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, 1865-01-15

Dr. Bfge1ow.-Thc1e are CERTAIN classes oI
dlsease Of pyate nature that require great ekill
and thorough comprehension OF all their Char.
actefhsics, 70 enable the physician TO- successful
" erapple With the disease tn its vss1oua forms,
arising, probably, from neglect in the nsst In
stance, or ffon bad tEcatmcnt.
We have always been Of opinion that therr are
no forns Of disease TINT require 30 much care as
these, nor a1ythtng 80 Hightful In its consequeu.
ces. az badfoE ignorant treatment; aud YET,
strange to ~ there arg no class Of quacks 70 nu
e.. one of ese Il an Sxensys se sdvertissS si1a n
Chicago, Who reseEs to every papcr. In Chlcagrcx-
cept TIE Ctea1g Archdnts' EiFeuf0r, for reasons
besi known 70 himself we suppose, because we
decline lending our columns toluacker5.
u. H1gelow y m educated Physician, thor
oughly compete1r well recommended b prou1i-
nent men. and reatdeut physicians In our own
eis{. aRa gentlemen patients who have been treat.
Cd by him. We therefore unheMtatingly sav to
~ who need medical nj os this Kind. Send 10 pr
BIgelow, or call at bis rooms. 17gt3outh Clark
st1cet Or 70 hts O box t54, Chiengo, Illinois,
y tEnl6-eGGs-ft
, 1865-01-15

amy CoFn&t oh, my Corus !s,--Dr
Clement cures corns, b1nfoRs, diseased nails, en-.
1arged Joints md AT kindred ailments OF tho feet.
at room %, Mattcsou House. ja16-e831-lt
, 1865-01-15

The London Times Investigates sewing
mAehines and Writes and endorses an Amerlcan
tnvenu9n1,c 1t to the families OF
3reaf brttatn and Europe. Extinct 1.-THE
WHEELhR & WILSON Machine. which is The
oFa Best CALCULATED FOR nousHnoID wonK,
mskes the 1ooK sucu By means Of ROTATING
, 1865-01-15
Ladies using Wheeler k Wilson'S and
ETBER ARlNIMG NAcEIHE1

'A&o1es using Wheeler & Wilson'S and
oTHER SEWING MACHINES.
lr.om tho Boston Traveller, November Ia, 1854. ]
The interest manifested in connection with b.
es;na sselfSeWer at the Sailors Fair, indi.
Wo5k tael rcieves Ehe operator rom close
e.'t9 @ aTeida bending and obviates the
enfs o1 easa1g, On a1argo smount Of work Il
Wv, .lf ne value Of tho sewing machine ITSELF
sG 10m WI o1en bear tho rcmark Ia front Of Bar
aehsna mn s.andi Nov an prepared to buy sewing
thasa Masniine ia 1he Wheeler 8 Wilson, for which
as very extensive call, a7allk itself Of this
Improvement, and has them for sale at Its Office In
nsn1 mnsnsng,on g street Boston. The Florence Com
kkan5 spPly thsm TO al! their Each!nes. Tho .Solr
et q Wll6en, and Grover & Baker, unaided by the
hanos, nnd ior sale for a4 machines on I'd floor OF
BY mail. Inventors: office, 6H Broadway, New
4ofk+ ja.6-eGGt1G
, 1865-01-15

~ Diseases Of tie Nervous srmtnal. Urinary
/. and 9cz7al Systems. Ncw'and reliable treatment
In fesoztS Of tho Howard Association. Sent ~
mil tn sEcd letter envelopes fiee IT charge Ad-
L Dress Df. ,: sktlion Houg3tan, Hcwnrd Xssocia.
aon, e; e. 2 South Ninth street. PhilEdslphls, Ps.
, 1865-01-15

GEO. r. CHlTTENDEN & Kf,Oy.
General Agents for tho States OF Illinois. Wis.
conE1n, Iowa, Mlnnesotn and North Indians S6leE.
ROOM and offlcet 1D6 Lake street. ja11-caa1- -21t
, 1865-01-15

tlbtkrf 10 boGptxaA' fAxtttxs.-Tf County
war Fund COMMITTEES on Saturday. dtsrsnss4 ths
Cpuhl 1Nllhly To- nearly 1fQ1 soldiers fatnil1ss.
THO et1buht thhs Nlytt1 tfA1 9t.eW.
, 1865-01-15

DRAINAGE LICENCES.
As the drainage from the various manufacture
ing establishments is known to be ono prolific
source OF tho corruption Of the public waters, and
works whic1, must be maintained 1t a heavy % anna:
Al expense It vas doomed Just and equitable that
a'e sas es
mai' spa sas a ss and e'asas Ts IT,
trol of thc public authorities, Tie btii proyides
thai nll persons shall be required to obtan per-
nit from the Board Of Public Works for any
* the md the said Board ofPasiic
Works Is authorized to exact license fec for
such permits. to be p.oportionate to the amount
Council t, provide suitable penalties 10 prevent
any violation Of this and other provisions Of The
act requiring such penal cnactmeuts.
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
The Commissioners arc vested with tho usual
1crcskca In conformity with the proyislonso or the
general Law on that subject, and a1t danger Of
neglect, tnemcicncy, Or abuse OF power by them
val, and By the Imposition of severe penalties for
any appropriation Of the public funds to any prl.
vatc use Or purpose.
j. state that the byil which il herewith subnttad
hiss been prepared by them With a. much care and
~ + "a, possible give to It IN The
expect 70 be ffce from dcfect md impcriecton1 M t1
they believe 1t will tecurc 10 the city tha aoption
and exccnton a. thc earliest practicable period Of
alarming e1it to which wo are nov M expoaed s: sn snd
they arc confident that our citizens win acccde
most cheerlnlly and Heartily to an expenditure oi
money y large - this b,i! contemplated Il II d
Of tho committee at large aud Of their tcltow ciu
xene: they hereby beg leave to report the accom-.
psnylng bill and aux T. bo 70 discharged.
charged.
, 1865-01-15

He'd TO BALM. Mnaworth, of The I'd Pro,
c1nct Toce, WIS On Friday arrested 70, assault by
IN expressman whom he had previously arrested
at tho Milwaukee depot for being inside Of tho
prescribed lflntte. Tie cxprcesman alleges that
he was pushed In By AInsworth himself and tdcp
arrested. The case was taken before Justice Cuth-
bcrtsou and postponed till Mondas, the ball bein:
liked at $i,QU.
, 1865-01-15

~, Pepper 1anglnxs, Paizting, Cacimininp
ana Glazing. ut F. E. Hgbr's. q Randolph street.
, 1865-01-15

o. rtfctouk fair receives tho undivided attention
OF the e immunity.
TIE NArAL rEyEs11oAT1oS.-Thc Court Of In
qury recently dctailcd to Investigate the
Of rtssrs at the Naval Rendezvous, concluded its
la::srs on Saturday, having examined all the wit
1ssscs who presented Themselves to testify In the
case, and waited for come time to give others
chance to appear. The minutes of the cntirc tria.
were read on Saturday morning. and the Court I'D.
}ouEncd at noon. to meet at Cincinnati during the
eneuing week. -.
their dutics with the most thorough fmpartisfity
and courtesy to I'LL. or course the conclusions At
fa6mittsd. II Captain narty @ has done @ wong, % It
docs not nppcar to hava hccu shown on the inycs-
Those PAcKAoEs.-SIncc our notice Of tho cx-
pIo{ts OF j. II. Tuttlc, On Saturday morning, we
have had perfect avalanche OF hfa letters to par-
tics In this city, sbowercd in upon u.s. ndd we sec
by our exchanges that he has not confined his cir
cic Of operations to Chicago. One gentleman In
forms US tathc turned the tables upon the resident
Of Tutue's Corner, New Jcrxcy, {not New York }
by sending him long telegraphic dispatch, the
burden Of which VIA allow large Is your pick
shTs e b n,a 5e
aee ana Il Doubtless prepared TO DO 60 on receipt
0l tQe 1Ol4f& anu Shuf k2ep8 0lu4el1 C4GAI 0l Tue
law; hut for the contents Of that package no
would nut like 10 voucf-probably blank paper.
lsis a pity but thnt Mr. T. could dnd some more
honest and profitable employment. We COM
mend him to TIC respectful notice OF the Salo au-
shorttiss; they. probably can give him something
to do-an the penisent.aty.
husEua-Thc pasi week las been ono OF unlu.
ferruptcd crowdfng at the Museum. There IL
scarcely al exception 10 Tie rule and 10 perhaps
therefore unworthy Of special mention, but IL
shows that ahe manngcsa arc eucccssful in their
eforss to p1eafe. Thehoure IL crowded from pit
TO dome eAch evening. Friday evening wns a mar
tecs Jam On tho occasion of McManiie' bnnrnt
TINS gentleman hhs not been loup arnof,r rss
bnt he has Fslned rapidly In The eaiaein Of III pof
pie He fecetrcd substantial token Of ant,rnMcts,
lion IN ue thsp0 of lonAe crowded 10
with GuudtedH turned from thu door.
The two RlanlB nsu TN exhibition In thu t,r,.. !.
all; IlHy NJ ne veflsel,y tnot,sefs. and insolti'.
'1nck and. the f,cAnttstk l}ut these ara atoT.
1latnfed pcople, aid cn}Dy tic fuh. ""e''
1he excellent Attfcts, Mt. Btpneafi. will tske 4
leteft o1 ft1fay hext We alncereiy hot,e Nm
tnat fe0c5se RhtieeMnttal tins. No more 1asafV
ibG xttess trcsqA the 1Uafds Ste ID tqazi ID att,
etpHtgshD1. and AlwBrs etiapta hit fsrt In mi
tikhfFi etjls Of Att, ahe hhs thuestt :. NvsfY
oetns1uh.
, 1865-01-15
RELIGIOUS 1NTEI..Fcrxfrx,

The second Of the series Of weekly meetings
during the winter OF the Northwestern Sunday,
School Teachers Inetitute will be held on Mon
1ay evening In the prayer: room. of the Young
Mems Christian Association. An. address will be
delivered hy Rev. E. A. Pierce On the subject
The 1cacllcr In the Preparation Of his Lcssoa -
To be followed By general conversation on tie
subject.
, 1865-01-15
. ANTED-Enrolled enid Drafted


w s,ltutes to come aud res the tl- nountIes no,v
onefeu - u cash. 6fvc rs cnl nua II you are not
You VIII be dealt With farIy: fou viii rct - ynnr
RonsS Rs ~ ,SGn - son as mustered late tne
your cfedh. Como and see vi. auyhoW, beloFe en-.
htnE, bswlJe ofttscet rGnnesa: aboycal 2hiasy, Rs
dhAs; 1S4 81 CsHsk q Room sup stae, ne1t door
, 1865-01-15
Buar1iug.

pOARD1NG.-Flve or six gentle
IL men can be accommodated with board and p!es.
ssnt rooms tn a small family. App at 11U stats
street Also, day boardeEs can be accommodated.
, 1865-01-15

C1ncC1r CounT.-1n the cause entitled Elihu
Granger against Henry Mllward, the court on
Saturday found for the plaintiff, and assessed his
damages at <15O. Defendant cxccpts, and moved
for the lire OF stcsm engine.
Judge Williams in reply to m inquiry Of the
District Attorney. said tho criminal business of
the court would he taken up on the aa,,d-ooc
week from Monday next.
, 1865-01-15

FIRE At THE cES7nAa PAnK.-About7 o'clock
on Saturday evening The building at the Central
Skating rark was totalir destroyed by fire. The
loss Will be about e $a'000-lnsured for S1,s00. The
fire caught from lamp. The ladies' Of thc ~.
phan Asylum have offered the usc OF one OF lhcir
roon,s to the Managers OF tho Park. and tho aka.
ting will not be interrupted. ~'3S oA''
, 1865-01-15

w hN lED-We beg leave to call
roar attention TO or Agency foe Proenrtn-
a1s'fs "a e. ~ TT @ chg sey ousiaess.
or the Navy to bo acc1editsd rs 4 az asn III
1et H. a'1, T. IT, gs.sa SsssS'
stn and NottHsstern States bei1g 1t ths nsses. ~
nave great facilitates for rendering asAist4uce Ia fcse
& lRO. AA' u, n ~ IN ~ = =
, 1865-01-15

w A,aNs;Il;;El.Dl.-Every a w. e man WISHING
VEL snostatusss shotad eli It or n1n al .ha
ess untes We naY f,ss * an91 il wy o
HA EssFs } fse53its BUIEER, H0YT% III III
, 1865-01-15

CuCHcn FAIR AT DrYAS uA11~-Tho ladies' Of
the Fizs. United Presbyterian Church on Saturday
concluded their fair and lcstiya! ut Bryan Rail
From the uucnim1iy p.crasling among the mcm-
bcrs OF the congregation relative to the enter
prise, II was easy TO form the opinion that the
aaair would result most auspfclous1v In r:cupt-
tiDn.
The attendance Gu Saturday was large. aud the
dining hall was 1ibcral1v pat<onizcd. The fancy
many purchasers One circumstance doubtless
greatly aided the fair-the lack Of competing Gu
tcrpr1ses. II Is rarely tho case that charitable
o. religions fair receives tho undivided attention
OF the G. immunity.
, 1865-01-15
&lantg1===agzn1s,

w ANTED-Agents-To sell our
20 ZOO different PictuIss. Flames Maps. ,.hazts.
s.eel Eugrayfnss. Albums. ard photographs. Pass
nestouts and nani o1her Agents and PeddeTs Pro
Its tn1Menae. MAny Of our Agents ara now making
over $50 per day. Send fu1 oilr crcntAIk. COL
DEN q sANMUSS, No. I South Clark atrtef. CHI
c1Xo. faf1pt11.,e
, 1865-01-15

AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL. Co11ror.-A
meeting no hear The reports Of Committees no.
pointrd a: former meeting, will be held ut the
Mercantile Association rooms, corner OF Like and
Dearborn streets. on Monday. january 1eih, 1t .,
O'CLOCK III the evening, 10 take action In fciation
qucstel. " ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
COLUMBUS POST OFFICE.
| ARRIVES. CLOSES.

Closing and Arrival Of Mails.
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Reputation Established

Reputation EStaDllShedl {
.XrS. s. Al. saEIe1I Is truly q
public benefiVctreSs, and her
aCO9sele1;flEI success Is GSasp1e-
cedemted. Her fame and
her discoveries haze gone
abroad, Gsst to-day she is
IN her Tine the largest man
ssfHctNreSS f5s the 9COrEd. a
Everybody Interested.
YtOoSts and old age are GEtEe
benefited 6y The aSse Of Mrs.
S., IA. saEEea's TVfO1-Id's Hair
RestOrer and Hair Dress
ing. They act directly GGaDOSs
the roots Of The hair, CGWS6srg
lMGHT'iG1st g1'OaUfh and beGsg-
ty. YiOSSr hair, If changed to
grey on. eUEstte by sickness on.
other, causes, GOflI soon be re-
stored TO its 7tGteSrOI color
and beauty. DGsiCtrwH erGd-
tcGted fOreUer. The Hair
failing stopped. The most
deISc0te he0GE-eEreSS or bOss-
net can be acorn eCitlbOsCt fear
OfSOiIiMg. The msOstdeE6gbt-
ftEI fragrance TO The hair Is
impaired. N yOW sOish to
restore yOesr hair, as in
youth, and retain 6t TIsS-OssgE'
life, sCttEIOEt delay purchase
a. bottle of each or f.IEgS. s. "A.
.aIIeS's oWOrEeI's HNta' Re-
StOre1' and Dressing.
/ Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
/ 81 PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
4 1Os 4 900 Grcenwich St., Ncw-YorIE.
/ oct4's54deod&Wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
Certificate from the Rev. DIR. HamiI-
ton q. French, of Montreal.

Icertify that Dr. Johnson's medicines have cured
nv wife, who was subject TO debility many years
The medicines were used only two months u
- .'...-...-. Ii. ID. FRENCH, ID. D.. /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29

TAKE PARTICULAR N0TI6Ba-pr. johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselves hy
Improper indulgence aud solitary habits which ruin
both body and mind uniting them for either busi-
ness, study, society or marriage. o. r',i ,th'
Or, johnson has for many years exclusively de-
voted his attention to the rea ment of the disorders
referredt to in these testimonials.
I Address, ~ DIR. OHAS. +. JOHNSON,
No. 70 East Friend Street. Columbus, Ohio.aH
octl0-d&w1y. r. .,.,lrt5 7,,,,,r,,.HF
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ImpORTANT no LADIES.

Our Periodical Drops will bring. on the monthly
sickness in cases Of obstruction from any cause.
Price 81 90. NB.-Ladies who are pregnant should
not use them. 9's' ,f"' .fi
Tonic for female weakness, certain cure. % 90.
Injection for the Whites or Leucorrhaea, $2 0O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, &C.

DIR. Johnson--Dear Sir--I must again state that
your remedies for scrofula and blood diseases are
really excellent. For scrofua syphis, or impurities
OF the blood. l find they, never fail TO cure when
worst cases of syphilis now in our hospitals in the
'-'' ''F'.e y ''''-' F.w. II. LESLIE, NJ. ID.
Cincinnati, December IS, 1858.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
Testimonials from the WIedfcal Pro-
fesslOn and Others. s.a r

Mr.. EDITOR: It's with pleasure make known the
following facts to the public, believing my testimony
may be of service to some invalid who has hitherto
failed to obtain relief. At all events am doing no
more than justice to the medical gentlemen Of your
city, in confessing that have successfully treated
several very bad cases of seminal weakness and fe-
male complaints. BY adopting the mode Of treatment
now prescribed by DR.. johnson. =
For female weakness, do not know of anything
that can equal these remedies. | have prescribed
them for great many ladies who have been troubled
for years with weakness, and in every case perfect
cure has been effected; some very bad cases havo
yielded to this mode Of treatment in the short space
of two weeks. Yours, respectfully, . E.u.I
w. f. MERWlN, NJ. d. d
Cleveland, O. :, Dec. o3d, 1868
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/ a.. ....,.-- EXCEPT SUNDA1. .1.f adds. ..,
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
L.ittIe Miami a COIunAbus Il Xenia
gif ln rou Railroads. i.~d1j ta.n
Ts'1&9t FIRST TRAIN. a'''-o
NIGHT EXPRESS--Leaye Columbus at I1:3S P.
nj. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington
Gilead Gallon, Crestline. Shelby, Now london,
Wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleve-
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK. ExPREsszIcaves Columbus at
Gallon S cTSstins Shelly. @ New London. Wellington
~ s.ii -,er THIRD TRAIN. fo r.s.l o lae
MAIL AND EXPRESS--Iseave Columbus at 2A0
Pm, Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
sta shiloh, New London WeliingFon' oraltonl ana
ITO hi9u CONNECTIONS. ypsaa7
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road.
Al SrssinS wi With PsbarB R Wsyne an and Cs-
AZ Shelby, with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road. Also. for TOle-
90 AZ HnS Grafton alton for Toledo and Chicago. ,
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunltrk. Buffalo New York and Boston. ~ nolq
Patent ~ eeping Cars are ran ON an
Might Trains 10 Chicago, New
so ~ York and I8ostOl. X
sy-Basraeo checked through 10 New York and
Boston, via Cleveland; also to PhilAdelphiA and New
York, via Crestline. III 9f b.,asC.ift itg .oiG
,r5 shto,,,oi RETURNING: 7fa in seoitH
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 3:45 A, NJ "a
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at Ia
lP. M.
Columbus Accommodation arrives ct Columbus q
925 p. N. f,.,s -,
Fare Rs Low ~ BY amy other HOute.-
a. Ask for Tickets via Orestlins or Cleveland. q
800 20 lOhfJ u. 8. FLINT,t8 o h8i95i
10 sfd hrG .girb Sup't., Cleveland, Ohio.
sahiu fgig ff JAMES PATTERSON,j
| -Ynd loofLaaiia aG5 Aren't Columbus. Ohio
Columbus. October %. 1856, f's7,,7-T - =. :.
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VIM RENNER, q

NO. 28G N.iI1tgh street. z
Parties furnished on the shOrts5t hptice and most
bserAl terms! l0Ql-L-l .nIlt9l septle-d1 I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

DIR. Johnson-I have cured. by the use Of youI
remedies several patients that have been inmates o!
the IIunatic Asylum from the evil effects Of seminal
slider nothing can equal your medicines. ..l-11
J. W. SALLINS, NJ. D.
Albany, N. Y, October Is. 1858. p 4 I '..fI
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lBi6z zgtdssalssR,s
TIE RMs.y Tl9l,.
s(nvAR1ADLY IN ADyAN0H0'
RATEs oF.iADVERTIsINc.

I irUnllaeso Of NoRparpi ork inch space, eonstituts
square. R1dggl,. i4tni r1h .'Hr H x
q --ST,1 .,eu .bss1i DAILY .7aHai .i~LaCg
|, Fofeach inssrtiUn. per square. 7b cent? q
Z NOticaso of Deaths, 50 cents. ~ ,.ie- t
. Notices Of Marriages, 50 cents, 9h'N a,t t tr, Z
ReliriouD Notices 30 cents. -ar ~ '''.
Idyertisements inserted every other day, every
hird day, and once aweek. viii be charged 800 per
nuare each insertion. 10 .g.i4..i
,r each insertion. aNo Notice less than el.0O.
b .al 49, y WEEKLY 't,,t.,f,- t,t5I
e1B0per SQUARE eNch insertion. Ha 1.il. ia -
: Business Notices 50 cents porline each insertion
no Noticoless than u 2oo N. i71l,lg Asl
!, Leaai win be charged regular rates
"a ~ All m ANefENF advertisements must be paid
DP heFeGftor 81 the time they are ordered, other
oiss they viii not appoar in the paper: This rule
Drill be rgdly adhered TO In all cases There WIN %
. % exception. ',in LI-
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Mr. NoTRE d AME, READING, 0HIo,l
'.'..- November 2Oth, 1861. J
Mr.. MARTIH.-This is to certify that we tried Che
Furnace you built for and are satisfied with it..
Our rooms are amply heated. r... B.. sE... ..f"
Yours, respectfully, -..
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- sIIl 7
RAILROAD

Three Trains Daily
,'77.'.''l,l,- EXCEPT. SUNDAY. ~ .l,.,..
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
LittIe Miami a Columbus Il Xenia
5I... . Railroads. iG,,. ,lI,t ttir
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14
AN ORDTNANCE.
Further to amend the Ordinance entitled IAN ordln

Further to amend the Ordinance entitled IAN ordnRnct
concerning the Markets.
BE ii ordained hy Tie city CsupclI OF Wilminrton
kucrloA !. That the 9th Section Of the ordInsnce ent
ed, AN ordinsucs concerning The Mrktts" is hereby
the said 9Th Section
'The following shall be stations fer vehicles, where
persons who not prohibited by section 80 Of this
Ordinance may sell the growth aud produce Of their own
land The eastery side Of Market street south Of Eleventh
street and the easefly side OF King street north OF
Third street on WEDNESDAY and Saturdays from Tie
hrtt day Of May to the rst day Of Novemher; aud thu
westerly side OF MARKET street outh o. Eleventh street.
and the westerly sdeo King street north otIbrd street on
Wednesdays Saturdays during the remainder Of the
year and Tues lays aud RdAys throughout the year;
and both sides Of FOnith street aud tue Dorthery side
Of the following stree between shpley street and King
sueesi 10 wit Third street. Filth street. Sixth street.
seventh street. Eighth street and Ninth street. aud both
sides Of Market between Eleventh street and
Thi teeath street all market days throughout the
year, excepting the Intersections Of the said streets
and the erosn hersa and the spaces provided for by
section Y Of this Ordinance said vehicles on Market
street. King street, aud Fourth STR ct shall be placed with
the back end and on the other streets with side to-
wards and possible to the curb line, and not
the sidewalk and shall not extend beyond the
centre Of the street, shall any amin b0 attached,
be kept ached to or standing at any vehicle, except
for the purpose of placing in position removing the
vehicle Aud on the market stations In Market street
b tween front street aud Tenth street the shans
tongues Of the vehicles shall 10 removed theTeiron
shall be securely fastened to the veh In such posi-
ton that the cars In their passage on the railway shall
not come in e1ntaet with them Any person violating
ANY OF the provisioH Of this section Rha be fined
doilAr by the Mayor or Alderman. The provsons and
penalties OF tettions "a And 81 OF this Ordinance sha
apply to persons selling on any Of the streets Of this
city,
sIorioN 2. Section of tho said Ordinance shall be
Anonded by striking thsrerom the following words to
wit: harkot and twelfth, which occur In the 10th line
Of said section in the book OF Ordinances published In
1868.
SECTION The Ordinance entitled "a supplement to
au ordinance entitled AN ordinance concerning the
Markets" passed April 2sth, 1854, shall be, and the
q tme is hereby repealed.
Passed As ths City Hail. Wilmington. Del, Feb ID,
lseh a. HOLLINGsWoRrH,
President Of the City Council.
Attest Il. T. TAYLOR, ditrk. feolO4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14
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