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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

E-Splpdn SprinJs -Chas. Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant place Of resort has been neatly lifted up
for the reception OF individual visors, picnc, and
social parties. Ample accom- n0datiOnE for dancing
have been made and ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits DC, will ne sold to all who desl them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the grsund He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market where the above named luxurses NAV be
had during the season. also. at his residence sixth
and orange. where he will be pleased TO see his
many friends aad the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
The harry aenson ia about over.

IHb D5lLy bbkSOH I5 HDUUl UVbIs
The churches were only moderately attended
yesterday.
Weather prophets say this spell will not end
before Wednesday.
A game of base ball. between the Paoifes and
Cadets, Of this city, resulted favorably to the
former, by score Of 49 to II.
A boy named Armstrong, living on 9Th street,
between Monroe and Adams, fell of an ice-oart,
and was run over, on Saturday evening. he was
not much hurt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. James Waters,
Pastor of the Second Baptist Church, and his
family, start tonight on a visit to his parents,
who live in Watertown, Tenn. He will be gone
about six weeks. His pulpit will probably be sup
piled during the month of Sept. by the Rev Lem
uel Moss, DID, of Grocer Theological Seminary
Mr.. McMacken the young preacher who 30 ac-
ceptably preached for the church on the 10th
inst. will preach the two remaining Sundays of
this month.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

TENO BUILDERS
LIGHT HOUSE AT HEREFORD INLET. FIVE
NILE BEACH, NRW JERSEY.
OFFICE OF LIGHT HousK ENGNEER,
No. ha2 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA, August D, 1873
sealsd Proposals from Builders only, will be re
ceved at this once, until ~ o'clock noon, OF
MONDAY, tile sth OF SEPTEMBER, next,
For the erection OF fou .th order haTbord Light.
House at Hereford inlet, (p've Mile Beach,) New
Jersey, In accordance with drawings and sp, ei1ca-
tnns whcn can he DUPLICATION at this Ctiice,
between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
r. M,
The building will be OF frame with stone and
brick foundations The amount " lid must include
the entire cost OF the building complete, iHcludng
palAting.
Bids must be made In duplicates and In forms
which will be furnished on applicat on aud conform
in all resnects TO the requirements Of the Govern
ment aid the righ. to Jact any or all the bids is
reserved.
BIDS will he opened promptly at the hour specified
when bidders are requested to be prese
". Y. RAYN0I D.,
augs-2tawsw 1t. Col Of ngs., 1t 40. Engr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

A MISSING MAN -. Beyond Eleventh street
bridge the people are gravely sgltated over the
came to the city one day last week, and leaving
his horse at the Delaware House he has disap-
peared mysteriously. We learn upon inquiry
that the horse was left there, but no suspicion
is excited by those whe know the man, as ne is
in the habit of disappearing quite frequently,
but he always turns up again.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

EEL NotO for Summer.-The Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased to blow, and our city taiOrs have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people Mr.. John H Nuhlhansen, at 4lb King
street, especially. has laid In beautiful STOCK Of
coatngs vestinRs cassimeresS &c, for Spring and is
ready 70 receive orders from his usual well dressed
customera lie ia also having his store papered and
tainted so that everything looks as bright and esh
AZ new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

KENT Co., (Md.) AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE
Third Annual FAIR OF the Kent County Agricul-
tural Association will take place at their grounds
Worton Station, near Chestertown, to commence
Sept 30th, and continue three days. In addition
to the usual agricultural exhibition, trials of
speed will take place each day between some Of
the best horses in the county, and others who
may contest for the prizes offered by the
sociaty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

RESULTED FATALLY.-The wounds Of Patrick
Kelleher. sustained in an explosion at duPont's,
ON the 18th Of April last. have proved fatal. AT
ter the accident be was removed to the Penn Hos
pital at Philadelphia, where he fingered till one
day towards the close OF last week when he died
His remains were brought on to Wilmington, and
were buried in the Catholic Cemetery, yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
tz-R. p. KUyKEL,s BITThR VINE or IRON

HS-Es r. kUNKkL'S BITTER WINE OF IhON
e. " Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
will enectually cure liver complaint jaundoe dys-
pepsla chronic nervous debility, chronic diarrhea
disease of the kidneys, and all diseases arising from
a disordered liver, stomach or intestnesi such as
constipation, hatulence, inward piles, fuHness OF
blood to the head acidity of the stomach, nausea,
heartburn disgust for food. fu Ines or weight in the
stomach, sore quotations sinking or luttering at
the BIT OF the stomach. sWtmming OF the head, hur-
red or difficult breathing, hutttrlng OF the heart,
choking or suffOcating sensations when In lying
posture dimness Of vision, dots or webs before the
sight dull pain in the head, deficiency OF perspra
tion, yellowness of the skin and eyes p in in the
side, back, chest limns dc, sudden fnshes Of heat
burning in the mesh, constant lmAk inlngs OF evil
and great depression OF spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and free from alcohol
ic stimulent and all injurious ingredients, hnd are
pleasant to taste and smell mild IN their operations,
will remove impurities from the body and give
health and vignT to the frame
Beware Of c. -unterfeita. The genuine is sid only
in 81 bottles.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. g. r.
KUNKEl, Pr pnetor, No. 9ag North Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale in wilmington by B. Mcluall, Jr., Second
and Market, K. bringhurst Co.. Sixth and Market,
H. r. Bringhurst, 31T Mari ct street Alfred Walton,
235 Market street; j. j. Gallagher B B ShOena-
ker Smith Il Painter, ". e. William, Nith and
Market streets and L. NJ England sixth end
Lombard streets nCt3nly-16
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

THE WATER WITCH EXCURSION. - The Water
Witch Fire Company announce under the proper
head their excursion to New York, which takes
place September 4th. They go via the Camden
X Amboy Il. Il. to South Amboy from which
place they take the steamer Richard Stockton for
ride up the Hudson az far as the Palisades
Ellingers Brass Band and Parlor Orchestra will
accompany the party. The Graphic Balloon as
cends on its transatlantic voyage on that day ;
the opportunity Of witnessing its ascension may
be Afforded
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

EE-TAPg WoRHI TAPE worm !-aemoved
in o few hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine
moved: can refer those afflicted TO patients whom
have cured that have been treated by noted Physi-
clans Of this country and Europe had been treated
montha in Medical Colleges; had taken DR. Jayne's
specific Turpentlne and all known remsd,es. DIT
j, B, Cherry, 254 N. Ninth st, Philadelphia. VIII
be at the Washington Hotel. Wilmington, every
Monday, from s, A. NJ to 8, p. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

Totals Joshua Maris. 1851 trancis Vincent,
500 Wesley Talley, 662 Isaac Woodrow, 50
John s. Appleton, % Henry Rodney, 49,
vincents majority over Taley, 1877. Over all,
81
general unsnimity prevailed in all the wards,
except the Seventh and Tenth, as to who the
candidates for the City Council should be, and in
the wards mentioned spirited but good.natured
contest for the nomination amongst the friends
of the respective candidates prevailed. The fol-
lowing is list OF the successful candidates, and
the votes received by each Of the candidates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

~ For LOss Sf appetite. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression of Spirts and General Debility In their
various forms Ferro. PhOephated Elixir OF Calissaye
made by Caswel, Hazard Co New York, and sold
by all Druggists is the best tonic. As stlmulsnt
tonic for patients recovering from fever or other
aickness It has no equal II takea during the sea-
son it prevents fever and ague and other lntermii-
tent feVera.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

AMOS HARRIs-Amos Harris, Of this city, who
has been at Kirkbride's, in Philadelpbia, for
treatment of a mental malAdy which it was fear
ed would completely overthrow his reasoRing
faculties,i lis greatly improved, we learn--so much
so that his early return to Wilmington has been
determined upon. His physical health is also
much better.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

CHESTER COUNTY CoURrs-UDDERzooK' CASE.
The August term Of Court Of Chester County
was held last week, and has adjourned, after
disposing of considerable business. No further
session, except for Argument will be held until
October, at which the trial of Undertook for the
murder Of Goss will take place. The Grand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

SENT AwAY.-The two narrow gauge cars which
were built by the Jackson 4 Sharpe Co.. for the
Brigham Canon r. R in Utah, and which have
been standing upon siding Of the W. W.
r. R., for several months were finally shipped
to-day Affairs are becoming more prosperous
in Mormondom, we suppose
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

ID READ
Id AT great reduction, at the
NEW BREAD, CAKE, AND PIE BAKERY,
cor Second and Tatnall Streets bread full weight at
s CENTS PER LOAF,
at the Retail Store, and Dealers supplied at usua
reduction. wagon will commence running on
Friday or Saturday OF this week. All orders left at
the above store, either from families or stores viii
be attended to promptly, W. s, STEMPLE
L. PHILLIPS. Agent auRlB-ln
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

FoR A SOUTHERN CHURoH.-Rev. Mr.. BAyne,
Of Manassas, Va, preached at Grace Church.
yesterday morning. The object Of his visit to
Wilmington il to secure money with which to
liquidate the debt upon his church at home. No
collection was taken, but private subscriptions
were aolicited
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

The Columbia House at Cape May is now in
full blast neatly fitted up, with the prospect of
full seasons business. AS popular family
honse the Columbia stands high and the rates
made with families desiring an extended stay
render it still more popular Our Delaware peo-
pie who have heretofore patronized the Colam-
bia have spoken highly Of its entertainment. Be-
fore engaging rooms elsewhere it is worth while
to try it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

New ORGANs IN THE CHURCHES -Asbury NJ L.
Church has recently purchased of Prof Glenn
mer a fine new Estey organ for an accompani-
ment to the choir. The organ has two banks Of
keys. and is in all respects fine instrument.
Miss Keller is organist The Professor has also
sold an Estey organ to the Epworth Chapel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

sEDr. Fistar's Bdls1m Of Wiid Cherry ID "a COM
blnation and form indeed for healing a. curing
diseases Of the throat, lungs and chest. 1t cures
cough by loosening and cleansing the lungs and al
LAYING irritation thus removing the Cause, instead
II drying up the cough and leaving the disease be-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
2artnersItip aIutires.

nISS0LUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP = The
- CO-partnership heretofore existing between
deO Richardson and Edward w Hoopes, trading
under the firm name Of Richardson n Hopes, Hard
sent
The business of the late nrm will be settled by
Edward W Hopes, who will continue the business
az the old stand, No 81 Market and 3O2 and 9OI
shpey street, wilmington, Del ----
Jsly 1st, 1s7s-tt EDW HooPES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

An ENGLISH VIsIToR.-Rev. Mr.. Garland, Il
Methodist minister stationed at Sheffield Eng
land, is on visit to this country, and preached
at st. Pauls NJ E. Church, last evening. He
landed in New York, on Saturday, and came on
here direct, spending his first day in this city.
Ia walking up Market street, yesterday morning,
his attention was attracted by the organ Of st.
Paul's Church, and going in he introduced him
solf to some of the members, from whom he re-
ceived cordial welcome. He addressed the
Sabbath School IN the afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

THE OLD FERRY RoAD NuIsAEcE.-A special
meeting of the Board OF Health was arranged
for Saturday evening last to view an alleged
nuisance in the Old Ferry Road. But seven
members Of the Board, less than quorum, were
present and no business was transacted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
Police Gourt.

Eight drunks
Jacob Kopp, for disorderly conduct, was iped
S2 and COSTS and bound over to keep the
peace in 800, while Peter Leonard, for a like
offence, was required to pay like fine aud
bound over in 5000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
WAqTEETIOS

~ ATTEETI0N
L\plEy SUITS AND UNDERWEAR,
CORSETS AND ! OOPSRlRTS
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
at extraordinary low prices
FRANR'S EMPORIUM,
bl1 Market Street wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

NATTAEs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY positively restores
gray and faded hair to It's natural color In three to
ten days Removes dandruff and imparts TO the hair
su elegant aud youthful appearance. Warranted TO
contain NO poison. II produces pleasant anu cool
ing effect on the scalp. Give IL trial. You will
not regret 1t,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

Colonel Durfee, charged with the killing Of r.
G. Morgan, at Rockport some days ago, has
been held in $4,000. bonds to await the action of
the grand jury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

FELTON, SEMINARY.-The Fall Term Of FELTON,
Seminary, under charge Of Prof W. L. Knox,
will open on September list.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
A cADEMr of the VISITATION

IN II. v. NJ.
Studies will be resumed at the above named In
atltution on the
FIhsT MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
The Course of Instruction comprises the follow
ing Branches: Orthography, Reading ElOcntion
Plain and Ornamental Writing, Arithmetic, Book.
keeping, Algebra, Geometry, Modern, Physical and
Ancient Ge' graphy; sacred, Ancient and Modern
History; Mythology, Grammar, Rhetoric, English
Literature, Criticism and Logic Botany, Astronomy
use OF al bes. ChemiAtry, Physics, Metaphy ysics
kthics, dGsthetics, Classical and Modern Languages
Music on Harp, PianO, Guitar and Organ Drawing
and Painting in OIL and Water G0lOTs, Pastel on
Velvet Plain Sewing and Embroidering In Linen
SIX, and Chenille, Wax Work in Fruit and Flowers
also, Lace Work.
>, The Modern Languages are taught by native
Teachers.
No distinction is made in the reception of puplls
on account OF their religious opinions; however for
the malntalnance Of good order all are re0nred Ia
conform to the ext, rnal discipline OF the Inatitn
tinn. Every three months Musical Matinee 4 are
neld, OF character to improve the taste and atimu
late the zeal OF the pupils. From indivduala or No.
cietles disposed to aid In the education OF Young
adi IS apple iiion for the admission of pupils al
reduced terms, will receive the mo fayornbie con-
slderat0n that the circumstances Of the Insttuton
Will admit. ~ -''0-
For more detailed information apply to the supe
rloress Of the Academy
aug2-tsep15 OH'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
CITY Pssll.ls..I

THH REpUBrfokN NOMINATION ELECIaoN ON SAT-
uRDkY--KEsULr on THE voTE-JosHUA MAAIs
fHENoNfNArEp ron PREArnENT or ooUrciIi-
!, THE urTY rREAsuREksHIP COUNCIL NoSrfEA-
HOES, 40. al NItM y7-i -.., star
The nomination election Of the Republican
party of Wilmington. for candidates for the Of
tces Of President Of the City Council, City Trea-
surer, smember OF couneiI from each ward and
other ward officers, was held last Saturday, and
was entirely devOid of that sxcitement which
sometimes attend such nominations. In some
of the wards spirited and good natured contest
was carried on, but in no instance, so far as we
ban hear, was any acrimonious or unklnd feel
ing indulged In. Though not large the very re-
spectacle number Of 1851 votes we're polled. The
candidates selected are well known gentlemen
Of character and standing IN the community, and
are well deserving the support OF the Republi-
can party, and the community at large.
The following is the vote in detail for Presi-
dant of Oitv Council and City Traaarrar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

RETURNED FROM HAYTI.-Rev. II. G. Steward,
of this city, who left early in June on mission
ary visit to Hayti, has returned He found a
fourishing African Methodist church in Port-au-
Prince, and he will soon take his family to
Hayfi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
FIpsr WARD pEMocnATIc NOMINATION.

A second meeting Of the Democratic voters
of the First ward was held on Saturday, to re-
ceive the report of the Committee appointed at
a previous meeting TO name candidate for
Council The Committee performed the duty
assigned it. and presented the names of two
gentlemen-Melr rls Taylor and John W Lynch
but without taking any action the meeting ad-
journed until tomorrow evening. The indica-
tions are yet favorable to MIR. Taylor, we learn,
and but little opposition is made to his nomina-
tion.
THE FIFTH WARD DEMOCRACY.
The Democrats OF the 9th Ward held a meet
ing on Saturday evening and appointed ]. H..
Publ James Armstrong and w. h. Hodgman a
committee to name candidates for Council from
that Ward. The meeting assemblies again on
Friday evening to receive the report OF the Com
mittee and to nominate candidate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
aug12-st
In Chancery
New Castle County,
Cause Of Partition

And now TO wiz, this fifteenth day of July, A. D.,
1873. 1t ia ordered by the Chancellor that notice, by
advertisement be given forty days before the first
Monday in september next, to all persons having
any lien liens npon the interest or estate of Henry
Mendinhal. Elizabeth s. Taylor, Franklin Taylor
Henry NJ. Taylor, Edward Nj. Taylor and Elizabeth
M. Taylor, or either OF them In the land and pre-
misses, in said petition mentioned, to fle petition
setting forth the nature and amount OF the same IN
the ONCE of the Register in ChanGery for New Cas-
tie County ten days before the first Monday of Sep
tember next, and to appear and prove said lien or
liens at the ensuing term OF this Court before the
rising OF the Court on the third day OF the term.
jy2s-T6M-4Od BENZ. NIELDS Trustee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18

In several OF the wards no candidates were
run for Inspectors and assistant Inspectors, but
the following is the result whore nominations
were made.
1st ward Inspector, William Miller
" :" Assistant, f. X. Crawford.
I'd Inspector, Christian Clavey.
- Is Assistant George Leach.
Sd '' Inspector. German d. Lincoln.
Assistant, J. Eriskine Graham.
9th " Inspector, Robert +. Wright,
- g Assistant, Cornelius Fipps.
7th +" Inspector, NJ. B. Stotsenberg.
Z" " Assistant, Samuel Lee.
10th Inspector, James Reese.
Assistant, Andrew J. Thompson.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
VNAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAxEs FOR 1873,

The undersigned. Receivers OF Taxes for the City
OF Wilmington will be at the city Hallon and after
the 1st day OF August 1873, between the hours of
noon, for the purpose OF receiving Taxes All taxes
paid in August and up TO the closing OF the polls Of
the City Election the face OF the bill must be paid
and after that date i've per cent VIII be added to the
bill ALEXANDER CHANDLER,
WILLIAM STILLRY,
augG-tf Receivers of Taxes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
MARBLE MANTELS,

E MURRAY,
Ls CARTIN9 AND HAULING
done at short notice Car to hire and moylneg care
fnllY sttendad 10. All orders be left at u
Kings Tailor Store, No. 3, W. Sixth St. mar9-tf
DERKEs Il VINToN, Brass Founders, and Man
utactureEs Of Globe Valves, Gauge Cocks Ac
for Steam, Water, and Gas Importers Of and
dealers inlPLUMBKRS MATERIALS. Send for
Price List No. saT Arch st., PhilA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
RT1pgsals.


VN0 CONTRACTORS
Proposals will he received by the Street Gommit,
tea al the once Of the street Commissioner until
Monday, August 18th, 1878.
at12 O'Clock, NJ,
For building Brick Arch or Cnlvert IN Thlrd NJ,
hetween Walnut and Poplar about 40 feet loEg:
The walls 10 be ninp inches thick and TO oe made or
the best quality hand maze hard brick laid In ce-
Inent. - ,-. 4,
IN 40 the work furnish the center for turning sai0
arch The center to remain in until the arch Ii dry.
city to do the excavatlng .-,
The work TO be done under the supervision OF tne
wM CANBY,
auRib-st Chairman OF Street Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-18
ZazEGINA.

GUNNER BOARDING-A few choice rooms may
- be had ct BFandywlns Springs, Apply tS
iyst-tf MRS. j. A. MOORE.
The New York herald., 1873-02-01
FEBRUARY /, lS7S.-TRIPLE SHEET.
THE HOBOKEN MURDER.


Crowds Viewing tho Body Of the Vic
tim-Not Yet tIdentined-search for the
Murderers.
All day yesterday the remains Of the unknown
man. whose murder was announced in yesterdays
HERALD, rested in coffin at the Office of Coroner
fArslow' IN washington street. Hundreds Of horror
stricken citizens and individuals from New York,
brooklyn, de-, visited the ofilce, but up to late
hour no one could recognize in the mangled head
the features OF friend or acquaintance Chief
Donovan, OF the Hoooken police force with Oficers
Wright and Bagley, accompanied the Coroner to
sne nCene oi Inc tragic deed and made all possible
TRACES OF THE AssAssINs.
No success attended their efforts beyond the
cleaning OF lew circumstances which, however,
may prove important. Mr.. luncheon, who first
AYERS that at SIX O'Clock on Thursday even.
ing he passed that same spot but no
corpse was then there. A. halfpast six, while
rapid succession, and Immediately afterwards q
wild scream pierced the air. Such pistol-llring
being common in that locaity-the thieves
their revolvers betlmes to keep them in good
conditon-Mr Funcheon paid no particular
attention thereto When he went out, an hour
subsequently,, the battered body was there. The
murder must, therefore, have taken place between
ELK and half-past seven. When
THE WOUNDS IN THE HEAD
were pr0bed 1t was found that they had been in
i,. micted with pointed instrument most probably
with a carpenters 'dog." The blow from
behind fractured the skull and caused death.
In one or deceased's pockets was
found portion Of the Philadelphia Inquirer of last
saturday, whence 1t would seem that he came
rom that city. watch key and a red handker-
nor money. The COroner's inquisition takes place
this evening. The vigilance and energy OF the
Weehawken police may be inferred from the fact
that 1t was Hoboken officers who had to take the
case in hand.