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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Orne* or th* Daii.y Commercial.
Wilmington, DeL. J»n. 3, 1872.
Th« Delaware Loan Association, at a meeting,
last evening, sold WOO. at 3,V V oent. preminrn.
Quotations, furnished by R. ft. Kob
Oo.,Bankers, 4th and Maraei su.,
at 1 o'clock, P. M.. to-day.
Wumington
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1867.
1» 40*1.
Union Tactile«.
Reading R. R.
CI TY ITEM S.
tWTThe new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.,
is convenient to all the places of amusement.
Poultry.—A good supply of Turkeys, Geese,
i and Chickens at the Farmers' Market, Eighth
Ducks
and Orange. __
WiU Same .—A fine lot of wild Ducks, Eng
Snipe and Partrhlges, at Fish Stall, Eighth and
ange. __
BIRDS .—Just received, a large
trldges, at Eighth and Orange; also, nice fresh fish,
Lake sha«l, rock, smelts, flounders, haddock am!
codfish. __
irowr custom work Is all made by hand at 90«
and 90S MARKET STREET.
lata
Oi
lot of fine
trMi**e*\ children's an«l infants - shoes. In great
906 MARKET STREET.
trimtj,
■
gents' doutile and single sole boots a
Bauers are unsurpassed, al BABCOCK A BKO.
$08 Market street.
tar Fall and Winter styles, ladles' and misses' fine
BABCOCK A
ready
item
arket street.
shoes aud ga
BRO. Ö, 906 M
comftir
cceptable
selling
Babcock A Rro. s,
trn~For a Present.—' There's nothing
ornamcBtal, suitable
fancy slippers,
your purae, at
, useful,
than a pair of
prices
«1 »6 Market street.
tW~Fxten*ioe Furniture Store .—The attention of
the public is called to the very large and varte.l
ock of furniture of J. A J. N. Hurmau, No.
•et. There is nothing equal
«I persons
it lu the
King
si nt I of Delaware,
for office
dated by this old
their
houses In
mg furniture
d.'iibll.
dwelling c
>1 reliable firm. Th
goods aud sell at prices as low as the bes
the large cities.
Hamlin Gruan Co.'h celebrated Or
the leading makers of
e business In the principal cities
home. They make several
any other maker. Prices
$50«) and upwards.
J lauem
gans.—This Company
world, doing a larg
ot Europe, as well
as manv organs
m Oct. 1870, $50
Also, Geo. Steck A Co.'s Plauos, Haines Bro.'s and
Bradbury's Pianos. For sale In Philadelphia only
Gould A Fischer s, 993 Chestnut and 18is Arch SL
Ndo I d
nrro BK 8URB.—It is a fact pretty generally
known amongst gentlemen, especially
sentlemen, that our German fellow-citizen, John II.
No. 415 King street, Is one of the
most capable and tasteful merchant tailors in the
city. He now has on hau«! a very nice assortment
of goods for winter wear, some of extra quality,
aud mostly purchased befiire tin* rise lu the market
wanting clothing made promptly, and
ry as to Ut and price, should cull ou him.
well-dressed
G3S
sal •
tar Deofneee, Blindneea and Catarrh treated with
by J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of
Diseases of the Eye and Ear (his specialty) lu the
Medical College of I'cunay lvauliL 13 years experience
(formerly of Leyden, Holland), No. 8U6 Aren street,
Philadelphia. Testimonials can be seen at his office.
teal faculty are Invited to accompany
patients, as he has no secrets In his practice. Arti
ficial eyes inserted without pain. No charge for
axaml nation.
Die utmost success
tl.rir
XM~To thoee who
blllty aud despair of
mien ot manhood,
Walkkrs Caukohnia v
they have finished the
restorative principle at work in every portion ot
their broken-down systems ami hope will spring up
In their heart«. No case of dyspepsia,
intermittent fever, rheumatism, gout or khlney dis
ease,<-an reHist this unequall«*«! vegetable tom« which
Is unpolluted by any distilled or fermented liquor.
bowed down by nervous de
recovering the vigor and
«-ornmeml Dk.
Bitters. Befo
bottle, they will feel
. . i r ;. • sT!v
-
**r LADIES' F REACH KID
BUTTOSKD BOOT, VERY SICE,
Made to measure for t6.no,
711 MARKET STREET,
tar LADIES, MISSUS und CHILDREN'S SHOES
great variety of styles,
FOR FALL A ED W IS TER,
t wholesale manufacturers' prices, at
THE LADIES SHOE EMPORIUM ,
771 MARKET STREET.
Will be sold
tr PURCHASE YOUR SHOES
At No. 711 Market streeL
d
the retailer's
Ladles' leather Button«*«! prime home-ma«te,
pr..
!
Ladles' Leather Lace,
Misses' Leather Buttoned from
Laos ••
lii.ik«-.
low as $2
92.60
f
1.75 cents up.
76 c
Children's "
Buttoned ••
prices in proportion.
Il.oo op.
Other goods
All
va- .11 r.i 1
All
va- .11 r.i 1
T>BRRY'S RAILROAD FREIGHT EXPRESS
I Successor to t'asperson a Railroad Freight Ex
press, will deliver freight to any part of the city im
mediately upon lia arrival; also, deliver freight to
SWt, 1 . u J2 ,uiectlon wlUl a11 tralna - at REASONA
BLE RATES. Ur.lers left at W. II. Allmond A Bro.
8th and MarkeL K. Bucher's tobacco store, Cth an«i
Market, 11 . il Brleghurst, E. Mclnall, Jr., Freight
office P., W. A B. IL It, will receive prompt atu-n
"i g my wnole attention
to
*
tlon,
neaa. Covered wagons in stormy weather. Respect
fully soliciting the patronage of the public,
I am, respectfully,
JOHN E. PERRY, Proprietor
W ILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGUAG
EXPRESS will call for an«l deliver baggage
and packages to and from all parta of the c tty, 1
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage calluil i«*r
ch«!«-ked (where Railroad tick
C duta from private reahlcneea or hotels. Orders
ft ... at Franklin Telegraph Office, No.
J* 'J e8t ^ btree «t '- B * Brlnghurst a Co.,
^ Market; Smith A Paiuter, Seventh
and MarkeL and B. A C. Shoemaker, bftö Market SL,
will receive prompt attention. Principal office. Bag
gage Room, P., W. and B. Railroad Depot.
J. J. MCMULLEN,
aeptlS-ly j, u. SEAL Proprletora.
i:r.-< n-d
this b
octl6-ly
.
held) to all
Edwabd Tatnall.
James w. Tatnall.
tatnall & CO..
Florists,
Delaware Ave, ami «Jefferson St„
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Winter Blooming; Plants,
Cut Flowers,
Bouquets,
Crosses,
Wreaths,
Hanging Vases, Ac.,
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
declS-Um-of
milB I'RKIG HT BARGEN OF
BUSH'S LINE
have resume«) their regular trips betwee
Wllmlnaton and Philadelphia.
Prelgtit received dally at both
HANULHIJ CAKEPULI.Y,
FORWARDED ON COVERED BARGES,
AND
Delivered to any Part of the City.
CEO. W. BUSH.
i«ls of the Line,
■RESUMPTION,
JLV The barges of '.Variier'» Une will receive
freight at Market street, Wilmington,
MONDA V, Jnnnnry 1st,
First wharf below Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
WEIINKnUA V, .lntianr) ;ti-«l, ISI2.
residence», hy
IM4.
Packages .l«llv*re<l
own wagons, •• ..
Htor«*a
C1IAB. WARNER A CO.
PIME STATIONERY
AND
CARD ENGR AiVIN G.
DREKA.
NO i(t;i:i CHESTNUT STREET,
i'UIl.AUILPIilA.
martft.l)«» o«-ti2,1yw
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Radroud Hours.
Wilmini/ton for Philadelphia,
6.46, 8.10, 10.80 a. m.; 18.90, *.00, 4.00, 5.41, T.16,
io.» p. m. Sunday*«.», 10.» p.
Wilmington for New York,
; 1*.» and 6.43 p. m.
WUmington for Baltimore,
1A6«, *.08 and 10.03 a. m. ; 1.06 and 6.17 p. in.
Wilmington for Harrington,
(freight with passenger car atuu-ueu) and
l ; MB p. m. (There Is a l.uu p. m. trafh
13.66 a m.
19.10
te New Castle.)
Wilmington for CbslMSffls. Reading, Bethlehem
PoUeoilU.
6.9ft, and 19.80 a m. ; 3 » and 6.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
; 2.80, 4.00, 6.00, 7.», ».
8ondays ».«>. 11.» p. m.
Train* arrive from Delaware JL B.,
8.00 (from New Castle) 10.16 a m. ; 3.66,10.00 p. m.
(The latter subject to délaya)
Train* arrive from W. <É R. R. R,
and
T.
S.
P.
A», 11.00 aud 11.46 a.
End 11.» p.
&» a. m. ; 3.40, l :ir. and 8 16 p. m.
%w~ See time tables for further particulars.
of drunkenness
t be
There
hearing last evening. Fined 50 cents aud costs.
Several changes, it is rumored, will take place
on the police force, soon.
The Hope Loan Association meets this
nR
, will send her
If Miss M. M. J.. of Harriugt
present addtees to this ofHce. she will oblige a
friend.
d i
New Haloos. — The One restaurant _
saloon at 710 Market street will be opened
. Mr. Full
cream
to-morrow eveuing for the first ti
has beon several weeks titling up the
tablishment and is now giving it the finishing
touches. The public should look in upon it
I evening.
Laurel (Sussex County).— 1 Tho small-pox ex
citement has spread to this place, and nearly a'l
the people have been vaccinated.The
general health of the people is good.We
the midst of the Christmas festiv
ities.The moving season is now upon us,
and many changes are taking place....-Tho
Laurel Classical Institute re-opeus
the 23rd ult. the annual examination took pla.-o.
d the tchool was vacated for the holidays.
Under the supervision of Rev. Win. Merrill, of
the Wilmington Conference, assisted by his wife
Hearn, the school has attained
-day. On
and Miss F.
a high scholastic standard and finds favor with
ouripeople.
January 1st. 1872.
CiwEUv
;'s Minstrel and
Minktuelsy. — Itohert F
Pantomime Troupe have leased the Masonic
Opera House for Monday and Tuesday evenings
next.and propose to give different entertainments
each evening. The Pittsburg Commercial
speaking ot this troupo, Hays ; Roheit Fraser's
minstrel an«l pantomime troupe,who eirae from
Simmons A Slocum's Arch street Opera H.ni-e.
Philadelphia,appeareil last night at the Academy
of Music. The attemlance was not as la
doubt»«! merits of th
The programme was
peiformera gtxxl in their
the first part the singing was really artistic,
sual, the jokes new and \ery laugha
ble. The second par
and the
Blacksmith,
the
o-d
.1 the
. In
ie company
excellent
Hpcctive lin
d.
wh
full of good things,
Deluding nantomime, -The Village
really sldesplUting.
liuiurHiir Msrkrk
t. 3d.
WlLMINOTON, J
Butter 45(S.50o. Eggs 50c. per dozen. Sirloin
steak 20c. per tt>. Rib roast lCc. Leg of mutton
rib 10c. Sausage
He. Sweet potah
10(g) 14c. Homiuv 10c
12(§j14c. Chops 16c. Hpj
12c. Lard 12c, Scrapi'le
20fa30c. White potxt
per «jt. Lima beans 15c. Dried apples 10 cents.
Turnips H(a>10c. if peck. Apples 2Ufa30c.
East
of
Turnips H(a>10c. if peck. Apples 2Ufa30c.
Free l)isi»cn»u
To Ihr Editor ( J the Commercial :
, It is contemplated bj
lent gentlemen, in thin city, to establish a free
dispensary ;
Ani> Wiikueas. The said object cannot go into
effect immediately.
Therefore , The undersigned will, daring the
winter mouths, put up, free of charge, such
physicians may prescribe for those
able to pay fur them, ihe
•tifying to tho fact.
W. T. Alrich, 707 Market St.
iu< «li im •
poisons vlif
physician
Dlstlngulahed YUllor.
two
be
of
of
ISHPECTiC
J. C. Do Vi
WOKKSIIO
» an ageut for the Russian
Government, was in this city, the latter part of
last week aud the first part of this, visiting the
principal workshops of our city.iu «
Kx-Alderman Vincent. The object was to
the «pialities and p
company with
of the irou
sident of
Eastern Siberia. Tho Russian government in
tends building a railroad to
the l'-citic.
which 1
that
Wilmington.
anune
niatenal for railroads. He' is a
from a town
Bnngaree river.,
oral hundred miles iu the
titan probable
to supply from
near Cor« a., to t
igable
ot Russia. It i
shall have several or de
Is
The I'ublir Lampe.
Contract» to light the public gas lamp» of the
city have been let hy tho Committee on Lamps
to the persona ami at the figures named below.
Rids wore received for the performance of this
duty lor tho city as a whole and alao l»v police
district a, but as tho latter plan w as the moat
economical it was adopted,
lsf Police J Heir id—Quo. W. Lukons, $300.
In the aecond district the bids w
because of tho high figures contained in them.
3d Vielrict —John Maharity, f.HUU.
ith Distrid —John Lynch. #300.
From tho fiftli district no bids ^
Cth District- W. M. T
! received.
nsend, l'J2.
Proposals for lighting the lamps of the city,
a whole, were received, as follows :—ti. Her
s«;y. ♦2.000 ; H. Caruthors. f2,000 : Wilmington
Coal G
for the districts
t'omj
y. ill.'JOO. Ho
high as *800.
* of tho
id
Oi
Water Supply.
rILTIlY CONDITION
E MARKET ST
It has
Street Basin has b
four yt
luce the Market
cleaned out, and during
that time a sediment of black, pestileuce-breed
>ng mud, ov
lated upon its bottom. The dis«*overy of this
sediment.after emptying the basin, so impressed
the mind of Capt. Gallagher with the necessity
for its removal that he
work rolling it
ix inc!
iu depth, h
■
put a force of
„ -*-ws, it being
free the basin of it in any othe
d, after being wheeled to 'a plat
form on the Fast side, is (lumped upon the bot
tom of the basin, from whonce it is lifted to the
platform by me
away iu b
impossible
wav. J'ho
of shovels and thence,
manner, to the top of the basin, whero it
out into King street on a temporary ahnte
for the purpose. The operation is neressarilv
slow, but by working day and night the Captain
If to corajilete tho task to-morrow.
Southern section of tlie basin is believed
to contain a similar sediment, but it
vemontlv be removed until Spring,
will probably teach tho i
the basins, annually.
the
1
)t c
Î This
1
imp' 1
rl'-aiiiii'.;
HunIi
».a mid Trade Repot
Wi
Sötok, Jan. 3.
The Mount Carmel Coal Company, of which
Delaplaiu McDaniel, Esq., of this city, is Presi
dent,and Col. H. S. McC'oinb, a Director, shipped,
during 1871, from the lleliauco colliery G1,H34
tous of coal, of which Wilmington
large proportion. This colliery
months
popularity.
T'he steam tug Mulford arrived from Philadol
phia, yesterday.
The 1
Chester,
across tho river.
The freight barges of Messrs. Warner's and
Bushs line, which left this city, yettenlay, at 11
o clock, at rived safely iu Philadelphia, at 5 P.
1 .-,1
nil.
four
the v
This coal
1U
is reported heavy from Lazaretto
\t trie hor»e shoe, it is fast half
to
M.
w. A B. B. R. SHIPMENTS.
The llailau A Hollingsworth Company «hipped
tbreo first .class passenger cars to the North
Missouri K. IL, tit. Louis.
There
threec
received.
load of bar i
of coal.
of pig i
i\w. A n. n.
•MENT».
One ear load of lime, from the W. A R. R. R
to Smyrna Delaware,
of coal, p
One
Castle, Del.
Jessup A Moore shipped a
to their warehouse in New York.
Pusey, Scott A Co., shipped a cai
to New York.
Walton Wh&nn A Co., received a
from Jersey City.
W. R. «V II. Gaune received a
her from Hellair, Ohio.
Tho Lobdell Oar Wheel Company shipped a
— " load of wheels to the Jauiosville .V Washing
lb B. and Lumber Company, Jamosville.
North Carolina, and one car load to tho Raleigh
A Gaston It. It., Raleigh N. C.
W. A R. R. H to N<
load of paper
load of hair
G.
load of
load of lum
Morlrllr*.
TUE CHICAGO KMIOUTS—1MMTALI
orncERH.
UU.1H
th
herewith stated have hoeu
contributed by tho Knights of Pythias of Dels*
brothers in Chicago
The amounts
for the relief of
overtaken hv the result of the recent
who
"«rest Fire.
Clayton Lodge No 4.
K.xcelsior Lodge No. 7,.
Lafayette Lodge No. 2,.
Washington Lodge No 1.
" " • No. 9,
*20 00
25 OO
60 00
100 00
25 00
.. 25 00
. 25 00
lfoniiug Star
Champion Lodge No. 6,
Central Lodge No. 10, ...
Star of Bethlehem Lodge No. 11,. .. 30 00
.... 22 00
.. 1 00
.... 1 00
.... 1 00
.... 1 00
Damon Lodge No. 12,....
Haranol Curry,.
T. It. McAllister.
S. W. TIazlett.
Win. Sammons,.
P. S. Nichols,.
James Moudelcy.
up
.... 1 00
*32H UP
duly forwarded to the Grand
Chancellor of Illinois'aud received by him
per acknowledgement herewith :
Which has lx
Chicago, Dec. 27th, 1871.
a. II. A C. 8.. Jak. P. Hayes :
Dear Sir ami /Ira .—Your favor covering 1128,
00, is received by Express, and credit given the
several Lodges theroiu named, as also the indi
vidual Brethren
Please convey
grateful ackuowl
Lodge the task
the above mentioned
edgmoiit, leaving to the Grand
of properly recognizing their
relief fund,
with renewed expressions of esteem,
. Fraternally,
D. A. Cashman, Q. (.'.
donation to
I
XI
1 would here state that Linooln Ltjdge No. 3.
acting upon her past record of generosity
tribut ed fifty dollars to the genoral fund raised
by the citizens of Wilmington for the relief of
the Hutfering citizens of Chicago,which
before the circular issue«l by the Grand Chan
cellor of Delaware
ulgate«l.
Hayls. O. R. A C. 8.
> was p
Jar. P.
klin Council,No. 9,Order of Uuited Amer
ican Mechanics, installed the following «»Ulcers,
at their regular stated meeting,held
g : C., Amos Yetrnan, V. C., Wm. II
It. H., Parker H. Cornish ; A. 11. H
1
dav evoni
IlarriHon ;
James IL Wrightington ; F. H., Wm. U. Ball ;
I., T. Albright ; E., S. ltobins ; I. I*., James
Clary ; O. P., Eli Baldwin.
At a regular stated meeting of Lincoln Lodge,
No. 3, Knights of Pythias, hold last evening, the
following officers, having Leen previously elect
_ . dulv installe«! : V. P.. W. R. Lut ion t
W. C., John f.. Alexander ; V. C\, Lemuel Marr :
R. S . Samuel Johnson, Jr.; F. S.. A. J. Hcl
IF. John G. Haddock : G . Jas M. Johns«
S , El wood Mcllv
Win. K John
Lodge.
•• 1.
ck;
: r.
; O. 8.. Thus. F. M
I .
Degree i\
eil. No. 1. (
•H. at a elate«!
if
Delaw
I'mte«l Americ
last night. ioHtalle«! the following offiettrs : (' .
R. U. Btw. r : V. C.. D B. Markl. v R. S.. W.
W. Ja t
Michani
F. H., JoHeph Mai.« ill ; I . Ainos
Votums» ; K.. Chas. B. Snvder .IP, Tl «»mas
C. Dill ; U. P., Alhan Ing
cil. No. 3,
Wilmington ami Bramlywiuo C«
Order of United American Meehan i
lar stated
the followi
aicRit
neeling, hold on Monday, inatalled
g ollicers to servo tho
e ; V. O.. Wm. T. Mo
R. S.. W. \V. Janvier ; A. R. K.. A. Chans ; F.
S„ A. B. OrosHgr.
ing term.
C., II. P. i
. Goo. Lawrcnc
•oh ; I P., George Ruseell .
: K .
o. V ,
J ol m G
John B. Whitsun.
1 EVF.XINO.
Hope Lodge, No. 21.1. O. O. F., at Odd Fol
lows' Hall, 3rd aud King streets.
Eden Lodge, No. 34, I O. O, F., at Odd Fel
lows' Hall, 3d and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, H of T.. at 5t1i
and Market streets.
Delaware Council, No. 2, O. U. A. M . at Me
chanics' Hall, 2PJ King street.
Rodney Council, No. 13, O. U. A. M., at 702
East 7th street.
Diamond Stato Lodge. No. 5. G. F , at Good
Fellows' Hall, 3d and Market afreets.
Champion L«xlgn, No. »*, K. of 1*., at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 211 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, K. of P , at F«
Garrett's Building, 5o4 Market atreet.
Oriental Lodge, No. 1, U. D., A. F. A M , at
Masonic Hall, 221 Market street.
MKKTINo
ris A
Hall, 221 street.
•I
Wnroli-a Words.
The
fly ough; to l«* iu«-reu»e<1 during
two reasons: In the first place, «liseasesof the most
deadly character may be generate«! at this get
id seconilly, It Is of the at most Importance that
during the cold weather mouths Hu* system should
be put lu a condition to withstand the effc«-ts of the
Spring miasma, and the subsc-quiut d-presslng hu
of Summer. It is therefore advisable, in fact esset
tlal, to tone, regulate and Invigorate the digestive
id se -retlve organs at this period4*f the year, atd
of all trie stomachics and alteratives s
eh Bitters Is
rctiuth avl nei
energy of the human
vlnter, for
11
!..
t«-r
preser
own, llostetter's
powerful, the moat harmless, ami the
ble. The temperature of winter
c, if It dhl not, unfo
with It a volum«* of chilling moisture
<K which have a bad effec
o«t
lost ag repa
ie In Itself a
ately, bring
the skin
«1 lungs. These must be guarded against, or there
Is no security for health. The tlTict uf a 0
Bitters is to give vigor and t ue to tho entire 0
Id
glon-nn
*f
ganizatlon—the Buperfl -lal
well
Melcs
A regular habit of
ctlve
1 a vigor
ng the bless.
the Intentai vlsc
body, a healthy
digestion, a good appetite, pure Mcod,
circulation of
id
itural flo
<»f
Inga d-Triable fr«. in a persistent
Stomach Bittere, which not ou'y
pla>'<* of the best tonics, rutnarth-a
tics preacrllted In their a«*paratc f«i
clans, but pi rform the three-fold w«»r
tlon, regulation ami purith-a'loti, at
same time.
of Hoste*
- than supplies
d anrisep
by pbysi
i «»f Invigora
«I the
id
» rTu Housrk'ijiers .—All p**rKons
s of a pure stimulant, und evcii
perate frequently Und th
stty of using
Brown A Galllgher, No. il S.
importers and d.-al'-rs In
Ihpiors, which have I»«
d with eap* elul rule
nt
1er III
»|.i
:
••«II«
St., P
el
• very best
re to family
elr regular wli
ch for
I
this
! aale of
:c<»inmo«!ute the
<1 sab
this clash of
4wg«* d*
c:e. The
in onlcr
absolutely pure
cal profeaslou
of Brown a Ga'llgln-r,
«•ir liquor to 1»
glier keep c nstantly o
tH-ht
* ' g
ol
eutS. 1
1. at No. 11 South Ninth
of
plat
bot
the
f, Phllad.-luhlu, the
y best French
Ilea, whUkh'B, (Mj<
wheat, rye and Bourbon),
very
kinds of Kitn rs,
• r I
's. FI
d -Hi «
est quality ;
ml
o «Is
(•My at tended Su
addr.-.-s.
1 onl •
»> all pr
rs-wAstf
it
the
GOING TO BALL'S
P. R. A CO.'»,
warehouse for Paper Hangings an«l Window Ska.les
Will be Sure to Result in
Great satisfaction, bee
assortment of the latest styles
: they have
d the
Immense
HANGING OR
Labor department Is under I
GALBRAITH, assisted by the
satisfaction In every
yourself,
control of MIL
workmen and
Instance guaranteed, ao call
617 Market street opposite
and see for
The Citv Prison
oc 123-1 y
ALL AND WINTER BOOTS AND
SHOES,
AT UKDUl'KD PRICKN,
•Vo. 'JIB WEST SECOND STREET, Wilmin gton , Del
«I inform hli friends
hand a large
of Fall aud
best
manner ami of the beat material, which lie la selling
lower than then can lie pure hatted iu the city. Those
oi substantial and easv fitting boot« aud
ahoes, shouhl give hint a call and examine hli stock.
Particular attention pai«i to customer work iu all it«
branches and Hatlsfa« tlon guaranteed. Repairing
neatly and promptly a*tend«-d to. The public are
respectfully Invited to give him a call,
oct 3 3moo«l DAN I EL McCUSKER.
a
Ti««- subscriber
«1 the public that he has
and well selected assort me
winter Boot»
tli
Mim.-h,
'
of
C 1RKAM BONBONS, all flavors, ntanufai
> and for aale by JAMES MORROW,
d
arket and *10 Shipley
lost and Jfottnl
1'up: dar, Jan. 2.1, a gold BRACELET,
w Ith chain, o-. Delaware A venae, bet. Wash
«I Broome streets. A suitable reward to
lngt
th I Under If 1 -ft at
Jana If
THIS OFFICE.
OST -
A Water,,
reward««! i*y leaving it at
Jaul- .I*
I
Dei-.-mbei -/-'Ui, 1871, u gold mixed
»f CAPE. Th.- Under will be suitably
NO. » EL THIRD STREET.
Wuntffl.
crtlan ment« of three tines
this lH-a«l
inserted under
> cents.)
s for
AN TED.-A small ho
rooms, suitable
for a small family, by Man-h »th. In the vi
Mark«*t street«, by a good tenant.
JEM-M* THIS OFFICE.
WANTED
Class farm. Address
O. H . A , THIS OFFICE.
r thirty shares of either Mutu
Loan Stock. Apply at
is OFFICE.
W
einitv of Fifth
Apply
Bra
$HOOO
■
Uc38 lm
ANTED— 1 To ta
al or Franklin
\V
nov7-lf
A FARMER
wants to borrow $1,000.
this county
$1,000.
«I ('awful
.... Interest), to build a school-house or
his property, for the benefit of the colored
numerically about equal the -
public means of education whate
for so beneflo*
THIS OFFICE.
Chapel
citizens, w
but have
Who will voinnteor this
Ject? Apply
win tea,
nl
decl9-tf
Situations and Tldp Wanted.
(Advertisements of three lines
this head twice f
Inaorted under
for » cc.nis.)
W ANTED.—A young girl wants a situation as
« hambermald or waltreas. Apply at
. SECOND STREET.
I
1
ANTED_A situation in a grocery
young
In the
Jau*-ff
. by a
who has had five years' expert
This Office.
work. Apply
PICKELS,
«I 9 F. Fourth street.
W
css. Address
ANTED.—A
chaule for reju
\v
7
ANTED.—Book Agents for every T
Hundred In the
teresttng works. Apply at
UecMMm.
>V
c highly in
7 W. 9th HI.,
Wilmington, DsL
No.
an.I THREAD
CITTER. SAVES TIME, THREAD. FINGERS an«l
TKEPH. Something everyboly wants. Samples
mailed on receipt of *5 cents. Address GEORGE
DAVIS, 6» Broadway, New York. oct*6-3m
l 1
Sotirtj.
■
I'
t ils
OTICE—Mr. John Evans or his wife
u es ted to call ami pay their board
away within
law, to
N OTI
sC
I
It Will be
«lays,
, to pav expenses.
LAURENCE SKNTMAN,
., WIL, Del.
jan8-*l*
d, according
Cor. Fifth and M«.
Wilmington, Jan. *d, 187*.
PARTNERSHIP NOTH K.-I have this day ad
I) Eldrldge Richardson,
I
mitte«l my s
•rest In my business, the manufacture of moroc
**»s will hereafter lie conducted
e of Joseph Richardson, Jr., A H »
JOS. RICHARDSON, JR.
WUmlugton, Del., Jan lat, 1^7*2— «st*
The
■i-i
The b
I ATlONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON A
BRANDYWINE.
N
Wit.
, Dkl, Jan. l, 1879.
day dccDred a
«■lx mouths,
1
The Beard of Directors have
divhlend of
payable ou
Janl
reu per «*eut. for tin*
d after ihe loth lust, « le
■ f
K. RICE Cashier.
|
IVIDKND.
I'ulou National Baml of Wllmlu
December 30, 1
I)
The Board ef Directors
livideml of 6 p«r cent, out of the pro
«»nth*.clear of taxe», payai»!«*
day declared a
of the last
Id
V
•I after the
JOHN PEOPLES,
th«-lr legal representative»,
proximo,
janl-10
I«
IVIDKNII.
I)
Fisst National Bank,
Wilmington Del., Jan. 1st, Is«3.
tu tills day declare«! a
utnm, payable to sliM-kholdc
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG,
Cashier.
OTICE — An election for officers of tr»e Makers'
Union will be held at their Hall. 4th an«1 Wal
t, on THURSDAY, January 4th, I »72, at 7 P. M.
By or.ler «»f the U
dec» 5t
:
1
The Boar«! of Dirt
.* per c
livtdciul of
«u demand,
janl -tf
I
In
N
R. K. GRIFFITH, Bec'y pro tern.
WB MIN JW KMT.— Martin Alsberg hits mad«
assign ine
, for the benefit of
täte and personal property.
•us having claims sgalnst the estate will
present them Immediately, «n«t those tndebt
e estate will please make prompt puymeutto
erslgned.
A
«IJ. v
M. L. 11< htensteln
ertdltors, ot
•I
M. !.. LICHTENSTEIN,
J. V. RICK,
Ass'gnees for Martin Alsberg.
decs? ot
ATKK DEPARTMENT.
CHISK KstltNKKH'H OFFICB,
No. loiv Mark«:t Street,
WUmlugton, Del., Dec. *3«l, le*71.
from 3 to 6, I*. M
W
OFFICE HOURS, 9 to 12, M.,
WATER RENTS.
Tln* bills for 1672
11 Dills
ry, 1873,
al«l before
added. And If
remty for payment. To
before the 31st «lay of Janu
per cent, will be Added. To those not
tlrst day of March, ten per cuuL will
paid before the tlrst day of
be shut off. Bee See. 16 of W
D kid
!..
April,
t«-r < »rdlnance.
The water and protacth
j Brandywl
, — properties
■t lutroduceil, Is
"id dellnquer*"
payable at the
e subject
water re
dtc*3
*-r I»
e nereentuge 1
FRANK A.
a
TAYLOR,
Registrar.
MKB1TNÜ AND ELECTION OF
ORB.
V NNUAL
direct
Wilmington A Western Railroad Company, )
Wilmington, Del., Deeemlicr 21st, 1871. (
Notice Is hereby g|
the st«»ckhol<lers or 1
nine Directors to
Its Office, (R<
Monday, January 8th, 1672, al
12 M., until 2 P. M.
W. H. CONNELL, Secretary.
Ivett that the annual meeting «
this Company, and ehs ttou f>
I
*f
to the e
ting year,will be he
.
No. 0, Exchattgi- Building,) «»it
1* o'chrck. M. i*«.|la
of
•Ml
riMir. PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
A BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHIl.ADSt.Hni A, December 20, 1871.
The annual meeting or the Stn<-khohlers of this
..._ 'lection of Directors will take place
e office of the Company. In Wlliiilngbra, iJela
Monday the sth of January, 1872, at 1 P.
«le«'21-to-Jaii7 A. II«»
Conti
the
M. ' '
OTICE.
The annual meeting of
of Directors will l*e held
ny, in Coatea ville, p«
1*7*. at 12 M.
er, B<-<
Wilmington a Riadino R. r. Co.
:kh«*lders
office of the Compa
TL'KSDAY, Jan. 9th,
W. S. HILLES,
Secretary.
.1 «-I«
nt
«Wels-Jan»
TUB PHILADELPHIA, WI1.MINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Pin la oki.ru I a, Dec. 12th, 1971.
The Board of Directors have declared a seinl
nuiil dividend of four per cent, on the capital stocl
uf the Company, payable on un<! alter the *d of Jau
1S72.
<b:ell-4W
1
of
the
. HORNER.
ry.
E 1
Ki'TIO.N NOTICE.
tH-ht
First National Bans,
Wilmington, DeL, Dec. 8th, 1S71
Notice la hereby given that the Annual Meeting
Hie Stockholders "f th Is Bauk will be held nt the
TUESDAY, the
«! injurs of 2
.
■ f
Bunking II
«lay of Janu
«I 4 o'clock, P
of electing Nine Stockholders
year.
ury, 1872, IjMw
M., for thelnii
Directors the en»
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, ('ashler.
Su
deC/S-tf
FIT* K
o
Neu l'
.8 C'OONTT,
Mutual Insuhanck « n ,
W llmlngutii, Jan 1,1872
Tin* annual meeting of trie members of this C«
the office, No. si»9 Market -tr
IMUiy will t>e heiil
Wllmlugt« n, Del., on the trilnl Monday (January 16)
the hours of 1», A.
16 Directors will
:
«»nth, t>«*t wi
M ■
I 2, P. M., during which
te«i to serve lor this year. Th.-new Board
•et at 2, P. M., Immediately after the election.
eo«t 2W _ SAM'L I).
N OTICE—The annual meeting of stockholders,
an«l election for Directors Iu the Wfiuuugtou
A (it. Valley Turnpike Compauy, will lie held nt
their Office In Instliate Building, on *<l day, the blit
»nth, 1872, at 3 o'clock. P. M.
Jos. TATNALL, Secretary.
12th month, 27,1871-eod
J in I
SMYTH, Secy.
•»f
in
N
O T
C E .
Persona wishing
Masonic Hall Co.'» 7-30 Houd»
bscrlbe
will please leave their names,
wish
d the amount they
' aku, w ith the Secretary. The Bon«!n will
the Company requlr«:,
MIL
and
«1 after the
call
FIRST OF DECEMBER,
«I to the parties subscribing in the order in which
elr subscriptions
J. P. ALLMOND. ti. M. H. Co.,
d Market
novl3-tf
, WIL, DeL
N
J OTICE.—I am still at the c
French Streets, and any
»argalns lu cigars
er of Second
wishing to sec
or tobacco, would do well to call,
the lowest. Flue yarn cigars at
eatly re«luced prices. Conte «lown and se
«I you will be waited upon c
satisfied that you
Respectfully,
I ».
ously ami be
the right, place. Yonre,
K. L RICE, Jr.
AND
Jy8,tf
TLJ (>TI('E — A tlnitrate American
il hear of a g«»o«l situation by «-ailing
need apply that cannot brtug good
UOV8-tf.
girl will
West
Del
selling
Those
aud
stock.
it«
are
h streeL N«
emlatli
rpHREE TONS
of sup«*rl«>r Silver Vein
BUCKWHEAT MEAL,
which wc are offering at Un- lowest
Wholesale and Retail Prices.
W. N. CHANDLER,
Six Eleven Mark«-t nL
dee80 tf
P OUTAXAT FLOUR, $».76 por harreL
J. C. MORROW'S
mylB.lf 1330 Eilig alroo*.
d
m
rXosrdtng.
by
at
T of
OAKDING.
sep 11 -6m
11
»00 DELAWARE A VENTE.
fur fair.
$1500 fSi m WAS **'* Ap -
JaoS-8t* No.
81« SHIPLEY 8T .
F OR SALE— Hope Lodge, No. *<, L O. O. F.,offer
for sale, In the Wilmington A Brand y wine Cem
ry, a l,ot, centrally located, nearly square,
nlng 1374 square feet, enclosed by dressed
our,,,«. Arpt,«™.
Secretary of Committee.
■ ir
et<
jan.3 6t
JlOR SALE.—Stock and fixtures of a flrst-das*
«1 provision stors,
for rent.
. FOURTH AND JEFFERSON STS.
I
a desirable lo
■
oationr „
H. W.
Uhl
IjlOH SALK.—Borne very desirable lots,«
r F«»urth au«l Washington streets. Apply to
janl 9t* A. M. CLOUD, 7c» Washington BL
ÏNAKM FOR SALE, within V of a mile of the city
I 1 limits of Wilmington, of 100 acres, with a good
substantial STONE HOUSE, with seven rooms, AKÊ
A
dltion, with all the
quite a
thriftily growing.
barn,In goo« I
necessary outbuildings. There
young pear ami cherry trees.
It has a front on the Lancaster Turnpike, and
•!ct, as oxtemlvil beyond the city
There are, also, about 25 ac
brick cluy, and within a short distance of the build
ing portions of our city. We would call '
I
q>1k<\
limits
open,
of this laud splendid
1
ould call special aL
•coiumoilatlng.
log portions of our city,
tentlon to this farm. Tr
further particulars apply
For
M. M. CniLl) A CO.,
No. 4 W. 7th St., WIL, Del.
Janl lm
NOR SALE.—Dwelling No. 41» Shipley street,
' containing 11
-hen, bath
1
, library, dining
mi, and five ebamuers, with
. Vard running back to alley
•ms. 9 pari«»
rooms,
gooit heater In c
Fifth street. $2,
can remain
GEORGE JAt
8«)5 Market strcc^_
I NOR HALE.—Three-Story brick HOUSE, No. epj
I I 6*7 W. Fourth 8tr«*et, with all iiKHleru I in- Blla
provemeuta. « heap. Terms easy. Apply to
_ WM. P. PERKINS,
h» Washington HL
Apply
declOtf
declR-tf
I NOR 8A LE —Several goo«l HORSES auclV\__
' MAKES, suitable for farmers anil cart- A*T v
, u superior «Irlvlng horse, at
CITY RAILWAY STAHLES.
dec*-If
the cob.
•m <*ats constantly
the lowest mark«*t price.
BGATTEK(KKJI) ALLEN,
Io6 w. Front street
■ AOH HALE—A large lot of
I 1 Also, a full supply of W
«m hand and for sale
mar»
Brick
k Si a
I
NOR BALE -That .
1 House, No. 111» French street, with
[fit* annexed. Terms easy, A. H. GH1MSHAW,
novll-tf_ *_ __4, West Third streeL
■jlOK HALE—On easy terms, two ;«
l 1 Houses, Ns. »17
Monroe street, gooil Lots
. i i. hi tin. • •-•«•.. rv
Uric
tor^ Brick
In go'Mi order.
D. T. HAWKINS,
Real EsUte Ag«*nt, No. 4'^t Market
5"«:
Apply
novs-tf
■ NOR SALE -Houses f«»r sale
I' Forest, Carpenter, Parrish
t ils city.
ocUll-tf
I
. 4th,
,.j, and other streets in
A. II. GR1MBHAW,
No. 4 West Third Strect
■
j;OH SALE.
The lurge,
Three-«tary Hrlrk Dwelling
Ne. I04I.T Weil »irret.
Immeillate possess h
given. Apply
W. IL A U. GAUSS,
Cor. Front
A
angS.tf
«I West.
a
1
OR SALE— A valuable Market street property.
Inquire of M. M. CHILD A CO.,
Exchange Building,
Seventh ami Market
Jyirv tf
1,1 Ult SALE—HOUSES.
| 1 Five h
One house on King street
House Thlrteeuth aud Walnut
Farms for aale.
Mortgages for sal«i.
Third Street Bridge,
thep
•ill
a
Id
A. II. ORIMSHAW.
Real Estate Ag< nt, 4 W Third SL
IJOR BALE—House 617 West streeL May be seen
V daily after 8 P. M. Applv to
. T. WARNER, Jr.,
Market-Street Wharf.
the
J«*2tf
a
M.
apm.tf
1 AOK SALE -A valuable West street proper- 4Mb
1 ty, No. 71*. The house Is large and con- W
' ' and built of best material
ship. Ÿ
60 :
d I™**
Whole Is paper«:«! throughout and In
r. Th«* owner expects to leave the
easy.
h
«ling ts three storn-s,
south,
excelle
cliy In
Apply
Jani6,tf
I AOR BALK-nOUHK AND U)T8.-Ouc
1 story brick nouse with two-stoiy back K*
building, No. 663 W. Sixth str«*et ; hot and cold water
In kitcheu aud bath
i tin
i
; ■ .
•I
sell. Te
ON T1IE PREMISES,
▼I* West street
will
v
in the (ttilar ; In
Washington street, below
lot an feet front on Linden street, abovo
; he
g«*o«i order.
lot 6 «) feet front
M: »«.
Adama.
These lots
are curbed aud paved, and no grading Is raiulred.
Apply to W. T. WESTBROOK,
Telegraph Office, Third and Market,
or -n Washington str«-«-t.
I auk s.\i.E.—If the reader has anything
1 can make It quickly, cheaply and wide
by publishing It in this column ; apply at
Jau3»,tf S. W. COR. FIFTH I
both in good location. The streets
M
m f
sell he
•ly known
A MARKET.
I30R SALE—BUSINESS.—A good and
fished manufacturing business not requiring a
rjfe capital to conduct It ; apply
£
:<-• M'-i!
To
not
will
of
THIS orFIUf^
r jlOlt BALE OR EXCHANGE-A valuable BAK
1 LRY, «Mug a g«» >«l business.
A 11. GR1MSHAW.
No. 4, \V. Third St.
Is
le« *6 en
joii SALE —
fit
1
valuable busltie
>1 Poplar.
I. «:
J. U. FRAZER,
Real Estate Ageut,
«I Market streets.
decifi-eoillm*
Thlnl
I
,!OR SALE.—Ho
1 with all
No. 1416 Delaware Avenue
imxleru improvements. New
complete. Terms easy. Applv to
M. M. CHILD A CO.,
octl7-1 raced No. 4, West Seventh StreeL
I AOH SALK.—That beautiful property known
1 "BRANDYWINE SPRINGS," situai««! shout
e City of Wllmiugton, Delaware,with
buildings suitable for a
d«-slrai
OF
(
«
f>
I
he
.
«»it
i*«.|la
4 tulles fr«
larg.
i co
hut boarding hi
famille» for a Co-operative
The WniiilugU
through this place making
a ili-iiglitful ilrlve
For terms
for several
for Summer.
Rallroail passes
very easy (*f acc
3ii by private
h.:
A W
AND
this
place
iJela
1 P.
Wllinliigt«
particulars apply
M. M. « HILDA CO.,
No. 4 W. 7th SL, Exchange Building,
.1 Wilmington, Del
• 1.
d further
deell-eoiUtu
liUHt BALK OK RENT.
V BRICK HOUSES, on I.
It It. Depot. Apply
flve
I.tberty streeL
OUN II. FRAZER,
Real Estate Ageut, East Third SL,
(Telegraph Bufiiliag).
m
Co.
decl.veodlm wlm
£or JRfut.
I
NOR RENT -R.
1 Suitable for offices.
at No. 509 Market street.
JauB-tf
I AUR KEEN r.—The neutrally lo« at«*«l s
the S. K. «•«»rii'T of Third un. I Murk.-t
3iie of the best btunds In the « Ity. Apply to
WILLIAM MORROW,
No. 808 Market streeL
AOU RENT—A three story brick HOUSE. No
1 232 French street. Eliqulru of
_ WILSON, WOOD A CO.
4^0H RENT.—The second story of the Zio
1 man Kv. Luth. Church Bufi.llng. 8 w.
Sixth
streets ;
Janl-tf
JUIll-Jl
\
i Gcr
«1 French street«, (-«»iislstlng of
to small rooms, which have been lately occü
pl-.l by the It ur.l of Put.l!«- E.ln. allon, fur school
purposes. Apply u> FREDERICK MALT KITZ, B.
K. corner of Third and Tatnall street, or to DANIEL
1 **2^6t* " ' uorUtr Fourth and Poplar streets.
large
!
.
•
1 .10K BENT.-A truck farm, fr«
ty-five acres, within ten minutes walk ot Thlr
Street t»rl«lgt. Lar.«l of first quality,
buildings; Apply at Coal yard,
«1«-« 27-lril 1 lllllllaii'l LOMBARD STS
S TORE FOR KKNT-No. 11 W. Ninth street
also, store fixtures for sale. Inquire
MARKET StreeL fel»16,tf G EU. W. BALLOU.
■ eACJU RENT —A nice new HOUSE, suitable SS
E 1 f«*r e small family. Rent $iuo per annum. I:
Inquire of w. II. PIERCE,
ileclfi-tf No. 5 W. Fourth feu
Market
fifteen to
1
K .
71«
■ 71 OR RENT.—Store N«».
nlng through to Shipley street. (The
occopied by us.) Also, large rooms In:
ct,
4th st «
ries, over More
eet entrance.
, 7
«I 9, with good Mar
»ale, a large stock of fine walnut, parlor a
«haraber furniture at extremely low price«. All
want ot any klmls of furniture should call
: offering all our goods
deel2-tf_
jlOR KENT—The larg«: building No 415 E. Front
atreet, Wilmington. Del, lately (»««-upled by
A I^*a as a Mutch Factory, with steam t»«*wer
attached, aultable for carrying on any kind of husl
Inqulreof TIIOH. DAKl.lNGTON,
5U9 Washington streeL
I/IOU RENT.—Flue large STORK, 'No. 9o7 Market
l 1 street, above Second ; and fixtures for sale. In
quire uf (KILE A MILLER,
. Fourth and King btr«:«.*ts,
V llmingtou, Del.
Avenue,
1er; and also
rear of the lot, built
1
_. close
S. A T. McCLARY.
£
N. W.
nov7-tf
jlOR RENT.—House No. 915 Delaw
with fifteen rooms, Iu comple
.sell a frame hulldtng on
for a billiard room. Apply to
F
M. M. CHILD A CO ,
No. 4 Weit Seventh street,
Wilmington, DeL
H*p 16-tf
,,OH RENT—Harmon, Mills, and Harmon, Mill.
' Kann, l-ossosalon efvon ihn *Mli da,of M
l».2. Apply lo MRS. MARY T. CANBY,
SOU Deluwaro Avenue, Wlliuliigtoii.
I
u,
dcct-lawd-Aw
\TOTIUE.-We
1.T Family Flonr
consumera within .he c
fot.a.iv
Bell lug
oo per bbL, delivered to
city limita.
JAMES K. PRICE A CO.,
Brandy win« Mill*«, FnntjWalnnt Kt
Fuit 38 POUNDS extra family flour
J. B. MORROW,
13»» Km» h
best Extra
» I.
I) ABSAGE TICKETS from tngland and Ireland
I, now rodneu«! to $34. Dralu alao reduce«! Vo a
Ijw figure with the decline In gold.
A. IL GRIMMUAW,
NO. 1 and 4 w. Tk.ru itroe
®ily 0r<U#anr*$.
A n ORDINANCE providing for the apppolnt
meut of police and other purpoeea
BBC. lat. The Police of tide city shall I»«* appoln*» d
by the Mayor, and oonflrmed by the City t'ouocil.tu
the month of January in each and «very year, and
at eneh other times as a vacaroy may uu..., ■—•
ahall constat of a lllyh Constable, two Sergeants of
Police, two Police (.'«nitablee, and three Diatrli-t
Constable« from each «natrtci, who ahall, during
their official term, reside In the district from Which
they may b* chosen. The High Constable shall give
boudlukhe manner prescribed U» the rev a dsUtuua
penalty of one Thouaand d«>lUM;th« S-rgean a
of Police, In Klve Hundred dollars each, uud the
Police CotWablea and District Constables lu '1 hree
Hundred Dollars each.
Bac. *. It shall bo the duty of the High Constable
unless absent upon oltlclal business, or at his usual
meals,
the City Hall
keep In close custody all pris«
rested, until their t- lut
sentence Imposed upon
ahull obey the orders <»f t
have a Policeman,
be personally,
all times, «lay and night. He shall
that may be
that
examination
such
e Mayor In all that relates
city lie shall see mat all laws
forced, lie shill wear as a
tin* left lapel of his coat, u
rlth the letters H ('. engraved
n addition to Ills Police «luttes,
r tin Put'll«
to th«; l amp committee, ami take
place the kerosene
criais tu* re* f lie shall, Hxbjcct
•iHh* the duties and
Sergcabts of Po
bles,
1
-Ulvd.
lie
roHjieut,
managed,
bet
DJ«
•I or.
dge «if Ills utile
,1 n or Kl V r st:ir
ereun lie shall
exercise a general supervision
Lamp*, snt jc
Charge of, and
oil and
r
p in a s -(
the Mayor's appro»« 1 , p
n«*rsl and special service of
, of the P« lice (Voidable«, District com
«1 of nil Special P«
**ir respective «mo
or neglect thereof
lawful owlers of the Mayor.
Hsc. 8. The Sergeant of poll« «
appointed tor that pari of.
other f r that pan or the
shalF-skert l e gen»
respt
1
{
en, see that they pirform
■ Inge
■
<1 rep«»
Major. Hi* ah
Idiey all
I«? of whom
SllHl
Market
oV$ia»-kct
supcrvlHloti ov«-r the Poll«
, and ahull report all n» Elect ot «lui
on dir y f»or
city
.h
SIX O'. IOCE 1*
until
1st, from
(.'el ck A M., and obey
Major. They s
M , until Six o'.
April
eight
all lawful or«l r* of
The Police « onstan
—shall, sir J « t in the onl rs of the May
Iluty at all tunes, day and t.lgh\ at the Police fl* n«l
«/Härtere, unless absent by pi'mitssion of the May»;
otTl lal hnslness by «•oinniand . t tli • Mayor < r
of «luty rcspectfaily
k A. M , In.
April lit to
'
diSVil!'
ay or.
the other »f the
P
or
High «'
shall
8m:. 4. It shall be tl»<- «l-.ty >»f the r »Mue
obey all law ml O'il«
L
•ugh
alleys, arrest all disorderly pore«
th <y may hav« Just « au»
>ort the
li. . h..
th.
whom
spi ct of evil ilcslgu.
f
Police f
or High
« Ir rospi-i-tlve
t e
1
of Hi!
«lat*.
duty It is to enforce th •
• m
I
nfo'ce S'l
Is
s where In
law ; «io any
issrs
f rrison
>o; take
in*
-- . r may
Vuy.ir all (llsoidurly h >us
t« .\n- «ting liquors , rc s«»i«| « ontiary
<1 all «luttes the May» may requlr.
vutiouuf tlt.1 p< lice «»f the city, th * pr«»
putjitc and private propcrty.H '
îttt. «1
«X
I
: for
«I the «-1
*nt .*r ihe city F
-I caused to be stepped, any Improper use
the Brandywine wat. r, klther from pub
to the Su
ittee any
•c of.
ustcol
privat»* pip
lb
r Works;
all
tendent «if th«*
P
u Chair
htiglect «»f duty oi
charge of lighting the City lamps
police districts. Th«-y sha I w«*
ou, aud «ism the left lapel of their coat a Star of
brass or bright metal,the District Constabloa having
it for which they
spe« lively api>oln'(-<l and the U tters D. C , engraven
thereon ; the Police Coustubles having Ihu loiters P,
C., engraven thereon, an«1 the Sergeants of Poll« «*
ha« lug the letter 8. P., engraven thereon, 'they
ball not, dnrfng their continuance In «»flic«*, be en
title to any other office, or eugagu In any othor
u si ness
Hkc. 5. Should any Polle«.
unable to p«!rfo
the Interests ol the city require It.
the approval of the Committee
ol the Lamp Co:
e part of the peraw
P"
Ho
vend
a leather t»elt and
: «lia
the niimlHT «>f
, through slckneas
Ills duties, ami
disability,
the Mayor «I
he shall,
lice, appolDt a suitable pereim who, for
ing, Btiall b«* Invested with the power,
the duties, ami receive
whose «luty he performs, an«l such
officer shall receive pay for a pe
weeks of sued HlckU« 8« or 'IISAhlh
authorized t>y this ordinance, in* City
shall be oil duty without leave of absutice, first had
i obtained of tho Major, who, as herein provide«!
for, shall appoint a substitut«-, und such substitui«
shall »>« pant by the City Council, ami such pav meat
hl- deducteil out of tho salary of the ab-ent officer.
Hkc. 6. Should any policeman negleo
rfortn the dutt«Ji of bis office, or secrete
badge of office, except by orders
intoxicated, or drink any
duty, he shall, for every
i ilollars,
■
time btv
d subject to
«llsabled
ot exceeding
Unless
il!« etna ii
'f;
refuse to
hldu
17
the public
of the Mayor.
Intoxicating liquor while
Hitch offence, be llneil not less
susi*en«l«Hl
Mayor.
«IIS«' 'llAlge«!
ih
>U ot tlie
7. Every Policeman shall,
e«l lut-uilug hi every month, pay u> tin- city
Treasurer all Hues or other public money collecU:«l
by or pal«l to him, an«l take duplicate receipts there.
of will« it shall he presented by him to the
City Council, at the »aul tuuetliig, and fallt
so shall forfeit his office aud pay a flue of
lare.
sx«\ b. The hours of duty of
hies Shull
district, t
like number,
l*ef«»re the
'
In
.i .
■b I
District Consta
a folio
9 o'clock, a
x ot Hu m, < ue fr«
» o'clock, p
from each district, fr«
am; and a similar number
9 o'cl
6 o'«-l«*ck
ISi
;h district,
The P«»ll«-o force shall be divided Into three
duty at » o'clock, a.
6 oVlm k,p 111 ; s«|uad No.
; «luriug the mouth
he
f>ntt»«lrt. Stpiad No. 1 going
M,Squad No. * going «
3 going on «
f January,
«luty at 9 o'clock, p
a ternatlng monthly during the year
a
d No. 1 being
:
Squad No. 2 being relieved by No. 3 Provided, how
ever, that the Mayor »hall change or rcvejsc
ortty of their respective duties, In th * following
«1er. They shall report to Police Head t/uarU-rs
•n g«»ing upon and off duty, an«l at no other tlnn
e prl
•ted by the Mayor.
while on duty,
apply to th*s Mayor for II
cases, the Mayor (If
<l) »hull aj point two or
Hue. ». If auy pen
for Hb«
.
e spe« la
, who shall I»«* pul«
gi
1
•>
dollar for ea< h
the applicant at least <
performance; ami upon the application of any
ore policemen ai
Mayor aha'I
«I they ahall l*e paid
shall be mutually agreed upon, it »hall
preserve order
1* fly persous, and
eh applicants In their legal
person who muy desire o
nails or other place
of atuuBctnc
deslrt-d,
tri.
'
auch »
be the iltlty of
•b plan
?lsord
all
"Cm I
protect
ahall «
4h a budge of office, upj
«•«»at, a metallic star, with th
•it thereon In
"1.
e let
case shall a City
II ail
app *1 nie« I
attend (»laces mentioned
m
Hkc. 10. The Mayor ahall alto have the power. In
appoint a sutficent number of
exce«*«llng
uf
special policemen,
shall u«»t remain
witliout the advice
mitlee, and who shall receive
hundred, who
«luty longer than three days
«1 consent of the Police C
e com pen sa
„ for their services as the District Coustablea,
«I for whom the Mayor shall provide a special
badge.
■ 11. The Mayor ahall appoint, subject
Council
Urination by the City
lllg III l)M« « ll>l"T"f
last
every year, a Prison Keepc
il
of office
men«-Ing
ext after his
day of January
remain
oVlook
■ ■
ent. lie shall
the vlclul
night
the prison
the ordere of the
Police Committee, ills salary shall be
appo
ty «»f the City P
eight o'clock, a.
the prisoners
May
945U per annum.
The High Const u' le shall receive a salary of 800
Dollars. The Sergeants of Police each, 7f»o Dollars.
The Pollco Constables each Too Dollars ; aud the Dis
•t Constables each 7oo Dollars per annum, and
eh fees as can be lawfully coll«>ete«l from any Ue
fendant for their respeetlve services, 1»
shall the City Council pay any such fees.
Pkovidbu, That, shouhl any prisoner Ih* enable
pay f«»r the boar«! furnished h
•n fro
. ; keep guard
jj««t
No
;
Gcr
or her.
High
tm«:«)U
ntnti«-«i ny htiu
e bill therefor I
occü
B.
large
«»tier, Provided, T
)V«-«I by the Mayor.
The lighting and
Lamps shall be prevlded for by
shull be
•h p
u app
B'-c. 12.
.
of the Public
d regulations
Committee of city C
• fepartmeut,
. .'scribed by the
ell havlug cliurge of tliut
coimoltted
to which It ahull
STS
>
('•
1
BKO. 13. All
conHlstent
«finances or paris of ordinances
this ordinance, are hereby re(»ealed
at the (,*ity Hall, Dec 21,1871.
JoMHl'A Maris, President of Council.
, Clerk. *t
.
Attest:-E. T. Tay
71«
FI LL STOCK OF
A
S. R. WHITMAN A SONS*
FINE CANDIES,
JUST RECEIVED,
FOR
XI11-y 1 IOI.TDAYS,
AT
W. H. ALLMUND A BRO. 'S,
Eighth and Market Strcetp, Wilmington.
in i : xv
Mourning; Store,
1220 C1IESTN UT ST.,
I'lilladclphla, Pu.
Full Stock of New DRESS GOODS,
Full Stock of New SHAWLS,
Full Stock of New VEILS and CRAPES,
Full Slock ol New SILKS.
Lowest Possible
At
Prices.
New and Fashionable Suits
Rea<ly-made and to order. Mourning ordere
plete in every detoll. In a few houre' notice.
Crape Veils renovated by a new patent proccsr
Sole Agent«,
A,„ MYERS ÔL Co.
a
■ RETAILERS, TAKE NOTICE.—At RICE'S you
1V Gan get chewing and smoking toba«xoa
Tea. Jau23,tf N. &. COR. SECOND A FRENCH,
'-Ity
■là Dllta, USB TUB WEED
I
FAMILY
FAVORITE
SEWING
MACHINE.
wldi an economical, «luratfe, ami, in ««erv
roHjieut, a desirable Hewing Machine. It is easily
managed, makes the LOCK STITCH, and mtvZ
bet er aatlsfacUon than any other. *
SALESROOM,
DJ«
511 MARKET 8TKEKT.
frji «00ÄS.
{ 'ALL AT OR SEND TO
LA RKIN'S,
Ne. A Ks«l Heron «I Nireet,
FOR A
HANDSOME PRESENT
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
P I F T Y PATHS
or Mil
1-fHOt «I
WHITE ALL WOOL
FOR H«r..«>o per pair,
AT
CWAIVIBEBS'
270. :ll*J MARKET .STREET
WlLMINUToN |)Si..
«X- 190-1 y
I |OI. I l»AY UOODS.
INDIES' If KMSTI ft'llKU 1IANUKEKC11IEES.
I.ADIKK* KMBEOIUBHEI) UANl.KEUUBIKEff.
LADIES' PLAIN HANDKERCHIEFS.
LAIHBN AND MlSHES' UANDKKRC'IIIKFS,
In Fancy Boxes.
GENTS' BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS.
GENTS' HEMSTITCH ED HANDKERCHIEFS
Ii ENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS,
In Faucy Boxes.
ii
A FINE ASSORTMENT OK
Lmlios*
Knibrulilcr«-«) Sets.
Roman Ties,
Children's Gloves.
AND MANY AKTICLR8
Sulfablü
Id»* Pi'cscntN.
SMITH & WEST,
.
I
2<$B market
_ WILMINGTON. DEL.
Street.
apru.ly
OFFERINO
A I,AlUii: ASSORTMENT
OF
Suitings,
Over-Coatings,
Cloakings,
AND
a:
MK\'S AM) It O Y S'
CASSIM ERES,
OF ALL GRADES,
from the LOWEST
the FINEST, Imported at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Tho Attoiktioii of our CustoiiicM
ami tlio Tratlc* is ICoquoHUMl.
OltANVIliLK WOÄRKLJ.,
two lind 'A*A9 MAUKICT Street.
ang » tyfp
WOOLLEY & VAN TRUMP,
Fir«, Marine, l.il'e, Accident ami
Live Stock
Insurance Agents,
Represent
of the OLDEST, LARGEST
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES
of the World.
Wc are
placing
Large Anioiimt» of Insurniic«
LEADING MANUFACTURERS
which gives
for scvcrul of
Unusual Facilities
FOR
PLACING RISKS AOVANTAGEOUIU
-
as rcganis form of policy and rate.
Insurers will MATERIALLY ICONSULT TUE1K
INTERESTS by GIVING USA CALL.
Ho.l, Journal Bulldiny,
AiUoIdIm City Hull'
WILMINÜTON, UK1
29 tf
A A. HKTTn,
MANUFACTURERS OF
E.
MA tJHMNISTS f TOOLS,
Shop betweea Newport Road and Railroad. W
mlngton, DeL
not 16,1 y