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Q U Rv E TIC E.

9 U E Y No 7 G E.
II persons terested in the plan No 24, Eleventh
Section OF the 'rwenty-second Ward, bounded
Forth by Aliens lane,
South by Carpenter street,
East by Germantown avenue,
Vest by Wissahickon avenue,
are notified that the Q, of Quarter Sessions tor the
City and County of Philadelphia have fixed
SATURDAY, June o. 1867,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Court Room Main Building
of the State House. consider said plan and any OBJ
jections against the same which may be made by any
Freeholder and in the meanwhile the said plan may
be at the office Of the Department of Surveys for
he City of Philadelphia, No. 2l2 5. FIFTH Street. and
duplicate thereof at the Office of Jesse Lightfoot
Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Survey District
Depot Building Germantown,
JAMES IiYND,
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia.
Docket 5, page 1i3.l 6l3 II 10 3t
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. -

Il tstste ~ NJ Nv nv E REo3yN M dacaa:ad
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit SETTLE
and adjust the account of RICHARD DONAGAN,
Executor and Trustee under the will of MARY E.
BROWN, deceased, and TO report distribution of the
balance In the hands of the accountant, Will meet
ment on MONDAY, June "a, 1867 at O'Clock p.
NJ. at his Office, No. 400 WALNUT Street, in the
city OF Philadelphia w. ID. BAKER,
6 fmw5t% Auditor.
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Mayer
Know tIly Destiny.


MADAME E F. THORNTON. the great Enslisll Astrolo-
Bis, Claryoyant and Psychometnian. who has aston.
shed the scientific classes Of the Old World hsa now 10
Gated herself at Hudson. n 2. Madame TaonsToN pos.
sesses such wonderful powers Of second s9ht to
bio hor to impair knowledge OF the greatest Importance
to the single married of either sex While in statn
Of trance Hhs dnlineates tho worry features OF he
sou to marry. and by the mid Of nsrment Of In.
tonso power known ss the Psyohomotope guarantees
produce felke picture Of the future husband or wfe
OF the applicant, together with date Of marriage poson
in life. leading traits Of character This Is no hum.
bug. rs thousand Of Testimonials aAsert she will
send whom desired, certified oerhncste or written
guarantee that tho picture s what it rrports TO be BY
enclosing ANAL lock Of hair and ing pEce Of hirtn
age. disposition and complexion, and enclosing fly cant
mud stamped envelope addressed to yourse you will 10
ceiyo tho picture and desired Information by re.urn mai,
All communications Bacredly oonndenhai. Address In
confidence. Madame z. F. THORNTON. 20. Boz 21s.
hudson. NY. - = ly ;, -. :; March 81
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Be On Your Guard

Against tho limitations and counterfeits Ct HosTET-
rER's STOMACH BITTERs with which the PIRATES
who mako DIsuosoRAnLK IivNo, by prcying upon the
alex and suffering, endeavotng to food the mar
ies OF this country. Whenever thege FoIoN-MoNorns
arc discovered they imn edately by Tho
poprieors who oIpend Thousands Of dollars annually In
tracing hem out and bringing them to Justice. Within
q short tmo injunctions havo been obtained In tho
Courts OF tile United staes against number Of indl.
vlduals md hrms and sus In prosies against
several others all Of whoIe will DO given to the
public But In spite of tho utmost vigilance and activity
OF their detective agents. the undersigned Of couse
unable to protect The public entirely against rdratioa
limitations OF Standard National Tonic, everywhere in
request and as readily convertible Into cash IS United
States Bonds or Treasury Notes. They therefore, a.
Of precaution direct attention to tho fct hat
finely engraved LABEL representing ST. George and The
Drngon and beautiful proprietary stamp. boIhng the
official endorsement Of the Government sppear on every
bottle Of tho genuine BITTERs Tho article Is further
authenticated by miniature note OF hind with he uR.
naturs OF "HosrETTEn sru to counterfeit which Ia
State pr,ion crime. Tho true BITTERs arc sold IN
botftes only, and IN bulk 80. f' ~
HOsTE1TER sMrTH.
N
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AUCTION SALES.

UNITED STATES MARBHAL's OFFICE
SOUTH CARROLL DISTluCT-IN ADMIRALTY.
Charleston; 4: 0cdy C 20. rs. Geo. b. Lunl
and Il. J. Getty Htes TOR Repair and Sup
GREENHOUSE & CO., Auc,ioneers.
BY virtue Of an order OF B1lo to directed from tho
Honorable The Judge Of tho district Court OF South
the ahovo will expose for s,lc at public auc-
uon at tho old Custom House. In tho Port OF Charles.
Thc sTES%Es R'sRS Moaha VsSsi tssssa with
her Boors Machinery. Tackle aud Apparel, sho now
Hes al tho Gas Company Wharf.
s SANG time and Plsee; the BOILERS AND EN-
THE HULL AND Material M AND AppuRrEsAscEs
OF tho STEAMER CHARLESTON. as abe now lies at tho
Torms-For tho Steamer Morgan one-thir,i cn.h bal
By mortgage me So Pop a
poia CASH faF'A'''I' to iy ST. RppisGy ffssfs.5y pa
May 80 o. s. Marshal. 3. C. District.
Hams; ,I,sys Bn4e,; Stslps, &c.
VIII sell THIS DAY. in front OF their store No. Yon-
duo Range at 10 O'Clock.
10 TrRRCES HAMS
Barrels Hams.
400 lamB.
20 Kegs Choco Butter.
76 FubB IArd.
IS Bags Driod Apples.
400 Shoulders.
1s Rarrols Strips.
80 BoIea Choose May 90
ny "A. II. HnnhIikMS !u SONS.
MONDAY, the 3D. Inst st 10 o'clock will se =. our
Tho ontlro stocks Of Nos IS and % 1888 KING STREET.
DRY AND FANCY ooSps esSf'sFIsR RtTs rs;
a''sslnnsy Slo.slnEy R1Snss R1S,s and .s shoes e.
sale viii DO continued from day TO day until tho entire
condittoas-All sums 500 thirty dsys oil over
May so
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SODA WATER.

V1HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIa.
hOr wcll.known stands, No. SO UAsEL STREET bo.
Seen King aud Meong strces. No. 42sH KING 81 ItEEr
od pi9uot Quart iouscl mud at tile hoad Of CENTER
MARKET, northwest corner.
ptusgss and others wishing TO be supplied With
Fountains or syrups and dcnlos desiring Fountains
terms.
Steamers, Hotels. Restaurants and private famlcs,
titles 10 suit purchnscrs.
wo are SCENTS for tho salo OF A. J. Morse son'n Justly
celebrated Soda Watcr pparaus, consisting Gepera-
tors Fountains, Marble Drnught Stands, Slvcr Plated
RefnBerang Daught Stands. Tumbior Holders and all
at Tho nisnufacturers' prices. with freight added.
Dealers In Soda Water throughout uic Sato desiring
an npparstur. will 10 well TO examine tho merits OF
blorse's Apparatus before purchunIny elsewhere.
Description catalogue and price let acnt to any address
upon application to JOHN BUCK & CO., Charleston.
whilo approcang tho very liberal patronage Itonded
10 US during tho past season shall strive to merit ts
continuance
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T. A. cATkn5 will soil this day. OF Z past O'Clock,
on browns Wharf, now butter. Lard. shoulders, &c.
JErToRDs Co will sell Tits day, at 10 O'Clock, In
front OF thor STORE No. 80 vonduo Range hams buter
strips, &c.
MILES DnAKE will cell this day, at 10 O'Clock Q. his
soro corner OF King md Libory Streets dry goods,
clothing &C..
srEsHousE Co. will cell thls day at II O'Clock ut The
Old Custom House. under, the direction Of J.. p. II.
EPPIso. United sates Marshal the aide whoel stoacI
Morgan; ALSO tho steamer 0aarieion, with ensines boil
cEs, uppurtenances, &c. FINE. ir
A. ESsLow6 Co., will sell this day. at hAIfpaat lr
o'clock In ront Of their STORE No. 1 East Bay 100 bbls
Mnscovndo sugar; also. 30 torcOa whole and ddlIns
rico. .---E Z .--.------ y .-.-T---' -
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nIIIlinns nfIottl..;

OF MRS. wEEsLow's SOOTHING siRUP arc sold and
used with niling L. old well.
c remedy and hss stood tho test Of yenrs It reieroe
the child from pain, regulates tho omach and bowclc
wind collie, sosens the gums and by giving reat
and health to tho child. comforts tho mother.
De Hurc and call for -,
"MRs. wINsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac timiie OF CURTIS b PERK1ss" ON the
outside Wrapper. AL others arc baso imits tons.
For sale by
u.i 80 DOWIE g. NOISE,
No. 16l Meotng sireet opposite tho Charleston Hotal
May 80 thstus
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III. IL.

Ii you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, M11LERs Almanac;
you want Printing o1ecutod neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Accoun
Books made to order, with any desired pattern o
ruling, go to HIRAM HAnn1s. No. 50 Broad atrect
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LOCAL MA'rTERS.

Jon woRK.-Wo havo now completed our ofico
go as to execute, in tho shortest possible tino
ALL KINDS OF JOB woEK, and wo mos, ro-
slcc.fully usk tho patronage OF our friends.
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=, Tho Time to Advertise In tho Country.
TIE PH9STx has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of tho State Advertising
rates reasonable the strrsency or the money Ar-
ket will warrant Merchants and othcru Wishing to uso
the columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
February IS Columbia g.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. circui,rS giving Information Of the
greatest importance to the young OF both es1es.2
It teachos how tho homely may boc6ns beautiful tho
deapiBed respecred, and the foraafen loved
No young lady gentleman should fail to lond their
address, and receive a copy postpaid BY return mail
g Address p O. Drawer, 2l,
q March 80 Tyr Tro5, n T.
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"Now You SEE Ir-Now You DoN'T."-hny one
ucsirous OF seeing tho wonders OF R,agic, md
spend pleasant, social evening, and form one of
largo surprise party, has but to go to Hibcrnian
fall tonight and witness tho wonderful feats ol
Prof. sAEoENr, the renowned illusonst.
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CHANas OF TntE.-Passen8ers for tho Land OF
Flowers aro requested 10 notice tho change made
by tho Dictator in her daya for sailing. sho will
now leave Charleston on TuoadaS night, instead
OF Friday ns heretofore.
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DIOCESE OF CnAnbEsToN.-Right Row Bishop
LYNCH ID already OIL his way - tho t'Eternal City,
=" al Hmina ApostolorHni." Ho has appointed
tho Very Rev. DIR. BEHIlNuuAM Administrator of the
Diocese during his absence.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction sale. This pax

ALL KINDsor JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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A Novelty.

Tho latest and moat ofectua remedy for the curs Of
debility oss Of appoHte hesdaehc torpor of ths LIVER
etc. ia PANKNIN's HEPATIo BrrTRRs For sale BY
NIL Druggists. h
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GARDEN SEEDS GaArIs.-We arc reaues ted to
state TINT bag OF garden sccds was yesterday re-
ccircd by mail from Washington, for public distr-
button. Persons dcsirous of obtaining part Of
the same will please call ut No. 7s Broad str1e,,
unlor tho Carolina lIotol, at tho Office Of DO ERs
Is 5ncoI.
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SIoNs or LHE.-Thoro is no botter criterion OF
tho fo Of city than tho appearance Of its Hotels,
for their condition is suro e1n Of either tho
slagnRtion activity Of tho place. In q dull aca-
son thoy arc tho (irst to fcol It's ofIools and as
quickly show by their crowded rooms tho reaction
caused by tho revival OF trade. Although Il IL
vain In Charleston to expeot any business during
tho Summer months, yot curront evonts, and tho
political issuos now hcfoIo tho people, hayo caused
small ripple Of lifo to agitate our usual summer
serenity. number OF strangers from oil parts
OF tho country arc now in the City, staying at the
tiiiforont Hotels. Tho long rorandah OF tho Char
lesion ias lost its dosolato appearance whilo tho
lights OF the Mills House glonm brightly over
groups Of men engaged in animated discussion !;
and tho anti-bellum ora, whom cotton was
king aud Rroenbacks unknown, is forcibly brought
to tho recollection. Unfortunately thoso visitors
arc birds OF PASSAGE and arc always on tho wing,
tho only advantage OF thor prosonce being tho lew
treasury notes thoy lcavo behind them.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
HEADQR9 SECOND MILITARY DISTRIOT.)
MEDICAL DIRECTORS OFFICE
cnAnIEsToa, y. Co. May n, 1857.
Notice s hereby given that the Quarantine established
by General Orders No. g. Headqunrtors second Military
District, Is In force At ohare,ton g. O. Pilots viii
bring all vessels entering tho port past the Quarantine
Station and be goyerntd by The directions Of tho Medical
onacer. ' ~" CHARLES PAGE,
Surgeon U. 8. Army Medical Director.
May % .
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now and important rcmody for married ladies
Circulars can DO obtainod and the artlclo supplie
upon application to tho Wholesale agents.
DOW1E & NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No. t5l Meeting stroot.
April II thBtuSmos
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sEnENADE.-Tho usual serenity Of our eanctum
w;s most agrceably disturbed on Tuesday
night by waves OF melody that ripplod abovo md
around us, and dissipatcd all ideas but tho enjoy
mcnt Of tho hour. 1t was at tho witching time,
waen ghosts arc supposed to visit their former
quarters, but our visitors bona Jado flesh and
blood, mcmbcrs Of tho Hook and Ladder Company
No. 1, who instg tod BY aonc good spirit, rcmcm-
bered that Editors can appreciate good music.
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SIARsDEN's PHoTonAL BALM, for Asthma and
Consumption.
DOwIE & NOISE, Agents
GOODRICH, wINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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D1sTRIcT COURT Tho Jurors answered to their
nnmes, md serdicts wero rendered in tho follow
ing cases Tho United States us. "a barrels OF
distilled spirits found at tho storu Of Messrs.
j. Il. BAooE1T Co.. Information for forfeiture
under the revenue laws. Verdict. Wo lind for
tho Unitod States, and Tint tho articles mentioned
in the information be forfeited.
The United States us. throe bnrroDs distilled
spirits found at tho etoro Of @. W. PosD & Co.
Samo verdict.
The United StnteH rs. two stills nnd nppurten-
nncos found on the premisos of Ropr. L..
CounTEHAI, in Barnwell District, South Carolina,
Samo verdict.
The court tho adjourned the Jury to Friday no1l
at II A. NJ.
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BASNETT SCEIUR,
Auetfoneer and Commt ssion Merchant. at
No. 80 King street, ht low Broad street.
oGera his services for the = o Of MERCHANDISE al
Gay and night at ha Btoro, bso for the sale OF Stock
,onds, Heal Estate Vcssos. q and Produce. Beat
city roferences will DO given. Cousgnments sodcItsd
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
Mayo I'm,
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UNrrED STATES Crnoyrr CouRr-Hon. GEo. g.
BRYAN presiding. PERs1R us. MARTHA T.
CURTIS ct al. Bill In Equity for foreclosure MAO
BETH & Bu1sT for complainants. PORTER coN-
NKn for respondents. On motion OF PonrEn 4
Conner, il was ordered thnt tho tonants OF the
promises on East Bay, described in tho pleading,
do pay into the hands Of DANIEL HonLpEoE, Esq.,
Acting Master In Chancery, tho rents due by them
for tho hire ofthe premises.
In Admirably "A number of libels against the
steamer Gen. Hooker, for wages, &C., duo, woro
presented and the report Of tho Commissioner read
On motion OF H. 8. DunYEA, ESQ.,, and j. BAR.
BET coHRN Esq, lbtllants, proctors, and on the
hearing Of Ii. p. o'coSxoR, Esq, for tho owner,
and Messrs. PoRTEn and Cosson for tho mort.
gage, 1t Wss ordered that tho steamer Genera
Hooker, her engines, apparel and furniture be
sold by tho United States Marshall at pnb,o anc.
tion, on Juno 4th, nfter duo advertisements IN I've
OF tho daily papers Of this city also, that ont a,
tho proceeds Of said sale, tho costs bc frat nsd
thon tho amount reported to bo dec to oocb Of tbs
Ibclants snd petitioners. and tho balance. u anv
be paid into the registry Of tho Court, subject ts
tho order Of tho Court without prejudice 10 thu
Lion Of tho mortgage. ''
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COURT os COMMON PLEAs-Judge II. ". GLOVER,
presiding.-In tho case OF GEORGE ". EAoAS us.
PATRICK CLEARY, wes called. Messrs. SIMoaTos
and BARKER for plaintiff, and THos. Y. smoSs for
defendant. The action was brought for slander.
It appears that sOmo timo in 1865 tho defendant
had horse stolen from him-ho advertised and
offered q reward for its recovery. In April, 1860,
tho horse WAS found in tho possession Of J. II.
DEvKnAux, Esq When questioned concerning the
animal, MIR. DEyERAux said that ho had purcha1SJ
him from ono G. ". EAaAK. CLEARY thon infors2
cd EAoAN that tho horse had beon stolen from his
stable, and demanded it or its equivalent, which
tho plaintiff rofuscd An indictment was thon
taken out against EAoAH for larceny Of tho horso,
which was gained by tho plaintiff. Having found
his bill Of sac, Which proved his right to the pro-
porty, EAaAN Immediately suod CLEAHY for
malicious slander, placing his damage, at 5000.
Tho case was ably argued, and utter full and
comprehensive charge from tho judge tho Jury
retirod and subsequently brought In a scaled vor-
dict.
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February IS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22

nicnt under whose protection they art llv-
Ing, and either cease rending the heavens
with their maledictions, or go to State or
country which suits them better II dis
franchisement resulting from their own
wicked course Is q more than human blood
can endure Let them go to rebel Kentucky,
where they can vote and be happy in run
ming for office again, II they sincerely re,
gard our commonwealth as blighted and
whitening" under Brownlow despotism,
let them place themselves under the benig-
nant rule of the Confederate officers elected
in Kentucky. The overwhelming majority
against them in the late election may assure
them that loyal men will ever hold sway in
Tennessee. If for this they consider the
State acc,irsed, let them go or forever hold
their silence. They will'not be allowed to
destroy the peace of Tennessee by incen-
diary fires kindled with the smouldering
brands of the rebellion. The late triumph
of the Radical party means that political
rights and privileges can not know the d.
visions of race or birth or color; that the
laws shall be surely and impartially enforc-
ed, and If there is anybody in the State who
has an invineible laundering for the class
determinations and the aristocracy and
flesh-pots Of the institution Of slavery, let
them "not wait upon the order of their go
ing, but go quickly" to a more congenial
State. 44+. ....1 t.,l ..=..i.
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From the Memphis Post.l


This world was wisely made very wide
and roomy. The greatest egotist has no oc-
casion to feel crowded. Those who hate
each other have no occasion to put each
other out of the way. There is room enough.
The world, too, is as various as 1t is wide.
Every man can suit his taste. If one don't
like sweet apples he can have sour and If
he don't like apples he can have oranges or
persimmons. II we can not endure the
churches and school-houses of New England,
we can place ourselves under the happy
sway of the King of Dahomey, or luxuriate
upon missionary meat with the Fcjec Island
crs. There is Il paradise for everybody
somewhere in the world. The ''huppy land
Tor rebels and cOpperheads just now is Ken
lucky. The sixty thousand majority with
which they have just carried that State rem
ders It the delight of their eyes and causes
the joyous pulsatlon of their bosoms. The
''lost cause" will have been found, and the
martyr jeff Davis triumphant when Robert
son county circles around and John J.. Helm
takes, at his Inauguration us Governor, an
oath according with the principles of his
party, "tO support and defend the Constitu-
ton of the Confederate States" Happy day
in happy land
Contrast the gay red and white colors
which shall then flutter over the towns and
villages OF hentucky Win the back lark
ness and Brownlow horrors beneath which
Tennessee shuddersl Now, this paradise
where Rebels can vote and hold the highes,
offices is only few miles distant, but We
have hundreds in this city who hate loya
Tennessee with bitterness which an ordi
nary supply of the English language fails tt
express, and yet who persist in remaining tt
curse and howl and cut up sundry foolisl
and disagreeable pranks. The monster
Brownlow does nothing to hinder their de
parture, but they seem obstinately bent upor
being GO crushed by his "cruel despotism.
To this city have probable flocked NOR,
rebel adyenturers than to any other South
ern city. There are at least score of rebe
Generals, not to mention officers of Other
grades, who have come to Memphis since
the war to seek their fortunes. Many Of
them are gentlemen of talents and enter
prise, and we welcome them to the city but
we do pray them to exercise little common
sense in their bearing towards the Govern
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pedlcncy of erecting lamp at Eleventh and
Washington Sis. ''i "a
The resignation OF A. d. vandeyer as Assistant
Inspector, was on motion accepted. ,lls.l9 u /.
The petition Ferris s. Garrett and Others for
the paving of the bed Of Tatnall st., IRON 10th
to 18th was read aud referred. lf al7t aA'e.'
Mr.. Gallagher called the attention of the Street
Committee to hole now being dug In Elm St.
In answer to an inquiry, the Clerk stated that
he had written to the Secretary Of State for a
copy of the law In relation to Water Commits
sloners, and that, after long delay, he had re-
celved letter from Mr.. G. p. Weatherby, stating
that the Secretary had instructed him to attend
to the matter, that he had neglected II, and had
Clerk had written and informed him, and that
was the last he had heard Of the matter.
| On motion, the Mayor was requested to apply
for commission for opening Spruce street from
Third to Fourth streets. Is,
The use of the City Hall and yard from Sep
TENDER 9Th to 14th was granted to the teachers Of
the Sunday School of the First Presbyterian
Church, meeting in the Institute building, for the
purpose Of holding fair and festival.
Mr.. Titus stated that the Gas Company com
planned of the deduction made In their bill, and
In order TO bring the matter before the Council,
moved that the charge for alcohol-S27-be al
lowed. He withdrew his motion In favor Of q
motion to reconsider, and the latter motion was
lost f
The Lamp Committee were, on motion, author
lied to purchase oil, wick, ETC, In the open mar
ket, as they arc needed, instead of making yearly
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SurcIpE.-Mr. Richard Greenly, who formerly
owned the Hotel now occupied by Mr.. James ?.
Parvis, In Bridgeyille, Delaware, and much re-
spected citizen, committed suicide on wednes-
day by drowning himself In the Nanticoke River
at seaford where he was found short time after
the commission of the rash act variousrumors
are afoat as to the cause, but nothing definite Is