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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Tape Worm Eemoved with Heac
ComEIete

In few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
NO fee until cured. fly per cent of cases Of dys-
pepsa and disorganlzations of liver are caaseu 10y
stomach and other worms existing ia the alimentaTy
canal have vegetable remedy which ensctuaily
removes them and ceRnses the liver aRd kidneys.
Numbers Of prominent citizens of Philadelphia who
have been trea ed for various seases-dysps psta
can certify that my TT atment has cured tn and
that they had been treated for the wrong diseases
None but vegetable remedies ed, and no Zee Till
cured.
Their symptoms and treatment-Tn this age OF in.
ventiOns lt is very remarkable, but none tie less
true, that the sym 0tOms of worms disease OF tht
most dangerous character are 80 lille understood
by the medical mrn OF the present da,. These
parasites undcrgo the III st curious trsEs ormatluns.
They remain months and even years In the body
before & ey ave fully developed. They only mature
in parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air. as In the alimentary canal lungs
generally in the form r.
There are numerous kinds but the most dangerous
and by far the most ditcult to remove IL the tape-
worm. This worm Ia constructed of dat pieCi =,
which ore connected TO the head ny very hue neck
The para lite Ii sometimes thi ty feet long b II ~
thin that tie worm could be held In a Small bottle.
The - mptoms IF this, as OF other worms art
weakness anu irritation. lUsaniIy is SAID IN some
Instances has been caused by this disease.
10 effect Pc feet cure the head OF the worm
mnst be removed This is very dric1lG tO aecom
plish,a several eminent phesicaus have on Nv DeeI
able TO remove parts Of the body Those who are
troubled with this O thsome disc Can urpd IL
the short space OF three hours by visiting hi office
DR.. Il. f. kUkKELNO. 259 North R11th street Phila.
delphia, Pa. 4 he Doctor has been established IL
business the last thirty yeaIs and Is no quGck
Go see. Advice free.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
wilmington nsarAe.s.

WILMINGTON, Oct LIST. 1873
The curbstone market this morning was very
full, and although the price of marketing was
very little IL anything lower than usual. there
was an evident determination on the part of
housekeepers to be as economical as possible in
their purchases. Butter has fallen a trihe i'll
price and melons aud peaches have almost dis
appeared The following we're the leading pr-
ces for the day
FRUITs, 40@5O per half peck APP
Piles l2G20 do Pears l5D25 do, choice varie-
ties, 4Ua50 per half peck. Ounces, 4O@45 do ;
Grapes sCDl2 per quart. the same per pound
Plums 25C63O cents per quart.
MEATs-Fresh pork, l2@l6 per pound Sau-
sage l5 Scrappel 10; Lard. ~; Ham, 16 sliced
2l@25; beef steaks, 20@25; stewed, l2@16
cOrned, 10@l5; Veal, l2@22; Mutton, ~, 100
%
yEorABLEs,-Potatoes, 1st@2Oc sweet pota-
toes, 15@25; tomatoes, 1SCO20c cabbage, 6 a
l0c, per head turnips, 10@l5c, per half peck
ouions 306D50; lima beans, 15CGl8 per quart ;
string beaus, 1501Sc, per half peck corn, 15G
lSc, per dozen oucumbers 12@lSc, per dozen
peppers, 10@l2s. per dozen egg plants, 46D10c
apiece citrOns, 56D10c. apiece equashes, 20D5c
beets. &c per bunch oyster plants 15c pump
kins, 1O@20 per piece.
MIsoELLANkUUH.- Butter 359l0 per pound
eggs 3O@35, per dozen pepper sauce, 1501s
per quart cider, l0c per quart apple-bntter, ri
per quart.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
LOCAL IHTELLlGE AGE,
Rallroad Hours.
uRAma LRAvR wII.ssrnann,


For Esw York -1.a0, !. IS A. NJ; 1879. 5.sT P. n.
SUNDAYS. 20, / s5 A M.
NJ; 10 ~, 9.OI AGO, B7 IS. 1924, P. N. sundays,
1855 A. M 5 81, $50. 1925 P. NJ.
For Port Deposit NIB p. NJ. No Sunday train
For t9, 2oa, 1000 A. M; i.03, %,
ITO p. N. Sundays 70 50, 203 A. NJ.
For RashingtOn.-12o 81, 30s A. M; 1.0s, 1.23, T1O
P. NJ Sundays, 1889. 2 is A. NJ.
For beasars n. R-12.eo, 1910 A. NJ; es5 p N.
No Sunday trains.
For Ns0 Castle Ia 55, $50, 1910 A. M; LES, 6s5
$50 P. M. Sundays, Q 30 A. Nj.
For wilmington d Reddini r. R.-6e0 A NJ.
s.Ol, bN0P NJ. sundays. S.45 A. M, (fhe latter two
do not run bev0nd Goat svi1e9
FIR Wflmi gton d Western X. RI 90, 10 20 A M.
. 80 p, M. Sundays, Q 10 A. NJ. 400 z. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE At WILMINGTON,
Fr m EeS YOrk.-l5l A. M; l,ls, 100 P. M. Sun
days SO A. M.
From Philadelphia -l942, 1853, s.qb, s.5s A. M.
p. M. Sundays 1242 163, 1856 A. M .e.65 p. NJ
From . ort teDostt-S.c4 A. N. No sunday train
From BdttimOre-1.10. i,25, 1925 A NJ ;12l2 62T
10.l4 p. NJ. Sundays, Ito, l2f A. NJ: 10 "A r. N.
From WashSngtOn-i1O, 20 A. 1912, bN
10.l4 p. M. Sundays, liz, % A. NJ. 1n.l4 =. NJ.
From leidtoare H. R.-10lb A. NJ s.55, v.O2 T. M
No Sunday trains.
6.45 902P NJ. Suudays, 8 9s P. NJ.
FT m Wilmington q heauiHg r. R.-s1b. 1i.S0 A
NJ St0t. NJ. Sundays 6.L0P. NJ. (fhe 9.lb A. N
train and the sunday train are from Coatesvlll'
From Wilmington d Wtstern R. R.-7..6A.M 100
800 L. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
1870, 100. $50, 10.s1 A. M; l2 90 M. 1915 $50
100, o.l5, 500, Is, . 80, l1.sO r. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

October, LIST.
Frost, last night.
The Hope LosR meets tonight.
Nut gathering has commenced in the country.
The first night school opens on Monday next
Was there ever more perfect October morn
ing?
The Grand Lodge, A. F. A NJ. is in session
to-day.
Mrs. Drew's first appearance in Wilmington on
Saturday.
This is the seventh anniversary Of the CONF
MERCIAL.
Apple butter parties are numerous, where ap-
pies are plentiful.
Many Wilmingtonians witnessed the parade in
| Philadelphia, yesterday.
English walnuts abound plentifully in the
| neighborhood of Mt Cuba.
Where shall the post office be during repairs
| at the Government buildiug2
Temperance meeting at the City Hall this
evening. Kew. E. Stubs speaks.
Tomatoes are of better quality now than at
| any other time during the season.
The season has been prolific in raising mon
| ster pumpkins, and plenty Of them.
Rev. George Cummins. former pastor,
breaches at Mt. Salem church, Tonight.
A protracted meeting il in progress at the new
Wilmington chapel over Third street bridge.
Two ladies found drunken man in Shipley
street on Monday evening, and took him to his
| home.
The man who never takes paper. said this
morning that he heard there was to bs ten
| centenal in Philadelphia soon.
Garrett Witsil formerly letter carrier, has been
| appointed night clerk in place of VIM. L. Heal.
James W. Agnew takes Mr.. Witsil's place and
MIR. Heal takes Mr.. Agnew's place as letter car.
| rier oyer Third and Eleventh street bridges.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
BFgistrr's Anttres.
ID EGISTBR'S OFFICE.

- BGISTBR'S OFFICE,
RI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept, 20, 1873.
Cpon the application of he1tcCa y. lIesler, Ad.
ministraJflx of Batzlllai Heiser late o Wilmington
CitV, Iii sad County, deceased 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administrator (
aforesaid, give notice OF the granting OF Let
Lers OF Adm nistration upon the Estate OF the
deceased, with the date of granting there
OF, by causing advertisements to be posted
within fortN days from the date of such Letters in
SIX OF the most public places OF the county Of New
castle requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate To present the same, abide Dy an Act
nj Assembly In such made ami provided And alsS
cause the same To lie inserted within the same
period III the DAILY COMMERCIAL, newspaper pub.
nshed IN WHINING ton, and w Dc continued therein
three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal of ONCE Of
IL. g. the Register Aforesaid, at New Uasble IN New
CaHte County aforesaid, tine day Hnd wear
above written. B I4lBlIS IL, pistpr
NO lCG-All persons having caltns ~ iilst the
Estdts ~ the Deceased must preae TIE same duiy
lttested to The AdminlsJIatriX On or before SeDs
D4i, lsI4, nr abide the Act Of Assembly In suun
case made and provided.
kEBACtA $ HEIsLER,
Administrs fix.
Aunrehs, wilmington, DEL sepb1.lot
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
UnROPOsAI.S

DROPOsALs mo-.
LAYING A DRAIN THR UGH THE CITY Hal L
YARD.
Sealed Proposals vi be received by the Public
B IildingH Commit e, at the odce of the ClLIk Of
Council,
Until Thursday. October 2d, 1878,
a. O'Clock, r. M,
For furnt hing aud ayiBg lhe a. doing the digging
ana nhing Inc ditch the ditch tO be ht feet deep
at starting point, running with sum lent fa u
carry water, And TO connect with the Drain on King
street.
The tile to he terra Gotta inches in the clear
well laid with ctmented ints, beeinn ng at p1ihi
at rear OF Ciy hall an term natiug at the Kline
strf ct drain. To the above branch is 70 be made
to connect with the well IN the sch ol house yard
another to well At the rear OF city 1ifices SIX h
street; also to well nnGer CITY Hall; each connec
ton to be Finished with trsps.
Proposals will he received 1 r furnishing the ma
terial and doing tho work by the yard, iineal
ure
The right TO re- Ject any or all bids Is reserved.
No bid will be accepted unless II De from re.
Hp0nHible party. w. II. FOULK
sels0 st Chairman Com. Public Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Societies.
MEETINGS. THIS EVENING

Hope Lodge, No. 81. l. o. o. F., at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, 3rd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. of T., in the
McClary Building,
Delaware Council, No. Q, o. o. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 219 King street.
Diamond State Lodge No. ., G.. F., McClarS' Z
Bui ding
Champion Lodge, No. G. X. of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No -, X. of r., at Ferris d
Garretts Building, 50l Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. II. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market street.
Wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rising Sun.
Oriental Lodge, No. l, U. D., A. F. A. M, at
Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

the StHt6 uf DelhWhre Ia an Tor New Castle Conn.
ty IN tdu the 81 day OF september A, D., 1873 will
be exposed to sale, by way of public Auction, on
Friday. the 10th dav Of Oct. 1873,
at o'clock. aft rnoon,
at the Auction Rooms of ogle & hilier, corner OF
F0ur,h anu King Streets, In said city
The 10 lowing lands and tenements. heinR the real
estate OF the late Henry -. Blackwell dec 20 sed 10
wit;
three stor'ed brick dwelling house thereon erect d.
b q nung at corner stake at the North ry side
o Third Stree 129 feet from the Kasterly Side OF
Walnut street; thence N'rt cry and parallel wi
Walnut street SO T. 81 inches TO irler sake In
II ~ ~ late IN II, O'Dariels ani thence by said
lin Eistur ant parallel IN Third street, is et
tO BtRk" q eDce ny nt line sOutherly amt par.
ael with Walnut street t. AM through the mldd 0
Of an lv1f et inches wi lie he W, this and ths
adjoining house, bel 'nPing t. J hn Kirkman sif.
lnrhes To the said side of Third street, theme
thereby Nes ely Is feet OF G plaee of beginning;
containing 1885 "a are a. of land more Or iss;
with the frte and uninterrupted use by the owne
and cupnnts h reOl In Q mn II v tih the owners
ann occupants Of tn house ado ming, o. he al eV
above mentioned. which commentaries with Third
street.
No. ., A lot of land in the city Aforesaid begin.
ming al corner If land now or late Of Joseph Reed
o the Westerly side o Jefferson 3 rect, betw en-
Egh and Meth streets, al dlRtan o OF l5i feet
from the rtherly side OF high .tr, Ell; theuce by
q line Of said Reeds land. ester parallel ' lih
street; thence thereby NOrthety is feet to land
or late OF Feter VII on; th nee by a line Of sbid
lard, issery naral with Eighth street 90 iret to
the sald side OF nersOn street and thence there
Snuthtrly Is fee 10 The place of beginning; be he
contenta tore or less
And It is orderei that the purchaser or purch lses
ther 0f be- and appear at the n xt orphans COR
f0I New Castle county that the Court may fslgn 10
hlui, h'r or them, the premises Rnld pursuant 10
sad order he, she or they WI sum mt surety or
snre les. 10 be apprO ed by the COur entering Into
rec0gnzaIce 10 tue ate, u be t'ken and ackDnw-
lodged IN said Cou,,, IN penal sum, TO be dete :
mined by tie said Court with condition to tay to
the rites entitled severaly, their ltors, ad-
minlstratOrs or assiguB respectively, their Just and
proo rtonate shar OF h1 said pIrchase money,
with In crest FROM such time as the may de-
term ne, In manner and form as may by the dTer-
tion OF tn said Court be prescribed and appointed
in q i'd condition.
eB-Attent aICe will be given and terms OF sale
made known Ht the tim and place pfor, said, by
LHAS. b. LUkE, Ri O., Trustee,
or by mis- Attorney.
G. NJ. VAEDEvER Cerk OF Orphans court
September 18th. 1913. sep9T.o 1872
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

The Georgetown d FRANKFoRD r. R-A
Jerseyman who was visiting HE lower Peninsu-
la writes TO friend at Berlin as follows con-
cerning the Georgetown and Frankford r. II
should not think the people along this line OF
road would hesitate for one moment about
subscribing to the capital stock. even regai d.
less Of the situation and connections OF said
road, for it must eventually make a competing
route, North and South To give you little in
formation in regard to the peach tratic. would
state that upon the breaking OF the canal and
the damage to the Delaware r. r., stopping
freight and passengers, the New jersey South
cru X cnnheetlns at smyrna Del carried
enough p aches from sunday eve to a We'd
nesday eve following to make s500O freights
These peaches were received at Bay Side in
New Jersey, from steamers and sailing vessels
Now if the Cherrystone road was built to
Georgetown, thence to Smyrna, &c, it would
have this additional opening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

tE-Jhs S mple Reason Why Hand Sapolio IL the
best article In the world for the constant use OF s
classes of people, ,ts because t will do what no other
substance will as follows:
Mechanics.-Wtn entirely remove tar. paint, OIL
and varni b from the clothing and hands
Farmers. = Its use will prevent tan, Hunburn,
chapped hands.
Working WOmen.-It will take the place of pow
ders and cosmetics for beautiiying the complexion,
and will render the hands while and soft NO matter
Low much they are used.
Everybody. ia the best article in the world for
removing all cutaneous hlsmlshes from the skin and
rendering 1t white, besuttf and natural in color
In price cheaser than sosp-oAly 10 and 10 cents O
cake, according to slz9.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
LETTERS FRoNN TIVE PEoPLE.
rRArN rrNE on rHE p. w. g D.


TO 9te Editor Of he Commercial:
I don't like to gtowl, for the usual manage
mept of the railroad between Philadelphia and
Wilmington is so good as to command our re-
epeet aud secure entire satisfaction. But I am
obliged to agree with your correspondent in Mon
days COMMERCIAL that the trains of late and very
frequently have been of their schedule time. Go
ing back few days, went to Philadelphia on the
10th, by the noon express. 1t was over half an
hour behind time. Returning on the 2lst, by
tue 80 z. NJ. train, Te were very nearly two
hours coming down, and arrived at Wilmington
| inst thirty minutes late. NV next trip, was on
the 29th, by the Z is, p. NJ. train, North which
left Wilmington about fifteen minutes late. and
last evening l returned at $50, leaving Philadel-
| phia about eight minutes after the schedule
| time. Why can we not run more nearly on
TINE.
THE MAN BILLED NEAR oLAYM0NT.
| To The Eiitor ofl Commercial;
While on my way to Chester, on Saturday, and
soon after entering the car the man who was
aiterward found killed on the track. entered in
company with four others They all sat near
| me- and all were intoxicated. Some of them
were noisy. saw that the man had ticket, and
the conductor took it up, and in less than twenty
minutes after he was put off the train. MIR Ed
itor, am one who is much opposed to any ex-
| ctement or noise existing between parties on
| the cars especially when arising from such Q
source, but would have been very willing to abide
| with such excitement or nose. and had him ar
| rive at home safe, though intoxicated, rather
| than to have heard of him being taken home to
his family corpse. And DOW question If a
noisy, intoxicated man is not allowed to ride on
the cars, why does the agent sell that man .
| ticket2 PASSENGER.
| MAILS BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND WEST CHESTER
To Rle Eiitor of he Commercial:
The mail facilities from here to Wilmington
do not seem very good. A letter mailed at Will
mington in the morning arrives here in the even
ing mail, but for some reason they do not go &c
quickly in the other direction.
| WEST CHESTER Sept 80. II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
New Advertisements, This hay.

Lost-Gold sleeve button
Wanted-Work by the day
Wanted-Nituation as Cook
For sale-Flne Young horse
Hardware-Trumt n 4 shaw
House for renI-Evans Pennington
Sale Of OIL ChromOs-0kle Il Miller
New Singing Books-U ditson q Co
1Fixtures Of store for sale-D Lemon
Application for L Lcense-Henry b. Boyd
App lcation for Lcense-B 4 Shoemaker
Application r License-Kobert Strickland
Proposals for printing wanted-I W Hailam
The Tonic Of the ePtriod-HOsJetters Bltters
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
n eal Estate.

Mr.. HEALD's SALE ON SATuRDAY-The sale ol
lots, on Saturday, by j. I. Head, for himself
and as President Of the Chrisiiana Improvement
Co., is positive, and the property will be dis
posed Of without posponement withdrawal, OF
undertaking. BY an annoying Typographical
error, the advertisement appeared once or twice
in the COMMERCIAL with the word positive
printed private" giving an altogether wrong
impression that the lots might he lad in some
other way than by purchase in public, at the sal,
on Saturday. They mW BE- sold
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
The ronio nf lie pnrI,h

This is trying season to persons deficient in
stamina and cut of he llth. TO rally their PHYSICAL
e1 reie5 by the most approved artia.ial MEANS is a
duty heg owe to themselves. Foremost among tho
toncs aud Alternatives of tNe age ands lstslte-s
Stoin'ch Bitters 1t Is q vegetable stmuant aud
carree I've, az Inst which no Ceuabla OH elton Gao
he urged. There Is n risk In rec mlnendng It as
the best preparation In existence for renOvatng an
enteehled and broken down system The M, st
vtlul le medicinal products that nature has ever
yielded TO bUtani al re earch blended In this ia
NOUS tSir, and its stimulating basis Is recop eco
In our public hospitals as the purest OF all the vs.
rieties OF distilled liquors. For gen ,ral debility,
II rVous weakness, d snepsta, consultation, ,rheuma.
tlsn Dionsness and intern ttent teveTs ii is posi-
tive specific.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

MEETING OF EXrREMBs--The signing Of rec
on.Inendatipns for liquor licen-es is not con
tined exclusively to any particular class Of pen
pie Upon the recommendation of one anpli-
cant in the Second ward are the names Of three
Sons of Temperance eide bv ride With those OF
SIX llluor dealerr and one breWer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

ELECTION OF OFF,oxRs.- the regular meet
ing of Good Intent Division No /, s of T, last
evening the following Officers elected for the
ensuing term; W.. W. p, Currich " A..
$. b $ Pennington; +. s., A T. johnson
Ireas, w q. Gallagh.r; Chap. Geo f. Muir
dock Com Ida H. Marvin; A. O., Ezra Taylor
| S., Samuel j. Colt o. S. John Il. Bay lis
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

INQUIRE WuHIN-A copy Of the DELAWARE
TaiBuNE, the great Delaware Weekly Newspaper.
was returned to the office of publication a day or
two ago with the facetious directions, Impure
Within" written upon the margin. OF course
we we're not slow in following the directions, but
TO our establishment we found the inside to be
an entire blank. We appreciate this action on
the part of our patron, for it shows that the
TRIBUNE is not laid away upon a shelf unopened
and unread.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

R-Sylvdn SprinJs s-Chss. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant place of resort has been neatly ntted up
for the reception Of individual visitors pcnic and
social parties. Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, and ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits &C., will be sold TO all who desi them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground. He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market where the above named luxuTies may be
had during the season; ALSO at his residence Sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased to see hii
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

The Equitable Life Co., that for the rast four
yeAls has done q larger business than any other
company in the werd desires secure the services
of active agents IN this city. Previous experience
10 not considered necessary, To the right men who
mean business, this Ia favorable pportunity for
contract with the leading company the country.
Once, s2S Chestnut StreeT, Phiadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

FoND OF RUNSING A dog on the W. 4 r r.
II. belonging TO George Ely, watches each train
as it passes, and takes II run along eide of it,
but Within the fence until he is left quite in the
rear, when lie returns to lis starting point FULLY
satisfied with his huccess in driving away the
s;Teeching "varmint."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

FATAL SHoorINa A fatal shooting accident
occurred at Freetown, Somerset county, on Sat.
nrday. An II old son Of spencer Dennis took
his fathers gun, in the absence Of his parents
and walked down to Ben Waters. where Ben >.
niece was standing at the gate The gun was
discharged, but how nobody knows, and the load
entered the girl's breast. She died on Sunday
The coroners jury rendered a verdict of acci-
dental shooting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

THEIR TRlP,-The Secretary OF the On ickstep
Base Ball club writes us an account Of their trip
down the State which We see no reason why we
the game with the Academies at Milford thew
were given an excellent supper at Lowery's Ho-
tel, and in the evening were entertained by
members of the club. He also expresses read
mess on behalf Of his club to play either the
White Clouds or Centrsls this next season.
and adds that the Qnicksteps can beat the latter
club two to one any time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

Eg- EOtC, for Fall Btisiness.-The panic is about
over, aud Mr.. Munlhausen is now prepared to make
q new suit of Fall clothes TO any person who was
at the late financial norry or for any person
whether scar or not He has laid in nne STOCK
tailoring DONE at prices suit the times, ought to
give john call We know from a business hc-
quaintance of several years that Mr.. is noted for
promptness, fsirness In cealng, and moderation IN
chares Drop in at 4.b King street and see his new
40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
DROPOsALs

FOR
GRADING AND PAVING THE BED OF WEST
STREET, BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENt
AND EvENTH sThEEC.
Sealed proposals. will be received by the Street
Committee at the ON OF the Street COmmissl Jnpr
until THURSDAY, October "a, ia at O'Clock, p.
Nj, for Grading the Bed of W IT street, comm me-
lug on line with thu euro line Oh the heastefly
de OF delaware Avenue and trhinating vt the
Curh-line on the sOutherly side OF Eleven n stree.
Also furnishlr stone for paving tha same, haul
ing the sand, and putting DO n tn. pavement. in
GLIDING the tiers an tagging, for which extra
allowance will be II ade; The said cutters and n tg-
RiDg to be measured by single superficial sqIaTe
measurement, the same as stone pavement; the
bids must be made for furnishing the material do
ing tn work, and hauling the sand. 1hs city to
furnish the sand at the sand pit.
No bid wll be aot epted unless 1t be from respon-
stble pa ~
The TigLt to reject any or all bidi is reserved.
WM CANBY,
septsO.st Chairman Of the Street Committee,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
CITY ITEMS,

4 tls Baisam. DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
On srrv il ruly q balsam. It cOntains the Balsamic
principle OF the Wild Cherry, the 6alsamic proper
lies Of tar and OF pine. It's log edients are all bal
Consumption speedily disappear under its balsamic
iuduenca.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

LAID OFF by the withdrawal Of one Of the
trains OF the W Il W. lailroad the efficient and
polite conductor &. W. BAynard, loses his situ-
alton for the present. His ubanity and gentle
manly department are well known to all, and 1t
is hoped he Will be successful an obtaining a.
nthnr aitnaIinn.