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Notice..

The undersigned having given notice
some two months since through the col
umns Of the PILOT, to his late customers to
call AMI settle Immediately. Whereas very
little attention has been paid to said notice,
hereby notify all who are indebted to me,
BY note, book-account, or otherwise, they
/ must give this notice their immediate atten-
ton if they wish to save costs.
PETER HANSON.
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The scarcity Of local intelligence in our
columns this week is occasionc4 by Il great
press of job work
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THE people Of Sheboygan are in culver
of excitement over the establishment of
direct communication with the East Shore,
and thence by rail to the seaboard. The
propeller Messenger made her first trip on
" Wednesday of last week, between that city
and Pentwater, ana thus places Sheboygan
in direct communication with the Atlantic
coast.
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have just re ,eiycd from New York large
stock Of Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
comprising Black AMI C"'ored Silks, Spring
Nelonrs, and Dolly Nardens. Iac"s real
and in imitation. Shawls and Scarf in
great variety. Clath> and CassiKcres: in
fact goods to suit both city and Country
trade. We cordially invite all to give us 4
call pLATT. GRAY y Foster,
1343-1t Corner Of tth and York SITS
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An empty bottle was foand in front Of !
business room II had been thrown there
by a young man who had lately purchaser
a bottle Of that fin: perfumery at the Man
itowoc Drug Store II
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O yes | have found it now the Man
isowoc Drug Store is the place to buy
paints, oils. dye-stufs, etc. ii
EDITORIAL NoTICEs are so common that
it is almost impossible for an editor to
express his honest opinion of the merits of
any article without being suspected Of in
terested motives This fact, however shall
not deter Us from saving what we think of
IA new addition to the Materia Medica to
winch oar attention has been recently d.
rccted. We refs TO Dr. j. Walkers
California Vinegar Bitters. q remedy which
Is making its way into more families just
now than all the other advertised med
Icines pat together. There seems to be no
question about the potency Of its tonic and
Alternative properties, while it possesses the
great negative recommendations of contain
ing neither alcohol nor mineral poison.
That it is specific for Indigestion, Bill
iouSncss, Constipation, and many COM
plants OF nervous origin, we have reason to
know: and we are assured on good author
lty that as a general invigorant, reg
ulating and purifying medicine, it has no
equal. 1t is stated that its ingredients.
(ohtainel from the willis of California
are new to the medical world: and It's
extraordinary effect certainly warrant the
conclusion that it is compound Of agents
hitherto unknown. If popularity is any
criterion, there can be no doubt of the
efficiency of TIE Vinegar Bitters, for tne
sale of the article is immense and contin-
nallv increasing. 3Q-4w
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s,yitilU. Nav,
pGiO ~.

Yesterday was the first Of May, the
brightest month in all the year.
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OUR BUSINESS HOUSES.
PIatt. Gray d Foster.

! In former issue of the PILoT we bad
! occasion to refer to this firm, which was
/ caused by change from the name Of J. Z.
Platt to that of Platt, Gray & Foster, Civ
ing the reasons for the change, and also
stated that Mr.. A. II. Gray, the second
named gentleman Of the firm, had gone East
/ for the purchase Of goods. Since that ar
! tc!e was written Mr.. Gray has returned,
and the new firm has been receiving one Of
the choicest if not the largest collection of
dress goods c' er brought to this market.
/ To say that Mr.. Gray selected them is &c
say al that is necessary, for he has been
engaged in this business for the past six
teen years, and, during that period Of time,
/ he has identified himself with the business
interests Of this community in catering to
/ the tastes Of the fairer portion Of it. To
I begin to give in detail a description Of the
goods spread upon the counters in the store
would entail an endless task, SD we for
bear, but would especially direct the atten-
ton of our fair readers to the beautiful silk
dress goods, among which may be found
gro grain black silks, that will almost stind
alone, dolly yardens in endless variety.
silk warp alpacls, lawns, fine laces, both
real and imitation, collars and cafs in such
endless variety that the most fastidious
could not fail to be pleased, in fact
every thing iii the line of dress goods that
goes to make up a lady's apparel, among
which wc must not omit to mention a new
style of long scarfs for spring and summer
wear, and select assortment of serge
CATERS for Ia lies wear, manufactured for
the firm at Lynn, Mass.
While Mr. Gray was providing for the
tastes of our city friends he did not for
get the more substantial wants of the
country and city, for tn counters and
shelves were literally grooming with the
palmer and NOR, domestic kind Of goods.
such As prints, Of which we were informed
there We're more than two hundred pieces:
cottonades, deuimS, and in fact, everythin
in the cotton and wool line.
The stock Of groceries is made up with
ease, combining all the luxurics as well as
the necessities of life.
Ia the general hardware business in
cluiine cutlery, farmr. tools AMI imp,c-
ments. the firm keep 4 large stock, aud sell
aseortal
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fGttnty OFFICERS.

Sheriff A Wfttenbers
CisrK r tEe Court A. PieninE.
Re. lister Of Deeds JOIN Franz.
county Clerk g. Bnrust.
CCuaty Trt4sGr r, q. E-ea.
County Judge. W. ". WALDO
SU0t. OF &C tuofs aIc3ae k!r~a
Ci amman Jard Of oup-rY.s0rs, II Ha7brd
Il.i 8 -LaInaL- I. Z Iraat
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For teas II tie be-. quality, aud most
exquisite flavor, - 10 the Manitowoc drug
store lS-tf
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EYlisDeHtnIE Concert.

The Concert given By the Srlgerbln
Society, for the benefit of Professor Bic!-
ing, ut kiirgioltz Hall or Friday evening
last, was very largely attended, the hall be
Ing crowded to It's utmost limits. The So
ciety has attained, by constant practice and
study very great degree Of musical excel
lence, and although the programme was one
Of the most difficult, it was carried ont IA
all its parts, both vocal and instrumental,
sufficiently scieut.ic to please the mos t
critical.
The overture 10 the opera = Tancred,
and the chorus and 500 from the opera
lphigcnie in Aulis," were particularly
fine, especially the latter, which we thought
the best on the programme. Good Night
solo by Miss Es>Inger was sung in a very
pleasing voice and manner, we lost the SEN
time4t, however, from our slight acquain-
tance with the German language
. Trio for piano, violin and vioonccllo,"
by Miss Nelson, Mr.. Ziuns, and Prof
Bieling, and the . Fantasia for piano AMI
violin " by Miss Bach and Mr.. Zinns, were
both admirably played. We have heard
Mr.. Ilnns execution on the violin spoken
of by many IN very fattcring terms.
I Chorus and solo from the opera +" Norma"
solo by Miss Bach, and Mr. Goldstine. was
very effectively rendered, Miss Bach sing
ing especially clear anl impressive through
ont her very difficult role. The Maid of
Judoa, solo, the only English piece Of the
evening WAS admirably sung by Miss Sibrce,
accompanied on the piano by Prof Bic,ing.
Her improvement since joining the Sanger
bund is noticeable ami was remarked by
many. " The Nanlercr, solo for BARTON
By ilr GoldStien, received hearty and pro-
longe applause, which it richly deserved;
if we were TO jnige by she pleasure mani
feeSted BY the audience it was one Of the
most highly appreciated pieces of the
/ evenings programme. We are also in
formed that the receipts of the evening
were entirely satisfactory to all concerned
list cE Patients.
/ The following patents were issued from
the [. 5. Patent Office TO citizens of Wis
consin, for the week ending April Is, 1872
Reported for THE PlLoT, by Alexander Il
Mason, Solicitors Of Patents, 605 Seventh
street, Warrington, D. c.:
Beer ConIrr r Draher. Milwaukee,
BaG-Tie, Jno. ". Ii. Doubl.r: Darling
ton.
WEEK ENDING APRIL %.
Gate, Ferdinand friedrich & Chas H.
Allen, Plattcvile.
bailng- Press, Geo. T. FELTON,, De Pere.
teed-~ater Regulator and Low Water
Alarm fer Steam Boilers, John 3. Smith,
Milwaukee.
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ElbridGe Gibson, Mark Walro, Geo.
Schroeder. L. J. NASH, Principal.
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BOYS,

ARCHIE Northrup, Mark Wal.o, Aiv.
Raymond, Elbri,iSe Gibson, X. D. Conway,
Thos. Trainor, d. j. Mahoncy, Thos.
Lynch, Herman Lorenzen, Arthur VI hite,
Chas. So!bers.
Perfect in attendance
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ESsie Burnct, Annie Michaelson. Estelia
Smart, Abbie lIGli, Lille Northrup.
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CITY Goternrn emit.

MsTor. Crils. LuIng
Cisrs. JoseUh Rankin.
Treasure. 4. 81 E,ctter.
Ponce Justice. Don A. SGovs.
AttnneY. u. a Forest
Marsha, GlcoO NalEersnn
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HOME ms. co.
O. COLUMBUS, OHIO.
ANNUAL STATEMENT,

ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Cash in bunk. Sl13 9O1 SO
L. $. 1910 AMI ) 20 bonds,
market value. GS 1870 IS
December premiums in course
oftransmis>ion. go. $4,000 90
Being rsc-jrc,i daijF.l
Loans on first mortgages on real
estate, an interest thereon 43l 45S 63
Amount due from other com
psnics ........... 1870. 4I,l57 e.
Bills receivable fox deferred
premiums. ........ 1858 35
Real estate. unincumbcrei,
aa'l personal property 49,. 9,727 s.
Ohio county and Co umbus
city and other Dor is.. 1880 81
Cash IN agents hands, and III
course of transmissi rn. SI,l5l C3
(SENCII PAEDo
Revenue aud postage stamps
on hand. ....... 1O2 Sc
Cash assets. .. ..... S6.l Az 81
liabilities.
LOSSES DUE AND u.PALa..... EGXE.
Chicago and other losses in
c.ur.c of settlement SiT3 1yn ~
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NarlscS.oc SECOND ward school,,

Ihose standing in the fret grade durin
the past month, are the following:
Nary Nelson Alice Canrighs, Able
Hall, Annie Maggie, Josie loans, Nellie
Sweeney, Sarah Sherman, Ella Sackett,
Sarah Srbre-, Clara Blesch, Lille North
rur, Bertha Kostomiatsky, Jennie lIo igeS,
Jessie Ross, Mary Lantry.
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O yes have found it now the Man
isowoc Drug Store is the place to buy
paints, oils. dye-stuffs, etc ii
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NIsHICoTT, May lst, 1872. 1912
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

There are rumors of fashionable marriage
OF two, at smyrna, ere the ides Of November
A campmeeting will be held in Rash's woods
near Persons corner, Kent county, beginning
on the 25th.
Sue ", daughter of Thos. Slaughter, OF Do
yer died very unexpectedly Of typhoid fever, III
Smyrna, on Monday. She was nearly q years Of
age
Rev John Mccoy, formerly of smyrna has
been called to the pastorage of the First Pres
terrain Church of Cincinnati lie has not yet
accepted.
Manufacturers of the apple brandy are get
ting their stills ready for the work in the lower
part of Kent county. The crop of apples is I'M
monse, and the profits are said to be large.
Rev j. Hough. OF Smyrna, has purchased a
tract of the Dukes lands. near Denton, Md.
containing 1897 acres for S775. The home
farm near the town sold for S23 % per acre.
Mddetown shipped for the eight days be-
tween July 10Th and Aug. eth 22,OOO baskets Of
peaches. which nettod the growers about 80
cents per basket, making total OF net receipts
OF 81, 500
Willie. a son Of b. b. Allen of Smyrna in
sommaubulistic state arose from bis bed the
other night put on clean linen and won't out up
on the ridge pole Of the house. From this he
fell to the pavement but did not hurt himself
| gentleman and lady Of Felton, Mr. Reeves
and Miss Cam, were riding out the other day,
and Miss O. ~ clothing took lire from the gentle
mans pipe, lying in the bottom of the carriage
and she was badly burned before the tlamet
were eXtinguirhed; where his hands.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

Fairfax Lodge, No. s, l, o. o. f., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No, &C. l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3D. and King streets.
Delaware Tribe, No. /, l. o. H. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, ll5 Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 30 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets.
Market street.
Excelsior Lodge No. Z, K of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, III Market street.
Washington Camp, p. o. S. OF A., at Good
Fellows Hall, ID and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Rising Sun.
st. Johns II. A. G., No. 4. at Masonic Temple
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

One drunk, this morning.
Aluu2o Hayes was sent to New Castle for 30
days for yagrancy.
Margaret U Donnell and Washington Alexan-
der were each fined for fast driving and drum
kenness-the former 80 cents and costs and the
latter 20 and held in 800 FOR his future good
behavior.
David McCullen, Martin OTool, James Nc.
Lauhln and William RUSSELL were each fined
50 cents for corner loungins and diserlerly con-
duct.
f. l., Franks store at oil Market street is the
popular resort for ladies in search Of hoop skirts
aud women's wear and Dr. Fosters at Front
and West is the place for every body to get soda
cream.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

The Street Commissioner reported 40 me
and 10 horses and carts employed in the stree
department, with a pav-rOl Of Si2j.S7 til
Chief Engineer Of the Water Works 81 men al
payroll OF siuG1G.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


TRAINS LEAYE WILMINGTON.
Por PhiiaielphiG-645 $50 $40 1890 a. m. 1870,
400 400, h4s, I.lb, 1870 p. m Sundays ESQ p. m.
For Nep York-1.sO a. m. 1920 and n42 p. m.
For Baitimore-l252, 2Os and lO,O2 a. m; LOS and
h1I .. H.
nor the Delaware r. RI a. m, for Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wimingt 10, p. MI l2oo
and 1910 a. M; 6 25 p. m. No Sunday trains,
For ketD Cdstle-l2h5, 7, 1910 a. M, and d2o pm.
For COdtssBiiie, ReGdinl, 6e.-o.SO, and 1920 an
Las and 300 p M Sunday train at a. m,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, lO.45 and 1870 a m. 1910 2s0, 400, 900,
100, 800 aud ll.30 p. m. Sundays 300 lLSO p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING oN,
From DfidiraTe R.-sOO from New Castel
1918 a. m. 3.5h, Sl5 and y. Nj Crhe two latter
are freight with passenger cur attached
From ". q Il. R.-sl5 and lilo, a IN. a.45 and
s.15 p. III. Sunday train at p, IN.
Firm PhilddelDhia-l2.42, $50 a. IN 1926, l245
$40, t.Ii, 6.ls, s.25 1885, sunday 1912 IL NJ, and
1880 4. IN.
STEAMBOAT e. NJ. FELTON,.
LfaU Wilmington at $50 a. IN. and 100 p. m.
returning leaves Philadelphia at $50 a. M, aud ana
p. m.
n7U- See time Tables for further partiCulnrg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

The ages under year, 45 From to 2, 20; 2
to 8, 3; to 10, 2; 10 to 20, 2; 20 tc 80, 6; 80
to 40 10; 40 to go so to CO.'S; 60 Ito 70, p 70 to
50, 4 50 to 90, s; age not given ?. Total 112
Born in America, 81 England. 2; ireland ~ /;
Nativity not given, l total 1i2; Males, 46 /;
females, &c; total 1l2 White SO; colored, 10 {;
not given l total ia
Bodies brought here for Burial Males 5 /;
females 1 Infant sex not given, total Z.
ELISHA HUXLEY, Registrar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

WILMINGTON W. NEW CASTLE.
The first OF a series Of three games for the
championship. between the Qlickstop club, Of
on the grounds Of the latter, Yesterday after
noon, which was won by the Quickstep, Tie
lowing is the score:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

~ Better late than lHcurr.-lf your teeth are gOug
ard yOu have not yet tried the SOzopoNT, as pre-
=. ryative. try IL now. Abandon all other dentThces
aGd give It fair chance 1t is guaranteed to be as
harmless as water.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

ss-Cae who has used it says, 'shure and it makes
The Wather aw ful drthy, aud that without rubbing,
docs the "DOLLAR REWARD SOAR"
NM. H. ALMOND BRO, Agents for Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

sD-1hs Guyot Stspender has an enviable reputa-
tiol of 20 ears standing and sold at Daughters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

gg-Ihe Paragon Shirt is popular all over the Uni
ten States, and manufactured only at DOughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16
.EUP TOWN SHOE STORE.

ts-gP TOWN SHOE STORE.
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited to call ut
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
and satisfy themselves that that is the place to get
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS maze
I" order perfect Z. guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, Gnd CHILDREN'S
machine sewed bQets and shoes for sa at the very
lowest prices, Do not forget 90 call and learn ny
p.ces before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
L 70 boots, shoes AMI CATERS
Repairing neatly anu promptly done
j. N. HOLMES
No, 10 West Eighth street.
mar29-u ga door from shipIey,l VII, bel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

hR. W. II. KNIGHT,
kENNETT SQUARE, Chester Co., Pa.
PRACTITIONER or VETERINARY MEDICINE
AND CONSULTING SURGEON
n. B,-AttentiOn given to the examination and
purchase Of riding anu driving horses Tor gentlemen
REFERENCES: J.. p. Bush, Nj. D., Vim. Bush Esq.,
a. Walton, Druggist, Wilmington; Prof H. Mcclure,
Phlla z. =. Green, W. Ii. Cause Kennett Square.
maTS-l taw!Nw-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

SS-H is a marx Of the unsuccessful man that he
Invariably locks his stable door when the horse has
been stolen. THIS sOrt uf wisdom never thinks
about bodily health until 10 is gone But just as
much as any disease has become seated, the power
az the system to resist and throw It oil Is weakened
hence time Ia all Important For dyspepsia, all az
sases Of the liver stomach, skin, and Kidneys, tnd
an that begin IN viatcd uluoddu rot wait uutil the
trouble is confirmed, but attagk 1t by timely "
DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA NGEIGAR BlITEEs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

y IIn Efr1Us3s a hundred reasons mIghf 10
given why Lyons katnariOn should he used 10y ryell
Intelligent human being iu pre- 70 every Their
preparation for The hair. but ten viii suffice Here
they are: because IL nUurshcs the lbers mulfp ies
t.cm AMI makes them grow; he ause It thus pre-
Yeats them from whitening aud bleaching; because
II removes the scuIf and Caudru1 which choke
them as tares CHOKE the golden grain; because d
kv'ps the SCAT cool aad prevents gruptiuuS; be
caGse It renders the Ina as lustrOus satin; be-
cause 1t makes II plant and elastic because It is o
fragrant and del ghtul dressing; because II does
not soil the pillow, the cap the nat; because n Is
without rival in Cneapness, and utCausc No uthe
article sold for TIE SAME purpose, VA TINS OF M,
other country, possesses an or even uat-haf, q
IT, St invaluable properties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

ES-7he Patent PantaIoon Drawers are comfortable
and sold at Daughters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

Use the water sparingly.
Theplasterers are driving away on the new
hotel.
Duprez ~ Denelicts minstres, next Monday
evening.
Tho removal OF garbage will continue under
the direction Of the street Committee
The Grant aud Wilson Pioneer Club will meet
at headquarters, this evening, at o'clock.
S, 5. Kruegan will open a private dancing
school at the Masonic Hall, September 10th.
Mr.. Lichtenstein. Chairman Of the Council
Committee on Fire Companies, says the Fire Do
parlment OF the city was never in better condi-
ton.
ExcrEsIoS.-Th Young Mems Catholic Phil
opatrlau Literary Institute will make an eNcur-
sion 10 Collins beach, on the 2Gh, or the Ariel.
ON FmE.-Slaw in peach wagon at Fourth
aud King Streets caught fire last evening, and
made things lively there for a little while. No
damage was done.
Tue s,wnxA PULPIT Rev G. d. WATSON. OF
Mt Salem. will i the NJ T.. Church of Smyrna,
Oh Sunday, and Rev. G. Huntington Of Dover
will oliciuto for the Presbyteri VI congregation.
SMAsuuP-l yesterday afternoon horse with
wagon attached belonging to Il. p. Carey,
| started from Ninth and Walnut and ran down
Ninth street to Poplar where it ran down a
! steep enbaukment shattering the wagon all to
atoms. fortunately no one was hurt
REPUBLICAN I>vrycIpLrs. meeting of tho
Republican lnvmclbles Will be held, this eve
ming at their rooms, Fifh and Market, at <
o'clock. to perfect arrangements for parading
tomorrow evening. II is hoped that there will
be punctnal attendance. business Of
Importance will come before the meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Woven Wire IN
4 A store and for sale plain painted and galya-
lArd. GalvanZed guards made to order at Phlla-
ul pNla prize g. at
a. T. ALDERDICE'S,
No. III ShipleV street
A. rot WANT TO -eui money to your frit nds in
4 England or Ireland, cal. on
a. Il, GRtMSHAW,
nYla-u M. ". Third St
L FtANClS G. ALLEN Is now selling Western
5 oats, 80 rs per uu1lie, al a reduced price. Gail
e-d see him. s'STe, Delaware avenue and West st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16
REPUBLICAN lnVlHCIBLES


OF tho CLUB
THIS EVENlN
as business OF importance will be brought before the
meeting. by order Of the Club.
Hugl6-!t W Ii. NANDERSMlTB, Secy.
WILMINGTON, DBL, August 9th, 1872.
AT an Informal meeting held at the y art Of Trade
Rooms, Thursday evening, August l6'h, the follow
ing Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Eee0.C,d That Committee, consisting Of two
from each Ward one from each political Party, he
appointed to secure the names Of suitable persons
to put In nomination for the ensuing seCt on Uf
Councmen, with instructions 10 report 10 Ihis
meeting ON Saturday evening" the l1tn lust
Rtsoirtd, That the foregoing resolutions he puD-
lished IN the city papers, ana that all citizens With
cut distinction VI party feeling. iner sted In the
subject, be cordially invited 10 meet at this place
On saturday evening, the lIlh inst at O'cu t.
GEO. RICHARDSON, Pres
f. BARRY, secy. augiG-lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16

Innings. 2 3 1918 .
Quickstep...... l 0-2i
Umpire H. Sherwin OF Wawaset b. b. C.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY COMMERCIAL
Wilmington, Del, Aug. 1G, ls72'
AtocIta. Gold, dso.

wilmington Quotations. furnished by r. I. Rob
tnaon 4 Co, Bankers, 9TH and Market stAi
at / o'clock. P. NJ, to-day.