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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

REHoBoTH BEACH CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATION
-Woik goes on swing iugly at the site of the
purchase Of the RehObOfh Beach Camp NJ eetlng
Association. The frame OF the new boarding
house is up, and on Monday next the contractor
Mr., w. II. FOulk, Of this city, expects to put the
plasterers at work. 1t will be ready for occtl-
pancy, as promised. In the meantime, the grad
ing (but not under contract) goes on, and won
derful Transformation are being made Ten cot
tages We learn from a member OF the Improve
ment Committee. are already contracted for but
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

Pic MIC GROUNDS AT CUBA HuL-The Will
mington Western r. II. Co., are rapidly pre-
pairing their newly leased grounds near Cuba
Hill station for pic MICS. Last week force of
hfteen workmen were engaged upon the work
which will be completed the first week in june,
The railroad is ready to make arrangements with
societies, Sunday Schools, and individuals for
excursions, &c, to these grounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Hss tlHl5 LabIaH Tor fuTthor particulars
New AdverlIsements, All. Day

Peruvian syrup-City Item
Agents wanted-Wm Hewitt
civil Engineers-COnwell d Woodall
Funeral notices
carpets and Mattings-V Archambault, Phila
Hafdware-Truman q Shaw
City demonstrations parties
Inmau line of stermers
shawls-c IL Hamrick & Co., Phila
DRY goods-John Byrnes
Fennsylvania Railroad-ChaDge of time
Decoration Day
FlHur-Brandywine Mills
Unclaimed Letters
Notice-Pubtc Missionery Services
knabe Planos-hebelen Bro
City Assessment
Notice-Mechanics Cooperative Associa' ion
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Little Nell, te-nieht,

Little Nell, Tonight.
The Board of Education m eets, this evening.
The strawberry festivals begin next week.
The ladies' Of Central Presbyterian Church will
hold a eociabe and strawberry festival. on Thurs.
day evening next.
st. Pauls M. L. Sabbath School decided, YES
terday, to make an excursion to Cuba Hill, on
the W. d ". r. r.. on the 10th prox.
The Chester Advocate advises the Independent
steamboat Co., If its new steamboat won't turn
IN the Christiana, to make Chester it's landing
place and connect via the P. W. d b. r. r.
Bright idea, that
A little child Of F. L. Frank kinded fire in
some paper in the rear of its fathers dwelling
yesterday afternoon but twas fortunately dis
covered by some members of the Water Witch
Fire Co., who extingushed it without an alarm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

q For Los Of APPETITE, Dyapepsis, Indigest on
depression OF Spirits anu GeneTa tbtlity In their
various fol ms, FerTo PnOsphated Elixir Of Calssaya
made by CHswcL, Hazard Il Co 4 ew ORR, and sc ia
Dy all drogglsts Is the bt st Iobic. as q stlmuant
tonic for patients recoverir IrLm fever or other
sickness, 1t has no equal Ii taken during the sea-
son preve ntH lever and ague aud other ntermit-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

Ms1 Noio for SpTilg.-The Wihter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the North west may moi
nave ceased 10 blow, and our city taiorB have vi.
ready made arrangements fUr Spring garments for
the people. MI. john II. Auhlbausen, at a15 King
street. especially, has laid In beautiful hLocK Of
coatlngs, yestngs caasinI 6e for ring and is
ready TO receive orders from his usual well dresse
customers. lie IL also havirg his store papered and
painted 30 that vtrythng ouks bi eht and fresh
as new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

% Ouer- Frertion, either OF body Or mind pro-
dnces debility and disease The usual remedy is to
take some stimulen the effect of which IL the came
as giving tired horse the whip instead OF oaie
The true way is to fortiiy the system With per-
manent tonic like the Peruvian syrup, "a proteXfC
OF Iron, which gives strength and vigor TO the
whole system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

RELIGIOUS PERsoNALs.-Rev. j. b. Merritt was
able to cit up a few moments, yesterday His
pulpit was filed yesterday both morning and
evening, by Rev. G. W. Burke, OF Berlin, Md
Rev j B., Quigg preached at Asbury. yester-
day, Rev. Mr.. Stubbs the pastor being out of
town.
Revs. L. @. Matlack and Chas Hill exchanged
pulpits, last evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

u SyiDdn SpTiiIJs -Chas Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant place OF resort has beel neatly n.ted up
Ior the reception of Individual VISITORS Llcnc anu
social partles- Ample acct ma odatiOns for dancing
nave been made, ana Ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
lrultb &C., will pe sold to all who desi them, No
In oxicattng liquors will be SOLD ON tile ground He
VIII also continue his pOpL lsr stad az second aud
Market, where the above namtd d injuries may be
had during the season; altO ms re IdenCe Sixth
ana orange, where lie viii he Pleased to STE his
hSny ffienos and the pus lie geneIe!l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

The two best composition roon1 20 now in use.
PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS,
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Ofhce in Good Hanna's Hat DWARF Store,
marlS-Sla 423 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

PoIsoNED FROM EAlIEG CHEEsE.-On Thurs
day evening last Harvey Lang, residing at Ken
nett Square, bought some cheese at the grocery
OF Ihos. Holton, Of which most OF the family
partook at supper, and about 10 O'Clock all those
who had tasted OF the cheese were taken sick
with vomiting doctor was Immediately sent
fors and after using the usual antdotes for poi
son the sick coon got better. The family OF
Isaac Richards was held in the same manner
from eating some of the same cheese, which was
supposed 10 have contained poisonous matter
= West Chester he,ns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

~ -DooleL's Yeast Powder Is couy extent, eco
nomieal and always Reliable. No Whsts of food pre-
pared with 1t, as IL is always OF the best quaiitJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

The CHESTER ABDUCTION CAsE-The Cons
MERGIAL, Of Friday last contained the particular,
OF the hight OF a Mrs. Slaughter from, Chester
Mrs. Boes, of that city. They both came to
Wilmington and obtained homes here-the fornl-
or in the family Of Mr. Miller, at 7th and Poplar
Streets and the latter with Capt johnson. of the
steamer PerTyA This morning. both parties re-
ported themselves at police headquarters, where
they were detained until they could be trans-
ferred to the Chester authorities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
LOCAL IETELLIGEEOE.
Rznrsaa H.urs.
TRAINS IaAvH wIIsruzo-ou


TRAINS LRAvz wuansaToE.
toF PkslsdsepAi 90, As5, sB0 slo 1850 q N.
ESQ, and Gs0, pm
Esr Nee Ysra-i.s5 = m; 1880 and $50 p. m.
nOr 5aitsmOrs-lSSa. Aos and 10Oa a. m. l2s and
Eeg iAe DsIassaFe R. R.-izbo, and 1910 a, m. /;
40 p. m. No Sunday trains =
p N. -
For cOatesvtlIs-s.so, A. NJ. and Q and bP.M, The
nrEs TWO run through TO Reading.
FOR W. q " X R-(MaTket ST., Dapotl 100
1910 Q. m., and 6.sb p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
1910 $50, and 10.AS q m. f; 1a1b as0, $50, AGO,
'lnI.o0. slo and Ils0 p m. Sundays 500 m. and
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
Fson Delaspars r. R.-a00 Cfcon New Ca ass
lGlo q M &b6s 1880. (The latter IL freight with
From Y. 4 q. Rails and 11.4b, q m. ana AIS
p N Tne al5 = m only runs from Coetesville.
From PAtLadetphia-124a 1bs, e.bs q m I2,Ob,
i'1s S4s' as, oe2, S.2o $40. 1926. Sunday 1919,
l.bs and a9O a M, ana 10.a D. nj.
M, l. OOand $40 m.
~ lee time tables for further particuiarzL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
wv EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages TO and from all parts OF the city Rail
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are heidi to ali
left at tthe Franklin Telegraph once, No
. West Third Street, Il. BIinghurst q Co.
sixth and Market; Smith 4 Painter, Seventh
and Market, and Is. 4 G. Shoemaker, $40 Market St
VIII receive prompt sttentiOn. Principal once, Bag.
gage kSom, r, W. and b. Kailroad DePcl.
j. j. MOMULLEN
shnttH-iF y ". NRk L.. PrnnrtGtnrs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

NoTICE.-U alton 4 James having seen 1T to
~ hlfe one OF our driver cunning on one of the
esterh routes, comprising West, Washington and
litrsOn Streets and put him u the whole or part
ol tne same Route Tor Them we therefore notify our
Suslonels OF lhe chaLEu IhaJ they may be OF
Whom they get their ice
NI UsEY L RICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
City OrdinanfEs.
\ OhpINANuIl

a N ORDINANCE
PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A
COhMlITsk ON BONDS AND FOR OIIIEI
PURPUsES;
Be it ordained By the City Council Of Eitmiagton;
SECTION That there shaa be appointed at the
nrst stated meeting OF the city Council after the
Olty electoh III every year, or WHIT never vacancy
may exist, committee OF i've members of the yity
Council, to be entitled Committee on Bonds
SEo. 2 That IL shall he the uuty OF the COMMITTEES
on BONDS u take cognizance OF the tiicial Inds
una oAtlH or amfmations Of all municinal oIlicprs
anu report thereon In writing at the first stated
netHng OF the city Council after the election an
polhtment or entrance upon duty OF each ana eyeiy
Official oath OF Affirmation and given Official bond
according TO law. fToUfled TnaJ 1t snail notbe re-
qulslte Tor said committee 10 report upou the official
Oatn or animation OF any otcer when the same haa
Deen duly administered 10 the presence OF The CITY
Council or upon the Otlcia md and oath or amir
nation OF any member or officer OF the Board OF
Health or Pnblic Education. VI
ShO That IL shall be the duty OF the Clerk of
the CHy COUNCIL 10 Furnish the Committee on BOnda
WIN the names aud ohce of every CITY OH GER con-
teihplated Dy section Of this ordinance iminedate
~ after MS election or appointment
SIC That the Committee on Bonds sball nrn
Vide printed copies OF the ocial oath or
which is required by law OF city officers and eysfy
Lhcer OF the city, eAcep ing those sworn I'm al Il
eStnR OF lhe CiLY Council and members or otiicpra
OF the Boards OF Health or OF Pubic Education shall
Jake hhd subscribe The oath or affirmation aforesaid
minister all Oath aud the same shall be tbereupon
nle IN the onlcs II the CLERK Of the civ IounciI
fassed at the City Hall, May 2Qd, 1873.
JOSHUA MARIS,
A..,o,. N, . - President City Council.
aseesV w. o. hAfbsi Clerk my24-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

SUNDAY PAPERs.-By the morning train, com
ing down from Philadelphia, on SUNDAYS the
Philadelphia papers of that day are now reg ulary
and promptly received. II. o. Moore, news
dealer, at 7th and King Sts, will supply any or
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

~ one E-A GOOD 1--WE I'M Mt The Me.
ehahlcs Loan ASSOCIATION Ia now issuing a 81
series of stock, The Association oilers premium
oi 10 per cent per annum tur the Isl series winch
VIII no doubt inu, III- hOliefs To wit draw this
giving additional adv. ntage to The % and Sd seTit
81 Inscriptions received hy The secretary,
mylo.u 4. IAYLCh, 5.2 Market St.
NOTICE - TAGGahy's EXPh isSs, The only
IN Line delivering goods t+lce a day from Phii.
auelphla' Pompt AMI TcaOle Special attention
given 10 private. baggage, AID forwarded to nm
aepols and hotels. a special Messenger to and
wilmington, or Chestnut sire9t Wharf PMiadel
phlA. Goods received In Philaua III. O'Clock
malb'lm JOSHUA TAGGERT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

Wilmington Dispensary. bls Orange Street, open
daily, from 4, 10 o. T. N.
-Twenty-one styles of Misses Caters, at Bab-
cock Bros, voc and 2os Market street.
You can get nice ladies' lasting Button CATERS,
At Babcock Bros, for $500, call and see them.
An the styles and grades Of low cut walking
Shoes at Babcock Bro.s 206 andaOS Market st.
The Princess Eugenie walking shoe, double sole
for ladies', at BabcocK Bro q, 200 and as Market
street.
The Excelsior and Evsns American Gare-, 10
he had only at Babcock Bros, 2O6 AID 2Us Market
street
Thirty (3s) styles Laeies' CATERS from
$12S TO LOO at Babeock Bros 1O6 aid 1Us Mar
ket street.
-Fifty-three (ss) styles Of gents eaiters, from
$lb to 5000, al babcocK Bros, 2O6 2ts Mar
ket street.
An endless variety Of chlldren's and Infants
Shoes all styles and cOoIs, at babcock q Bros 1JB
and a0s Market street.
The new style Portland gaiteF, designed for
gents wh0 wear wide bottom pans, at Babcock 4
Bros, HO6 and 2Os Market street.
--latest thing out is the mixed colored shoes for
children all the rage In New York city 10 be had at
babcoek Br0.s 2O6 and 2Os Market street.
All our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere, invite you to cali and
examine: no trAuble to Lhow goods at Bah, utk 4
BROS, 2O6 and 2c5 Market street
Hayes manufactures fine cigars only, arrange
ments have been made to import my own tobacco
Dealers and consumers Cen rely obtaining good
article at fair prices at Second and French
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

KENT County ASSOCIATION OF Coon TEMpLARs.
met at Little Creek Landing on Wednesday last
Joseph Ward presided Interesting topics were
discussed, and resolutions were passed thanking
the last Legislature for the passage of the license
law regulating the sale of intoxicating liquors,
pledging the Influence of the Association In en-,
forcing that law, and giving expression Of graf
lncatlon and encouragement over the victory
gained: In the evening public meeting was
held which was presided over by Joseph Ward
ESQ Prayer was offered by Prof. L. d. Tarr,
and addresses were delivered by Rev. A. d, Dal
Wis, John b. Pennington, Esq and Prof. T.. d.
Iarr The next session of the Association will
be held at Leipsic on the third Wednesday In
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

mington DELI Post 0fice. May IL. ..1s73.
Angevine, GMr johnson, Hiram A
Ayress VIM F s'ag HmmuFerF, EFancis
A,Lahs, Anl.s.L, Nm Nm Laracy, Joseph
BroWn, Thas III Lee, Levin 9I H.
Brown, Amanda Lawson Il a Mr.
Brown, Rizebath Mrs Lev, Wa
Black, Bildcr Maxwell Annie Miss
Bush, James II MRhOney. John u
bradbury, John Metellef Jehn
Boyu, lIlne MISS McCalyey John
Saseuey, Anna Miss Mcdonald. Jonathen
Cloud, hllzedeth Miss McGrrsh, James
Clark, Scott W Mcbride, Patrick
Gouman. Henry Mlladdy, Rachael Mrs
Unnord, Michael MCGOWAN, Patrick
Cochran, Oliver McCfBy, Susan Mira
Compton, I Mrs McHugh, Timothy
Sochfant Hebecoa Mccullough, William
casey, homas Mrs Norman, Anna MiAB
Doughertv, Edward Nolan, Martin
Dahkin. "A Owens, VIM H
Davis, Henry Patisou, Christian
Daniel, Catharlne MrH Paist @
Deniseu, Julia Mrs Pickett A Il
Serrlckson, Plummcr, Rachael Mrs
Dougap, James Phillips, Samuel g
Davls, Juries Rollison, Cornelius ID
DeProw, Jane Mrs Register, eliza Mts
DlNon, h'zzle Mrs ltumrord, Francis e
DlBhiell, DHP REYNOLDS James
Douglas Rnth Mrs. Robinson, JasB
Downing, Richard Reason, solomon
EVEN, Charles Ryan Patrick
FntWish Jos Sinek, Daniel
hvhns i stem, ii Monsieur
r0wler, w W Starkey, Jacob
Frazer, Geo sullivan Jas II
Fountain, John w Smith. Thos w
Glover, kmma Mrs Stevens, VIM
Gier james Thomas, Henry
Goodwin, James Taylor, Samuel III
Green, Martha Mrs Temple, Susan
droler Messirk Vogel, Il
galsheT Gala, y,II, In ie Miss Vincent, Thomas
Green. VIM Matt, Annie
Ha,call. l. NJ Miss Weaver Riiza Mrs
Hall, \ Dr. Mrs Willard, Jane Mrs
lierenton. Mirhael Wilson. Henry
iiaragan james Wode, s Il
hiehneld, MIS- Wright, VIM M
JAMES LEWIS, p. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

The "CITY OF BRIDeEToN IT was stipulated
IN the-contract with Dialogue d Wood for the
rebuilding of tho burned steamer Cityof Br,,tao.
ton that, in consequence of failure to have fIe
boat ready for service by given date, forfeit
OF 500 per day should be paid the company for
each day she was out of service after that date.
But the Messrs ID. u WIS works. at Camden
were burned before the work was completed and
TO avoid disappointment they supplied another
steamer. The Company however brought suit
In the Phila. District Court to recover the
amount OF forfeit claimed, which resulted in
verdict Tor u. W. Tor $16,954 81, or the full
amount claimed by the Steamboat Company.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
BANURAo1oRP
az UNSOLICITED TASrIAoSY.

DR.. E. KUEKBL:
Dear Sir:-I desire TO bear unsolicited testimony
TO the merits OF your Bitter Inc Of Iron, as dyE-
peptic remedy. have taken 1t M self with excl
lent effect. have noticed the great benefit derived
from Il by several suffering, poor women, whom
your charity has enabled me TO bestOw it upon j
am willing that you sneud use this In any way you
may desire, and nope those OF my friends who read
1t will believe IL to be honest expression Of my
opinion Of an excellent medicine, aud OF my sense
obligation 10 lts benevolent proprietor h r.
Kunkel.
Respectfully,
ANNE &. MCDOWELL.
Editor Womans Department sunday Republic
FRIEND inquiries: "What does your certiu.
cate TO the efficacy OF Kunkel Wine OF iron btters
mean Is 1t true that It has helped yourself ana
others In dyspepsia 2" 1t means Just what 1t says
We have proved its efficacy In our own case, and
have seen It's effects in many others. Dr. Kunkel
has our warmest thanks for putting It In our power
10 relieve many poor sufferers by furnishing his ex-
cellent medicines gratuitously for distribution
McDOWeu -
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic,
or1ce IL per bottle. e +. kUNKEI, Sole Pro-
Philadelphia.
ASK for Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no
other -
For sale in wilmington by e. McInaI Jr Second
and Market. K. Bringnurst 4 Co., Sixth and Market
H. K. Bringhurst, 3lT Market street; Alfred Walton
1855 Market street, j. j. Gallagher, b. U. Shoema-
ker, Smith Painter, W. IL. Williams, Ninth and
Market streets and l. III. England, Cur. sixth and
Lompard sueets oct3O-ly-16
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

ODD FELLOWS CEMETERY AT CAMDEN.-The
Directors OF the Odd Fellows Cemetery Of Kent
county, near Camden Del, organized, last week
by electing the following officers: President
John I. Jakcs Vice President, DR.. E. Cooper
Secretary, DR.. John W. Sharp; Treasurer, Wm.
Ellison. Their grounds have been beautifully
laid out by practical engineer from Ruther-
ford Park, N. J and will be opened TO the pub
lie for the sale and selection OF lots on the 2Sth
inst, "wednesday afternoon,) at 8 o'clock.
These lots are not intended to be exclusive or
sectional, and all persons interested in public
improvements, should buy a lot and show their
appreciation OF such a noble enterprise
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
NEW FIRM

.IUsT OPEN,
Cold Sparkling Soda W0ter
Ready for the Season, with Choice Fruit syrups.
at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
myl2 Front and West sts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

~So sweet, so pure,
SO safe, SO sure,
so suited TO each dental walt,
The kragrant SOZODONT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
~ 10 TIE LADIBS,
IF. L-EFRANK' ,


IF. LLFRANK's,
HOOP SKIRTS, CoRsETs, LADIES' AND CHIL
DRENS UNDERGRADUATES,
BANURA o7 oRP,
oil MARKET STREET Wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

80 Ely, Hunsberger & Ely 11q6 Chestnut street
PhiIadelRhis, have the largest. choicest and most
desirable goods at the lowest prices. Gail and see
for yourself,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Dattfes.

NOTICE. Hook for subscription to capi al stock
IN OF the liInlngton Mechanics Uo-O operative as.
s1catioh VIII he peneu for SUBSCRIBERS at the room
Ot the Association south East cor 5th and Market
~, rear Of keadrR room, this evening from TO
A5O i. n. my.6-6t y. H. TAYLOR, Sec
NJ oTiCE.-tuBLIU M SSloNRRY SERVICES
An Under lhe ausplc"s OF the Young Men y Church
missionary ASS .cihlOn, Will be held in Galway
ChuTch on Wednesday evening; in the Old Church
on Ihuratiay evening; and II ST. Johns Church on
FRIDAY evening, IOmm"n ing at OclO X. All cor
ala " Invited To attend. by order OF
my26-3t SECRETARY
A NlTN ASSESSMENT
"
The City Assessment for tho year 1sTs, having
Deen conrleted, 10 ned in the lce OF the CLERK or
the CITY Council for public tns ection
The city Council Will st to hear appeals from the
assessments on I'll hSDAY, June 9th, s7s, at a.
O'Clock, T. NJ. WIN. \. HAYES -
my2t-tnca Clerk OF the City Council.
NoIlCE Mr. F. b st vens of Odessa has been
IN appointed Assistant Coroner and will act In
tnat capacity at Odessa, Mi tdletoWn aud vicinity
lny8S otalt@ z A, WINSLoW, CorOnet.
OrlGE-S1 OCKHO, DERS' MEETING.
IN NEW srlE Il W,L8ISuloH X. X. CO..
MI. .,,, may 23d, is g.
Con palIy WIN be hn az the illce OF the COMPANY
A. NJ. ALFRLD HORNER -
myg3 I'm Secretary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

Hayes manufactures fine cigars only, 81 range
ments have been made to import my own tobacco
Dealers and consumers rely On obtaining good
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

=, OHoHp5T THEE 6VtT HHEWlH y 20 WOrLn S5.UU
Down with pricesl Shaws $3.50, worth So T5 at
q. IL. Hamrick Co.'s, 10 N. klRth street, h la.
9 fall line Of plain goods, in new shades, 25
3T, co, 81, 10 cents TO 81, per yard will open thls
morning, at Geo. d. WiAhaIns, North Eighth Sc !,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
MERELY MENrIoMFp.

Corn is ali planted.
More swedss come this week.
--vanDeventer puts in setts Of nice teeth for $40
sett. Vs.
Let us have that narrow gauge built to New
Castle.
Soda water at chaliengers Drug store in New
Castle.
and good.
Summer underwear for gents at Morean's cal
Market street.
Mice, sweet, fresh porgies, sea bass, shad and
Holsters at sth st. Market.
Last year there were sold $4,000 Singer Sewing
maenines Joseph II. Jones sold quite number Of
them. al,.
-Bayne has q large number OF hands employed
on summer suits. Prompt work done at his popular
establishment
Nearly dee witnesses In single case spent
all of last week except one DAY waiting to be called
on 70 testify In case that did not come up.
-RemoVal.-Francis Vincent has removed his
conveyancera ONCE 10 room No. 0, Almonds Bull
ding, Eight 1T. between Market and Shipley, Turn
" tne right ~ you go up stairs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Unclaimed LISTERS.

List of Unclaimed Letters remaining In the Will
mington DELI Post Office, May II, 1873,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

All our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere, invite you to cali and
xamine: no trouble to Lhow goods at Bab,Otk 4
BROS, 2O6 and 2cs Market street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20
FAI.L.OF A CnIlINRY.


Frightened Inmates OF the House-A Moth
er's Devesiea-Fortusnte Escape.
Policeman Lee, with his wife and two chill
dren, has for some time past been occupying an
old two-story frame house on the corner Of
Eighth and l streets southeast. The structure
has been rather feeble In appearance OF late and
its healthy condition was not improved By the
fact that the cellar or basement was oiled with
water. Predictions have been made that at no
distant day the building would fall to the ground
"A prophecy which the inmates yesterday
thought WAS about to be verified. While mi,
ofilcer was on duty aud the wife sitting in the
house with one child In her lap and the other
In the bed asleep, terrible crash was heard,
followed BY dull, rolling sound, and the womai,
was almost paralyzed with fright. Clasping the
child 10 her bosom she rushed into the street
where her fears were quieted by the Information
from the bystanders, who were attracted thilher
BY the noise, that only the chimney had fallen
IN. The rolling Of bricks from the roof 10 the
nrst moor through the nue was what created the
fumbllng sound that alarmed the inmates, ON
Ger Lee was soon on hand, and entering the
house found his other child uninJurel. Tue oc-
cupants were fortunate In making so lucky an
ealaDe.