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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-12-25
LUCKY INDIAN.
A Half Breed Girl Who il Heir to L..
100000 in Pittsbaarg.
From the Bay City Mich Tribune.

From the Bay City tMch.) Tribune
Some time between 1910 and 1850 William
and Addison MOwry, sons of DR. Peter Now
ry, of Ifttsburg, Pa, settled near what is now
Bay City some time about 1915. William
married an Indian girl generally known as
''Peero's daughter" Pedro being an Indian
well known throughout this section, There
we're no ministers or justices and the mar
riage was celebrated according to the Indian
fashion. A female child was born unto them
ln the fall of 1851, when the daughter Was
two or three years Of age. William Mowry
returned to Pittsburg, his wife and child re-
naming here. He was taken sick there and
soon afterward died. About ten days before
his demise his brother Addison died in Sagi-
nav City, leaving no wife or children. Will
liam and Addison were the only surviving
children Of DR.. Peter Mowry by his second
wife. Before Williams death he conveyed
to his mothsr-Dr. Peter Mowry's second
ccived by him from bis fathers large estate,
for the term of her natural life, he to receive
an annuity of $500 from her during his life.
Mrs. Mowry (William's mother) had no pro-
perty when she married DR.. Peter Mowry,
and last year, when she died at Pittsburg, the
property conveyed to her by her son was be-
queathed by her will to her relations instead
Of to the Indian girl who was the only heir
to the property of William and Addison
Mswy. The relatives teok possession of the
property, and now hold it. The estate en-
braces eighty acres of land in the city of
Pittsburg, fronting on the Allegheny river
and on one of the principal streets of the city.
This real estate is valued at $25, 900 per acre,
which would make the property worth ST.
100000. Personal property, stocks, etc., will
probably increase this amount to So, 000, 900.
These facts coming to the knowledge of
person who shall be here nameless, an action
of election was commenced by him as gran
tee of the girl in her nterest-it being test
case. The case will undoubtedly be tried in
January or February next The Indian wife
and child of Aowry are living near this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
New CnslIe NeM..
iCorrespond,nce of the Commercial


pRoGREssGSG The improvements on the JEFF
ferson hotel property are progressing rapidly.
II will be opened spl visitors, III a sh 1rt time.
IMPROVEMENT. Cam is having bulk vim
dows put in his store on Delaware street. This
will make quite an Improvement in the appear
auee.
THE NEw WooLLEN ILL,-They expect to be
ready iur putting the ROOT on the new wGolleu
mill, tie fret of next week and hupu 10 COM
meuce work il 1t IN auuut month.
LUMBER. There is a large raft of lumber here
for Messrs' j FennmoIe d. Co, of Middle
town, Del, which Is being slapped TO them by
rail
The FTsTIysL.-lhe NJ F. Church festival
cleared about hundred and forty dollars.
THE MHAhF LINE.-Ihe Town Ct Ctmmissioners
held meeting yesterday, to decide about the
solid wharf hne, but came to no definite cOnclu-
sion as they thought best to wait until Mr. Jud-
kin had finished his surveys which he will do to-
day.
The TAsKER WoRks-They have about seyeu-
ty hands employed working on Messrs. Iasker
a Cos new wharf, which ID beng built down at
the foot of Tasker street.
TIE RED MEN.-The Red Mems Lodge Of this
town. meet this evening, in their Lodge room
IN the Court HOnse building, They expect to
be visited 10y two tribes from Wilmington and
one from Delaware City.
BRANCH RAILRoAD The new railroad. which
is to run from the Delaware Railroad down to
Messrs. Tasker " Co.'s works, on Tasker street,
Ii beng RAPIDLY built.
a WHISTLE AT MIpNGHT.-Au alarm was caus-
ed by the blowing OF a seam-iug's i whistle, at
midnight, last night. II came from a silly cap
tam, who took this plan to wake up tho capita in
Of barge, who wished to be towed. Many per-
sons feared there was fire raging
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Longwood NIeeIIns.
To the Editor of he commerciat,

To tie Editor of he Commercials
The incomplete report of the Lopgwood meet
ing, given in yesterdays CoMMERcIAL, does not
do Justice to the earnest purpose and high
tone that characterized the proceedings as a
whole, or to the individual effort of those sim
cerely Int crested in the vital subjects which
before thus body for It's consideration and action
The catholic spirit OF this meeting, the entire
liberality to all vino wish to express an opinion
on any topic, subject it to the interruptions aud
annoyances always incident to a free platform,
and also to the necessity of having listen to
the prutracied expression of enthusiasts, whose
minds nun on with one ltlel 10 such au extent
that it becomes lost Ia the iui-s of the tance,
not only to the listener, but to the pursuer.
IIy tEese things Iul, be learned, at least tho
lesson Of " untiriuS pateLce' but from them the
delberation vi the whole should not be judged.
Many OF the di5couises delivered on this occa-
sion we're Of very superior order, unfolding in
an eloquent and impressive manner the great
truths involving the highest interests Of man az
a religious, moral intellectual and social being.
Firzt among those inspired speakers, must be
given the name of that noblest of women Lu.
cretia hott. On various subjects her beautiful
words Of wisdom came to the hearts of all with
an authority which never fails in II purpose. be-
cause il il given On high. Her frall physical
health did not admit of her remaining longer
than two days at the meeting.
The men and women whose names you gave
yesterday arc without any question among the
lights Of this age. You will hear Of them IN the
future. Il A. l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
LETTERS FROM TINE people.
! SAD WAY OF apENpINo srNpAy,

SAD WAY OF SPENDING SUNDAY.
10 he Editor of Ae Commeresdl:
A large number Of young men in an intoxica-
ted state perAmbulated our streets on Sunday.
These Young men arc well dressed. and are the
sons of some of our most moral ard influential
citizens They stand and lounge around the
street corners, especially in the neighborhood OF
churches, squirting tobacco juice, and making
use Of blaaphemous and obscene language as la
dies pass by. SO great did this intolerable nu-
sanee become, at the Union NJ. L. Church
last evening, that the services of a
policeman became necessary to disperee
the crowd. The most OF these young
mon are minors, and yet IN the face of the law
prohibiting the sale of liquor on Sundays and
selling to minors, these youths arc found stag
gering about from curb to curb in state Of in-
toxication. 1t would be well for parents to
know where their Aons spend ther Sundays as
well as their money and for those who are in
the habit OF certifying to tho morality Of per-
sons wishing to engage in the eale of liquor
to see that they arc not law breakers.
TRUrH-TEI.LER.
PLANT OF THE STEAM WHISTLES.
To Tie Editor Of The Commercial:
This community has been greatly annoyed by
tho horrible screams of the steam Whistles from
our rolling nls, etc, at carly dawn q Clock to
the very great discomfort of the light sleeper.
that they are blown TO awaken the workm an. but
in 30 doing the city is aroused and very many
grea ly disturbed As good citizens deserving the
good OF the whole community we trust and hope
that the proprietors Of these mills viii cause this
annoyance to cease. Much has been done in
other cities in this matter. Please publish the
following from the Detroit Tribune:
Tonight the proposed ordinance prohibiting
the blowing OF steam whistles will. or ought to,
come up in Common CouLcil. 1t is an ordinance
which should be passed. Among the petitions
in favor of IL is one written and signed by sever
al physicians, declaring that this unnecessary
noise directly affects tho health Of invalids and
adds to the mortality of the city. 1t s matter
of far greater Importance than those who are
undisturbedb by it imagine. 1t is a sanitary meas
ure and 1t is au outrage upon numerous families
to permit it, merely for the sake of the supposed
convenience OF the manufactures and l0oomo-
motive drivers The Board of Health ought long
since TO have taken some action in the matter ;
but it il the duty Of the Council to pass proper
and effective ordinance and OF the authorities to
sce that it IL enforced, Hundreds of people who
look forward with absolute dread to the times
aud seasons when these " screeching devils
almost throw them into convuleions will experi-
ence a sense OF relief If they learn tomorrow
thar this nuisancs is forbidden, and is hencefonh
to be stopped
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Respectful,
ANNE z, NCDUNlF
EiItor M0man,s peraltmenl sunaay Rel uu.!e.

FRIEND" iIqulTes: "What does your certin.
cate 20 the efficacy Of kunkel Wine iron Filters
meat? Is II true that Il has helped yourself anu
others in dyspepsia :" 1t means Just what 1t says
We have proved It's efficacy in our own case, and
have seen ils tlltcs In many 9TH rs. Dr. KuHAel
mas our waImest thanks Tor putting 1t in our power
to relieve HHny poCr sufferers by turnishiLg his eX.
cellent medic rs graz utously 10 US distribution
amongst those unable 20 pay for them.-Anns L..
McLCgeL
now only ask trial of this valuable Tonic
Price 81 per bottle. E. +. hUNKEL, Sole Fro-
lietor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
Ash Tor Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
other
For sale IN Wilmington by E. McInall, Dr. Second
and Market, 4. BrinRhurst Co., sixth and Market,
Ii. r. Bringhurst, 3lT Market street; Alfred Walton,
2S5 market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. 4 O. Shoema-
Market streets AMI L. NJ. England, cur. sixth and
Lombard streets. oct3O-ly-lB
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
kacteates,
ArRErIEos THrs EvENrsa.

Asylum Lodge, No. 23, 1. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall, I'd and King Streets
Good Intent Division, No. g. s. of T., at Hall
9th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, D. U. @. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. Of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, Gil Market street.
American Star Lodge No. /, q. f., at Good
Fellows' Hall. Sd aud Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. IL, l. o. q. T., at 9th
and Market streets.
Corinthian Lodge, No. 20, A. +. A. NJ, al
Masonic Temple
Delaware Encampment No. /, l. o. o. f., al
Odd Fellows Hail. Sd and King streets.
Delaware Degree Council, No. 1, O. u. A. NJ,
at Mechanics Hall 219 King street.
Lafayette Lodge, No. Ii, A. F. A. NJ, at Ma
sonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
L. y. Iircuit Court.

The June session OF the [ s Circuit Court
took place this morning. Jud 80 Bradford ON the
bench.
All tho cases were postponed until October
District Attorney Higgins presented the raso-
lutions adopted DY the Bar ABSORPTION on SAtur-
day, Ill reference to Chief Justice Chase sup
porting them by brief address. He waa fDl-
lowed by W. S. McCaulley, ESD, AID ind Sc
Bradford, after some extended remarks directed
them to be entered upOL tile records of the Court
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
aprl9 3nl

NJ UIlCE.-At a meeting Of the Hoard OF Uirec-
~ t3ra Of the Bakers Union Phuip Combs was
authorized 10 settle the accounts OF that AEsoca-
ti1u. and all those uf bt ID To said Association are
hereby no lhcd TO call at the corner UT Fourth and
spruce Streets, and make settlement at once aud
save MT by order Of the Board OF reutOrE
apflI-H j BAIiIILE, Sec'y.
~ lssOLUTlUN or PAkTNEtSHIP-TheC CO.
~ parthership heretofore existing between sam
ue MuTphey and Joseph Il. Bonth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture aeTH, is this d ~ dissJved by mu-
laal consent. The business Of the late 1rm will he
settled by JOsGpr =. Booth WIN viii still continue
y luslness al I'll old stand, at9 SHELLEY Street,
h'uBtCn. Del. SAMUEL MURPHEi,
Jus. h EOUIH.
=. NIEGToH, April 10. aprli-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Po iceCour,.

James Dorsey came before the Mayor charged
with committing an assault and battery on his
wife. The charges were sustained. and james
was fined -, made pay the costs, and give 800
bail for bis future good behavior
Annie Collins and john Mcdaniel, after getting
merrly drunk, were taken up TO the cells, and
fined this morning, 80 cents and costs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

~ For los of appetite, Dyspepsia, Indlgest on,
Depression Of Spirits General Debility In their
various forms, Ferro Pnosphsted Elixir uf CHlissaya
made BY Caswel, Hazard S Co new 0rk, and sold
by all Druggists Is the best tonic. as stlmulant
tonic for patients recovering irum fever or other
sickness, II mas no equal Ii aSen during the sea
son II tptvtnts lever ana ague ald other intermit-
tent fevers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
w UNSOLICITED 1AsTINoAY.
DIR. EFF, KuNKEL:

DIR. e. r KuNKEL:
Dear sir:-I desiIe 10 bear uns, lCied) testimony
to the merits OF your Bitter ire OF Iron us dys-
peptic REMEDY. have taken 1t IN, self with excel
lent effect. have notice the great heneht derived
from lG by AeVtlal suffering pour women, whom
Your charity has enabled me to Dtstow 1, upon.
ain willing that you snruid Use this IN any way you
may desire, and nope III, Sc of my friends who read
It Will believe II to he honest expression of my
opinion OF an excellent medicine, aud OF NY sense
obligation to its bentVte ent proprietor, Il. F.
kunael.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
BUaratug.

:
nOARDiNG - Persons venting bsarf for thu
Il summer months, can hn Eco imn Odated Will
every comfort, at Dell Delight Farm, near Landen
herg Address or call on b. MEGILLIGAN.
Ist6t Landenb rR Pa.
1poARDINtl--Eror GENTLEMEN st
ID sep1G-tf si2 KING STREET.
DoARDING-At
ID apr9-6in 300 DELAWARE AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

FR- Janto Frdy.-This well Known and distin
gnlshed Ice crehm maker, as ,he hot weather al :
MS Lightly travels along our sTet IS
distributing to HIS 100 satisIl,d customers, his
choice ice cream. Last night lis bel sounded Ior
the LIST time this season and from this out during
the hot weather, The people will rusn 10 his wagon,
Tor their LIS anent OF his rich anu lovely crt am.
He also serves our best families at dinner
and tea ume and In the evening. HIS headquaI ters
Is at Elghlh street Market Restaurant.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

ER- SglUdn pTin $ -Ch has. Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant pace vi resort has Durn neatly lifted up
Tor The reception OF individual Visitors pcnic anu
SOCIAL pdrtleb Ample accommodations Tor daLcing
nave been made, ana ice cream, j. lInOnade, CAKES
fruits &c, Will lie Aold to all who desI them, No
IN oAicsllng liquors Will bo sold On the ground. lie
Will also coniihne his popular stand AT Second and
Market, where The above namtd iuXuItes may be
had during tue season; al5O, his Tesideuce sixth
ana Oiahge, where he Will be pleased 10 ste his
many lriends and the pu0lIc generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

sSs-A ftlfa dJ Irptt.--Thnugat IL die annually
fruIl r tg sNtrd cnu ns aad Ids. which soon ripen
into conslunpI IN, or othartqnay fatal diseases o
The luugt; @Rel ny tIe ilmuy use Of Dr Wlstar's
Balsam 0l NEd Gnelry tletg lives have been pre-.
served % "a gtv.u IA ole age,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
LOCAL IETELLIaEsGE
Rsilrssd Hauk..
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

Rsilr=sd Hsuks.
ERAns LEAVE wrLhuaros.
Eor Phtlsdelphsa-1.s5, s.aB, ebO $40, 1870 a m
iSSos seo seo, $50. T.ih 10.se p. m. sundays
$50, and esOs IN.
For Esss Yerk-1.s5 q. n. 1880 and $50 p. m.
For BaitiHaOre--iAsz aos and 1o.Oaa m. l.0s and
For ths Dslassars R. R.-l2b5, and 1910 q. II.
@a5 p. M. No Sunday trainA
For he'' Castss-12.6o, lo.lO o. m, and l.Q5, a0s
For coasesvtls-s.sO, A. M. .and and p. M. The
arst two run through to Readine.
For W. W. n. R-lMarket ST., DepOt,l 100
lO.S0 a m, and ns5 D. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
l2zo ss0 and l0.s6 O. m. i91B 2sO $50. 400.
61hTO0. 9.lb and l1.s0 .. m. Sundays 500 m. and
s.lb p. u. and II 30 p. IN.
TRArNs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From DeIalOGTe n. R--sOO (from New CaS Ae'
lolD a m. aoo, 1880. (The latter is freight with
From v. q r. R-s15 and 1l.45, p IN. and 8. 10
p r. The sis a. m. only runs from Coatesville,
Ffom Phtiadelphia--12.42, l SO, $50 a. IN 1866,
Lls' s4s AS, 500. e25 $50, 1885. Sunday 1912,
From W. q v. r. R-Ciarket ST., Depot T.55 q.
M, l. 1.O0and 500 m.
- See time tables for further particularR
A false alarm of ire yesterday evening"
The Brandywine and Mutual Loans meet this
evening
Tae peach growers have a "big talk" at Dow
er. to-day.
Keokuk Tribe, l. q. R. NJ, go to New Castle
this evening.
The Delaware Historical Society give literary
entertainment, this evening.
Twenty new names were added to the list of
membership of the Association for Criminal
Reform, last evening.
A meeting of the stockholders OF the Mutual
Loan will be held this evening to take action
on proposed amendments to the by-laws
According to the Newark correspondence of
one of our city papers, the exhibition of Miss
Chamberlain s Seminary took place on Sunday
evening.
Some malicious boy threw brick through a
window in the COMMERCIAL press room on sat
urday. The pieces fell on tho form Of type,
mashing it, and the strain upon the prees caus-
ed by them broke cog in the gearing. We
should like to have that bad boy call on us
To ExcuRsIoNIsrs Tickets. posters, pro-
grammes, &c, &c., for excursions and picnic
parties are promptly printed at the COMMERCIAL
Job Rooms, in tue best style at short notice.
and upon reasonable terms. We invite the COM
mittees to call and make all needful inquiries.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

10 -N6l0 JoT SUntmCr.-The Writer days are past
though the cold blasts from the North west may not
have ceased 10 blow, and our city tailors have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people. Mr. JOnn II Auhlhausen, at ais King
street. especially. has laid in beautiful ALocE Of
cOatiDgs Eeshks Cassimeres, &C., Tor Spring and 10
ready u receive orders from his usual well dressed
customers. lie Is also having his store papered and
painted SO that everything looks as bright and fresh
as new gold dollar.
The two best composition roO1Dgs nov IN use.
PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
ONCE In Good Hanna's. Hardware store,
mar19.3m 423 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Enst aud :4uRHd.

4 oST-On Saturday afternoon, a stnall.llnk gold
H 4 chain liberal reward will be paid II eft at
JeiT.8t THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
WaMtEd.

~ 81
XNYANTED.-Three good. sized BOYS at
w CARswELL . NANpBHBRAARs
JeiT-it I'd and Orange Streets.
XNyANTRD.-Two live carpenters. Apply at
w THIS oFFlCE, between and o'clock.
JelClF
NyANTED- American girl fer chambermaii
MRS. sAMUEf. VI. Nc 'AULLEY.
je1T-lt 22l W, seventh stert
UTooL WANrRO.-The market price paid for
w large or small quantities. Apply or address
MARTIN LAsDANBERGsh8 4 co.
Landenberg
je1T 8td3tw Chester County, Ia
UTANTED-A man wants a situation to take
w care of horses and drive: Apply TO
jel6 r; "B " This once.
WNy ANTRD.-A place Chamber work and sew-
w ing or ehilds mise. Good reference; inq1lfe
Apply for S DAYS, Jei6 SC
XNyANTRD-A second hand on bread and cakea
w ml27-tf GEO BOW ERs, 9ls Market st.
(Noop, RELIABLE SERVANTS can be procured
~ sELkCr iNiELLIeENCE OFFICE,
my2a6m No. so Orange street,
NNT ANIEu.-Tw0 eneFgeiie Young men an sales
Wv men. Good Inducements ontred, at Grover
Baker Sewing Machine onlc ! =, -. 49,, -,
XNTANrBD = INMEDIATKlY - several active
w men to canvass the city f1r Singer Sewing
~ ~nSStfi msrsiPi Arp'' ~ Gs MARKET STREET.
VNYANTED-u0uaekeep TO know that they
Wv can procure good servants at short Eotlce,
by applying ~ Mrs TAl LORrS
Intelligence ONCE
marl3 ~ n. II cor, Second aud Vest SITS
ENt ANTEU Energetic men OF good address 70
w sell Singer Serving Machines Apply sos
Market Street jan2l-u JOSEPH ii. JONES.
w ANTED - IMMKnIATELY. = Active young
w men TO canvass for the Grover Iiakcr Sew.
Ing hsonine. Apply at SIG MARKET ST
oct5-1 Wilmington, Del.
a GENTS WANTED LIVERY WHERE. 10 sell
"a or new and novel Emhroldering Machine.
send for Illustrated circular to the Mckee Manu az
turing oInpaLy s09 d uadwaY New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

tH-AT7EEYION
LADIES' SUITS AND UNDgRW EAR,
CORSErS AND HOOP SKIRTS
CT OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
al extraordinary low prices.
FRANR'S EMPORIUM,
tll Market street, wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

FB Myers Sons, of 2s9 Al d 24t South 81, PhlIa
have large stock OF Ladies' wear, which they ffer
at remarkably low prices, Try them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

Es- Fire Works Ebe Wtrks Largest Seek IN
the CITY, wh0. .esAle and retn'l. Adams q Bro sos
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

GE-Try Dooley's Yeast Powder, you will soon tnd
it not only the best, but also the cheapest, bakng
Powder. Put up tull, net weight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

eE Our Goods are fresh and reliable, and oui
prices are low est Fireworks Of ey.ry description
az Adams q Bro, boo Market Etteet, win ington
nal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

~ Silk poplins. new shades, 81 was 81 20. SILK
Japanese choice shades, only I5c at Wishams' re-
liable store, No Z, North Eighth stree. Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

- Passing away ! pa sing away
Racn Too h Wash of former day.
SOZ0D0NT gives the coup de gTdce
Goodbye 10 The humbuRs let them pass,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
NEW FIRM

The undersigned have entered Into co-parlnership
under tine 1rm name of M. V. III Z. Pyle Ior the
purpose OF carrying on the coal business Ut the S.
W. corner Of Front and Tatna streels.
MARlS v. PYLE,
aprl9 Jn lsAAU Z. PALE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

GW by calling at IS North Eighth street, Phlla.,
you can see the best and cheapest Kid glove tu
America. c II Hamrick q Gu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

sE StOrekeeplrs can he supplied with Fireworks
Nrs.Ctaekers. &C., al New YOrG prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Peuinsu.ar papers please copy
NOTICE
10 The Editor Of tie Commercial:

10 the Editor Of Tie Commercial:
Having seen In your paper OF the i1th tn-' Il no
ticc of Pussy Rec, oT one Of Their drlvet having
been hiret by WALTON X James, lake This method
nf Informing my tld customers Inc cause of my
leaving them. In the INST placs Pusey a Rice hired
a man ,rIin Philddelpbi And paid nun more wages
than they were willing To pay me ami nayIEg served
Oh 1atDall, Wet ashugt aud Jt Irrs Oh streets,
for hve years anu bull up ihi ruute hem. dd
rot think 1t was doing me Jlstica 10 pat mJ OF my
u.d route and put Fhitsdtl hid dV.T Oh a. an in-
crease of wages over and abOtc me. tn ne second
r'oor did ! hire with Wal on James un.il alter
hat lett PuSey Rice. GEO T.. HALL+
HtY4a.u with Walton Il Jamed.
NtutlCE-A GOOD INVEsTM mt = The Me-
~ thinics Loan association 10 now issuing Sd
s.C'e u stock Tho Association offers Il premium
ut 30 .cr cent per aGunm for tha LIST series winch
" II ~ doubt induce til holders to Wit draw Inie
E.JthE additional adv intpge tc I'd and Sd serits
Subscriptions received ty lne secretary,
mylo.u Z. .T.1AYIOR, b Market St.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
MERELY MEhTIonED

--Sreeh DInus arc the prettesr, yet
Three m. nths of hot weather. yet
THE growers of Fruit meet, at Dover to.day.
-DeWolt has lot Of nice busters for travelling.
-Grsce M. E. sunday Schools go to Mount Cuba
tomorrow.
-vanDeventst's is notc d throughout the s ase ioe
moisrate charges ior dentistry.
Every considerate lighter solcits "papae to
have his clothing made at bayne's.
Shirt STUDS and teeve-buttons OF attractive de-
sign and good quality, plenty, at Morgan's
--If you buy sewing machine at all, why not get
the beat The best is At 8lb Market street.
Lemon Is energetlcally tearing down the old
building which is on the site CT his new establish
ment.
You can mud pure Sherry, Port and MADEIRA
Wines, Fine able Clare. English and Scotch Ales
1iDger Ale and nne liquors OF all Kinda at Bow
mans, I'd and King. his prices are moderate.
The new Hotel and Opera House arc q success
So In lie manner Hayes inteuns to ke his cigars
the same. Consumers can hereafter rely on Obtain
ing the best cigar at a fair price. ana 10 cent ei
gars, OF the beat Cuba leaf made specially, second
and French streets.