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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
The Progress OF the Campaign.

The election in Memphis took place yesterday.
| The Democratic county ticket was elected by a
| greatly reduced majority.
The Republican Convention of the District of
| Columbia, yesterday. unanimously renomiuated
General N. +. Chapman az Delegate in Congress-
The Republicans of the Third Ohio District
yesterday nominated H. B. Guneckle for Con-
gress.
The Republicans OF the Eighth Iowa District
have nominated j. W. McDill for Congress.
The New Jersey Republican State Convention
Will meet at Trenton on August 29th.
The Democratic State Convention Of Massa-
chusetts will meet on September 1lth.
Senator Wilson has gone to Indiana to take
part in the canvass there. He will also speak in
Ohio. Next month lie will speak IN Peunsyva-
uia. Secretary Robeson. in week or two will
take the stump i'll Name.
The Republican Convention OF the Eighth
Michigan District, yesterday, nominated N. b.
Bradley for Congress.
The Republican State Convention of Missouri
will meet at st. Louis on September A.
General Banks of Massachusetts, has written
letter announcing that he will support Greeley.
The Republican State Convention of Michigan
met at Lansing on Wednesday and nominated
John G. Blgley for Governor
Gen, Joseph II Geiger, of Columbus Ohio,
an old and inilusniial Democrat, who now takes
ing, on Saturday night, in opposition to Mr..
Greeley.
At Oswego, New York on Wednesday even
ing, grand Republican meeting was held, and
Morris Place, Democrat ill now, was one Of
the speakers. He delivered most effective
address. letter was also read from A. B.
Getty, another strong DJmocrat, repudating
Greeley, and giving his reasoEs for supporting
Grant.
The Boston Traveller says that the name of
Mr.. Teeodore ID. Weld was used as one Of the
Vice Presidents of late Greeley meeting with
out his consent and against his Wishes Mr.,
Weld lnlends to vote for Grant and Wilson.
Greeley meeting at T. iston, PENN on Tues
day evening, was complete failure. The prin
cipal orator did not appear, and the meeting
broke up with groans Tor the Tammany candl-
date insted of cheers
Mr. Edward Walton, loading Democrat of
Annapolis, Md, and Chairman of the Demo
cratic City Convention says he will not support
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
whln. from lhe Summer Ne.orl..

Fanny Fern aud Bret IL pto ar5 among the
literary lions at Newport.
The Methndists have the finest chnich in
Saratoga. IL is built Of brick in f.nciful gothic
style.
The present season at White Sulphur Servings.
West Virginia, Is said to be the most brilliant
ever known.
Hotel keepers at Long Branch have decided
to charge their servants for ali they break, de
stoy or injure.
young lady at S Slratoga, whose hair reaches
nearly to the ground, Is appropriately described
AZ "hare-hell."
Madame Ruders1orff, one OF the leading so
prdnos of the Boston Jubilee, is to appear al
the Stockton House, Cape May.
Young ladies at Newport, when they sec a
girl preitler than themselves in=huali, ely re-
mark, ''She doesn't put on her rouge well at ali.
The Ocean Hotel at Long Branch. claim.
that it has the largest dining room Of any hotc
in the United States, having seating capacity
Of 1000.
The Lovers Rlmble at Long Branch has beer
placed nearer the beach, in order TO make the
Lovers Leap more convenient in the case of
dlsappOintmeuts.
The following described bathing costume fits
along the seashOre at Saratoga: Drass of chin z
coored flannel; shoes of white duck wrought
with bright color; and cap of white oil silk
stamped with chintz figures. II is called the
dolly Warden of course.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Grimes and Casualties.

locomotive on the gainesville and Younga-
town railroad was thrown from the track near
Charleston, Ohio, yesterday. Alonzo L. Jeffrey,
o West Chester, Pa, was killed and the fireman
was badly injured.
A bridge in course of construction on tho
.lro and Vincennes railroad, near Mound City,
1eil yesterday killing one man named Galloway
and injuring live Others
The Dean Academy at Franklin, Mass, was
burned on Wednesday night Loss about
$l20UOO.
The wholesale warehouse of Drost & Jordan,
in Baltimore, was burned on Wednesday night.
The adjoining stores of Leonard Passano and
Holland IL praehtel were damaged by water.
The total loss is about S47, 900.
The fire at Hunters Point, l.. L. il still burn.
ing though there Is believed to be no danger OF
it1 extending A canal boat loaded with oil ex-
pollng on Wednesday night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
AIo.t watch Found .rrer Fifteen Years.

An OHIO paper tells the following; "Our
Sheriff, NJ. NJ McPhetridge, lost valuable sill
Yer watch in strip of timber in Davies County,
fifteen years ago and after thorough search
was unable to fined it. The timber has since
been cleared, and has been under cultivation
about six years. Six weeks ago, as a little girl
of Mr. Wiggesworth was planting beans, she
found silver watch with a silver Chain attached.
After taking it home she gave it to her father,
who opened it and found Mr.. McPhetridge's
name engraved upon the usile, The watch
and chain were in good preservation, and
Mr.. McPhetridge states that the only damage
done to it was where horse had trodlea upon
the edge 1t is now in good running order, aud
keeps excellent time. Inside it was as clean
and bright as When lost-eyen the second hand
being uunjured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
rhe ren.h to,rnm lpa., RniIroad.

Stephen Il, Boyd, ESD, recently returned from
OXluid. Chester county, whele he met Messrs.
Clark smith ~ CO., contractors OF Philadelphia,
an luss,lay, to conn pete articles of agreement
with them for the graduation and masonry of
the eastern DIVISION OF the Peach Bottom rail
road extending from the Suhquehanna river
at p. ach Bottom to Oxford, Chester county
Tie contractors biud themselves to complete
the graduation and masonry oi their DIVISION by
the i,t of August, 1873. they represent work.
ing capital Of over half million OF dollars.
Iis estimated cost Of graduation and masonry
of the eastern division IL s5l,6OO. lhe books
show present stock subscription OF E62,O
named the location of this division at Oxford,
and has already located some eight miles, York
(Pd1 Gdzette.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Chester Gossip.

Sixteen men were sworn into the Gartside
Rifle organization, making the total number 81.
Jos Wildly, of Pepnsyille, who was on board
the sturgeon boat which upset, was not drowned.
he swan ashore and thus saved his life.
Charles Smith caught large shad in his
hands as it was swimming up the creek.
"A fight between two women, yesterday in
the public street was very engaging.
Alex. Wilson, a colored deck hand on the
.Iotn +. Watson was knocked overheard and
drowned at the wharf on Wednesday evening.
Chester has just had water shark seusa-
ton Land shark sensations are quite numer-
GUS.
Tho Wilmington Committee which followed
the French Band to Chester, created an excite
ment in the streets with their tri.colored and
star Spangled Banner.
"A wooden vessel of 1875 tons burthen was
launched from ID. Corson's yard vest terday.
To morrow, the iron ferry boat for the Hunters
Poiut Forry Go. will be- launched.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
PhiludtIphin Topics.
nGI lice arrests, in July.

-iI,3p lice arrests, in July.
tosaln
N'7 streets, took dose Of arsenic to cure
uaiur'te diltcultiee, and died.
Daring July, there we're 4s2 permits for new
liianss and ll5 for repairs and alterations,
lssucd
IT Is proposed to widen Chestnut street
mMse 'y lIa,lng sidewalks outside of the pres
ell ruiugH
Aa McNlullen can now sit up in bed and
@ ,e1. We he"slapers. In two weeks he is ex,
lec'ed to he ont.
lie Mayor ard Commissioner of City Prop
,i ,'& are entag gcdin restoring Independence Hal
10 IT. otlghal condition.
luh,.ll' Tyler, aged forty years, fell from q
,t1' si'l' window Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Si4's' AID Was Instantly killed
'lN lineken. OF the Sunday dispatch. .wht
SaS Hllll y njmcd hy falling under the cars al
t4YtIy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02

. ln HHIu
Nh. PepubIicnn Nomination for Mayor.
The editorial silence Of the COMMERCIAL, on
ne alleged frauds at the recent Republican non
nation election, has been due to our regard foi
k.unblican principles, and our desire that any
ote yortlily representing them should not be
minsty slaughtered, by factional clamor and
exaggerated report and further to the extreme
trltctatce with which we enter into a dis
rn--ion Of the frauds and jobberies of local pol
ri,. II il said that part of the vote for Captain
m1gherty was fraudulent. 1t is also said that
r,r Of that cast for the other candidates was
tnlulent. We have no doubt both charges are
correct Those who know anything about
these nomination elections know that many
VOTES are always cast and counted which
4, not deserve to be. This is entirely true
q, an the sheriff nomination elections, Of both
ta..ts. which we have been acquainted with /;
udit i. asserted by those who assume to hay,
Lnmlalgo that the delegates to the late Repub-
i.,l ate Convention, elected in the interest of
what has become known as the - City Ring, "
we're counted in, by unfair meanH. This If
moIe than probable.
Mv we dtcline association entirely, with ali
M. hicks. We do not excuse them we regard
t,m as dishonest and disgraceful. If they are
dulr ia the interest Of any candidate, without
hs knowledge, lie cannot fairly be held respon-
slip lll them if, ON the other hand. they are
cluaitcd with his approval he foriets his
Cam 10 public respect This rule should be ap-
pile to lhe present case, as well AZ Others and
euuy 10 all the competitors in the nomination
luntr than this we do not see that we heed
eqle-s Judgment The case is now in course
o sligauon by the party officials with whom
the COMMERCIAL il taboo. THIS fact may be a
nrtitDne, Or not, but it Cor aiuy relea er lis
# ~ all responsibility for that over which We
l-rs control. They run their own machine /;
tie 20 outside the Republican organization to
i Simulate the growth OF newspapers which, for
luruaI purposes, alternately fawn upon and
stab The olganllutlOn and we are discharged,
upon e,cll reasonable ground, from any lot,
ps'te. ~ rnale III their proceeding, except as it
may ahr,t Tie rubhc This gives lis a precious
Independence, and removes us from the obiigil-
uehMlirl OIL cuutemp mpoTaIies labor under Of de-
lc.an Wa,ti,es iLinncal to the public INTEREST,",
'gmnl3e.', lot merely by irresponsible agent,
iNc!DtEn oi party nomination, but by public
officials e'ctod to discharge important public
ha-t', Such We have not apologized for but
condemned Hence our prescription. Those
WHO Hcitlled to defend them, are rewarded, and
hoN Hiid' find, i'll this instance, a chance to cry
'Sop llnel !"
4oemcinde; We shall support the Republi.
can D'lHc for Mayor, if he is tit and worthy
fgndl5 Tie ioclson who the candidate is, VT
shaIi n.t beat the air in senseless clamor, de.
MHa~iE cur own organization and delightnp
oafeWohentE The Democratic and Guerrilla
lltss vlil sitlo no effort in that direction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Political
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION OF THE GRANT AND
WILSON CLuB.

PERMANENT ORGANIZATION OF THE GRANT AND
WILSON CLUB.
The Grant and Wilson Club has permantly
organized by the election of the following Off
GERS and Committees
President Wilmer H. Hayman.
INSTRUMENTATION X. Young, and Davis
Messimer.
Recording Secretary-Robert H. Ames.
Cor. Secretary-Frank Nolen.
Treasurer-Edward ] Dougherty.
Finance Committee - Davis Messimer, J. X.
Young, S. L. Lea, William Palmer W. H. Hay
man.
Auditing Committee - G. B. Woodward, s. g.
Johnson, A. NJ Sparks.
Committee on Uniform-Frank Nolen, James
Lewis r. L. Armstrong.
Captain-A. j. Thompson. 1st Lieutenant,
James l.. Hawkins. I'd Lieutenant, J. r. Young
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
The suLA.
CAROLINE COUNTY


The berry crop is exhausted. Few were sent
TO market.
#. g. West has been elected principal Of Den-
ton Academy for next year.
Lldens school house, in the 9th district was
fired by an incendiary and burned Jay 23a,
Denton had its usual Saturday nights drunken
saturnalia with the co1e Of last week.
Grabbing has become a fayoriis amusement
with tine Dentonians. 1t rare ever happens
that crabs are caught so far up the river, and
tho sport is a novelty there.
The Presbyterian Church at Fcdsralrbnrg has
received very handsome silver communion
service. 1t was supplied from a fn id. the boz
quest of a wealthy Philadelph'a Lady made ior
this purpose.
DORCHESTER COUNTY
Proposals are invited for completing the work
upon the Cambridge Inner Hirbor.
The small pox has died out in q lst Now Mar
ket everything is lovely, and Collins has the
biggsrt corn in the county,
Hurlock's camp meeting is III progress.
@S10 were subscribed to the capital stock of
the D. Il d. X extension, at a moeung on SatHr-
day. Very little effort was put FORTH and, it
is Gained that four times that amount can be
secured without difficulty.
A culored man was roughly handled at tho
Stony Ridge Cdmp-meeting for an alleged out
rageOns assault upon a white woman. Cuilsta-
BILE Willis interferred aud probably saved the
mans Ite. 1t now transpires that he was guilty
OF nothing more than impertinent rudeness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
FIRST EDITION.
$50 p. Nj.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
The Republicans claim Success,
OPINIONS OF THE NEW YORK PAPERS.

New YORK, Aug. 2.
The Worlds special telegram from Raleigh
puts the majority for.Merriman, (Dem.) for Gov
ernor, at 5000.
The Times claims the State for the Republi-
cans.
The Herald thinks it unsafe to hazard any
prediction.
The Tribune says the returns do not warrant
any positive statement as to the result.
FURTHER DEMOCRATIC RETURNS.
WILMINGTON, N. O., Aug. 2.
There seems to exist no reasonable doubt Of
Merriman's election by decisive majority. and
that the conservatives have carried six out If
eight Congressman.
The L Lafest and Probably only Reliable News.
Especial to the New York Timesl
RALEIoH, Aug. "a, A. M.
No county vote has been reported in full.
The Democrats continue to report gains from
everywhere, just as they always do, and they
now claim the State by 5000 to 10000 majority.
A few facts obtained indicate decided Repub-
lican victory.
Hon. Samuel +. Phillips and other prominent
Republicans say that there is no doubt whatever
that they lave carried the State by a large ma
jority, and have elected Cobb, Thomas, Smith,
and Settle to Congress. The Democrats concede
all but Cobb, which would alone give the State
to the Republicans
The precise result will not be known for sew
eral days, and the approximate majority even
cannot be ascertained for two or three days.
The Associated Press dispatches are simply
silly pretending to give Democratic gains in
counties which cannot possibly be heard from
until Saturday.
This fact is sample of all the returns re-
ceived here, except those giving the votes of
each candidate, and these invariably show Re-
publican gains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Ahre,pd TRICK ofn Lnnntic.

The Trenton Emporium tells this; Last week
A man was brought to tins city for the purpose
of being placed in the lunatlc asylum, but on
arriving at that institution tile parties having
hun IN charge found that there was no room for
RE patiynt, He was taken to the Trenton
House ami placed in room in tho third story
and locked III. Early On the next morning a
gentleman who slept in the next room heard y
knocking on the wall, aud went to the door of
the room tu inquire what the matter when
a p.utlemanly voice Informed him that he had
n,islaid Ills key, and asked hum to let hun out.
Tms was duue, and tile luUatic walked down
stairs, out into the street, and has not been
seen or heard Of since.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
lively rrnYrllInu

fa. iHs llladell lila Star says 1t is said that the
las.l l's lialli lIom Inns city to pltsburg which
M aioi III 4 makes the last 100 miles without sin-
Srd,,P ne engine drinks rs it runs. Here
lai'..' II an non trough bedded between the
Of us'' A'eAdllg for many rods, with current
iu. "a'oi STOUT tlhee iuches deep, and an iugen-
lo1,,,o 't'ahee dropped from the bottom OF the
-4.-.Nt mus am abundance lnLn the tellder.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
DOMESTIC NEWS.
MEIonRoRINo couNrIEs.

The Delaware County Convention of Good
Templars will be- held at Chester the StL of Au-
gust.
The Steamer Cambridge which sunk in
Salem creek some time since has been tQwed
to Broad Beach, where she will be taken to
pieces and sold.
The Directors of the Phiad'a. West Chester
and Dowhif gtown Railroad have ordered the To-
cation of the line via Crum Creek Valley and
Cox's Gap, and that contract Tor tine perform
ance OF the work be made som as practicable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Dld rhey swnllow The N,bnlAq

Perhaps no group of stars is more generally
known than the Pleiadas or Seven Sisters, as
they are often called In tis cluster there is
a nebula or star-clondlet invisible to the naked
eye but which can ordinarily be seen with the
aid of telescope member OF the English
Astronomical Society, however, says that he has
searched for this nebula with his eight-inch
telescope, but cannot now find it. He thinks 1t
has been distributed among these stars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
"Impencbips" His Record.
To The Editor of The Commercial

To ne Bdltor Of dhe Commercial
Every Eoenings correspondent, IS. II. L."
threws himself back upon his record in vindica-
ton of his position. Records" are terribly in
convenient things. Horace Greeley and Charles
Sumner each have good records-longer ones
than -. r. LIS, and they have voted oftener-
but their present attitude is one of hostility to
the Republican party. In this day of change.
records amount to but little; it il the present
position OF men with reference to curreut topics
aud events which proves their fidelity
\ REPUBLICAN From PRINoIpLE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
rha pnli,n,n pni,,ce Cnrn.

There are eighty Pullman palace cars arriving
at and departing from Chicago every day The
amount of money expendal in their manu-
facture ranges from about $4,000 to $50 900
for each Car, the average cost being about
ZIG, 500. The amount Of capital, therefore,
invested in the Pullman cars which accommo-
date the business of Chicago amounts to
81 300 900
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Personal Intelligence.

Samuel VI. Harrington, Esq, leaves forSharon
Springs, New York to-day at noon. He will
DO absent some three weeks.
Spotted Tail and other Sioux Indians who
have heen visiting Washington arrived III Phiia-
delphia last evening.
General Kilpatlick has brought suit for libel
against the Bangor Daily Whlg, claiming S3J, ,OOU
dAmageB
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
The ! rlnwnre state Directory.

--TT7 VTTT 1TTdUVTTT1TH ITNIWTTVT ]
s'Hhtr ahu Atkinson, Wilmington, have JUS
I..'"" HE Delaware State Directory" fu
10 II IL NtIy complete work OF its class
S'', "'oi hallnl IL gwen in reference to the
t,, t'h'iAlly anu particular attention is pGiC
WIZ iIts thtbtun of all necessary PARTICULAR
NV. ni.hlhgion and the other principal towns
Il. T''a' ere has c'ldentally been bestowed upol
,,,,. .'n ll'%lon, aud the book will certainl!
p'Uie 'vly usrinl to merchants of this city hay
80 '"'h'sr relations win Delrware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Base Bali AZ New unstle.

MATCH GAME-TAalfANY vs.. STAR.
spirited match game of base ball was played
At New Castle Wednesday afternoon, between
Star Club of Salem and Tammany Of New Jas
tie, which resulted in the following score:
TAMMANY. STAR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Nearly RnFsrnpe.

Dutch Heinrich confined at Sing Sing for
bond robbery. attempted ON Wednesday to es-
cape He sezei horse in the prison yard,
mounted, and Saoped away. The guard fired
and killed the horse, when Heinrich continued
his hight on loot. He was linally overtaken
and secured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Only one drunk was reported at the Police
Headquarters this morning.
The Committee to investigate the rec snt nom
ination election frauds, will meet this evening
at the Republican headquarters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
CommercInI Repn,t-.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2.
Cotton dull. 2t1f to 22c. Flour, demand for
high grades, others neglected superhre, 81 50
S05 50 extras, $5 75dD6 25 extra family. s. 81
OOPS. Rye flour dull 81 Corn meal nominal.
Wheat dull; new red, 81 62O1 10 new amber
Sl.75 Rye steady rs to 81 cents. Corn dull ;
yellow G2c. mixed. 60 to 6l Oats dull white
~ to 45e Mh-keY hell al Al,. Gold. ll5A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
1hr Wilnam-pnrt rronble- Ended.

the tr.,i,ohe uonhe at Wiliamsport has ended and
tie ,vSop7 were withdrawn, yesterday. Most Oi
Mphuninl' hil' ,'aYe nave Resumed work Gefvey BERN
lsye ni!i'loh and Blake, the leading strikers
been t', T''l NJ teiatt On bail aud bail also hat
pi.a,, "'lshed Tor the other strikers who are ii
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
ALnw,er,. l..rnrn,inn.

rl.. H." eetual perorltion Of an Alabama LAWYERS
as tnI'' leetht a-sault and battery case was
tie rt L"t the harmless ass crop the this e
bGou.e ,,i u'e valley! Let the sagacious goat
tbe In, upon the mountains brow but men Of
'''S' say that john Gnndle lis not guilty"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
n iuc,ion inF,.ial,,.

New iorH de put ih says that the Central,
Erie and Fennsyivania Rtilroa Is yesterday re
d iced freights 10 the West 10 to 5S per cent.
The reduction is said to be Tor one month only,
III order to break down old contracts, which
are detlmenta to the roads"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINGToN, August 2.
Probabilities Weather, Northerly to Westerly
winds, with clearing weather for Middle States,
North of Virginia, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02

FELL FROM A SCAFFoLD j. r. d Seeds, a
boss carpenter engaged in building number OF
houses in Eight Street above Monroe, was pre-
cipitated from scaifnld two stories high this
morning, and received severe injuries. He was
taken to his residence close by and medical aid
summoned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
Hlair ar H.rnnr,I

Ss,s, tle Barnard impeachment trial. Yesterday,
rearah rIahk BLAIR appeared as witness. He
Hons conversation vi Barnard, in the Aslur
set "t III which Barnard said lie had driyel one
DIVE ogt Tcouhdl els out of New York, and would
"'ie out another.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02

John T. Richardson was elected a member of
Conn, from the Eighth Ward. Last evening to
hlI the vacancy caused by the resignation of
In.eph II philllps.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02

CoRRFoUoN.-Th Mr.. williamson. mentioned
in the Commercial. of Wednes day, as being on
the Prohbotory Electoral ticket of Delaware is
John F. Williamson of Newark, and not j. NJ.
williamson ESD. of this City.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02

NFw STATIONS Five new stations have been
established ON the Kent county r. Il Blacks.
Still Pond Lynch's Vioker's and Parsons Van
dykes is the name of new station on the Dsla-
ware end of the same road.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02

The croquet meeting re-convenes, this even
iur At O'Clock, at the New Board of Trade
po, ms Masonic Temple. The rules prepared
ly the Committee will he submitted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02

ONA POLITICAL ToUG.-John OByrne Esq.
started OH political tour down the State this
morning. He expects to speak this evening at
Milford, tomorrow evening at Georgetown, and
probably at other places before his return.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02
0eatha.

GRAVES on Friday August I'd, c. Jane Graves
wife of Thomas j. Graves, at her Ia C residence,
No. lt2 " alnut street.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to att nj ner tun, raj, on Monday, August 5th, to
leave the house al O'clock, M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-02

New proposals for the removal OF garbage
were o. ened in Council, last evening, but the
award was deferred for one week.