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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-05-10
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GENERAL LAWS
PASSED By THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY on MARYLAND
Al The Jqnua.g Session, 1872
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
AN ACT
TCHAprEB 353.l

AN ACT
70 make provision for payms..t of the State
Bonds past due, and others not yet due, by
selling the State stocks and bonds hereinat-
ter mentioned.
WHEREAS, 1t is TO the interest of the State to syll
her six per cent. Baltimore City Stock stand
ing to the credit Of the Sinking Fund, and
amounting to one hundred and fftyiour
thousand five hundred and fifty dollars pro-
vided, The same can be sold at not less than
ninetv-siX cents in the dollar and her stock
in the Farmers National Bank of Annapolis,
amounting to forty-six thousand four hundred
and seventy dollars provided, the same can be
sold at par and her stock in the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company, amounting to
~ oighty-one thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars; and the bonds of the Susquehanna
and Tide Water Canal Company provided
this stock and these nds can be sold at not
less than their par value, and subject to the
provisions Of the Constitutions and
WHEREAS, 1t is the interest Of the State 10 pay
of the balance Of her sterliEg debt, amount
ing to seven bundled and twenty-iour thou8-
and dollars consisting Of bonds issued for the
benefit Of the Susquehanna aud Tide Water
Canal Company, under the provisions OF CHIP
Ter 3S6 Of the Acts Of 1898, aud past due since
1855 and also to pay of balance of her cur
tency debt, amounting to hundred and
sixteen thousand eight hundred and seventeen
dollars and thirty-seFen cents, consisting OF
bonds issued for the benefit Of The Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company and past due since
1870; therefore,
Section |. BE it enacted by the General As
scmbly Of Maryland, That the Comptroller be,
and he is hereby directed 10 give notice, Of not
less than thirty days, to the no dyrs Of the Stale
bonds due or past due, thar on a day named IN
said notice interest on said bonds will cease,
and that they must be presented for payment at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-05-10

Ceding 10 the United States of America the jurs
diction over certain lands on the Potomac River
in Prince Georges county, with the water
rights and other rights pertaining thereto for
the site of Fort Foote.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-05-10

secretary OF tho senate.
MILTON y. EiDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April ), 872.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-05-10

Cedng TO the United States Of America ugisdic.
ton over the land contained within The cnclo-
sures of the National Cemetery near Anna
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

Trains leaving Wilmingtcn at 10 20 .. m. and 6 s.
2. m. connect with trains leaving Philadelphia 1t
y ~ q m. and y. m.
ware X. X. and p, W. B T. Z. trains afrivin9 in
Wilmington ct 10 Is and 10 Is ., 10.
Trains leaving Landen berg at 8 80 q. n. snd GO
p N. connect with trains for Philadelphia leaving
Wilmington at 10 m and ~ p. m, and the Del
aware tram South leaving Wtlminston ct IS m
Omnibus transfer bstween W. 4 v. and r, ". i
r. Depota .nd cars vf Wilmington City h, Il. a.
Front and Market Sts., by McMuIlen Seal at s
cents for each passenger and cents tor ssch piece
| Of bagGage. N. c. CONWELL, Supt.
n0vl w3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

DELAWARE RAILROAD LINE.
SUMMER RARRAN0ENEMT
On ana xflsr MONDAY. July 20tA
@g1S'2. (sundays sxcspted.J Trains vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
Railrpaa Eiues.
PENNSYLVANIA RAItROAU.
&A4AX9 q
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. OCT. q, 1872.
w EST 1I.AlhEIpAIA

,. SE ASp 4 AFTER SUNDAY, OCT. q. 1872
Trains arrive = Depot. Thirty arst and Market Sta
paoli Aceomm odation daily. except Sunday. $40 |
am; SU m. and lilo q. m. Lit Pm. $40 pm.
Niasars Express daily. except SUI day, 7.aO q. m.
Lock Haven p and EimirA Express daily. except
NJ ~. Lia. Lda .ns fs!s ssD daily
Harrisburg Acc. daily. excsDt sunday, go pm.
Park esbure Train daily. except Sunday. $50 pm.
rrittsburx Express daily. except sunday 5.:9 IN.
southern Express daily 1910 pm.
PAchc Express daily !l.40 pm.
Psoii i Sunday sa Ss,y 10 am and s S S.% S%
Erie Mail Saturday nisht runs only to Willamsport
For Emierant kxrresa Team. leaving lN.3O p. m.
baggage d';,,sd N.. TSrE = SHTEst SO '%.
1870, 300 $50 aad 6.55 m. and i220 night. anu
accommodation alton sor New York. 7,20 m.
Way Grain for Trenton S.45 a m m. % 4.sS and II 80
Nsv .. foIk sunday Trains. '.ao NJ. 80 u. .na
KESsINeToN DEPOT.
Holnesbure 4 Bustleton. 6..5
and 7.2o pm.
Way Train for New. Brunsw iok ......... 215pm.
h9press Trains for Trenton. 7.s0 . IN and 40 and
Way Trains fer Trenton. iO.oO m. 3 Is, 90 and
' FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION.
Express tor Trenton. Lambertvile Eaton Scran.
| . ton. &c. 80 IN. and 4 " IN.
Way Train to Lambertviile 4 Flemington 10 90 am.
and 90 pm,
Way Trains for Pennington 1900 IN and 8 90 . IN
Accom-. for Belvidere $40 m.
| MARKET STREET FERRY.
| AmDOy Division.
Accommoda. for New York via Perth Amboy and
| VIA Monmouth ! unction. $50 a N. ana 2UO . IN,
| Way Trains for Trenton, $50 and OOV a IN i2VV
| noon and 4OO 500 and 6.OO In.
| AccOmm: Tor New lOrk via Jersey City 90 u m
| Way lrain Tor burlington. .........., & n o m
Way Trains for Bordentown, 500 and II 3D p m
Express Trains for Lorg Branch & 30 a ID and .U
hnd 400 m. " ""1 '"" ~
Express Trains for penbsrton, Long Branch an,
Nj. Southern and Tuekerton RAILROADS.. $50
Way Trains tor hit. Holly. IL 20 p m ana,, y m
way !rains ior Peraberton. 1000 a II, 24i, 5oJ an
: Sleeping Car Tickets for the Yves, can be had n
applcanon 1T the Ticket Office .ll Chestnut stree
and ut the Depot, Thirty second and Market Sta
agents OF the Union Transfer Company will ca
lor and deliver Baggage ut the Depots. Orders vi
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Car
can AFRO be obtained vt the following
TICKET OFFICES NJ: ss Shss,DS, SShssDS, street
mo. ll6 Marx ct street
and si.the Depots and Ferry nam I'd above.
Il }. CASSAT1. Generat Manaoer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

The Mixed Train viii run subject to delays Incl
dent to freight business and will stop only at sta
tions v here time is given,
NEW CASTLR TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philsdsl.
Wilmington at 10 p. n :. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAiNS.
Addi1iSnai to those sSeve leave Smyrna for Clay
Smyrnas.40 .. M. And 400 .. M. to make eonnec-
ton With trsinsto and from Dover. and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with the Keat County and Queen
Anne's 1 Kent Railroads.
A. CLAYTON. with the Garylan and Delaware
A, hilIIsfd hARkiNe TON with ii. J.,o,,on and n.,
water Railroad.
At SEAFoRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomico and focomoks Railroad
Il. r. KRNNEY, Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

sa'si':s' .: Il a:'':' ';;':: :.:s *: :'.''. ''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

e THR SHORTEST AND BReT ROUTE. -
Thisline fords eauall ed Inducements te per
sons desiring cheap and ditiorspassage 10th
Wet aud deserves particularly the attention Of al
such ss desire to ~ emseves of the Homestea
Bill passed by tho last Congress;
The Pennsy lv vana Central Railroad. wit its cor
nectn lines is by lSs miles the shortest route to
CHICAGO and other pro minen tpiaees in the esa and
Is also the quickest cheapest and best reute to al
prOminept places in the Southwest and orthwest
Eers are forw arded comfortable and airs
Passenger Car furnished with cushion cd seats with
mOveable backs. water tanks. in Winter and
With such other as rcrsauisite for th
oOwfort OF families. .
ThSous b ticketsa sold to aliprominsnt plaeesi,
the lest, ,Southwss and Northwest.a At about bal
the usual first class fare. -,
pstWesu the ages of ave and twelve years pay Aalt
Price.
With ike assengers. Eiehtypounds ofbasgAge ear
::ed free TO every full PASSENGER:
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and ticket
must Be procured and baggage delivered atths oocs
No. li6 Market street. BY So'clock. p. N.
NJ addressing the undersigned he will forwAfdh
return u nail. es charge. scircular staining
Honsstead Law. AID xiSs sSsh % :, eshsE M insormaroa
ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. 116 Market Street. PhilAdelpAia
pAuAdolpbisc Juno q. tnaD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
Philade ~nia, Wilmington ana 6alti.
more Railroad,
II - IN u ~ 9R 9
TIME TIA kiIC

~ ~ 33G ~"YG y U
TIME TABLE.
D.vos MonaAy 1--WE 3d. T.,n. viii
WISAi TRAIN Avsnss :. .Sc
T s.ms,rs ss,s.s
YOU sah s1nyIha Bi,neh Railroad and Maryland and
A. BIe.k~aser ka,irori esaford win Dorchessr and
Delaware Railroad aI Deinsr with Eastern shore
sailroad. a. Salisbury with wlcomico aud Pocomoks
Exfkkss TEAM =. Iaoo NJ. tsunaa,. .,e.r,.s, ~,
P.gss and a:
Ia,ns.aa WIN sr.n for Ssw Castle Connects At Viii
sxfE.hs nSAiS IA ssaSo p M sanaay. e1c.ps. or
ss Es.,sa
,l. HArysds-Iacs. .As.ras.n Psrrymsn.. .Eass- fsiss
s,snTsSfsasss xGss 4.
.nson. stopping a. o6est.r cs1noa, wS;n w
ming.on. S..sI1 EIA.oa. Nor,h- kA.. rsrry,.,
Fortress Monroe and Norfolk tAAs the
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
S pPns ~ ~ ~ stHeops s.seen fhiad and Wilmington
o9 ana sT d. a.iy PA The sO NJ eoanscs. Win
LEAVE .as:f .ss sS'.sn ss , 4os
leave Wilmington A. aS Si + 'a''Aae'h'' a On SUNDAY
The az Aeaa A. ua.,D S he1 ss m%nstsn VA connect =:
.ra,n for Nav York from West PhilatelphiA
s,epp,es a. Al s.a:.on tfs.s aud Pm
| Leave fhi9deiphia tor Port p-posi. sunuav, ~xc.o
sS.aa sa Fora . an ,sgS. ssa t Il rh,.lssh ,.
a. 80 p M. PhiisdsiphiA oxford Al 100 D IN
Wednesday, AID Saturdays 2 ~ =. In, The 10 NJ.
tram etops Al ali stations te.we.n AMI
LaAokin.
Leave por n.ps.i for Philaiepha sunesy. excepted
= M and 20 r. m; oxtoTd Tor PhilAdeiphiA ~
$40 =, M; Chsdds Ford Tor Phil.i-lphia 40 .. 10
/ SUNDAY, leave PhilAd phiA oxford so a. M
| leave oxford for PnIlsdepha $40 " IN.
TrAins leaving ilr'ington Al 6a5 will
| conect A. Lsmokin junction with the 7ip q M and
ASp IN. trans tor Philadelphia and ,,imsr- Cen
l trsl Railroad
THRoUGE TEAMS FRoh BALTIMORE
.IASA csssffS ZOE 0 faiIsbEarats a. 'o'0'
L8ATE CH EsrEk a. 10. 752, s.33, II Ds A.
| las, 2Al. AAl, $751; 6.ll, ! So 1890 n Al.
From Baltimore 30 Philadsiphia Leave Baltimore A. 3
| 4. Way Mail; $50 A. ~, EKpres 55 7. N. Ax
| press. 7SoP NJ. EXPRESS lU.A5 Z. ii. Expsess.
Prom BALTIMORE Port DepositAad ,tAton
aISUOP.M
Acccmmodasio2 Ainfrom Pors Dspos III Perry
vile ats II IN. for orBsltimoresn tsrmsds ssA
| gions.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester Al 1876 aud 9ll A. snd IS
Leave Wilmington at 1879. l3 And 10 % NJ, Los
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore ~ Is H. stopping At Magnoua Perry
mans Aberdeen, Havre-dslt Perry v:.ie
| town. North Eas, Eikton. Newark. stanton. New
port, WilminRtop, ,Csymont, LIZ rwCct Aud Chester.
u. EkNAEf. supsruSsudsns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
SiSSfR u oNARlrv.

t0V 3B8y39Us
si0TtR OF CHARITY.
TAfseqA ~ sthse speeding nimhly
o. lhsir srystal wings solisht
s9a =. .seway s,Sw. 3: % %.aak.s, :ofily :ofily.
AZ sS shsE sE, vi.S q rns:r sSs g,,
StaE!1ss night insslf from slunbsr.
Winding far it, piercing vail.
But above the rosrins nisht-wind.
Tolls the bell from ont the Convent.
With its solemn funeral tone.
Ah 'twere sad, the tale Of soFrov.
Uttered by that mournful knell,
Bat that Faith sublimsly echoes
Weep not-for, with her. 'tis WE'LL
Yss the daughters Of St. Vincent
Mourn . sisters loo tonight;
Mourn . sister. one whose bosom
0loHsd with virtues purest light;
One wAese soul. sttpned 70 Heaven:
sosess r: path sAd sa Ss::lsS ::s' &. h.y: o1 TS
Ever clineing close to God
Bora to race Of fame ancestral.
Rich In oil that workings love;
Sti!l che sought noblsr dover.
Bowed she to the sacred word,
Live hsndmaid of the Lord"
Long she watched and long she !abored
Though the bitter thorns Of sorrow
Lett not scathless all her life;
Bat with patience and with meekness,
Fer th' appointed cross she bore.
Filled with hopes Of Joy eternal.
Where no pain can enter more.
But her sisters never more shall
Harken to her gentle voice,
Never watch her smile angelic,
Never in her love rejoice.
Nor, ~ fall the shades Of even.
Shall she Join her sister thrOns.
In their acts Of sw Get devotion.
Or their mothers vesper song.
For those lips that often whispered
To the dying soltlier's heart.
And, with words of hope and comfort
=, Bads the sufferer depart, r,
Now are mute and cold and pallid,
Meath the icy touch Of death;
Ns'er again their tones Of solace
On the dying ear to breathe.
Never shall she seek the hovel
Longing for tie tender pity
I Ofthe spouse Of Charity;
Longing for the touch, 50 tender.
Of he gentle Sister,. palm.
As she iayed the throbbing temple, ..
OF applied the healing balm.
Closed in sleep that knows NO waking
Iethat eye, 90 wont 70 beam.
A II seraph's love and meekness
Lsnt their radiance to ita g!eam-
Ne'sr ~ ebbs tho sun 'rer's life-tide,
Shall It watch with anxious care
S0Iely n90tl0R up vQ0 OAGAn09s
A. the fatal hour draws near
With heart a. pure, pltainted
As the doWny nakes Of snow,
She has fed this land Of trial,
qull Of misery and woe;
Glad on angels pipiops soaring
Ia the starry realms above
There to chant, in homo eternal.
Hymns Of praise. and joy. and love-
High above the roaring night
Like some suf 'rer's dying grOan.
Tolls the bell from out the Convent.
With its solemn funeral tone.
Ahl 'twere sad the tale Of sorrow
Uttered by that mournful knell.
But that Faith sublimely answers.
Heaven receives her-peace well
Dayshtsr Of St. Vincent! Sister
Effend and spouse OF Charity!
Titles rich with golden treasure
0f blest eternity.
Mother Of the orphanl Solace
OF the soul with anguish rivenl
Comfort Of the sick and dyingl
E. d. r. B.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
DYILADELPHlA.w WILMINGTON Il BALTI-
L MORE RAILROAD.

SRkClA1 NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Octobar lSth ls-l
a passenger car viii BE- attached to the ire;shi
aington.
The train will stop at Stations a. follows. When
sisnallsd: Gray's Ferry. S.l2 p. n, Lassretto 93(
Pm Ghester. ~ p N; Lamokin. s:5 p. n; Thur
lowY4Sp. y; tnwood. 9.@ p. n; Claymont, lO.Ol
p m; Eilerslie. 10 IL nj arrive Wilniaeton, 1880
N. soet2Ol n. E. KENNY. Srp'f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

WilmlnsseA and Westsrn n~4
-A'@ : & TlRR TABLE.
-1 -! oesOhsf 2ist. is7S. Traiai.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
Board Of Education.
REGULAR MEETING, LAST EVENING.

The Board of Public Education met last oven.
ing, President Grimshaw in the Chair.
Mr.. Atkinson, from the Committee on Books
reported that it was inexpedent to take an,
action on the question OF purchasing a supply
of cocoa mating.
Mr.. Child reported that proposals for supply.
ing coal Tor the ensuing year had been received
from three different parties, and the award had
been made to Charles Warner h Co,
Mr.. Nields offered a resolution to appoint a
COMMITTEE who shall have charge Of all repairs
necessary to be made TO all school houses OF
school property, to be called the Committee on
next meeting
Aresolution offered by Mr. Frock providing thai
the COMMITTEES on Teachers shall be allowed 10
name two additional ladies' who have passed 1
satisfactory examination, to be supernumerAries
and to be employed in place Of Teachers sick OF
absent with Leave, was postponed until next
meeting.
Mr.. Mcintyre offered a resolution, which wa.
adopted, instructing the Secretary to place ali
bills against the Board in the hands of the pro.
them.
Mr.. Mcintyre stated that the contract Of Mr..
Brennan for erecting the new school house over
Third Street Bridge had been accepted, and the
proper securities given.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcintyre the Building
Committee was instructed to employ building
superintendent at salary not exceeding S1O0
hr. Hilles submitted plan for the enlarge
ment and alteration of SchSol No. 4. 30 as to
accommodate 200 additional scholars, al an ssti-
mated cost of $4,000.
After free discussion of the proposition, Mr..
Hiles offered resolution that the general details
OF the plan be accepted and referred to a Build
ing Committee of three, and that the Finance
Committee be instructed to report the state OF
the finances TO meet the expenses Of the pro
posed repairs. The resolution was adopted.
On motion of MIR. Jenkins the praaidapt and
Treasurer were authorized to negotiate loan OF
1900 to.pay teachers salaries for the last two
months.
The following orders were drawn
q. NJ d. Cam Sl.9O CITY Surveyors s. 20
Boughman, Thomas Il Co, 1858 81 Washington
Cox 50 Henry Eckel S90.9O George Chance
S2. 25 SW. Simmons IS AC. Mitchell s7.25
Edward Tatnall $5625; Washington Mason
s46.76 =. @. Jefferis SIS E. L. Brown So O5
VIM. g. Whitley So
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
The Peril or,hc Brcnkwntcr.

now IT Is PRODUCED AND now IT MAY BE AyERrEp.
The Trade journal says the Delaware Break
water is threatened with entire destruction foi
want OF tritling additional expenditure. Il IL
tho opionin or the bost nautical men, as well as
OF many skilllful engineers, that in consequence
OF the ebb tide escaping through the opening left
between the two walls instead Of along Their
length and around their southern extremity, the
hArbor is rapidly filing with sand, 30 that whore
there were formerly four and five fathoms OF
water there are now but thirteen feet so that
already q considerable part of the hArbor ie rem
dered useless 10 vessels Of large size.
The accumulation of sand is daily increasing,
and unless something is done immediately to
prevent it, il will he too late to remedy the
evil. The best mode of arranging the tilling-up
OF the harbor is TO close the gap, or opening. be
tween the two walls, thus forcing the current OF
the ebb tide to cut away the deposit of sand al
ready formed and preventing any further depos
it for the future. The expenditure necessary
to accomplish this work will be hut trifing com
pared with the entire cost Of the harbor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
Societies.
nrrErNaa THIS ErEN1nn

Asylum Lodge, No. %. l. o. 0. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Street.
Good Intent Division, No. 3, S OF T. at Hall
9th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle b. U. G. A. Hall 5Ol Market
street.
Jefferson Dramatic Association. a. Room in
silyer's Building, No. 51l Market street
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. of r., at knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
American Star Lodge, No. l, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall. Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. H. l. o. G. t., at 9th
and Market streets.
REYNOLDS encsmpment. No. 8, I, o. o. f., 81
and King streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
W. a. w. r.. r..

DEPARTURE OF A PORTION OF THE TRACK AYERS
EXCURSION POSTPONED.
On Saturday, a part of Mr. Mahony's force of
traeklayers left of work to enter the harvest
fields. the remuneration being more tempting.
MIR. NJ. at once teegraphed TO his EMPLOYEES
along the line Of one of the Peninsular roads
for men to supply their places and no interrup
ton has occurred in the process Of the work
The excursion which was to have been gwen
over the completed portion of the road on the
4th OF July, and announced in the COMMERCIAL
several days ago has been postponed.
1t Is expected that the road will be completed
to Landenburg some time about the 1et of Aug
ust, and as it ID the intention then to give al
excursion over the entire length of the road. i
| was thought that the two would be thrown too
close together, and the excursion to Cuba Hill
has been abandoned for this reason.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

WILL ATTRACT DESERVsD ATTENTION.
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WilkintOn's Critque on LOwells Prose Warmers
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Science, Illustrated; A Startling Exposure of Snug
Cling by Women, and the Means Employed for its
Detection; Sparkling Papers in the Old Cabinet
Growing Excellence in Home and Society. and the
New Department of NATURE and SCIENCE, by
Prof. Draper. besides the usual variety QJ Stories
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
CITY ITEMS.

sp-K Ketr ths Hair Eu.Jiemishod.-"I am ike an
old heml0ck-wthered at the tor, said a venerable
Indian Chief, pointing 10 his thin and bleaching
locks. Thousands Uf men and women in civilized
society, much younger than the old Sycamore are
ike him, ''withered at the top" simply because they
have neglected 20 use the means OF preserving and
beautifying the hair which science had placed al
their disposal II LYONS KATHAIRoN be faithfully
applied once or twice day. TO the hberh and the
scalp, It is Just as impossible that the hair should
decay, Wither, fall out sH become harsh and fuzHy,
A that meadew, duly refreshed with nlghtly dswt
and sunlit rains should become arid and barren OF
green blades. This matchless preparation not only
keeps the hair alive and the skin OF the head in 4
healthy and clean condition, but actually multpeI
the nlaments and imparts 70 them lustre. nexbti
y ard wagy beauty unattRinable by any ether mode
OF treatment II does NOT, ike the metallic and
unphurous hair dyes dry up the natural moisture
OF the scalp, but supplies nntTmsnJ to the roots o
the hair and vigOr 10 the hbers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
Grant and Wilson.

A CLuB ORGANIZED large number of the
young men of Wilmington have formed them,
selves into Club called the Pioneer Grant and
Wilson Club Of Wilmington, and have elected
the following officers =
President-Wilmer Hayman
Vice President-John Young.
Secretary II. Ames.
Treasurer-E. ]. Dougherty.
This Club met again last evening at the Re
publican Headquarters and agreed upon a uni
form, to consist OF black pants with white stripe
and shirt, and zouaye cap. The company Off.
GERS have not yet been choseH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

TIE SMALL Pox IN SPRING ALLEY.--The small
po1 exist in its most yirulent form in the family
Of a Mr.. Tucker, in Spring Alley-the same
family in which the death occurred which was
reported in yesterdays CoMMERcIAI--but not
withstanding this fact the mother perambulates
our streets, enters the stores. and conducts her
self az If no greater sickness prevailed in the
family than a bad cold. 1t is high time a stop
was put to this proceeding Such recklessness
is inexcusable and deserves rsprehsnsion. some
means should be taken to require her to remain
within dOnrA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

EE-PersonaL-We were pleased to receive a call
during the past week. from DR.. Ayers traveller who
was in our town deyoting his time and attention tc
the preparations of the great medicine man. Thii
call has become q pleasant annual TO us from the
able and reliable business character of the accom-
pliahed gentleman whom this nrm send out to tranR-
act their business. No house is better known ol
vaued BY the press for its promptness in settlement
than the well established and popular J, C. AVER
Go, Lowell, Mass, whose medicines have become
household necessity, and won the confidence and
praise OF ALL Oar own acquaintance With them has
extended over q series Of years, and we Aaye In
vatiably found them, their travellers and theil
medicines, worthy OF the commentators they every
where Ieceive.-Jackson DENNY Tribune.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
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tR k1tsAstpe Furniture ss0Ta-The attennon OF
STOCK Of furniture OF ]. a j. N. HarmAn, No. All
klg street There Is nothing equal 70 Il In the
stAte 0f Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
lor onioe or dwelling can doubtless be aOcsmms-
dated by this old and reliable nTm. They make
usf own goods and sel at prices ~ Low as the boei
houses IN the large cities.