Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

The Street COMMITTEES reported that Daniel y
Dougherty had TO do the city hauling the
demand Of Neal Duffy and Robert McIntre IVES
uuwarranted, Mr.. D. was entitled to pay for the
work performed by them.
The monthly statement of A. Pritchard was re- a
ported to be correct. II
The committee reported In favor Of renting the
second City Mill 10 Price Phillips for $42b per
mum, payable quarterly.
The committee Navigation reported that .
man named Doolirg had agreed to cut the wharf
down on the opposite ide Of the Christian to low
water mark, provided that they would give him
what he could pick up. This had been done, but
the complaint was now made that the wharf was
dangerous, they therefore recommended the driving
Of three four piles with observatory to prevent
| vessels running on 1t.
Mr.. Kirkmsn said the wharf should be taken up.
Mr.. Pluukett stated that the work would cost |
$500, as mud boat would charge SIC per hour.
Mr.. Pierson thought thai the obstruction should |
b. taken out, as the navigation would thereby be
improved. |
Mr.. Kirkman believed that the wharf could be
removed with very little expense than would
be incurred by the driving of the piles
The report was adopted by vote of six to five
On motion of Mr.. Gallagher the vote recon
| sidered, when on motion of MIR. Dorsey, the whole
: matter was referred back to the committee.
The committee on Navig rton reported that the
driving of three four piles at the wharf opposite
Kirkmtn's ship yard, would prevent vessels running
/ upon it
Mr. Kirkman objected to tho report, and spoke
| in favor Of removing the wharf
Mr.. Plunkett said the wharf was no further out in
the channel than it was thirty or forty years ago,
} and he thought the piles recommended would be
| sufficient Adopted by vote OF 7 toe.
4 The committee reported that the stone 10 mark
the wharf line the foot of Seventh street was at
| the office Of Burk d McCaulley.
"A The committee excursion to Norfolk reported
that they had attended to the duties assigned them,
purchasing tickets &C., for Sl25,5O, and concluded
With reporting the following resolution rendering
the thanks Of the Council for the cordial reception
l nd handa0mA eatertainmpnt extended them
their recent visit to celebrate the opening of the Air
line route. They concluded by euthorzing the
Mayor to tender the Mayor and Council Of Norfolk
7e an invitation to visit city. The report was
Or unanimously adopted, and motion it ordered
to be engrossed and signed, and forwarded to the
Norfolkisns.
al A Communication was received from the Mayor
" announcing the appointment Of Samuel j Buck, as
10 q constable for the Fifth Ward. Confirmed
Committees were continued on City drafts, on pa
r. wing north side of Eighth street. from jackson to
NJ franklin also paving Dock street. on account o.
Id d. Farra, ID. Gallagher, new Map, &c.
or communication received from the Reliance
Fire Company asking an appropriation to purchase
hose.
a.. On motion of Mr.. Pluukett, an ordinance permit
ting E. Setsenburg to remove frame stable, wa
Vi read third time and passed
itn Mr. Chandler offered ordinance prohibiting an,
person from storing petroleum benzine, 30, within
ed the city, given quantity under penalty O.
his SO Read FIRST and second time.
D. Mr.. Plunkett stated that Messrs Thatcher de
clined TO sign the lease in regard to railroad Of
Front street. The railroad company however wer
,ck willing to take the road the condition, an
IN the lease ordered to be drawn with said com
ra pany
70 The Auditor reported that he had examined u
DIX books of Pritchard, Superintendent of Waite
Works, and found them correct They showed th
,m collection of $24, S16T during the past year.
MS Various receipts from the City Auditor shown
collections made were read
ad- Receipts from the City Treasurer rea.
late amounting in the aggregate to 70, no. 5,
On motion of Mr.. Pluukett the committee 0
=, navigation authorised to repair the bonl
.ves along the ohristiana, near the old Ferry,
YES petition was received asking the ourbing an
lce paving of the south side of Third street. betwee
pc Washington and Jefferson
Various bills were rend and referred.
ON Orders were directed to be drawn as follows
ngs Graham $3.50 10 for stonei Joseph Flanagan $34s
+ stone j. v. Rice Co, 276; G. II p. Simmo
S490 so for paving, Sc Lewis Son 1924 for brio
10 R. Haddock 1924 Is for plastering Market hous'
]. H. Turner $3.50 for coal Pickles Colt
40. $53 IS for lamps DIR C. W Jones $l225 II, Re-
this inson $2.7S Thomas Wort S4372; D. 7 Hawki
non $3.50 account of per centage for collecting CT
en- tax; Joha H, Adams for $3.50 John BOUCHER
ure S36 80 fer blasting rocks public square MOI
was gomery 5000 on account public square, Mr. Pritc
nes ard, Superintendent Water Works, $500 L.
urch Springer $3.50 account of streets j I. Hy,
norm Sl3 81, Adjourned
ash Coneumptton Cura6il by Dr.. Sehenek's Msa
said stnss.-T0 CURE CONSUMPTION, the syst
Hose must be prepared SO that the lungs Till neal,
AIDED ,ns' .ne or anu
n III food which. by these medicines will be digest
properly, and gooo healthy blood made; thus bull
;asa Ing up the constitution Schencks Mandrake Pi
,ssn cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or mucous acc
~ mutation; and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic
connection, the appetite is restored
IS for schenok's Pumonie Syrup is nutrioious as "
y and as medicinal, and by using the three remed
glass all impurities are expelled from the system, a
TIA ur. good, wholesome blood made, which will repel
sell disease. If patients will take these medicines
cording to direction, Consumption very irequen
owed the p freonenv to cleanse the liver and soma
oilet 1t does follow that because the bowels
,e positive they are not requir Sd Tor sometimes in
arrhea they are necessary, The stomach must
man kept healthy, aud appetite created to allow
Office PulmOnic Syrup to act the respiratory ora
No in properly and alay any irritation. Then all tbs
requirei TO perform permanent cure is, to prev
B. taking cold. Exercise about the roems as muo
want possible, eat all the richest fOod-fat meat ga
venth ana, IN iaol, snytnng tne sppet,e cravei pu
it to p"'s'' u'Ai "AN A"''''"'' "'i' N-' 90 INV
CE.A P.cturs.-A young girl is leaning pens
ly on the easement gazing with thoughtful brow
homds on the scene below. Tho bloom OF fifteen sunni
wark, nts her soft chesk the sweets of thousand
from ers gathered upon her dewy lips; the 9
essng cluster r.und spouess brow and fall upon
yymen Hb1dI h ~ .no sol. smnhhs eyes
NUM- over her as a most favored child, what are
thoughts Love cannot stir bosom so young;
Wing nsSsr PaIs from bsr dmns gusIe sp
Whispers 10 tue youth DeOWI anu VINO might
OF the read Bay your boots OF FLASlGAN.- aixth
ier to Market streets.
, gave
No 3O6 Market Street, wi be found 1000 va
be in new style plaid dress goods both single aud do
with | width at Is cents. A large lot oil double
gener baratnea az o" .n''e Su' pe ~, SOW
1at the seas a. IL rodnosa ., a7I as r
if not Also snlenSid line all o1lors nj 81 M
CANT new IN srinOs at 81 90 aud IL 1871 French
9 Far. Popnns S ~! AZ sN - 60 1890 iBe -;
half anoss Large stock Of coaking cloths at INN
ag o, 10 reduction in price lot black beaver $500
failed peior 81 rs and $3.50; extra super So co. all
money, Tr co.'s sou superior arucle' me ehnoh
n. frosted beavers, light soaking &c
RI. Water Rents -OGce Tsnh and King S
Tho bills for 1857 are now ready for paym ent.
part OF all bills paid OBJ before the 18th day Of
ulls are uary nye per cent will be added To those
superb paid before the first of February ten per cent
d for be- added. # not paid before the first of NJ
1t their the pipes will DO cut of The Water Tax and
ha Oar lection Tax on properties where tho Brand,
re i'm t;s "a nIscs and deIipSaebts are snbsct
bile for sama nenaies as in tho case of Water Rents
A PRITcHARI
dec 6.1mo Superintendent Of Water wo
W va" Bashslors HIir Dye splendid Ha
Assoca' istle brst in he worll The only true and
II 1t Is Dye-harmless, Reliable, instantaneous.
d with appointmept No ride uious tints Natural
or their or Brown. Remedies the i'll effects of Bad
kraoted Invgorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beau
M, hold The genuine is signed WILLIAM a. BACHELOR
,his - Others mere limitations and should be avo
- Sold by all druggists and perfnmers Facto
slole ior Barclsy street, New York.
son,sIs A Card to Ipvands.-A clergyman while
= I' ing in South America a missionary, dscov
!, Marin safe and simple remedy for the of y