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Smyrna times., 1872-01-03
THE; MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

sTHIsTLEwOOD.-Dec. 97th, 1871, at the residence
- ,s Ades parents by Rev. A. D. Davis, Alfred Jacobs to
" ~. w,Ih.mna Thistlewoed all of Kent County, Del.
The Ts% %soTnf P.sr
Wv Wv =. vis. Annie J. Short, both of this county.
,oTySoy-KNIGHTOn the Goth inst. at the NJ E.
80 Camden by Rev. J. E. Bryan. Elijah Johnson to Miss
Susan Knight
BROWN-CLARKOn the 9sth inst near Frederica by the
same JOS. Brown to Miss Kate Clark.
svITU-CAHALL-At the NJ E. parsonage, Laurel, the
9stb inst BY Rev. ". Z. England Charles W. Smith, Of
Annes county Nd to Miss Rachel E. Cahal of Kent
county. Delaware
R-McKNATTIn Dover. the 25th inst. by Rev. j.
Merritt Mr. C. F. Walker, Of Caroline county, Md to Mrs
Mary McKnatt, of Mispilon hundred. Del.
IETHERBCRY-G GALLAwAY.-In Chester, Pa, the 9ls,
inst by Rev. James Cunningham, Franklin Lesherbury
iormsrly Of Dover, Martha A. Galaway, OF Chester
Smyrna times., 1872-01-03
WILMINGTON DAILY COMMERCIAL.
SIXTH YEAR.

S1A LtA n II kAfGs
The WILMINGTON COMMERCIAL has earned wide
and honorable reputation iaIr, liberal, indepen-
dent. and enterprisIng news journal.
Wilmington now hes IS 900 people; is growing with
extraordinary rapIdly; and commands national atten-
iOn as the location OF great varied. and important in
dusues. railway centre OF increasing consequence.
and Underwater port of great natural advantages.
The COMMERCIAL is justly regarded as the organ Of
this commercial amt industrial city Ii seeks
moreover TO report quickly and accurately the news
OF the whole Delaware Peninsula, and of those sec
tons OF Maryland Pennsylvania and New Jersey
closely associated with Wilmington. II reflects on
all current public questions. the views Of the liberal
and progressive elements of the community and sup
ports until such time as they cease to merit approval
the measures of the Republican Party.
10 Wilmington, the Commercial is delivered at IL
cents per week. BY mail it will be sent for 5000 per
anaum. or so cents per month.
JENKINS & ATKINSON.
Southwest Corner of Fifth and Market Sts.
Wilmington. Del
Smyrna times., 1872-01-03
DEATHS.

YER-In Philadelphia the 9Oth u, Of whoopng cough
Mary stella infant daughter OF Jacob p and Mary R. Boyer
AGED four months and nineteen days. Interment the
T. Church Csmetary, in Smyrna.
Rest Stella, rest thy spirits now reposing
Mid bowers Of where loves bright streamets how
Where seraph chOrs eternal JOY disclosing,
Chant thy release from guilt and earthly woe. IS
sPEAR-On the goth ut, Leipsc, Willie H., of An.
drew Smear, aged years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
Mhes'1Us ealo.

- BY virtue OF writ of yenditioni Expon-
NJ as. to me directed. will be exposed to Pub
lie Sale. At the front door Of the County
On TUESDAY the Sd day of September. 1872.
II M O'Clock. p. No.,
the follow ing Real Estate. to wit: ..
No. s. Beng part "t the land OF Ezekiel LihcOln
sold by Trustee under m order OF the Court Of
Chancery OF Kent county -AA thst. cssisin piece.
parcel or lot Of ground situated In Dover hundred,
Kent county AMI St,te OF Deiswars. Adjsesht to
the tow o Doysr. and bsios paIf Of the 6Ity two
(52) of from the tract ~ the PARTITION and
order o, sale. caiiet the Dover farm, end which
6fty two $50 are exhibited on the ptot acc
pan.ins the return "f the tf1sts. with letters vi
VIA The lot mara ed said piotVt. with the letters
and hsures No Is. snd embraced Witnin the follow
ing Ihes: Beginnns at pol on thP division line
between the hoie tract and lands Of Th0mas
Slsuehter, - rner Of tbs lot mai ed on the plot
No. IA. and running thence due north with the cas-
tern line of No IA To the southern lns VI the street
called i"eoin street; thence tho saa,e cOurse con-
tinueh thirty feet 10 the ceAtle If Lincuip street,
thence east with the centre Of linc0lO street to
poibt therein opposite the northwest corner of lot
No. H. MS shown the said plot; thence south TO
the sa I'd corner OF lot No IL until u reaches th
line of Thomas Ssus land: tn. nee wsstw ardly
10 the place ot beginning, containing Two Acres.
exclusive of the quantity embraced within the
limits Of Lincoln street aforesaid. No improve
mentsL .'==' =
Seized and taken In ex xecntion MS the property OF
William whitaker ct vi. and will be 70 Id toT cash
SAMUEL HAR3ADlNE. sheriff
Sher,fs Office Dover. Del. Ssrtsmber " tsl 10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
&1bltr 8alsS,
TruSteo's Sale.

'S: 81: :;' :; b:.:;: :: =: s ossr .ss e:
@ fs, fEsc Castle 90, sc,spn,y; psds ,hs I'm d.y Of
rSSc v.eds. On % TsCEssS: C;EssiSs:a ~ *: a.; x
day OF Ausust. A. D. lst2, ct il Sclock = ~ ~ *.
Auction Room Of Ugle Miller, No. 6Oe Msrfet
s.est aH 10 ~ ci.y 1T Wilmington. the following
a.ds ana Is"s%snts. Ssi"s the real estate u ths
,AIs Joseph B M.hopsy, deceased. " wit: All that
certain lot Of i.nd With two led Brick House
:ne'e4n erected. situated in the city Of Whining
sioiesai 6ynnded aiA described ~ fsiiows. to
w't: b~s,hntnK NJ point In the northsfly tide of
F"urth 1trest. hoiw~en Walnut snd roplsr streets
scornrr Of l,nd formerly Of Samuel W"od;. .thsLce
by line ~ said land 0rtheriy parallel /. Walnut
street one hundred aud eight feat 10 y corner
stakes 'hencs eSsteTly pavallAi u Fonrth street
sixteen let I" land late Of the heirs vi William
i'emphi'l deceased; thence along the same south.
er'y parallel 10 Walnut street one hundred and
eight teet to the aforesaid side ot F"uuth street;
nnd thence Herewith westerly sixteen reet to the
place u beglhuing be the ,ents thereof what il
may. The nb"ve premises are ordered by the Court
to nv sold lice aud Tear Of dover.
And II IL ordered thSt the purchaser or purcba.
sers thereof be and appear at the next Orphans
Court f"T New Castle County, that the Court may
assign to him. her th. the premises sold pursu-
ant to said order. he. she they pay rug the par
ies entitled their lust aud pro or ioHae sha of
the purchase m"nes respectively. or with sufficient
surety or suretes to be appro, Ell by the Court an
terlng in rec"gnizaGrs tn the State, to be tsken
and ncknowte,yed IN aid ourt in u .enal suri 10
be determined b, tue said Court. wnh condition to
pay to the parties entitled sevetAlS their ea ecu
tors administrators or ass.ns respectively. their
just and rr portinaie shares ot the said purchase
money. with interest from such time ~ the Court
direction OF the sa,i Court he prescribed aud ar
pointed in said condition.
Attcnnana' vii he given and terRs Of aale made
suo~n n' the time AVID place aforesaid by VICTOR
Attest: BENZ. KIIsTIcK,
aus"-'s Clerk ct 1 rphsus' yyprt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
Allerln,s sale.

By virtue OF \ writ of Venditioai Fx.
A: ronas t" me d, ectel will be exposed to pub.
;iis lie sale. ut Z. n. Foxweil's Hoiel IN the
~ town ni Sm,rna
On THURSDAY. the 5th Of September, 1872 i
A. pa o'clock y In. the following keai Estate. to
Wit:
All the right. title. claim or demand Of thu said
Thomas Is. Lockwood in aud to sll thst certain
piece. rarcel or lot OF ground situated on Cna.
town OF S.nyrLa. Kent county and State Of Hsia.
ware. bounded On the west by lands of HoGeck or 4
'r"!hsr; on the east hN lands Of the heirs OF Sam
and on tn SOU by the aforesaid Com s,erce street
and raid to cnntain Nine Thousand ,9(2O) 10 unrs
Feet OF Ground, more or less the inn rove M. nts
uron Viii h are a two storied brick foundry and
,nachiue shop. .tf 4.a
Seized and t.ken in execution as the property o.
Thomas Il. Lockwood. and " III he sold for cash
SAMCEL HAR0ADiNE sheriff
sheriff. Office bower. Del, Aug l2 IS72-lo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
~lscrs(l's sale.

49, BY virtue of N writ OF VendiiiOni Expon.,
~: to NE directed, will be ex xposed to Public
.;ss Sale. at the front door Of County building,
~ In Dover.
On TUESDAY, the 81 day of Sert. mber 1872 a,
2o'clock. P. NJ,
tho following Real Estuie, to Wit:
No. l. The one hall Interest," Ot sII that certain
niece. parcel "r tract "f land known ~ the JON.
than :. Green farm. situated in D"ver hundred,
Kent county aud State III Delaware, adjoining lsuds
Ut William Slay. J hn Cox aud John ). Vophsii
and others and said to cOatsin in the whole Two
Hundred and Elrven Acres. (2lD more or less the
i'm provements upon which arc n one and a half
sto,ied frame dwelling house, kitchen. barn. stable
and other ouibuildinks.
No 2. All that certain piece. parcel or lot Of
ground situate at Wrightb Red H"use in Dover
hundred. Kent county and State at Delaware, on
The public road !..,nf from DAVIS \ Roads TO
rempiev,llye. in Mar, i.nl and SAID to contain
Pour and Three-quarter (f1<I Acres. more or less;
the in nprovements upon which are . one and half
story frame dwsliing house. kitohSa. barn, stables
aud other outbuildings,
Seized aud taken in execution as the property Of
Pow eli F. Nlcberson. and will bs sold fr ossh
SAMUEL HARGADlNE Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office. Dover. Del. Aug. 2. 1872 l6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
PGNON0UlAR NGW0.

Huriocks Camp neetinG adjourned lest Friday
The camp at Reckwith's 10 in full progress
Passenger can nov 20 from Chsstsrtown to
Baltimore, via Buck Neck, Tor SIX cents, in
clud,pg four milss staging.
little sou Of Dr.. w. Asridith. Of Caroline
county, had his arm crushed last week by falling
from y carnage, whilst in motion.
Mr. Wessels Of Caroline. fell from wagon
load Of muck last week, and the wagon passing
over him, caused severe internal injury.
Dwelling houses are in great demand, IN
Easton.
A 43 ID watermelon has been brought to the
Easton market.
Esston's Greeley Il Brown Club Is 10 -four
ishing condition.
william r. Preston, Esq, is 4 candidate for
the Democratic Congressional nomination in the
Second Maryland district.
The hot. dry weather lat week scorched the
corn. and cut the crop short almost one hall, III
some sections Of Talbot county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
Business NOTICES.

To PIC Nc PAlrIRs-A 6ne assortment OF
Ensiish pickles and sauces Of all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatos catsup. fresh salmon. Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, Pickled And Cove Oysters, &c, &C. Also
Mathew b Latoars celebrated olive oils. at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocers, Ath and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and oths r
glass, stone and tin air tight jars and cans Cheap
At BOWMAN'S. the q, ocer's 4th and Lombard
L. H. Foulk, No. lO2 West Second street, has OF,
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced in iifo, at low
prices. 'e' z.
Cheap Coai.-Stove s575, Nut s4.7o per 2240
pounds for cash only, at yard South Of Market
street Bridge. feb2l tt WV. }. BROWN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

Thres Of the victims Of the yellow fever ON the
Spanish ram Numancia, at New York, were burl-
ell in the Quara ntins Cemetery, ON Tuesday. All
the sick have been removed from the vessel, and
those on board are in good health. The Numsm-
c,a will sail in about ten days.
During q thundersterm at Amesbarg. Mas, on
Tuesday afternoon. five places were struck oy
DiQhtninR, among them the house OF the poet
y hitler. Mr. Whittier was prostrated by the
lightning. but not seriously injured.
Enter young sprig at q florists. "How
much for the lilies OF the valley" "A dollar
and q half sprig." TOO much. well,
Mandy replies the vender Of exotics III you
would have the lilies of the valley, you must
nav the vslIy of the lilies" The young man
bows and takes hls leaf.
Two sailors boarding house keepers. in
New York, charged with violation of the new
United States shipping law, have been held IN
s5OO bail to await the action of the grand
jury.
The venerable gentleman who keeps US 80
well posted on the stage Of the weather objects
to beiug called Old Prob. because he can
not get along without liabilities"
A wealthy lunatic recently stopped In De-
troit, with % 900 In his pocket and wanted to
buy the city, or Q locomotive, he wasn't
particular which.
Mnnesota iatsly had water sprout four miles
| wide The papers cay 70.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

EXCURSION Fame Hose s. F. E. Company
made an excursion to Bridgeton, N J., on the
steamer ArieI this morning. leaving French street
wharf at Z O'Clock. About $40 person were on
hoard 1t is to be hoped that our jersey brethren
will receive this excursion in more kindly spirit
than they did the last one, from this city, and ust
the day may be pleasantly spent
POLICE CAsKs-Wm. 7. Mcdaniel. col brought
suit against Andrew Chambers, this moruing. for
assault and battery. The evidence proving that
both parties were equally implicated. the Mayor
sunmarily disposed Of the case, by Imposing the
costs and 500 bail on each
Wm Nelson. for assault snd battery on Michael
Gardner was fined 81 and costs aud held under
500 bail to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
LOCAL DMrGLLloEMcE.

Don't waste the water.
The City Council nests this evening.
Penn Loan Association meets this evening.
90 ON Tie exoursion 10 Atlantic City, to-morrow
week.
new Greedy & Brown Club was organized
last evening.
Pavsments should not be washed for fs = days.
The water IL scarce.
The Delaware Actives cleared el76 ON their pic.
nic. last Thusday.
The Lenspe Social will give . moonlight ex-
curion, down the bay, tomorrow evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

IMPROVEMENT. " ashington Mason is building
eight three story brick houses at the corner of
Fifth and Harrison streets. for T. Y. DeNormsn-
,,e He is also erecting two three-story brick
houses, with back buildings, for Edward Springer.
IN Ninth street, between Jefferson and Madison.
Also two first class three-story brick houses with
back buildings and ell modsrn improvements III
n Nlnth street, between Orange and Tatnali.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

FoR NIAoARA FALLs.-W Wilmingtonans can
visit Niagara Fsils by way of the Wilmington Il
Reading Railroad and return for $3.50. and ny
leaving here at $50 A NJ arrive there ~ hours IN
advance of ali other lines. Arrangements have
also been made by which round trip tickets for
Bedford Springs can be procured for el3 IS. Par
ties wishing TO visit these famous resorts will An
this the most economical and pleasant manner OF
going.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
REMOVAL!
THOMAS MTG HELL,
EyyP WISHING VNDER1 4 X Il II

-, Respectfully informs his friends and
Dthe public sener ily that ne nas re
NOV ed from the N. W. corner OF Fifth an FRENCH
streets to
NO. Ala KING ATH EIC'r
Whore hs il prepared to give his personal it'nt'""
Also. agent tor \. 8. EAriys Patent Rose"o""
Burial Casket. ..
He hss also purchased the right to use stockton
4 Ehepler'e Universal 'Orrse Presc, yer. 80
esidence. No. lO3 West Seventh st. osti!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
The "ooss Days and thsI, Danger

At this season Of the year the blood IL apt
skin sallow, the body enfeebled, the system
relaxed, making It susceptible to attacks Of
chills and fevors, rheumatism, eruptions OF
the skin, and the development Of the effects
"f tho injudicious use Of calOmel. All this
trouble may be avoided by the use Of few
hotties Of Dr. TUFTS SArsaparilla and Queen 3
Delight 1t Is harmless In It's effects. but q
powerful enemy to diseases, Try 1t, and
you will And It . friend In need.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

FELL IN A DITCH "A young man. in u state OF
;ntoxicat,op. wandered over on the causeway, last
night, and repssed his weary torn on the ground.
close beside . ditch. Becoming restless in ms
slumbers, he soon rolled into the ditch, from
whence be emerged. covered with mud and dirty
water. thoroughly sobered and completely dis
gusted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

The MARxETs.-Bu IS TO 40 per pound !:
honey 80 do; eggs. 2St93O per doz. chickens.
sweet potatoes Goo per half peck; apples, 6(gl2
do; onions, 26@30 do; string beans, l2al5 DO i.
pears, l2als do; peaches. l2a25 do, or 6Os&l %
per basket: II per quart corn, l0al5
per doz.; beets. 5a7c per bunch; cabbage 4alO per
head; csntelopes, 2alO each; watermelons, l5a5o
each; oats 48a6O per bushe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

POSTPONED. The excursion to Cape May which
was to have been given by the Lsnape Social. has
been postponed, owing to some necessary repairs
which are being made to the boat, and which are
not yet completed. Parties having tickets eau
have their money refunded. moonlight excur-
sion will be given by this association Tomorrow
evening, on the steamer ARIEL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

ARRKsrxD.On Monday the 18th inst. at the
rail road wharf. Ellen Christie and Charles Cur
ran wers arrested and committed TO jail BY JUS
ing OF Charles Christie. the husband Of the former
near Preston, Caroline county. on the 10th inst
Cambrsd0e Chvonscle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

NINTH WARp.-The Republicans Of the Ninth
Ward will hold . meeting at the old Academy
next Monday evening, to nominate \ candidate
tor Council. Eli Mendnhaii is named a. a can
lidafa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

PRAoH TRAIN. The peach train On the
mington q Reading Railroad will commence rn''-
ning this evening, and continue during the season.
leaving the depot here at O'Clock p n. daily.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

FAST DRrvINo.-MargaretS Smith. hailing from
New Castle, was arrested BY officer Hickman. this
morning. for driving . jaded horse through the
streets At rapid pace. with reckless disregard
Of the safety Of pedestrians. When stopped, the
horse was almost ready to drop from fatigue 1t
belonged TO Mr.. w. Alexander, while the carriage
and harness are the property Of Dickinson q Bro,
which the former had hired. The woman said
that MI. Alexander had loaned her the team to
take a morning drive, which she proceeded to do
with vengeance. She is ROW reposing in the
City Hall cells. sleeping of the effects Of frequent
potations Of liquor, and awaiting trisi,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

PEACHHs. There were over 100 wagons !oa
ded with peaches In our market on "Wednesday
and they sold readily q ~ TO Is per half peck
and rs to u. rs per haakss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
The North Carolina lce-0roam
P0lOonOr.

GREENSBORO. N. G., August 14.-Jim John:
son, the ice.cream pOisoner, has been indicted
and committed TO jail. Several Of the persons
poisoned are IN great danger. one or two OF
their lives being despaired Of. The excite
ment has greatly subsidized.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

We 70 Truly a stump aposker
Who, when talking, exhibits mouthful Of stumrs
II you would keep your dental fixtures in perfect
talking ordsr, use the fragrant SoZoDoNT daily
the recipe is simple but sure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

FINE COTTAGE The Republican says that VIM
NJ Field is erecting q fine frame cottage on the
site Of the house occupied by the late Joshua Gill
pu known a. Kentmere cottage, on the Brandy
VINE. 1t will be three stories high with maDsaid
roof, and will contsin all the modern improve
ments. The plan was procured frsm tho town OF
Elizabeth. n. j.. and 1t will be fully equal in ap-
psarance to any of tho fine mansions in that city.
The carpenter work 10 being done by Wilson &
Mitchell Of the city, and the tin work by II. +.
P,ckes. The situation is delightful one, being
unsurpassed by any on the Brandywine.
SALE OF MONEY At the regular monthly
meeting of Diamond State Loan Association,
last evening, $1,000 sold at aO11 per cent. pre-
MUM.
THE LEVY CoURr-Samuel H. Derrick Of
Rockland, Brandywine Hundred, is spoken of
in connection with the Republican nomination
for the Levy Court.
BUsY.-The factory Of Joseph Walker, near
the new bridge, on the Brandywine is kept in
constant operation, notwithstanding the low
water, .s,esmpower having been introduced
sometime ago.
The CITY CouNcIL.-The Republicans Of
the Fifth Ward will nominate a candidate for
Council this evening. The candidates are Z.
NJ Stotsenberg, F. F. Bogis, VIM. Candy and
VIM. N. Chandler.
To ATLANTIC CITY.-The Y. NJ. G. A. of
Central Presbyterian Church, will give q
grand excursion to Atlantic City, N. j., by
rail- on Friday, Aug. 23d. leaving the depot
here, at 8, A. NJ. Ample time will be given
at Atlantic City, for bathing and other plea
sures. This will undoubtedly prove one Of the
most pleasant excursions Of the season.
WoRKINoMEN's MEETING. The Eight
Hour League held u meeting, last evening In
the Water Witch engine house, for the pur-
Of considering the prOpriety Of nominating
Q city ticket, resolution providing for such
measure having been introduced ut . prey
ious meeting, and laid over. After consider
able discussion, substitute was introduced
and adopted, which declares that the Loago
deems 1t itinexpodient, at this time, to n0min-
ate city ticket. but sdvisos the members to
vote for those ca ndidates who are "knOwn 70
be in favor Of labor reform" Without
tIansacting any other business Ut import an0e,
the meeting adjourned.
BUILDING AwARD.-A meeting of the COM
mittee having the matter in charge was held On
Monday evening, aud the bids for the erection
Of buildings upon the new Riverview Cemetery
were opened. They we're = follows:
WoOiley 4 Conner, $6,O60
w. H. Foulk, 5000
J. d. Winslow, $500
p. Chandler, 6,760
John q. Hsddock, A,9oS
The cootssct was awarded to Mr.. Haddock.-
The building comprise supsrinterdsnt's resi-
deuce, reception room and Office. Work will
b commsncsd at oncs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
New Advertisements. A

Eheriff's Sale.
To School Committees.
Dr TUFTS Sarsaparilla.
Excursion BY Moonlight.
brakes Plantatitn Bitters.
Excursion to Atlantic City.
Excursion to Cape May postponed
Notice from the Water Department.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
.aoel9rlGa.
1TIr11aa xIfa Sv1Huo.

x11x1Hos xx1e 8v1nuo.
Je6erson Lodes. No. 2, !. y. y. F.. ~ Odd
Fellows; 1hll Thisdaad King. y r.
Ksokuk Tribs, No. 3, /. Q. a. NJ, at Red Mems
Wiloi.rt0 Dlviaoa, No. /, 3. of T., At Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. |, o. U. A. at
Mschanics' Hall, 2l9 King street
Bope Council, No z, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Ladv Washington Home Communion. at 5O4
Market street. H#fl.' A'
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. Of r., at knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Jeremiah Buckley tell iuto vat OF hot water III
"A slaughter house st Cambridge. Mass. on Tues
day night, and was badly scalded that he Is not
expedited to recover.
The failure Of n large oil firm IN P,ttshutg Is
reported, with liabilities exceeding II l.UoO,ooo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15
furniture, &f.
Furniture ana ven,tian .Biinds

Furniture ana venltlan Bilnds.
J. & J. N. HARMAN,
No.4lOKINa STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.
,~8~zn We respectfully inform the citiaens Of
Wilmington and the surrounding country
III that we continue to mi nfacturT and kssR
02SD on hand at our large and lone estsblished
warerooms, Furniture of every .arietysnd style.
coi,sisting Of Mahogany. koseMo GOD and Walnut
Furniture, suitable for parlOr. dining room and
chamber uses.
Our assortment Of Furniture s as large aud varied
- can be found In Delaware. and all articles sold at
our establish msut Warrantsd % represented.
Venitiap Blinds oi the most fashionable designs
made to order and kept eohstaStly on hand. We
also manufacture and constantly keep large -
sOrtn emf OF Sprius Hair NJ Oss and Husk Mattress
a.. jill N. HARMAN.l
in1 AlO Kibe street. :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye Acts lnstantsneously.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

The failure Of n large oil firm IN P,ttshutg is
rsuorted. with liabilities exceeding 81 .OOO,OOO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

THE CITY CouNcIL.-The Republicans
the Fifth Ward will nominate a candidate Il
Council this evening. The candidates are 1
NJ Sto.senberg, F. F. Bogia, VIM. Candy an
Wm N. Chandler.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-15

BUILDING AwARD.-A meeting Of the COM
mittee having the matter in charge was held On
Monday evening, aud the bids for the erection
Of buildings upon the new Riverview Cemetery
were opened. They we're = follows:
Woolley 4 Conner, $6.060
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To ATLANTIC CITY The Y. NJ. &. A.
Central Presbyterian Church, will give
grand excursion to Atlantic City, N. j.,
rail, on Friday, Aug 23d. leaving the de-
here, at 8, A. NJ. Ample time win be ri,
at Atlantic City, for bathing and other plt
sures. This will undoubtedly prove one Of
most pleasant excursions Of the season,