Al each meeting, 10
lnNpeoier Of Election, 900
hsulstant lngpetor OF Elections gW
CLERK of Election, 200
Assessor and Collector OF Taxes, per year, sO0oe
resident OF CITY Council do, 60Qo
Vaccine Physicians, do iOO@
irison Keeper, do, l6s w
surveyors AMI Regulators, par day, 800
wharf Commissioners par day, whllal employed I've
Chairman Watering Committee 1000
hf' non Ihat 80 much Of any ordinance eonfleli
"h OF rs contradictory to this uidluanes, be- and hs
sanie ID hereby repealed, made null aud void
Passed at The City Hall, Wilmington, juno e0, 1861
A. H0LLIN6sw0RtH
AttaAt, T.. n TAYLOR, Ciers. iJsaa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
june I4-s~

PioFuaE PnAnB AIAHUrAoVoRY.-F. McaIonagle
has removed his Picture Frame Mandatory to
the store formerly occupied by L. II. Springerl
No. 236 Market Street, where may be fonnd the
cheapest and heat assortment Of Frames in the
State, such aa Gilt, Rosewood and solid Walnut
Frames for looking.glossos PictuFea and Photo
graphs, also Engraving, Cord and Iessols, So.
He intends to give the above business hlspersonal
attention, and feels assured he can give entire
satisfaction to any Who will favor him with
trial, july5.6tw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19

PAYNEHT OF TAxEs.--The undersigned, He
ceiver Of Taxes, will be at the City Hall oil aud
after the irst day OF Jaly, 1864, between the
hours of O'Clock aud l2, in the morning, and
receiving taxes. deduction Of aVe per cent
is made on all taxes paid in July. All paid in
August and up to the day Of election the lace Of
tho bill must be paid, and after that date Eve
per cent will be added TO the bill, Bankabe
tunds only received in payment Of Taxes
+. q. QAYLEY,
Receiver Of Taxes.
inne IA Pm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
SharifiIa Sala.

y ttue Of writ Of Leyaii Faolaa 10 deeladi VII
he sspoaed o Public Bale nt tbs Hotel OF Morris nokI
SON Ia the city al Wilmington, New Castle county Ds
aware, 90 WEDNESDAY, the s7th day nf July D
lsbi al o'clock, r. NJ, the following described Real ~
tale, YiE;-All that certain lot piste pals Of Ana
twth two Three stOTled brick dwellings thereon efed
situate in the city Of Wilmington AoISssd, bounded 81
daerlbei AZ ollows TO wit Beginning at the westerly
alle OF Locust street. between Eighth and Ninth alTass
al the distance Of thirty isat from The aonlhey side q
Ninth street At Franklin WIghts line thence westtY
parallel win Nlhth siissl seventy uo 70 AshAs
Thence sousuey parallel Win Locust street. ihftf KY
ltake IN jacob icea line, thence Herewith aasiaiy "
falle win Ninth street hsVsysaVea feet TO the SAID sa
yet y the paro u bcginnng, tonaining tweGtyhi
huued sni ton feet of land mere or less 9siasi sl
taken n execution ~ the property of Sarah Baxter A9i
ba sold by LEWIS W STlDHAM, bheflh
Sherlf,i 0fiee Nav Caatle lnIp & Isni iysia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19

ilsADQuARTens MlLirARY ConMAnDBR,
Wilmington, Del, July l4th, 1864.
ORDERS.
No. llS
Capt. George V. Massey, A. A. General, is
relieved from duty with this command, and will
take advantage OF tue first opportunity of reach
ing baltimore, where he will report to Brigadier
General John II. Kenly, Commanding I'd Sepa-
rate Brigade, Sth Army Corps, for duty.
iiRRRv r. JUMP,
Major u. s. Army,
Military Commander
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
llEapeuARrERa. MMlT4RY coMnAspKE,

HEAn9uARTRRa, MILITARY COMMANDER,
Wilmington, Del, July llth, 1864.
ORDRRs,
No. ll3. 4-,f ~..4,
]. Capt \. c. Harris, U. s. Navy, will until
luither orders, assume command OF tho naval
and military forces at lIavre- dc Grace. Com
pany and Detachment Commanders at that sta
ton. will report to and receive orders from him
IL. Tho Companies of the 7th Delaware In
faniry. mustered into the service to-day, will
proceed as early as practicable to Ilayrc. do.
Grace, where their Captains will report TO Capt
\, q. Harris, U. 8. Navy at present in command
of the naval aud military forces at that Station
iERRY ID. JupD
Major U. s.. Army,
Military COmmander.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
Redding's Russia Salve.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
REDDINC'S RUSSIA SALvE
n,a, .llnlh,r hDallnr nrsnnr,lIop,.

0yoy all other healing prspaaious,
Il cnrss all kinds nf SoREs, CUTa, aCALDs, DuRNs
ROLLS ULCERS, SALT kHEuh, EHYsirEiA5, sTlkt
FILES, CuRNs SORE RNEs, &c. &f., RemnviDs th'
Pain at once aud reducing The most angry looklui
swensa and Inflammation aslfh hy magic Only "a sap'
a huT.
t1n BALE BY
3, T.. h1N9M0RE, No 40I Broadway, Nav YoIl
y. W. tnWlE 4 CO., No. u fremont It Ilnson
And hy all Drnggista. may 6iY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
An Ordinance

Ia authcSs tho paVlns Of tho he'd "i s0c0nd seai be-
tween kiug and LoGhArl Streets
SbclinN hp Il Ofdliued by tho City Council Of VIII
minguu, that the led II Second Street lstween kpg and
hombmi struais, be- And tho samS ia hcreby aulboel
hhl directed IL be paved
Passed - HE QY Hail, Wilmington, May "a, l0Gi,
A. LllNusWORril
President Of the city Council
Attest, L. II TAYLOR, Clerk jyaA