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Sidewalks.

Sidewalks.
The sidewalks in the city are very
slippery, and many q person dropped
something" Saturday and yesterday
People should sprinkle ashes in front of
their doors. On Main street bill it is
difficult for a person to stop at any bus
mess house-they slip by. Jerk out the
ashes; goa will make money by it, and
friends, too.
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Tw.Ar 7pssI.ss.a vsIsh II.

We Are 1Dssisssed wish H.
Miss Mary Ann Bard, of Bardstown,
KY, writes to Wilcox & Gibbs: "Your
machine is at hand, and we are delight
cd with it. Ours is the only one of the
kind in this place, and every one that
sees it is delighted with it also"
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Another row occurred on Monroe
street on Saturday night, in which an
officer, who endeavored to restore order,
was assaulted and beaten. The case
will be brought before Judge Good this
morning.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DAssENGERT TRAINS WILL RUN
i BY the following schedule on and after the
9Th day Of May, 1851;
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SkuNux
Several boys were upon the creek,
yesterday, skating. Should any person
break through the ice, death, in all
human probability, would not ensue,
as there is not water enough to drown
a-fish.
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What Was /" lfS

Whnt Was "Itr 2"
The Parkersburg Ga-ette says:
A small boy, named Dougherty, the
son of an employee of the B. & 0. K. K.
was run over, by an engine and instant
ly killed yesterday, it occurred near the
outer depot.
What occurred "near the outer de-
pot y
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Mrs. KYLE & Mrs. WATKINS

HAYE made sueh arrangements for receiving
III the latest Fashions a. % afford always q
choice from the fresbest and most elegant and
approved styles 81 Ladies and Childxn's gar.
ments. They cut all garments by De&sarr. with
accuracy, and their Life-Sizs Trimmed Patterns.
from the best sOurces 81 fashionable shegape-.
enable them % give enact eountefpaFts Of forms
and styles. They maze cL0AKs. DRESSES.
WAISTS and SACKS. or cut and haste tbsm. -
iadies may Drplrf
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The River

The River
The river was rising last evening, with
thirty-fve inches water in the channel.
The New State arrived yesterday morn
ing, and will depart this morning at
eleven o'clock.
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Big Apple.
Mr.. Henry Harper has shown us an
immense apple, raised in Jefferson coun-
ty, which measures fifteen inches in
circumference and weighs about one
pound and half.
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Preparations

Are already being made on every
hand for the coming holidays. The
show windows are filled with knick-
knacks and presents of all kinds.
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The state of West virginia.

Z The State Of West Virginia.
At rales held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Marion County, on tho
first Monday in November, 1867. %
Elijah Watkins and William II.
Watkins, Complainants,
rs. In snaneefS'
Robert H. Jamison and Joseph
j. Winters, Defendants.
Two RESTRAIN THE d Z FE n d A n I I,
i Jamison, for the use Of said Winters, or
either Of them, from the enforcement OF judg-
ment obtained by the said Jamison Tor the use
Of said Winters az the December term Of said
Court 1856, against the compliments, until the
further order Of the Court. And Ii appearing
that the defendant, Robert ". Jamison, Is not
resident Of this State, IL Is ordered that he ap
pear here within one month after due pubhea-
ton Of this order, and do what Ia necessary to
protect his interests in this suit.
A copy. Testes r B. LOTT, Clerk:
wfISON SMITH, Solicitors for complain
ant novi+itd@stw
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Circuit Court.

The December term of the Circuit
Court, Judge Caldwell presiding, will
convene in this city tom, rrow morning.
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WANTED--AGENTS.
Something Entirely New.

GENTS WANTED To SELL THE NOV.
\ ELTi SEWING, EMBROIDERING
and ERAIDING MACHINE. Price SIS. 1t is
the most complete machine for the price ever
sold. For full particulars, and samples of work,
address With stamp, W. w. TYSON,
,,.,,., anllyV parkprSburg
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FOR SALE

INCUR GOOD TWO STORY BRICK
L bonsts, containing six rooms arid cellar
oh, Situate on Water street between First
~ second streets, Centre Wheeling. For
luther particulars, apply to
L. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
Oficc on Chapline, between First and Second
streets. noNzi.
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Blu. tive marriage licenses were is
sued by Recorder Woods during the past
week.
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New Glasses nre Being Formed
At Hitchcock & BOWS Night School
on Main street.
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New Glasses are BEING Formed
At Hitchcock & Dow's Night School,
on Main street.
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Ladies' and ChiIdren's
PATTERNS FOE SALE.

These patterns are eni 10 ht the farm with
artistic elegance, are a PsrmansDt v1lae, sna
will enable every lady % cut ana NJ befsen %
children Ladiss living At distance can nass
naftryns emf 10 q tn form and sent by mail.
free Of postage. by ndiBg the price Of t6e pat
tsT.s rs ~ measure Of their chest and waist,
iSround lie formJ length u waist undeI the
arm, length q deere. and Iengtn 81 Skin pf"ht
- $3.50 The foliOUiBz are the
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Commissioners Sale.
Benjamin S. Cowen, Executor,
Us. In Chancery

Benjamin ). CoWen, EXECUTOR c,.
Us. , In Chancery.
William II. Johnston.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Circuit Court of wetzel county, W. Va,
rendered in the above entitled suit on the first
day of November, 1867, l will on MONDAY,
THE SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1868, and
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day. at the front door
of the Court House of said Wetzel county, offer
for sale, 10 the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing described tract of land. containing 5000
acres, commonly known as the Genine tract,
and is bounded a. follows: Beginning At two
beech trees and white oak, corr er to the Arch.
ibald Wood tract thence with Woods line east
1900 poles TO a chestnut oak and white oak,
thence N. 90 deg. i. 6e5 rods to black oak,
thence n. "a deg W. 1915 rods to a white oak,
thence $. 90. deg: w. 1860 rods to the place Of
beginning. Terms of sale-t) one third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, % one-third
In six months, and one.third % in twelve
months-the purchaser giving bonds with good
security for said deferred payments, and which
said bonds are 10 bear interest from date of sale.
GEORGE Z. BOYD
Special Commissioner.
New Martinsville Nov. 25th, 1867.
nov30. law4w
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WANTS. FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS.

nAINTS FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS.
The Grafton Mineral Paint Company are
now mann featuring the Best, Cheapest, and
most Durable Paint in use; two coats well put
ar, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will last ten or
fifteen years; il is Of light brown, OF beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed TO green
lead, stone, drab, olive or cream, TO suit the
taste of the consumer. l. is valuable for
Houses. Barns, Fences, Carriage and Car-mak-
ers, Pals and Wooden Ware, Agricultural I'm
nlements, Canal Boats, Vessels and Ships Bot
toms. Canvas, Metal and Single Roofs, llt be-
ing fire and water proof, Floor Oil Cloths
zone manufacturer having used 500 bbls the
mast YEAR, and rs paint for any purpose is un:
surpsssed for body, durability, elasticity and
adhesiveness. Price g per Dbl. of 30 lbs,
which viii supply farmer for years TO come.
warranted In all cases as above Send for .
circular, which gives full particulars. None
genuine unless branded in trade mark Graf
ton Mineral Paint Address
DANIEL BIDWELL,
poyI6w s54 Pearl Street, New York.
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For RurRains.

For Bargains.
Go to the new Boot and Shoe Store,
Monroe street, between Main and Mar
ket. .. .-I' ..--. .. -'
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

. GOOD PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF
a two lots in South Wheeling, Tor Richie
toWnl extending from Fourth street to Water
ut On one OF the lots there are three frame
,snements that will rent well. Will be sold
Generate, If desired. i. IRWIN.
now
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New GLASSES nre Being Formed
At Hitchcock g. Dow's Night School
on Main street.
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Banirupt Notice.
GIVE NOTICE, THAT

i On the I5th dsy q E0rembsf. A. b. ia, .
waFR1nt IN Bankr5ptey vss issued sxztast IN e.
tsts Il James Hsmgtob. u Wbeslinx, IN the
county 81 Ohio. and State Of West yifpn-
IA. WHO has l,een a1judged baaxrapt - he
evnpetitiss; that the payment efssy d<bfs so
hankrupt. 20 him % for bts pse, - shs tf.nsfsr
q any prUpert- b. him arg t<SScd<n y h.,
thai meeting 81 the .ens<ttoss 81 aet1 hs1k'
ruvt 70 prove their dcbfs e.f ~ ehsoss cns -
CoHr4 ~ 6nnkruutry - - keidsn e bic ssf,cs q
TIE eitr IN vheefInG West Va, before Gee y.
CeJdwslI. ReTsstsf. % tks <:h day q Dscsnbss,
A. d., iss7Slt 10 s'eiDsk A =
r n. EOkTOX.
sOvfsIsw9rs u.sMsrshai D. wa
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Real ESTATE Transiers.

The following transfers of real estate
etc., were admitted to record in the Re,
corder's office during the week ending
Saturday, November 30:
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HOTELS.
NJ ALTBY HOUSE.
/. Sc. MILLER, Proprietor,
PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
utr.1I-T

Pcmberion House ReOpened.
I'VE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
/ chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House, on Water St.,
he is now prepared 10 entertain the public in
She best manner. No effort viii be spared to
anra.Iy LOUIS LISGAMAN.
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EVRRY KIND or
state OF West Virginia.
Ohio Comfy, Vest TIrsinis, October Rsiss.
1867.
ROBERT HAMILTON At,sehnsat
u.prrx ~ rsarsxyIL ( A..anu.st

,I,HE OBJECT on This SUR rs ~ RI
eavsr OT the defendant. MARTA Chi<Ds3i,
~. sum u tps. With Interest frgsn the leth dAy
on February, Is6s. and the eost of fhis ssit
And il Appearing from an aesdastt fled IN the
esase, that the defendant y mot . resident Of
ibis STATE, aud an Attachments having be~n
I-sued and served apDB the HsftDnEi Ayings'
Hsnk 0l Wheeling. tissrsfors e q erdsfcf by
The IllziBtia'E attorney HAT The said defendant,
Martin ChisDeil. do appear here wtthis eDs
month after doe pablleatiOp, and posting a tkiz
order ss The froI . door 0f the Court Hou>s Of
protect bis interest In the shove csu<e.
N1cHARLJ. EREISIG, Clefk.
ACSpy Test
MIcHARLy. BRgfsfg. Clerk.
CHANDLER 4 DAVENPORT,
nOySoaH4t Attorneys fer Plaintiff
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THE WEST VIRGINIA

u,HIs COMPANY IS NOW FULLY
organized, and will in short time, com:
mence the manufacture of refined Carbon and
Lubricating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chimney
For information in regard to the Stock or
Business of the Company, apply to either OF the
on Main Street, next door 20 the NJ. and NJ
Rank. W. =. PETERSON, Jr., Sec,y,
S. p. HILDRETH, Treasr,
Err. ADDISON, Sup't. icl2
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UTTHOU Ut REGARD TO HILUE,
And NOT To nv
Paid for Caiess Perfectly satisfsesesy.
100 Solid Gold Haunting Watches. $50 70 80
100 Magic Caaed Gold Watchee. 30 10 500
100 ladies Watches enameled -. 100 20 300
30 Gold Hunting ChrOnometsr. do. 40 W DO
2OO Gold Hunting English Levers, :. 10 % 80
30 Gold Haunting Duplex Watches. 10 90 40
800 Gold Hunting ANN Watches. :. 100 70 25e
80 silver limiting Lever. $500. % 10 so
| 80 Silver Hunting Duplexss. ..... Is b 25s
800 Gold Ladies' Watches. ......... 70 % go
| 1000 Gold Hunting LapiDes-...-.... 30 20 rs
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches. 80 70 100
$3.50 Hunting Silver Watches. .....- rs TO 90
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds. :. feto ~
~ Every patron obtains q watch By this sf
rangemsnt, costiHg bat ti0, while u May b
wsrth fTJO. No partially ahoUn,
Mcssrr. I'M, Porter & Co, Q 4 Dty street,
New York City Wiah 10 immedlatcly dleeoss Of
the above magnificent stock. Certificates, nm.
and wen mixed. Holders arc entitled 70 the ar.
tieleS named on their certificate, upon payment
Of 81, whether &c be watch worth go OF lssa.
The return Of any 0f our certificates entities
you 10 the article named tbercon. upon payment
Irrespective Of its worth and a. no article Vailed
less than go T. named on sny csrtlhoats 10 VII Il
once ba sssn that this IL no L0neyH bat sfyss1ht
Jo7oard legitimate Transaction Nkl1A may b par
tiepdtsd In sren BY Le mast (sstldles1. A single
certificate will BE- sent by mail, post paid, upen
receipt Of - cents for ~, II for o. 20 and an
elegant premium for g. o. and . more yalaabls
preminm for go. 100 and = mast supsrb watch
Tor alj. TOAgenta or bo,eseekiag employment
this u . rars opportunity. II Il alegitlmsieiy
conducted businsss, duly authorized By Che Gev
crnmsat and open % the most careful serufiny.
THY IT. Address HILL, PORTER q Co.
aaEZ1d Deg street. N. Y.
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Boots and Shoes.
REMOVAL.

rl,HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
l in informing his customers and citizens gen
orally, that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment 70 the north side of Union, be-
tween Main and Market streets, where he keeps
constantly on hand the best brands Of French
Calfskin, together with as good workmen as the
country can afford. Thankful for past patron
age, he wishes continuance of the same
aug2l.3m JAMES MATHEWS
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

D-wRIGHT.-on Tuesday
morning, the 18th inst, by Rev. j. L. Val
landigham, Mr.. ROBERT g. WOODWARD TO
Miss SusAN WRIGHT, all of Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

A trial in process before Milan Court
developes some wonderful revelations. n
doctor 10 accused OF having intimate relations
with woman not his wife, whom he had
employed TO make away with every one oil
her masters children, and according to the
instructions which she received Tor that
object one was to swallow daily quantity
of pins, at the rate of half pin for each dose;
another was 10 be drowned, third siihen,
fourth treated with petroleum and sulphate
copper. The affair created an extraordinary
degree Of interest
A young lady who had been languishing
for several years in ST. Louis under mysie.
rious disease which hafiied the skill Of the
most eminent physicians, ii has been ascer-
iained by dentist, was dying from slow
pnison distilled through the system by the
amalgam with which two of her teeth had
been filled.
A prize fight between Barney Aaron and
Tom Collyer, for the lightweight champion
ship of America, came off on Thursday NOM
ing, near Aquia Greek, and lasted two hours.
Sixty.seven rounds were fought, and Collyel
being too weak TO come up ON the Sixty
eighth, Aaron was declared the victor
A little boy and girl, working in field
near Des Moines, Iowa, were struck by light
ming, on Wednesday afternoon. The CIR
was instantly killed. and the boy died in
few hours.
A private letter from Franklinton, La
says that a man named Creal, notoriou
character from Mississippi, killed his daugll
ter with pine knot the other day becaus
she refused to work in the field. AT las
accounts the murderer had not been arres'
, ed, though holly pursued
! A convict in Michigan prison who, wit
. knife, has kept everybody away from hi
cell, went sixteen days without eating, an
I finally had to besmoked out OF his room.
t A iourneyman printer, who gave his nan
), as Paul Sadler, computed suicide near Bit
q Hill, Snyder county, Pa, last week, d
taking dose OF strychnine. He had serve
1 in Battery /, sd u. 8. Artillery.
50 On the body ofthe unknown man -four
d drowned in the river at Newark last wee
one or two valuable articles were found, i
SO Guiding prayer in German, to preserve Il
d. bearer from death by fire or water.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

Henry Hathaway, of Bane, Mass, fired
both charges OF double-barrelled gun at
himself, one of which blew his face all to
pieces, causing death,
An lmposter in New York is sending
bogus telcs aph dispatches 10 residences,
ans cole ting therefor.
VIII Beals, of Leslie, Mich, was injured
inaf ii very severely. The broken ribs
entered the lung, so that the air as he
b. eathes passes into the entire side between
the flesh and muscles, pulling out the skin
like bag.
Philip Sheridan, an lrishman living near
Fox's Paper Mill, Yates city, was burned to
death the I'd inst He probably laid down
ON bed with lighted pipe, which set fire
to the clothing, suffocated him and set the
building on fire His charcd remains were
found the next morning in the ruins.
A man enga ged IN blasting in Summit
county, Ohio, had an iron tube three feel
long blown into his head, where il became
firmly imbeded II entered his forehead anC
passed through the back of his head; afoo
of the tube protruding from each side. Hi
has lived four days since tho accident, ant
is yet alive.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

Ro55erg.-Thc Clayton Herald of Satur-
day says:-The restaurant OF X. Palmatory,
on Tippet Street, was broken into on Satur-
day night last, and goods taken amounting
10 fifteen dollars or more. This Is the third
time MIR. r. has met with the same kind OF
misfortune. The wheelwrighi shop OF Buck
master g. Taniossen was broken intot same
night, and tools stolen TO effect an entrance
into the restaurant. 1t is time we had some
town officers TO look after the interests OF the
community.
Deiatoare AgenWe Baptist Church.-Work-
men resumed labor on the erection OF the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, last week,
and we learn that il is the intention oil those
having the matter IN charge, to push The
work forward rapidly TO completion. II Is
expected il will he finished next fall.
Dedtcation.-The Gilbert Chapel of Cen.
iral Presbyterian Church, Thirteenth anu
French Streets, will he dedicated on next
Sabbath. Revs. j. G. Hammer, of Philadel-
pha, and G, ID. shaw, OF Patterson, N. D.,
will he present, and take part in the exer-
ciscs. Services will commence OF . T.. M.
Grace Church.-The erection of this beau.
tilnl church is progressing finely. The Sc
eond spire, was placed in position at The
corner OF the main building, on Thursday
| Workmen are now engaged in putting W
the frame work of the roof.
Ordered,-Chief Engineer Robert Dandy
OF the U 8 Navy, 10 do duty in the engine
department of the New York navy yard,
Passed Assistant PaYmaster George #
Griffin TO take passage in the Franklin lol
duty in the Frolic,
The Commencement Exercises Com
mencement exercises take place at the Yves
| la, 1s,ll 1
/ 3. Anniversary on Tuesday evening, thu
Alumng on Wednesday, and the Commence
ment on Thursday.
Found-One day last week, a SINAI
package of Dress Goods The owner car
have il by calling at No. 304 west Seventh
Street, proving property, and paying TO
thls notice.
Cdmp Meeting. will be a CAM
meeting OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Wye Camp Ground, commencing on III
! 9Gih Of July next
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

are rooms, used for the purpose OF deposit
ing the artificial flowers and cushions, they
are arranged around the rooms in glass cases
Where many people are deposited in the
vault, the room above resembles somewhat
a store house Tor artificial work. In most OF
these rooms hang pictures oil the aeceaseu.
In one or two OF them we saw some very
pretty landscape paintings on the wall.
In the centre of the bouquets are oranges
and butterflies. The oranges signify inc
fruit is ripe for Heaven, whilst the butteriiles
show the changes undergone by the human
species. me-.
In Germany, on the eve before Easter,
the young ladies take pals and pitchers, 60
to the river and ill them with water, wnicn
they hottie and keep during the year; rms
they wash in every morning or so long W
the water lasts. The belief is it keeps them
Young, beautiful and happy, during Tue
year. One OF the servants at the hotel IN
sisted upon getting some ior lady guest
who had been very kind TO her The lady,
according TO request, hathed in ii, and when
the servant saw her on the following morn
| ing said, "NIy lady how beautiful You look
the magic water has really done wonders, MS
| | knew it would The servant was correct
as to the Improvement in the appearance OF
the lady, for, TO my knowledge, II was inc
| first well day she had experienced lof a long
.' nv ~ 90 ny, r" ,,,o0;c water When thew
lne eiec' VI tlie nlas'1 a., re,,,rn thew mist
go 10 lhe river, OF oh WY a,,,sa a. the
hot SPEAK, - ms, ms IS len e"S GirIs 70 The
young men, VINO 'V ,i, WI ho 5 ,i,av ,pnst
stream anu !oIllleht 'h hi ~ H., i chary and
say sonie.naus e'lS sa m,9MS roceiSes the con.
IN many Eases W ol,ol ,,;s haoS
'e,.s oi my ,essee w an M i;fa The vaarlv fair
our Guy lsa l,,es1n, ,, a., W. I oyo aon, * 0oC
~ INV "n ms Tbsee new
strangers qHase'eu a'np nj rs 81 lie world
counters src lioh nnoS; ~ ali come IN
many VI Will "iT s,raa,s 90 fllad viii
lhake luIVmnses. III 49,, 80, i,,oa,"ar,
Doolns ~ Whe" y TN Si,''oa, F. nov,
arileie ~, a'.u oro p',al,n" fheir sum
over Hnu e"o s,nEeiS "i 10, man," raH nigbts /,
mer 'ou,s, 'e ~ ,, TO- Onr nerformer
) every crty ., any mo'v ~, az vso hoy
nave 's.' us ~, ~" vonots have Mama,
others y .le,i ssen w p mrW mi !, u anti,
rom mig lem,ae a" COO, nnIeas engsge'
impnss1n,e 10 seru'e se" oxn "os soon y yis,
e lew Wy "9'oi No. and N;amsn being III,
ron Magn y. r,, n'''' a,n corr, xya ba u
! best tenors IN Europe am sorfy We Wa nay
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
cLrANL1Nnss OF THE CITY

The Republican of yesterday contains nm
article in which it states that our city was
never in more filthy condition than at
present. So far as our streets are concerned
this is untrue. The Street Commissioner is
unflagging in his efforts to keep the streets
clean, and they never were more free from
filth or in better condition generally than at
this time. The Board of Health have two
men constantly employed, whose duty it is
to ferret out and report all violations of ordi-
nanees in reference to filth, either IN houses,
streets, yards or hnes, who are laboring
daily in the performance of their duties,
and we know with marked success. In this
particular our city will compare iayorably
with any former period in its history. Ii the
editor of the Republican intended to strik'
at keepers OF restaurants and oyster cellars
he should have had the manliness to speal
out boldly and say SO, and not thus refec
upon the city authorities, who are perform
ing their duties faithfully.