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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
The GaZefte's Foolish Faut-tinu1ns
for Party Effect.

The Gazette has habit of finding fault fool
ishly. II is indulgpg that habit, recently, CON
corning the now reservoir. 1t is particularly
dissatisfied because the work has not been done
by contract. This is a proposition which was
thoroughly looked into, nearly year ago, and 1t
was satisfactorily ascertained that 1t had two
serious, and indeed fatal objections. The first
was that if the work was put ont on contract,
there would be no assurance that the contractors
would not bring hther workmen from else
where whereas everybody recognized the i'm
portance OF employing our own people, so long
as any of them needed employment-as un-
fortunately 20 many of them did and yet do. II it
were even possible that some money could have
been saved by contracting for the work, and it
had then happened that the contractors had
brought gangs of their own men from elsewhere
to do it, it would have been not only a shame
and an outrage on our own laborers, but an ac-
tual loss in money, for the men deprived of work
would have needed and necessarily received
the charitable support of the community, next
Winter, if net now.
The second objection to the contract propo-
sition was that the construction of the bank
the actual placing Of the clay upon it's q
work Of the utmost nicely and Importance.
Unless done with the greatest care, and under
the direct supervision of those responsible for the
success OF the completed reservoir there would
be danger of its being carelessly or improperly
done, to the permanent injury of the whole uu-
dertakng 1t WAS the deliberare conclusion, last
Fall, that to risk the construction of the reser-
voir by contract would be, chiefly for the reason
just stated, incurrng very great danger.
The Gazette further complains of ''the slow
progress of the work" This is sheer nonsense.
The work has progressed rapidly. Some peo-
pie have been complaining at the rapidly with
which it has been pushed, and the engineer in
charge, Mr. Morris, has not only regarded the
progress made very satisfactory but fully as
great as was consistant with thorough and sub
stantial work.
The fact is, OF course, that the Gazette sings
this tune not for the truths or the public in
forests sake, but for partisan effect. IL does
not want the work pursued under the direction
of William NJ. Candy. 1t wants a Democratic
majority in Council. and the control of this
large and important work in the hands Of its
own members-auch as MIR. 1IcIntire, for in
stance. Do the people of Wilmington desire
such change as that !
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
City Business 1Irsftnry.

Auctioneers
/. W. Stldham Son, HI Fast 4th street
fnnitcrs nnd Brokers
II. II Robinson 4 Co, Az Market strsot.
BeiI Ringers nud Riil Posters,
Geo. W. Jackson i West 5fh St.
Boot and shoe Makers and Dealers.
J, g. Alexander, lg1 Market st.
liahcQtk Bro, 2l1 Market street
John y Morrlgnd; tth and Poplar SITS.
" VIA 4 'fi Tarner TX o., HG5' a as2Rs MsPRSt St si
Carpenters and builders.
8 iaidogk shop ,Thorne bel Front Res 1913 waSh'n
Cignrs md Tobacco.
Brisbane IioMainylle, II u Fourth street.
Clocks, Watches. nnd-JeweIers.
j. c. Massey, iOi King street.
Coach nnd Carriage MnterinI.
Vim Green Co, S, F. corner 81 aud Shipley sts
Druggists.
ii. r. Brnghurst 3i7 Market st.
Florists.
ratnall 4 Co., Delaware Avenue and jefferson ut.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas I. llummor, 5iG Market ST.
Woolley Van Trump b1 Market st.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
John p. Doughten 4J Market st.
iinis. Caps, &c
Geo. a, Hnlravon, da2 Market street
Chas E. Dubell, . East Sd st.
Iron and steel
Vim. Green & Co., S. E. corner Sd and shpIoy sts
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, S. W. Front and Orange
I.oohinR-t;insse- and Frmmes
f. McMonage, 30 and King sts.
Merchant Taii0rs
Geo. Gouert i3 Il. 4th ST.
John II. Muhhausen, di5 King ct,
Samuel Miller, jr., iUl blurket st.
Real Estuie Agents
Eynns Pennington, Almonh's Big 9TH aud Market
NJ NJ. Child s Coz west eth ST.
y. III. Frazer, I'd aud Shiplcy Sis.
VIM. Reynolds & Co., s3i Market at,
VIM. Mctanlley Il Co., Gl7 Market st.
Restaurant nnd Billiard Room
Joseph Fullmer 5Ii and 5ut Market st.
Sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sowing Machine Co, 5D7 King at
New American Sowing Machine, 7ls Market 81.
Endertalters
| Thomas j. Giles, IL sh,pley st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
cofsau 1s'tsamshlps.

G1feati 8tsaMshtpB.
A hIEkICAN LINE = Il II z II F-S.
~ AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CON- ss4ssSSs
PAIy OF PHILaDRLPiiIA.-- -Wcosly nail Steam
snip service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT cuBEE3ToWH,
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia. and
sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool.
Tie following Steamers are appointed tn Hsl from
Philadelphia
ILLINOIS, July ~ INDIANA, Aug. II
.kETILwoHTH, Juy % 'ABBoTSpoRD, Aug. ~
P7hNSYLyhsls Aug. OHIO, Aug 70
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
1ahil 500.
stccrage and Intermedla;a haket' TO and from al
points q The !Owesf rstss
steam era ElG.kaA with Star do not CART inter
mediate
F,Ieeoasr accommodations for all CLASSES pnaGt-
paa5ej. Ample attendance 10 provided. sVel5
s.aeIner carries surgeon ard stewardess.
Tha3e sssareta are supplied with Liie-SaiL5 IL
addition t. the usual l.te-Bnas a6d Lie-Pr1se.7
era,
Tat1urh ttrEcts ari th1oggh B,l!s OF Latng
suei hetween vi ptGminort uliHts.
For pess4ga. rigas ~ tr-sH' auG uthef informs
? me- y ..cleF 3 soNs aeal Ggts.,
31l MR'nut s., lhilste;il!a.
h!cha-t7of., . tatne7 @. A.E iI1nrninsaHiaa
LiJCrpoa tjleenstowp.
y +. BETS, agen,, Ader1H Express Ciii:e, We
mngIop, DelnTeIe :. 81. t4hissh AW, Agel,,
Wilmington, bel,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
nov3-u
Choice soda Weter.

Z. Brnghurst " Co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. he majority Of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority Of the sofia water from his fountain
AMI the delicious navor ot the Fruit syrups they
prepare Of whicn there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties. They have
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
Spsfial BoIlffs.
IL. u &. shoemaker.
CELEBRATED SODA WAITE !.

t6L aDLAalh hb Dpb.A NAi L =.
We now have the mast perfeet APPARATUS N Tie
city for drawing
GOOD GLASS OF SODA MATER.
Tie syrups are drawn directly from fiasr jars, IN
stead of from lin cans, as IS the case with most
fountains; thereby insurpg their perfect purity.
We Also have on dradght and in bottles
KlsslSGEN, CARLSBAD, llcnV. FHlsnllcu-
seuALl, GEYsEB, CONGRESS. DgbFulp,
AND OTHER WATERS
B.. &, SHOEMAKER
lHARMAclsTs
nov3-tf sOs Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
GLASS sIpHoN BOTTLES.
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS.

AMI the necessary apparatus for properly 1ng then
with highly charged Carhonic Acid Water, whiCl
can be drawn at will making the bottles really
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
E. BRINGHuEsT x Co,
Wholesale ard Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
NloIera and nlarri. ,re NIixtnre.

Cures alarrhga, dysentery, cholera morhua,
cranp, pain, etc. Price IS cents per bottle
All the above iemedes prepared and sold whole
sale and retail 1T
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
rlIILtl ltAltA. ~. Nh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

which enable the invalid who may require Il, or tie
lover ui soda Water VINO nay desire Il, 10 enjoy the
use of this delightful beverage Al any time at home,
We have Oh draugh; the following popular
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
rIrs. nr. Fn,ter.. l.lona pmritlcr.

This well known AMI thoroughly tried preparation
for the of blood and Skin diseases, viz: letter.
ringworml, Scrofula, bl9tches, pmples tolls i'm
purltes of the blood etc. Put up III quart bottles
Prlrn 81. 90 ench
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
MINERAL srRlNG WATERs: !:

Geyser (saratoga) Excelsior, tsaratoga,) nigh
Rock (saratoga,l Vlchy, Kisslngen. Also, the fn.-
lowing waters in bottles Congress, Exec sior, Ia
thorn, Geyscr ligh Rock, st. Louis, Magnetic,
trankn, Balston Spa, Gettysburg, MsssQuol,
Iockbridge Alum, st. Catharlnc's Arttsian, Field
ericshalle, ViChy, oeltZer, Bedford, Etc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
T'cAsti..onY.


cheerfully give this testimony to Jho pubic thar
Mrs. Foster's Blood Purifier aud ae.ter Ointment
cared me:
was atiiieJcd for many ycsrB with disoEd,rea
blood, troublesome and Obstinate letter of the
skin ard swelling Of the glands OF Inc neck, which
was the OCCASION OF prolonged su5 erin& aii4 Gx-
pense.
l consulted eight CT the most prominent phyHl-
clans in THE city and uaeA .her inctCtne long tlle
without receiving airy permanent relief; On the
contrary getting worse, tll finally almost despair
Ing Of hope, l was induced 10 Try Mrs. Fosters
Blood Purifier. which was recommended 10 me az
being certain cure for my disease. II was the
turning point in my case aiter using two bottles
Of the Blood Purifier Iii connection with the TettcI
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptons dlsap-
peared aud now I'm entirely and efectually cured.
II further Information Is desired concerning my
Gaze, call at ny residence.
TnO2. SCOTT,
1880 C1aymOnt Street, over llth Street Brfdpa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

1t is to be noted that none of the colleges in
the great rowing contest are from South of New
York, except Princeton. None OF Pennsyya-
Mas institutions of learning, and none from the
live colleges of the Interior have joined in the
regatta, thus far, though from the success of
the Amherst "Aggies," few years ago, and
now of the boys OF Cornell, there is no reason
for the green hands or young colleges to he
afraid. Such institutions as Lafayette and the
University of Pennsylvania ought to be able to
send good crews. They have the Delaware, Le-
high and schuylkil for practice, large body of
students to select crews from and friends with
money 10 pay the bills.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
Gsa aIG dStsa.a .Gitfiug

Gaa aIE o5fsatts .ttffttlss
H'ERRI5 81 GARRETT,
PLUMBERS. GAS AND STEAM FITTERs.
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FiTTgRH.
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITrERs
NO. toi PAFKET STREET, WILMINGTON. DKL,
No. oea MAEKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL
WATga Arc dA3 IgTRoDrggp Eyro
pM El.!.-S,t's, PsCFtsl"s, CguNCng9, RiO.
CHiaD9Lissss.
HRscBErs,
psHphwr~s,.
REAniNa srk"t-
tbb ussrEIFTiDTs oy
1SpNAf'T'" NsHs,
37aas aHp IRON puAi's
ia rn ruHs
spSr. I.asn
@tsr sTsFns,
'RoN AND LsAn rira
AUTOMATIC GAS MAcniNEa,
"a splendid article for country rss,Jst,,s,
.lTRlSlan DRAIN TILE, fkni. sIzRs.,
tDl-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsunddye
geepted,) at the CosMKRcrAL BUILDING, sosah-''esi
sorner FIFTH and Murket Streets 2too cents copy
Ten cents meek. DELIVERED FREE by carriers
throughout the city. The COMMERCIAL will DO sem o
mail to any Post oece in Ne@ Castle County at sooo
PR an,,,; $1.2o tor months; 80 cents per mont"
/, Post Offices outside Of Neip Cattle county, sooo per
an,.,ir 81 40 for three nosths 80 cents per MONTH
TIE PUBLISHERS PREPAY POSTAGE u, all cases.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro
vided Nth rstclass machinery and ssfta toorsnsn,
for executing Book, job and Mercantile Printing Of al
descriptions, at prices beLotu the odi'g Printing
Houses Of the large cities.
DELLA RARE TRIBUNE, tgeekly> The Psni'lsutar
oroan Of TURNER'S and Frui-groipers; great Fan1itg
Newspaper; published euery Thursday morning, al
Too Dollars a year, rosTAaB PREPAID BY THE PUB
LIBHERa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

Philadelphia is working up brayely on the
hetel question. and it looks az if there would
be plenty of accommodation at fair prices for
the Centennial guests. This is the only condi-
ton of huccess that remained to be made sure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

81 Persons leauiig tOien for the summer can mare
the COMMERCIAL mailed 10 them, postpaid, for 81
cents month.
Subscribers sending single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
aipay By mail informed that tiOo-cent stamp Is
required an ordinary wrapper be used II sent TO 'hs
post office Nth cent stamp ii tpitt prooaoy neo@
reach its destination The paper Nth no lordPpeF at
all, or a light one, can be mailed for one cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

Unless all accounts are untrue, the Cabinet,
yesterday was unanimous i'll the opinion that
Judge Fisher should be relieved from the ragged
edge OF official suspense and directed to give
way to Governor Wells 1t has been a very
desperate chance of salvation, all along, this nc
ton that the Cabinet would be snubbed for the
sake of District Attorney and that Boss shep-
herds private persuasion was Of more value
than clean public record. The President pur-
snes an honorable COURSE toward his Cabinet
officers and does not reject their advice or over
rule their desires on back-stairs suggestions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

Up to late hour last night the MARYLAND
Democratic Convention squabbled and played
sharp, without making nomination for Cover
nor. Mr.. Hamilton, it appeared had not ma
jority of the Convention, and the effort Of lis
friends to secure the admission of his three Of
the Baltimore City delegates failed, on every
trial of strength. That eminent patriot
Thomas Swami is understood to be the power
behind Carroll and the Ring movement.
Governor Groome seems to play a subordinate
part, all through, which seems rather odd, az he
has had the Executive influence and patronage
in his own hands,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

DE ED STAR LINE-APPQIN'I-x xrsaMN.
d o. ed to carry the Belgian and United sssSsAxsss
States MalS. ne following NIeaEeIe are appointed
totail
FOR Ae9rNGnP:
From philadelphia. from New York.
VADERl.AEp, tuly s STAIR OF NEVADA June 2G
NEGE3I4AED, July 81 / ~ irHLEl4AHD, Juiy ~
tltOM hN'FH EXP.
For Philadelphia, Fur New YORK.
NpDEHLANp July SWITZERLAND June o
ybptshLAGD. Aug. ! STATE or NEyApA July ~
PRICES OF f.A5SAGE in CUk!tA4sSI,
First Cabin Fo1 Second CABIN, f6l
stesrage and intermediate tickets to lnd from 81
ponts at the lowest ratne.
iasat nger accommodations icr eli classee ungar-
paaget. Ample attendance la provided. RyeD
afeaTuer carries surgeon aud stelgardeas.
through tickets and through hi.le cf laing iasue'
LetReen all prominent points
Icf naaaage, rates OF freight AMI other inforlaA-
ton 9pyiy 10
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, Genr Agts,
9n glEi; street. Pllladeiphia. ~ Broad street
New l0tS, T. Wonder BeeRe. General Europea.
Agent, epI%eiP. >. z. EET"I J, Agent, Ataus ES.
prt rs ONCE, Warrington, Del 4. y. GRIMSHAM
agent, wilmington. i'al. my'-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATES MAIL sTBAAEKs
sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.

FAV'IFETEE fUgTTL TUX FOfFsfSES.
FINEST ArrI,UACH TO GREAT BRITAIN.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNsUk-
PASSED.
atcs ot passage from New York To Glasgow,
LiVernOo, BaiaSt, ar Londonderry, Cabins, f6S, i75
and 5sp, Currency Return tickets al reduced rates.
stesrage always as low as by nny other Irst-ciiss
line
CQHPANN' = OFFICES: 2 Bowling Green, N Y.
s. Il. BETS, Adams Express Co.,
apr1s,6m' Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

We now have the most perfect APPARATUS n TIE
city for drawinga
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
1880 claymont Street, over i'm Street Bird,
0r,eniaI pic aud ssurn sa.ye.

Oriental I'iIo and tsurti AasVe.
Prepared bs Mrs. Or. Foster. An infalliblc rem
edy for piles (nterna and eXternaD and buns
Read the Testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box Prlce 2s cents eacn.
psrs Fosters Rose SYOrn-E.czengcs.
An nfable remedy for worms. Safe, peasant
and reliable. Price 20 ceuts per box.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-20
The Iron Valley passed up alb,
N. with 4 tow OF limestone.
10y Telegraph

The Iron Valley passed up about p.
N. with \ tow OF limestone.
10y Telegraph
PrTnBuRGH, May ls.-River teet ;
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CIXcNxArI, May l9.-Riyer IS ieet &
inches and falling Weather fair and
pleasant. Arrived-Chas. Miller, Mem
phis. Departed-Fawn and Turner,
Evansville; Thos. Sherlock, New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, May l9.-River fallen 10
inches. Weather warm and showery.
Departed Mary Boyd and Bee and
barges, st. Louis.
EvANsvILLE, NAV l9.-Wcathcr clear
and warm. Mercury from 52' TO 7So,
River falling, II feet on the gauge.
Down-City OF Quincy and Tarascon.
Up.-IdIewild, Alice Brown, Pcytona,
Dean, Glasgow and Storm No. 3, Bust
ness very light.
. CAIRO, May l9.-Arrivcd-St. Gene
We've from St. Louis; John Falle from
New Orleans; Utah from St, Louis; Barn
ard, Gen. Anderson from st. Louis. De.
parted-FalIe for st. Louis; Utah and
Barnard for the Ohio river; ST. GenevicyG
for Vicksburgh. The river is 20 feet and
falling. Weather clear. Mercury 10,
LOUISVILLE, May l9.-RivGr falling; :,
feet 0 inches in the canal, feet 6 inches
in Indiana chute. Arrived; Arlington,
Memphis; Leopard and tow, st. Louis;
Governor Allen and tow, New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-20

Look 70 Iorn NICKEIs.-Somc inter
prising parties who object to the
dull routine Of labor necessary in the
honest struggles for existence have taken
upon Themselves to rival the United
States mint in the production Of ive.Ccnt
pieces. They have entered the business
under the most auspicious circumstance.
Their skill iscQual TO that Of the recogniz-
ed mintcrs, and their material doesn't
cost near ns much. The imitation they
turn out is so perfect that IL will pass
current with even the sharpcst.cycd ear
conductor, and the government itclf
knows its own nickel from the spurious
coin only by the usc Of n particular acid.
The mnnuinCtoty Il nj birmingham,
England and, even II the cStrndition
treaty covers such cases, II will Ike din
cult to apprehend the workers, since they
know how to hide IA we'll ns to counter.
felt. The motto Of the nickel puts our
trust in God, tins mOdcslly doprcCating
our trust in IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-20

POsrOFFiCE REGULATIONS. The Post.
master General has issued the following
important order nmCndatOry Of one Of
the regulations Of the PostOfliCc Depart.
ment by striking ont the words, "And the
subscription must I've for not less than
three months" and causing II to read rs
follows "a regular subscriber is n per-
son who has actually paid, or undertaken
to pay, subscription priCc'for n newspn-
per, magazine or other periodical, or for
whom such payment has been made or
undertaken 10 he made by some other
person. But, in the latter case, such
Inymcnt must have been made or under
taken with the consent, or at the previous
request 0f the person to whom such
newspaper, magazine or periodical IL
sent. \ person to whom any such pub
LEGATION is sent without his consent Or re.
quest Is not Il regular subscriber within
the meaning Of the law, and double tran.
silent rates Of postage must bc charged
aud collected OH such publications before
delivery In n foot note addressed to
pOstnlnstcrs Mr.. Jewell says: "pnstmas.
icrs will Observe that by this amendment
persons who are subscribers to news
paper or periodical, ~ defined in the reg
nlations, are to be regarded IA regular
subscribers within the intcndmcnt Of the
postal laws, without regard to the length
Of time Of their subscriptions"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-20

The Courts. - United States DiStriet
Cout-Judge Jackson. This court met
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
In the ChanCery case Of Lucas q. al. Is,
Brooks motion to dissolve the inlunc-
ton heretofore awarded was continued
until next term, and it was ordered that
the compliments have sixty days in
which to take their evidence, and the
defendant close his within thirty days
thereafter,
In the case Of the United States rs, the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
the plaintiffs entered their reiOindGr to
the demurrer heretofore filed in the cause
and the demurrer was oVerruled. The
defendants were allowed sixty days in
which to file their answer to the bills
heretofore filed in the cause.
Circuit Comi-Judge Melvin. This
court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning.
The case of Margaret Purcell "a. Mer-
chants National Bank was set Tor May 70
In the case Of the State rs, Samuel d.
Tippett, charged with enlightenment,
Messrs. Good and Jordan closed for the
defense, followed by Mr.. Cracraft on be-
half of the State. The case was then given
to the jury, who in about ten minutes
returned verdict OfnOtgullty. The de-
PENDANT was thercupOn discharged.
Municipal COurt-Judge Cranmer. This
court met at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, pursuant to adjournment.
In the case oiSamuel Anthony rs, VIM.
Prince and others, owners OF the steam
boat Iron Valley, a jury was ordered Tor
to-day.
The case Of Ballow ~ Go. rs, J.. W.
Budkc was discharged at the cost Of the
plaintiff. >,
In the case Of &. II. Umstead rs. 7. II.
Ouinlan, j. j. Woods, Administrator,
answered the attachment and the same
was dismissed.
In the case Of W. T. Loeb rs. Marga.
retta Mas, judgment was given plaintiff
for $lO5 So. ,,
In the case Of Richardson 4 Tullidge
R Isaac Cots, judgment was given plain
till for Sls7 45.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ to-day.
Police Comt-Judgc Cranmer Four
cases were examined by Ills Honor yes
terday morning and disposed Of as fol-
lows
TT. Blanchard was arrested by Officer
Baird for creating tumul! and disorder
lie was fined and paid S. and costs.
VIM. Lang, arrested by Officer Rex Tor
the same oflensc, paid $40 and costs,
Officer Baird arrested Thomas Sweeney
for disordcrly conduct. Sweeney was dis
charged at the cost Of the city.
Lizzie Powell was arrested by Officer
Junkins for prostitution. Being unable
to liquidate, Lizzie was sentenced to Jail
for thirty days in default Of $50 and
costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-20

The river marks last evening indicated
0 fleet b inches, and stationary.
The Carrie Brooks, en- routc from
Pittsburgh TO Hancsvillc, passed down
about 3 Am
The Il. W. Skillingcr, Pittsburgh to
lronton, passed down about 3 4. NJ
The Granite State, Portsmouth to
Pittsburgh, passed up about noon.
The Express left for rOrkcrmtg on
time.
The lSngon did not come down last
night remaining in Pittsburgh for the
ponrposc Of patching her boilers. She
will he down tomorrow evening, and re-.
turn on Saturday morning.
Tho Courier Is tho regular rNrkCrs.
burg packet this morning.
Tho low.bont A. j. Baker is loading At
81, LOuis for Pittsburgh.
Rates from 81. Louis To New Orleans
arc iOc on flour, and 2Oc on pound
freight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-20

'rmE POPULAR ISLAND GROCERY ---
The mnst popular grocer m the Island at
the present time il l.. II. Morris, at No.
GO Virginia street. Mr.. Morris has, hy
closely watching the market and supply
ing his customers with fresh and seasOnn-
bic goods, succeeded in establishing n
trade second to none in the Seventh Ward.
llil groceries are always clean,
his Vegetables fresh, and he Is
constantly receiving additions to his al.
ready large stock Of articles generally
found in lirst.rlnss family grocery. Ills
stock Of canned goods, pickles, etc. Ia
large and varied, and the prices are a. low
ns on this side Of the river Flour, fish,
meats. groceries and provisions generally,
can be procured Of Mr.. Morris, nj prices
that will suit customers. An extensive
assortment Of tinwarC salsO n prominent
feature. In his establishment he has alsO
large stock Of notions, fancy sOnps, con.
dictionaries, etc. Wishing to provide liA
customers with every article in his line
without the necessity Of sending to the
city for II, he is constantly enlnrging lis
stock. You can find almost anything YOU
want at 60 Virginia street.