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! The Next National Democratic Con-
yensiOn.

ST. LOUIS, July 13.-The State Democratic
Executive Committee baye adopted resolu-
ton favoring the selection of St. Louis as the
place for holdiug the next National Demo-
cratic Convention, as an act of justice to the
Democracy of the West, and offering induce
ments in the way OF accommodations for del
egates, and hospitable reception on the part
of the citizens generally.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

PERKINS & BATES and }. THOMPSON BROWN,
+. M, 100 buidrg z lots between the city
limits and the Fair-G rounds.
ROBERT B. LYME, framed dwelling on ST. Peter
street near Calhoun.
A. b. DUESEERRY, High Constable, lOx A. NJ,
al the American Hotel, furniture, cooking
stoves, carpets, &C.
n. NJ LEE, P. H., lot on Lumpkin's Tor Burch)
E. ID. EACHO, 6P. M, City Laundry.
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Mass MEETING. :. The officers of the Young
Mems (coloreJ Christian Association VIII bs
installed at a uass.meelng 10 be hela VI
Wesley chapel tonight at s o'clock, ana
several addresses will be delivered,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY ii, 1875.

DISPATCH PRISTISG-HousE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added a weii.seIected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which. together with our DIP aovED MA
CHrNERY and sKrLFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant US In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
pedfti0us manner,
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OPINIONS OF TIE PULPIT AND THE PRESS IN
REGARD TO THE LEE, GALLERY
The best PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN the United
states. CHRISTIAN obaf.hf E''
Has never bsen surpassed, 50 furas my obserVa-
ton goes, In this style OF art .
~. s. REV j. L. BURROWS.
This well-known GALLERY shows steady I'M
proyement In style aud artistic SILL.
CENTRAL Pr ESBYTERIAS.
The PICTURES are admirably aud tastefuly ar
ranged. hhv. .. D.
Beautiful, artIslc, and accurate LIKENEssks.
."t REy. G, G. BITING.
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The FIRE YESTERDAY MoRSISG.-The two
tenementS in the eastern part Of the city, be-
longing to Hiram w. Tyler, destroyed by
fire Yesterday morning, were insured in the
Home Insurance Company, of Columbus,
Ga, J. Fl. Montague & Co. agents, for
&, ,O00-Sl 900 Oh each tenement.
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sxsNFECrIOHERIES.

cUMMER CANDlEs.-I am daily manu-
y featuring u summer article OF GLAklflED,
FLINT CANDY Of pure crushed sugar war; iahteu
better than any made in the United states Tor ~ho
safe nurDoses warrant 1t 10 stand dry anu firm in
hot weather, and sell II at The same price una. iie
rfor caudIes are sold for have u large slocE OF
CANNED GOODS. TOBACCO, CIGARS, CAKES
and CRACK EhS: all OF which offer at baltimore
ts az 14l2 Main street.
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COMMISSION MERCHASTs.-We solicit your Or
ders for printing, or call at any time yon may
wish TO see specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that It will be to Yollr advantage.
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Gfor the Dispatch.l

A Joke,
The Sunday excursion trains on the PETERS
burg railroad are trespassed upon by certain
colored persons, who board the train at R'ch'
nond and ride to Manchester without pay
ing. On last Sunday Captain Hoffman spot
ted these miscrcants on bis train, locked them
In, and gave them pleasant little ride three
miles beyond Manchester, where he stopped
the train, put them OF, and let them make
their way to town the best they could.
.. GARCOE,
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DON'T FORGET THE GREAG SALE OF LADIES
nress Goods nj LEVY BROTHERS.. They have
se, nr,ces tn.t will astonis. tie closest buyers.
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Counterfeit Bonds.

New YoRx, July 1a.-Ganserous counter, e..
ieils of the city OF Erie, Pa, $500 aud p, WV
water.loan coupon bonds Of 1867, due III
1887, are IN circulation.
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CHARGED WITH TuEFr.-Sergeant Daniel
Wren yesterday arrested Pat. CALEDONIA and
Martha Smith, charged with stealing S93 in
money and one silver watch, the property OF
Mrs. Sarah Mckcnny.
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SAVE MONEY by having Your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Aithm|ond 1ispatth'.
WEDNESDAY. JULY IA. 1915

BY THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
LARGER THAN THE CONFINED C1RCULA-
TON OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or TIE CITY.
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THE CHEAPEST COLLAR you can wear 10 'iS
ELMwooD, because 1t Will keep Clean longer 'hAn
ANY other. Tryif.
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MONEY CAN BE SAVED by purchasing your dry
goods Of LEVY BROTHERS,
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a67l.0l0 80


STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICHMOND, ss.:
III, W. LOCKWOOD. cashier or the National Rank
of Virginia, do soemnly affirm that the above stnis-
net IS rue TO the best OF my knowledge and belief.
I:igncdl j. w. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 18th
day of July, 1873. n,yr,
[S:gnedl j. u. MURRAY, y. I. 80
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I.IADIIITTES,
S2.570,910 81

STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF EENRICo, sS.:
I,SAMUEL A. GLOW Err, cashier of the aboye-named
bank ito soemnly swear that the above statement lS
true, to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
s.A. GLOVER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day
of July, 1875. WILLIAM T.. ALLrN.
Notary Public.
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You CAN GET MORE DRY GOODS FOR YOUR MO
NEY at LEVY BROTHERS than elsewhere.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Sad Accident 10 q Young MAN OF
RfehmOud.

Especial telegram 10 the Dfspatch.l
LYScHBURa, July 13.-This afternoon q
young man named Hartsook, son of D. j.
Hartsook, of Richmond, bad both legs broken
and mashed below the knee whilst trying to
get off of a train at Elmington. He was
thought dead when picked up, but revived,
and Was brought here for surgical attend
ance.
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LEVY BROTHERS have done more to reduce the
prices Of dry goods in this city lhan any o'nei
establishment in II.
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SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS at
BoscHEN's, 500 and 5l1 Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALISES, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES.
tine sArcHELs, &C., at BoSCHEN'S, 500 and OIL
II
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LEVY BROTHERS are showing how first-class
dry goods can be sold at low prices.
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TIE WEATHER To.DAY.-Thep probabilities
are Ma. the ,reather to-day ,ctH6e ,rdrner
and clear or partly Clondy.
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BANANAS. BASANAs.-Go TO PlZzINI's and get
came of this nice fruit.
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IL / HAVE THIS DAY DISSOLVED
' - i.r" ""r.hiIi."rs E,inrc existing under The
't.... 90 FRS 4 tt,I S!'.
tt' e t.. Viii ," c"iuuus under the name of
: Ft'iN a: \".:; / wcnly SECOND street, be-
---,-1 ma di'i rrtnkGu. jy 14-l.%
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r,,e y.ctt Regatta at Cane May.

CAPE MAY, July 13.-With the ebbing tide
this morning the regatta was resumed, and
after a beautiful contest the race was won
hp the Mohawk
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II,. ia.l rurf c,s "i 'hr rr!c and the universal
ll.. .."1ri, {" 'r"ut for good order. polite and
''fiN'n- ,ilruitnH.aud perfect ARRANGEMENTS JUS
is- Co. 'u asIU- itat mol !u- VIII he left undOne
l. 80 .hf la!s IA" most delightful excursion ever
iat t' N"~l i'"lnt. Ample provision has i"cn
"n: ia.rr,'tuH" "tLt'r All wiIp HAY wish 10 sNuh hc
-.a hssast tt.h =. .JpN ti,. luAur~ ut salt water.
h.-ri.t.. Match ,,tru- viii h, played between the
ta-.'. lub ~ Richmond. ami the West Point
N'. l,E a pl"'rium awarded hy III" Irib.. The
90" t.ff I.-ln,.II Elass- and S.riug-l;an will
i".@l-A 1na-ir. 'uiu" nI,-. come ali, The train
'.| '.tNt ihr '!'puf at : O'Clock \. NJ.
:, In--.Ai.N ESQ,
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EPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
III THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, AT RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE Of BUSINESS
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STATE oy vIscSlA cirx or u giGSsp ,he
/, W. X. Quaries, cashier 9, lS ,usns an fement
IS true. to the besi Of knoMisags and 9ess asier
SubscriDSa anu '" Wu,LIAM SiSIOS,
Of july 1919. Notary Pubic.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was for the most
par, clear. The heavens were at times OBJ
scurcd by light clouds. and once or twice
rain seemed imminent. but did not fall.
4cnge of Thermometer at the Dispatch Office
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E'\pE>IUN DOWN JAMES RIVER.

l.
t.. -uu,rl .uty has tc,n srcci"d as The day for
'. .H.UG re Nc tNt tRslDN OF UNiOS
sts.#.N >INbAA - iIt"L.
49,. .-.,.-,. r ...,l lil. ,aN down James river.
&. ..t.. .ntutli., r~~}lr all "ho accompany them
s.s ,-.t. IL ~ Viii hr made 10 aii1rd them Il
g.rt..| IEIp. w
i.t.,.j..,t ttg~ .f all proper kimds win be supplied
Is 10. u.I..s.l.. I.!r'f'~ al ci'! rric"s.
!.4s.-. ,u: .li,Il 2Jr. tIuir>. zoe; gentlcmciI
-. .. De-. ul'i VI ". /. HtCuLhk. L. LEY
b4.l. D.. .iItHNNN WCOnwAEp, nisEKT ,. VAL
i...>a, rut!I. II. ,tGIi!Li.. committee.
l.r. ,.f f.g,r ih,. wharf a -, j.. NJ. TUES
u4l. ..uuIuI> iy l2-M,NSF.NET
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ICE-CREAM-PZZISI Is making all kinds OF Ice
cream or pure materials at 81. rs per gallon.
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WEEKLY M0RTArITY.
July 12, July IL, July 3, July l
1873. 1874. 1873: 1870.

1873. 1874. 1915. 1870.
ro,., DEATHS, ~ y 6 q; s. J; 4 q Is
Still born.... l 0 2
Mean temperature for the week ending
July Sd, S3.2S; mean temperature for the
week ending July 10th, $3.50.
Estimated population of the city, G5.OOo-
white, 10000; colored, 29,Oe0. Rate of NOR
taIity of whole population was 1920 per 1000
per annum rate of mortality of white popu-
iation was 41.Gl per 1000 per annum; rate
of mortality OF coiored population was 44.S2
per / ,O0 per annum.
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ATTEST:
". HATCHER. Directors
W. J. YARBROUGH,

cTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION or
- THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
AT RICHMOND, VA, AT CLOSE OF Busl-
NESS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1875:
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~~-~-~---~~~~~~>~~~7-~-~--
nR. J. MARSHALL VEST naVing asso, Ee.,
~ ciuted himself with his father (Dr: e. :. fssI
I'm The pracdce OF MEDICINE, SURGERY. &C..
offrrs his professional services TO the citizens OF
Residence and flee No. 23O4 east Broad street.
iy li-W, ,Th. Sat. III, 4 fh5t$
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>"'N"N Il EClutGER. JONAS ". uEcuiSGEn
: HEciiINGEE 4 son,
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, &C.,
-. - >4sn.,.ve,, opts,,.;e second Market.
''aarf ;Gcd having cu-pe.I ,le co-partner-
i'"'iti# .pfHI"i hctwtcis il.riI. aud fe-t.stab-
.".T HG'EErN- WI Il iuCrr -cd facilities for
''- It" ia ne "i:h ttte c!l"af+st articles "f
. - an" irha..c bkI GOODS, GRO ERR ES.
i''j>tl II J!.D W hRf gcl orally. solicit i
>"' '' J" a.. 'HcIr Hld iIicn,i, aud the puolic.
, ,.. =. FIR. NiNGEK.
80 - So j. ". .HkCufSLEH
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RESOURCES.
80
2,231 10
622,250 90

Loans and discounts 49,. ......... $1,271,SO SO
Overdrafts. s.......................... 2,231 15
CIei States bonds to secure Circu-
iat,on. .................. 622,25O 90
United States bonds to secure de-
posts. ............................. 100000 90
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages. 3S,Sl7 25
Due from approved reserve agents. 1888 81
Due from other National hanks.... 64.566 35
Due from state banks and bankers. 2l.027 81
Real estate. furniture, and fixtures. 22,8lS OF
Checks aud other cash items....... 1890 90
Exchanges for clear ng g-house. 65 24S 90
Bills of other National banks...... 1919 90
Fractional currency tincludlng
nickesl ..........................., 1873 OIL
Specie Qneludng gold Treasury
notes.. ..:........................ 1885 SO
Lcgal-lender notes .................. $4,000 90
RedemDton fund with United
States Treasurer five per cent. Of
circulationl Observation-Disclosures. 2S,000 90
Due from United states Tressur,
other than Eve per cent. redcmp-
ton fund. d........................... $500 90
Total........................ .......$2.570,9lO 81
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Correcs-Atesi; soS
5. ii. ROsESBAGA, -
" 1885,
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
n THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, AT
RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OF vlKGiklA,
Ar THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUSE 3GTH,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
Eocal Brevirtce.
Webb, the neat hatter.
Advertise In the COMMERCIAL.


Advertise In the COMMERCIAL.
Isaac G. Pyle is an agreeable host.
The COMMERCIAL is the paper for Wilmington fire
Sides
Hocsessin and wilmington croquelists - both
afraid
Gentlemen buy Dubes hats and like them, at :
K. 3D. street.
Tatnall Co. will have their fall lulbs ia store
about September lst.
The seaside and mountain wanderers are return
ing home; welcome.
WIS don't they make Andy Williams (ol Green
bank) postmaster?
We have enough of postie "b.evlties" to last TO
the s, cond cen ennal.
Philips Il Bro, OF Greenbank, made over 1000
peach ladders this season.
Wedding cards aud funeral notices prluted quickly
at the COMMERCIAL printing oiice.
shipping cards printed, az greatly below foIn5r
prices, at tho COMMERCIAL job otilca.
Pay your city tax before the city election or sub
init 10 an ADDITION thereto OF s pef cent
Merchants and that they reach the ear Of cash
buyers by advertising in the COMMERCIAL.
st deAormandes sale Is in progress at 3g2 h az
Ret street Call there tomorrow morning
satisfying lunch Is obtalneble at all hours ht
Fumers restaurant, at 5O6 Market street.
the largest stock of furniture IN Delaware on ez q
hio'tion u j j, n. Harnsns, ai0 Ktug stree.
Gouert's SKIN as a tailor was never question
His prices are grea ly reduced, at 10 L.. AN httee
We have sent the COMMERCIAL to wilmington
seekers after rest aud recreation to nearly every
resort in the country this year.
Fair dealing, durable work, and quick 1ing of
orders for nne furni ure, are Ill features, at ihe Nh
terpriss manufacturing cos establishment, 42O
Market street.
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, " s2.0s4.O1
Total 1882

The excess in cast IRON he charged, was paid
for at the rate OF $40 cents per pound, about
the same figure as the average price paid Tor the
entire,stops, including brass aud other work en-
them more valuable than cast iron.
Wm. M. Canby chairman OF tho Water Com
mittee, said he WAS quite unweii, and unable to
go into the subject at length. He secuted the
idea of fraud and regarded tho attack as one
made upon the Water Committee. 1t Should
have been brought by a motion for an investiga-
tion rather than by rising to privileged ques-
uon The excess IN weight had been furnished
he said in accordance with supplemental con.
tract at $40 cent? per pound, aud had been
cal ried out to the letter.
Mr.. Baker insisted on his right to say what he
had said under privilege. % ihe other night, v
he continued, when 1 was speaking oil tins
thing the gentleman Mr.. Canby,) said it was al
isolated case -
Mr.. Canby-" beg tie gentlemal's pardon
Mr. Baker" You did do 1t sir Won did do it
sir and now | ask for the reading of ths supple
mental contract" This was read, and MFR. Baker
continued, quoting the last clause. = inasmuch
az we guarantee the weight, inquirng il this
was 30 why is it that the city has paid 80 much
excess for cast ironi
Mr.. Hayes thought the matter should have
been brougt up in Council through an inyestiga-
ton.
Mr. Febiger -poke OF his advocacy when the
contract was pending in Council for speciiica-
tlons of the work in detail, in the pipes, in
stead OF the asking for proposals by the phlladel-
phia standard, saying that this charge OF excess
il the result of not doing 50, aud that by it the
city has paid more than the offer of the next
lowest bidder above Pusey, Jones a. Co.
The subject then took the shape of political
discussion, in which many hard things were said.
1t wound up with the adoption of a resolution
by Mr.. Pickels requesting Pussy, Jones 4 Co.
TO inform Council by whose authority the weight
OF the stops was increased by them, aud why it
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
LW4.L INTELLIGENCT.
Local TIn,c Table.
TRAINS LgAvE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
Fos n 10 York-1.s1, A. N, laly la.A2, 5.4s, T. n
Tpr Philadelphia 100, $40, $40, DAT, 10 90
A. N. 1911, 1912, 200 4lo 5.42, 7e0 $50 p III. Sun
For Baltimore and Washington. 202, 1000,
20S A. M.
For Ns.s casts-roO, CO. go. A. nj. las, Gao, P.
N. No Sunday trains.
For Dclatcare r. R.-5.c0. o % A M. :S4n. Pm Uhe
$40 7. H. train runs only as far as Hnrrlngtonl No
sunday trains.
For Wilmington Il Western r. R--l0S0 A. NJ; b.9e
P. NJ. Sundays, 9.0o, p. N.
For Wilmington and Reoai,ig X. R.-S.25, and IS
A. NJ; 1856, +. NJ. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT whMiNoroA.
From Neto Yors.-i.o5, A. NJ; l2.5i, l.is, Ieo, +.
NJ. Sundays, 1o5, A. Il.
From, Philddslp lphsc-i242, l.os, 9.l5, 9o6, a. Nj.
1910, 1884, lis II. 5.lb, ESQ, 100, s.ac llN NJ.
Sundays, IL q, l.os, l00o A. Nj; isi, l10o, p. n.
Rron 8aitt,nore-lsl, s42, A; NJ; ls0,, llto,
FroDs Washfr1toB.- 1.2i, H. NJ. l20I, 1870, $50,
e9O p. N. Sunday. ,l.9l, a. H.. e.7o, T. N.
Fr0s. For. Deposlt.--s.0o A. NJ. No Sunday train.
FTo7n Wilmington a Hsstern n. R.-!.to, a. N. (;
BIS p. N. Sundays $50, p NJ.
Ftom Wilmington {. Reading q. r. - lola, A. u. /;
823 and s.20 P. NJ. No sunday traina.
TRAINS LsAvB PHILADELPHIA Fog wILAIEGToS.
From Broad aal Prime Streets-s.n0, 80, 1870, a.
NJ. ais, 309 400, $40, $40 IS 49, II so p. M
sundays, 30, A. NJ: 800, 9.so, 1l.5O, y. III.
From Vest Philadelphia Dspot -t2.a0 a. NJ; 1910,
1918, 800. r. NJ. Sundays. l2.s0, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
city Council,

PROCEEDINGS, LAST EyESISa-coMMlrrE RE-
poRTs-AwARD OF coNrRAcTs-ra
AMENDMENT or oBpTSANcEe.
The regular weekly meeting of Council wss
held, last evening, MIR. Maris presiding
Favorable reports by the Street Committee.
for paving CUTTERS at the Southwest corner of
Elm and NanB1cen streets, Oh the North side
Of Elm street between Adams and Jackson, on
the North side of Reed street, between Jack
son and NanBnron, and on 22ud street. between
Washington aud Jeferson--a OF which were
adopted.
Adverse report--by the Street Com
mittee, for paving and curbing OF the CUTTERS
OH the North side OF Twelfth street, between
Orange and Tatnall, which was adopted.
The City Treasurer reported a balance in bank
to the credit OF the city OF sl53, 739 N.
The Street COMMISSIONER reported il men and
" horses and carts employed, and the Chief En-
horses and carts
Petitions were referred as follows from d.
Woolman and others for lamp in West street, be-
tween End and 3rd from C.. W. Rowland and
others Tor lamps at Broome with its intersec-
tone from 9th to 18Th inclusive; from T. NIcDow-
ell and others for lamps on Pennsylvania avenue
at Rodney and Harrison streets from Albert
thatcher and others for extension of water pipes
on Pennsylvania avenue as far az Scott street :
from H. ii. Reeve and others in relation to the
curulHS, pANlnB hud guttefinS OF L1inmOtt vt :,
from 22nd TO Nandeyer avenue ordered two yesrs
ago, Ordered to be done without delay) from
Myles Burke, complaining OF damages to his
house at Front and jackson by the employees of
the Water Department by injury to drain and
asking an award OF suitable damages. (referred
with power to act.l
Mr. Hayes introidce1 an ordinance amendA-
tory to the ordinance creating Committee on
Bond. which WAS r. ad twice. The ordinances q
simply provides for the provision of bool.
record
Mr. Pickes also introduced an ordinance
amending the ordinance regulating the time and
manner of the payment of bills against the city.
The amendment provides for tie payment OF
bills accumulatlng at the close of a term OF
Council at an adjourned meeting.
In accordance with the recommendation O, the
Water Committee the following contracts were
awarded for furnishing cement to D. II, Kent
Co for sand, TO X. l.. Smith, and for repar-
ing forebay Of city mill to W. Kennedy at SGi7.
air. Adams introduced an ordinance reducing
appropriations for 1873 as folloHs Printing.
1000. Incidental aud Miscellaneous EXuenses
$4,000. Repairing City Hall, $4,000
iEThe following orders were directed to be
drawn James Mcintyre, a6l.10 Valentine
Wells, Sl30 81 II. f. pickel4, 57.3j: pa
roll of Street department, 40 II pay roll Of
Water Department, 1920 s2 sundry loan
holders for interest, S2323 95 II. G. Sipple
agent, S3 90 Frank Mealey, si32,72 q. iIn
Brinton, :l5., John MeNeal u Son, 5lil.9s
| Isaac McKaig, 1236.13,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
r.. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF IRON,

Bas never been known to fail In the cure Of
weakness, attended with symp'om indlsposition
10 exertion, loss of memory, difficulty of breathing
general weakness horror of disease, weak, nervous
trembling, dreadful horror of death, night sweats,
cold feet weakness, dmness of vision languor,
universal lasstude OF the muscular system, enor-
nous appetite, with dyspeptic system, not hands,
nushing OF the body, dryness Of the sAin pallid
countenance and eruptons on the face, purifying
the blood pain In the back heaviness OF the eyeds
frequent black spots dying before the eyes with
temporary sufusion and loss of eight; want OF at
tenti' u, etc. These symptoms all arise ffOm a
weakness, and TO remedy that use L. +. Runkels
Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never falls. Thousands
are now enjoying health who have used 1t. Get the
genuine Sold only in 81 bottles. Take only Z. f.
Kunkels. Depot and offlce, No. 259 North Ninth
bt-. Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask for Kunsel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. This truly
valuable tonic has been 30 thrsughtly tested BY all
classes OF the community that 1t is now deemed In
dispenssbe as Tonic medicine. 1t costs but little,
puri1es the blood and gives tone TO the stolnscn,
renovates the system aud proongs life.
now only ask a trial ef this valuable tonic.
Price 81 per bottle .EF KUNkEI, Sole Proprle-
tor, No e59 North Ninth St, below Vine, Phl4del-
phia, Pa. Ask for Kunkel'3 Bitter Wine OF Iron,
and take no other. 1t is sold only In 81 bottles with
photograph OF the proprietor each wrapper, all
other ID counterfeit. sod by all druggists.
TAPE WORN REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all complete In two hours No fee Till
head passes. Seat. Pin and stomach Worms re-
moved by DR.. kUsKEL, 2o9 North Ninth St. Advice
iree. NO fee until cured. ASK for KUSRRLs
WORM SYRUP. Price, 81, and guaranteed. send
for circular