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COLUMBUS.
The BoeseI Law Decided UnCOnsti-
IutiOnRl.

| The B0eSeI Law DeCtueu CncOnStls
IutiOnaI.
COLUMBUS, May l3-In tho supreme
Court to-day, two cases which involve
the constitItionality OF the Boesel rail
road law were decided, the full bench
concurring in pronouncing this law un,
constitutional. Chief Justice White hOlt
as follows:
lst Taxation can only be authorize
for public purposes. Where therefor Il
statute authorizes county, township, or
municipality TO levy taxes, not above q
given per cent on the taxable property o.
the locality for the purpose Of building
so much Of a railroad as can be built FOL
that amount, and tho part Of railroad SC
to bc built can bs Of no utility unless
used to accomplish an unconstitutional
purpose; such tax Is illegal and cannot
be imposed.
Cd. Section 9th article Sth OF the Con-
stitution declares that the General As
sembly shall never authorize any county
city, town or township, by vote OF It's
citizens or otherwise, TO become a stock
holder in any joint stock company, cor
poration or association whatever, or raise
money, or loan its credit to or in aid OI
any such company, corporation or assOCi'
alton. What the General Assembly /:
thus prohibited from doing directly il has
no power to do indirectly. Where pub
lie credit or money Is furnished by any o
the sub. divisions Of the State named, tC
be used in the part construction o. O
work which under III statute Of the
State authorizing its construction must
be completed, II completed at all, by
other parties out oI their own means
who arc to own or have the financial con
troll and management Of the work, when
completed the public money or credi;
thus used can only be regarded as iurn-
ished for or in aid Of such parties,
4th. The act Of April 49, 1879. to Nn-
thoriZe counties, townships and the mn-
inequalities therein named, to build rail
roads, &c, [chapter 90 o. 8. sec. S4l
authorizes the raising Of money by tax
alton which Is equally applicable
TO the unlawful purpose OF aiding
railroad companies and others engaged
in building and operating railroads US II
is TO any lawful purpose, and gives to the
officers entrusoed with the control and
application Of the money thus raised no
means Of power or discrimination AS to
the lawinlness or unlaVfulness Of the work
or purpose to which 1t Is to be applied,
This Is IN contravention Of section Q
article s Of the Constitution and there
fore void.
The Homeopathic Medical Society of
Ohio met In this city today. The ad-
dress of welcome was delivered by A 0
Blair of this city. Interesting papers
were read by Hamilton Reiny, Of Urbaua
on clinical medicine; by G. ]. Jones, oI
Grafton, on scarlauna; by @, II. Vantazen
Of Cleveland, on retro phryngeal abcess
of infants; by DR.. Owen, Of Cincinnati
II. Il. Baxter, Of Clevelandi L. Barnes, oI
Delaware; and II. King, Of Urbana, on
materia medica. This evening, an ad
dress was delivered by DR.. Beckwith, oI
Cincinnati, after which the annual ban
quet was held.
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The DISnsIcr to the Polar Exploring
Expedition.

WASHINGTON, May 18.-On tho open.
ing OF navigation, the Secretary OF the
Navy says, from all he can learn, the Po.
laris would probably be able 10 reach
some extreme northern port; but II, alter
allowing reasonable time, she should
not do so, a vessel would be despatched
In that direction with the object Of re-
lief or Of obtaining Information, II posi-.
bic, concerning her. The Department
will do all in It's power Tor safe transit
to the United States and the comfort oI
the survivors, and expedition having been
fitted out under the direction Of the De
partmGnt and being still under It's charge.
The desire to have some Of the principal
persons visit Washington Is for the pur.
pose Of officially inquiring into oil tho
facts connected with the expedition since
It left the United States.
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INDIANA.

EVANSVILLE, May 18.-The jury 10 the
case OF Louis Il, BuEan, who was acquit.
ted Of murder for killing Hartman, March
eth, found him guilty. Of assault with In.
tent 10 kill Jacob Gordon, who was shot
in the same affair, and fixed the penalty
at imprisonment for two years. Efforts
will be made for a new trial. There are
yet two cases against him Tor the mould
ers riot. :,
Tho defendants, Myers, alias Smith and
wife, accused Of the headless woman
murder Of 1855, In this city, were dis
charged from custody to-day, noRs be-
ing entered In the case.
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A mac Romance In ReaI Llfe.

Prom Social Studies" In tho Worldly
Late in the last autumn, q young girl OF
poor but very respectable parentage, In
England, exhibited symptoms Of "going
into decline" Jas the old.lashioned phrase
IL, and arrived at that stage Of the OBJ.
scure indisposition where the medical
gentleman OF the day Is wont 10 confess
the inadeQuacy Of his science and escape
final responsibility Tor the cause by Coun.
ceiling remote travel. Her father and
mother were sagely informed by the fam
lily physician that an Atlantic voyage only
could restore her TO health; and they be.
Ing, as already indicated, In humble cir
cumstauces, that ordinarily cosIlysrceort
might have been hopelessly beyond their
means but Tor the acquaintance with q
sea.captAiu, who, upon hearing what the
doctor had said, volunteered TO give their
daughter a trip on his vessel TO Boston
and back. In consideration ol this gra-
tuIty she was 10 render such service as
she could TO the friendly mariners wite
during the voyage, and readily assented
to the condition. But scarcely had the
ship cleared port and her health begun
mCnding when she discovered that the
business Of working ones passage across
the ocean is anything but sinecural. The
captains vile made her drudge from
morning until night AT all kinds OF menial
offices, and although her physical con-
dttiou steadily improved under the ordeal
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TnE report Of the Committee on Ac-
counts submitted TO Council last evening
states that the discrepancy between the
accounts of the city Clerk and Receiver
on the 1st Of January 1879 was $685.
that this discrepancy ran through that
year;that 1t made lis appearance whe nthe
clerk undertook to make balance sheet
AT tho beginning OF the present year; and
that the balance, as we have heretofore
stated, had TO be forced. The chairman
orthe Finance Committee commenting on
this state Of facts, and on other features
OF the city accounts equally indicative Of
bad bookkeeping, said such a condition
Of public accounts was dIsgraceiul as well
as Injurious TO the city. 1t is 10 be hoped
council will not necdleSsly postpone somt
effective provision for having the ole
books Strengthened up.
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, May 13.-Rivcr falling
with eight feet In the chanel. Clear and
pleasant No arrivals except towboats
and the Carrie Brooks was the only de-
parture. The Skillinger and Wild Duck
depart 10 morrow. Business continues
dull.
EVANSVILLE, May 13-Weather cloudy
With light rain this evening. Mercury
80 to "a. River risen 0 inches.
CINCINNATI, May 13-River thirty
seven leet six inches and lallIng Weather
clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, May l3.-River IL feet 8
inches in Indian chute. Weather warm
and cloudy.
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For northwest and upper lakes, and
thence to lower Ohio valley and Missouri
and Kansas, falling barometer, north
easterly to southeasterly winds cloudy
weather and rain. For Tennessee and the
Gulf States, cloudy weather and rain.
For south Atlantic States, southeasterly
and sonthwestefly winds, high tempera.
ture, increasing cloudiness and rain. For
lower lakes and middle States higher
pressure with falling temperature, north
erly winds, possibly occasional rain, buI
generally clearing and clear weather. Fol
Canada and New England, westerly
winds with falling temperature and occa'
sional rain. Generally clearing and eleaI
weather to-morroW.
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Fall Of a scaGoId.

MACON, Ga, May 13.-The scadcld al
Mercer University building fell this alter'
noon, precipitating five workmen to the
The ground, q distance of seventy feet,
John Ran, OF Philadelphia, and James
Glaber, OF Chicago, were killed. Wei
Proctor and Ben White, Slored, were
fatally and Edward Halt, colored, scri.
ously injured.
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TopEKA, May 13.-A Mr. Chaplin, late
Of California, who had recently taken Q
homestead on Prairie Dog Creek, four
miles below Nortonville, was found Sat-
urdsy morning, by neighbors who visited
the premises, brutGlly murdered, his body
being pierced with bullets, stabbed with
a knife and head pounded with rocks.
He had at different times and places in
cautiously displayed about 81 500 In gold
coin, and It is supposed he was murdered
for the money. No clue to the perpetra-
tors OF the deed.
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ToRoNTo, ONT, May 13.-A special
from Fort Gary says that the Commits.
siuner sent to that Indian situation reports
that everything Is satisfactory and that
there Is not the slightest cause for Appre'
hensiOn OF difficulty. The Red river Is
oVerilowing It's banks, and steamboats,
are passing over the prairies from Glen
Fork 10 Kelley's landing.
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End Of the Rhode Island s,riLs

PROVIDENCE, May 13.-Most of the
cotton mills In WOonsocket, started oper.
ations this morning, with more or less
Of their former operators, aaording those
who wished to work an opportunity to do
80. There was no trouble from the
strikers,
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ROME.

RoME, May 13.-The Pope was very
feeble yesterday, and he had fainting fit
which lasted an hour. To-day his con-
dition was rather worse, showing eXces-
siVe debility. This was his Slst birthday,
but His Holiness was unable TO give au-
dience to the deputatiOns which called at
the Vatican to tender congratulations.
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TRANSPORTATION.
EAST AND WEST.
And running Gplsndid Day Coaches and Pullnaa
PGlaOs Cara on al pIgLt ITaIaA

And running Gplsndid Day ooGehOS and Pullman
PGlGOs Csrb on al DIgLt EAIuA
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Daily 1I....".SS5a a. IA Daily it. .....Ii:sO a. n.
FAST Line.
Daily '5a's.1aSS1 s. sc 5 m D.y ;TT'E-ts4TS; TSs t.
'sundayS cEeepted "sundSy; excepted. -
THROUGH MAIL.
Daily At. ;....ll:O6 p. m. D,i,y At :, ...IaOL, q
'sAturdays Gxeep.sG.l 'SundAjl excepted.
CUMBERLAND Ao2oMMoDA1IoN
"EAsr-LEAvEs Arrives Cum.
DAILY yN......ll:loG n oeIlGnd ...:.G65 p. N.
0'sundayB excepted.
NEWARK ACCOMMODATION.
'wEsT-LEAvEs Arrives New.
Daily a. .:... sos m IiE ,.......ieio .. n.
'sundayB excepted.
WHEELING, PlTIs'G 1 UALT. DIVISION.
EAsT-LEAVEs wBgT-LEAvEI
'WheeliDg daily "EEshinktou,
At. ..,....; :G;+O r. Ii. Pa daily Gt6;4O =. n
Wheeling daily TabhinYLon.
at. ..,........S:25p ,. u. Pa ,dsllJ 81 .S:IO p. n.
Sundays excepted. I"5uLdsys excepted.
East bound TraIno MAKE eounecuona a.
Baltimore With tzainB for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. AT Relay House, via WAsk.
lnGton City, for all poiEu South.
WOgt bound IallH make direct connection for
all points Weet and NurthHcet
Tickets 70 ell principal points cG1 b. procured
at tho once At the Depot
Asst MasieE ui TranGpmuuCn.
lAnS
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steamer News.

QUEENSTOWN, May 13.-ArrivCd-
steamer Celtic, from New York.
FARTHER PoINT, CANADA, May 49,
Arrived-Eteamship Manitoba, from GlRS'
NEW YoRK, May 1s.-Arrived-ThC
steamship Wyoming, from Liverpool.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 13.-A Carllst con.
splracy for the overthrow Of tho Republic
has been discovered In this city. Three
Of the conspIrators have been arrested.
Senior Sagasta has disappeared from
Madrid.
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(By tho Western Union Line
Dt1ca Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stsl
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BY TELEc GRAPH.
Exclusively to the IntoIlIgencer.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

OBNOXIOUS PARIsIAN JOURNAL INTERDIc-
TRD,
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WAR DPARFHHHR,
UFPIo8 OF FHI CHIEP SI0IAL 0PFT0IR,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nay lS.-60 0o ?. =.
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PARIS 'Msy 18.-General LAdmirault
the Military Governor Of Paris, has pro-
hibited the sale Of the Journal DRtdt.
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From the Lava Beds.
Capt. Jacks Army Surprises Capt
uaSbr0uck'S Camp but Is
drawn of without loss.
The MOdOcs out of the Lava Beds.
jacks Mysterious Resources.

More Promise Of determination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05

PRESENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE WOODS BY
TIE WILMINGTON METHoDIsTs CONTEMPLATED.
The Brandywine Summit camp meeting COM
mences on the Goth of August Being the near
est to this city it will, most likely be largely at
tended. Several of the Methodist churches OF
Wilmington will have their own circle Of tents.
st. Pauls have already selected the sites for ten.
which are all together in a circle, as in former
years. The committee who have the meeting in
charge say that 1t promises, at the present time.
to be nothing inferior to that of last year, when
it WAS very large, ss every one will remember.
There Ia growing sentiment among the Meth
odists Of Wilmington. aud especially the COM
mittee appointed by the churches, Jointly. Ia
view and negotiate for the purchase OF a camp
meeting'woods, in favor Of this locality. The
excellent shade of the fine oak grove and the to-
biography OF the land have always been acceptA-
BILE to our Wilmington people, and rendered the
woods especially desirable ON this account, but
its location beyond the confines OF the Whining
ton Conference has heretofore been deemed sur
hcient to prevent any serious consideration Of
it's purchase. This objection however, is fast
losing thai importance which formerly attached to
it, and under eenti.nsnt which is steadily grow
ing the committee may report in favor Of the
purchase OF the johnson woods, the name by
which it is known. Its location away from a
railroad is somewhat adverse to it, but this ia
thought to be trivial objection which will in no
way hinder the success OF the meetings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05

A SUIT FOR DAMAGE AGAINST THE p W. 4 B. II.
n. co.
Our readers may remember the crcumstanc
OF smash up of carriage belonging to Mr..
Lyman, near Newport on last Christmas eve. il
being run over by the express train North on the
p w. b. R. r. Mrs. Lyman received a very
severe shock, which Was feared would prove fatal
son received some severe bruises about ths
head and daughter was considerably bruised.
The horse was not injured, but the carriage was
completely wrecked
None OF the cases proved fatal fortunately but
sll recovered, the worst damage being the disfig-
nrement OF the lad who was among the in Jared
We learn that Mr.. Lyman proposes to enter suit
against the Railroad Company for damages, the
case having been placed in the hands OF VIII
mington attorney The accident occurred in
front or Mr. L. 3 residence, at private crossing
We are not informed as to the amount of dana.
ges demanded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05

ooL0RzD MAN KNOCKED rHsENMBLE FRoM 4
HoRsE--anEkT EXCITEMENT AND NO POLICE.
/ Why is Il that the policemen a:s 90 ssidom
seen 10 Church and the neighbcring strsets 2 II
is the worst Of neighborhoods, and more devil
tn = prscticed there by men who never feel
the enforcement of the Law than in any other
part Of the city, We have repeatedly recorded
the most fragrant violations Of the peace In that
locality Or late. but the police seem TO psss them
BY with indifference, aud we are assured by resi-
dents In that part Of the city that policeman Is
rarely lseen there.
Last night, shortly after O'Clock, an outrage
oua assault was made upon quiet and inofrsn-
eive colored boy, in the employ Of Mr.. VIM. p.
Wells, residing ct 641 East Sixth street. He had
ridden horse to the fountain at Seventh and
Church streets, and while the horse was drinking
he was set up0n by Q crowd of boys and Young
men, who peltsd him with stones until finally
one struck him In the temple and knocked him
insensible from HIS horse to tho ground. After
lying there moment, he jumped up and ran
home, in bewildered state, alarming the neighr
borhood by lie cries. II was not until some
time after he had reached his home that he re-
gained perfect consciousness.
The affair drew together some two hundred
and nifty or three hundred persons, but, we are
Informed by gentlemen of veraoity who wit
messed the affair, that no policeman was to be
found. We are also told that Mr.. Wells made
complaint to the Mayor, last night, but up TO 0
O'CLOCK this morning, no policeman had been in
the neighborhood.
This is an outrage upon the rights OF the law
ABIDING citizens OF that portion of the city. 1t Is
culpRble neglect OF public duty, which, In view
OF the over willingness OF some Of the police TO
arrest men who are slightly inebriaisd, and whose
arrest 10 not warranted by any color oflaw or JUS
toe, finds ne excuse.
Do the police intend to abandon this part OF
the city? Their present conduct would seem to
induce that belief.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05
THE PERKINS, uLA.

CECIL COUNTY.
Rising Sun is doing cracking business in
shooting gallery.
Perry kennard. colored man. was employed
thrAshlng grain when pitch fork, In the haIlds
OF one OF the fellow workmen, caught accidently
in the belt and was thrown with great force, Ell.
tering his skull and penetrating TO the BRAIN
The wounded man is lying in critical condition
A stack OF hay containing IL tons, and belong
ing to Absalom Money, OF Bay View, was burned
recently 1t was struck by lightning.
On Wednesday morning, son OF Mr.. John
I. Lynch, of Bay View, had one of his hands
badly crushed with threshing machine.
Messrs. kaveny a b ok have finished up their
contract on the Columbia and Port Deposit rail
road
John Price has retired from the Cecil Nation
al Bank at Port Deposit.
TALBOT COUNTY.
Capt. Thos. H. Leonard has sold the Dicker-
son farm, in Trappe district, OF 1877 acres to
Isaac Bryan, for IS 400 cash.
Jonn X, Hopkins has withdrawn from the
sheriffalty contest.
camp meeting will be held at st Pauls.
Mrs. j. l.. Caldwell was run over by a runaway
horse in Easton, last week. aad severely in ured
A camp meeting will be held in Broad Cheek
Ne k, commencing Friday, August sth
Six stacks OF wheat belonging to ThOs. Coun-
Gill, tenant on one Of Col. Lloyd's farms, were
burned recently.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05

A NEw FIRM We desire TO call the attention
OF the public TO the firm Of Alderman 4 Malmstep,
uphOsterers and furniture dealers. who have re.
Gently located at 2ll Shlpey street, Cup stairs.
visit TO these young men and a walk through
Their ware-rooms will convince any one that
their capacity for doing tine work Is not exceled
by older houses. They are both industrious
and energetic and determined to succeed il hard
work and fair dealing will bring success They
DO everything in the uphostering line and we
think that any one entrusting work to their
hands will hnd that they will do it we'll. They
nave taken the agency here. for patent loung-
ing chair, which is perfect article. and also for
combined sofa and bed, which lis very popular
wherever it has been sold
Housekeepers should make a note of this
young firm, aud, when occasion requires, xiv 9
them a trial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05
LOCAL IHTELLIGEneE,


TRAna lzAvH WILMINGTON. ~
FbF PAsindsspAta-I.e5, Ala tie, ale, lees, Ice
1Lse = N. lS1e, soo, zGa 8, sd lis. la.sz ,. n
eundays 90, and Gso, ?. n. - ISIS L
- Esv Yerk-lss q n. lale and $50 D. n LIE
FSr Baltis~e-e-iass a0s and laos q N. 1850
1.ss, ais and I. IS D. u. Eirr.if - u
" TIE Dstasszrs n. h--iahs, and laie .. n.
ass p. m. No Sunday trainA
For Rsas castls-1a.n6. s 10 1910 =. NJ, and 30
ass 90 p N. Sundays o.t0 a n.
For toaIsegtls-e.sU, A. h.aad Q and 10 P. n Sun
DAYS at s.Ab, A n The nrst two run through q
Fw VI 4K r. R-Markst ST.. Dopot.) roo
70 % a m, and $50 p. m Sundays s45A M, and
For Perr1 ville-6,4O p. NJ. Especially ..
LEAVE FuILADEkRmA Poa wILAuNaroH.
1a4o T. eso, and ICES, II. 10 a m. 1als SEQ, 90,
AOO 10 81 ESQ and ~ p. m. Sundays SEQ
IN. and s.ib p. %. and II 90 p. IN.
g TRAINS ARRIVE Ar WILMINGTON,
From DslassaFs R.-sOo, II 90 o. m. aud 40
p M, uvom New CAa tle,) l01b a. m. AGO, 10. 8u.
grhe ter is freight with passenger car attach
ed.l Sundays, p. m.
FfoTa W. q r. R-Alb and tl.9e, q N. and 90
2 N Sundays at q. p. NJ. The s.lb a N. only runs
ErOas PAiladelpAaa--1a.4a, %, 8 %. sss Q. m
1915, l2.45 lls s.sS. AS SOC. $40 lis, a26 1925
p. III. sunday lAAs, los and As5 a H. and 1910
p. H.
From W. q W. R. R--(Market st.. Dep0tl 1.n a.
m,, 90 and 800 M suDdsys, IA 10 and g. - D. IN
From fsrTs pats-SC ca IN, (speciaD
- Sec time tables Tor further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05
EE PsoILB OFTEN WJADER
HOW 1T Is
THAT B4BcOcR ,e BRO,

Do 80 much but mess when other houses are 50
duh The facts OF the matter simply as IoilOW s
lht We advertise only what we have for sale.
I'd. We have for sale what we advertise.
sd. The people buy our shoes besause they are
pleased with tie sly les We make.
ill. The people are satisfied that they get full
value for the money they leava with us and they
come again and send their friends, and 80 the null
tlpcatlOn OF sales aud customers have gone on IN.
III IN less than six years OF constant application and
hard work, we have built up trade that far ex-
ceeds any in Wilmington.
We invite everybody TO cali and see II the above
ave not &c ooorn facts AT 2Ud ADD 2Os Market street.
Whining tol, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05

THIEvEs AT wonK.-Last night some william
ousy disposed person or persons entered the
dwelling Of DR.. Isaiah Lukens, near Newport. and
distracted therefrom several pairs of pantaloens
two or three coats, hat and medicine case
partly filled with medicine. The next physician
who throws out his Bhiugle in that community
will be looked upon with suspicion because no
one would be likely to stsal = medicine chest un-
less he intended to enter into the practice Of
medicine. 1t is believed that door or window
Of the house must have been left unbolted as
there ia no appearances Of forcible entry by the
plundsrer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05
2artaership alotires,

hISsoLuTIoN OF Co-PARTNERsHIP : The
~ Co-partnership heretofore existing between
oeo Richardson and Edward W Hoopss trading
uhder me urn name Of Richardson 4 hopes Il ara.
sent - '"'u@A SVn-
Ine business OF the late firm will be settled nv
howard W hopes, who will continue the bnsints q
a. the old stand No 81 8 Market aud 3O2 and sot
shipley street, ilmington, bel
GEO RtCHARDSoN,
J.ly LIST, 1s7s-tf no
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-05

Asylum Lodge, No. %, l. o, U. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 3. y OF T., NICOLA
rvs Building
street
:, Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. of P, at Knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l, G. F., at Nicola
rvs Building.
Columbia Lodge, No. II, 1. 0. G. T., at 9th
and Market Streets