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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Halo0 % bbIa at 02c. r-' 80 S-~~ -
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1850 r. M.-BefoIe Cali

10000 Tenn It's, old. bic
1000 Mo SIS, II &StJois
500 I'm Pac lst NJ.
6OOO Un = rs. l g..b C
10000 Ohio 4 NJ con. -.
5000 Goa 1 LIST NJ.
5000 b, II 4 Z LIST. -.
$4,000 do. .
1000 Nor 4 Es lst m... !
1000 G Il X l Il Pac Us. ]
60 shs Merch Ex b..
50 Cum q Il Iron. -.
80 10, DC
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1000 NY rs. b ], r.. :. !
1000 Brook 6's, w L..
1000 Erie 9th N. ]
1000 Mich South s BIS. !
1000 Cen Pac gold BIDS !
2yOU I'm pac LIST IN. -.
6OOO do ...........
bvO0 Un Pac rs lg....
NyUU 40.
1000 Tol Il Wab LIST IN.
1000 CT Western I'd. .s3
1900 q q RI h Pac rs.
1000 N J Cen LIST, new.
200 Nor & Els LIST H..
2OuV Clev a + 4th. .....
1000 Ohio 4 Miss I'd IN.
1000 Chic u N W LIST m
1000 NJ 4 st p LIST, LaCd
5000 q, q h q LIST. :. b3
10000 G, q al G ID.
5000 90.
1000 Chic h N W ex. :.
$4,000 b, II 4 K LIST. 49,.
5000 Del 4 Fl reg, 81.
b0UO Chic &Alt LIST. .bc
~ shs Hanover Bank.
~ Bank OF Republic.
~ Ger-Am Bank. -.
100 Mar l. 4 NJ. b c. bO
100 Con G OF Md. ..bc
200 Del d II Canal. =.
$40 q, q, G 4 ! Rk. BIC
100 Panama RI. -.
500 3, II a. Il RR. b c
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FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT CO.,
"A Bankers, 10 and 81 Nassau street,
issue Travellers Credits available in all parts OF the
world, through the
Messrs DE ROTHsCHILD
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

$1,000 US $50 C, o.. ll7x $1,000 US $40 Tsb ll7x
5000 do............ Il5x 1000 US IS, l0f0 III
,tA 10 A. M.-Before Gail.
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the following table shows the highest and lowest
TIE CITY BANK STOCKS.

In Philadelphia Reading was lower but about
staodv ut ia
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MERELY MENTIONED.

Circus On Tuesday next
Butter Yves scarce this morning.
Natures tailoring potato patch
The "Ksnc party" packed up and left today.
-Estimatsa for printing mrde at the COMMERCIAL
J ID once.
DE Wolf will ciotbe you az cheap as anybody,
p ,rhaps little cheaper.
"A nfteen-roomed house for rent on Market ST.
Oh zap for that kind OF house.
Heizel, the artist, has sent batch Of his recent
paintings TO wilmington for delivery.
"A nice assortment of Singer Machines on hand
a. Jones' nice store, els Market street.
Poultry breeding and and egg manufacture are
mighty uncertain business now-aEdayA
-Dressmakers iwho have tried all the different
m axes Of machines prefer the Domestic.
-Yeary-meeting friends can have plain clothing
made at Bsyne's opposite the City Hail.
Absolutely the bottom price reached at Charley
Morgan's popular furnishing store, Gal Market st.
The coolest article we know of ia Walton a
James clear, solid ice. Try it and see for Jour
selves.
Have that horrid old tooth that hurts you when
"blte on IT," hauled out by Van DeventeI, and anu
new one put in.
Wilmington Dispensary, BIS Orange Street, open
daily, from 4, TOO, T. M.
Hayes manufactures none but first lass cigars.
Why GO TO Philadelphia for cigars, when you can
obtain the same at home for les prices?
Singles Son do not keep imported cigars Of
their own manufarture. But they manufacture Gig
airs equal to many that are imported. Market street
No. 6Og, McClarys Building.
The new Hotel and Opera House are success
30, in like manner, Hayes intenus TO make his cigars
the same. Cons can hereafter rely obtain
gars, of the best Cuba leaf made specially second
and French streets.
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Hanover street church. Rev. L. Marks, pas
tor will preach morning and evening at 1OT A.
NJ. and 2. NJ. Sabbath school at 0 A. M,
West Church. Rev. A. j, Snyder will preach in
West church tomorrow at 1O15 A. NJ No service
in the evening.
Rev. s. H. McKown having returned from Vir-
gininia, will occupy his pulpit tomorrow morn
lug and evening at 1016 A. NJ. and ~ p NJ.
Unitarian church. f. Israel pastor Hours of
meeting at 1919 and o'clock. Subject at 1OI5,
- The work that Jesus did" At O'Clock, ''Ths
Atonement in its Relation to Man." Sunday
school at "a. Seats free, and the public are
cordially invited.
Avenue meeting in basement of the old college
below Madison st., tomorrow at O'Clock. p.
M.
Spiritualists Hall. Mrs. @. Fannie ALVIN Of
Mass, trance medium will lecture tomorrow at
10A A. M, and III p. NJ. The audience are re-
quested to bring subjects for lectures and DO
ems. Admission 10c. Lyceum at % P. M.
New Jerusalem church, (Swedenborqian1
cor. Washington street and Delaware Avenue
Preaching by Rev D. +. Barrett at 1917 A. M.
and "a p. NJ. Subject in the morning. q The
object and the nature Of true worship Evening
lecture. 8 Is the Uniyerses some day to be de-
stroyed II not, how is the prophetic language
of scripture about the darkening of the sun and
moon, the falling of the stars TO-, to be inter-
preted ?"
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THE LOCAL PREAoHERs.-The Local Preach
ers' Association, of the Wilmington Con ference,
began its semi annual session, at st. Pauls M.
E. church, last evening. The opening sermon
was preached by John u. Dill, of Caroline coun-
AT the conclusion of the sermoB the association
adjourned until this morning, when it again met
for the discussion of topics Of interest 1t will
be continued, this evening. Tomorrow morn
ing DR.. W. W. France breaches at St Paul's
church and in the evening, A. J Wright. Address
ses will be made before the Sabbath School in
the afternoon.
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THE ]. Il b. RAnRoAD.-The Milford Mems
publishes, on the authority OF Charles Stockley
of the Junction Il Breakwater Railroad, that
there will be new arrangement of trains on that
road within two weeks. A train will leave Lewes
IN the morning, to connect at Harrington with
the 7.25 A. M. Delaware train north, returning
to Lewes from the 10Y p. NJ train south it will
again run to Harrington and connect with the
8 20 p. M. train north, and return from the 9.ls
Z. M. train south.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


I TRAINS LEAVE wuMnaFoN.
FOR PASEadslpAt azs, $50 sI0. l0so 3 M.
1asas 400 400 hn0, Tia 1a.as ,. N. Sundays
$50. p. N,
For Mes York-l.s5 3. N. 1880 and $50 p. m.
For BaithHOTs-iz5z. a0s and 100a a m. LA and
cit p. m
m ths Dslasssrs r. R--i2bS and 1910 a. m.
as .. N. No Sunday traiDs.
20 EsS castss-isCC, $40, 1910 a. M, and I.sO,
For Coates0tIls- s.s0, A. and and P. NJ. The
nrst TWO run through TO Reading.
For ". q y. r. R-fNarket st., Depotl 100
loo q. m. and b.B6 y. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
1R4o $40, and 10.45 q. m. 1a1b 1880, asO, 400
5oO $50. lois and us0 p. m. Sundays 1o1b,li D.
m.
TRAINS AKKIvz Ar WILMINGTON,
Ffoas Delalgare r. R-&o0 from New CaA sci
lois g m sbo, 200. (The two latter are freight
with passenger car attached.l
From v. = r. R.-s15 and 1.sb q N. and AIS
p, NJ. The 10 .. N. only runs from Coetesville.
From Philadelpkfa-I2.4a, / o. e.B8 a m. 1a.O0,
Liz, 2O6, as, COZ, ais, 500 1850. Sunday 1919
m, and 1880 p. m.
frOm v. 4 U. r. R.-(darket st., Depot 1865 a.
M, i.00and 500 m.
sW- See time tables for further particulars
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Societies


Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, I. o. o. r., ct Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, 1. o. r. M. at Red Mems
Hall, 41b Market street. -5... ID
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X. of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, oil Market street.
Asbury LODGED o. of @. Tat 9Th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 King street
Brandywine Lodge, No IS, /. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
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TEMPERANCE AT HARRINGTON On Tuesday,
evening, the 9Th inst, large and enthusiastic
temperance meeting was held In the NJ. L church
at Harrington, which was addressed by Revs A.
ID. Davis and j. L. Houston. Resolutions were
unanimously passed, thanking the Legislature
for the stringent License laws which il had en-
acted, and pledging it the hearty support Of
those present, requesting all citizens to do the
same and the officers OF the law to rigidly en-
force it. The Good Templars took steps TO make
their Lodge more effective, and great good is
expected to come out OF the meeting.
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CoRRECTIoN-SPEAKMAN Il Bro. - In our
report of Council Proceedings, yesterday, it was
stated that "Speakman Il Brother had refused
to sign the contract for the construction OF the
sewer in the City Hall yard"
This was an error, in 80 far as the use of their
names was concerned. The person TO whom the
contract was awarded, and who declined to sign
the papers, was another party.
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LADIES FURNIsHING GooDs-F L. Frank, at
511 Market street, keeps as large and attractive
stock of goods for ladies and childrens wear, as
ever. All goods sold at this store are as repre-
sented, and sold at the most reasonable prices
Gall and take look at the thousand and one
different articles, both serviceable and pretty
to be found at Frank emporium.
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MoDoc FAsHoN.-All important events serve
to suggest some new fashion. Even the Modoc
War is not without it's suggestive feature, and
the BARRIERS have builded upol 1t a fashion for
cutting the hair which Is suprcmely absurd. The
way they do 1t it to cut the hair close to the haad
leaving long tuft on top to be tied with ribbon
or left to dance about tho shorter hair at
will. There are some persons Injiu enough to
adopt the fashion. 1t is patty Chinese; and we
would suggest that they go the ''whoe hog"and
diet upon kittens and rats Ii their Judgment
approves the one, their stomach can certainly
retain the other. -
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~ In spite Of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly enamel'd and thin,
They viii ever break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
IL the SOZ JDONT'S daily brushed I'm.

ESyIudn SprfnS s-Chas. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant place u resort has been neatly 1tted up
for the reception OF individual visitors, picnicu and
social parties. Ample accommodations for dancing
nave been made, and Ice cream, lemonade, cakes
fruits &C., will he sold TO all who desi them, No
In oxicatng liquors will be sold on the ground. He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market where The above named luxuries may be
had during the season. also, at his residence Sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased 70 see his
many friends and the public generally.
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LOOKS like BUSINESS. freight cars,
marked "Vineland r. r., portion OF the New
Jersey Southern r. r., and Of the Jay Gould's
line from New York to Washington, via the two
Bays, arrived at Easton, Md, on Monday The
journal regards this as " sign OF the times.n
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SPECIAL TRAIN.-On the occasion of the exhi
bition Of Howes circus, in this city, on Tuesday
next. a special train will be run on the Whining
ton Western Railroad, to give all who wish an
opportunity to attend the exhibition. Tickets
will be issued at half rates.
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NEW SHOE STORE Mr.. ]. X. Evans, formerly
of Dover has rented one OF the fine store rooms
in the Clayton House, on King street. The room
is being arranged. and in short time, Mr.
Evans will open with full stock OF iine boots
and shoes, to snit ono and all.
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-Sdpe your Doctors Bia-When DR.. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry will cure coughs, colds
bleeding at the lungs and arrest the fell destroy err
Consumption, it does more than most physicians
car do The use OF a single bottle costing one dol
lar will satisfy the increduous that they need cOk
no further for the required.
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The DELAWARE MEDICAL SooIETY.-The Medi-
cal Society Of Delaware will hold its annual
meeting on the second Tuesday in June, instead
OF the second Tuesday in May, as announced by
the Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-05-10

N1he Fttrest and sweetest COd-Iiver OIL ia Haz-
ard Il Caswell'R, made Oh the o. a shore from fresh
selected nvers. by Caswell, Hazard Il Co, New York
IL Is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken 1t prefer 1t to all Others Physicians have
ket. = -
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Marshall Blackstone and Charles Mullen were
up on charge OF assault and battery on John
Milton. The charges being sustained, the par
ties were each fined 90 and costs and peace
bonded for 5000.
Fifty cents and costs, the usual fine, was the
penalty paid by four inepriates.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
VIII be exposed at Public Sale. on
Friday. May 18th, 1873,

at O'Clock, =. NJ,
On the premises, Fourth and Monroe ttree a. a vau
aDle NOR COO FACTORY aud FlXTUREs and
ns grounds tnereunto 6el3Bgng situate in VIII
BppinuiEp MT The aOuth eagt.rIy cnrnor nt I,,.,,,
ana Monroe streets thence easterly along the south
erly slide OF Fourth street hundred and TWEEN "
two feet thence sOutherly parallel TO- Monroe street
one hundred and eighty six feat four inches to thu
northerly slide OF Third street, thence Herewith
Wsler{ Sixty ieet u the eastetly side of two feet
wide alley, running parable to Monroe street and
eaiDg into third street. thence northery and along
said side OF said alley and parallel Monroe street
one hlndred and Six feet and four inches thence
westerly and parallel TO Third and Fourth streets
feet TO the easterly side of Monroe ssreet
anu THENCE thtrehy nor heryei hty feet to the place
And at the r. me time and place the fixtures con-
tstlng OF tables, stands, oil cans &G lot of Mo-
rocco IresseTs' tools and the oilce furniture
by JUSHIIA MAFIS "'S
mNI-lb ABsiRnee
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~ OTlCE-OP 4NING OF BIDS POSTPONED.
~ TREASURY pErAkrMENI,


IN TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. o. NJ ~ s. 1873. (
The opening o the bids for the GOnslruc ion Of a
new Revenue Vessel, advertised 10 take place the
18th iIfst,s postponed until The 18th; and bidders
are informed that bids viii bs received the latter
date for the cons ruCtl0n C one two, three Ves-
sells, aft r The same model and upon the same spe-
elncatlons. Bidders are requested to make their
bids as specific as possible
mylO-9t VIM A RICHARDSON, sec,y.
NJ OTICE.-MECHANI,S s. LOAN ASSOCIATION
IN The annual Meeting OF the Stakeholder OF
the Mechanics' Loan Association. will be held Ia
III room, Sd and Market streets, (second II or, ON
Monday, May IL, at ~ O'Clock, +. NJ.
my6 Ct h. II. TAYLOR, 5 city.
NOTICE-FRANKLtN LOAN AssOCINT}UN-
IN meeting of the stockholders OF this AssOcla-
tion Will be held in their rOOm No. 44 iihlket -.
on Monday evening next, The IL Ii INST, at ~
O'Clock. BY direction of the Auditors. Attpqt
my66t ID. II. IAN kiss, Secy.
NoTICE = TAGGERT'S FXPhEs~. - he only
IN Line delivering goods twice II day IRON Fhll-
adelphla. Prompt and rcliable Special attention
given to private baggage, Il d forwarded to all
depots and hotels. A special messenger 10 and
from Philadelphia daily Once No q East lth st,
wilmington, ur Chestnut st Pnllad'd. Goods re-
ceived IN Phtad'a I'LL O'Clock
maJ5lm JOSHUA TAGHERT,
GSTATE LIBRARY.
- All persons having hODtA ln their possession
belonIinR 10 the STA israry uIs H. reby notified
TO Immediately return the same. Undtr recent
Act OF the General AS tHOy no will be per-
United TO retain book Ou0ngiug to he Library for
longer term than one week.
apr2i-nyl.s-l5 Ii. }. hNR1GHT, Librarian.
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- coatsntnent and happiness reign IN all house.
holds where Dooley's Yeast Powder is used. Try 1t
Your grocer has it. Put up full weight.
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4 NArItA UAitPET BARGAINS.
JOHN M. EVANS,

Sui" ~thnd) No. 3I7 North Second Street, aboye
Vine, Philadelphia.
Havug greatly Increased his facilities for husinooo
oilers this season, at A GREAT REDITcTIoI e a
ISrIner prices The finest stock of BRUSSELS a "
! l N .rn1 AND STAIR CARPETS OIL CIOTIIs
Snal ir u WINDOW SHADES, &C, SC. 10 he
iounn IN te city; embracing all the latest STYLES tn
Sl ie invites an inspecon by his old CUSTOMERS
an ana i ~ oneLs VINO desire 10 he fairly dealt with
n selecI rom Splendid Stock at the very lowest
SaGn an ex Examination viii satisfy every one
aeIe IL no other place where they can buy their
~, Ps aSs W t4ual advantage Remember the Num-
otsI-ihEee hundred and Seventeen (B1O NJ III St..
ABOVE Vinei FIRST Carpet Store, marQO-2mW
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sg-To TIE LADIES,
F. L. FRANKS,
HOOP SKIRTS, CoRSETs, LADIES' AND Chill
DRENs UNDER GARMENTS,
MAEURA CToRP,
b11.MARKET STREET, wilmington,
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II
IL FOR ARMY WAGONS.
DEPOT QUAR1kRMAsTERs OFFICE,
PHlLADkLPltIA, IA, April ~, Is 3.
Sealed Proposal, IN duplicate, with copy of Gnis
mt attached 70 each, will he received ut
this ofiee until noon Friday june g. 1873, for fur
nishlng the United States Quartermasters Depart
ment In this city with three hundred, 900 new
Army wagons, to be Of the size and description
glveh 10 the approve specifications for Army Wa
gons, which can be seen Ut TINS ONCE,
The wagons viii be subjected 10 u rigid inspection
and none will be received which o NOT comply In
al respects with the specifications OF tke contract
The usual guarantee will be required OF bidders and
thn right 70 REJECT any or all bias In reserved.
Bids viii he received for The whole or any portion
OF the BOO wagons, and bidders will state The time
they will make their deliveries,
For further information apply at this oflce.
envelopes containing proposals will be endorsed
" Proposals for Army Wagons" and Addressed TO
the undersigned. i. @, EASTON-
Assistant Quartermaster General U. s. Army,
my6-Ot Depot QuHrtermasIer
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TENO IRON sBIP-BUII.DERa.
TREASURY DEPA TNENT

7 TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
Once OF the Lght- House Board,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April "a, 1878.
Scaled Proposals. endorsed Proposals for an
Iron Steamer for the Northern Lakes to he deliver
ed a. Buffalo w. VIII nc received at this otice
until IL O'Clock, on Wednesday. the 2lst day OF NAV
on printed FORMS which, win circulars plans sne.
cncations, forms, OF contract and any desired in
formation, can be hal after May lst on apple alton
~ mail or IN per on 20 Light House Inspector at
boston, New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Dstr0t or
~ thls ONCE q. ). BOGGS,
Rear Admiral, u. s. N
apr2smy1-b-s-12-15 Naval secretary.
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NMtfe&

NOTICE.. O. o. F.-onicers and members Of
IN Mechanics Lodge, No. 4. /. o. o. + and the
order in general are requested to meet ut their
Hail. on Sunday afternoon, May 18th, at half-patt
O'Clock, to attend the funeral OF our late brother
John Gray. By order Of the N. G.
myl0lt Attest: WIN. II, SAMMoNS, r. S.
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SATURDAY, MAY 17th, 1873.

At ~, p. NJ without poaponement, withdrawal
or Undertaking.
The extent and good character OF dwellings rail
road exten ions and general improvements and the
corresponding Increase In value of proparty In this
Southwestern section Of the city within the past
three years has been very remarkable. and az ii
seems from present indications, has but inst COM
menced. These lois are mainly located on MARYLAND
Ave- ne and Anchorage Street, adj lcent 10 large
manufacturing Interests completed and ia process:
tn the shops and improvement of the iferent rail-
road companies and 70 the destined future great
Railr lad Centre Of Wilmington The Brandpwine
wat has Teen extended along Stroud Street by Inc
wilmington and Western Railroad COMPANY and
arrangements for s use be m lde on reasonable
terms.
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty rer cent cash, ard
ths balance In notes with approved endorsers canal
~ divide at and months, bearing interest from
the day o sale Settlements IN all cases TO be made
previous u the following saturday, May oath 1873
at IL NJ otherwise a purchase NAV he declared
vOif, ut the option Of the sellerI and parties who
pay the whole In oash, on or before that time Will
We EMIT ed TO clear di cou OF three per cent.
Immediate possession on settlement
j. T. HEALD,
Prest Christtana River Imp. Co.
my1O-l3-lb-'B Wilmington, Delaware.
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sEMI-ANNUAL DIvIDEND.-The managers of
the Artizan's savings Bank, 500 Market street.
have declared a semi-annual dividend, on de-
posts, for the six.months ending March 3lst of
per cent Depositors are requested to present
their books for settlement
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WEST SIDE PRoPERTY.-Mr. j. t. Head an
nounces the public sale of thirty-four excellent
building lots on the growing and popular West
side of the city, on Maryland avenue and other
leading streets. The good quality of buildings
generally in that neighborhood, the rapidly in
creasing value of property, railroad extensions.
and improvements generally make this one OF
the most desirable parts of the city in which to
invest in real estate These lots which are IN
be Sold are mainly located on Maryland avenue
and Anchorage street, adjacent to large manu-
featuring interests completed and in process
to the shops and improvements of the different
railroad companies. and to the destined future
great Railroad Centre of Wilmington. Tbe
Brandywine water has been extended along
Stroud street by the Wilmington and Western
Railroad Company, and arrangements for ia use
can be made on reasonable terms. The sale
will be held on Saturday, May 18th, commencing
at 81 o'clock in the afternoon.
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In spite of the unsettled weather, and the un-
certainty of Srring our beautiful clothing is in
great demand. 1t s comfortable under all at
mospheric changes 1t is not damaged by ex-
posture to the weather 1t is neat, reasonable
stylish and durable, 1t is well made, OF the la
test fashion, aud it is very cheap. Bennett &
Co., Tower Hall, No. 51S Market street half
way between Fifth and Sixth streets, Phlals!-
phia.
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DR.. Z KUNKKL:
Dear Sir:-I desire to bear unsolicited testimony
10 the merits OF your Bitter Wine OF Iron, as a dys.
peptic remedy. have taken II ms self with excel
lent effect. have noticed the great benefit derived
from Il by several anheriDg poor women, whom
your charity has enabled me to bestoW 1t upon. J
am willing that you snbuld this in any way you
may desire, and nope those Of my friends who read
opinion OF an excellent medicine, and OF my sense
, obligation to It's benevolent proprietor, K. +.
Kunkel.
Reanectfuliv