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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
NORTH CAROLINA.

New York. Aug s. The Times Raleigh
pscial tonight says 72 counties give Caldwell
for Governor, 1855 majority. which il is believed
cann'a be overcome, as the Democrats will hot
gst their vote Of 1870 Merrimon says he will
contest the election before the Legislature
unlss the Republican majority is more than
1000. The Legislature is Democratic by a
msjosity OF eighteen on joint ballot. The chair
man Of the Republican State Committee esti-
ma!ea the Republican majority at 1000.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. August 5.-The Dem
ocra.s have fears as reports Of Radical gains
coma in. The Democrats have carried All
overwhelming majority Of the Legislature and
i've out of the eight CoDgre~Wen. The fol-
lowing Official returns OF majorities for Merri'
noa have been received here: Cstawba, $40
Dqplin 7l5; Alsmsuce. 255 Castor, 23S; Har
Harnet., l7O.
SEw YoRK, August 5.-The Herald's Ra
ieish special says that " counties have beer
hard from, aud Merrimon is now over ,lO(
ahead The remaining counties will probably
b heard from to-day.
Ths Tribune, Wsrld, and Sun still claim tha
saebeeee has gone Democratic.
AZ CoHTEsT NARROWED Down TO MARaI.
kIw HUNDRED VoTEs SUBSTANTIAL
nNecRATIc SUCCESS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
AA10eH, N. g., August So P. M.-Ths eiec
eoa WI Be closs. Probably not 500 votes ii ar1
oo1a q our friends are confident, others are des
pnoe0t. The Radicals are more hopeful W
~ have tho Senate by nearly or quite . two
nAlonty. and the HOSss by 6ftesn or eieh
- good working majority Five members {
ssasfsss are elected beyond doubt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

ru. Coiored Republicans called = meeting in
Al. citv Hall last night. for TIE purpose Of giving
..,,...ou to ths views which some of their leaders
.,..r.in Of the letter Of Senator Sumner. They
v.r. disposed to act for themselves and by them
..l,s.. But it appears that they were intru'i"d
u,o, "a the hall was more than half filed with
u;hus Radicals, some OF whom assumed to take
control and give direction.
II would bs a very unfortunate thing for the
Radical party ii the colored voters were to aban-
Aon that organization. There would not be the
,ho.t Of chance for their success in this city.
in nv State in the Union. They form the hui.
v.rk. tho reliance Of the once great Republican
n.ty. Alas, how it has fallen
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
Ten Docauses.

hundred reasons might be given why
lyons KathairOn should be used by every In
Msilleent M human being In preference to every
osaer preparation for the hair, but ten will
y se0mce. Here they are: Because It nOurishes
Ne noers multipllUs them and makes them
g0w; because L thus prevents them from
.xssnering and bleaching; because It removes
!ae scurf and dandYuh which choke them as
H.a ,sN choke the golden grain; because It keeps
!. ee cap cool and prevents erupti0ns; because
Nnoofe the hair - lustr0us as satin; because
:. : I'VE It plant aud elastic; because 1t is y
%Magtant and delightful dressing: because II
w. Soss not soil the pillow. the cap or the hat;
Ssosose It y without rival In cheapness, and
s.s sase no other article sold for the same
sH ~ ~, tnls " An other country, possesses
~ sa. e even o0s-Aalf, Of thsss invaluable pre-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
A Live Agent.

The following riclAtory is related by So
nora paper, at the expense of a queer genius
who vibrated between the towns of Oregon, IA
advance" agent of a concert troupe, and VINO,
though pretty clever in selling" the uriously
inclined, does not always come of first best
Frank Ball, travelling in a vehicle bearing a
strong resemblance to pedIers art. Old lady
rushes out from house by the raj side The
following c,lloquy er sues sg
Old Ladv-*Say what have you got to selI?"
Ball-"l am ii travelling agent madame, for
the greatest nenagerie Of ancient or modern
times, which is shortly to be exhibited in this
section, atiording TO the inhabitants thereof an
opportunity Of viewing the most stupendon-
collection Of animals ever before exhibited.
Old Lady-"lou don't say. Have yoI any
| elephants ,"
Ball I'VE have, madame, six elephants; but
these constitute a comparatively unimportant
part of the show. We have living specimens Of
bpeds and quadrupe,l., who roam,d over lh,
earth, not only in ire antdiluvian. but also in
pilocene aud po-tminocene periods embracing
megaherium, with six legs and two tails; ;he
ichthyo~aurus, with four eyes and three tails the
gyasiic,is, with no eyes, two noses and four tails
the plr.nsa,lrils, resembling Satan IN shal'e
which spis fire and breathe4 sulphur, aud man,
other species, Ia" numerous Ia n-,,li",,
OId Luhy-"Well leclArr'
Ball -"Blh, madame, ,he Rr, pste-i chih sit,
T., far If oar exhibition, is Iea,aed aud ,lt~l
: cal educated monkey, Who VAS ttouph ht up hy
) NJ ht nmea,n priest IN the mysterious r-g,ou
ot the Great Desert oi sahara This mcnke,
talks vain iuency all the modern language, te
sides Latin, Greek and Hebrew. He can rr
peat the tea ,uu,,ns nsnd,u-nls, the -nianci paiio
lrotlan,atlnn rr,~,d.", Lie.sin ast mes az
and performs tite .aJ3. intiette examples I
, mathematics Nith .ap,l;s,, aud accuracy
(, While h-ing exhibited III Washington he tc,
u ally repeated a l"g speech oi The President
}. This monkey correspond
u Beanl,iui voung I,is -lI-n!y sticks her he,
Z from the wiItiow and call n,d
"Molher Iuulher ask l,u why they |,
a the monkey travel So lar ahead oi the alh'
F. animals I"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

A FUNNY ScESE.-There Wa colshierable
fun at "A representation Of" Romeo and juliet.
in "A wretch-d little thear. during the hi-t
French revolution. Madame D-larme the
Juliet of the ocraaon was living dead on the
tombstone. 1t was raining torrents, drop
came through the roof aud fell on JnlieI's n"s.;
she mad. face; another drop fell on her eYr
lids; she winke.l. II Was facial expression
not taught by Desari. Finally she took to
| watching the drops and dodging them The
audienc. caught the idea and sympathized with
her.
look out, Mrs. Juliet p said one fellow,
| 'tbsres whopper a coming-l see 1t
mind your ever said another,
| MADAME" said the third, rising, will you
accept the use of my umbrella" ?"
| OF course the tragedy ended in a farce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
A Desperate Resort.

II, New York Sun has the following special
Asu.,ch from North Carolina:
Tn State is redeemed. The carpet-bag party
i. 1sad. The Governor, State sfficers, Leg,sIu-
turs majority of the Congressmen, the Senator
"a BE- slscted, and more than two-thirds OF the
county organizations are secured by the Liberals
% that the stupsnLous frauis by which the Ad-
pinistrstlon party attempted to retain dominion
over " have effected nothing. and will be passed
BY without the punishment they merit. There Is
,,idsucs that when the Grant managers at Wash
iuetoa ~ their defeat OH Friday they attempted
10 induce Caldwell to inaugurate new mo yement
Of frsud BY which the returns were to be doctored
% iast q received and a Republican success man
ufsctured to order
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

STREET PAvEMENTs, The question OF street
Ia wing being under alton at Tltusvlie Ia,
eu architect and civil engineer Of that city writes
to the Titusviile Herald that steam rolled road
ways are "unequsled. both i'll the perfection "f
their surface over which to transport heavy 'e"'s
and the easy ioothold which they insure u the
horses feet" He states that 1.-THE requirements
for construction are proper grade and drainage,
suitable kind Of stone, and heavy steam roller
After the grade has been formed aud the bsd MED
commence rolling from the previous track oi ti.''
roller until the center is reached. The bed Is Wet
ted dswn and the process repeated until the SUR
fnce beco,nes hsrvi The result will ls that each
particle and compoi,sn, part willbtcone thorough
" fitted. iuterlocksd and compressed into tie
smallest possible space, frum which 1t cannot I've
displaced except by the natural wear anu "ora-
s,on from the top
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

.
For the Daily G,zet;e
"ILMiN3roN, DAL, Aug ls,,
EDITOR OF THE DAILY GA,ErIt ;
SIR: Notwithstanding TN. ,,,t,.,,,,. .yor,s
male use OF to carry the election Ia Nith ,,aro.
I'M" ny intimidation an threats u, ,,,l,.n,. thn
banner Of the Democratic patty soAr, .oft tri.,fn
pao 'o-'ay Ill 'hht State, ~ith glouou4 ana
handsome victory
The Administration in MS ur cent desire to
Swing around the circle" in hi. iunkptt,n, and
i'oo some manner, attempts to inspire entbusasm
INTO tne people has met with very little success.
while his paid minlons ard hirsi,nps are ,uvan-
dern8 the people nOn-y ia tn. nam. ,t the ann,
Presaiol OF The Ia hlux, hni IN REALITY to be nut
INTO The hand, ot hi- army OF ca,np t,lL,war, and
once holders IN carry the elections IN the South
ern States.
Secretary Boutwell,, the mouthpiecs OF Grant,
mas beei' as successful IN representing his great fl
hihc't' policy to the people of that State as he
mas peth IN dsposing ot oar securities abroad
Every person Is only too familiar with the graat
syndicate hHAlr, with troops OF clerks pets ot the
administrator travelling on the Continent at the
expense OF our Government. / ask every tru.
patriot who has the interest Of his country a,
heart, how lbnS will he suffer thus State uf thingr
tn continue. C,n We SIT silently and suffer TIN,
the best ot Governments to be r,,htio.,i ir lou,
years longer ny party ot corrupt oicmls, and
| iicetious dcmagogues No Let us 20 ,aru.-tt,
| TO work whether Liberal or Democrat, and TIM ov
aside all personal prrJulees and personal ierlng.
50 that our organization will b. complete and pr
feet. that, not only viii be able to elect all on
State officers. but give a rolsing majority 10
Horace Greeley.
Should any persons br inclined Va be ,I.linouen,
| the event OF the election in North Carol,n, an,
elsewhere within the last iex days, is an incen
tive for him to do his duty so that Grant and h.
party shall be driven from their fortified strong
| holds the lth of March next
The event of last Thursdays election is one
great significance TO this country. We cam
fully appreciate its Importance, because 1t WI
have sautary effect not only on all the election,
To be neld lu the States preceding the Presidei
tiai election, but IT will be the key note to Il
| Presidential election itself by losterity it wi
be ha,led as oil the victories OF liberty over OF
| preston, vi right over WRONG. JuSTUS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
ChnrlOlleAville.

III. s.ss,n commences on October lst The IN ,
s,itm,ion eInbraces au Academic Department anI
Dsnartlneuts of Law. Medicine. tngInsessht; = E
Ivr;ruitur. For Catalogues. apply to WM' WEh
trsNHAKER. Secretary Of the Faculty r U: una
ysrsity OF Va. CHAS. 8. VENABLt. sa' Sh. ~ iin
of the Faculty. iu!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
DAILY GAZETTE.
-...ocra,,o Hundred Meetings.

r.,,,cr.tic vutsrs OF New Castle county
.,,..tsd r. meet at their respective vof'ng
rl.o.. in each Hundred o"
SATURDAY. the 10th Of August,
:. b. purpose OF slset'ne delegates tro" eA'h
...,,.d m attend the Democratic State Conven-
-. n n. neld in Dover ON the 18th day OF Au-
~. 1872. Under the new rule adopted at the
n. State Convention spportioning 30 delegates
..eh county, 10 delegates wiz be elected from
siIuiuston, aud from each of the other Hun
,,.A. By order of the Democratic County Cen
-, committss. GEO. GRAY, Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
4 JeNrloM, DEMOCRATS!

A meeting Of the Democratic citizens of the Sc
cona ard i'll lie held the FELTON, tiouse southeast
corner of ,eeoud and Walnut streets. on FRIDAY
Evening August 9TH. at o'clock. for the purpose
Of selecting one person to represent the ward in the
Democratic Cons tntion. tn be held At n@yer. Au
sust 18th. All persons opposed to the re election
OF L. S Grant the Presidency are requested to be
present
By order of the Democratic Association.
MICHAEL BOIL.
angst Vice President for Second Ward.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
DIVIDEND.

NOTICE
The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pnny have completed ARRANGEMENTS To carry Money
Package. and Express Matter TO an from al, points
on the line OF their road and " est Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph once.
No West Third street or 10 their Derot. tront
and alison, or orders left with McMullen ! Seal.
e. SroLX.
sp6-u Gsnl SUIT ". SR. h co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
:. MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
. DtsrRlcr ~ DkLAwARE.

WM. II. Staats In Chancery.
NewCa County vs.
John 7. Collins. et al. Cause ut Partition.
In pursuance Of AN nr er ii the thauc. lor in he
ahoy- cause made ~ the September Term, A D.
the interest If William Il Sta,t- John P Collins.
SusAn ane Collins h,. vii. U.pree Sta Ais. John
=. aats. Mary f. bcAkyte. Jliurs K. Staats and
Edmund l.. Staats. or either or them. in the lands
and pr mi,e- 10 whicn said cause relates, are heie
nv notfe 10 hle Petition setting sorih the ha-
turr mai amount nt the sans ~ the ',tfire of the
Register IN ChIucerN tor New Castle cuuLty, tst
days before The ir>t ,nday in Sertenher. A. ..
~. and IL sppstr rruy- ,tl lien liens ~
the eusuins Germ ~ he Ccar o-fare the rising VI
the Court - the lri day ii the term.
GEO l. kobNEf, Trustee.
New Castle July ~. ls,. wt--r1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
the PEOPLES CouuMh

lNkKY BRIEF LErTEEs uLAnLY Prrrtytr io.o
coMMuNHAfioAS Wall Mi bE rrIxrer w.
Aaf IN EoWlaE kfafoAslhLa fon Ylns yIEws
OF CORRESPONDENT '-"'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

The Philsdslphia Post has donnsd new dress
..a had aud looks greatly improved. 1t Is "A
,,,.t helper in the cause OF Greeley and Brown,
and deserves its success
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
Wilmington. Del. August ;. l'1..it
+IuNDREp MEETING.

HUNDRED MEETING.
IL ihe ID m"crats al hlt- Clnv treek Hun
drel " i'll mnei ai Dgietbwn On SAll kpAl. Au-
gust -. at a'corh. =. M Delegates To attend the
state and County Conventions are tn he elected;
also, the nomination OF an Inspector. an Assess or
and On. Road Con- 'si"neT.
full Attendance is desired for the purpose OF 4
more ihurouAh urganiz ition.
WN I. WIER.
Christiane Aug Sec'ry al Meeting
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
A ttent,on. Democrats.

~ meattnp et the Democratic citizens of the
9Th Warl will be held at the Lafayette Hotel. cor
ner of 9Th and shirley streets. on FRIDAY evening
August ah At O'clock iur the purtnsr Of selecting
nne person 10 represent the ward in the Democratic
Convention 10 be held at Dossr. August 18th be
motraIs, attend.
By order. \. GIVEN.
nug6 Vice Pre-'t Dem. Asso tn Ward
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
for Rtut.

INOR RENT Rooms in the second story of the
- Gazette ba.lliux. tI6 Market street. suitatls
for offices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
Chns,iana.Aug
A vvCNvIoN. DEMOCRATS.

"a \ meeting ~ 'hc i'euasrttit s,tttens al the
sfh " ard will be- held al thu arner u lath aui
X lne streets. On Friday evening Aneu "th. :, =.
~ eriock Tor the purros" ot ei.ctne "nt per IN
IA represent the " nd III The Denncrttn t"n1 en-
ton /" lie hrii Vt Dover. August 18th.
By order oi the Democratic Ass"ciation.
JAMES LFARI.
aug, Wee Pres't sth Nuri
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
Greeley AID Brown.

A meet ing of the Greeley and Brown club wi
be held this evening. at SaNiil- Euiling, at :
o'clock denten-n are invited To lie present and
address the meeting. nul6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
THE SECOND WARD.
Roarl of IIcnIlh.
REGULAR MEETING LIST EVENING.


The Board of Health held regular meeting
last evening President Mccall presiding, and
Dr. Draper acting Secretary
The Committee having IN charge the paving
Of Spring Alley reported progress.
The Third and Fifth Ward Committees re-
ported progress IN the abatement of nuisances
previously reported.
A reported nuisance in the alley back of Ben.
nett above Eighth street, was left in the hands
Of the Committee of the Sixth Ward,
Nnisauces in the Eighth Ward previously COM
planned of, We're reported abatcd
The paving of Nancy and West Liberty streets
in the Tenth Ward were continued in the hands
Of the Committee.
A staguant pool of water at the corner Of
| Ihlrd and Parrish Streets was reported and re-
| lered to First ward Committee,
cellar inundated with water in Mechanic
Street was referred to the Sixth Ward Commit
| tee.
A stagnant pond at Thirteenth and Wilson
Streets, was referred TO the Eighth WaId Com.
| mittee.
The Committee of the Fourth Ward was in
| structed TO have nuisance on the property OF
Samuel D. Newlln, abated by having the nee.
essary work done.
On motion of Mr. Bogia, the executive officers
were Instructed to see that the posters in rcla-
tion to the removal Of garbage, were properly
| posted
The Committee on Licensing City Scavengeri
| was requested to meet in the Office Of the CITY
| Clerk next Tuesday evening at seven and hal
r. NJ
An order was drawn in favor of John Lungrei
for s5j.45, and one for Quinby and Kent, TO
| .ll.7S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
small PON.

TOTAL DISApPEARASCE-THE HOLD WHICH 1T HAS
HAD UPON THE CITY.
The welcome announcement was briefly made,
in yesterdays COMMERCIAL, that the small pox
had entirely disappeared from the city. No new
cases have been reported for a week past and
the patients who were convaleacing at that time
are all well The city is, therefore free ffbm tine
scourge, and persons at distance who have re-
mained away because of the existence of the
dl"ease may now perambuate our streets in any
direction without the least apprehensions.
Since the iirst appearance Of the disease here
about the first of October, four hundred aud
forty three cases have been reported OF these
two hundred and eight were of the mild or ya,i
loid form. We are unable to give the number o
deaths which resulted from the disease, but the
mortality has not been great. Our physcians
were unusually successful IN the treatment o
the small poX the past season, and some of then
lost very few patients indeed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
9nst and found.

4 Osr-A LARGE ENVRLoPE-W With Bills Re
a celvabe, written acr rs one end, containing
the following notes: one from Neal MCGellis, dated
June I'm, ,5l2 At 9l days for SOS GO, payable at
First National Bauk Of wilmington; one fr IN
Moses Pemrr Ir, dated June oath, at months, for
% 20, payable a. FIRST National Bank one from S.
: RanhO, dated July lst, at 81 days for f4295 paya-
bic at Port epoit one from R-ndo pin Peters,
dated Jul 9Th, at months, for Sl96t5 payable at
+ rst National Bank; one from William Powell,
dated Ju'y ~, at months, for <269 10 payable at
n WOO l. All persons are cautioned against ne
y tlatlng any OF the above notes. Any one return
Inc IN, above notes 10 the subscriber will he suita-
rewarded. JOHN WILSON
cor Front and Market streets,
aug5-'t Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Societies.
MEETINGS. TINS EyrNrNa.

Mechanics Lodge, No. A. l. o. .. T., at Odd
Fellows Hall 3D. and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, ]. 0. II. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street,
La Fayette Lodge, No. Q X. of F., at knights
Of lythas Hail. 2ll Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I, o. of G. r., at 9Th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council. No. 10, o. [ \. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. IS, /. o. O. f., at odd
Fellows Hall. Kissing Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ranroad HOUR.
rRAfNs IEAvE wn,nNoroN.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For PhilGdelphia-6.a5, $50 $40 1880 a. m. IA 90
400, 400 osA, J.ln 1920 p. m. Sundays $50, p. m
For keO YOTk-l.sO a. m. 1890 and bA9 p. m.
For Baltimore-l250, 2Os and 1902 a m. LOO and
b1T p. IN
For the Delaware r. R..-I, a. m, (fer Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmingt n s 10, D. m } 1255
and 10, 10 a. M; q. 25 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
FOR hei0 Cdstle-l2b5, Z, 1010 a. M, and 6.25 pm.
Fcr COdtssUiile Reading, dc.-6.3O. and 1929 a III.
Las and 900 p. IN. Sunday train at a. m.
LEAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, lO45 and 1910 a. m; 1910 2sO, 400, 800,
I.Ou, 300 aud il30 p. m. Sundays 300 11.9O p. m.
Trains ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From Ielapare R-sUU from New Caste)
| tUlo m. 500 10 aud p. NJ (The Two latter
are freight with ,ssenger e.r attach d.
From W. g. R.-,.15 and 1l.4O, a m. A.45 and
S.l6 p. m .nday train at q p. m.
From Phiia9eiDhil-12.42, 9.56 a. IN 1926, l245,
s45, 6U7, 6.ls, s.25, 1890. Sunday 1912 a. m and
| 1890 p. m.
STEAMBOAT g. NJ. FELToN.
Ledp's Wilmington at $50 a. m. +; and 100 p. m.
reiurnlng leaves Philadelphia at 93O q. M, and 4li
/ p. m.
GR- See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
situations aud 1leIp aTautra.

advertisements Of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 25 cents.)
WTANTBD-A good, steady boy about 13. None
w need apply tut an honest, good hoy. Good
pay, steady employment. Apply (Oetween and s
clock. this evening, at
aug3-2r No. 2l4 W. FOURTH ST.
NNTANTGE-A good woman for general house
w UoTA. Apply at
N3ou 1903 W. SIXTH ST.
WANTED -IMMEuIATELY-T good Black
w Smiths at ll3 Orange street.
Jy3i-tf d. WOOIMAN.
WTANTED-Two men to chip and file castings
w ana to work at an Emery Wheel, at the Dia.
mond State Foundry.
jys0-tf II. F. PICKELS
Mrs. TANLOR'S SELECT INTELLI4ENUR X
IA OFFICE, N. Il. cor. Second and est streets
Families supplied with white servants at short
notice ly23,6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

Wanted-A hoy.
Lost A large envelope.
NOlice-Jnhn &. RumfOrd.
Teeth In Ruins--Clty Item.
N tice-MOney Committee.
Wanted-Camp meeting board.
Delaware Ra lrOad-Time table.
Mrs. w SiOcumb select school.
An hXhiuition-Flre eXtibRuisher.
Strong testimOny-James Franklin.
Hardware-Truman Il Shaw, Philada-
Senator Summers Letter-Nass Meeting.
NOtic5-Assignment Of A. j. Barrett i Son.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03
Po Ice Courf.
ne drunks. .ineo onr last reporl.

FiYe druhks' since our last report
samuel d. Newiin, for maintaining nuisance
by failure to keep gutter open on his premi-
ses' between King and French Streets and thus
causing stagnant pools.of water to accumulate in
the yards Of his neighbors was fined $500 and
costs,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

81 The tr4veling Sc SUI drawing TO a close, wan
derers returning home, whether ladies geutleintn
OF fashion, families IN moderate Ci Cuiustances,
consumers, dealers or ioDb can nave their ulier-
ent aud various wants anti ipattd to iul real l.
tiOu on arriv home by comm mica ing IN lime .th
Y. Opentd under the direction If prominent New
York men 10 prevent and st.p fraud and dlsaaus.
faction Send Tor circular.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

U-SPRING bOODS.-Mr John Il. Muhlhausens
pleasant tailoring establishment. Alb King street
has Just been supplied with line STOCK Ot sPs ING
GOODS, selecter lth mu, and .scrmin anon.
just SUI a stock tasteful PEE pie las to examine
and select f,vm. Mr., Ms customers have the adj
vantage OF his 10 years experience IN he selection
OF goods and styles OF make up 1huse needing
Spring goods should, by all MEANS cali ~ his lacl
before setting measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

CHANGE OF BUSINESS. -- Isaac l. Crouch, for
several years the efficient Over-eer Of the Poor
has removed his family to l0i East II street
He has leased the grocery store 80 long kept by
samuel Saring, at 1905 Market street. Mr.
Crouch has host of friends and will, do doubt
be well sustained in his new enterprise.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

~ Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention Of
the public is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of j. j. N. Harman, No. 41U
King street There Is nothing equal to 1t IN the
State of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for of1ce or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmO-
dated by this old and reliable 1rm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-03

FIRE TEsT.-Property owners and manut
turers generally should attend and witness the
test of the Babcock Fire Extingui=her this after
noon at o'clock, in Lombard $ rect between
Third and Fourth