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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-18
APPOINTMENT OF. 1T. Rev. w. II. Elder II
the Archiepiscopal See of Baltimore.

Tuesdays Associated Press dispatches state
that the Archbishop of New York has received
q private telegram from Rome Announcing the
appointment of Bishop Elder to the See OF
B Baltimore made vacant by the death of Arch,
bishop Spalding.
This announcement will take NO one by sur |
nrise, as it was we'll known that BishorEaderes
name was one of the three recommendedsto |
the Holy See by the Bishops of thsPsoXipea.0t !
Baltimore. And, moreover, when the death Of
Archbishop spalding first caused the question
to be discussed, the great piety and eminent
learning for which Bishop Elder has always
been distinguished, marked him ont as one In
every respect fitted for the position, and as o
worthy successor to the great prelates who
have occupied that exalted position.
In view of his appointment to the first
position in the hierarchy of the Church In
America, short sketch of the new Archbishop
ofBaltimore will, no doubt, be of interest to
our readers AN'!EAA =;
William Henry Elder was born in Baltimore
on the god of March, 1919. He Is a blood
relative of his lamentcd. predecessor, Arch
bishop Spaldipg - both families being de-
scendsd from one of the first settlers of Mary
land. Educated at Mount ST. Mary's College
where lie graduated with the arst. honors
after q short vacation, he returned an!
entered the Theological Seminary atthe sam
institution. He completed his 1course ut tn
Propaganda in Rome, whence he was sent BAG
as a missionary priest to his"own country
For many years his labors in Maryland wen
truly Apostolic-much of his time being de
voted to the service of his most destitute AM
afflicted parishioners and he would often &c
on foot, Q dfi stance ofsix or eight miles, over
rugged country, to visit solitary invali'
negro: In 1857 he was conseerated Bishop Q
Natehez,, in which See lie has faithfully Lahore
on, amidst poverty aud privations for The pas
fifteen years. as 81, o IT. $50 ! Pcs .l's
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-18

~ eaniDg st. Paul, q, ? ..t > .,t. az ~.
! Az any rate, the reference, as given by
rs, is somewhat Incorrect, but not through
the fault of our authorities. Our peighbor
wants us, elf We are honest, to acknOw-
ledge the mistake when pointed OUT" and
here is our Acknowledgment. The writer
of these articles is layman. He has never
studied line of theology in his life, and
! indeed, as the editors Of the Presbyterian
do not pretend to be anything but laymen
Themselves, though prefxing "Rev."e TO
their names, it would not be fair to pit an "
body but layman against them in theos
logical controversy. Here we are all laymen
together, gentlemen; we can afford to laugh
| if we make few plumbers, prorided they
be unintentional. Our blunder consisted in
this. The citation, as given by our "'second
hand" authority was SermO de Verb. Aposts
On our own authority we elongated that
into Sermo de Verbo Apostolorum. We are
responsible for the correctness of the Latin
only, which is certainly unexceptionable-
as much SO as our neighbours pennG, penng.
Bat, whether de Uerbo or de. Uerbis, there
could not be shadow of doubt as to what
we meant. What. then becomes of our
neighbours assertion that there is NO such
sermo in all his ,lSt. Augustine's) writings"
and g. h.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
The Mn,ornlI, NsminnIien.

ALDERMAN VINCENT URGED 10 nE Az GNDEPEND-
ENr CANDIDATE THE RESULT 40 lie CONTESTED.
The result Of the nomination election for
Mayor appears to be unsatisfactory in some
quarters, and steps are to be taken to contes: it,
A meeting of the City Executive Committee will
he held tomorrow evening, when it is proposed
to investigate the subject. Nessrs. Vincent
Fraim, and Hayes. the three unsuccessful Candi-
dates, have united in a letter to the Committee
asking for such an inquiry. Alderman Vincent
during yesterday, Was collected hy number of
hi- tilends.to become an independent candidate
in opposition TO nougherly, Aul he was waited
upon, it is stated, by numerous Democrats, who
assured him that he would receive the vote OF
their party, # he should decide to come uut.
Upon calling on the Alderman. this morning
We learn that he has not vet decided what course
he will finally take, ar to the independent Oaud-
dacy but lie has prepared a li-t. .ot specifications
upon Information furnished him alleging frauds
and irregularities at the nominations all Of which
are TO be submitted TO the Committee and an
investigation Of them asked. After they are in
some way. Disposed of, the Alderman will decide
upon his further sclun.
1t is alsu alleged. Wy friends Of Captain
Dougherty that an equal percentage of fraud
existed ia the vote tor all the candidates. and
that an investigation, 1t made, must uclule
everything. They regard 1t as tutaily uureas on
able TO suppose that tine vote for Duugherty was
less than that for lis highest competitor. aud
insist that no has been fairly nominated, by at
least plurality OF all the proper votes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
Tho a Gnrde Ropublldalne,, hand.
THEIR EXPECTED ARnfyAL AND RECEPTION B
FRENCH oTrisENs AND OTHERS.

THEIR Expected ARnfyAL AND RECEPTION BY
FRENCH oITisENs AND OTHERS.
The French Band OF the "Gardo Republi-
caine," of Paris, which won so brilliant success
at the Boston Jubilee, is expected to arrive in
this city, tomorrow, at ~ O'Clock, and to give
performance, ut o'clock. in the Opera House
For the purpose of making suitable arrange
ments to receive the Band, meeting Of French
American citizens was held last evening at the
residence of NJ. Guerin, 7l6 Market St. Prof
Jules Macheret presided aud NJ Frederic Guerin
acted as Secretary II was resolved that the
" Society OF the American French Citizous Of
Wilmington" proceed to the depot, and escort
the Baud to the Opera House.
1t is understood that tbs Shields Library Assoc
citation, and probably other organizations, will
also join in the escort.
The Band had very enthusiastic welcome in
Baltimore, yesterday. They gave a grand CON
cert, In the evening, at the Holiday Street Thea
trr In its notice Of the performance, the
american SANS:
d" TO particularize any one number would he
inyidiuus, as each Was marked by the same skill
in execution and beauty or conception. The
twohvertures Ot course gave the greatest test,
but the Fantlsie ou Faust. with ITS spiritual
waltz, it's Alephisto solos aud lts palhtive KING
of Thule was rapturOusly applauicd, and in re-
| spouse the second coruet performer, youthful
beardess member gave a solo most beautifully,
aud was compelled 10 respond TO the call OF the
audience. The solos by NJ. NJ. Ehe en- the flute
| and SyVestre an the cornet also received per-
| feet ovation, aud the baguty of the aCcOmpani-
merts to musical ears was something to he te
| memlered. The saNaphoues, instruments not
| in use by American bands aided greatly to tile
effect, ia such parts as the Tell overture, where
| their close imitation Of the cello was yrfy strik
| ing. The performances, which never tagged IN
! interest anu beauty, closed with the Mirseaise
| sung by Miss Annie GOOdall, a young lady OF
| much dramatic talent. Who was clothed III tie
| National tn-cOlOrH aud who bore French flag
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
Police Court.

frederick NaI and ttender Stewart were each
fined 81 cents and costs for Drunkenness
Mara White, whore color is very black. was
found wfnduring through the streets. at a late
hour having no home to go to. She was repri-
manded by tho Mayor and threatened with a
home in New Castle, should the offence be re-
peated
Chadwick Tru=iy was fined costs and held in
Blrktt.
Francis Fisher, for threatening bodily harm to
Rachel a. Blachson was fined costs and held in
S2JO ii.
Amelia Scott for committing an assault and
battery ON kobeccl Drake, Was tined 81 cents
ami costs, and held in S20J bail to keep the
peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
for 9ent.

LNOR RENT OR sALB.-That ynll ,he property,
II M 65 Ma Se street; will he s"ld on easy
terms or leased for term Of years Apply u
Mas. MAkrllA A MUNfER
ly29-o, IOs West ret.
HOS KENT OR SALE at very low prices; The
II following new and elegant homes, oXcrlenuy
located with every modern imp iOvGment. Possess
sion Immediately:
No. Go West street, Q) eleven rooms
" Col Washington street, (lO) ten -
s.2 Madison street, ~ eight
Apply to D. II. KENT,
No 5lB W. sixth street,
Ie29tf or, ~ Shpley street.
LNtR RENT-Four neW three story b lex efs
II houses ON Front street, near clayton. LEI
Rent 4l2h1 per month. Inquire at the Tea store, No.
W. Fourth street.
j'29-tf WIN. II. PIERCE.
ENUR RkNT-A large stOre-r1om with Ofice
Il front, large yard back WIN stabng for SIX
horses Apply to Z. WOhRALL a CO.,
4lg W. Front street, or
apr22-t f. C. Plerson, (next door)
l.NUR RENT-'rwO tram" houses one mile A.
mari2d THOMAS wAITEL
NHTnARF PROPERTY For RENT-sltuatrd at
w south end Ot Market st. Bridge. Apply 10
ichl7-tt CiAS. MARNEltN GO.
IOR RENr.-House No. 9i5 Delaware Avenue,
with fifteen rooms, IN complete order; and alDu
viii sen frame hullding on rear OF the lot, uullt
for il billiard room. Apply 10
No. 4 Vest Seventh street
sep l6-tf Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RnIIroaA Hours.
RAMS LEAVE KIrMrNnrnn


TRAINS LEAvK wIadRGT0R
For Phitldelpkid-64o, $50 $40 10 80 a m r. 20
400, 400 o.AS, i.lo 1920 p. IN. sundays $50 p. IN.
For New Yo'k--LsO a no. ; 1870 and h4Q p m.
For Baithnore-l252 2Os and l0O2 a m. LOO and
h11 p. m.
For NE Delaware R. RI, a. M, tfor Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmingt n 10, p IN } l2b5
ami TO- 10 a. m, q n p. nj. No Sunday trains
For Neg Cost e-l2h5 Z, 10, 10 a. IN, and 6.25 pm.
For Codtsspits Reading, de.-5.3U. aud 1922 III.
Las and o.SU p. m. Sunday train at a. m.
LEAvB PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, lO.45 and 1910 a m; 1910 2s0, 400, 800,
100, 9.ob and l1sO p. Sundays 900, 1i.3O p. m
TaAINs ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From Etldipdre X R.-s.OO from New Castle)
l0lb H. m. $50, Sl5 and p. NJ (The two latter
are freight with passenger car attached.
From ". d r R.-Sl5 and Ii.4O a m: a4b and
Sl5 p. IN. nday train at p m.
Fron, rhila sphit-12.42, 9.56 a. m 1925, 12 a.,
S46 hU', 6.ls, o.2o 1880 Sunday l24l u, m, aud
10 80 p. H.
STEAMBOAT 3. NJ. FELTON,.
Leau Wilmington at G.sO a. ~. and 100 p. m.
re urning leaves Philadelphia at 9.3 g. m, and II
p. IN.
~ See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
soricrIc-.
s.EEIINHs rn1. rNENrHa

ASYLUM Lodge, No. 23. | o. o. T.. al Odl
Fellows HAL, 81 and King Street
Good Intent Division, No. 3, S Of T. at Han
9Th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, b. L. c. A. Hall 5Ol Market
street.
Lincoln lodge, No. 9, X. Of r., at Knights Of
IytLa7 Hal, III Market street
r american Star LolBe, No. l, G. r., at Good
Fellows Hall Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No, y, l. o. G. r., at 5th
and Market stlcut-.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
NOTICE..
TIiR WILMINGTON & READING Il. Il.
COMPANY
alutitrs III Bankruptcy.
~ S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE
ir4TuttHr pts nrr ft ann

r. S. MABSHAL'S OFFICE
- DISTRICT OF DEL AWARE,
WTLMINGtOS, July 2Iih, ls12.
THIS IS TO CIV Il NOTICE. Taat on the 10th day
OF july, A. d, lsI2, a Warrant IN bankruptcy was
issued against VIM H. Piers II, al Wilmington,
New Caste c., state Of Delaware who has
been adlH lgcd Bankrupt, ON his own Petition
that tho pay ment Of any debts ami delivery OF any
properly nrl1nIiug 10 such BANKRUPT o. nm. or for
MS usr ana the transfer ut auy property y MIN, are
lorulditn hy law; that meeting OF ne creditors uf
THE said Bahhrupto prove their deut, ana To choose
uue u' more Assign as OF his La,.ie, y i ue hrd at
toul uf bankrupt. y, "a he hu,itn az the ON e ui
Levi g. Bird, Esq., kepis'crun the Nonh-Eist q r
NEE oi sixth and KING streets Wilmington Del, on
tle d daJ OF september, a. d., Isi2 at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ.
JOHN VI. DUNN,
Jy20-3t L, Marsla AS Messenger
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
Tue Dover HDlincolion ,lccllng,

MODERATE DELEGATION FROM WILMINGTON
The Greeley and Brown ra iGrauun meeting.
called by the Polly AlCNutt. or Auti- Sanls-
bury, Democrats, Is tl hs held at y lver. tuis
afternoon. Urgent app"ae had been made in
tie Adrtrfis'r tur a large delegation from Will
mington and oNcar-tou rates had been ned
from tine railroad authorities.
he crowd which went down. however was
quite tile reverse Of immense. Tue CITY Coinet
Band Captain j. NJ. Barr Councilman Quinn.
threa other gentlemen, and three representatives
Of the Wilmington papers, composed the whole
delegation from this city, The entnuslasn for
Greeley seemed prlpOrtionate
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

TN-Bape il Trays at Hand-Aceldents viii hap-
pen In the st regulated families and for th's rea-
son among many others, the MUSTANG LtHiNEN?
should nnu place la the cup1Uat d Of every house,
nod. In al tue world there IS nothing comparable
l. II as All application for cuts, CUntusiuns burns
tplslusi and scads, and when every other prepAra-
liun that medc ugen 'ity eau su. gast nad ia l,d
- AFFORD relief IN rneum 'tlsm, IA uralgia. sore
trUhl, glauuulh swellnss, muscular cont acti ms
cramps, tOOthache, &c, TINS powerful autt-.uuam-
nalO'5 and paiu-GeslTuyiuE ageLt Immediately as
suages the sufferers agony and eventually acc clIa-
plishes radical cute. Pruuahy 10 re is no a
connoiseur IN horse flesh or an uinsttur hJrseiuan
In the laud VINO does not knOH,euhel from personal
observation or reports that ths MUsl lNG LINlakhI
Is the supreme remedy Tor al external diseases ana
Injuries Uf the horse
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
Marine News.
R,puFd jar NJ, Couaerc;dl.
PORT OF WHMISproN. july 30.

w - JTT ~ "TTTTTTTTTTTfTTI-
PORT or WumNeroS, July 30.
Arrjrdis.
,, steamer Celerity Of Philadelphia Brown from
IonnsEr'vo with marketing
SlooP Planter OF Miimu gton, from Pmlalel-
pllla with coin 10 james T.. Price a Co.
S.oop Lucy Isabel Of salem. N j.. Osborn
with bricks TO } NJ. Poole ~ 90.
Barge lnlur Wiley ot Peach Bottom, Iofuas-
ter, from Baltimore, with coal tu CAas Warue.
a. Go.
Barge Alice Of Wilmington, Davis. from Plila-
delphla, with md-e. 10 George w. Bush.
Barge Auna OF Wilmington, Carpenter. from
Philadelphia, with mdse TO Chas, Warner ~ Co.
Barge lockwood from Philadelphia with corn
for James Il Price & Co.
SlOop Ann, with corn trom Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
The Danger of Flower pich,rg

on saturday night, while Thomas Carroll was
riding near san Jose, California lie met two
men whom he supposed To be hghwaymen. lie
shot one dead, and captured the other. His
victim proved TO be a florist, named Hcnli
PaltelI, who was going to the mountains win
companion to gather flowers Carroll has
been committed iUr mausaughter
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
Magistrates { nses
Before E.q Frazier

Jno NJ, Stewart for an assault upon I. T.
Ada.r, and the use of threatening language. was
lined y cents and costs, and held III 800 tu
keep the peace.
Elizabeth Griffin, for breaking into the house
ot Martha \. Anderson. was fined the ro.i- and
held IN slJJ To- keep tue peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

fS-H is a marx OF the unsuccessful man that he
iivufahly locks his stable door when the horse las
becn stolen. This sort OF wisdom never thinks
about bodily health until IL is gone. But Just as
lnuch as any disease has become seated the pnwer
OF the system to resist and throw /. oil is weakened
hence time is all important For dyspepsia all al
ssases Of the liver, stomach, skin, aud kidneys and
al That begin In VitAted blood do wait util the
trouble is confirmed, but aJtacA 1t by timely use OF
DE. MALKERs CALIFOhNIA NINPGAR BIrrEKs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

Wu.L BE ARRANGED Mr.. Smith, who has
charge OF the excursion upthe Hudson on Thurs
day, August lst, had hoped to have All arrange
ment made by which all the seats in the cars
could be numbered, with a Corresponding num-
Der GU the tickets, but this he finds imposzibe
for numerous reasons. There will be no trouble
Tor parties getting seats together in starting and
should they get separated coming back. by letting
hun know, lie viii arrange 80 as to have them
seated together, knowing from the class of peo-
pc gong that none Will object changing seats
IN order to accommodate others Soms are I'M
der the impression that there will be two ex-
curslons up the Hudson this season, same as
laet, but it Is not THIS wall be the only one.
Thursday August lst Tickets for 1t can be had
at The book rtore Of Blughman, Thomas a Co.,
i2l Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

LEO BRoKES. Clayton Romaus,of bonneville
while at work on the Delaware city Railroad
last week, broke one of his legs near the ankle
llo was also severely sprained and will he dist-
blud Tor some time
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

az Milliners. dress-makers, consumers, dealers
and iOvbers, will be pleased 10 learn that by address
my Inc New York Purchasing Bureau, ia broadway
Y, tney can have adNlces Ot the laIes styles and
designs In goods, of any and ever description, tngt
such a cOsnopO itan city ns New York affords. Pur
c1ases made on order NJ best malket rates and for
Ndrded Y. w. d. to any address. knd rsed 10y New
FORKS leading men, our readers need have no lear
OF forwarding their orders. Circulars sent tO any
ut
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

EXHAUSTED. The appropriation for the use Of
the Water Department for the current year has
been entirely exhausted. and there is not dime
in the Treasury with which to pay contingent
expenses. Council will, therefore, be required
to come to the rescue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

FELL FROM A WINDOW A man named Dixon.
residing at 22i Shipley street, fell, yesterday,
from the second story window of Walton. Whann
~ Co. s warehouse, on Fiont street, aud injured
himself severely.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

The goldsmitus Of London have chandelier
OF gold IL their guild hall which weighs over
one Thousand ounces.
set Of paper ear waels used ON a Pullman
car have run over 1860 coo mlo- ur track. and
have worn out entirely one sot ut steel tires.
Dolly Warden bathing suits have appeared at
the sea side Ie-or'-. They are made Of chiutz
figured lanucl, and ale said to he very pretty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

~ Bris1lsiDe Ftrnittrt StOTe-The attention of
the public il called to tue very large and varied
stock of furniture Of ]. b j. n. Harman No. I1O
King street. There Is nothing equal to 1t In the
state OF Delaware, aud persons wanting furniture
for OiiCe or dwelling can doubtless be accummO-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell a. prices low the best
houses In the large cities,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

fESPRING GOODS-Mr John II. Muhlhausens
peasant tailoring establishment al 4l5 King street.
has Just been supplied with tiue stock Of SPElNG
Goods selected nith much care and discrimination
lust such stock as tasteful people ss to examine
ANA select frOm Mr., MS customers have the nd
vantage Of his 10 years experience IN the selection
81 goods and styles OF make up. Those needing
spring goods should 10y all means, cali at his place
before getting measured,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

eF-Fs is Truly a Stump Spsdker.-Who, when
tllsng, exhibits a mouthful of stumps II you
Is simple but sure
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

HV- Mrs Smith, who Is alive 10 new ideas uses the
"OOLLAR REWARD SOAr, and does her washing
in two hours time time, while Mrs. Sunes, VINO has
10 faith IN them" things, uses common soap and
works until p NJ.
WM Ii. ALLMoND d BRO, Agents for wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

Gnais infest the Upper Sacramento Valley in
California this season 10 such degree that men
are obliged to so yelled for protection against
them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

Ill Mr.. Casper Kendall is worry ILL., He was
present at church, rs usual ON sunday morning.
but in the afternoon was compelled to seek his
bed, and has siuce been dangerously III We
are glad to learn, however, that he is better,
this morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
nlnrlberr, Cni,ure.

THE rRa1rNuLENtss OBJ THE cUur WHAT If
COSTS 10 str OFT A pAryH.
The Htarqtc0n has been presented with some
remarkably fine lla,Lbetues lyS J. Everett
who also furnished the following information in
relation to hi= patch;
Tie patch consists of 700 plants on g. Of an
acre Of ground which also su,talus 10 eleyel-
year old dwarf pear trees. From those plants
were picked ANA shipped 1913 quarts of berries,
which averaged
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

Public sale of scrUHd-Iinnd Furniture.
Nuns'all = silr Of lot Of II usehOld goods on
WEI NtSDAl morning, July 81 t,lsT al uutlock
a. NJ, ~ No. q Nitplvy street, above SXtn tim
pr hg hurlh3 b"dlinE. stl,rs, tables chairs
klchrh ut usi.s and numerous other 4uds. Sale
positive hg0.lt
IUhlic snIr Ot TlurSps,
CAR $, Wage vs., &c., at The corner n B ~
auH buiinuWuod streets, NuutH Wllpiug I-EN
oyer lInrd street Bridge. On IhukSDAl, aug ist
lsi, 1872, AZ u'WlO X, T.. NJ
one pti' of horses Hd harm 81, one hnck"ye now
Ing machine one hay wap On, one furniture ar two
Slnh truck wag1l-, ON large coal iHrt.
T"RMH = OF SALE -- All sums uf 81, aud under
ca u. SUNS over hat amount, bans able note OF
thfce month, with approved eniors r.
, OWEN FARMER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
Dnn,t Isarhe with IiInr. IN

Rhode Island paper saws; A young lady lost,
few days since, two diamond rings valued at
twelve hundred dollars, at the bathing beach at
Nauagause,t Pier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

tH-Ihe etyot Stispender has an enyiable reputa-
tiOn Of 70 ears standing, and sold at DOughtens
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

lUN OVER. -A A young man named Murphy
residing at sixth aud Windsor streets, was
knocked down and run over at the corner of
Sixth and Orange streets las. evening ny the
truck of the Washington Fire Co, whist II was
being dragged to tue iro at Tenth aud West.
lie was -eye eley -tuuuol ami nucou -clous for a
time, Tut souu recovered sufficiently to walk to
Bdnghur-t'- drug stone, where his wounds were
dressed. No bones were broken. lie Is walking
about town, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
Aphtcs.


NJ NoT1cE,-Flfy shares ga ser c,l Of stock of
men by GAO. e. MAHlS, cr, t1ry,
" 9-u No 3U2 Market st.
Njull 5E-Ihe memhers Of CllEitJKnk TRIBE,
Ell tires nt the 7 ri0e win be khdled hereafter on
tie fUW til, instead of the stcuud tl,rp, ul each
seven su1s. ~ order ~ the 'ttur,
Attest: ls4G-3t NM. - COZ MISS, g. OF K.
NTOlICE-'rhe Tax Bills for N, second uistslct
~ are maze ont and ready for payment ~ Inc
Cigg Han between The huurs of S. ana ~. A. NJ,
8hd ., 4 al T. l.. NJ. a. CHANDLER,
hrrtlytI ut Taxes,
Je'2 Tor second Dl-tri 4.
A7UiICE.-PersOus who want the ceilings uf their
~ dining rooms ur ice cream sal IONS au stores,
decorated beautifully as protection from iirs, AZ
trillug cost, SHOULD address
lr29f l.. II, b., This Onlce.
TENAkE GOTICE.-persOus selling or dispOsing Of
4 property must notify the assessors. or they
VIII he held responsible for the lax ALEXANDER
CHANDLE Gl0 Washington street, North DlstdGt,
NM. STILL y, ~ Poplar street. Suuth District,
AsSrSsOrs sixth street is the dividing line helween
the two districts jan26-tt
NOTICE.
THR WILMINGTON & READING II. X.
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements 10 carry MONEY,
PACKAGES, and EXPRESS NATTER to and
from all ilnts ON the line Of their ruad and West
chester EXpr' ~ matter sent 10 Ffukln Telegraph
Once No. Z, West Ihitd street jhrir Depot Front
Huu Madison, or orders let' with M'MulleI Seal,
delivering agents viii receive prOmp. attention.
apld-it o. slOlA, Gcnl Supt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

I'et'lpl7 uNel expenses. -......,- Ai,H3
Beside the blschberrio- MIR e. also has
tluily Iear orchard upon the same ground
which Will yield linn handsome return. this
season.