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NAGAZ1NEs.-Tho lhhiae for September
is a remarkably meritorious number, both rs
regards It's artistic and literary attractions
"Noonlght on the Hudson" drawn by Paul
Dixon, and engraved by Bogert, is a speci-
men 0f which lovers OF American AIT may
we'll be proud The sceno appears tp have
been chosen jnst above the Highlands, prob
ably between there and. Poughkeapsic ; and
the artists have performed their respective
parts with harmony Of feeling resulting in
one Of the most splendid and truthful effects
that it has ever been our good fortune to see.
The other full-page cut, "Wood Ducks"
by Gilbert Burling, is most charming
glimpse Of nature; and the loving care display
cl;in the minutcst details Of gorgeous nlumagc
and profnsc vegetation, stamps the draughts-
iran as an enthusiast peculiarly fitted for the
subject Those who were delighted with
thc noble Newfoundland Dog, in the March
number, will be equally pleased with Mr..
Thayers terrier "Playing Sick" and the
companion, in which the poor invalid is gal
yanizcd into life, asking "Who said Rats"
"Watering Cattle" By Peter Moran; ''hit-
lie llnri'y," by John S. Davis; 'Lais Corin-
thaica," after lTolbcin, with several smaller
designs: 60 to make lip what we feel justified
in pronouncing one of the most remarkable
of all periodicals. The poetry and literature
is as fresh and crisp as ever. For interest
and ornament it will have no rival, when, at
the close of the year, it is bound and laid
upon the parlor Or library tablc-it will in
decd be-. royal volume. Subscription (in-
GLIDING Oil Chrono), $500 James Sutton
& Co.. Publishers. 5S Maiden Lane New
York.
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TuE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.-Fro'a the
communication of NO o. which appears i"
another coiamn. 1t vii! be seen that two
Divisions of the Sons Of Temperance were
or.anzcl ia;S Saturday by u. &. ". J.
:. II. Kennedy, assisted by other brcthre"
oltYa:e.ec Division No. 0. Of Camden. Sever
nj I:;lics aiso announced their adherence to
n. CAUSE. and il is to he hoped that tho
Divisions 4, Smyrna and Ehcnrzcr will live
to 10 ycoman$ service.
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CoTToH.-Thc prevalence OF rust in this
vicinity has caused cotton to open very Tree
ly, though this disease has materially reduced
the quantity Of the liicd. About 20 bales
Of new cotton have been so far received Ill
this market this season, and we quote the
price yesterday as ranging from IS to IL
cents ncr pound
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WANTED, AGENTS-$10O to $3.50 pe,
w mcnth-cvcrywherc, Male and Female to
introduce the genuine improved MARSHALL SEW
ING MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem,
fell, braid, tuck, bind, cord, quilt ard embrod.
er in most superior manner. Price only S15,
fully licensed and warranted for five years. We
will pay 500 for any machine, high priced or
that will sew stronger, more beautiful or more
elastic stitch than ours. 1t makes tile ELAsTic
LOCK STITCH. Every second stitch canb cut and
still the cloth can not be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay agents from 500 to $3.50
and expenses ora commission from which twice
that amount can be made For circulars md
terms; apply to or address: S. MARSHALL & Co..
No. .102 Nassau Street, New York.
CAUTioy-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties travelling through the country palminc
off worthless cGstiron machines under the same
name oc oracrwise Ours is the only genuine
and really cheap machine manufactured.
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so cents For Six Months OH Trial.

Erery M!son sAould subscribe 10 the MASONIC MON
lror, published monthly, al Goldsboro n. c.
Devoted strictly to the Sciences, Philosophy,
Symbolism and Jurisprudence of Masonry and
news of special interest to the fraternity South,
The MONITOR has received the highest eneoni-
ums from the impartial and intelligent press of
the country The proprietor solcits The patron
age and support Of the fraternity. Address J. A.
BON1TE, Managing Editor, Goldsboro n. G..
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Sg,erim's sale.
Kocpman & Summers, T.. =.
VS., II. l"'

VS.. II. Ill.
Jonathan Newman,
H lodged, | will proceed to sell, in front at the
court house in Camden, on Monday the second
day Of Scptr next, withinthe legal holfs0' s"'e'
the follo|ing property, to-Tit; ,,,.o 49,;
The ntSiifesI Of the defendant in all those PIE
ccs rorcrls or traGss of land silua!cd in this
com,:y on the waters of Lynchcs Greek, which
F.. Grsncr, surveyor general, and Josiah Cantey'
deputy surveyor did certify for John nno cone On
the 2Gth day Of September, a. d: l1'S, upon n
survey made for him upon theG'h day of August
1793: said tract originally laid out for twenty
fomr thousand (24,0OO) acres, defendants in
tcrcst supposed to be one sem-liyidea iaoIely s,
thereof, subject tc certain reservations. hGvlc1
uponast the property fJonatn"h NeWa'nn' '''u'
at the suit of Koopman and sommcrs.. --
TEnMs-casI, purchaser paying for stamps
and papers.
aug s, ID J.P BOSWELL D. u
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NToSrGoNEEI, Co., N. G., Sept. /. 1869.
Ur. Em. II. iW:
Sir.;'easc accept the heartfelt .thauks
Of "A mother .who Was well nigh driven to de:.
pair hy the Sal condition Of an only child.
iIy little boy has been afflicted with Serolula
ever since his birth, and after trying every
remedy that was recommended, and several
physicians had pronounced him nast all hope,
laccidcmtally heard ofyour Sars"parilla
and Queens Delight. 1t was so highly re-
commended that I concluded to try it, but
! must confess with very little faith. He
has taken nine CT the bottles you sent ne,
and I am happy in being able to say that he
IS al,Iost well; ard believe by the time he
takes the dozen nc will be perfectly restored
to health. lie has gained flesh, has fine
appetite. and now walks two miles to school
| Shan always remember YOU with graft,
tulc. ANN MURRAY.
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FATHERS AND MorHERs.-Tf you occupy
these relations now, or arc about to do So
study well your constitution. If you have
acquired or Inherited Scrofula. or any disease
which may be transmitted to your offspring,
it is yorr solemn duty to cradcatcit. Thous-
anlS uf children are nov suffering from tho
effects of poisonous disease transmitted to
lem fcm their parents. The thought is
- "a. You can save yourselves much
soIno.y ,o;''D 49, <o|icitudc. and your dear little
cnc% much pa,.: j." az onh1pp'noss by the the
timely use CT DR.. "utts .c"rSap"rllla s. and
Queens Delight. 1t VIII surety es'atcate 1
the taint frow your system or if it ha" a.,
ready been cntai!ed upon your child, give 1t
at once, this valuable preparation and Its syS-
tcn will b, renovated and restorcdto sound
NeSS.
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/T.,srs. GHIFirsN u H0EfMAN NEWS
Er,ryr ADVERTISING Agents. 30. S1"M SFr%.
s HALrIMoEH. Mp. are day authorized to cont:ao!
Y r,r nj - rl!suingntS vt our Ira!Sj AfSFtse:S
G IN tCt CIty ere requested 10 Tease their iarG!S WIN
1 tlls ',nr,c This !TI k:: exceptional iaSlit loE
n placing advertisements thca'y, aig We thhS c 80
III Irr in rrcrriny all wEo desire 70 &Iterlsc ~ ou
a oCt"vin papers especial? those haflES TtH e''a'o
q to c.lI--tu these gentlemen.
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PROPOSAL.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the Of
flee oftl.e Count commissioners at the cc"i
house, for ono month, for the building OF
bridge on Big Lynches Creek at Mlilers Mill
Names of suretics must accompany the bid.
J.F. SUTHERLAND Chairman.
aug. 8 I'm
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. GOromer'S Sale.
SOUTH UCAROLINA-KERsIIAw COUN

SOUTH ROLlNA-hERSllAW COUN
TY.
TTNDER and by virtue Of an execution to me
| directed, will proceed to sell in front of
the couct house in Camden, within the legal
hours of sale, on the lst Monday, 2nd day of Sep
tembernext, the cfollowingmcntioneda anu deserib-
ed property, to-wit. 80. ~. ..,..s,
All the right title and interest Of the defend
ant, ifany, in two hundred acres arablea and sew
en- hundred acres uncultivatcd land and build
ings thereon in Flat Rock Township, kcrshaw
county, bought by saiddefcndant as land of Ario
Miles, Agent, at n sale of delinquent lands, on
the 9Th day of June, 1872. Also ~ lot Of lumber
containing one thousand feet, more or less. Lev
led on as the property of james z. Boswell S. X.
c., Mt the suit of j. J. Horton ir.
W. DEPASS, Coroner X Co.
aug 8 3w
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KERSIIAW--IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Estate of j. J. Workman.

WHEREAS W. II R.Workman has made suit to
mc for letters administration on all and singular
She gooils and chaitles rights and credits Which
were of the said J.J. Workman deceased. Now
therefore. this is to summon and require, all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased 10 be and appear before Inc at the
court of probate to be held on the 9th day Of
Scptr next, TO show cause, if any there be, why
said administration should moi be granted.
aug 22nd II. j. +. UTliEELAND, J.P.
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PROPOSAL.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the Of
flee of the County Commissioners at the Court
House, for one month, for hc building of /,
bridge on Buffalo Creek at Raicy's Mills. The
names of surcics must accompany the bid
J. +. SUTHERLAND, Chairman.
S'Aug % limo.
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NU&ctin2'&e

wiTr2,.r; DIVISION No. q. s. OF Tat,
toaI the regular meeting of your Division at
Temperance Hall on Monday evening at : o.
D. c. KIRKLEY, T. s.
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Estate of John Motley
SIaepiff's Sale.
James Small, Admr
VS. Fl. fl.

'"1''S~ '1p'iii -AA
VS. Fl. fl.
Rerwcll Jones Sr.
DY virtue of tbeabove Fl. IA. 10 me directed and
ID lodged, will proceed to sell, i'll front Of the
court house in Camden, on Monday, the second
day of Sept next, within the legal hours of sale
the following property to-wit:
One tract OF land in this county containing
twcnty-thrcc hundred and thirty-two acres
more or less, bounded north by lands of Schorr
1,r,., cast by lands of Jona'hanJ Orgburn and
CrnIiicI Nosley, west by lands of seborn Jones
and Hilton t9nes, south by lands OF Eoncrt Nr, ,'
llcy M md Hilicu Robertson levied upon US the
,>ro,sr,v n.oy OF Burwe.l Jones ST. at the Suit OF
Ps"r P,,I"s Small, admr. So much of the tract as
pSmains. ] after setting Oft the homestead will be
Trnms-Cash, purchasers paying for stamps
and papers ID n,,,,
aug 8 I'll j.. -. D"a"h"h' % ~ y.
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Orr AGENTS Is CuAELEsToE.-ThradvcFiiS;hS
agency n.' Walker. Evans < Go1swell, represent
81 l.y Roswell T. Logan. Esq. is The only author
izc., aern! for IHis Tap2" in Charleston.
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NKrrIyG OF THE W'rEREE FAIR AsSo'
,rloy.-.in adjourned meeting OF the
N'a.crcc Fair Association Will be held on
Saturday. the 31st instant. st The Directors
roo,G or tAo Dan!, IF Cundan, at Il o'clock.
full attendance Of the members is rcques-
tcd rs business Of Importance vii! be before
,nn;n. J. b. DUNLAP, Sccy.
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School Notice.

4 TEACHER is wantct! to take charge of the
\ Male Academy Of the Camden Orphan Socle-
~ TO open not later than the lst Of Octobe
next. The school building is now undergoing
full repair. Applicants requested to comm'l-
nicate wirL JOIN NJ. DESAUSsuGE, Prest.
amelia Camden G..
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j. w. DePASS,
T. EsEAE Jus I'll CE'

4 IL Claims Put in my hands for collection
n will receive prompt attention. .
(Oficc Upstairs in Workman Building.)
our ) f.
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Fresh Turnip Seed.

TUsT received. 4 large lot Of fresh Turnl
u Seed at ~
augSf llopusoS q DONhAf.
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VONSORTAI.

IIAVING Repaired and ed our shop, we
( are now prepared 10 do any work in our
line Our shop is in The Market Building, on
Main Street.
Shaving, Shampooing,' 'ITair-cutiing &C., done
in the cstStyles, GEo McLAlN &Co.
,rn - IT,
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LO0n Agents wanted oscI -" peau'ilal 4n"'o, ,
JUUU grayh Mrrpiags Crfyfc1i"and PhoI"y'"."
Fi;aHy Rs:;rls For terms scnd stamp TO
CnIpIU & BaO., Publishers, York, Pa.
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HIncuLARs containing all information rs To tho
" benefits to be realized by its use, mode ofuse-
ing, either as aspecial maners or. for compost,
with quantities required SC &C., will be sent to
any address or delivered .inpcrsou at our office.
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EXTENSIVE, ARRIVALS.

NlHE UNDERSIGNED Is is now opening hand
/ some and well selected stock of
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CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK
FERTILIZTNG LIME. LIN Il

WE are now; prepared to take orders for the
w aboTc--dcliverable at any time betwe6n
this date and the lst of October ncxtLin 'qIan-
'ttieso suit purchasers; for cash, or payable on
the ----- - ---..- n
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FOR Building, plastering and Wwitewash.
ing, and Of the very best quality, constantly
on han and for sale low, as above. ..a.4 ',.
june 81 If ~ D; Ida CO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
societies.
nIrrr1Nns rnls rYENINo.


Delaware Lodge, No. l. l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 20, /. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King
Mattahoon Tribe No. II, o. II. NJ at Rod
Mems Hall, AIS Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. c, l. o. II. NJ. in fourth
story saville building, 9th and Market streets.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. s.,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets
Franklin Council, No. o, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No, 3, Jr o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets
Enterprise Circle, b. U. q, A., at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, X. Of p, al
Knights of Pythias Hall, No. 21i Market street
Washington Lodge, No. 3, G. F., at Good Eel
lows Hail. Sd and King streets.
Old Church Division, No. IS, s. of T., Seventh
| below Spruce.
| 18th and Scott streIt9.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
The rLtttle Election y
ITS OCCURRENCE TG-MoRHow-PAHIItL LIST OF
THE CANDIDATES.

ITS OCCURRENCE To~MoRHow-PARIIAL LIST OF
THE CANDIDATES.
The Little Election, OF election for Assess-
sors and Inspectors takes place III several Wards
of the city and hundreds Of the county, to-mor-
row. We present below the names of tile
Republican nominees of all the Wards,
save the Tenth, and Of the Democratic as far as
they can he ascertained. In some of the Wards
the Democrats have made no nominations.
The Republican candidates for Assessors were
made three weeks ago, and are For the North
District, Lewis L. Grubb for the South District,
Isaac Darlington. The Democratic nominations
were made on Saturday as follows North Dis
trct, Martin Farrell South District. John Akin.
TAetollOwing are the Candidates for Inspectors,
the names OF the Democrats being III italIc
First WaTd-Isaac Woodrow.
Second Ward d-Humphrey Morrow.
Thlld Ward--John NJ. Scott.
Fourth Ward - David Stevenson. John J.
Toner.
Fifth Ward-E. j Dougherty Wni. Hanna
Sixth WaId-FTank q. Sudlam. C. ". Hpe.
born.
seventh Ward-Frank Nolen.
Eighth Ward-G. Is Underwood. Jos Seal
Ninth W4d-Zlba Ferris Jr. Pdrke Mason
Custom as sanctioned the appointment u
one assistant by the successful candidate fo
Inspector, while the defeated candidate become
the other assistant. There will be no departure
from this rule, this year,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
MIR. In,imrr nnA UnIvury Church.

To tie Editor of the Commercial
The card Of the Rev. Mr.. Lstimer, accepting
from tho committee the prcifer of the proceeds
OF the stcreoptcon Exhibition. toward the en-
larging of Calvary church, prompts me to ask the
Insertion OF this communication IN your paper
MIR. Latimer is we'll known in this community
ns a faithful and successful minister Of the
Gospel aud his congregation as devoted BODY
OF Evangelical Christians. His church building
has long needed enlargement, and many friends
stand ready to help in this work. Let then the
Stereopticoa Exhibition be made an abundant
.iiccpss testifyIng TO its own excellence and our
appreciation OF its object, and lot us IN addition
seud special gifts to the committee, Messrs'
Gregg Chandler, Bauduy Simmons, Il. A. Van
Trump, and Wm. Y Warner, for the benefit oil
Calvary church. Friend
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
LOCAL intelligence.
Railroad Hours.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphfa-s.4b, $50 $40, 1880 g. m. 1920
400, 400, D.az, Ito 1890 p. m. Sundays $50, p. m
For Ne,o York-1.aO a. m. 1a2O and b.42 p. m.
For Balti,aors-la5q, aOs and 1000 a m. ; LOS and
hlT y. M
For the Deldrare r. R ~, a. m, tfer Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wimingt ~, p m J IL %
and 10 10 a. m 6 25 y. m. NO Sunday trains.
For Aei5 Cast s-t2bb. I, 10 10 q. M, aud rs pm.
For Codtssuille, heading, dc,-sSu, ana lu2J AN
Las and 900 p. M. Sunday train at g. M,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$780, lO.4b and 1910 a. m. ; 1910 280, 400, 500
100, SEQ and 11.s0 p m. Sundays 300, 11.30 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From pelatpGre R.-aOO from New Castle)
1918 a. m. ; s.o5 $40 and p. NJ Crhe two latter
are freight with passenger car attached
From ". d r R.--s.1b and 1l.4O, a m. 4.45 and
| $40 p. m. nday train at 6 p m.
| Prtm phiiao 81, hil-l249, 9.b6 m 1925, 124oI
S4b, tUI Sis, s.25, 1880. Sunday 1912 q. M and
| 1880 .. m.
| STEAMBOAT 3. NJ. FELTON,.
Leave Wilmington at T.p0, A. NJ, and returning
leave philadelphia at 3, p M.
BR- See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Fatal AccIdtnt.

A SAILOR FALLS FROM THE MASTHEAD oFAyE isEL.
An accident occurred on board Of the schooner
s. n. Wheeler of this port, on Friday last, which
proved fatal to one Of the sailors, whose name
We did not learn The schooner was lying IN
the river some distance below Delaware CITY
and the unfortunate man was at the main mast
head doing something with the sail or rigging,
when he, II is supposed, lost Ills footing. and
fell to the deck OF the vessel Captain Corson
Immediately eigpalled the steamer Itoet the
government light house boat, and had his vessel
towed to Delaware City, but the injuries receiv-
A nature. as to cause his death before reaching
that place. The coroner held an inquest, amt a
verdict was rendered in accordance with the
facts stated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30

~ Triumphant for 7psnty Y,ors. = More than
twenty Yeas ago I MUsuANo LIN MssT male Us
cicbut In the est Its cure Of the various Nerl
seases OF horses catte, ,astUnls ned tls auters
and larmer, of the Mississippi and UhiJ Vale ys,al
u demand Tor II sprung up wn!cn neCe Stated llb
manufacture ON an extensive scale. soon the dis
cOvery was made that II was grand spec Inc Tor
rhe umatism, gOut, neuralgia, ehrache, toJthachei
and other external ailments of mankind. . lien II
was tried AS hea ing pam Killing app catoa, III
cases OF outward in ury such as cuts OTu ss Suns,
spasm-, dc, aud was Ound equally stTEcea IL.
T'he tam I the new rem dy for some OF The most
painiu lis that a1ict mankind anu tue lower Rnl-
mails pread raj idly, and Mustang Liuiml 1t sooI
tooA rank In every state ana IeIhory OF The thlon
az q standard cure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Neslccr by Physicians,

To The Edito,eof the Commercial!
The young Englishman Who died ON Saturday
at the Mechanics Hotel, was taken With chills,
and when medical all was summoned the Doctor
refused to give the rick man attention. because
lie hal no money What remedy Is there for
tsch rad state Of things:
The mans lame was Frederick Jones, from
Westmorelaud, England lie was q years OF
age, without friends, and without money. He
was buried yesterday. by the st. Georges Socie-
tv, in their new lot in the Riveryiew Cemetery.
j. LOCKWOOD Presi lent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30

EB-A Delightful St, prise. = Ladies' whose fares
are cloudeu 10y superficial dis, ,lorations, and who
lave resolved U Try hAGAE's MAGNOLIA BaLA as a
r medy, have no iuea Of the woluOln surprise they
will r. IViNe rom Their mirrors after few al plcH
tlons of lhal heathful purfer o. the com Il Aion
d at all eAc able. they will scream with rapture OF
behodIug lhe change; whethrr The blemish IL is de
sired tn remove he sallownCss. bl tches, pinples
ireckles rOughness. or an ulIa ural nAllUr, II IA
bound 10 disappear under The nc operation Gi tina
wonderful agent 10 say that the Olemtsh u.ap
pears, d es not, however. convey any idea o. ht
effect pTuduc by thus Celebrated beautittr. The
unsghtly tnge whether diiiused yer the who'll
coniendnce or in spots, or pa Ches is replaced IS
a UNIFORM, pit arly bloom, to which no description
do iustice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Magistrates tnse-
Refo e Esnnlre Frazar.l j

Asbury Ford was fined % cents and costs
lust for tumbling little boy out OF his wag On
into the gutter and then throwing hun over
high fence into grave yard.
lBctcrs E.q Publ
Violet Williams whaled Annie Whaler for
which she was tiued costs and bound over for
$50 to keep the peace.
Court. for committing ali assault and battery on
Lettie Starr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Chestnnls are anrearing in market.

AHeetHuts aie appearing III maj nut
September leaves us with cool adieu.
Rev A A. Willetts lectures here on the 7th
of November
Rev. Geo. H. Smyth took final leave of his
congregation, last evening.
Rev. James I Kerney, of Philadelphia preach
cd at st. Paul's NJ L. Church, last evening.
The Young Peoples Christian Association of
st. Pauls NJ f. Church are pic-nicing along the
Brandywine this afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
New Advertisements, This Day,

Delaware raightlut-Prospeclu I'd page.
Carpenters wanted-J Jefferis son.
Piano for 4. le-J II B ever.
Harnwaie-TTuman 4 shaw, Philada.
Funeral notice.
Carpets cleaned-W. Macarthur 4 Co, Phils.
Wantt d immedateiy-Sm Ii house.
Dollar ReWatd Suap-City Item.
Bonds for sile-J. MrLear Son.
Blu ldinA lots for sale-J IS c. Jackson.
House for rrnt-E. Pennington.
PEI uliar dutertainment--k. omerhy q Co,
fheet iron worker wanted-Z Pickles.
Mantei--A quiet horse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30

DELEGATES TO THE UNITARIAN National Coz
FERLNcE.-At a meeting of the First Unitarian
Society held Immediately after the morning ser
vice. We teIiay, Mersrs. c r. Bent and VIM. Lea
wete appointed delegates with the pastor. Rev
+. Israel. 10 tie National Conference of Unit
arian aud other Christian Churches to be held
IN Boston, October 22l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Chrisrinrn nd-tn,d from Geo. W. Fly

To NE Editor Of the Commercials
take this late opportunity of thanking my
many friends for the Votes at the Hundred
Nomination for Asscssur also to say that shall
hartly support the successful nominee, and ask
all ms friends to do hkewre.
Returning home, Saturday evening, after an
alb b.ence of some days, l was told that it was re-
ported that aud many of my friends would use
our Influence against John Wood. This beg
leave ~ correct, as aboyea, least ~ far a. | am
come .uel GEo W. Ely.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
p mcrCourt.

Police business is on the decline very few ar
rests being made Only two cases since Satnr-
day morning. aud those for - common drunks,
This is certainly an evidence of the good order
which prevails in the city, OF of the negligence
on the part OF the officers to perform their dn-
tips-ole of the Two