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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-21

Il will be noticed that the swell CON
tinues at Cairo as well as at ST, Louis.
The Ohio at Pitisburg is high enough to
let out coal as fast as the tows can be
made up, and already enough has been
sent south for the summer consumption.
The Missouri is rising slowly, but the
Arkansas and White rivers are falling.
The weather today is clear aud pleasant.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
Tapo Worm Renewed with Head
Complete

In few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
No fee until cured Fifty per cent Vl cases ot dys-
pepsta aud tsorganizauons Ot liver are cAnsed by
ttomaCh and other worms existing IN the almentAry
canal have vegetable remedy which tnectually
removes them and cleanses the liver and Kidneys.
Numbers Of prominent citizens ct Philadelphia, who
have been irea ed for various dseasSs-dyspt psia,
consumption. bronchitis. female weakness, &C =
can cerEifE that my TIT atment has cured m m aud
that they had been treated for the wrong diseases
None but vegetable remedies used, and no lee I'll
cured.
Their symptoms and treatment-Iu tbs age OF in
ventiuns It is very remarkable but noue the less
true, that the symptoms OF worms, disease OF tht
NEST dangerous character are SO little undf rstood
by the medical men OF the ptesent ia. these
parasites undergo the most curious trsis urnatons,
They remain months and even years IN the body
before they are fai,y developed They ouiy mature
in parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air. as IN the almeutary canal or l4ugs but
generally in the former
There are numerous kinds hut tAe mos; dangerous
and by far the most dltClI 10 remove Is the spe-
worm This worm is constructed OF Hsi pieces,
which are connected to The heAd ny very n OK.
The parasite is sometimes th ~ teet lorg b II 81
thin that the vofm could be held N small bottle.
The symptoms oi this, as OF other worms are
weakness anu irritation. Insanity Is said in some
instances hAs been eAus ID hy inis disease.
10 eject & perfect ,ure the hesd OF The worm
must be removed This is very diffiGlA 30 accom-.
piish and seversl eminent PHYSICIANS hSye On been
frOuAled with his asihsoue dsesse CSn he cured in
the short space Of three hour by visiting his oice
pr. 4 7, kCEEEl-No So North Slnin Street Phils
depths, Pa. he Doclor has been established IL
bus Eess The asst tairiy yeSls Sgd IS no 9usck
10 see, iNIVt free
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

jefferson Lodge, No. = l. o. 0. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3rd snd King.
MattAhoon Tribe No, II, l o. h, Nj. at Red
Mems Hall AIS Market street.
Eden Lodge, No 81, l, o. o, F., at Odd Eel,
lows Hall, 81 and King streets.
heokuk Tribe, No, 3, l. .. Il. Mst Red Mems
Hal. AIS Market street
Wilmington Division, No. l, $. Of T., in the
McClAry Building.
Hope Council. No. ?, IT. .. L. A. NJ, at Hal
5ll Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion at 5O4
Market street
Rokeby Lodge, No Il, X Of p, at Rising sun
Wilmington Ciruito, No, /, 5. and D. Of A. A
Bradford's building
Clayton Lodge, No l. X of P, st knights Of
PythiAs Hall. I'll Market street
Washington Lodge, No, /. A. +. A. NJ, at Ma
senie Hail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
An Arkansas shindy.

At 4 meeting OF Supervisors in rerryville,
Ara, on Monday, man named Mores with four
OF i've followers, WHO hsd sworn 10 Kill J. W. l.
As-thews, attorney Of the Supervisors. on Ac-
count Of . newspaper article he had published.
attacked Matthews IL the court house, broke up
the Board, and wounded Matthews The lat
tegs friends, to the number OF l50, entered the
town tie same evening and killed $ man named
Irlee. Mst;Eevs has since hSd warrants issued
foE The arrest of Mores, Of the sheriff. and 9th.
err who were engaged IN the affair. but they
have Lot been served The matter is to be
brought before the Governor Of Arkansas.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
Industrial News.

There is trouble among the English iron-work-
ers. AT Manchester, the employers have deter
mined upon lockout" Of one-tenth of their
men, to commence on Saturday next, to be fol-
lowed every two weeks by the lockout OF one
tenth of the men then emplsyed. 1t is probable
the movement thus inaugurated at Manchester
by the masters will extend throughout the coun-
try. The iron-workers at Bolton urge the men
at Manchester TO meet the lock out ON Saturday,
by strike of all hands. A project of this kind
exctes great interest in tbs city, All extensive
strike is Apprehended. The points in dispute
between the masters and men have reference to
the rates for piece-work and overtime The
Society of Engineers have on hand fund of
$500, 900, with which they will assist the IRON
workers.
The journeyman pie bakers OF Philadelphia.
have organized an association. TO regulate the
hours Of work, as well as the wages to be paid
to pie-bakers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
LsrTERs FROM THE PEoPLE.

aoNs or TEMPERANoH-LABoR NEEDED FOR WHITE
str- INEBRIATEs.
10 the Editor of he Commercial;
A few days ago, there appeared in the columns
ofsyour paper, the action Of the Grand Division,
of the soBs of Temperancs, relative to the estab-
fishing Of Divisions among tho colored citizens
of this city, which no one will deny, whose heart
is right, even II his or her head is wrong. was a
praseworthy sssct. Whether admitted upon an
equality with their white brethren, in their sub
ordinate Grand, or National Divisions, we hope
they will endeAvor to do all in their power to
prevent Intemperanoe amongst their race by
precspt and.exsmple, not forgetting their duty
also to white inebriates, On last Sunday week,
one OF the latter was so drunk that not his
friends but his enemies, put him in 9 stable, in
Taylor street. 0n Sunday last, another was pat
in an Oyster Bay. Aud yet only twelve
white Sons Of temperance vote to give tho
oolored Divisions the samo password to
to admit them 10 visit thom, whilst thir-
ty vote against it The parent of knowl-
edge in such case would have TO ask
=" Out Of one blood did the Creator make all
nations that dwell upon the face OF the earth ~
and IL we did, We suppose those gentlemen would
quickly respond That is not in the book"
CONsIsrENCY,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
MERELY MENTIoNED.

We hear no complaint from Bowman, the gro
Ger Second and King about dull times Business
with him 10 always good Even yesterday, as stormy
as it was Mis- store was crowded. The best goods at
fair prices, does IL.
An act of Cruelty -Cbapped hands and face are
the most serious annoyance that. farmers aud peo-
ple who labor much out ut doors, experience from
exposure. Exposed persons, especially children,
repeatedly sune Intensely from great cracks upon
the hands that often bleed II is cruel TO allow ones
self or othera TO suffer In this way, when the means
OF positive prevention easy To he had and SO
cheaply as to pay ten cents for cake OF
rand Sapolio Hand SApoli0 Ia not only better than
the costliest soap for removing DIRT but II prevents
rnapping. and renders the skin soft aud pable.
knli aVprVWhpra A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
..rrnnhis Anririnntn.l

A despatch from Les Cygnes, the capital Of
Lyons county Kansas, reports that mob of 40t
men have taken possession Of tue town, and
threatened to burn it and hang the sheriff, un
less he shall surrender the murderer, Keller. II
will be remembered that Keller murdered his
wife and two children and his sister in-law las
Sunday night, and burned their bodies The
sheriff has been keeping the prisoner concealed
since his arrest, and refuses to tell where lie is.
Trouble is anticipated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
Tnder III. Iptiaence Of Iinunr.

I1 SSArsboro. EmnA1ue! county. Ga. Bruce
Mcleod clerk recently pad stiea;.ons TO
ihs s4sisr-in.isw Of 5 lawyer named James c.
k.4E The lady, by advice II King. sent note
to Nj Mcleod rejecting his addresses This
sx&spersted Mcleod, WLo under the influence
OF lquor insulied King The latter resented
the insult by slapping McLeoi's face Mcleod
ihe-eupou drew revolver and shot King, in
Acting fAtAl wound. King returned the ire.
morally Nelndllg his antagonist, and both are
isSd.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21

81 Nolp for Summer.-The Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased to blow, and our city taiors have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments TOT
the people. Mr.. john Ii. Nuhlhausen, at 4lb King
street. especially. has laid tn beautiful stock OF
eontings vestings cassimeres, ,Sc for Spring and 10
ready to receive orders from his usual well dressed
customers lie IL also having his store pspered and
llntPd so that rything looks as bright and fresh
NJ "A new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
4artnrrship alutifrs.

h1SSoLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNRRSHIp - The
~ Co-partnershtp heretofore existing between
tieo Richardson aud Edward " Iloopes, trading
under the nrm name OF Richardson Hoopes, Hard
ware Dealtrs, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent
The business Of the late nrm will he settled by
Edward W HoOpes, who will continue the business
~ the old stand, No 81 Market and SO2 and SO4
Shipley street, Wilmington Del -
GEO RICHARDSON
J.ly lst lSTs-tt RDW hOoPES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
The clrous, tomorrow.

The circus, tomorrow.
The Penn Loan meets, this evening.
Better peaches are coming to market.
The City Council meets, this evening.
To-day's issue of the DELAWARE TRIBUNE is a
most excellent number
The moon is on the change and weather propL-
ets predict an end to the storm.
Letters testamentary upon the estate OF Sam
uel Hilles decd, have been granted to William
s. Hilles, and John &. Hilles.
The Cambridge ChronicIe says that, while here
and there individuals have no crops, the peach
crop as a whole is great success in Dorchester
county, this season, and NEST remunerative
one.
On Thursday of last week, valuable horse,
belonging TO Chandler Taylor. near Lewisville,
Chester county fell into an open we'll, forty
three feet deep, He was not discovered until
evening, when it was found that lie was down
about thitty-four feet. and ill spite of all efforts
at rescue, he died there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
T0tifRs.

NJoTICK-wILMINGTON LOAN ASSOCIATION
"A meeting of the stockholders of the Will
mingt, II Loan Association will he h ID on Tuesday
evening gdih. inst, IN o'clock, to act on amend-
ments TO bylaws. ~
aus2i.tm GEO g. MARIS, Seey.
UYNIrED STATES OF AMERICA.
Whereas libel of Information has been ned in
the District Court Of the United states Of
America for the District " Delaware. on
the Fourth day of August In the year OF
our L,rd. 'ne thousand eight hundred and
OF the UpIed states. in bth II OF the United States
agsnst the vessel or canal boat hrin her tacSelap-
pare ami furniture. Alleging In substance that Nm.
D. NOlen, Collector OF Customs for the District OF
Delaware, on the 18th day OF August in the year Of
our Iord one Thousand eight hundred and sew nty-
three, at the City OF Wilmington within the admit
raty snd maratime Jurisdiction Cf the Unted States
selXsd the canal boat vessel krin her tackel ap-
parel and furniture, heiHg the properiy OF person
or persons unknown. for trading netween the Dis
trict OF Pennsl lvania AID the District Of Delaware
without being enrolled and licensed and wi hout
having paid the United states the fees and age
as required by the Act Of Congress In such case
m ade and provided, and praying said Court TO
ere the payment OF said fees and tonnage to the
United States, according to law
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the moniton un-
de, the seal of tn said Court to me directed and
delivered do hereby give pnhle notice to all per-
sons claiming the said vessel, her tacke &c., or /
any manner Interested theTeln that they he and ap
Ctty Of Wilmington, in and for the District OF Dels
ware on Monday the lst day Of september. at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon then and there to nterpose
their claims and TO make their sllegations IA that
behalf. JOHN NJ. DUNN,
L. s Marshal Dist Of Delaware
ANTHONY HIGGINS, L. :. Dist. AIRY, per E, f.
Bradford. Jr
August 81, 1873. suggls Ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
RaHramA HaRn.

TRAnss LzAvR wILxnefOH.
FOv Eep Yevk-l.s6, i1.sa, q. m. laf0, 500 ana
$50 .. u. Sundays, 1S5 q m.
FOR PAiiadephia-l.e5, 61b, ITO, a10, 1905, 1880
11.a9 N. lA10, 400. AO0. $50. tlh. lO.sA p. m.
sundays 1856 a M, o 80, 6s0, and 1874 p. 10.
For Balts1aors-IAba s0s and 1OHa a m. 1a.ob,
l.sg, ala (6.40 for Port DeposiD and 7.2s p. m.
F6r tie Dstasrars r. R-lanb. and l0.lB q. m.
ass p. m. No Sunday traina
FOT Nee castis-S.so a. m, LIS, s 90 p. m. sun-
FOr CoaissSsils-s.sO, A. M.and andb P. N. Sum-
days at as, A. N. The nrst two run through 70
For " W. r. R-(hsrket Bt. Dspotl 100
1910 q n., and hso p. M Sundays, 9.Ao M, and
200, p m.
For PeTt vilis-6aO P. M. Especially
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910 7, SEQ, and 10Ab, II as a m 1910 $50, 8 30,
AGO. n i5 90 80 and t1.90 .. m Sundays 500
nj. and 91b p. M and lis p. m.
TRAINS ARRIvE AZ WILMINGTON,
Fron, Phiiadelphia-1a4Q,i bs, S 25e 3S, s56 a m (;
1918, l245 Lls S.4S, AS, bC4. $50, lis, $40 1888
p. m. Sunday i2AH, l.os and 9s5 u NJ, and l0bb
p. m.
p. m, Qvom New OaAtle,) 1910 4. IN. ao sO2
Ff0m ". a r. R.-Slb and ll.se, a N. and W
?, n- Sundays ct Q, p. N. The slb a M only runs
from COatesville
FTom ". d w R. R.-tMarket st.. Depot) 1865 a.
m.. Loo and 500 p IN. Sundays, l245 and h45 p. IN
From PsTTb uiile-S ~ q m, Especially
Rw See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
twelve ,IilIlov. Amoua TWO,

An Augusta, Ga, despatch says that Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Madison. OF Madison Geor-
giA, have fallen heir TO Sl2000,OO0 in France.
aud will leave for that country next Tuesday TO
claim their inheritance The ladies are -aid TO
have received letter from Judah T. Benjamin
assuring them that there will be no obs:-..J in
the way of their receiving the property.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21

BE-SyipdH Sprin -Chas. Kyle, Proprietor This
pie LsAnt place of resort has been neatly ntted up
Tor the reception OF individual visitors, picnr. and
social parties. Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, ana ice cream, lSmonadc, CAKES,
fruits Sc., will ne sold To all who desi Z them, No
intoxicating liquors will he sold on the ground. He
will also continue his popular staud At Second and
Market where the abnve named luxuties may be
had during the season. also at his residence. sixth
and Orange, where he will he pleased to see his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
INCR CAPE MAY, VIA WEST r.; -szs..zesssr-
Il JERSEY RAILROADS -

EolRk lkS9iI cArs k.,l NAY ~. Va Nv WEST TAE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, JUNE lstn, 1873
Trains will leave Philadelphia, foot OF Market
Street upper ferry
so A. Nj, Morning Express. due al i2,l4
S.lh N, Accommodation, ne al 5l2
400 ", Fast kApTess, due At ~
80 \ sunday MAI, Que al 10 -
Returning trains viii leave CAFE MAY
6SoA NJ, Mail and Passenger. due at 1915
i,SO NJ Fast Express, due al i006
800 I N, afier moo Express, due at sal
5uO NJ, SUNDAY Mai, due at S2l PM
OF SATURDAYS ONLY q Fast kXpress train
will leave Philadelphia 81 2 70 T n, due at cape
May ~ P. NJ. Returning, leave Cape May on Mon
day mornings az $50 A. NJ due al Philadelphia = So
Pullman fAla t Cars are attAChed 10 toe ~ A Nj
and A0i = NJ, trains from Philadelphia and the 50
A N, and 10 NJ. trans from Cape May,
seats may be secured IN advance at No. As Chest
nut Street
Freight trains leave Camden daily al $50
season anu leAr.y Tickets at re iuced rates for
SAFE a. the ONCE OF the Treasurer, In Camden.
TICKET OFFICES,
No SIS Chestnut Street and In Ferry Building foot
Of Market street
W. j. sEwRLL, Superintendent.
Baggage called for aud Checked at Hotels or resi-
dence by the Union Transfer Company, once No.
SIS Chestnut street jeiI-tsepl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
FERN Presiding.

The girls should not forget that this is the
time to gather and press green ferns. They are
SO pretty and refreshing to have in the house in
cold weather. so easily obtained and 30 little
trouble to prepare, that it is pity any one
should be without few punches when the flow.
er-season has passed. There are many modes
OF preserving them but the one that seems
most successful Is to pick the ferns when they
are young and tender lay them between news
papers, or in large, fiat books, and place them
under very heavy weights, until the sap has en-
tIely dried. Persons who gather them in Au-
gust often leave them in press till Thanksgiving
or Christmas asserting that this long subjec.
ton to the weights keeps the color better than
any other method. The safest way to secure
perfect ferns is to take book to the woods and
lay each one between the leaves AZ soon as brok-
en- from the stem. Even in few minutes, ferns
will curl at their tips, and after an hour or two,
it il almost impossible to lay them Hat This
process is very good for bright leaves, and
makes them look less artificial than when they
are vanished. Bunches OF Autumn leaves are
very beautiful evening decorations, in lighted
candle be set behind them. This brings out
their brilliant tints. and give them the appear
ance OF having been freshly gathered. Home
and Society" Scri6ilers for September.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21

81 For Loss OF ARpetits, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression of Spirits and General Debility, in their
vaFious FORMS Ferro PhOsphated Elixir of Calssaya
made by Caswell, Hazard a Co, New York, and sold
by all drugRists 10 the best tonic. As a stimulAnt
tonic for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness, II has no equal II taken during the sea-
son It prevents fever and ague and other intermlt-
ent feverA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
New Advertisements, Thi. Day.

Registers notice
Notice OF Admiralty
Teas and Coffees-Bowman
Wanted-9irl who can COOK
House for remit J Buckly
Hardware-Truman a Shaw
Auction sale of the steamer Eclipse
House for sale or rent-sluhn bowers
Notice-W Wilmington Loan Association
Boarding for gentlemen-2l2 Poplar street
Mild Cherry Pectora-Hartman's Drug Store
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21

eE-TAPE F0RMI TAPE WORM l--Removed
In u few hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine.
No fee asked until the entire worm with head is
moved can refer those afflicted to patients whom
have cured, that have been treated by noted Physi
cians of this country anl Europe had beEn treated
mORths In Medical Colleges; had taken DR.. JayHes
specific Turpentine aud all known remedies. Dr
j. Is. Cherry 2A n. Ninth St, Philadelphia. VIII
hr at the Washington Hotel, Wilmington, every
Monday, from S. A. M to 5, p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21

TF-Dr. WiSiH's Bdisdp Of llltd Cherry is "a COM
bination and form indeed' for healing d curing
diseases of the throat, lungs and chest lt cures q
cough by ooseniBg and cleansing the lungs, and AL
layng irritation thus removing the cause, instead
Dt drying up the cough and leaving the disease be-
,InA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21

A NuIskScE.-A most offensive odor is emitted
from the garbage carts which are permitted to
stand out in the public street. in the evenings,
at 7th and Locust. Could not some other dispesi
ton be made OF them when not in use !?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
fs-AITESTlOy

s-AITRSTiOy
ApIgs' SUITS AND UNDERWEAR
CORsETS AND FoOPsKIRTS
IF ORR OWN MANUFACTURE,
1t extraordinary low prices.
FRANk'S EMPORIUM,
oil Market Street. wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21

PoUIsoN AND HIS STEAMERS. Chas. W.
Poulson was in town, yesterday. The Cape
agents have concluded the purchase OF q valuA-
BILE dock property from MIR, Isaac Whilldin, just
South OF the present landing at Cape May, and
that the independent Line OF Steamers OF which
MIR. James H. RedHed OF New York is Vice Presi-
dent, proposes to run boats there next Sc ason
making round trip, every day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
SoErGINa.

DoARpJNG-rrr gentlemen.
y sne2l-eods.s ga POPLAR ST.
DOARDIN1 WANTED "A lady with several
1 , small children, desires boarding In Whining
ton. rhe will require two bed rooms aad sitting
room communicating or adjoining; pr two large bed
rooms. AddreaE
"X.Y.Z," washington Street, City,
aug90-at' before the 2sd inst, II possible
DOARDING-A gentleman and wife, or two gem
, uemen can be accommodated with board and
a seoOnd-story front room. in private family.
Rug90-lats No 40S r. FOURTH ut.
GUNNER BoARDING-A few choice rooms may
- he had at Brandywine Springs. Apply 10
JyBi-tt MRS j. A. MOoaE
- apra-sm 600 DELAWARE AVENUE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
6aE Reat.

uNoR RENT-A handaomeFaloou for restaurant
T. in nrst-rate locality. Appy yyteso 70 arpEEr
aug2G6t 8sS KING srhhhl'
NNoR RENT-Rooms suitable for housekeeping
auaipIst. nSgMt" No. 3, r. SEVENTH ST.
NtR RENT-A six-roOmed hou:s ss SaoxRs xRss
auels-f sixth aud Madison Streets.
VNoR RENT-A stable in a desirable location;
will hold four horses: Apply 70 Co
aus1s. No 4,west seventh street.
UNOR RRNT- Fifteen room house, No. All .
" Market street. with all modern cSTven1 srh ms -
augll.u on the premises.
El0R RFNT-The basement under the First Ma
tlanRl Rank; It ia the same SIZE ~ the nsnhihR
and Directors Room OF said Bank, and contains
large DIRE proof vault. II Ia well suited or doVerh-
ment or CITY 0flces insurance, express OF t"fRrhph
Cfces or for real estate or insurance AgencieH 70
nrst-cass applicant, entirely satisfactory TO me
Board Of nirectOrs favorable errangsnen,. ush pe
offered, Apply TO GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG;,
auHllim thsnu''
TNoR RENT.-The large elegant store No @M
Il us Market street 1'n' ". WI II. daiGpIoRR'
augl.u ICT West seventh Street.
I1NoR REST-A twelve roomed house. No 4os, 4
It Fourth street. Apply at y! W; Eroii street
iyls.tf sAMuki ALLEN
WNoR RENT,-Four small new houses on ffa
1 Gllpln Avenue and Lincoln sts. one on ~
Jaeksan street, near lowering Avenue. Rent, tlOO
per annum. Inquire OF WM. II. PIERCE,
iviOtf No 8, W 4th ST.
TNoR RKNT-A new twO-story cottage Tor -
NJ. NJ. CHILD a CO.,
iys.tf No. 4. W. Seventh Street.
ENoR RENT rooms two Of them on o 81 moor,
j in desirable location Address b.
jyl-tf TINS ofhee
EoR RENT,-Thi,d story connecting Rooms,
Il over our Carpet store, 221 and 222 Market 81.
apr7s.tf q. WORRELI.
ENoR RRNT.--Dwelling House No. 1905 Delaware
r Avenue, II rooms, with all the modern iu1-
provements; possession given on the 25th OF March
next Apply to CLEMENT b. SMYTH,
dec2,tf SIS West Street.
WNoR RENT-Large fourth-story room with anti
u rooms; suitable for societies. Apply "
RICHARDSON a HOoPES,
nov2h-tf 9nS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-21
Henry Mendinnal
In Chancery
New Castle County,
Cause OF Partition

Petitioners. Cause OF Partition
And now, 20 wit, this fifteenth day of July, A. D.,
1873 t is ordered hy the Chancellor that notice by
advertisement be given forty days bsfrre the hrst
Mntday ia september next, 10 all persons having
any en- Items upon the interest estate Of Henry
Mendiuhal RhZaheth s. Taylor, Franklin Taylor.
Henry Taylor. Edward Nj. Taylor and Eliz Abeth
NJ Taylor, or either OF them In tae land and pre-.
IN ses. In said petition mfn'ioned to lie petition
St ing forth the nature and unit Of the IN
TIL ON Of the Register IN Chanrery for New Gas.
te County ten days before the hFst Monday NJ Sep
temb 7 mex, and to appear and prove said lien or
liens at the ensuing term Of this Court before the
rising OF the Cour. on the third das OF the term
ly94-T4M-4Od BENZ. NIRLDS, Trustee.