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NOTICE.

U. S. LAND OyyicE, IoSiA, Mich.
Nov. 14th, 1878.
Complaint having been entered at this Of.
fee by Norman Cleveland against Cornelius
A. Swain for abandoning his Homestead En-
try, No. 575b, dated Feb. 26sb, 1872, upon
the n. 4 dN. z. q !. and n. a }fN w.
A / Section r. Township 10 Moth, Range
IL West, in Lake CoaAty, Michigan, With q
view 10 the cancellation Of said entry: tho
ssid parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this Office a,i.l d.
Omtle sOth Day of Dsee'sder, 1873,
at 10 o'clockA. ~, to respond and furnish
testimony converting said alleged absadon-
ment.
}. H. KIDD, Register. -
J. j.. JENNINGS, Receiver
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OFFICE Or TIE COMFY ASSESSOR.
ORM,BT COUNTY. NEVADA.

OFFICE C- TIE COUNTY iS- ESSOE.
OANSBY COUNTY. NEVADA
C.aSu< ,ITy. IUn. II. lNf+'.
4 II. FEt.S;.SS Li,...f, 40 pan
"A STATE and O. unity Taxes. fer the veal
.o..i are r, by notified thrt IL, annual poll
tx of tour d.. Rs l.r fne HIS Ui tn, site AT
county Grt. fr IL each ,Ltl rtsiGtIt Of tlis
stat, over tw, n:y-on. ami und,r SIXTY years ii
- !, Nov DIE AND PAYABLE to IL,
Ca.1ry Ass sstr r his putty: nd all Irv ~
protoi topry said tax. when ell d upon. AMI
riso that he taxes On thu p rso"al prop r'y ri
u. ,s,ins who d. nat own Il esSfat, wi h.. til
county of sufiici, 1t valu t" secure the taxes L
both tn If r al nd II r-onrl pr, p, rtl. arr dIi
nd pIynbI, VII. II the 3 me- is ass' s-tti.
The laws pruvid, d for the collection Of til,
above IA, utiuued .xts will h strictly emf reed
J. p. WINNIE,
County ArstsSs'r
rJ- Office in the County Building. jej-ti
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Take Warning !!

THE Y. = r. u. x. COMPANY ARR
j snxious to take slua prersnti' n against ~
elients and loss Of life re~uitng from r,lrni'''
- their trains and they take this method a.
vsrnjay Parents md Gnsrsfisns against The
H,ng-p< effeu.,ing the ton common practice Of
sa.ildr.n ni.vins .brut their Csrs snf l"como-
Ev.s Those having in chsrc- the h''sinesa st
he C.mp,ny fni il impossible ." rshsrAr
loss who frequent the terIuini snd sfopr'n'
pJs~ss NJ the road from Climbing uprn the rsn
mi en- lines. snd they will feel themsrlve.
obliged to rrarrf to mere decided Fnessnr.a T.
yhese snnovsnc~s err continued. Recent scei-
e~ass. vbS-h .r~ wholly s~rribeble - the carr
H-saneis o. DerSnus 1umnins ''n snH on the rsr>
.Aen in motion sA0uiA ~ ws-,in- -rnush IL
T. r. YEHTSGTON.
oupenata0Aaat.
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CARSON CITY:
Eat June IL. 1873.
IRailr0xd Ccsice-

Persons living a: Empire AMI the re-
ai,out Ga the line Of .he " /. T. Il. Il,
are hereby hottie j that the "a eoniniod..-
lion Trains viii stop for Empire pass-en-
GERS only at tie EHPIsE DEpoT and
viii nat step TO receiv. or deliver pasSeE-
gers AT either the Mexican or Mor9al
dilis Platforms. In other words, !, So
en;,eIs iIcn, and for Empire mast get ol
and of the ears at the Empire Dero;
Sh=u TIE REGULAR trains stop there.
Ii. y. YtRINGIos,
Gen. Supt.
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tickets Of Admission. So la gold coin.

30 IE AELD I'D vIEGINlA ClTY. NEW.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

Other 0auses Of I Lsmp pxple.lon, Apart From
sals Of Volatility.
To The Editor Of the Commercial
All chemists agree that Sire Damp" astral.
and all other coal oils are Hydro Carbons. " and
practically. their vapor il the same explosive
compound. when mixed with air.
2nd-Itis admitted that the vacant space in
participated lamp ia occupied by air-or the
vapor OF the oil-one or the other-or mixture
OF air and vapor quite as explosive as the fire
damp" gas.
Sd-Thst the vacant space formed over the
oil IS 1t burns on the wick is more apt to be va
por alone In proportion the oil is more volatile
consequently the lower priced, (Which VOLT italzes
at ITO deg) may be less dangerous, under these
circumstances, because the astral oil oondenses
more rapidly when the flame is reduced, and
must necessarily form a more perfect vacu-
um in proportisn as is more oondensible
and more certainly invites air through or around
the wick. The difference in the pressure of the
air on the wick is very nearly the same. whether
the flame be blown up or down. Indeed by blow
ing up, the explosive mixture (within the lamp)
may be invited to the flame by removing the
pressure which confined 1t within the lamps
whereas II nothing but vapor existed there, it
atone will extnguish flame. II, therefore, tho
lamp containing astral oil has been burned free
~ for several hours, and then with a reduced
flame all night, it most probably contains mix
ture OF air and vapor, which will explode more
easily when the flame is blown up the chimney.
When the public mind Is excited il should be
reached by reason and not mere authority il IL is
our object to prevent a recurrence Of such ter
rlbe accidents by appreciating their true cause.
PoRr PENN. DEL, May 23d, 73
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
Churches To-NIorro,y.

Hanover street church. Rev. L. Marks, pas
tor, will preach morning and evening at 10I6 A.,
NJ and P. NJ. Sabbath school at 9 A. M.
West Church, Preaching by the Pastor elect,
Rev ], NJ. p. Otis, at 1G1l A. NJ. and 8 O'Clock
p. NJ.
There will be religious service in the basement
OF the old College Building (frof. Reynolds on
Delaware Avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 4 Z.
O'Clock
Rev. J. A. Dahleen, Ga graduate OF tho Theo-
logical seminary of Gettysburg, Pa) has now
taken charge of theSwedish Evangelical Luther
an congregation which has been meeting in
room occupying part Of the building known az
Monroe st. Chapel. He will preach there, to-
morrow, at 3, P. NJ.
Unitarian church. r. Israel pastor. Hours OF
meeting at l05 and o'clock. Sunday school
at "a p. M. Seats free, and the public are cord-
ally invited.
Spirtualists Hall. Mrs @. Fannie ALLYN Of
Mass, closes her engagement at the Sprituaists
Hall tomorrow, and by request will give relation
OF her experiences as Spiritualist and medium
at l0]5 A. M, The subjects for evening lecture
at y o'clock will be chosen by the audience.
Admission lOc Lyceum at "a p NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
U. y. Internal Revenue,

RETIREMENT OF THE AssEssoRs--TRANsFER OF
ALL BusIsEss TO THE COLLECTORS.
Pursuant to the provisions Of the law passed
at the recent session of Congress, the Assessors
of the U. S. internal Revenue, with their Assist
ants, were retired from office on the goth inst
As the U. :. taxes are now almost entirely con-
fined to tobacco, cigars, spirits, &c which are
payable by stamps, the latter are sold bv the
Collectors, and the whole business Is now con-
fined to their department.
In this state, the retiring Assessor is General
panial WOodall, who has held the place since
March, 1863, aud discharged its duties with hdel-
ity ana credit. His Assistant retiring with him
are Samuel A. McAllister and ii. H. McNIullen,
OF New Castle county John A.. Stevenson, Of
Kent and Robert A. Houston, of Sussex all
OF whom have rendered satisfactory service
The Collector, DIR. j, S. Prettyman, will con-
duct bis business as heretofore, with his princi-
pal Office in Wilmington, having one Deputy in
each OF the three counties. DIR. VIC Davidson
will act in Kent, and nominations have been
made for this county and Sussex.
With this transfer Of more business to the
Collector, he has been required to give addition
al bonds 10 the Government, to the amount Of
1000. making the whole amount of his pres
ent surety @l64 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

LADIES FURNISHING GooDs.-At this time of
year, when the summer changes of underwear
aud cooler dresses are needed, it will be well for
The ladies to know where to 60 to find them
vertising columns, we would recommend Mr. r
Il. Franks emporium as one of the best. For
full and varied stock of all things needful in
this line, you will lind this store, No 5l1 Market
street, the place to go. MIR. Frank is making a
specially of ladies' lull SUITS made of the latest
styles and patterns of goods and really up to the
standard, as to fashion. As usual, a fun line of
childrens suits, Of every description, is always
kept on hand and for ladies' fine kid gloves, his
stock is large one, OF all the best makes in the
market, and of all colors. This is, also, one of
the largest hoop skirt manufactures in the State.
to which attention is called
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

NOTICE-A GOOD 1--WE TN INT : The Me.
2N chtnlcs' Loan ASSOCIATION ls now issuing a Sd
Series OF STOCK. The Association oilers a premium
OF 10 per cent per annum Tor III 1st series which
Will no doubt induce tins holders to withdraw this
giving additional advantage to the I'd and sd series
subscriptions received ny the secretary,
myls-f Il n IAYLUR, Market st,
NOTICE TAGGEkI'S k&FkESS. The only
IN Line delivering goods twice "a day, from Phil
adelphla. Ompt and reliable! special attention
given To private baggage, a ii forwarded to all
uepOts and hotels. special mt ssenger to and
from Philadelphia daily. Onice No o East Attn 81
Wilmington, or Chestnut sleal Wharf, Phladel-
phla. dohdH received IN Phllada til O'Clock
malb I'm JDsHUA A rAGGERT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
Cita 0Drdinaaffs.
4 ~ sDADINANCE

N
PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF a
CoNMITTKE ON BONDS AND FOR OiHklt
PURPOSES;
Be L ordained By the CITY Council Of Wilmington
SECTION That there shall DO appointed at the
first stated nesting of the City Council after the
CITY election In every year, or whenever vacancy
may exist. committee of i've members OF the City
Council TO be entitled Committee on Bonds.
SKC. That it shall be the duty OF the COMMITTEES
on Bonds tn take cognixsnce Of the official bonds
and oatha or afiirmations of all municipal Oflcers
and report thereon in writing at the nrst stated
meeting Of the City Council after the election ap
pOntmant or entrance upon duty OF each and every
City officer; whether said Olicer has duly taken the
official oath or affirmation and given onclal BOND
according to law front ed TDat it shall not be re-
qusite for said committee 10 report upon the official
oath or animation OF any officer when the same has
been duly administered In the presence OF the City
Council or upon the official md and oath OF AMIR.
nation of any member or Otlicef OF the Board OF
Health or Public Education.
$50 That 1t shall be the duty Of the CLERK OF
the City Counoi 10 fnrnish the Committee on Bonds
with the names and ONCE OF every City Ofiaer, con-
tempated by Section OF this ordinance, Immediate
ly after his election or appointment
SRO That the Committee on Bonds shall pro
vide printed copies of the oicia oath or Affirmation
which is required by law OF city officers aud every
Oficer OF the City, excep ing those sworn In at q
meeting OF the CITY Council and members or olcsra
Of the Boards OF Health or OF Public Education, I'll Al
take and subscribe the oath or affirmation Aforesaid
minister an oath and The same shall be tnereupon
nled In the office Of the Clerk Of the city Council,
JOSHUA MARIS,
President City Council.
Attest: W. 3. HAYES, Clerk. ny24-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
LOCAL IHTELLIGEHCE.
Railroad Hs=.
FRAms LzAvB wnarneFoN.

Trains LEAVE WILMINGTON,
For FAiiaaslpAt9--La5, geS, s.Hoa aI0 1880 !. m. /;
iAsa 500. <0os Hb0. S.1k lass p. N. Sundays
60 and Gs0. pm
For Rss Yerk-l.aD . M 1880 and b60 .. m
EeE BaltiiHers--lASs. aos and 1905 g. m l.ss and
k12 p n
Esr tAs D.Iessers R R-iRuO. and lOls q. m /;
ea0 p m. No euneay trainA
EoF Esss czstis-lRb5, laiO :. m. and LIS, ass
p. m
Fsr osasesvtlis- -s.sO, A. II. and and P. n. The
nrst two run through to READING.
=, Eg v r. 3 R-tharket St., Dspotl 100
1910 q m, and hs6 p. m.
LEAvE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
1G40 $50, and 104b a m. 1a1b a90, $50, 400
b1b.L00, 9.ib and u.sO D ~. Sundays 500 N. and
9.1D p. m and IL p. m.
FRAIEs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From DelalsaSs H. h-a00 Cfpom New Caaaei
lo.lo a m 400, l0s0. CThe latter is freight with
passenger car attached.l
From v. e r. R-ai5 and 1l.4b a. m and g 10
D. m The $40 q N. only runa from Coatesvile.
From Philadelphta-l2.Ss, 1bs, e.bs a m 12OG,
1.le, as, AS, 500, e.25. $780, 1885 Sunday 12A2
1.bS and ESQ g. m, and 10. SO D. M.
From ". a ". r. R-(Market St., Depot T.65 a.
m, 1.0Oand 600 p m.
- See time tables for further Particular
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
UEsoLICIrhD 7As4IMoSY

Dr.. z. r. KUNKEL:
Dear sir:-I desire TO bear iunsolicitedD testimony
TO the inertia OF your Bitter line OF IOn as a dys-
peptic remedy. have taken 1t M self with excel
LenI enect. have noticed the great benefit derived
from Il by several suffering, poor woInen whom
yoar charity has enabled me to bestow II upon. l
am willing that you Should use this in any way you
mas desire, and nope those OF my friends who read
IL will believe 1t to be an honest expression Of my
opinion Of an excellent medicine aud of my sense
obligation to Its benevolent proprietor, e. +.
Kunkel-
Respectfully,
ANNE 4. MCDOWELL
Editor Woman's Department sunday Republic.
A"FRIEND" inquiries: "what does your certin-
cate 70 tine efficacy Of kunkel Wine OF iron Filters
mean ls 1t true that it has helped yourself and
others in dyspepsia 2" 1t means Just what 1t says.
We have proved its efficacy III our own case, and
have seen Its effects in many others. Dr. Kunkel
has our Warmest thanks for putting It In our power
TO relieve many poor sufferers by furnishing his ex-
celent medicines grautously 10 uH for distribution
amongst those unable 10 pay for them.-AHsle b..
McD0BeH
now only ask trial of this valuable Tonic.
orice u per bottle. X. Il. kUNkkL, sole Pro-
rietor, NO. 26s North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia
ASK for Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
other
For sale in Wilmington by E. McInall, Jr., Second
and Market, T. Bringnurst Co., Sixth and Market,
II. X. Bringhurst 317 Market street; Alfred Walton
1856 Market street; j. j. Gallagher b. q. Shoema-
ker, smith d Painter, W. e. Williams, Ninth and
Market streets and L. NJ. England, COZ. sixth and
LOMBARD streets. Oct30-ly-lB
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
New Advertisements, ThIs Day.


Grand Opera HOuse-Cantata Of Laila
Millinery go0ds-LOwengrund, Phila
Lace gooda-David Wood, Phila
City Ordinance
Carpets and Mattings-V Il Arehambault, Phlla
Hardware-Truman Shaw
City demonstrations parties
LOst-Gold cuff-button
Wanted-Wood Sawyer
Wanted-Protestant white woman
Proposals for furnishing earth
House for sale or exchange-E Pennington
Man wanted-W ChuTchman
Sozodont-City Item
Clothing-BeDnett q Co
Fresh ish-Eighth Street Market
Brussels silk-Wisham, PhilR
Llama sacques-Clty Item
Boots and shoes-Rabinurt
Publie sale of houses-ogle Miller
Registers notice
Wanted-s hrst-class dress makers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

Reading is like Wlmington-it has no postal
cards yet.
The second instalment Of the Spring whippings
is due and payable at New Castle, to-day.
An engineer on North bound train on the
P. W. Il b. R. r., discovered man dead drunk
and lying across the track on Thursday, and re-
versing his engine stopped the train just in time
to prevent cutting the man in twain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
8oardtug.

UNOARDING.-Tw gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with nrst-elass board, ,in private family,
with home comforts, nv iHquirinR at
my29 1t Ne. b2b W. SEVENTH STREET.
mys.im los r. an Street.
DOARDING-Som very pleasant front rooms to
} rent, with board, at the well known house Tor
msrg7-tf ''''' soc MARKET STREET.
ID DoARDING-For gentlemen, at
II apr24-tf si4 KING STREET.
SUMMER BOARDING AT TROUT BROOK IS
- or 10 boarderB eau be accommodated at rOut
brook Farm; high and pleasant situation, within
few minutes drive Of kenDett Square station, u. Y.
X X. Address ALEXANDER BLA1nkh
kennett square T. o.
apr36.1m Chester County, Pa.
DoARDING,-RoOm on second, third and fourth
ID nOors, at N. W. Cor. sth and WEST SITS.
apr2stf A. M. FOTHERGILL:
DoARDING-For GENTLEMEN at -
= sepls-tt si2 KING STREET.
B aprS-Gm 300 DELAWARE AVENUE.
~ Cape May, n. J.
This First-6'lass Family House will be Open
for the Reception Of Guests,
On Thursday, juno Goth,
Its location in proximity to the beach, the high
character OF It's Patrons the constant efforts OF the
proprietor to render II home like In every respect
the excellence OF It's tables, combine TO make IL one
of
THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY HoTELs AT CAPE MAY.
Apply to: II. w. SAWYER, Proprietor,
myT to sept At the Ulayson House,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
Lest auG 9Gnaa.

r osr-A GOLD CUFF BgTTON-wIth leaf ei !.
/ craving lost between st. Panls church and
tenth and Washington st. Areward offered for leay-
ing at myR4.lt THIS OFFICE.
ENoUND-GoATs-T owner of 3 stray goats
r. can hear Of them b. calling al this office, aud
paying expenses my2s2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

q For Los Of Appetite Dyspepsia, lndeest on,
Depression Of Splrils ana GeLela DeDilLJ in Lheif
various foIms, ,Ferro Pnosphaed kmxlr ur Calissaya
made by CRsWel Hazard d Co ! ew GTk, and stlh
W all draggists is the best lOLic. as a ntmulant
tonic Tor patients reeoveriI lrUm lever or other
sickness, It has no equal Ii during the sea-
son II prevents lever and ague AID Other intermit-
tent feVera
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

NJ orIGE.-At a meeting Of TN b0ard of Direc-
IN tors of Tie Bakers Union Philip combs was
authorised to settle the acCoHnts OF that Assocta-
tiOn, and all those ind btsd to said Association ara
hereby notified to call at the corner % Fourth and
Spruce Stree $, and make settlement at once and
save COST By order Of the Board Of jireutOIs
apfl1-u j BthELEt, Seoy.
IL IsSOLUTIoN OF PAhrNEbsHIP-The co.
~ Partnership here ofore eNis ing between sam
uel Mufphey and Joseph e. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture alere, ts this " dlssoVed by mu-
tual consent. The business Of the late 1rm will be
settled by Joseph 4. Booth, who will still continue
the business at the old stand, 800 SHIPLEY Street.
wilmington, Del SAMUEL MURPHEY,
JOS. L. BOOTH.
WILMINGTON, April 49, aprl7-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

APPOINTED REGIsTER.-Charles NJ. Vardey or
has received the appointment, from Governor
Ponder, of Clerk OF the Orphans Court aud
Register in Chancery. for New Castle county,
He has been Deputy Clerk Of the Peace. The
retiring officer is Beni Il. Ustiek Eco