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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
Board of Health on it's Travels.

GENERAL ASSAULT UPON PIG-pENs sTAdNAST
POOLS AND OTHER NUIsANCES.
The Board OF Health held several meetings in
various parts of the city on Saturday afternoon
The first meeting was held in Spring Alley, which
they quickly declared a nuisance and ordered it
to be guttered and paved.
From Spring Alley the Board adjourned to
view two small alleys between Second aud Third
and between Market and King. They were
declared nuisances and ordered to be cleaned.
s They then repaired to Nancy street in the 10th
ward, which was also declared nuisance, aud
ordered to be graded and paved
The next place visited was East Liberty St.
in the same ward. which was declared a nuisance
and President Mccall and James Bradford ap-
pointed to wait upon the City Council and re-
quest that body to have the cutters curbed and
paved.
The next place visited was the vicinity Of 81
and Monroe, where a stagnant pond OF water
was declared a nuisance and it together wit h
several plg-pens IN the vicinity were ordered to
be abated forthwith.
The Board next met at the Gas House Pond,
near Front and Madison streets, which they de-
elared nuisance and ordered;to be abated.
The vicinity Of Fifth street between Madison
aud Monroe, celebrated for the number and
llthiness OF lts pig pens, aud ordered them to
be removed forthwith.
Fifth and Monroe was next visited, whore a
stagnant pond OF water was ordered to DO
abated
Proceeding on their journey thoy came to the
low yards running back to Carpenter street
above Monroe, which they ordered to be filled
up.
Several alleys in the vicinity between Sixth
and Seventh, and Madison and Windsor streets,
were then visited declared nulsances and order
ed 10 be paved.
The last place visited was the locality of Mad
lsoni above Eighth street. where r pond of stag
mated water was declared a nuisance and ordered
to be abated.
The Board then adjourned to meet at O'Clock
L NJ. on Monday at Eighth and Spruce streets,
when several points iu that part Of the city will
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

AID LoAS-ANSUAL MEETING. - The fifth an
nual meeting Of the Aid Loan Association was
held one evening last week. and the Auditor =
report submitted. From this report it appears
that the earnings of the Association, including
dues, fines interest, &c, we've S4S 909 3S, while
the expenses were 81 1926. The loans amount
ed to ~, $40. The number OF shares is 1867
distributed among 2ll stockholders. The pres
ent value OF each share is s22.4O-an advance of
$40. 40 during the year just clos d. The amount
paid on each share Is Sl2. The highest premi-
um was 235i and the lowest 13. During the five
years OF itH existence its earnings have amount.
ed to s2Os 0S3.l5, and its loans slg7 O59 the
residue has been applied to the liquidation of the
expenses Of the Association. The whole amount
paid on each share is go their present value
each, s9L5I -- an advance of S37 81 during the
i've years
The old officers were re elected ]. G. Seeds,
Geo. ID. Armstrong and Geo. W. Piersou were
reelected Directors
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
lInrine News.
Reported for tie Commercial.
pORr nv Wtt ,t,D,,,-,s.,.

4 ohl oF WILMINGTON, July 8.
Ar1red Brig Hattie, Of Boston, Gates. from
* HOllingswOrth 20. $3.50
Schr; Anna A. Willis. OF Phila., ,Grantlin, from
Kinks Landing,N. J.,with sand to p. II, Mitchell
steamer Annie, Steen, from New York, with
merchandise to Chas Warner x Co.
Sloup I4innett, Stuart from Delaware ps,, mill,
bay Party, left this city OH July lat aid re-.
turned Saturday July 9Th. -
sloop Jesse Hilles Hickman, from Bombay
Hook with sand to W. Z. Karr.
barge Canton, Boo, from Sch'l Haven with coal
to VIM. ii. Almond q Bro.
Barge Howard, of Philadelphia. BOUCHER from
Philadelphia with moulding sand to Ii, L. Pick.
els IL Bro.
Barge Emma Morrow, from Philadelphia with
mdse to Geo. w. Bush
Barge City Point, Of Philadelphia. Maguire
from Schl Haven with coal to Geo. VI. Bush.
Barge Phoenix, from Sch'l Haven, with coal
to Walton WhRnn Il Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
WnMiNGroN, July s.
The Levy Court-Rcpublicnn Candidate

To HE Editor Of the Commercial
The selection of one qualified to represent this
city, in the Levy Court Of New Castle County ia
really more important than a member of the
Legislature We are more directly interested
among those who would reflect credit on their
constituents, none are more prominent Than
David Woolman, Esq. Mr.. Woolman's habits
OF hfe are correct to a fault he has had expert
enoc IN legislation a. a member of the City
Conncil, lie il practical, and honest. With such
a man We are sure to triumph. FIRST WARD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

~ Msritsd isiiHctiOa.-The well known Groton
junction, tile great thOrOughare Of the North srn
LIN - 10 BOSTON, has ceased u be-. With lAguaud
lncfehlnR pOpulatiun proud as well AZ prosperpus
its ClL"elis, III mass meeting assembled have voted
10 change the name Of their town to "AYEK'-After
one OI lle best Known men In Am -rca Dr. J. e.
AVER OF l.owell-and the Legislature Of Mass.-
tnuSeus mas enacted That decision into law We
'olnHhu their choice for not Ony Is the name short
ahu distinctive, but Dr. AVER Medicines have made
u gratefully known to the ends Of the earth. Prob
hhy no living man has carried relief To such count
ess nttud.h oil the SICK as lie, ana this hig hnonor
from MS neighDOrs tells the estimation in whch he
~ held by those who Know him-Brls OF Illnea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
Police Court.
A TRlo OF WIFE nEArEns.

TRIO OF WIFE BEATERs.
Thomas Foy was arrested for beating his
wife for which lie was fined 50 and costs, and
held in S2OO to keep the peace
D. +. Lynch was also arrested for taking the
same privilege, for which he was fined IS aud
COSTS and held in $500 to keep the peace.
Oornelleus McGreara Was arrested for the
same and made to pay costs and give bail in
$500 to keep the peace.
Jeremiah Hagerty, for threatening Catharne
Donohoe was fined 81 aud costs and held in $500
to keep the peace
Joseph Adims Tor being dtsorleriy, was held
for a further hearing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

HO, That We're Beautiful is the unspoken
wish OF thousands OF women TO whom nature has
denied the charm OF pure, fresh transparent COM
pexiOn. To crafty this wish HAdARs MAGNOLIA
BALM was introduced. The cosmetics Of the nAy
had been pronounced poisonous by the most dis
tihguihhed chemists, and Is was also found that
their ultimate effect was to Wther the skin As well
IN TO paralize the external nerves The ladies
hailed with delight the advent Of a healthful,
aerial and noral preparation capable OF mpartng 10
thelr faces, Heoks and arms porcelain 3moothness
and tinge Ike that OF the finest oriental pearl.
They soon discovered that II was "new thing un-
der the sum-" Incompatible and unapproachAbe
Unquestiona6ly the Magnolia Balm has been the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
before Esquire Frazer
Run Over by the Ours.
4 DEAF MUTE snocKINaLY mANn1l

DEAF MUTE sHoCKINGLY MANGLEp.
u me horthward-bound train on the Delaware
IL. H. struck an unfortunate girl. A deaf mnta
VINO was walking on the track Just below Moor.
ton station, on Saturday afternoon. Her bod,
was cut and mutated in a shocking manner
and when picked up the blood was flowing free
ley from her wounds and she was in an unoon.
aclons condition. DIR. Green. who was upop the
train, assisted by the conductor. secnred thS
broken arteries and ataunched the How of blood
when she was restored to conaciousness in,
Writhed IN the most excruciating agony. She /,
injured internally, and her life il despaired OF
Her name Is not given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Houra.
rRnNs LsAyR WILMINGTON.


TRAINS LBAvK WILMINGTON.
For Philddflphia-0sb, $50 $40, 10. 80 a m. IL 90,
400, 400, oaA, I.lo, 1870 p. m Sundays ESQ p. m.
For Reio 70 k-l.s0 a. m 1a2e and b.a2 p. m.
For Baitimore-l2oa, aOs and 1000 a m. Loo and
h1T p. IN
For the Delaware n. RI, a. m, (fer Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmingt n 8 1b, p M IL %
aud 1910 a. m. 70 p. m. No Sunday trains.
For hel0 caale-i2.56, 7, 101 a. m., and s25 pm
Fer Codtsspiilo, Reading fc.-s.sO, ana lU.2J
Las and oUO p. m. Sunday train at a m,
LEAVE mADKLPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
$50, lO.4b and 1910 a. M; 1910 2sO, 400, 500,
100, SoO and ll.sO p m. Sundays 800 11.sO p. M.
TaARs ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From ItlGgare R.-sOO from New Castle)
10lb a m. 800, a1b and p. M (The two latter
are freight with passenger car attached.
FTom ". q R. R.-slb and 1i.aO, a m. AGB and
sis p. m. lnday train at 6 p. m.
From Phild 'slohia-12.42, $50 a IN 1928, IL 4b
s.a5, 1OI, e.ls, e.2o 1OsO Sunday 1a42 a. m, and
1890 p. m.
STEAMBOAT q n. FELTON,.
LedUs Wilmington at $50 a. m and 1.sO D. m.
returning leaves Philadelphia at s.Bv q. M. and II
p. IN.
IL See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
RRANDYWINE SUMMIT
C A m p M EETINc

D. y. Camp-meeting will be held on the old and
fayorite ground, ''''
commencing August 10Th, and con ihuinp
10 Days.
rents y ft by l6, with door and bunk sl2
Without BUNK, Sll.
Boards rented at one cent per foot
Boarding, 20 cents meal. For three days ana
p' upWaIu' ~ pei day Tor gentlemen; 70 cents luI
la1les PREACHERS half price
Excursion Tickets will be issued
ne Committee on the location Of tents will'be on
me ground Monday morning, July 18Th, Al o'clOck
az which time and place ali persons desiring tenfs
OF locations Tor tents, will please be present Ihp
usual privileges Of the Camp will be disposed OF Al
2ocl0ck In the afternoon OF the same day.
Communications may by sent to
49,, j.. =. LANE,
NS-u Booths Corner Del, Co., Pa,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

The New York markets undoubtedly afford a bet
ter variety OF goods Of any Kind or chara ;ter re1ur
I'd, than any other in the world Strictly cosmopOli
tan, New YORK city leads the world In This respeet-
New YORK city leads the world in this respect Par
ties ordering direct from New York have been dis
appointed by want OF attention and accurancy on
the part OF those receiving the orders This ais now
entirely overcome by the establishment und n the
auspices OF some OF New YOrk's most prominent
men, OF Purchasing bureau whose duty IL s TO re.
celVe orders and place them where they can be
nled TO best advantage. In order to secure best
market rates cash must accompany the order Ol
goods sent G. o. D. Address the New York Purchas =,
Ing Bureau, I04 Broadway, New York. Dealers and
lobbers as well as consumers will serve their own
gQlar. '
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
NIugistrnte's Gases.
Before Esq. Watson !

Before Esq. Watson
d. Jack Trlsty committed an assault on Charles
Turner and was lined So and costs and bound
over in $500. to keep the peace
Before ESQ. Publ
Mary A. Forrest, fof an assault on Elizabeth
Bgrse, was fined the costs and bound over in
800 10 keep the peace.
before Esquire Frazer
Geo. Ellis, col, assaulted Matilda s MeIain
with club on the night Of the lth and was
held IN $500 for his appearance at Court, in de-
tault Of which he was sent over to New Castle
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
The Perkins Murder.
FuNERAL OF THE VICTIM.

NeN-hAL Vt AhE NltIlM.
Abram Perkins, so brutally murdered on the
afternoon OF the Fourth Of July was buried
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock In Mt zion
Cemetery from his late residence at the corner
Of Water and TatnAll streets. The funera /
is said to have been the largest ever seen in
this city for colored man, the tragic circum
stances OF the death OF the deceased, aroused
for him general sympaty. Rev. John Grinnage
preached tue funeral sermon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

sU- TiRse and enlightened experience have shown
that certain substances formerly used and relied on
IN msdioal prAotice, are unnecessary and dAnRersus
yet some Of these substances have found their way
INTO medical oOnpOunda Dr. Walkers California
being composed exclusively OF vegetable substances
from California Fer All disorders OF the liver Kid
neys, bladder, skin, and digestive organs and for
purifying the blood, they are the most wonderful
remedy known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

EH-SPRTN0 0OODa-Mr John II. Munlhausens
pleasant tailoring establishment at ais King street.
has Just been supplied with fine stock of SPAIHG
GoODs, selected with much care and discrimination
Just sneh stock as tastsfu people like TO examine
and select frem. Mr. MS customers have the ad-
vantage Of his 10 years experience IN the selection
Of goods and styles Of make up. Those needing
Spring goods should, by all means, oan at his place
before getting measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
MERELY MENTIONED.

The City Directory is out.
-sardines are 10 cents box.
Dry goods will always bear advertising.
House nies are more than usually abundant.
You will nnd poetry nowhere unless you bring
some with you.
The country never LOOKED handsomer than al
the present time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

Ew- E1tsnsivs Furniture stoTe.-The attention Of
the public il called so the very large and varied
stOck OF furniture Of ]. a ]. N. Harman, No. 40
King street There is nothing equal 10 IL in the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for ofice or dwelling can doubtless be aceommo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and Sell at prices low the best
houses In the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
The NIn5ornIty-ANore from CAM Dougher,,

To The Editor Of the Commercial
Some unprincipal persons are circulating a re-
port that intend to withdraw from the contest
Tor me nomination for the Mayoralty | assure
my friends that | shall appreciate their efforts In
my behalf at the coming nomination election.
Cmy motto is no Withdrawing or underbidding
and none will be more eager for the final success
OF the nominee Of the Republican party than
r, Il. j. DoUGHERTY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
4 INONsTRUCTION OF ICE HARBOR PIERS
" AT NEW CASTLE, DEI.

Z. s. ENlINHFR OFFICF, !
1880 ChebtnH ST, In ladelphia Pa,
Ju 6th lS7l
Sealed Pr 'p0sals, in dup cate, made on forms to
To Oa supplied from this ucr, Win a copy Of this
advertisement attached To ga h. will be received at
this Office until / 30 Ucluck +. Nj, OF Thur day,
August sth, 1874, Tor repairs gf one and cOnstmc-
tlun OF one new Ice Pier, and removal OF the one
existing Pier at this hathlr
The pier to be repaired Will require about 2,iI0
cubic feet OF dimension face stone aud $500 slprr-
nlal Il ct OF nag paving. Ie pier VIII rtQu q
about 81, ,2D feet OF timber 3,3,n pUrUhes -: Milling
AMI backing stone, 9.3S5 cuDic feet OF dimension
face and paving stone, sud Tue necessary iron for
fac eniugs The pier 10 he removed IA crib work 50
feet by 40 feet by ~ fee, o led with stone
Specifications &c supplied from this once, where
plan vi tie WORK can be seen.
j. D. KURTZ,
lsd L. Col. Ul Eng 4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

OFFICERS ELECTED. the quarterly meeting
OF the Youths Temperance and Anti-tobacco So
ciety OF the Union NJ. f. Sunday school yester-
day, the following officers were elected to serve
during the ensuing quarter President William
Mcbride; Vice President Theodore Stevens ;
Secretary, Z. I. Maxwell Treasurer, Lizzie
Hallowell
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

sE-1TTo9-RRB- W0RRs-1s72 Fire crackers
tOrpedees, nAgs Lanterns, &o., can ba purchased,
ket street. Wilmington, Del Largest stock aud best
goods at the lowest prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
Proposals.
l MpaovrMENT OF WILMINGTON HAR.

L. 8. ENGINE ar nEFIIE,
1880 Chestnut IT,, Philadel hia, Pa,
Juy 9th, .Si2
Sealed Proposals, IN rup icate, mate un 10 ms
suppl ed irOm this UGiica, with cspy e this udver-
tisement attached to each VIII be rec ven At this
Oiilgc, until u O'Clock, NJ o THURSDAY, august sth.
1914 tr rem owing b. dryd ing rom the chanpel OF
Chr tiana river at three PAGES, about 1900 cnbic
yards OF mud, sand ami other loose material; also
separate prU9u ais tOT removing rock (35 Uubi :
yards, nett,) from same river.
spec htaii1ns, &c., Will hs furnished from this
Cuice where map OF localities eau he seen.
j. u kURTZ
lFs-Gt L. Col. OF hnginuurG
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

B-A strong application Of the "DoLLAR RE-
WARD SOAP" cures prickly-heat and all similar
runtiOns, and instantly alsviates the bite Of mos
quitOs. neas bed-buRs, &C , dc.
WIN. Ii. ALMOND BRO, Agents for wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
Anardina.

ID OARDING "A man and wife c1n be accOmmo-
ID dated with board at
yc,2ip. 2l4W. FOURTH ST.
DOARDING. "A married couple and also Two
I'D young men Can obtain beard at
ly2-6t No. Il. SE 'OND ST.
DoARDING-A few summer noar1ers can be
ID accommodated. Convenient 70 failrHad Eli
quire at j529-sOdtt COMMERCIAL uF -ICE
DoARDING-At the y. ". corner'of Eighth and
} West streets. Table board also furnished.
ieil-u A a NJ. FOTHEhGILL.
D DOARDING-ln private family; beautiful view
, OF city and country; high, healthy location,
large airy rooms Apply At
EIGHTH ASp FRANKLIN SITS,
mys-tf Wilmington Del.
bOARDING-At
I'D apr26m 9O0 DELAWARE AVENUE.
ID OARDING.-A few gentlemen csn be accomo-
} dated with board at
febS-tf 23i WALNUT STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

az Dya1tpsia Dsstropes The Teeth.-Cnless its
effects are cOunteracted by that pnrc vegetable
tonic and antiseptc SOZODOHT. No bodily disease
impair them II this antd0te to all corrosive ele
mssnts that act upon the enamel is regul .rly ap-
a. lan
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

NEW ENGINE FoR THE W. * W. RAILROAD. A
new engine No. 2, from Baldwins Locomotive
Works, was sent up the Wilmington and Wes-
tern lallroad, this morning for active service
No /, which has been in service has been left at
the Round House in this city for repairs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

TEACHERS EXAMINATION. The examination
for teachers to ill the vacancies occasioned by
designations, and Others for supernumeraries
commenced to-day
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
Eg-GRBAT cLEARLNG OUT SALE or DRl

=, ~ GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE or DRI
10 days at SHAW d BRAKES, gls Market street.
Look at the prices.
Best prints lOc old price H.
Heavy musllns i2l%c
Dress goods 10, l25f, 10, 20, &c.
Beautiful Piques voc. old price 40c
- 2Oc sc.
Towels TO- l2q, 15, 20. 25c.
CassInerss, 80, 40, As, b0o.
Shawls 81 80 old price 81. 80.
" $500, old price a. OO.
ParasOls ~, go, 75, soc. 81 co. 81 % II 20
Linen Napkins Csc per doz.
sash ribbons reduced.
scotch Wash Damahk Coo worth SIC.
Other goods reduced.
can ana zee SHAW \ DRAKE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

U-1bs easyot R,ispendsr has an enviable reputa-
tOn Of % years' standing, and sold At Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

Bw-J. p. Doughten, No. 410 Ba,ket Street, keeps
full line OF Mems Goods second to none in the large
cities, and at 70 per cent. less.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

BERRY sHTPMEMNTs. The berry shipments ap-
pear to be abating. On Saturday 2 car loads
we're shipped to Jersey City, and 8 to Philadel-
pima
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAs.-The Semi. annual Sos
sion OF the Grand Lodge X. of P. will be held at
Middletown on the l7th inst, at one oclockP. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
U-UP TOWN SHOE sroRK.

LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited to call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
and satisfy themselves tnat that is the place 10 get
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS made
TO order perfect nt guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and CHILDRBYS
machine sewed boots and shoes for sale at the yerv
lowest prices. DO not forget to call and learn nv
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for GUS
tom boots, shoes and galters.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
j. NJ. HOLMES,
No, 10 West Eighth street
mar2s-u t2d door from ShpeyJ Will, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

FS-Ths Patent PantaiOon Drapers are comfortable
and sold at DoughteRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

B-7he Paragon Shirt ia popular all over the Uni
ted States, and manufactured only al Doughten's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

The Board Of Public Education will meet this
evening.
The annual meeting and election OF officers of
Franklin Loan takes place this evening at 4Ol
Market STREET
The congregation Of the Union NJ. F.. Church
yesterday, instructed the Trustees to employ
Professor Allen, as organist, aud to increase his
salary to $3.50. =
George HOgans was another OF the peaceable
and quiet colOred men knocked down aud
brutally beaten by Mullady, who killed Perkins
on the 4th Of July.
The Union NJ. L. Sunday School will go on an
excursion next week to Chester Heights, ii the
grounds are not previously engaged. In such a
case the school will go to Port Deposit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
for Rtnt.

UNoR RENT Dwelling No. 60l West Sixth a
street, In elegant order Possession i'm N1
mediaiely. also, one on seventh. below Walnut
will MAKE the rent lower Apply 70
VIM. n. REYNOLDS
Real Estate Agent
j7Ga' $50 West street.
UNOR RENT-'rwO or three pleasant rooms 10 6l8
Il Market street. Inquire within. ,,s,,,s
Jyo-lW o. ID. bhNl1.
IINoR RENT-House and store III shipley m
-'P'' ~ EVANS PENNINGTON,
lyb 81 No, SO ". Seventh street
,NUN RENT OR SALE at very low prices; The
u following new and uegant homes, eXcrllenty
located with every modern improvement. Posses
No 6iO west street, ur eleven rooms.
gu Washington street, QO) ten -
s2 Madison street, t4) eleht "
No bi9 W. sixth street,
je99-u or, 2OT shipley street
LNoR RENT-Four new three story B-ick (ss
u Houses on Front street, near CLAYTON. H!a
Rent tt25O per MONTH Inquire at the tea store No.
iea9-tf wM. II. PIERCE.
INoR RENT-A large store-room with oiiice
'front.' large yard bag % Win stabllng for SIX
ttq W. FrOpt street. or
aprQ9-tf E. c. Pierson, (next door.)
VNoR RENT-Two frame houses one nile a
n from city limits. Apply 20 .., -, ,r,,hI! ~
marl2u THOMAS WALTER
NTHARF PROPERTY FOR RENT-Situated at
w south end of MaTket Sc. Bridge Apply 70
frb17-tf CHAS. WARNER A co.
FTOR RENT.--House No. 915 Delaware Avenue,
IN with fifteen rooms, In complete order, and also
will Sell frame building rear OF the lot, built
M. M. CHILD a CO.,
No. West Seventh street.
sen l6-tf Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

Eg-summer shirts of all sizes, from rs cents up,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

E~-Faney Stripe Balbriggan, and English half
Hose, ct DOughten'A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

Ey-Hsgant Styles of Neck Wear always on hand
at DOughtenB.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
A OADINANCE

40 AMEND THE ORDINANCE ON MARKETS
BIZ il oritinsd By the CITY CouHcH n Wilmington:
SECTION l. That section 2 Of tbs Ordinance on
'MaIAuis rs pfluted un page las Of the Ordinance
BOOK ut 500, ne amended ~ adding after the wurds
streets, AT the cnd uf tne tenth line thereof thg
following, VIZ
'The sails under the north caves Of Second Street
Marx uuust shall alsu ne sta ads Tor butchers
Passed a. the ClIy HAL July stu. lsI2
JUSllU a MARlS
President City council
Attest; Il i. TANL)R CLERK. Jys-.i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08

Dollar Reward Soap-Ciiy Item.
Reliance cOal-tieo. W. Buth.
Merlted Dlstinotlon-City Item.
An ordinance concerning health.
An ordinance on markets.
An ordinance fer the removal Of garbage.
Sealed proposals for Improvement uf Will harbor
Sealed proposals for ios harbor piers
NOtice-Charles Alexander.
Hardware-Truman 4 Shaw
Funeral notice.
Notice X. OF p.
Notice-Tobacconists
Diamond eating saoon-John D. Young.
Pennsylvania Railroad, change Of hours.
HosteIter's Bltters-Special Notice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
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SHERIFF ARMSTRONG will sell on MONDAY
The slh, at the Hotel OF Wm. Is. FOr1, at X trK-
wood station, at O'Clock, a iarm Of 81 4 res; the
Glasgow, IN New CasIle hundred, Aear Ihe Rod
LION camp "Iound the house is a good one with
good water al huuse and barn, ana rnnnlng stream
through 4. with very iitte outlay tpis could he
made beautiful place The title Is one Of the heat
sold under tue first clam. iyg-5 a