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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

81 OAes More "a TIE Fisld-Chsrles Kyle vii sgaln
lAke charge OF syissn spupg near the middle City
Railway dePcll ald oGeE the saLLe Tor The accom-
mediation OF pic-Lic parties, and 70 individuas as
success lat year was great. Keeps lhs best ice
cream, CAKES. lsmon5de, fToit, &c, a.d Rakss all
feel al home AZ his place. rs old s4L Ia az "a and
Market and GU and orange viii also b. kept run
nlng as usual. Charles gives the worth Of tAtir
money to his customers and IS very popular.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

u Ihs FsHssf and sweetest Cos-IlTer OF Is HsE-
ard C2swen's, made On the 5 a shore from fresh.
selected lyers, ~ CssEeLl Hazard L CO, New Yo-k
IL Is absolutely pure ard sweet Patients Who have
once taken It prefer IL % al UtheFs. Physicians nave
decided II superior - any Of the CHER OTIS II RAE-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

SMELLS BAD.-The general remark OF most
everyone going near the city cells is Il
smells bad" In this remark. there Is more trIth
than poetry, and it is certainly high time We had
a new city building, as i! seems impossible to
ever do anything to abolish tile fearful stencil
arising from the cells Of the city prison. Some
thing should be done, and that soon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

H~Sars Your Doctar's BiL-When Dr. Wts.Ar's
Balsam Of Wild Cheuy viii care coughs, colds,
bleeding a. tue l.ngs and arrest the fell destrnyer
Consumption, II does more than most physicians
cat do. The use OF single 0ofile ooss Eg enc dol
lar VIII satisfy the incTedulous that they etd lcok
no further for the required.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

GENUINR sCWHIETZER CHE EEsE. by thelpound
W Ready mixed, French Mustard by the quart
Saloon Keepers supplied at reduced rates.
ny2.ifof se2ond and King streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

DIED or Ms ISlcaIes -Elsafl BsrS.ck, the
Young man Who was badly burned at Dir1sborO,
some time aSn, ly tho up.etting Of coal oil
lamp on the VAIN nstou L Rsa ling 4 r. l.el
in tue dspens2ry a; Reading, on sunday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

NV STORE At GEEEsBASx Capt. A. ]. VIII
Jams station agent at Greenbank, W. 4 W. H.
r., has commenced the erection Of a store aud
dwelling opposite the station. Last evening. tile
neighbors gathered. 10 the number Of fifteen, to
help him dig the cellar. The dirt few pretty
rapidly, until bedtime, when it was found thai
the excavation was nearly completed. There
are number Of choice building sites about this
station yet obtaln2ble, and probably ere long
other buildings will 20 up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

Ew-gGttoH's CTystal IisooraR for the Hsir. the
greatest discovery OF modern chemistry VII post
lively restore gray hair 70 rs nzt1rsl cooF u from
three 70 ten days. Warranted 10 coliai1 lead no
sulphur, no silver or o. her pc,scn Get NJ dug
gist to order Il lake no other.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06
10 coHTRAoroRs.

PR lUSAl S VIII b. rec lived by tho Street Com
IAi.tee d; TIE Ace OF The street. Commissioner,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

BBCoateH;HReHt and happiness reign IN al house.
holds where Dooleys Yeast Powder "a used Try il
Your grocer has II Put Up inn WEIGHT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

IHE Mas WITH THE MoUsrAcHE.-Did We not
know that the dethrsned Emperor of France
was dead, We should be likely to announce, to-
day, that he had escaped from Chiselhurst, and
was seeking refuge among the peach orchards
and strawberry fields Of the Peninsula On the
Delaware train, this morning, was a youth of
self-importance, whose moustache, waxed and
twisted, stuck out like horns from his mouth,
and if little longer it might have prevented an
entry through the car door except by turning his
head sideways and working it in. He possess
ed all the airs OF Frenchman and afforded no
little meTriment while the train waited. We
don't know Of any more appropriate use to which
this moustsche could be put than to string upon
it the hearts which it's possessor has broken, for
the girls, you know, are terrible.on such NOUS
taches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06

-Hayes imports his own tobacco. Consumers
can rely on getting q G. cd arttcle al fair Prices
Give rs q call at Second and French reeis.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06
: See tine tables for further particular
New Aaverti.enenls. All. pa,

Proposals for building eulyert
Proposals for army wagons
Masonic report-Bdmund II Anderson
Dry gaO5s-Wm n Kennsrd
Notiee-Mec, anicsf Loan Association
Wanied-Lsdy canvassers
HArdWare-TTuman A shaw
City items-Nartous parties
Funeral notices
Notiee-Diauond Stale koAiin Co
Wagon for sale-B1ii's Re4d Hotel
Nations Crystal Discovery-c1ty Item
Flower and 1Tellis work &c AldeTdice's.
Proposals for Lamp-posiE.
Anchor Line Steamers.
Grand Duchess Opera Libretios-Rohale
Audit rs Notice.
Mesquite screens a. Aldesdice's
For fent-Bleven-roomed Honse-
House for rent.
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BOSTON.
Dedicated.

BosroN, September 2l.-The new
bnildine erected to the memory oI
Theodore Parker, was formally dedicat-
ed to-day.
Bosrox, Sept 2l.-There is great ex'
citement here over reports from New
York OF the closing Of the Stock EI'
change, &c. There is no panic in the
city and the banking and mercantile
interest will not bs affected BY the dis
sstrous failures in New York. Fol
months past there has been q growing
tendency to avoid speculation in New
York stocks. Boston banks as 8 gener.
al thing, have large amounts OF de-
posits, and these accounts have only
been drawn ON in case OF urgent
necessity. There is only one firm here
owing Jay Cooke & Co. balance
Horace Conn, senior member OF the
firm of Conn i Co., OF Woodbury., ba,
failed and disappeared. His liabilities
amount to 100000. and his assets are
Sl50,0O0. His family and friends are
alarmed at his Disappearance. HI.
suspension is heavy blow, be being
identified with the interests Of the town,
Prot. Mace, formerly OF California
who attempted to shoot DR. A. n,
Winslow, was to-day sentenced to three
years in the House Of Correction.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 20.
The panic in foancial circles here
caused by New York failue., has sub-
sided, and confidence has now been
fully restored. The latest cable de-
spatches from New York, regarding
the financial situation, cause a quieter
and more confident tone in dealings in
securities here.
The London Times, commenting on
the financial panic in New York, say.
In view OF the extraordinary prosperity
u the United States and the high price
of Government bonds, the present gust
must be remarked as simply an effort
OF the financial system to get rid OF ia
dishonest elements.
The Daily Telegraph says: Such
local troubles as the suspension at New
York seem to be merely the rank out
growth OF an eIuberans prosperity, and
the accessories to g progress which
does not for q moment halt.
The Continental Bourses are de
turbed by the news from New York.
A dispatch from Calcutta announces
the loss at sea OF the chip Indies, COO
lie laden, and that one hundred and
eighteen coolies perished.
A dispatch from Teheran Gays the
trouble between the Shah and the late,
Grand ViIier, grows oLt OF local mat
ters entirely, and does not, asreperted
re late 10 the Reuter- Concession. 1t
is believed that the Vjzier will soon be
rein stated.
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MEMPHIS.
The YelIsW PeveY.

MEMPHIS, September 20.-At noon
to-day the weather was very favora-
bic for those suffering from yellow
fever, the thermometer marking sixty
seven. The physicians think it will
have a tendency TO prevent the spread
Of the disease. The Howard A"ocis.
ton have had only six applications from
new cases to-day, aud only ten deaths
reported. Notwithstanding the gloomy
weather, there is . less psnicky feeling
than at any time since the disease sp-
peared.
Private sdvices from New Orleans
say that the fever prevails there, and
dengue, or break bone fever. RACES a.
an epidemic.
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ST. LOUIS.

j ST.. LOUIS, September 20.-At two
o'clock to-day. Laussig, Gsmph & Co.
bankers and brokers. were closed. The
news OF the failure of the New York
bank firm of Lsussig. Genph & Co.,
having been previously announced BY
telegraph. The failure. Of the house iu
New York, and their consequent
inability to realize upon railroad securi-
ties, OF which they held large amount,
has necessitated this action. They are
confident OF their ability to resume
business in few days, and state that
no one will lose q dollar BY them.
This is the only failure caused in thi,
city by the panic in the money market.
AIlen-McCsoI Prfse Fight.
sT. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Ths approach
ing prize fight between McCools and
Allen is creating intense excitement
here. McCoole stock is raising and
betting n jack Looney's tonight is
brisk. Allen left his training quarters
to night and went to the fighting
grounds.
A Dog Fight.
A dog fight between Spring and Shoe
Fly, for $500 side, took place here
this q. m. Spring won in two hours
and fifteen minutes. The police cap
tured the dogs and their owners.
WRESTLING.
A wrestling match between B. Cle-
ments and J. S. Tyler, for $3.50 s side,
was decided here this forenoon. They
wrestled Lancashire style, best three in
five. 1t resulted 10 favor OF Tyler. in
fity.four minutes.
Tho AlIen.McCooie Prize Plight
second Deposit I'm tho Allen Ho-
gan FiEht-GeneraI Davidson ut
Fort sill.
ST.. LOUIS, September 90.
Joe Coburn, Barney Aaron, Butt
Reilley, and other sports from differ
ents parts Of the country arrived here
sst night to attend the i'll between
Allen and McCoole, next Tuesday.
Another three hundred dollars has
been put up in the Allen-Hogsn fight.
General Davidson, with seven com.
panies OF cavalry. returned from Fort
Sill on the 14th, from q twenty-four
days scout after the Indians. He IRE.
euently saw fresh signs of the Indians.
but failed to overtske any OF the red,
skins. He found on Grossbeck Creek
the newly made grave Of Frank Med
ley, an employee Of the Texas survey-
ing party, who was killed BY the Indi-
ans on the 25th OF August.
The heavy frost in the western part
Of Missouri, on Wednesday night, did
great damage to the tobacco crop in
Livingston and Charitou counties alone
the injury is estimated at q quarter OF .
million dollars.
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that he has not been seen since yes

that he has not been seen since yes
terday afternoon.
The National Trust Company say
they could have kept up payment
to-day, and that they came on the
street this morning with their secu-
rites, but could find no buyers eI-
cept at a discount Of thirty to forty
per cent. They re- fused to sell at
such sacrifice, an(l suspended for
the better protec ton OF them
selves and their Gus toners.
Two million four hundred and
elghty-three thous and dollars IN
bonds have been ace epted, from 109
to 111.25. All ohers. Of bonds under
111.25 are accepted by the Govern
ment.
Following were the sellers Of Go
vernment bonds to-dAy: Vauschalck
& Co., S763, 600; Francis T. Walker
Il Co., SIs, 900; E. sweet & Co., $11,-
500; Weston & DebiIlier, S., 900; Geo
F. Baker, S147 100; Vermyle $500, 900;
w. II. Hatch & Son, $3.50, 900; Reid
& Content, Sl3, 400; Chase 4 Hig-
ginson, 800, 900; Wood & Davis,
34OO, 900. Total, 81, 407, 900.
Tho Upion Tru 81 Company.
New YORK, September 20.
Last night it wa, stated at the clubs
that Van derbilt had paid to the Union
Trust Company two million dollars,
the amount due that Company BY the
Lake Shore Railroad, which it is said
will enable the Company TO resume
busip ess Tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Finanefal Position.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2O.-The
Fidelity Trust Company, did not close
at three o'clock yesterday afternoon.
but continued to meet all demands, re-
ceiving checks as late as FIVE, at which
time over nine hundred thousand had
been paid out. Mr.. Brown. the Presi-
dent, said be would keep open until
midnight il it was necessary to show
depositors that that institution Was in q
sound condition, and able to meet all
claims.
The Union Banking Company was
run upon up to the hour OF closing, at
which time about FIVE hundred thous-
and dollars had been paid out. There
WAS run on the First National Bsuk,
but ii did not amount to much. 1t is
said that neither the State
nor the city funds are disturbed, the
State and City Treasurers having no
connection Whatever with Jay Cooke &
Co.. or any OF the endangered houses
Third street is comparatively quiet
this morning. The run on the Fidelity
Trust Co, has almost entirely subsided.
The Union Banking Company did
not open to-day. A placard on the
door states that owing to the heavy
demand a suspension Of few days had
been resolved upon. 1t sustained a
heavy run yesterday, paying out about
seven hundred thousand dollars. It's
stated that the institution is issuing no
notes, and the suspension only affects
depositor..
At Jay Cooke & Cos the clerks are
preparing a statement to be laid before
the meeting OF the members Of the firm
on the arrival OF the steamship Russia,
on board OF which are two Of the
partners.
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Fisk and Hatch.

NEWPORT, Z. l., September 20.
The property OF A. s. Hatch, of the
firm OF Fisk & Hatch, which includes
hls magnificent residence in Kay
street, and yacht Resolute, was st.
tached yesterday to the amount Of one
hundred thousand dollars BY creditors
10 this city and elsewhere. Both house
and yacht are now in charge Of keeners
appointed by the the sheriff.
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THE WEATHER.
War DEPARYMsNY,

WAR DsPARTssEY, !
ONCE on IHI CHTEy SIGNAL OyyIcER, :
WAsHrEeToN, Sep. ~, lA.M
PRoBiBLIITRs.
For Monday in New England wiDds
shifting 10 the southeast, with rising
Temperature and generally clear wealth
er. For the middle States and Lower
Lakes, so1thessterly winds, falling
barometer, rising temperature, and
clear weather. except over The Lakes
where cloudy weather 10 probable. For
the afternoon for the Upper Lake region
rising barometer, winds yeering TO
westerly, With cloudy. followed BY
clearing weather. For the Southern
States, porthesstsrly winds, Increasing
cloudipsss, With rain on the Atlantic
Coast, accompanying q storm the same
ds.arss east Of South Oa;olina
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CANADA.

The BANKERS OF Montreal and Tor.
Tonio hoying Very Cautiously.
MONTREAL, Sept. 2O.-Ihe only ef-
feet here OF the panic iu New York has
been TO make the bankers more eau
ton, and less willing to let out their
funds, which are ample for ell legiti-
mate commercial demands. The die
count rates for good bills varies from !
TO s per cent, according to the standing
of the same.
ToEsIro, Sept 2o-H. J. RoI,e i
c., bankers and brokers OF this city,
have suspended, owing to the failure Of
Jay Cooke d Co., and other prominent
houses 10 New York.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 2l.-Colonel Stewart
and number OF officers and crew OF
the English yacht Deer-Hound, Lave
been liberated on parole. The Com:
mander of the British squadroD, acting
under instructions received from h;s
government, refuses to surrender the
frigates Vittoris and Almarzs until the
questien OF the Deer Hound is settled.
Peltain has been recalled from the
Captsin.G Generalship Of Cuba. His suc
cessor has not yet been appointed.
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oi Wheeling ma nufacture, the Sprasus.
Buckeye and Chsmpios. al frat
class mschiDes and r.psesentsd b.
euterprisirg aud ecergetic men The
Judges seemed very critical in their e.
sminations and we're somswhal diyid.i
10 their opinions ss to which mschiIs
possessed superiority. They we're ai.s
undec,drt ~ TO whether Q iAir t.st
could D. had without "a equal trial -
the field.
This view ssS lsksn by mos, o. hs
geutlemte representing Ihe Different
machines. srd it vas hoped that IL.
judges would % decide. bor alter re-
tsrring the usttes to Lhs Directors OF
the Association. it gas concluded ,s
award the first premium there sua
then, aud toe result was taA sie.
tory perched on the banner Of ,As
AcxH JCxroK xowRa,
A Wheeling machine. Thi 10 sai.s
9 prise for your city 70 carry Of.
Amongst other articles OF wheeling
manufacture. we noticed the new Val.
ley Star Cook Stove, Manufactured Sy
Bepjsmin Fisher. which took the arst
premium. .--.
ssccK.
| am unable at this hour Of vritas
TO ascertain 10 whom all the prsuiums
have been awarded for bloodsd stock.
and much regret the fact. because this
would have been o. great interest 10
your weekly readers 10 this seosios. I
may mention, though. that Hoa.
J. j. Davis received aru
premium for some pare blooded Al.
dernsy cslva B. D-spsrd. R.q., S
Clar ksburg was awarded the arsi
premium Tor three year old AlderssJ
bull, pure blood as also was 4. @.
l.. Gswthrop. OF Harrison. Tor Q red
Devsn. pure blood six year old COW and
bull.
Among some OF iha facet Durhaa
stock on exhibition. may bs n,satiossl
that OF Mr., Heary Basel, oi Harrissa,
Mr.. J. l.. Vsrdivsr, Of KeAtucky, NJ.
W. Jarvis, sud Hon. J. 8. Carlisle, Of
Harrison. The latter. which consisted
OF q COW. and . fourteen mosth's old
bull. Mr. J. C. Post. OF Harrison, vss
Gently imported. Mr.. J. c. Post a
Harrison. was highly complimeuted -
the size aud weight OF three three year
old graded stsers. sggresa,isg 663s
pounds.
During the sternoou Of the last day
the election for siI directors OF the Az
sociation took place, resulting 10 the
following gentlemen being chooses 70
Ill the vacsncie, 10 the old bo.rd: l..
D. Ssishcr. Dr. W. N. Late. P. I.
LvDcb. Lee Hsymond. A. II. 0sbxss
B. D. Ryder, and Z Tlnsmsn.
Thus ended the Seventh Annual Pair
Of the We.t Virginia c. A. and N. H..
and hope the next meeting will ~
fully as successful a. thi. one II the
officers for the incoming year offer more
liberal premiums Tor racing horses, ana
encourage th'ir presence. aud il win
silenc. much Dissatisfaction, which wss
very noticeable on the grousds, smoss
many spectators here Yesterday.
Oar thanks are extended 70 q n.
Steel. President. and al the other OIL
cers OF the Association Tor many isvors
bestowe1. Among others We observed
a::ssif9s sif9sll9riRRG g.! N. H%.St.s,fiIgas. Tsn ne her.
VIM. II. Sbeib, C. hoy ssd WH
Isbam, OF Tinrle & IsbAm. Mr.. Taylos.
Of ih. Acme Mower COMPANY; J. Rsl-
ly, l. Mix, J. Psrrel and George
Smith OBsknvnn.
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AUSTRIA.

vienna, September Ca grand
Court reception soiree and Court dinner
was given las. night, in honor OF King
Victor Emanuel, Of Italy, who is now
on a visit to this city, and lie the guest
OF the Emperor. The greatest cord ali
ty and friendly feeling marked the con-
v.rsation OF the sovereigus
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1n the Treasury Department the in.
vestisation into the affairs OF the Fir,t
National Bank. Of Washington. sus-
pended, was commenced on Saturday.
A preliminary report will probably b.
made BY the Receiver On Tuesday,
a. this bank acted in the capacity
OF agent for over si1 hundred national
banks throughout tbs country. The
,sport is looked for with much interest
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CINCIN NATI.

Effect OF the Financial news from,
New York-The River.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 20.-The New
York financial news is the absorbing
opic on Change, and trade generally is
nil in consequence.
The river has fallen three inches,
with FIVE feet nine inches in the chan
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--2RA<~-
INDIANA.
Frost,

TsREs HAUrs, September 2l.-The
first frost Of fall fell here last night. Nc
serious damage to the crop resulted
The work ofrebuilding the iron and
nail works burned yesterday, has COM
meuced and the men are requested to
YpturD
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CHICAGO.
Conductor Bean.

CHICAGO, September 2l.-It was ex-
pected the case Of Edward Bean, coal
train conductor, indicted for man
slaughter, would come up 10 the GRIM
inal court this morning.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Operations or the State Grange o
Patrons OF Hussandry.

READING, Sept. 20-The organlza-
tion of State Grange OF Patrons o.
Husbandry, has been effected here
Twenty-Five delegates were present from
twenty-five oranges, representing ths
counties Of Berks. Bucks, Chester
Crawford, Cumberland, Lancaster, Leb'
anon, Lysoming, Monroe, sud Mont
gomery.
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BA1osSs, September 20-The Car
list forces have opened fire on Berga.
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MlScsItAN OUo.
WANTED.

1nO FARMERSANDP PARMERS soAs
IUtb during tho Fall and Winter months
10 do business In their own and adloininS
townships. Busines, respectable. sasy aaA
pays well. For particulars addre8 \. ..
SCkA STOS a Co., Hartford. Conn.
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Trouble Appreheuded.

1t now appears there is every proba>
bility ola run upon the Savings Banks
Tomorrow. A runor has been started
that several OF the banks are affected
bv the Wall street crash, aud tonight
people are taking position in line At
several OF the banks to Withdraw their
deposits at the opening OF the doors.
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"DD DCHonAsCY, OR soUL CHARA-
ING" How either ssx may iasd-
person they choose, instantly. This sAp.s
mental requirene al can p1Ds0, free, ~
mail. for e cents; toSsther With Aarrfags
Guide. kgyptisn Oracle, Dreams, Hinn y
Ladies. queer hook. 1000 sold. "A.
dress T. WILLIAMS q CO., Pablhk~s,
Philadelphia
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domestic Paper fashiens

Elegant In design. HaultIss iE III. Asssia
wanted. Bend for Catslogus.
DoEyITrC SEWING AAcHrHl Co ,ksv Yut
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Commissioner Smith left Yesterday
for Fort Sill. He will hold confer
.nce with the Indian agents in Ne
brasks and Kansas, and get their views
of affairs OF Indian tribes in these
places.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-06-12
llorongh Oriinnnce.

sEo. I. BE IL enacted 5y the CAH
Bages, and Topa Council Of hs Boro,icl
Of H,diiebsry, Gndd h hereby orsdiacd ,,
fhs authority Of tAs sane tina. the Sidewalk
on the Moth side Of tho west end Of Market
street ,sfrom tho residence Of Samuel s.
Smith to the vncant lot next above the ros-
idenoe now occupied by .Moses Frv. shall
be graded. andIpayed or phnkcd by the
respective owners Of any aud all lctsfroni-
ing on said Market street within said lin
its as above descrihei--
sro. n. That tho siltwe'ka, so to 10 mhde
shah bo OF the ne wid'A asi ehtl w al r.
suofs be siiuiiar 20 tto.e elfeaay uais in sand
Nin kei siroe r Pro llDsn thar plank nv y ~
usei Ia pa of sinu' o. hriee u an uf Id
prlporty holda witalu saii lihiis nay 40 lie
sire. .s..... ,.r..
$40 III said sile,walks arc re1niroi 10 IA,
completed Ia sAtv daysfroni IN passage ofthi.
ordnance 'NN
erc Nv. That tho sssrcel o9inmiss one- b. ard.
4 lere.y fuh rlLel to rOi t all b. owners o.
each ard evfiy yloi fr nj, on snii Mark street.
Within srid I'm u, of the uaua o. thls or u
pauC aud seq oss CONS naV thoreta. A.d
.hruld any SAID Trrprfty buideis re- ~ 10
impir " tn this oTdnAuCo IN sixty dag f-uuI
tn pnssags tLer Of, tso sat rstiCo con uis ION
. = thel orl red N se AMI On 81 uu-
nndu Sid W iks at The exp NE q Q ownor o.
o. r. II eush l1 q l1t3 wAO have Eal CT tu erect
thehi within sa'i siate,
Approved ia. G, .SIl.
rJ. SMITH Burgess
Attest A. J. Petgfs sc.