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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-05

THE desperation Of the Grant Morton
party in Indiana is betrayed by the whcle-
sale d. portation from Kentucky of negro
voters. The prompt arrest of some of
these political ch&ttels, noted in the
dispatches published elsewhere, shows that
the Democrats of Indiana are wide-awake,
and VIII not suffer the victory TO be wrested
from their grasp by Radical frauds, even If
they have 10 lodge in jail every unfortunate
negro dupe that ventures on this hazardous
business.
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SPAIN,
Tsa Escuriai distinguished.

MADRID, Oct. 1.-The fire in the Escu-
rial is extinguished. Two of the towers
and portion of the roofing were destroyed:
The estimated loss is 5000, 600 reals Ah
valuable objects are reported safe.
Government has determined to send 49,
OOO men to reinforce the army in Cuba.
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AJav.bird Mated.

VIENNA, Oct. 4.-Gen. Won Sweinitz,
German A mbass ldor at Vienna, was mar
ried to-day to Miss Jay, daughter OF Hon.
John Jay, American Minister to Austria
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rrha RaiIrnad Mauia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The SnperVls--
ors last night passed the Colorado ksiifoa9
ten million subsidy over TIE layers Veto.
The vote or the Genital Paclnc SUBSIDY
went over one week.
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dropped Dead.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 4.-Mrs. Frederick
Holly, wife of an old citizen and wen Kno Tow.
business man, dropped dead tbs morning:
She was in her usual health at the time Oh
her death.
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PARIS, Oct. IA private dispatch says
Gambetta's illness is very severe-the re-
suit of overwork.
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THE TURF.
atTusiiauaDOIis.


EyDIANAPoLIs, Oct. AIN the Indiana
pols Trrotting PARK, the trot for a i've
thousand dollar purse the first and second
heats was won by Jennie. Time, Z:24s,
2.23. Third and fourth by Flora Bell
Time. 2:23s, 2:24. The race will be con-
Guided tomorrow.
The running race was won by Ottawa IN
three straight heats. Time, l;5O; 100;
1881. .
NEW YORK, Oct. AT the Fleetwood
Park races the purse of 1850, mile heats,
was won by Gazelle in three straight heats.
Chester was second, and Wellington and
.Joker were distanced. In the third heat
Gjoster barely saved his distance. Lady
Annie distanced in the first heat. Time,
9:27. 2:2S9, 2:22. Purse of $4,000, mile
beats-the first heat was won by Camors in
2.25g, and the three subsequent heats and
race py Judge Fullerton in Z:2ltt, 2:24a and
2.2S. w. Il. Allen took third money and
2. Whiteman fourth money.
Horse CRtRrrh.
Toronto, ONT, Oct. 4.-There is an ep-
idemic among the horses here of catarrhal
cbsracter. Almost all the horses belonging
To the street car companies and livery sta
bIes are affected. Over 700 horses are now
SEX -ae
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A MAN is usually refused credits for one
Of two reasons-aitheF because we DON'T
know hin, or because we DO.
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Local SeIf.GOyernment.

DR.. Isaac Butt, the well-known Home
Rule member of Parliament for Limerick,
delivered a lecture last night in the theatre
of that city. He advocated Federal
Union, but was moderate in his demands
for Ireland. He referred to the public de-
elarations of Lords Harrington, Russell and
Montague as favorable to the cause OF
Home Rule. He advised the return OF
Home Rule members to Parliament and
closed with declaration that If their de-
mands were rejected they would act, but at
present their plans could moi be disclosed.
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IRELAND.
Ku-KIux I'm Mayo.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-Agrarian violence is
rife in the County of Mayo, ireland. Land
holders in the vicinity of Newport have
been shot at, aud other outrages been COM
mitted, but in all cases the perpetrators es-
canad datpcIinn.
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Nasty,

Your correspondent had talk with the
celebrated Petroleum Y. Nasty to-day.
He endeavored 10 keep up his courage, but
it is evident that he is alarmed at the great
uprising of the people, and freely admits
that the contest will be virtually decided
next Tuesday.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 72a for both issues. -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
Republican Meeting.
ORGANIZATION FOR THE CAMPAIGN

OktANlAAIlON toh IfaE OAhfhAuN. .
The Republicans OF Wilmington, in response
to the cali Of the Chairman of the late City Ex-
ecuiive Committee met at their headquarters,
Saturday evening last, to organize for the APP
preaching campaign. Philip Quigley was called
to the chair and s. Hersey elected Secretary.
On motion of John nj. Dunn Committee OF
one from each Ward was appointed to nominate
President ten Vice Presidents, Secretary and
a Treasurer TO serve for the ensuing year The
following persons were appointed on the Com
mittee
lst Ward, Isaac Darlington 2nd, John Nj.
Stewart Sd. John NJ. Dunn 4th, VIM arlihn I
9th, Joshua Maris 9Th, II. O. Fraim +; 7th. II. A.
Taylor Sth, John Richardson 9TH, James l..
Hawkins.
The Committee retired and in a short time re-
turned and reported the following officers who
were unanimously confirmed by the meeting.
President, James Scott
Vice Presidents Ward, Thomas johnson
2nd, George Mccall 3d. William ID. Nolen; 4tli,
Jno. G.. Baker 5th. John p. Ruth 9th, Isaac
J. jenkins 7th, f. A. Taylor Sth o H. Gala
gher 9th, James l.. Hawkins 10th, James Car
lett.
Secretary Solomon Hersey
Treasurer-Johu W. Hawkins.
On motion of James Lewis. tho Vice Presi
dents were instructed to appoint an executive
committee of Eve for each ward, and report tho
same at meeting Of this association, ON Satur
dav evening June 18Th.
| The meeting which was large and enthusiastic
was earne-tly dressed bs Prot Day, VIC Lie
brant. and II. f. Pickles, after which the meet
| ing adjourned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
societies.
MEETINGS TINS EynNINa.


Delaware Lodge No. l, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 90 l. o. o. + at Odd
Fellows Hall, 81 and King.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall. 4l5 Market street.
Lenspe Tribe. No. 6, l. o. r. NJ. in fourth
story savile Building, 9th and Market streets
Wilmington aud Brandywine Council, No. 3,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council. No. 8, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No, 8, Jr o. U, A. NJ, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets
Enterprise Chcle, b. U. q. A., at Hall 5Oi Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge No. l, X. Of p, at
Knights OF Pythias Hall, No. 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No 8, q F., at Good Eel
lows Hall, 81 and King streets.
Old Church Division, No, IS, S. of T., Seventh
below Spruce.
wawaset Lodge, No 10, l. o. Of G, T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Washington and La Fayette Chapter, No. 1, II,
A. G., at Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

SUNDAY SCHooL ANNIvERsARY. - The forty
fourth anniversary of the Sunday Schools of st..
Andrews Church was celebrated yesterday. The
church was crowded, and great degree of ill.,
pl ut front and surroundings were beautifully
and tastelully decorated with flowers The ex-
ercise4 were opened by singing an Anniversary
carol. followed by singing and addresses The
annual report was read 10y Bishop Lee, giving an
in llourishing condition, and the number OF
scholars to be five hundred in all. The offerings
which were for the past two months, amounted
to 500, including $50 from the Robert Smith
colored school.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
s9,94S.OO

The magnitude OF the bankrupt sale OF dry
goods now progressing at 500 Market street may
worth OF silks, laces, saiins, velyets carpets
cloths. cassimeres and notions have been die
posed of,and there still remain on hand upNar'is
Of $780, 900 of the same class of articles These
goods have not been obtained for auction pur-
poses az supposed by some persons, but consti-
tute a stock of fresh and seaRonable goods
selected especially by leading New York dry
goods firm, but who unfortunately were unable to
meet their payments. This great sale will con-
tinue each morning, afternoon and night until
every yard Of goods is disposed Of. and will be
sold by piece or bale TO suit dealers well re-
tail purchasers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
NAMoIAL AMp COMM ERcIAL.

r.. tsfooau, Geld, dsc.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY OoMmERotAL-
Wilmington, Del, June 8. 1872.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
Pre-b,rery of New , n.rIe.
MEETING IN rnls CRY, ro-MoRRow.

MEETING IN THIS CITY, TOMORROW.
An adjourned meeting of the presbytery of
New Castle, will be held in Central Presbyterian
church, Tuesday June ith, at o'clock p. NJ.
for the transaction of general business.
In the evening. at o'clock. the rresbytery
will proceed to install Rev. j. T.. COnkey pas
tor Of the Central chmch.
The following will be the order OF exercises
agreeable to appointment of Presbytery. Rev.
DR.. Spottswood, to preside aad propose the
Constitutional question.
Rev DR., q. 4. Urswe of Philadelphia by re-
quest to preach the sermon.
Rev. DIR. Jno, Crowen to deliver the charge
to the pastor
Rev. q. l.. Moore. the charge 10 the people.
Presbytery.
cordial invitation il extended to the citizens
to be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

Scnoo1. ENLARGEMENT The Board of Tms-
tees Of the Middletown Academy have deter
mined to enlarge the building to a degree
pupils, They propose to build an addition on the
north side, 25X35 feet and two stories high. This
will make the school-room 4jX33 feet, which will
be capable of accommodating l25 scholars. Sew
enty pupils now attend the school, aud an aug
mentatiOn of this plumber is expected next year
The school has good corps of teachers aud il
well conducted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

wilmington QuotstonA furnished BY n. R Rob
inaOn A Co, Banscfa eth and Market sta,
al i O'Clock r. NJ to-daV
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

REMOVAL The Office of Ertry Ercning was
removed TO the J0urRdl building next the City
Hall, ou Saturday, The pIopretors have put
in machinery OF their own. and will hereafter do
their own printing. Their press is a Taylor
double cylinder, aud is the only one in the State
The permanency of rr-u Erenjng Ia evidently
established, and, it is deserving the success witt
"a hich il maets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES. Elections were held
in the several wards of the city, by the Demo.
Gratis, on Saturday, to elect delegates to the
State Convention which meets at Dover on the
llth inst, to delegates to choose the National
Democratic Nominating Convention which meets
at Baltimore on July 9TH. The following are the
delegates elected 81 Ward, Robt. II. Taylor ;
I'd, II. f. Finegan 5th, George Chance 9th.
Hanson Harmon 7th, O. =. johnson; 9th VIM.
Farrell No elections were held in the lst lth.
Sth and 10th Wards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
Police Court.

George II. Lockwood had hearing for corner
loungiug. lie Wa tn,d : / and costs.
Rachel Ann 1uLias was up on a charge of
threatening bodily harm d Augulme Prettyman.
Fined the costs and held TO baii for slOO to keep
the peace.
Six cases for drunkenness were heard and in
each case 80 cents and costs were imposed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

The ST. AUGUSTINE MuLs.-The work on the
improvements being made at these mills goes
rapidly on, and the six large turbine water wheels
are being put in as fast as the progressing mason
work Will allow. The artesian we'll at this place
is still being successfully bored. The depth now
reached is about eighty feet
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
Hs-e u II

'rmE MArcn uN SATURDAY. The match game
of base ball on Saturday between the Diamond
State club aud Red Stocking club Of Philadelphia,
was won by the former by score Of 81 to -.
Until the NTH inning the Diamond state seemed
confident Of an easy victory. hnt after that the
Red Stockings gained steadily upon our viii
mngtoD club, closing with tie score indicated
above.
MArcH To-NoRuow The Independent and
Quick Step clubs Will play a match game, to-
morrow Afternoon, At . o'clock at Shut1en
HAIll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

JUBuEE REHEARsAL.-The Sunday schools Of
the Union NJ L. Church the Central Presby-
terian Church, and Calvary Church will meet this
eveuing,in the Sunday school room Of the Union
Nj. i. Church to practice the music selected for
the jubilee, on the 18th inst full attendance
is requested by the choristers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
Real Estate.

SALEM KENT COUNTY On Tuesday, the sher-
IN sold, at at advanee Of $4,000 over the amount
bid at a former unconfirmed sale. the lands Of
WIN. Kersey, near Marydel. DIR. George A. Hall
purchased tract No. 1, % acres for $4,000, and
No. 3, 60 acres, for 5775 J. Nj. Clark bought
No. 2, 40 acres, for 1000.
SALE ny Mr.. HEALD on THE WEST SIDE
The Christiana River Improvement Com
panys sale OF lots, on Saturday, was well
attended, and quite a lively competition was in
dulged. The lots are all located on what is
known az the flames England property
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

INcENDIARIsM A German shoemaker, who
formerly worked in this city, and, we understand,
lives at Newcastle, called at Manz's hotel, on ri
street, near King, on Saturday evening, and ask
ed for nights lodging. lie was taken to a
room, and when left alone, he tore open the bed
and set ii { } it, after which he made his es-
cape from th1 house. The fire was discovered
before any uamage was done other than to the
bed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

CnANdE OF TINE. -- Several changes took
place. this morning, IN the time table uf the f.
W. a Il. Railroad. The express train. south,
leaving formerly at ll:ij. bow leaves Phiadel-
pha at II 10. The accommodation train leav-
ing Broad and Prime, heretofore, at IL. A. NJ.
now leaves at l0:45, and an additional train
leaves for Wilmington 1910 p NJ. From this
city, an additional train leaves at $3.50 A. NJ. and
il known as the milk train, the one at 6:i5 A. NJ.
being for nassengers alOne.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

CAMP MEETING.-A Although no definite action
has yet been taken, it is generally understood
that Grace and Asbury will join in the camp
meeting at Brandywine Summit, which begins
sometime about the middle OF August. Quite
a number of the membership of both churches
are anxious to unite with the camp, and it il
probable that Wilmington will be well represen.
ted there. Asbury has been invited to join with
the Milford Alethodists in camp at Camden
but is unable to accept because of its union Will
Grace in holding camp meetings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.
TRnNs LEAvE wII.MINqToN.

.. n
TRAINS LEAVE wmMnaroN.
For Philaielphia-aab. $50 alO. I0sO q. m. 1890,
400, AGO. o4z. T.1b, 1920 p IN. Sundays GsO, .. N.
For Rew Yo k-l.sO a m. ; ia0O ard baq p. IN.
For Bauinore-l2ba, aOs and lgO2 a IN. LOO and
or ?. IN.
For TIE Delaware R. R -, a. m, cor Harrington
Returning arrives at Wilmingt s lt, p m lsoo
and 1910 a. m; G 20 p. 10. No sunday trains.
FOR he'o Cost e-l9.a5 I, 10 10 a. m, and 40 pm.
For COdtsspiie, Reading dc-s.sl. and lU2J s.lIl.
l.40 and o.UO p. m. Sunday train at a. m.
LEAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR wu.NINGr0S.
$50, lO.45 and 19tO a. m; l2lo 2so, 400, 800,
100, 900 and i1sO p. IN. Sundays $780, 11.sO p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING on.
From Delaeare R-soO from New oastlel
1Olo a m; $50, SIS and 10 p. (rhe Two latter
are freight with issengsr car alta nd
From W. d r. R-Slb and 1t4O, a IN. AS and
s.l5 p. m. Sunday train at p. IN.
From. Phiia 'elrhiI-12.42, $50 a. IN i2 2s, 12 IS,
s.4s, 1OI, Sis, s.25, 1880. sunday lz4l IN, and
STEAMBOAT ARrBL.
Leap Wilmington az a. m; returning leaves
Phil idelphia at Esp. M.
B~- See time tables for further particulars.
The Diamond State b. c., will meet this
evening at s o'clock.
Rev. DIR. McCAbe has returned to Mildetown
In greatly improved health.
The Middletown Town Commissioners are un-
procedentedly active.
Stidham 4 Son will sell % lots on Saturday
next, in the neighborhood OF MoDowellville
Fiftynew dwellings have been erected in Lowes
since the railroad was opened-two years ago.
It is estimated that but 10000 baskets Of
peaches will be shipped from Milford this sea-
| son.
His health being very greatly improved Rev
Robt W. Todd resumed his pulpit labors, yes
/ terday.
| The Deldbdredn wants an agency for the pre-
vention Of cruelty to animals established in
| Dover
The lumber trade through the canal has been,
| 80 far, light this Spring. owing to the low water
| in the Susquehanna.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will
meet at st. Paurs NJ L. Church. tomorrow af-
ternoon, at o'clock.
Prof. L. b. Jones, late principal OF Wyoming
Seminary, has opened an English and Classical
school for boys in Dover.
DR.. Edward Lewis, of Dover, has invented and
made application for patent for new self
coupling attachment for freight cars. 1t is an
ingenious contrivance.
The Sabbath Schools Of Central Presbyterian
church, Gilbert Chapel, and st. Panls NJ f.
Church, will meet for rehearsal for the jubilee
this evening at o'clock at st. Psul's church.
A company Of fruit growers are putting up
fruit drying establishment, (by the Alden pro
CESS at the forks of the road leading from Mag
nolia to Camden and Dover, and about mile
and half from Camden.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

Preachers ASSOCIATION 49, The Preachers
Gtinerant) Association Of Dover District Will
mington Conference meets at Dover on Monday
evening, the 18th inst, at Z o'clock A very
interesting programme has been arranged, and
some subjects of deep interest will be discussed
by ministers of ability
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

CS-7he lar Poopl Remedy for weakness Of the
ft0nach, Is dose OF KUN Bitters. They are sur
charged with fusei oil, deadly element, which Is
rendered more tive by the pungent astringents
with which ii is combined II your stomach is weak
ur your liver or bowels disOrdPred, tone, strengthen
nnd regulate them with Vinegar Bitters, pure
Veg table StOmachic, Corrective and Aperient free
from alcohol, and capable of infusing new vitality
INTO your exhausted and disOrdered system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

bw- Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention OF
tpublic is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of J. & j. n. Harman, No 4l0
King street There s nothing equal to II in the
state of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for Otilce or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmO-
dated by this Old and reliable firm. They make
their goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
U-SPRTNG (

TF-SPRTNG GOODS.-Mr. John IL. Muhhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, al 4l5 King street.
has just been supplied with fine stock OF SPEIEG
GOODs, selected with much care and d dsCriminatlOn
Just such stock as tasteful people like TO examine
and sci, ct fTCm. Mr., MS. customers have the adj
vantage Of his is years experience the selection
Of goods and styles OF make up. Those needing
Sprin goods should, by all means, call at his place
hclOre getting measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
for Ntnt.

UNOR RENT "A neatly furnished lodging room,
A. WITHHELD,
ie8.9is Commercial ONCE
NNOR Kan IA suit II rooms Of building 3. t.
II cor. Second and King streets Apply 10
JOHN NC E n SON,
Iel-tf 206 Market street.
INOR kENT'-A very pleasant second.Htory ofli"e
D over No. y, f. Third street Apply TO
JNO X HOLT,
mytS-u Third and Market streets.
UNoR RgNT-A large store.room with ONCE
II front, large yard back win saOllng Tor SIX
hOTses Apply TO T.. WOhRALL CO.,
4i9 W. Trout street, or
apr22-u H. e. pieTson. (neXt dOOr)
TNoR RENT-Two frame houses one mile tssa
II from city limits Apply 20 Aaa
marl2-f THOMAS WALTER
WVHARF PROPERTY FOR RENT-situated at
wv South end Of Market st.. Bridge. Apply TO
febt7-tf CHAS. WARMER Il 90.
NOR RENT-HOuse No. 9l5 Delaware Avenue,
L, with fifteen rooms, In complete order; and also
will soil frame building on rear OF the lOti bun
Tor billiard room. Apply TO , 80,
No. 4 West Seventh street.
sen 1B-tf wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

BEFORE ESQ. PuHL.-There was a referee case
before Esq, Pnhl, on Saturday, brought by
Sarah W. Stapler vs. Samuel d. Newlin. The
suit was in reference to a division yard fence
which had been put up by Mr.. Stapler, the half
of which Mr. Newlin refused to pay for Ner-
dict for plaintiff
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

strawberries, for Saturday, from the Delaware
Railroad, were nineteen car loads to ersey City
and seven car loads to Philadelphia In adi-
tion to this shipment, there were -four car loads
of various kinds Of truck, for Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

QUARTERLY CONFERENCE. The second Quar-
terly Conference Of st pAul's NJ f. church. for
the present Conference year will be held in
the lecture room, on Thursday evening next. at
s o'clock. On Friday evening, at the same
hour, the customary Love Feast will be held.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

at No 600 West Front street, kept by Mrs
Hayes, was robbed on Saturday night Of several
articles of clothing, belonging TO boarder
named Kane. A warrant has been issned for
the arrest Of party suspiciOned of the theft
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

lHE W. IL. SUNDAY TRAIN Tile excursion
Wilmington x Reading Railroad, was well pa
tron2ed, yesterday On the return trip it
brought many strangers to town from up the
road.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03
'rOposals.
IDROPOsALs

DROPOSALS
For FURNISH Nc PATIONs AND FUEL FOR
LlGHr-NESSEl.S AND OK LIGHT STA
VI iSs IN THE fourth LIGHTHOUSE DIS
TRIGT.
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE,
219 S. sixth street.
PHlLADELrHlA, MAY eth, 1872
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE un-
III ~ clock, NJ, IN Friday, the 2lst day of Jane
lb'2 for furnishing aud delivering any RatiOns and
Fuel that may be called for by the Inspector for the
ght-yessels, and rock lght stations In the Fourth
Light House District, FOR one year from the 1st daV
nl July 1872, TO the 3Oth OF June, 1873, incusiyp
The rattons to be OF good aud app owed quality; 10
0e delivered alongside Of the gil hOuse lender, or
other vessel provdcl for Tie plfplse at ChTisLiana
Depot, entrance o Wilmington Greek, Delaware IN
good and sum lent packag barrels, boxes ana
case, ana IN good OrdeT for the number ut persons
which VIII be specified hy the Inspector for each
vessel, once quarter, free Of all expense to the
United States agreCabg 10 specifications aud tables
marked A and Is, attached thereto which viii form
part Of the contract copies Of which may he had
by applying at this Office
Al DiIs must be seal d and endorsed " Propusals
Tor RitlDns and Fuel Tor LgEt-ytssrts,n Ac. and
men paced Ia anu'he envelope, aud left at or di-
fttitd to THIS Onlee, ple a l. If sent by mail
liy order oI the Lighthouse Board.
". II. MACOMB,
lnNS'-e"lot Lighthouse Inspector.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-03

STATE LTcENsE4.-The Clerk of the Peace. for
this county, Mr.. John p Springer, gives notice
elsewhere that persons requiring State licenses
can obtain tNem at the grocery store OF Springer
Cleland Il Co., 800 West Second stIeet.