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MKRELY MEhTloMEp.

Try the celebrated Primeria Cigar. at Singles a
Sons, sOa Market street.
-slngles Son, make the very nnest Havana Ci-
gara in the city, for IL cents.
why go to Philadelphia for cigars when you can
sat them cheaper and better At 6Os Market street,
ing.es a Son7
twenty .une styles Of Missss paitors. at Bab-
COCK a Bros, 1Oe and 2Os Market street.
You can get nice ladies' lasting Button Gaiters.
~ BeDcock a bro.'s, tor tzoO, call aud see them.
All the styles and grades of low cut walking
shoes, AZ BAbcOck a Bros, ZOO ands0S Market st.
II The Princess Eugsnie walking shoe, double sole
for ladies', Al Dabcoek a BRO 4 2Oo and 2OS Market
GeeL
The Excelsior and Evans American CATER, 10
he had only ~ BaDcock Bros 2O6 a4d BUS Market
street.
-Thirty-eight (ss) styles Lauiea' CATERS from
slso 70 500 at BaDCock BrO.'s, 2OS aud zUs Mar
Ret street.
-RIfty-three (o8) styles of gents CATERS from
Sl.1o " $780, III bDcOGk Bros, 2O6 and 2Us Mar
ket street.
An endless variety OF Shildren's and Infants
shoes, al styles anu cOors, NJ bapcoCk Bfu.s zOS
anu 1Os AarAet street.
R-The new style Portland gaiter, designed for
gents Whs wear wide bottom pAnts, AZ bADcock .
Bro, y, xD6 and ~ Market street.
Latest thing out is the mixed colored shoes for
children, ali the rage In New York CITY, TO be had
babcock Bro b 2O6 and AUS Market street.
All our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere, invite you To call and
examine: no trouble to show goods at Bah, ock a
Bros, 206 and 2Os Market street.
Hayes, Second and French streets, nrst intro.
dncsd the genuine cent Yara Gle all others nave
been limitations. You can get them now In thelI
purity, 81 second and HTench streets.
Hayes manufactures hone but nrst-class cigars
why ~ 70 thiladt y MIA for cigars, when you can
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e. FUtaI al Last IA remedy that not only re.
heVes, Ous cures tnAt enemy o. mankind, CO. stump
uon, as Wen as Inc nutneIouB satelilles which re.
VoiHe BIT uhd II in she shape Of coughs, Colds DOn
chita, sore tnIoat, lnn0enza, &C. 1ne renedy We
auude " is Dr. lstat ba sam OF lid CnerTt pre-
pared Dy SeLA FuWle d sUn, boston.
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EXCURSIONS PROPOSED The members aud
friends of Brandy9ine M. Z. church propose to
make two excursions, by steamer, to Cape May,
this season. The first one will take place on
Thursday, July 3lst, and the second on Thurs
day August 7th. Mr. John L. Gouley also pro-
poses to have an excursion to the Rehoboth
Camp Ground per steamer FELTON,, on Thursday,
July 10th
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LEASE OF THE SURF HoUsE.-The Surf House,
the name given to the new Methodist boarding
house at kehoboth Beach, has been leased to
Mrs. Mary IL. keene, of this city, who formerly
kept the Boarding house at 5O6 Market street
Mrs, keene has already secured some 70 or 80
boarders. some of them being from Virginia
The building will accommodate about sixty, aud
will be occupied in few weeks.
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ES-SylDGn sprtn. Ghas. Kyle, proprietor. THE
pleasant pace IesOrL Ueen hessIy d TED up
Ivr Tic reception OF lndSIuua. rlstoTs, plcnc. anu
social pafues. AInpie aCcULn IOdaJlOIs daleiLg
nave Deen made, aliu Ice LIea, i~LIVnaue, ChAes
lrults az, viii We suu to al VINO GesI tAem, n.
III. OAleatlng lquUIs IN De sUIu Uu ths ground. liz
WILL hlsO LUnllhue his pUpulaT stAAu Second u. u
hAlket, NneFe me ADVte naln5u luAulles maj be
mad duflLg Int seasUn; aIaO, a. las IvsdenUe, SlAL
and Crabge, where lie VIA De pleased 70 see nlk
many IIlenua ana Lbe puune NeneIAAJ.
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50 Flashing in their ps arly sheen,
FROM VIE g,vIlOus UOra4llne,
see tDOse teeth uulhrnlshedl
White allke, Tie JACK aud lrunt
les, Dy the tragrant sOLODONT,
May beauty b mouth Ds garnlshsd!
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Rev. DR. CHARLES BREoK.-We learn with
pleasure that DR. Brock will visit our city to-
morrow. officiating in Trinity Chapel in the
morning. aud preaching the anniversary sermon
at the Old Swedes in the evening. He will be the
guest of the Rev. Rector of Trinity church.
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LOCAL lHTELLIeEHOE.


TRAITS LRAvB wuEniaT0N.
Em PAtIadslphts--1sS as, $50 sl0 l0.so g. m. !
lasO 500, 400 noo, Ills. 1898 p m. Sundays
90, and 6s0, p m
nv Rsw ROEk--i.so = N. 1850 and $50 p. m
For BaittAOrs-is.nR AOs and lO.0aA m. La and
n12 p. m.
FsT the DeIassaFs r. R-la6e and 1910 a. m. |;
as p. ~. No Sunday trains. =.
For Meas oassls-ls.D5, 1910 9. m, and LIS, esb
p m
For oOatessills-s.sO, A. NJ and and r. N. The
1rat two run through TO Reading.
For ". a " z R-tMarkst st., Dspot,l TOO
TO- a. m, and Z. 90 p. N.
LHAvE PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
1870 asO and IO4b q m. 1915 asO, $50, 400
SIS 90. bis and 11.s0 .. N Sundays 500 m. and
olb p. m and 1902. m.
TRAINS ARRIvB AT WILMINGTON,
From Dstat5dre h R.-S.0O from New Gas
lois q m s.Do, 1890 cine latter is freight with
passenger car aItached.)
From ". 4 r. R--s.ib and 1i.4o, a. m. and SIS
., n. The SIS a m only runs from COatesvtlle
From PhiLGdslphfa-12.42, o., o.68 q m l2.ob,
L1e, J.As. as, e.t2. 6.25 $50, 1916 Sunday 1872
l.5S and 800 a M, and 1925 p. m.
From ". q W. R. R---tMarket 81, Depot 1865 a.
N, l. 00and 500 m.
- see tDe tablea for further nartitularh
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sB- For LOIS Of ppetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Oppression uf Spirits aud Generai Debility, In their
various 10 ms Ferro Pn0sphated Eitxlr Of Calssaya
made ny CHswel, Hazard a Co ew lorR, Hnd 81 ii
ny Al DR. lgglsts IS the best toLic as stlmil4nt
tonic for patients recovering rom fever or other
Sickness, II mas no equa. II aken during the sea
son II nts fever and ague aud other intermt-
tent teVer5.
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Persons who desire to attend the Strawberry
Festival at Brandywine Springs on Thursday next
can obtain free tickets for admission to the
grounds on application at this office.
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1Fu"puObIuIIJI
ANNE e. MCDOWELL.
Editor Woman's Department sunday Republic.

A"FRIRED" inquiries: "What does your certin.
cate to the efficacy OF Kunkel Wine OF iron tittefs
mean? Is 1t true tina. IL has helped yourself and
Otaers in dyspepsia 2" 1t means Just what 1t says
We have proved Its efficacy in our own case and
have seen It's effects In many 9th rs. Ir. Kunkel
has our warInest thanks for putting 1t in power
to relieve many pOt sufferers by furnishing his eX
GellenJ medlci 10 gratultousy 10 distribution
amongst those unahe 0 pay for them.-a7ge b,
HcLOneH
| now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
"rice 81 per bottle. E +. hUNkEL, Sole Pro-
fletor, NO. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine
Philadelphia.
ASK for KuRkels Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
other
For sale In Wilmington by h. Mclnall, Jr., second
and Market e. BIinghurst q Co., sixth and Market,
IL. X. Bringhurst, SlT Market street; Alfred Walton
2s5 Market street, j. j. Gallagher b. a G. ShOemR-
ker, smith Painter, W. f. Williams, Ninth and
Market streets and L. N. England, cor. Sixth and
Lombard streets, oots0-ly-le
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y. OF I. VIsITATfoN.-Quite a large number OF
Sons OF Temperance making arrangements
for visit to Aurora Division No, 8, at Stanton,
ON next Monday evening.
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NIOTICE-At meeting of the Board of Direc-
~ tors Of tie Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized tO settle the accounts o, that Associa-
ton and all those lnd bt d to said Asset tOn are
hereby no fled 10 call at the corner OF Fourth and
Spruce Stree y, and m IKE settlement at once. aud
save cst BIZ order OF the Board OF ireuIors.
anT1T-tf i RAkT,I k S,sgY.
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w UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.

DR. + KUHKEn:
Dear Sir:-I desiIe TO bear unsollcited) testimony
to tine meriB OF your Bitter Vine OF ITou as n dys.
pepLic Remedy. have taken It M self with ex ell
lenp ELECT have motto, the great bent NJ derived
from u by several suffering, poor wOmen whom
your charity has enabled mr. TO OestOw it upon
am willing that you pud USE thlA IN any way you
may desire, and nOpe ii So OF my friends who read
1t Will believe It to be- an honest expression Of my
obligation 10 its benevolent proprietor, e. +.
Kunke,
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81 Elegant. sweet, light, ana wholesome bread
rol y biscuits, cora bread, mulnns, buukwnest anu
other grIdule Cakes and stry AID cakes with DO
ley's cas- rowuer. SOld w gfOGera.
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81 striped Grenadines, 191Sc reduced from 25c.
call ana Them. q ID. hamrIck q Co., - N
EighLn sheet, Philadelphia.
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THE PROCEEDINGS OF lis MEETING, LAST EVENING.
Mr.. EGkel presided, in the room Of the Clerk
of Council.
The Committee on the nuisance in Lord street
was discharged without the abatement of the
nuisance, the Board deeming that it had not the
power
The nuisance at the Railroad and Orange street
was abated.
NusRnces were report in the 10Th Ward in the
cellars OF seven houses on Maryland avenue. near
Front street, in the CUTTERS in West Liberty
street. and at Third and Harrison, which were
referred to the Committee for that ward
Scavengsrs licences were grated to Enamel
Black, Abram Oomegys and Nathan Pratt.
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NEw FIRM

The undersigned have entered into CO. partnership
under the firm name OF M. v al u Pyle, Tor the
purpose Of carrying on the coal business at the 3.
W. corner Of Front and Iatnall streets.
MARS V. PYLE,
aprl9.5m ISAAC U. Pa LIZ,
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NATTANs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY restores gray hair
Nat.ans Ctyaial ID tc1yery removes dandruh.
Naltans Crystal Discovery culOrs WhiskPrs.
Nattans rystal discovery promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Nattans Crystal Discovery cures dlieases of the
scalp.
Nattans Crystal Discovery Is sold by all drugRsts
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DoARDINa : Persons wanting beard fnt the
every comfort At Del Delight Farm, nsEr tandem
Oe ,lst Address sf call on ILs sSasa5 IL "a
WpOkRDING "A man and vita can ha accoEauo-
J dated with board; also, ,ew sirgle Ensn az u
Ie5 6fsus.l 2sl SHlPlEY NTRBEr A
RoA m,gs ss. for ePn'le%Sp sh A srHRrr
/ 5 mIT.im los r. an Street
DOARDIRG.LR0oms on second, third ana fourth
- nlors, at N W. Cor. sth and WEST GTa
IloARD1Na-FOr GENTLEMEN at -.
u sepio-tf sl2 KING s'rREEr.
Is aprS-em 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
s==ssz=zssz==ss====z ====s===-T=z@-
4GaHiea.
- i-----s.s --7'77
WANTED-A experienced white girl as ladies'
J.7.9t sOO DELAWARE AVENUE.
NTANTbD-A young man. Of good ad ress to
w sell weeds ous Of wsRon on comr'ission,
unil he Is familiar with tn business. security re-
js1it ass Market Street
WANTED-A ps.ent irOnsr on shirts and col
jee-9t' Fourth and KiDg Streets
VIVIAN ED-A situation as gsvernesa. All the
w English branches, Latin, French and Music
t'G' sss; best reference given Apply a ovv,cp
WTANTBD-Two good trimmers on light work.
j. GUTHRIE co,
J'58r South 3 de-
WAN KD-A t1lrl 70 do h-usewoTk in a small
ieSst' A'''' SIS W NINTH STREET
w ANTED-A GOOD sAWYRR. Apply at
w jeb-st F or OF WEST STREET
WANTED-Hesyy, fonr. rallied White Oak fence
w pos's Also Whi'e OAK fence rails, TO be de-
llvered in Wilmington or at our mills. Address |;
JAMES RIDDLE, SON CO.,
Brandy wtne Cotton Mills,
J'5-eteod near Wilm'nston, Del
EEANTRD-A second hand on bread and cakes
w my97-tf GEO BOWERS. 9ls Market St
A GENTS WANTED nv EHY WHERE. 10 sell
~ DOR new and novel EmhrOidaring Machine.
Send for Illustrated Circular 70 the Mckee anu ac-
turing ompahy, 500 b tadway New York.
GooD; RELIABLE ssRvAN1s can be prOcurtd
SELECT iNTRLLIeENCE OFFICE,
my2O GIN NO, s96 Orange street.
WTANTED-A boy to learn The sat trade APP
w ply to r. W. BIKNIR,
myl3-u X. Water Street,
NVANTED.- BALLS,
For which the highest cash price will be paid.
JOSEPH MBLLoR,
may5-1m 20 French Street.
| NATANTED.-Tw energetic young men as sales
w men. Good Inducements offered, at Grover
/ n DdhtI obWttB mhCHtue OiuC't
apr4-u si6MAREET ST,
| WANTED = IMMEDIATELY = Several active
| wv men TO canvass the city for Singer Sewing
Machines. Apply at
msrsl.tf s1b MARKET STREET.
| WANTED-Honseke to know that they
w can procure good servants, at short notice,
| by applying at Mas TAl LOR'S
Intelligence ONCE
| marl3 1y N. X. cor Second aud vest Sta
| VA ANTEO Energetic men Of good address to
| w sell Singer Sewing Machines Apply 600
| Market Street jan2l-u JOSEPH II. JONES.
| VEyANTED = IMMEDIATELY, Active Young
| w men TO canvass for the Grover n Baker Sew.
| ing Machine. Apply at s16 N ARKET ST
octo-u Wilmington Del.
w CARPET BALLS
| For which the highest cash price will he paid. Ap.
/ ply to p. HASS0N,
| and and Orange Streets,
| oct23-d&w,t Wilmington Del
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gt ~ SssA:QI0b:

nNnuNb- oar % the Janetioa Brsatwh or
4RAifoad. Mtacc6 HObd cane. The osneF
"un hare the same b cal Ing e Allll. a 4
JeI.lt uInlp Pne WASHIN1roN 81. T
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TTNp KEEp COOL, go 10 II &. Fourth street, and
buy Japanese ian. Remember the No. II Kast
fourth Street. t!-i all j. L. HOUSTON, JR.
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I AVN MOVING MACHINES- VBDE- 90.
u \ sire 10 call the aLttDtiOR of the public sssas
% our very complete assortment nf Lawn S1SsA
Moving MachineF, 81 diitetent szas OF thu 49,
SAFE on the most iheFalterm5 who'll sale or Trail
.# DAVID LANfRE1H \ son.
.4t= n . MS 21 ana % =. SIXTH ST.
my3llm : MATketiand Chez tnuf, FhilH.
.Ej,LowERs AMI plRELLIs WORK OF EVERY
H desert lion, eheapat Al ERDICEs,
------ II - - ShlnlnN III
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UNoR RRNT.-Third ssorY connsctfnR Rooms.
y over our Carpet Store, $50 and 22g Market "
apr2s.u ..i .. 10 g a. WOKKELL. ST.
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W-T0 TIE LADIES,

F. L. FRAN ks
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET For BUSINESS PURPOSES.
"A r1Es1IoS'
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY
NEW FIREPRooF BUILDING,
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT, IN THE ABOVE
PIREPRo0F, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE.
&o &G
oFr1crs SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
RANKS INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C, &C., CAN BE
HAD sINGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE. FROM lOx12 FEET TO 26x67 FEET AT $500,
,Uo $500 AND UPWARD TO sl2ooo ACCORDING TO
sIzR AND LOCATION.
THE ABOVE BUILDING is
COMPLETELY FIREPROOF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
HEATED By STEAM. AND HAS TWO FIRST CLAS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PROyEMENTs.
RENT OF SMALL OFFICES
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

ITURNIsHED PARLoR TO LET-wITHoUT BOARD,
IL in Q private family, also other desirable Rooms ~
70 l3Q East Twenty. .flfth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

FURNISHED SUITS OF ROOMS AND SINGLE
u Rooms TO let to gentlemen without board in the
first class house "a West Twenty fifth street, Madi
son square choice location.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES.
ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR-
POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS
INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

TTOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
III Location Waverley place; cntains Ms eight rooms
complete; price $500 rent $3.50. 1ddrcss OPPORTUN-
ITY, Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

EuRNIsHED ROOMS. IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR
light house keeping also back Paror and front Base
ment tor DOCTORS office. 229 East Thirtieth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

LyURNIsHED ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR. TO ONE
IL or TWO gentlemen; references exchanged. Apply at
238 West Forty eighth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

LNURNIsHED ROOM TO LET-TO GENTLEMEN
only at rs East Fifteth street. second hoor REFER
en- renuired.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

A FINE FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-FOR ONE
n or two gentlemen in quiet private family; refer
ence required Inquire at sos West Thirty first street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues :
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-sUITABLE FOR A.
physician, and also other Rooms, for gentlemen
only, at 307 East Ninetee nth street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

T,OR HOUSEKEEPING-THREE NICELY FUR
nimec Rooms well lighted, in Norton street. every
convenience for For particulars inquire Of
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

avenue, between Forty fifth and Forty sixth streets
now occupied as clothing store suitable for any re-
I1re m
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

A SUIT OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO RENT
IA Consisting of drawing room, library, bedroom and
bathroom. Apply at q West Nineteent tn street
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

TURNIsHED RooMs-wITHOUT BOARD. NO. SO
II East Twenty-sixth street. near Madison avenue;
rafar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-01
The Colinin.
THE SECOND OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER BULL
mo AT CHEsTER.

THE SECOND OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER BUILD
ING AT CHESTER.
The tallow froze on tho ways and the Coli
ma, the second of the iron steamers being built
at the Delaware River Iron Works at Chester,
for the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., could not be
launched on Thursday. All else was in readiness.
The following are the Dimensions of the vessel :
Length on deck 3l5 feet length on nineteen
foot water line, 800 feet beam (moulded), 40
feet; depth from spar deck, ,2SJ5 feet; depth from
hurricane, 361S feet ; tonnage old measurement
2379 tons; freight capacity on dead weight, 2l00
tons: draft OF water 10 feet.
The vessel has q straight stem, bar keel and
iron bulwarks There are five water-tight bulk
heads of iron. The vessel is built according to
Loyd's rules 100 a. She will be brig-rig and
spread 800 yards of canvass in her plain
sails. The engines are 800 horse power, and
are compound. The cylinders are 81 inches and
IS inches diameter, with stroke of piston of
81 feet; surface condensed screw, four bladed
of the Hirsch patent, 161I feet; diameter,-; oil
shells, Is inch, double nveted Accommodations
for passengers, 200 iirst-class and $50 second
class.
The vessel was modelled by Edward Faron. un.
der the directions Of Capt. f. r. Baby, Genera
Superintendent Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
Another effort to launch the vessel will be
made on Thursday next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-01
Grace Anniversary.
IT'S CELEBRATION LAST EVENING - HON. d. NJ
BATES GLASS TAKES THE BANNER.

IT'S CELEBRATION LAST EVENING - HON. d. N.
BATES CLASS TAKES THE BANNER.
Pursuant to announcement, previously made
in this journal, a missionary anniversary was
held in Grace NJ. H. Church last evening. in
which all of the sunday schools connected there
with participated. The platform MAS very tasti-
ly decorated with flowers and banners, while a
large cross made Of evergreens, stood upon its
centre,
The exercises consisted OF music, the presen-
tation of the banner to the class contributing the
largest amount of money. to the cause during tue
past year - that class being Hon. d. M, Bates
an address by the pastor Rev. Jacob Todd,
and an allegorical representation of the virtues
of Faith, Hope and Charity, called Corona
tion."
Some OF the music was quite fine, and al
though very much OF the LABOR of the evening
fell upon the organist. she acquitted herself as
is her wont, with great credit,
We do not propose to enter upon the task OF
praising all that was praiseworthy, lest we should
say too much, and shall only say that the even
ing was very much.eDjoysd by all who were pres
ent
The amount contributed, this year. (by the
three schools first named below was 81 ,9S2 25.
The schools participating wero Grace Morn
ing School Grace Afternoon School; Grace In-
fant School Epworth Mission School ; Madley
Mission School.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-01

TT s. INT. REV. COLLECTOR SALE OF
o REAL EsTATE.-Will be sold at Public Sale
AZ the Uniled States CUSTOM HOUSE Building
corner Of sixth and King Streets In the City Of
Whining on,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 6TH, 1873, at 19, NJ
All that Lot or Tract Of Land situated In Branay-
wine Hundred, City OF Wilmington, County Of New
Castle, and State of Delaware, bounded and de-
Beginning at q stake in the middle OF Marsh road
at the distanca OF thirty 800 feet northward from
the north side OF the Philadelphia Wilmington d
Baltimore Railroad, measured at rightangles there.
TO thence Bouthwestward paral el TO raid railroad,
and at the parallel distance Of thirty SO feet there
from, about one hundred aud siaty-eight Q6e) feet
to point in line with the noIthward side Of sx-
teenJn street as laid out Ia the City OF Wilmington
and extended without any change Of course through
the lands of the Chrthtiana River improvement
Uompany-R corporation OF the state OF Delaware
20 the said railr0ad thence along said side OF said
street ext nded westward about five hundred and
seventy l6IU) feet to the eastward side Of new
street laid out at six y-nve feet Wide and crossing
the first mentioned street az right angies; theLee
along said side OF the last mentioned street, nOrt
ward, three hundred aud thirty-seven and one-halt
(93T ~ feet TO the middle of the marsh road afOre
SAID thence thereby south 4so east, 1ve hunured
and eQhty-nne (bs9) feet TO stake and south l4k"
west, one hundred and nftynne feet seven inches,
TO the place OF beginning; be the contents thereof
what they may with the Tree and uninterrupted use
and privilege OF said streets as laid out for public
at sixty feet wide and also Of the strip OF land
thirty feet wide between the lot and said railroad
| being part OF the same land and premises which
James " Jetfrles and Pnilema nj. bis wife, by III.
strument bearing date April ~, 166, and recorded
In Deed Record Il, vol. 8, page 49, sold aud CON
veyed TO SAID CDriBtiana River Improvement Co., IN
feo and also the same lot or piece OF land which
| the said Company by instrument bearing date Nov.
II, 1856, and recorded IN Deed Record ID, vol $, p
80, sold and conveyed to Charles II. Gallagher and
i George B. 1hOmpson, in ice.
The same being seized under dstraint as the pro
| perty of said Charles II. Gallagher and 6eOrge D.
Thompson, and will be sold for cash for taxes dua
/ the United States by George ,, Thompson Ue'
| j. h. PRhTTYMAN,
Collector OF int. Rev. District OF Delaware
| COLLRCTOR's OFFICE,
Wilmington, Del, Jan. s, 1873. feb2q-marl-o