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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
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EMi Gin thbf6es aaus an Der Waibtneton=.
nabe SapettetruBe, Z 3iInmer; 8rsis $500; nur s30
banr.
SIN nienllhss Saus an Der D~urbamftra5e. Sreia
500; nur $50 haar, Der 0telt in 8 S 4bren.
Herncr elm bibibes 3 hodges Saus an Gantonz
Apenue, nur 5000; st00 buar, Den Ret in 8 Sabrcn,
,onie 2 bubble S6uier on Dtc@ubbinitra5e, nur
$500 jebcs. Hd1ere I%u5tunlt crtbeilt abpmas y.
Wfa fpn. Nr. - ytorhsSroG0rD0n az,
gu perfaufen ODER III Dermietben.
G.. Das bubibe gSopEbaus On Der gSet eoniz
Es4Hiid bdrhitruke, J~t0rfieite bas 5, Daus oberb 1lh
EsxlIl- MountitroSe, is bel 10 Bub, al elmer 10 6nb
6rttIGr Iuep, 3=itodis mit2 zitotlsem StnterGehduoe,
@us, Bah une aotbeerb. Wirb iebr hiuis ~pertauft;
$500 6aGr, Der 3feit aui lance .3eit.
cph- Slenn s Co.,
ih7-l SIR. 6S. gSsit Ganetteitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
Ri %berfuufert.

Das niebiite tleine @obnbaus Nr. 4O0,
CaslR nun entftraRs, binis aeeen saar.
2inaeS x Saracdnt,
fon-. SIR. z. ct IuiIIfY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
SermQlters> &erfaui

AAEgH pom
9rumrBiuSfreiem Gidentbume SIR. 49,. Morhs
SIeterfraRe. duf 0fentIjdlcr 3luftipn.
SIN 6ot9c zines Oetretes oes Sretseerihtes her
Stabt Baltimore miro Der unterSeitrete BerpaIter
auf 0ffentliber Mutton am B(abe Sreitag, zen 5.
ApriI 1872, Radmitta9s 4 lbr, bas naditebeuoe giz
sentpum in Der StGot Baltimore o~erfdHfen, bci9ues
ben, rule foigt:
zen san,en G%rmufplas an Der HorbofIeite be,
greteritrGBe, 3ipti4en Tobettes mo 2olUtrl6e, mil
elmer 6ronte bon IL SO 2.n. elmer Gicie pom 70 fSrB,
uno 9enau beihrieben, tpe folst: on Der gioroonietta
Der VorosGretertrGBe, in her Dtitte elmer SdeiDe-
mGuer eines Sauies, ~qeeiguet ODER scbalten BON Ir.
Sobu I. DeGtes, an oer Nolbfeite ~beiielhen, anIan.
9eRn, oaun bur6 bic ltitte hei09ter S6eiocmauer,
IS Nus, Damn II 6u6 uno 8 i2ol bis ali eineR Gtat,
pon@ ID. Cole %geeisnet, oann nit ietner 2tntt
18 5nB bis On be SreteritraBs, nno Damn II SUI UNI
8 3ol bic sun anfaRespuntte.
Die @eb6uoe bcitebeH in einem gut9cbouten 3
itodi9'm @obnbouie nit 2hotigsm 6iHter9l bGrOc.
Scttnsungen: Elm DritttbeIl haQr, Gin SrtttIbciI
in 6 Wtonoten uub Elm DritttbeiI in 10 Mionuten,
ODER slaes baar, nod oergGabl oes 3Guiers; Die Gre
ottsablun9eu 3inieu traseno pom Sertouistaoe mn
bur6 Noteu ocs 9duiers, Die Sur i3utrie0enbeit oes
Serrualtere inbofirt iine, 9eiihert.
6. .. ~ c6arldnh, SertuaIter.
SIR. as, 9erinqtonltraBe.
t646,7 2,s,S2,9 S.B Bennett & 60, autt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
Su bertuulcn.

EM1 3net neue Wopnbduier NIT 26ben on SoIz
linstra6e, nabe Dem Dtarfte. i6ones @igen:bum,
weroen bldg uno urter leihten Ssoinsunsen pcr@
tauit.
1erner Elm neues Wobnbous uno saoen on 8atttz
MORT, fpeltiit pom SGrooerftra3e, uub jett ais Gin
Epeelaoen henutt, miro hiIiS une inter leidten Be
bineunsen pertauit. Ndberes uni Der RpreweftsGcfe
Der Serin9ton= unb ct. NauiAra6e.
i298-) g. 3ipe;ep.
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@aiiengeri9tsberfnu

iperthoouen GearFlfGnte Rr. H. :,
&dnpperEWl drft.
SH 1oloe zines Seiebles res Baiier aeridtcs Der
Gtabt 9ultimore bonn As. Ndr5 1872 nib bic urterz
Settn' &c Qbmir iihatorin oe5 Niahloies 6cs uerTtor=
benen 3beoOOr jones aut oifeHttiucr arrtiou 9cus
nerffag, Den 4. April 1872, Niorgeps fl llbr, am
Slate u~ertauian: fie Stinoe yfr. ) Il. 2 i'm Sanoprr
Dtarfte. 3inua& ~. JonrS, AoTtniittdtorin
Srcao & airfiauc, 4utt,
(6q - 4 g GOA 7.4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03

- @ilmington, W.zG.-
&lesx&a& 3tpcilaal per Bots.
ehs7zna@S Srad,taurer rdslid emytanaeu!
Die Baltimore uRb Soutbern D-mpt~ 2rarsporz
tations : Comp" 0eteben aus ben DaHptiaIreH
rSplioar, " Capt. Suans;
,Rebeda SInre," @apt. .. s. Gibbs;
r2uciue," Cart. satin 5. 8rIce-
>Das Sampliaif aS1plipnr" .ceet nnnInebr uuf
girb Gonnerhas, cen 4. apriI, Nadmittasa mn
ubr, absebeH.
Die Sanpil6ife p%crfnfien ieheu S0fen leeen Efittz
nod uno Sonnertaq urb %ueruinren Id in s~StlnlEs=
ton nit allen @ilenbabneu urc Dunplthifssinlen
ueIde nab Dem 5uuern uoH Toro= unt Suo=euroltHe
uno 9eorsid id6reE.
DurAqebsnbe frabtbricie uereen ousge9ehrn uni
Gle 6ra6t=0tat nad &dletgb, @tarot;e. {fapette
pluc, Shoe Dill, GStitepiae, fair Slu1, RotiH9bcn
unb anoercn Puntten in Rore=@ uroiina, gfAtton
Sumptsr. Wtandefer, Darlington, Soctetp SII,
@beraru, BiihopspiGe, @reenpi1e, &otumhta, @nr1
Den unb anoern 4uutten in CUB @drolIHa uno 9e<
orsta s%ntantirt.
Nra6tsnrer perben tdgtid anseuommen unb 6radts
Raten 10 hi1ia. ais bel ir9cno elmer anetrnetnle ga
tanttrt ~Serii9erunsen weroen Su ZEN %biuisttn $rds
anien %effettuirt.
Besen 6rattraleH, GIuiFfitutioHCn u. onhereraus'
tunlt rpenoe TlaI i0 an
u. 8. So,anS, assrten, 8iIminston, g.z@.;
Qnerems d Cpmp., 0en;raf-N9ertCu,
tS0.t SIR 73 Gmirbis JSPrtfP
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Summer Il BeGer,
Mr. IL, @erman=, nabe Soutbffr.,
9entides 8amf> uni We1iel>0 ei@aft.
YaHaee= Siaete
fir bic Oampfer Des
sRnraoeuti@en elabe"
Don
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fuo in ~unierem Siteau, ME folst, gu betemmea:
Bafiage greiie in @olb.
g3on Baltimore nad Bremen,
per Sampfer .Baltimere," w8erItn,- -Sbios unh
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ga 6artfarh Gnuntn : NaunieGen,

&T 2pei 9anotelsn, nobe gclcir, eiEe bon
La. 11S Gder, 90 Alsr in bobtr 8nltur, ser Neit
in Sol,; bic anbere t91 Iicr, $50 Ider urbar. Der &cit
IN boI1. Der Sooen beirer &anbitelen 1T gut urb
a~eeianst fir gras unb Getraihe anrr art; fie babln
Wobnbiuier nit BEN scipolnliden Neben9ebluoen,
ontss @p tier &c. N1btrc Iustunit ertbeitt
Semrp @. GpUfe, 0tr. {. Law Buildings,
q az IouILStr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20
Bourd OF Health.

RE5rLAR MEETING LAST EVENING.
Ihe Board Of Health held it's regular semi
MohlIy meeting last evening, in the Council
Chamber President Mccall presiding
The various ward Committees reported that
many OF the nuisances complained or had been
removed and others We're being abated
MI Bradford offered a resolution that the
various meetings, held on the 9th and sth of
July pc eolstdered one meeting each day.
The President declared the resolution nut of
order az the minutes had been adOpted
Alr. Bra ford then moved reconsideration of
tIie adoption Of the minutes, which was agreed
to when his resolution passed.
MI McAl7ter from Sixth Ward reported that
NE nuisanees at Eighth and Spruce streets were
helhS aDated and that the ends had been knocked
ont ol The llB pens III the neghbsrhood and the
llss set at liberty. lie said he was informed
tlat When the White Hall yard was opened Gj
pigs were set at liberty
capt Moorhouse stated that he perceived that
many of them had been re-erected a few fast
from Where they formerly stood
Mr. blGla stated that he had been creditaby
informed that the Mayor had been arplied tn bv
parties owning pig pen stating that his pigs were
tuIheu al large and wanted to know what to do
ABOUT It, and the Mayor advised them to sue the
Ifesloent OF the Board of Health if his pips
were taken up and lie would back him M.
70. ne tlso stated that one of the members of tbe
wy Conncli stated that the Board had over
stepped the bounds of official duty He did NOT
IKE the dpuble-rhufng action OF Connc,ln,aI,
VINO VIII while in session, encourage the Blarl
ana afterwards oppose their action.
Mr, Moofehouee offered resolution reanest-
HiE ,lty ouhell To repeal the ordinance prohib-
IlhS Ilg7 from running at large until January
lst which resolution Was lost
mr. Bogla stated that he believed it was the
dnty ot the street Commissioner to report to ev
erI meeting of he condition of PRIV wells the
President Of the Board to report the cases If
smallpox and the High Constable to visit gash
Elal6.lef house once week, but he did not be-
leye the 50 resu atiuns We're complied win
On motion Of Mr.. Moorhouse. the ordinopco
teguIdlh5 lhe removal Of garbage was ordered
10 DC plH'ted and posted throughout the city.
Col Mccullough called attention to the had
condition of the Brandywine water. and moved
the appointment of committee Of five to have
it analyzed, which motion was lost.
On motion of Col Mccullough, the Tenth
ward Committee were ordered to have Nancy
street paved, and assess the cost on the property
holders. f'''
The Board then adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Railroad Hours.
rR GINS LkAvE wnMINero,


rRnNs LEkvE WILMINGTON.
For Philddetphta-sao, $50 $40, 1880 a m. II 10.
400, 400, o41, lis, 1920 p. m. sundays asa .. M
For NeiO fo'k-1.s0 a m. 1870 and 5G9 p. m.
For Baitimore-l2oQ a0e and 1000 a. m. Los and
GIT p. IN. ','''
For the Deldrare r. R.-T, a. M, tfer Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmington 49, D. m.O 12b5
and 1910 a. m. 6.2h p. m. No Sunday tratns
For Net9 Cdstle-12h5, 7, l0.10 a. m, and @ 25 IN
For CodtssBfiie, Reading, 6e.-esO, ana 10 % a IN
Las and 900 p. NJ Sunday train at a. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, l0.45 and 12.tO a m. 1910 $50, 400 500.
t.OV 300 aud llsO p. m. Sundays 300, 11.s0 p. m.
raAINs ARRIVE AT WHINING ION,
From Ieldpare r R-a0O IRON New Castie)
1918 a. m. S.5o, S15 and 9 p. NJ (The two latter
are freight with lssenger car attached.
From W. d: r R-s.1b and 11.aO, a m Aa6 and
sl5 p. IN. inday train at 6 .. m.
From Philaf fel1hia-1242, $3.50 a. m 1928, l245,
5a5 hOI, 6ls s.25, 1890. Sunday 12.43 a. M, and
1880 p. m.
STEAMBOAT B. NJ. FELTON,.
Ledu > Wilmington at $50 a. m. and LOO D. m
returning leaves Philadelphia Of 9.3O o. m. and AZ
p. m.
re- See time tables for further narticu,ara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20
OTi0k TO RUrTuHhD sULDInKs.
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR FuRSIsHING TAUssEs no
DISABLED SOLDIERS


BE 10 enacted By the Senate and House Of Renre.
schdipes ~ the United Stdt,s IN COnqress asssin-
Otd, lhat every soldier OF the Union Army who
was ruptured Will In the line o duty during the
ate war Tor tine suppression OF tile rebelll m shall
ne ehiltlsd TO receive single or dsuble trnss Of
huch style bs may be de lgnated 10y the Surgeon
for such disability. '''''U
SEC 2. The application for such truss shall he
mate ny The rnptured soldier to an examining sur
geon Tor pensions, whose duty It shall ne 20 examine
snoh applicant and for every such applicant found
70 nave rupture or ernia sh II pr pare Al Il for
Waru 10 me surgeon General apnli alton Tor such
uush, Wlihout charge o the soldier
ke. 8 lhdt the Surgeon General Of the United
lHles army Is hereby authorized and directed Ia
puTchase ahu procure the hummer of trussps which
III ~ ne required for distribution to such disabled
snllltrsi at price not grt ater than the same are
s'ld 10 the trahe at VIII lesale; AVID the cst OF the
sae shal ne paid, upon the Iequi tion of the Sur
Reoh ientra out OF anY moneys In the Treas nv
hot otherwise appropriated
Approved May Is, i,I2.
BN rBACr FROM RFPoRr OF A HOARD oF Nr,, ,c,t
OFFICERS CONVENED 70 BXAMINE SAMPLES OF
TRurSEs. ~
" Ihe Board is OF the opinion
- thaI lhe ahlVe principles WIZ those which he
long 10 pr per truss best carried out by thu
tfusssailples OF WillCn were submitted by Messrs
" B8rtlett, Butman Parker, of Chirqgo and nv
hrms) THESE nstterns arc th',rai %, al
" lore recommended by the Board, az those hest
" au ipted ~ Their opinion for the purposes indl-
" Gated IN the Act of Congress, entitled An Act TO
pyoVlue fof furnishing Trusses, etc. -"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20
aorIntIns.
MEErfNos Tnm EVENING.

>, Mechanics Lodge, No. A, l. o. O. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King
Mingua Tribe, No. 8, l. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 415 Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X. of p, at Knights
OF Pythias Hall, Oil Market street.
=, Asbury Lodge,I. o. of c.. T.. 9Th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. 10. o. I. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. IS, l. o. o. r.. at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising sun
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

AN UNUSUAL OccuRRENoE.-A lady on Poplar
street gave birth on Wednesday night last, to
twins-both females at full term-perfectly
formed. but united firmly at the chest and abdo-
men by strong fhrous band They had evi
IDENTIFY been dead some time
AT the request OF the physician in charge-Dr
Cornelius-they we're added to the fine collection
in the museum of the homeopathic College in
Philadelphia.
The wonderment OF the old ladies--the ex-
citement Of the crowd who gathered about the
house after the occurrence, the various startling
and absurd rumors. showing the hold on the
popular mind of superstitiOus notions in sucl
cases-was truly wonderful to believe and to
know. II is pleasing to us to he able to state
that the mother is doing very we'll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

- AK at the 1oilet-Every lsdy's maid knows
% ohat tne oewltching beings VINO pave tuelr trium-
biaat @ way Win conquered hearts, ftgard splendid
~ cIlallohs' Iley believe, and ther are right that
Ihey can lasso as many beaux with the Mxuriant
WIN their beaming eyes Hence in m ''fOiIet tgIk,
among lhemstHe ana with their attendants Inc
llclls o' Preparations for the hair are freely can
the latest result II this discussion seems
w. w. We lhe AlnOsI universal adoption of Lyons KA-
anAhoN az an aticle b. tier adapted to promote the
st0m.n @ IN auu oeauty OF ihe Chief GLORY Of Woman"
ray lhat WlthSut Irritating the skin OF the head il
ea1calss nandrnl ANA that It pencrate- below Inc.
with new life and Yigor N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

REMOVAL TO WuMNGToN.-Re ]. b. Quigg
formerly Presiling Elder of the Easton District
Wilmington NJ f. Conference. but now the
travelling agent of the Peninsula Boys Academy
has rented the large dwelling house at tue south
west corner of Seventh and West Streets to
which he will shortly remove. Mr.. Ouigg il
amongst the leading members of the Conference
and his removal to Wilmington will be hailed
with pleasure by his Methodist friends and the
people generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

Took RuN-On Thursday, the horse attach
ed to the provision wagon of Eising & LANCE
standing in Fourth Street near King, started at a
rapid rate down Fourth to French, and down
French over the Railroad to the Steamboat
wharf, where he had to stop or else take to the
water. No damage was done, but the people
along the route gave the horse wide berth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

PRIvATE ExcuRsIoN.-T glorious moonlight
OF last evening inspired number of young la
dies and gentlemen with desire for ride on
the Delaware. Accordingly. an impromptu ex-
curson was organized. a tug chartered, and the
party steamed down the river as far as the Fort
All spoke most euogstcally, this morning, of
the ride. and declare that the glories of last
night were never surpassed. Moonlight rides
always pleasant, become doubly so when out
upon the water
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

The BAPTIST UNION CRY MISSION At the
corner of Jackson and Elm streets a neat chapel,
32x5O feets being erected by the Baptsts OF
this city. 1t is now enclosed and will be ready
for use by September II stands on the rear of
q beautiful lot where it is to be hoped that some
day, an elegant church will be erected to adorn
our city This mission has tlourishing Sunday
School at the Reading depot, awaiting the com
pletion OF the chapel. Our citizens look with
favor on all such noble enterprises. and wish
these earnest workers unboundel SUCCESS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

FV-SPRING GOODS-Mr. John II. Mublhapsen,s
pleasant tailoring establishment al 4l5 King street
mas Just been supplied with line STOCK OF sPsING
GOODS, selected nth much care and discriminatlOn
just such stock as tasteful people like 10 examine
ahd select from. Mr. MS customers have the adj
vantage OF MS 10 years experience III the selection
Oh goods and styles of make up. Those needing
spilng goods should, by all means, call al his place
before getting measured. f-SN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

SHOES SToLEN.-Henry. T. Greenwood is
shoemaker Of this city, who receives work from
Philadelphia manufacturers. Recently while re-
turning from Philadelphia on the steamer Eel
ton, with carpet bag full OF boots and Shoes
some thief ran of with it and has not vet been
heard from. Mr. Greenwood would like to catch
the scamp and recover his property.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

"a Time and enlightened experience have shown
thdt certain substAnCes formerly used aud relied on
lh meulcal practiceare unnecessary and dangerous
yeI some Ut These substances have found their way
inIo medical compounds DR., Walkers California
'lneear bitIefs, however contain nothing injurious
Iom Caliornla For all disorders of the liver kid-
heys, bladder, skin, and digestive organs, aud for
remedy known
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-A Young woman named Ne
Glinchy living at No. 100 Heed street died yerv
suddenly last night, about l2 o'clock. She was
taken sick in the evening during the storm, and
grew rapidly worse as the evening advanced,
Her husband endeavored to procure medical
assistance, but was unable. The symptoms
were similar to those Of cholera morbns. and il
is supposed that her death was clused by this
complaint ,supermduced by the extreme heat and
excessive drinking. of ice water. Gazette, of
Ips'eylidU
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

REPUBLICAN FINANCE COMMITTEE AT the last
meeting Of the Republican City Executive Com.
mittee. the following persons were appointed Il
Finance Committee Henry r. Pickles Dr. Will
liam ID. Nolen, James II. Beggs, Charles II, Gal
lagher John W. Hawkins
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

tH h1tensiUe Furniture StOre-The attention of
tine public is called TO the very large and varied
stock Of furniture of j. a j. N. Harman, No 4l0
King street There is nothing equal TO it In the
state OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
uhted ny this old and reliable lrm. They make
intlr own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

- ladies' who have been dlsapp nten and per-
maps discouraged by having their orders careessly
ana lhdlHerently attended TO, can now REM d : the
evlt tlt Dy ordering from New York, direct whatever
that market anOrds IN large sual quantities as
Uccas1n requires, by addressing Inc New NJ
purchasing Bureau IO4 Broadway, n. Y. An ONCE
y enc d under the auspices OF prominent New YUfE
uI the comnuuiiy. Dealers atd donestie CON
lar 80 SAfA~H"'O'y Sicu-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

Sr. PArI's NJ 4, ExcrnsloS The excursion
to Collins Beach, yesterday by the Sabbath
Schools of St Pauls NJ L. ChulCh was one of the
pleasantest Of the season sociable aud merry
party we're on board, and everyone seemed to en-
JOY themselves to degree almost without limit.
Arrived at the heach the excursionists scattered
themselves about the lovely grounds-some pic
nlclng IN true country style. others promenading
While others still engaged in croquet The
bathing was very fine, and a large number
syailed themselves Of dip in the salt water
On the return, prayer-meetng was organized
on the boat. and deep religious feeling seemed
to peryade those who joined in it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

QUARTERLY MEEnNG.-Rey ]. d. Curtis. Pre-
siding Elder OF Wilmington District, went down
the Delaware road this morning to attend A
quarterly meeting at st. Georges, tomorrow
morning, and one at Delaware City, tomorrow
evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

EXCURSION. African Union NJ. L. Chnrt b
and st. James chapel Sunday school will give
their annual excursion to Silver Grove, on Thurs
day August Sth, on the steamer Balloon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, fallen hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning grey or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
tion of dandruff, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR., ]. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
ie24-d&W-eod-1v
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

GREELEY AND BRowN MEErING.-Pursuant to
eaiI' number OF Democrats met at the office
Of James McCabe last night to make arranpe-
lnents for organizing a campaign Greeley and
Brown Club.
>, The meeting organized by electing William II.
Brady President, and William H. Grebe Secre-
tary.
A committee of three to nominate permanent
officers and another of the same number to
procure suitable room for the meeting of the
club, were appointed, with instructions to report
at the next regular meeting
James McCabe, i. b. Frazer and j. II. Frazer
were appointed a committee to draft Constitn-
uon and BY laws for the government of the club.
An invitation being given, between thirty and
forty names were enrolled after which the meet
lng adjourned to meet on next Tuesday evening
at tho same place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

BUILDING IMPaovEMENTs.-M Wood is build
ing row of fine houses ON Fourth street. be-
tween Monroe and Adams, and a row of three
Fifth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20
V-Ur TOWN sRoE STORE.

" u 4VWN nHUH 0IUEE,
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN.
Are most respectfully invited to call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
anu satisfy themselves tlat that is the place to gel
n4uu nlade BOOTS, SHOES and GATHERS male
lO order. perfect lit guaranteed
LADIES, MISSES, aud CRILDREN's
machine sewed boes and shoes for sale AZ the very
lowest prices. Do not forget 10 call aud learn mS
prices before giving your orders elsewhere f1r cns
tom boots, shoes and CATERS ~
repairing neatly ami promptly done.
j. NJ. HOLMES,
,,, NO. 10 West Eighth street
ihar29-t ga door from ShipeyD VIII, bel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

BERRY SH1PMENTs.-T berry shipments yes
terday we're six cars to Jersey-City and live to
philadeinhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

To CAPE MAY-The excursion to Cane NAV IN
be giNeu by the members and friends of Brandy
wine church on the 9th of August, bids fair 10
be a complete success from the number and
character of persons engaging tickets Those
intending to accompany it can leave their names
with the committee or at the store of j. L.
Gouley. From present indications it will not be
best to defer securing your tickets too late az
the number is limited, and they will have TO stop
the sale Of them though friends may press us
shond there he a heavy rain or hail storm on
the tth they will not so. The etickets will be good
for the next day as they have the boat for two
days Should the weather prove stormy. the
school will not accompany the excursion. They
positively assert from the captain assuring them
that they will arrive home by 81 o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

1S-L "Quaker's Guns Artificial teeth are of
lite use and easily detected Take care of the real
ones. All you nesd is fragrant SOzOOoNT; use il
to fAi Won - -A~ e'A''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

- The latest and best thing out, the "DoLLAR
WIN. II. ALMOND Il BRO, Agents for Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-20

~ The Para on Shirt is popular all over the Uni
ted states, and manufacturer only at DOughten's.