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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

,pir Sen Grbtbeil BON Morben noG @l=
0en, 10 fDmnlen mir 5,peimal Our9 alle
Se,nperaturen 6er GrOe, bon Oem eiligen
&lima bes 9lor6pols Bis 5ur per5ebren=
Den 6ibe bes Mequators> unb ppn bie1er
>uieber bis 5ur Sro1 1tfalte oes @iibpols.
SIM Magemeinen unterl 9eibet 1i6 bas
&lima qmeritos bur6 9rDbere Seu6ti9=
felt uno gerin9ere @drme BON Oeln 0er
alten Melt. 9lmerifa 1T lebr reid an
Mineroliens, Dor alien at eblen 0lettal=
len, &upfer, Gilen, Dtomanten> @tein=
toblen un0 @al5. @roB unO manni6=
faltig 1T Ser BFan5enrei6tbum. Inter
ben einbein1i19en, Acknowledgement PFan=
5en 5ei9nen li6 belonbers aus Die pielen
Torbeb0lser, leDr piele M0bel= unO Bau=
b6lser, aablrei6e Nr5nei9epd6le, 1otuie
piele 8d1me> >pel6e 8ollon1e, @umn1i,
Sarge &c. liefern. @inbeimil l6e Gultur=
pf1an5en fno M}ois> Dams, Botate !
Moniof> Pfeilmur5el &ortoffel> Pi1ong,
3uderaborn, Gocoo> 8anille, Sabat,
Baum>uolle, Snoi9o> 9lelfenpfeHer=N}pr=
te: Qlu9 Die Gultllrp flon5en Der Nlten
8elt baben bier cine iippise @eimatb 9e=
fun6en. Das Meer 1T rei@ an Sbieren
oller Mrt: @ale, &abeljau> gisbdren>
@eebuube &c. III ben groBen sSluilen
9ibt es @9lan9en uno Mli9atorcn bic
tpeiten @benen uno urtpdloer bienel1
@9aaren bon MHen, &olibris, Papa=
9eien, pielen Si9ern uno anoeren &aub=
tbieren 5un1 9lufentbalt; wiloe &inoer
uno Pferoe >peipen in groben 9eeroen in
ben uner1nebli9en @rasfla6en. Sonlt
finben i6 NOD, Sopirs> Taultbtere,
Mmei len=Bdren> Srutblbner &c. 8on
europa iin6 einsefiibrt moroen @inoer
Pferoe, Maultbiere, @9afe un0 S3pei=
nc. :3ur 3eit BET Gntbedlln9 mag Mme=
rifo 400 Miuionen Ginwobner 9e5dblt
baben. Sett iinb es oeren et'pa so
MiQionen oarunter 81 Weilionen fau=
ta1il@er &oiie> 8 Nfillionen Neser> 10
Millionen @Dbrtben o0er Mil6lin9e, 10
Muionen ureintpobner bon ameritani=
&aie. Die tpeiben Bewobner ino Die
Serren bes Ganttnents.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

| fiben sroBe ScerOen Sdaafe, bon Oct Werino.
@aile. sluberbem 9ibt es bort slpci &oums
tpollenfbinnereien nit 5000 @pinbeln, cine
srobe Tapi.rmii6le, bic bent Serru Soloidip in
@ittsburs seb0rt, unb mortn bas feinfe uno
bette @opier i'm Befen sema9t tuiro. Gerner
iinO bort orei @iebereien, cine DampfiagemiibGe,
suei 8rauereieu, ein gourtbouS, flint airden,
slpei Drudereien unb eine 2ouboffice. Gin
@lineraI, NIT g(amen vGopperoS itone" finect
iid in fleine, ober 9roberen Quantitaten III
alien aoblenminen. @s tperOen oaraus ettpa
l59 &oanen @opperos iabrlid seiuonnen
Steubenbille bat ieinen Mamen BON Sort @teu>
ben, oas bel ber erlten lniieorung beS 2anbes
9ier erri@tet tuuroe, um bic gtniicbler 9escn bic
9lnsriffe bet Snoianer gu fdjuben.
MeusbursD.
9iefer Ylab, Set friiber eyorlcston oenonnt
ipurbe; 1T BET @ountb eit bon 8roofe
gountb, @a. Sic Gage 1T id1n on einem
Doben rfer oes Obio, Is @}eilea oberbalb
@beelins. Ser 0rt bat unscfabr 100 Sauier,
Elm gourtbaus, ein @efan9nib, cine gfaoemic,
mebrere Gaocu> eine ansabl @aitbauier, uno
5tuei o0er bret 9robe @aorenbauier, aus lpcl9en
srobe Auanttaten @(cbl na@ Nctu Orleans
beridifft tuerben. Cine eln5abl tuertbooller
Miiblen befinocn ii6 in bet @o9barid)oft. Gs
1T Gin be0eutenber 8ertebrSplab' am SDioflub.
Monuf factursn fit irbene uno Steinwaaren
iuerben bier betrieben. Scr Ort fat unsefabr
1000 Gintuobner unb 1T iber 2anb IS Meilcn
bon @ittSburg.
(Gortiebuns fol9t.)
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06
9as 1GDn1te 2d6eln.

sllS Der Scrr nod auf Groen lebte uno ni6t5
batte, no ct iein Soupt Dinle9cn iullte, fam ct
enit in cine Sitte unb bat um eiu Na6tlagcr.
SDr iollt es Dabcn, iaetc Der Serr bcr 9iittc
iucnu Sbr tribe @ciidtcr fcbeu f0mmt uno uns
unicrn @@mers nidt libel ousleecn tuout
Sd odte jeoen @@mcrs'; ct it ein 0icner
@ottes unb babnt ber Sce(e Den gSeg 5u i6m,
oarum aouoert nibt, mir gu ecuabrcu, mus
Gucr Serj Sud- gcbietet
0ufi9 lobcrtc oas Geucr auf benz SCRIBE uno
balo ftauo Gin freunol9es @labl Dor beu Scrrn
Gin rcinlidcS2ascr empiins i9n nod bcm @lu6le
uno eeitartt itunb CT om onbern Moracu ouf
um ieine @anberun9 fortsuiebcu.
SDr Dobt ,neinc Scclc crquicft unb meincn
2eb scitartt bur@ Cure @aiifreunbldait SD
fam ni6t bon bonuen 3icDeu, oDnc Gud Gin
3cidcn meiner 9antbarfeit su Gintcrloflcn.
@agt, uos tonnte Gurem @ersen cuc uaDrc
Greube bcreiten?
9ld, bus licst nid1t in G,1rer slot9t, iastc
trourie oas @eib ocS. .Siittencrs. 9Sir baben cin
ein3i9cS liebeS &ino bos lit fronf, lcbr frouf,
8 f6nntcn mir e5 bod nod cin,nol: l0Dcln
iegcn
Gubrt mid su bcm &inbc. Sd bobc bic Sim,
ocr licb, piellcidt tann id bcuirten, mas S9r
miini5t.
Die Gltcrn fiibrten ben Scrrn gum Aronrcn,
lager ibrcS &inot5. 8lab unb lcibeno lag cs bo,
abcr alS cs ben Serrn erblfte, fins c5 an ST
la@eln, 10 balo gu la1eln, bob bic Gltcrnbrult'
NIT bimmlii@er Selisfcit erfullt uurbc.
Scr Scilanb ober 1atte boppeltc Ureube unb
bei9lob, na9 biclcu GternDer5en picle refine
Greube 5u bereiten.
Dorum penoet eud al bcn Serrn, iDr G('
tcrnber3e,,, luenn eu0 eiu seliebtes3ino ouf oe'n
aranfenbctt licst; unii@bar sebt CT nod immcr
bon Siittc gu Siittc unO uaS cr anblidt baS
la@elt uno mirb seiunb, ODER itrbt> I'M bel ib'1
;u leiben,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06
(Gortiebuns folst.)
Ser Wfen59 un0 feline Sobr.

N(s BET c'uiee Sd0pfer feline @dopfuns iab,
ersablt cine 2eseubc, bab iic iuobl9cmadt iei,
ref er ben Menl9en uno ale Greaturen bor
i'@ iibex Die 2ebenSart uno bic Sabre gu beitin>
men, bic iie auf f@roen 3u lebsn baben. 2erMenld)
trat bin bor ben Gluisen uno oieicr iprad !:
v9u Meni@ bit bet 8Onis oer @d)Opfuns, bir
berleibe i'd Die aufredte, eblc @eitalt. Sir lpirO
oie@obe bes 9entens unb oes epredeus, BIT 1T
9ues unterbanie, bas @eiuilo bes Gelbes, oas
@eFiisen am 9immeL baS @elpiirm Der @roe
uno slQes, has int @ai1er lebt. Du beGerrf9eit
je6eS lebenoe @eien; 0oS &raut ocr Geloer uno
bic Griidte beS 8aumes lno oein @isentDum
uno oeine 2ebenSjaber aufgroen iouen iein 3d."
Da trat Der Meni@ murreno gu Seite: nSol
i@ Bet &Onis oer Sd)Opfun9 ieiu uno eenieben
beS 9ai ieiuS Neis uno Gule, iuaS niibet mir bic
turse @ponae 8citoon so soDren?u 60 murrte
oer Menid unb bctra6etct ncioeno Die SD'ere,
bon benen bielcn ocr Giuisc ein weit lingercS
2cbcn j6enfte. 9a faru au@ bet @iel an Die
&eibc uno Soft iprad ~9u iouit @la9en uno
@lii9en erbulocn, iouit 2oiten i@lepPen uno
2aiten tra9en, crlie9en unter ben Streiden oes
Sreibers, iollf i@piben unb teu9en iueni9 @ube
Bit eonnen n,asere Soft aus 9ornen nno
9iteln 1T oeine @peiie unO ocine 2cbensjabre
auf grben iopen iein so. 2a fel oaS arme
G1ier auf bic Rriee uno fcbte: v8armbe
@@0pfer ioa i@ 10 ein clenoes Qcben ouloen,
lou fit S@peib uno strei@e Dornen een uno
Diiteln uno ein 10 lanseS 2cben fiibren? 8!
ninm mir 20 Sabre bon meinem 2eben." llno,
oer @fenf@, oer 2ebens9ieriee trat bcran uno bat
um bic 20 Sabre, bic bet @icl nidt 1abea polltc,
uno bet eiitige @b0pfer la@elte uno eelua6rte
bic Bitte Stunt fam bic &eibe au9 al ben Suno,
unb BET giuiee pra@: v9n ioQf oas SauS
6utenuno auf ben Sdaben sefciIelt liescu1 bu
iouf ielbf ben, SO onoe nidt trauen unb iebeu
S@atten anbeQen, Beinc ioQit bu nasen uno
@no@en, uno beine 2ebensjabre duf Groeu
iouen iein 4o." 90 fiel bet arme Sunb auf bic
&niee uno feDte: vBarmDerstser @d0pfer!
@ollen meine Gebensjabre 70 eleno iein fol- i@
oaS SauS unb ben Sdab nur betua@en, ano>
den na9en s@atten anbellen> o. 10 beringcre
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@eaese iseasitSiac aetsmtaifie+

M,merifa. Qlmerifa fiibrte an=
fangs bic Man,en Teue MeIt, g}eue ST.
1eln, Snoie1t, Der pierte Welttbeil; Qlntilio
uno Ntfantis, Ser ee9enpartis oll9e=
ntein on9enommene Same 9luerifa lpur=
De erlt bur6 Ben aus Trciburg in 8reis=
9au famnerben 8u9bdnoler uno &ar=
ten3ei6ner D}artin 8alb1eemiiller einge=
fii6rt, St NOR Elm 9rober 8eluunoerer
bes Slorentiners Qlmerigo De1pucct.
9ie1er bate 5luor nur in unter9eorone=
tcr @ellung et11ige ber er item @ypeoitionen
Der @ponier no6 Mmerita be9leitet, aber
Iein Nome ollei1t tpur6e auf DEM Sitel
elmer lpeit perbreitetet1 italienil6 geI6rie=
nen @am,nlun9 BON t0edrln9sreil len
na9 ser 9}euen @elt pom Sabre 1907
ssno11nt uno 5eine &eilenabenteuer ipur=
ben por5u9s>pei1e 1e ausfiibrlib 0arin BE-
Ibrieben. 9obur9 wurbe Der Same bes
Ne1pucci ppr Sen tpabren gntoedern bie=
les GrtDeils ollgenein befannt un0 be=
riibnt. Molb1eemiiller I6lu9 nun in Ell
ner 5u ct. 9ie in QotDortngen 1907 &C.
brudten loteini19en &DsmograpDie, in
tpel6er audi 0ie Gei EN- BON Nelpucci er=
16ienen> por, benz nel1 ent0edten Welt=
tbeile nab bielem Meanne ben Nomen
NMerifa bet5ule9en, Ser 9roBen Ver=
breitung, ,pel9e. bie1e &osmograpbie unO
Die bon Walo1eemiiller ge5ei@neten 2ano=
farten> auf ,uel6en er ben Namen Nnle=
rita eintru9, fanoen, 1omie bet oamals
INNER meiter 1i9 ousbreiteten 8eriibmt=
felt bes Nmerigo 1T es 5u5uI9reiben> oaB
Der Nome Q(merifa oll9enetn angenom=
men purDe.
NoGoem nun 6er Me9 in bic Neue
gSelt oefunoen mar uno Die borin ent=
bedten YFon5en= uno Minerall9dbe fir
bic Guropder einen boben &ei5 berporge=
rllfen botten 10 folsten @rpeoitionen
babin in raider Sol9e nno srober 3abl.
gmerifa breitet 1i6 auf ber n0roli@en
un6 libli6en @emi1pbdre aus lie9t aber
nur auf ber toel ltli6en 9albfugel uno 1T
cine erobe Snlel. SIM 9eoroen grenSt es
an sen Qltlonti1Gen Oceon nit bet Da=
pisitroBe ber 9uolonsfraBe uno Der
6uo1ons=Sai, 10 >pte an oas nbroltd)e
Gis,neer nit pielen 8u1en, barunter Die
Yoffins=Bai uno 5aGlrei9en Wfeerltra=
fen; irn @iioen beriibrt es ben Mtlan=
iilden Ocean nit ber Mo9elboensltraBe.
Sic QSet=&ren5e biloet ber grobe Ocean
nit Der Bebrin9sitrabe, bent Behring's
nicer, Bu1e1 BON Galifornien un0 oer
Bai BON Banana; Die - it=@ren5e oer
9(tlontil6e Ocean NIT Oen1 garaibii6en
Nlcer, ser Sal bon 9onburas, Dem 8u=
fen pon Meyico un0 Dem g. 2oren5=Bu=
fen. Sic 2dnse Mmerifas betrd9t pom
Gop Tor,uorb Bis 5ur &o6b=Boi 1920
beut16e N}eilen; Die Breite lue9Ielt Stui=
}6en 6 uno 800 Meilen. Ser Sld6en=
inbolt miro ouf 750>0G5 Quoorotmeilen
pon anbern auf 773>4O0 Quaoratmeilen
anee16lager. Ser &ui itenunlfan9 mag
940O Meilen betrogen; bopon tommen
auf bic Qltlonti10en &iifen 5l20 Meilen
ouf Die &uiten 0es groben Oceans $3.50
Meile>> auf bic 0es nDroli6en Gismeers
$50 Meilen. s(nerifa 1T reid an Sn=
1eln; ibren Tld9eninbolt l6ldgt man
ouf cttpo 1000 Quaoratmeilen an. sic
1inb ]ebr per19iebenartig pertbeilt uno
biloen 9rDBere llnb flcirere @ruppen. Sn
9r6bter Mn5obl finbct nlan tie int Dor
ben BON Nor0omerifa, at oer O1ttulte
pDn GentrafWmerifa Dor Der 9WD1pibe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-25
ueRRAT DISCOVERY.
KuNKF1,s HITTER WINE OF IRON

KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IhON
For the cure OF weak stomach, general debility,
Indigestion, acidity OF the stomach, and all cases
recurring a tonic.
Ihe wine includes the most agreeable and efacient
salt OF Iron we possess Citrate of Magnetic oxide
combined with the most energetic OF vegetable
tonics-YelloW Peruvian BARK.
The effect in many cases Of debility, loss OF appe-
Iron, combined with our valuable nerve, is most
happy IT aupments the appetite, raises the pulse,
takes OF muscular nabbiness, removes the palor OF
debility and gives norld Vigor 10 the countenance
Do you want something TO strengthen you Do
up your constitution Do yon want TO feel well =?
DO you want 70 get lid OF nervousness? Do you
want energy DO you want to sleep well Do you
want brisk and vigorous feelings? If you do, Try
Kunkel's Wine OF Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been 80 thoroughly
tested by ali classes of the community that IL is now
deemed Indispensable as Tonic medicine II COSTS
but little, purines the blood and gives tone TO the
stomach, renovates the system ana prOlongs lie.
now only ask Q trial OF this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. K. i. KUNKEL, Sole Pro
rietor, No. 259 North Nintn street, below Vine
ASK for Kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron. and take n,
For sale in wilmington by B. McInsll, Jr., secon,
and Market K. BrinRnurst a Co., Sixth and Market
IL. Il. Bringhurst 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
2s5 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. C. Shoema
ker, Smith Painter, W. K. Williams, Ninth an
Market streets and l. NJ. England, cor. sixth an
Lombard streets. octsO-1y-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-25
state Items.

Milford sports wear red neck-ties.
The Seaford Record Office has not been sold
yet.
There will be boat launch at seaford in a
week or 80.
AS fish become plentiful, oysters grow scare,
at SeAford.
Heavy ship timber is sent away from seaford,
this Spring in large quantities.
The Seaford N. L. Sunday School gave a very
successful exhibition last week.
t. D. Windsor, prominent Gumboro' mer-
ceant, has removed to Baltimore Mills, in Balti-
more Hundred.
The largest farmers in Broad Creek hundred
consist of three brothers, Isaac, Miers, and
Shada Short. From their last years crop they
will sell fifteen thousand bushels OF corn.
Mrs. Isaac Belts, an aged lady OF Milford
while going home from church on Tuesday eve
ming, walked OF the foot-bridge into the creek
She was rescued by young Mr.. Pierce.
young gentleman and lady are reported 10 have
taken the same delightful walk,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-25
A Novel Coon Fight,

A coon wHIPs FIVE DOGS AND GAINS HIS LIBERTY.
The latest novelty amongst the sporting fra
ternity Of Mill Creek Hundred occurred on the
22d OF February aud never since the days OF
That Same old Coon" was the quiet and staid
citizens of Mill Creek so excited over "Cooney"
as on the occasion referred to.
Coon hunts being yet in vogue in that vicinity,
a couple were captured in hollow tree one of
which was as savage as he was old, and the other
being younger had the misfortune to get one Of
his legs broken.
They were both taken to the house Of one Of
the hunters, where they were kept until the 22nd
Of February, at which time it was determined to
have fight between the coons and number
Of dogs in the vicinity, in honor Of the birthday
Of the father Of his country.
Accordingly, on that day, the dogs we're mus
tered so were large number OF the people, the
former to engage in the fight and the latter to
see the fun. The scene Of the approaching
combat was located in the barn of a Mill Creek
farmer, where each coon was housed in barrel
ready for the onset The broken legged coon
was TO begin the fight, and single dog WAS lot
in to try its mettle; but il retired evidently
disiDclned to continue the contest and the CO on
was left master Of the situation, sitting on
rail-"
A second and larger dog was then SO iected
which attacked this coonship with great feroclty
The fight was vigorously kept up by his three
| legged antagonist. for a WHILE but, he soon be-
come "Coony in the hollow and was pronounc-
/ ed dead.
Finally the larger and remaining coon wal
brought to face the.music and dog number one
| was soon made to retire as if something was the
| matter with him. Number two was treated like
number one, and number three, four and fvI
| shared no better fate The coon, in the mean
| time seemed to relish the fun and was Just get
ting his blood up and ready to give all the dog
in Mill Greek Hundred good castigation. Tn
| by-standers and those interested in the combat
admiring the plnck and courage Of the coon, fin
ally concluded to discontinue the combat an
gave the coon his liberty to range his own ma
tive swamps a terror to all Mill Creek dogs, VIII
will no doubt hereafter give that same oil
| coon" wide berth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-25

FAVORABLE MENTION. - The Grand Opera
House Programme for Saturday evenings per-
formance, says:-
''The Printing House of our genial neighbors,
Messrs Jenkins & Atkinson, is regular beehive
of industry, They edit and publish the CONNER
cIAL, the largest daily paper in the State beside
the DELAWARE TRIBUNE, which has wide circu-
lation throughout the Peninsula
Their Book and ob,Printing Rooms, under the
able management of Mr.. +. q. Ferris, are sup
piled with skilled workmen and improved ma
chinery. They execute line work in all branches
from circular to an immense poster, or from a
small pamphlet to an elegant volume. All wish
ing really good work in these lines, should so to
the COMMERCIAL Office"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-25

THE EUROPEAN ExCUBsIoN.-Several ladies' OF
this city have decided to accompany the Cook
Excursion Party,to Europe, this summer Among
them are Emma Worrell, Priscilla Speakman
aud Maggie Bringhurst. Mrs. Rabecca Roman,
of Trenton, N. j., will make one Of the Whining
ton party, and Mrs. Phillips, OF Kennett Square,
also proposes to go. Our Wilmington ladies
have taken passage, and entered their names
for state .ooms. The New York agents OF the
managers who are getting up the Tour, stated
on Friday that fifty persons had engaged to go.
The number Of the whole company il limited to
one hundred and fifty 1t is expected tkat they
will sail on the 2lst Of June, in the steamship
Victorid of the Anchor Line (New York and
Glasgow She is a new boat, and has tine ac'
commodatioHs for passengers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-25

TIE CHESTER COUNTY MILK Co.-The edito
Of the Oxford Press, has been paying visit to
the factory of this company at Hopewell, and re-
lates his experience. Mrs. Maloney, with the
help OF her husband. Washington Maloney, was
busily at work stamping three hundred pounds
Of ine looking butter with the initials O. c."
which operation was performed by treadle.
Wizards Hotel, Washington, receives two hum
dred pounds weekly at fixed price for year.
Ice cream. will be manufactured extensively when
the warm weather arrives, and the company have
700 tons of ice with which to make this highly
popular edible The cheese department which
is presided over by James Hardness, and is only a
month old is receiving encouragement and the
first orders were filed this week. Two hundred
COWS now furnish milk to the establishment,
about 1000 quarts daily, at cents per quart, but
the milk Of thousand COWS is expected by the
end of summer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-25
nsr,eues.
UErrsos TINS EvEaHe.

Asylum Lodge, No. 2s. L o. o. p, ct odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 8, g. OF r., ct Hall
bth and Market streets
Humanity Circle, B. o. @. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street. H
lincoln Lodge, No. 5, K. OF p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, all Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l. q. f., ct Good
Fellows Hall. Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. u, l. o. @. T., at 9Th
and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-25
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
= Il.... u, o.. l.IrnI 4. EnIn .TInAI
v sg iDstop' II Del, March q, 1913.


An election for members Of the Board OF Public
Education Of the City of wilmington, viii be held
on SATURDAY, April oth, 1878 10 each o. ne
Wards OF the city. Polls open at O'Clock II M
closing at seven O'Clock, P. NJ. -. A..
The members to be elected and the places for
no ding the election are as follows;
FIRST WARD-Une member for three years. Polls,
School House No Ia, Second and w ashlngtOn Sts
sE,oND WARD.-One member for three years.
Polls FELTON, House, Second AID Walnut SIS
TBRD MARD-One member for three years. Polls
Water Witch Engine House, shipley street between
Fifth and Sixth Streets
fouRrH WARD-one member for three years; one
member for two years. Polls, City HAIL
Firth MaRD-one member for ior 3ns On. yea, year; IU one
Polls, sixth and Orange streets, Gnmtth's Flour
sixth wARD-one member for two years; one
member for three years. Polls Seventh street, near
Poplar George Magee's Coal once.
SEVENTH WARD-one member for two years; one
member for three years, Polls, PGbllc School NO.
Eleventh and Washington streets.
KlGnrH WARD-One member for three years.
Polls, Public School, No. ., Tenth and King streets
NINTH MARD-One member for two years; one
member for three years. Polls, old Academy, Van
TENTn WARD-one member for three years.
Polls, School House No 10. ..
BY order Of the Board. j. l.. KILIGoRE,
mar2i l2t Secretary
AIoTICE-Left her home early in the morning Of
| IN March 18TH, young girl, aged q. small face,
| grey eyes and back hair; had on when she went
| away white hat trimmed In black; red aud white
plaid shawl; red flannel tacque; brown dress Win
Ovefskirt trimmed with black braid. Any tnfOrina-
tiOn Of her whereabouts Will be thankfully received
/ by her family Address "B"
| mar22-3t' WILMINGTON r. o.
| NJ orlUR.-Ihe Repu' leans the 10Th Ward
| ~ will hold their nomination election for mem-
| Der OF the Board of Public Education, at the oitice
OF Jonathan Rhodes Maryland Ave-, near Chestnut
| Street. on Saturday evening, the 22d INST fOis
/ open at Z, p. NJ; close at ~ p NJ. = Of
| JAMES CURLETT, Chairman.
| NJOTICE.-Levi Jefferis beiog a regularly inden-
| IN tured apprentice TO ME at brcklayng, has run
away all persons are hereby forbid haTborng or enl-
poying him, as they Will be held liable Tor his
wages Levi is dark eOmplectoned, about IT. ins.
In height is about 10 years of age; has dark hair.
| ROBERT PYLE, Gil orange st.
marI-6t then apllGt
| NOTICE-oFFICE OF
IN THE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE y
IHeURAkCE COMPANY, 90
| WnAIINGTOE, nBlA, March IL, 1SIS. }
The Annual kle ction OF Directors OF the delaware
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Will he held at the
ONCE OF the Company, NO. COS Market street, VII
mngton, Delaware, on "Wednesday, March 10Th, be-
tween the hours Of and O'Clock, p. NJ. ...
II. l. GlhPIN, Secy.
EB-Doyer Deawarean please copy. mari2-tn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-25


One three-story Brick, front yard, No. SiO West
Tenth street, possession at once.
ond three-stOry Brick, No. AL E. Sixth streetwill
one three-story Brick, front and side yard, Sixth
and Warrington streets, splendid home.
one three-Btory Brick, No. Il Fourth street, in
good repair for will rentl
One two story Brick, with side yard within two
squares OF City Railway Depot
Two elegant twostOry Bricks with Mansard story
No. l4OO and 14O2 Broome street, with all modern
One elegant Market street property, one-half of
the purchase money may remain.
One three-story Brick on second street, between
West and Washington.
That splendid house and lawn, No. 9OT Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements, terms
One three.story Brick House, on Orange street,
between Eighth and Ninth, 5000; -
between Jefferson and Madison.
A Frame House and lot Union street near Front
one three story brick, W. Sixth street. near JET.
fersOn with side and front yard,
one small farm Of Sixty acres, in Brandywine
Hundred, Will either sell or exchange for improved
4 farm in Bucks county, Penns Manor, of 100
10 NJ M, CHILD IL CO.,
jsn1 No. Z, w. Seventh street
| VALUABLE real. ESTATE Ar PRIVATE
SALE.
vii sell TwO-sToRY BRICK HOUSES, No.
1913, 1915, 1911 1919, and 1921, Chestnut Street.
Three InkkE-sIokY BRICK HOUSES, No. 7l9,
-Four TWo.sToRY BRICKS, No. TIT, T26, TaT and
129 West Ninth Street
ONE LARGE TWo-SToRY BRICK with Mansard
roof, corner nf Del. Avenue and Rodney Street
The above property is ofIeIed a. Private Sale un-
I'll January 10th, 1878 at prices below what 1t can
be built for ut this time Terms will be lioeral.
decZi-tf Apply to JAMES BRADFORD.
| ENoR sALE-WiInlngton City Loan for sale by
IL A. II. GRIMSHAW,
noVSO-n No. 4, W. THIRD ST.
| EN0R SALE-A splendid building lot at the corner
IL OF Br0Ome street and Gipin avenue 60 feet
rront Dy lTb feet deep For terms, 4o., apply to
M, M. CHILD q Co.
No. 4, W. Seventh street.
noV2I-u Wilmington, Del
| ENoR sALE-Receiving daily, large supplies Of
h Timothy, hay baed; both by water and rail.
Also hay loose by the ton from wagons, by
| SCATTERGOOD ALLEN,
| 1O6 W. Front ST
N. B-Persona leaving their orders can lie sup
i piled at the shortest notice. novl2-tf