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SECOND EDITION,
Squire Fraser's,CourtJ

'Fsess0
Esquire Frazer, yesterday, disposed
CT the following cases:
Elizabeth Carpenter and Eliza Jane
Carpenter for disorderly conduct, was
fined fifty cents and costs.
Philip Bostick, COL, charged with
the larceny of pocket book and
81. 70 from Sarah E. Moore, col, was
allowed to depart upon returning the
stolen money and paying the costs OF
the case.
Mrs. Geo. Baerenbach for disorderly
conduct, and using abusive language
towards Barbara Seelig, was plac ed
under $500 bail to keep the peace.
Joseph Daniels, while in the "Owls
Nest" No. 100 w. Fourth street, Mon
day evening, beat Ida Johson SO badly
that the services of doctor were re.
quired to stop the bleeding of hel
noise and reduce the size of her optic.
80 she sued Joe but let up ON him at
lhe hearing when he ageed to pay the
doctors bill and the costs of the case.
Samuel and Mary McNitt, fol
threatening bodily harm to Saral
bradley, were held under $100 bal
each tokeep tie peace.
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From a Physician.
HYDE PARK, Vt. Feb

HYDE PARK, Vt, Feb. 2, 1873.
Messrs. Seth w. Fowle & Sons, Boston.
Gents, you may perhaps remember that
l wrote you several weeks ago in regard
to the use of the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
my wife, who was suffering from general
debility, the sequence of Typhoid Dys-
entary. l had tried the most noted
physicians in this State, and also in Can
ada, without relief. At your recommen-
dation she commenced the use of the
Syrup, the first four bottles made but
little impression, but while taking the
fifth she began to improve rapidly. and
now, after using six of the dollar bottles,
she has regained her strength, and is
able to do most of the work about the
house and feel that | cannot speak
too hig..ly in praise of the Peruvian
Syrup. l have prescribed it to several
Of my patients, and have procured the
sale of several dozen of it here. You
can make any use of this letter you see
mt. Yours very truly,
II. ID. BELDKH, NJ. ID.
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NOTRE DAME
OF Maryland Collegiate lnstitut r
For Young Ladies',

Near Gevanstown, Baltimore county, Nd,
conducted by the School Sisters
Ofkotre Dame.
This Institution is most desirably located,
three miles north of Baltimore, and is prsyi-
ded with every necessary health an6 COM
tort. The system OF education pursued is de-
signed to to develop ths mentai. moral and
poysical power 8 Of The childre , to max them
refined. accomplished and Usefnl membe of
society. In the re, ular course when Inc u es
ihs German and Fren h languages number
OF pupils is limited to one hundred and for. y.
PAhL0k B0ARDERs.
for Young lad es who desire p ivate apart
ments, number limited to fourtee 8.
Young Ladies v hose health re luir es special
ptivi eyes, Can be a commo ated at a first
class country res dence located on the
grounds. provided Fl teen nosi,ise app ic,-
lions are made before the f5th of Aus. tdu-
ca'ional advantages are the same (, all.
For PARTICULARS send for Catalogue.
jy6-dl0w
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BASE BALL.-At meeting of The
Quickstep Baso Ball Association. last
night, Frank Fernan was elected Trea
surer, vice r. z. Geary, resigned, and
Hlett Graham was elected chairman
of the Board of Directors. in place of
Mr.. Fernan.
Saturday the Quicksteps play the
fhlladelphias. in this city, and will
probably play the return game in Phil
adeiphia on Monday. Then the club
Will start on trip, going as far as Co,
ium6us, Ohio, and playing in Lancas.
ter, Harrisburg, Altoona, New Castle,
Pittsburg, Alleghaney and other cities
They will remain away between two
and three weeks,
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District Conference.

On Wednesday and Thursday next,
July 18th and 18th. the District Con
ference of the M. Z Church will be
held. Bishop Scott will preside, If
able to be present. and if not Rev. j.
B.Quigg will conduct the Conference.
On the evening of the 10Th, a grand
Sunday School Jubilee will be held +.
The chief business of the Conference
will be the examination of the char
acters of local preachers and exhor
ters. rs there are several applications
for license to preach.
On Wednesday the annual meeting
Of the Board of Stewards will be held
at 80 O'Clock. Literary exercises will
also be held during the session OF the
Conference.
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THIRD EDITION.
FIgk ting sotth Fire,
SMYRNA ENJOYS A PITCHED BATTIK
WITH FIREWORKS.

SMYRNA ENJOYS A PITCHED BArTIK
WITH FIREWORKS.
Says the Smyrna Times: An anus
ing episode of the 4th occurred here
on Monday evening. About 1880
That night some youth on Hamilton &
Cummins corner fired two or three
torpedoes at a crowd of colored people
across on Cooper's corner. In a little
while the colored people returned the
fire, all good naturedly, be it under
stood. II was all improptu, but gather
cd strength as it went, and in shorI
time the bcmbSrdment became terrific:
bat the colored "troops fought brave,
ly" and finally routed the whites. The
little explosives flew across the stree,
in handsful. Finally the whites rail
lied with roman candles and opened
up such hot and unexpected fire on
the colored troops that they became
Idemora.izcd for Il short time and made
a regular old "skedaddle" of war
times. Bat they rallied, after their
first surprise and soon came at their
| assailanis with the weapons by which
they were assailed, Then commenced
the War of the roman candles. Those
who saw it describe it as one of the
most amusing and inspiring scenes
ever witnessed in the town. For ten
or fifteen minutes of the battle the
livid balls of fire went whizzing
through the air with almost terrific
fury, while both sides Of the street
were voluminous shower of red hot
sparks, too dense for the sight to
penetrate. Both sides stood their
ground until their ammunition and
money gave out.
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Another Accident,
BOY SERIOUSLY BUKNED BY AN Ex>
FLOODING PIN WHEEL.

A BOY SERIOUSLY BUKNED BY AN Ex,
FLOODING PIN WHEEL.
Between 9 and 10 O'Clock, last night
during the display of fireworks in front
OF the Water Witch Engine house, q
very serious accident occurred.
A large pin wheel which was being
set off fell from it's position TO the
ground when several boys rushed to il
and one of them tossed it into the air
In descending it exploded and struck
a boy named Martin Blank, burning
him in a serious manner about the
face, breast and stomach.
as soon as possible the boy was
taken 10 his home, No. 725 East Sixth
street, where DIR. Kirschner was cal,
led In to attend him. He was found
to be very seriously injured, and his
recovery, this morning, was scarcely
hoped for.
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NOTICES.
WILMINGTON. Del. July 9TH. ls7C.

WILMINGTON. Del July 9th, 1876.
TNHE undersigned, the Deleg ites from De.s
j aware to the st Louis Democratic Con-
vention. and visitors accompanying the dele
CATION. d. sire thus publicly to return their
thanks TO the following gentlemen, natives
OF Delaware. but now residents OF st. Louiss
for their hospitality, unremtted and kind
a attentions to them during their late visit TO
that city, VIZ:
WILLIAM r. CAUsEY. Chairman OF the Della
ware reception Committee; WILLIAM HAIR
GADIsE, CHARLES W. FRANCIS ALEXANDER
j. GABEsCHE, WIN. GARE.CHB, j. FRANK
GoULEY, RICHARD HOWARD, HENRY W. Ms.
Bit.
COVE SALISBURY,
GEORGE GRAY,
JOHN W. HALL,
EDWARD l.. Marlin, "o' 'ha'e
Oh aRLES ii RICHARDS,
WILLIAM G. WHITLEY,
ELI SALISBURY,
JAMES WILLIAMS.
JAMES PONDER, AND
THOMAS nj. UGLE,
Member OF National Ex Committee.
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gILMINGTON MARKEIS.
PHILADELPHIA MAFk ETS,
"WEDNESDAY. July &. ls7g


pUR.-There was rather more doing to-
but prices favor buyers; 1900 bbls. sold,
1ing superfne at 50 50a3 IS; extras at "a
b: Minnesota extra family in lots Mt 81
fair. s. 50 for good, s. 75a5 SIX for
). Sc for selected brands. and ss lOa6 81
ry fancy, .penna. ditto good at So 26a6
bio ditto fair at s.; ditto good at So so;
Drnly, low, at s5 7;a6 9: st Louis fancy
end high grades and patent at S7aS 50
quality. Rye Flour is steady; sales of
lh at "a 90. Corn Meal is quiet. We
y Bra ndywine at 50 20.
M-The Wheat market is we'll SUP
with inferior or AIDES. anti the market is
ssed. Gales OF 5000 bushels at 81 40 for
"a red; 81 IS for AMBER; 75caSi Is for
krade and choice wastern rel, and 81 So
Ehite. 400 bushels Penna. Rye sold 1t
\ Eorn is in limited request. with sales OF
Smhels at 5oa9sc tor yellow, ,56a57c for
d, and 5sl9c for sail. Oats are very dull
2nekular in price; Gales of 1000 bush els
sern white at 3Sa4ls, and mixed at 2Sa32c
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F3ufsking the Fourth.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DISPLAY or FIR,
WORKS.

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DISPLAY OF flRE-
WORKS.
The patriotic feeling engendered by
the Centennial Fourth found a final ex-
preston lasu night in the discharge Of
numerous fire crackers and the display
OF fireworks which had boen stopped by
the rain Of the previous evening.
The weather last night was favorable
for the most brilliant display that conld
have been made The rain storm dam
pened the ground and cooled the atmos-
phere, and while it cleared off sufficiently
to relieve all apprehensions of more
show ers for a few hours, thick clouds in
the east obscured the brilliant face of
the moon, and gave grand effect to all
the fireworks that were discharged.
On the hill at Seventh and Franklin
streets, the City Council committee dis
charged the pieces remaining over from
the previous night. These consisted of
about thirty beautiful bombs and shower
rockets and some fine Roman Candles,
hundreds of people on housetops and
other places of observation.
fine display was made by the Water
Witch Company, IN front OF the engine
house, which was visible from all parts
of the city.
Mr.. John M. Scott made display at
his residence, No. 500 w. Fourth street,
which drew large numbers of people to
this neighborhood His rockets were
remarkable for their power and beauty.
Creditable displays were also made by
parties in the Third and Tenth Wards
and on Delaware Avenue.
A LAW SUIT FOR Two CENTs.-The
suit of the Berks and Dauphin Turn.
pike Co. (Harrisburg pike against
Captain Samuel Wenrich, of Sinking
Spring, has just been cor clnded, The
plaintiffs brought suit for two cents
toll which the defendant refused to
pay because he considered it exorbi-
tant. The case having been tried be
fore John Sell. Esq, of Sinking Spring.
Justice of the Peace, the Squire en-
tered a judgment OF non SUIT, the
plaintiffs haying been unable to estab.
lish case.
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EXCURSION TO HAMMoNToN. - To,
morrow a number of Wilmingtonians
who obtaineh deeds for lots in Ham,
monton, N. j., during the recent visit
of Wyman, the Wizard, will make a
visit to their Jersey possessions.
Deeds for 1877 of these lots are held in
this city, and 81 tickets for the excur.
sion have been sold. The excursionists
leave this city on the $40 train, and
leave Philadelphia on the o'clock
boat from Vine street wharf.
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NOIlCE.-A meeting of the Demo cratic
~ Executive Committee Tor New Castle
county will he held at the Lafayette Hotel,
No. Sil Shipley street. On SATURDAY next
at O'Clock. J.. m. tor the purpose of organi-
LlDg Tor the campaign and for such other bu-
siness that may he brought before the COM
mittee. VIM. HEkBkRT,
Chairman oi last County Committee.
iyt-tm
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4 Ro.o at Fourth and Walnut.

Last night a row occurred in the
house of i'll fame at the S. L. corner
of Fourth and Walnut streets, during
which one man threw a pot of hot
soup over his opponents, causing them
to hastily decamp, Officers Ricketts,,
Cameron and Jones went to the house
but the inmates fed, and after a chase
three women and one young man were
arrested. This morning the propri-
etress, Mis- Leila Wilson, was also
arrested, and after q hearing before
the Mayor, wa fined $50 and costs for
keeping a disorderly tippling house.
The Mayor also warned her that If
she did not stop keeping such a house
he would break it up with the police.
The other women and the young
man were allowed to depart.
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STRAY WAIkS.

Citizens Loan Association meets
this evening.
10 night the City Council meets In
regular session.
Tho Centennial tlags still wave
around the city.
Democrats should turn cut in force
at the grand ratification meeting on
Saturday night.
The weather being unusually
pleasant. large lumber of Whining
tonians went to the Centennial, this
morning.
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WILMINGTON STUDENTS HoNoREp -
Al the annual distribution of premi-
ums in Mount st. Mary's College, En-
mettsburg, Nd, on Thursday, June
%, Jas. M. Sweeny, Richard II. Kee-
nan, Bernard J. Connolly and John M.
Curley, all OF the second Collegiate
Glass, distinguished themselves by
carrying Off all the honors of their
clnss. All of theee students are Will
mingtonians, and Mr.. keenan, is re.
cent graduate of Public School No. l.
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NOTICE 40 COUNTY TAX PAYERS,
~ The unders' gned give notice that the State
County and r, or Tax for the var 1876 is now
due. and they will be found at their office,
No 6lS Market street until the first OF July,
for the purpose Of r, ceivlng the same. And
from July lst to September LIST, they will be
at No 10 East 18th ct, Get during the day
ATAn delinquent tax payers for 1875, are
requisite to call.an settle their taxes (m.
mediately) without further notice or their
property will be advertised for sale.
JOS J. CARPENTER, JH.,
A. GIVEN,
my22-tf COLLECTORS
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lNQuRsT.-Yesterday afternoon Cor
oner Groves held an inquest over the
body of John r. Baylis, who was
killed by the premature explosion of
cannon, at Seventh and Fradklin
streets, Monday night. The jury rem
dered a verdict of accidental death.
and completely exonerated all persons
connected with tire management of
the gun from any blame.
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I OST-S2 90 REWARD Was lost on Sun
i day about three weeks ago betwee the
silk Farm IN Dtandywins hun red and Mrs
keene'5 ia Wi nington an Umbrella and
Snnde the sh rSnd iop 1vH5S any
lightly silver mounted with The in itials r G.
NJ to W McC, it being q present from DR..
Marsh. The abcv reward will be given if
left AT the Concord to'igate or Pt 6O6 Market
street. ". MoCUALLEY.
jy3- ST.
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PAINTED AND RErAIRED.-Engine No
9, OF theWilmington q Reading Railroad
has beeh thoroughly overhauled, re.
paiaed and painted, and is now in first.
class condition. On the 4th all the en-.
gines on this road were gaily decorated
with flags and flowers.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE HAGANY.- John
Schroeder, for assault and battery on
JACOB Richter. Costs and 800 bali
to keep the peace.
A man named Massey, who was ar.
rested for snatching q pocket book
from a lady's hand, was discharged
as the complainant failed to appear.
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V'AX PAYERS. TAKE NOTICE!

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR 1875
The und dersigncd Receivers of Taxes for tn g
city OF vi imio ogtOu. will be ut
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and X ing streets. on and af
ter the first ray of July, 1876. between the
hours OF and u in the morning and fron .
TO . 10 The afternoon, for the purpose of re-
ceiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month Of July
there will be a deduction of five cents on eve
~ dollar; and taxes paid on or alter the
Aay Of September, shall be payable without
deduction or addition as aforesaid. and all
taxes unpaid on the day next after the first
Iuesday Of september shall be increased by
tho addition OIL five per centum on the amount
thereof EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District, Including all
north of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMAR,
Receiver Southern District lincluding MI
south of Sixth street. jy6.tf
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CITY TAX
IN PAYERS, FOR 1875
The undersigned having gwen notice and
called time and again on delinquent taK-pay-
ers and having on the 18th day OF June set.
tied with the City Finance Committee, for 1875,
as required by law now give notice to the
few deliDqupnts still on the books. that they
must call Immediately and pay their taxes for
the past year. and thus save cost and trouble.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King
Hours from A. N. 10 ;s Af.. from to and
toSP. NJ.
Il. PROVOST,
Collector tor N. District.
E.. FARMER.
,unei,rH (lllnctnr for q Djatript
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NHE GREAT DISCOVERY

r. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
fOr the cure OF weak stomach gener-
oillty indigestion, disease OF the nervous
m. constipation. acidity of the stOmach.
al cases r, quIr1ng tonic.
Nme includes the most agreeable and
ntnI salt OF Iron we posse So: Citrate OF
neuc oxide, combined with the most en-
nc OF vegetable tonics-Y elbow Peru
- Bark,
Pc effect in many cases Of debility, loss O
hte and general prostration, of an eff
halt OF Iron combined with our valuable
+ e, rs most happy. 1t augments the anpe
raises the pulse, takes off muscular nab-
b. ~, Ienoves the pallor OF debility, and
4 norid vlgor to the countenance.
you want something to strengthen you
on want good appetite? DO you want
lld up your constitution Do you want
pessf DO yon want energy? DO you
10 sleep well? DO you want brisk and
CSs y, ,ieelngs9 II you do, try Kunkers
truly valuable ten'c has been so thor
"A tested by all classes OF the communi-
hI II IS now deemed indispensable as q
~ meu'clne. II costs but little purlhes
=. =. oUu aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
.he system and prolongs life. "
,1w only ak trial olthis valuable Tonic.
g. - per bottle, T.. Y. KUNKkL, Sole
r. ,e"l, fhiiadelphia, Pa. Ask your
1L%2 - huhcl Illtcr w me OF Iron, anu
\ ~ other axe. So d only in 81 bottles.
~ 'eis are counterfeit SO beware of them.
Tape Worm.
:, mely removed with purely vegetable
- = ine, passing from the system alive. No
y n me head passes. Come and refer
" ,ents treated. Dr. e, +. KuNK.I. No
~th Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Advice
SeS:' I'm and Stomach Worms also re-.
~ ASK your druggist Tor KUNKEI's +
~ ron,a1. ,hhof. Price, al per bottle. send
Md mayld&wlm
miracuious cure for Corns
is,tn SiB remedy Of great popularity.
''nK eorns without pain.
h. BRINGHURsT q co.
co~,o Apothecaries,
!, fine Nail Scissors
6e. anu Ms!, straight, Nail Brushes. Hand
IN A les Nail Polishers, etc, fol
T. BRINGHURST u CO..
o'rher sixth and Market streets.
ori the Rath.
= Sa,s n brushes, Bath Towels. Batn sponve,
- Ginaasap noaps IN extensive variety. Aiso
M DGTs, Deu straps, Brushes, etc, OF norse
- as 10y Friction Gloves, and many othe,
-W NC VI Tue same classaI
,oE. n. BRINGHURsT a CO.,
- ---.-...-~ oIner sixth and Market streets
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A PERSISTENT HoEsE.-A horse hitched
on Market street, above Fourth, yester-
day afternoon, persisted in standing on
the pavement, Notwithstanding he was
backed off into the street each time. Fl.
nally boy had o stand at his head and
hold him back until the owner came and
took the team away.
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DIED,

RAU.-On the 5th inst, Herman Rau. editor
Of the DeioDa,e Pionsef, in the i9th year OF
his age.
His riends and those OF the family are re.
specifully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence in Front rect near French
on Friday afternoon at3 O'Clock. Hsrugary
Lodge and German Beneficial Society No. 9,
are also invited. q
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A meeting of the Democratic Coun
ty Executive Committee is called for
Saturday afternoon next, at the La
fayette Hotel.
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Indian Trust funds Amotncr big
Steal.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Secrc.
tary of the Interior has prepared q
statement of what appears to be gross
irregularities in the investment of the
Indian trust fund by officers of the
government having authority to
make proper negotiations, the trans
actions ranging in date from February
27. 1889, to July 0. 1880. This state.
ment will be sent to the House to-
morrow in answer to resolution call
Ing for information on the subject
The whole amount of the alleged de-
falcations Is $2,376, ,4GG. and the inter-
est actually paid by the government
is ~, ,00S, 300.
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A REAL ESTATE TRADE. Abisha
kimble. SAYS the West Chester Local
Ne'cs, has exchanged his farm of 1903
acres, in New London township. in
cluding the stock and farming uten>
sils, for real estate in Wilmington,
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FINED SEQ AND Cosrs.-Last night
officer Cannon arrested Thos. Hawkins
for disorderly conduct. when Thomas
resisted most violently. But resist>
ance was in vain, and this morning
the Mayor visited the offender with n
fine of $2U and costs.
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Collectors
BUREAU NOTICE.

N
All property holders within the city who
have not had their property registered, are
respectfully requested to present TO this Of
fee correct description of their property.
A copy Of the Registry Law and blank
forms for the description Of property will be
furnished on application a. this office.
All deeds. convey ances. or transfers OF Real
Estate made after July llth, 1874, must be
entered in this office before they are sent to
New Castle to be recorded,
NJ. C. CONWELI4,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
marsotf Tenth and King Streets.
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NOTICE..
MAYORS OrrmE, CRY BALL,

A\ MAYORS OrEmE, CRY BALL,
Wilmington bel. July s. 1876.
AT the request Of the Boa d of Health the
Mayor call, attention to the following ordi-
nance;
II shall not be lawful ior any person to
cleanse or cause to be cleans ed aLy privy we'll
In this city during The months of July and
august unless such privy we'll shall have been
eleansed within two months previously, with
out having first obtained fr m the Secre tary
OF the Board of II ealth n permit authorizing z
the sam to be done. Tor which he shall pay to
The Secretary for the use of the city the sum
Of two dollars. and every person so offending
shall be guilty of ctmmon nuisa ce, and
imposed by the M yor."
jy6-l6t W q. WHIrELEY, Mayor.
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OFFICE PRACTITIONER
ALFRED WALTON,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Having made the study and practice OF ned-
icine q lifetime business, and hs, ing been en-
gaaed therein over thirty five years, offers his
services TO the affi cted VINO may call upon
hun. free from charge, for medical advice,
but t. those who WI tie 10 him a atement of
their troubles. he W shes to say that his time
Is TOO valu able and his eypensts too heave to
answer t. cir letters unless they enclose Two
Dollars.
Chronic cases that cannot he cured, may be
relieved by udicious advice and manage.
ment. jy3-6m
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INIVIDEND. I

NJ ATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND BRAN
IN DIVINE. Whining ton. Del July 3 l'T6.
The Board Of Directors have this day de-
clared Dividend "f Seven per cent. for the
last Elk months. Iayahle on and after the 10Th
IL Ct. clear ,f tax. u. RICE
jy3-6t Cashier.
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PoLITICAL.-A meeting Of the old
Sixth Ward Bayard club will be held
at Seventh and Spruce streets, this
evening, for the transaction of import
ant business.
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The man who beat tho popular Genei
al Dix in his own State by $4,000 votes
will not have mach fear from the un,
known Governor Hayea of Ohio.
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To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson' 3
Female Hydrastin Popders. for all female
omplaiRts. by mail. 81 Address. Or
ROgersOn p. q. ssox. 2j6S N. /. tity.
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and Commercial.

WILMINGTON. Del. July g.. 1875.
Robinson 4 Co.. n. d. Cor. 4th and Mar
street, Wilmingtcn. Del. Mt p. M. to-
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L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A hand
Il some fine toned second hand Estey Organ
nearly new. Apply at this office. feb5-tf