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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

l. o Il. NJ About twenty persons have made
application for the institution of Tribe of Red
Men at Glubbs Corner. The application having
been favoraby considered the Great Chiefs OF
the Great Council Of Delaware, will on Friday
evening OF this week, organize new Tribe in
compliance with the request.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

SHoAL DEEpENING It is reliably stated that
the shoal which makes out into the Delaware
from the light house at tile mouth of the Chris
gradually moving northward, This change is
ascribel to the disturbance made by the propel-
Ter steamers running in and out of our harbor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

RB-Ousr- Krertior, either of body or mind pro-
duces debility and disease. The usual remedy ia TO
take some stmuent, the effect of which is the came
as giving tired horse the whip instead of oats.
Z he true way is to fortify the system With per-
manent tenic like the Peruvian Syrup, "a protexide
OF Iron, which gives strength and vigor to the
whole system,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

SALE OF WooIIoS HAIL.-N ooton Hall man
sion and SO acres OF land, the residence OF q. r.
Griggs, Esq., on the Philadelphia pike, opposite
BellVue station, was sold, yesterday, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, by Thomas a Son, for
100000 James Nj, Preston, of Manayunk, was
the purchaser
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

THE woRTHINGroN PuMP.-Workmen are now
engaged in laying the foundations for the new
Worthington pnmp at the city mill The work
il being done by Mr.. F. G. Simpson The pump
lie ready for shipment, portion OF it lis already
GU the ground, and the remainder will be for
warded econ as wanted 1t will not be in
working condition before August
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

In order to satisfy and convince the public
that we are really offering the greatest bargains
in every kind Of Clothing for men, youths, boys
and children, we invite everybody to call and
inspect our vast and most complete stock, and
carefully compare our qualities and prices with
any others, and then they will at once discover
the great advantages to be derived by purchas-
ing at the Great Bazaar Of Bennett Co., Tow
er Hall, No. 518 Market, halfway between Fifth
and Sixth streets, Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

The WARRINGTON St. BRIDeE Three architects
are now engaged in the preparation OF plans for
the new bridge which will be thrown across the
Brandywine, at Washington street As soon as
ted to the Building Committee, who will make
selection from them, and Immediately advertise
for proposals. The bridge will be Of iron and
will span the Brandywine from shore to shore
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

RIVER NOTES.-The ferry boat Dela,rare. has
been at the II. q HIS Co.'S yard for some time,
being thoroughly oyerhauled She LETT yesterday
for Philadelphia, for duty.
The new steamship Acapulco. of the Pacific
Mail Line, has been completed by the II. Il II.
Co., and il nov ready to 60 to New York, where
she will receive her machinery and furniture.
the builders
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

SALE OF The JEFFERsoN PRoPERTY-The Jeff-
ersun property eve believe this is what it is
known by) situate ON Main street, New Castle
and nearly opposite the Court House, large
twostory brick building, has been purchased by
Philadelphia parties, who will convert it INTO
hotel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
Nsw Advertisements, Thla Day.

New Advertisements. This Day.
Notice-AFA
Strawberry Festival-Bpworth Sunday hool
Wanted-Good sawyer
Japanese FANS L Houston, Jr
Good Tess-J Houston, Jr
Prime Co1feea u Houston, Jr
Fumiture-W Richardson, Phila
Carpets and maitings-Y K Archambault
Funeral notices
Hardware-Truman Shaw
City Items-Valious parties
Dry 0oods-G d Wisham, Phila.
Dry 0oode-C II Ramrick a Co, Phila
DIy Goods-Ely, Hunsberger By, Phna
Dry Goods-MYers Son
Lecture By Rev x Stubbs
81 reWRKd-Parasol lost
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

NOrIGE-A GDOD INNE-IM NJ - ne Me
IN chances Loan association 10 nov Issuing Sd
series Of stock The Association offers premium
OF 10 per cent per annum for the Isl series wnit b
Will no doubt Induce tn- holders To withdraw tn g.
giving additional advantage TO the 20 and Sd sere
subscriptions received ty the Secretary,
mSlSf I. TAYLOR, 8 2 Market ST.
NOTICE - TAGGBRT's kXPhEss. -Ihe only
IN Line delivering goods talce "a day, from Phil
bdelpha. Ponpt and reliable! Special attention
given 10 private baggage, II forwarded 10 all
depOts and hotels. special me sseDger 10 and
from Philadelphia daily. onice No 4 East 4h st +,
wilmington, or Chestnut Street wharf, Phiaael-
phia. Goods Received III PhiiaJa TIL O'Clock.
may 6-in JOSHUA rAGGERT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
TO TEE LADIES,

WTo TEE LADIES,
r. L. FRANKS,
H0OPSsKIRTs, CoRsETs, LADIES AND GILL
DRENs UNDERGRADUATES
HAHUPA GLORY,
bll MARKET STREET wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

LEcTuRE.-Rey. Enoch Stubbs, of the Asbu-
rp NJ. E. Church. will deliver lecture, at that
church on next Friday evening. The subject of
the lecture will be the Royal Road to Success" ="
Mr., Stubbs is fine speaker and will doubtless
have large audience.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
IITY AssEsSM1Nr

N oAloA
To the Editor Of tie Commercial:
Having seen IN your paper OF lne 18th inst a no.
tice Of fusey Rice, Oi OF their drivers having
been hire1 by v alton n James, lake this method
Of informing my Old customers tile cause Of my
leaving them In the nrst Place, Pusey Rice hired
man from Phddelpbl4 aad pa!d MN more wages
than they were Wiling 10 pay me and having served
Oh Tatnall West, aahiugtUn aud Jeiersun streets,
for nve years ami built up the route tor hem, did
not think 1t was doing me justice TO put me OF my
Old route anu put th del hta driver on at an In
crease OF wages amt abO me-. In the second
place did hire Win Wal. on James until after
had left Pusey * Rice. GEO r. HALL,
myl4u with Walton u James.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

NOTlCE.-Walton Il James having seen 1t TO
IN hire one OF our divers running On one OF the
Western Routes, comprising West, a3hingtOn and
Jen rson streets aud put hln IN The whole or part
OF he same route Tor them, We therefore notify our
customers OF the change that they may be sure Of
IUsEY 4 RICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

PICEIc Tho Sunday Schools connected with
the LIST Baptist aud Elm. Street City Mission
will give picnic on Thursday, June 9TH, at Rid
dies Banks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

Hunsberger Ely. cordially invite u to examine
their large and carefully selected stock OF spring
and summer dry goods, at 1926 Chestnut street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

~ James Fray.-This wei Known and distln-
gpished Ice cream maker, as ihe hot weather Ap-
proachss begins his nightly travels along CUR streets
distributing TO his 100 satisn u customers, his
choice ice cream. Last night MS be / sounded Tor
the first time this season and from this cut, during
the hot weather. the people Will fush ~ his wagon,
for their tnstAlment OF his rich and lovely am
BE also serves our best families breakfast dinner
and tea time, and in the eVeniEg HIS 1T aGquaTteTs
Is at 500 Tatnall street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

sB-We make black alpaca aud pure nohair goods
specially, the best 30 CeIt black 5 p4cAs IN the
city, at Geo d Wishsm's No Norm Eighth Street,
PhiiadelDhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
Respectfully,
ANNE E. MCDOWELL.
Editor Womans Department Sunday Republic.

A"FRuED" inquiries: What does your certin-
cate to the efficacy Of Kunkel Wine OF iron bitteTs
mean ? Ia 1t true that II has helped yourself and
others 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 others. Or. KuHkel
has our warmest thanks for putting 1t in our power
10 relieve many poor sufferers by furnishing his ex-
cellent medicines gratuitOusy for distribution
amongst those unable 10 pay for them.-AHHe B:
McDOpeA
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. Z. f. kUNKEL, Sole Pro-
retor, No. 49 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia
ASK for Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take NO
other
For sale in wilmington by z. McInaI, Jr., Second
and Market, z. Bringnurst Co., sixth and Market,
H. r. Brfnghurst, 317 Market street; Alfred Walton
1856 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. g. Shoema-
ker, Smith q Painter, W. &. Williams, Ninth and
Market streets and L. NJ. England, cor. Sixth and
Lombard streets. Oct30-ly-lB
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

EXPLANATION NREDRD-Not a few Of our citi-
zens would like the present police department
to explain in what manner such enormous costs
" are nlaue up lh trlIllpe cases; lesteIday, two
we're riding up 4th street on horse back some
what faster than walk, when they were arrested
for fast driving and taken to the City Hall. Four
witnesses were summoned, and the lads were
convicted and fined two dollars each for violating
city ordinance. A bill was then made out to
Mr.. Keller for the above amount to which was
added eleven dollars for costs. How these costs
were made up the bill sayeth not, butt the account
certainly looks littlo ishy,' and needs analy-
zing.
Another point il Mr.. Keller, not by any
means rich man, should be treated in this
manner, why did not our police department call
to account the rich men, Councilmen and others.
who were guilty Of fast driving ON King street
last winter in sleighing time. Let there be fair
play, and let the public know how these eleven
dollars of costs were made up
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

- SylUan sprinJs -Chas. Kyle Proprietor. This
pleasant place OF resort has been neatly n.ted up
Ior the reception OF individual visitors, penic and
social parties. Ample accommodations Tor dancing
have been made, and Ice cream, lemonade, caket
iruits &C., will De aold to all who deshe them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground. He
viii also continue his popular stand at second AID
Market where the above named luXuIiea may be
had curing the season also, at MS residence Sixth
and Orange, where he viii be pleased TO SEE mis-
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
UNSOLICITED TEs1IMos Y.

DR. z. p. KUNKM:
Dear Sir:-I desire to bear (unsolieted) testimony
70 the merits OF your Bitter " Inc Of Iron, u dys.
peptie remedy. have taken 1t myself with ex ell
lent effect have noticed the great benent derived
from it by several SUFFERING poor women, whom
yeur charity has enabled me TO beBtoW 1t upon.
am willing that you snouid use this in any way you
may desire, and nope those Of my friends who read
1t will believe It TO be honest expression OF my
opinion OF an excellent medicine, and OF my sense
. obligation TO It's benevolent proprietor, L. +.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

AGGRIEvANcEs NOT SETTLED.-On Monday
evening, about the time of the departure Of
Little Nell, and her troupe, an unpleasant feel
ing was established between a member Of the
troupe and party at the hotel where they were
stopping, occasioned by a personal remark by
the former to the latter in reference to Little
Nell. The alteration continued other parties
became implicated, and by the time they had
arrived at the depot, the case had almost culmi-
mated in public brawl. This was prevented by
the bell ringing for the train to move out and
for all we know the aggrievauces have not been
settled yet Moral: Be careful about making
personal remarks in public. 1t isn't healthy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
OFF1uz on rza DAILY CozENERoTkx.
Wilmlngtnn- Dal. MaH a 1874 {

The sc Monthly Meeting Of the Wilmington
Loan Association was held last evening. The
following sales Of money were made; s200 It
ssk per cent premium; s40oO At 81 (, and s5eo
n 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

Hayes imports his own tobacco Consumers
can rely on getting g cd article at fair prices.
Give us cali at Second and French reefs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28


wilmington Dispensary, bls Orange street, open
daily, from 4, TO o. Z. M.
--Twenty-o styles of Misses Caters, at Bab-
COCK a Bro.'s, 2O6 and 2Os Market street.
You can get lice ladies lasting Button Caters,
at Babcock Bros for 81 ~, call al ste theID.
An the styles and grades OF low cut walking
shoes, at BabCOck Bros, zoo ano.Oi MAJ kct st.
The Princess Eugenie walking shoe, double sole
for ladies', at abcock bro 4, 2OO anu sIs Market
street
The Excelsior and Evans American Gae-, 10
he had only at Babcock Bro.r, 2O6 aAd 2Us Market
street.
-Thirty-eight (ss) styles Laties CATERS from
s1.25 TO S7OO at BaDcock& Il Bios, zU6 aid as Mar
ket street
-Fifty-three ps) styles of gents gaiters. from
SlI5 to 5000, at babcock Bros, 2O6 and 2ts Mar
Eet street.
An endless variety of children's and Infants
Shoes, AL styles ana cOlors, at babCock Bros 2U6
anu 2Os Market street
The new style Portland gaitfr, designed for
gents whe wear wide bottom panls, at BAbcOck
Bro, g, 800 and sos Market street.
Latest thing out is the mixed c0lored shoes for
children, all the rage in New York city TO be had at
bRbcock Bro FOG and SOS Market street.
All our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere, invite you TO call and
examine: no trouble TO chow goods at Babtouk 4
Bros, 2O6 and 2Os Market street
Hayes imports his own tobacco. Consumers
Falu "A q M liz "a Ia mi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
NEW FIRM

The undersigned have entered into co-partnership
under the nrm name of NJ. V. \ / u Pyle, Tor the
purpose Of carrying the coal business, at the 5.
W. corner OF Front and atna streets
MARlS V. PYLE,
aprl9 3m ISAAC &, PILE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Kn=~sH-m
FRAFag T.RAvz wuHTraTsJy,.

fRErs8 kEAvE wIEHnsaF0E.
Fsr PAtladslpk pkzz--i.ss, es5, $50 ale, 10so q N
lAsq ne9 Ata. h50. TIA iAas D. m sundayl
3 30, and Gsos pm.
For Fsp YeEk-lsS R, n. II 30 ana hbo p. m
For Raitinsers-laHa. aoa end 1eOs 3 N. LIS and
h12 D m.
NJ tAs Dslassars R R-laBo.' and 1a1s q. N.
6eo m No Sunday trains.
pm.
Fss coasesssIs-s.so, A. M.sna Q and P. N. The
INST two run through to Reading.
Eer v. 4 v. II R-(MaFkst 81, DspoL) TOO
10.4o 4 m. and Hes .. N.
LzAvE PHILADELPHIA xon wILNRsroE.
lag a., and 10.z5 9. n. 1a1B asa $50, Ao0,
616.Te0s sis and 11.s0 ?. n Sundays 500 N. and
9.1b p. N. and IL 30 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIvM At WILMINGTON,
FTosa Dslassags X R.-se0 Cfsom New Ca as1
~ ieis = n: 2 scS leso cine latter is freight with
FfoS ". = r. R-2iB and Il.S5, O. N. and alb
?, E- The 9.lo q N. only runs from Coatesville.
RSOn PA&ladelpAta-l2.la, l So, e.6S a m 1895,
LIS, AS, AS, 6.o2, sR5 $50, 1885. Sunday l24z,
LBS and $40 9. M, anu 10S5 p. m.
From v. v. r. h-tMArket 81, DepOp T.bs a.
~, LOOand 800 p m.
~ See time tablea for further particularg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
ROBERT ATKINS

The two best composition rso1i IS now in use d.
PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
nnar10-sm

ONCE in Good Hannas Hardware store,
mar1o-sm 44a Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

~ For Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsis, IndigeAt on,
Depression Of Spirls and GeLeIa Debility, In their
various forms, Ferro Pnosphatfd ENlT OF CHlissaya
made BY CasRell, Hazard a Co eW lCtk, and solH
ny all droggists IS the best lOLlC. Es a stlmulant
tonic for patients recovering fruR fever or other
sickness, It has no equal Ii laEen during the sea
son II prevents lever and agne AID other internlt-
tent feVers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
ekss Gslas 6se.
Wilmington Qu lions, furnished By n. r Rob
tnsoa Co, 8snkeFa, eth and Hhzket ezsL,
Al i oAeiook p n to-aaT.
MERELY MEHTIohED.

tEHEGH NHEH HHSG66s
-shad are scarce.
Pine apples are plenty.
-Pestal Cards are scarce.
The boys are all barefoot now.
Church trains on the W. &W.RR.
The usury eases attract much attention
Pigs are bsnshed from Wilmington streets
The lumber dealers are laying in their yearly
stock.
Bank cheques, very neat at the COMMERCIAL lob
once
1t is not yet TOO la'e to subscribe for the City
Directory.
summer Board Ia obtainable on the Wilmington
a western.
-PefecuY painless extraction Of teeth at Van
DeTenterB.
II yeu want ornamental writing go to e26 Mar
ket ktreet.
Just call in and see some of Bsyne's new goods
for dog days.
Sea bass plenty at Eighth Street Market Also
porRies and shad
-MoTgans shirts are remarkable for their nice
lifting qualities.
-Dewolf has Just received some hight srits. ele-
giant and cool for June.
The finest printing in the State is done at the
CokAHRcIAL job ONCE.
The spirit OF progress is rife at New Castle. Not
few enterprising men reside there and will make
their energy felt In the next nye years.
The perfection OF mechanism exists in the Sing
er Machine. More machines have been sold IN
Delaware, of This make, tnan any other.
The "bestestn goods for the leastest" money,
ct Bewmans, the grocer, Second and King streets.
Staple and fancy groceries, wines and liquors
for family use. also. London ana Scotch ale and
porters, Bowman, second and KING.
For striped, rlaids, alpacss mOhalrs cretonpes,
pques, Hamburg edgtngs table linen, buttons, etc,
go TO owen Evans' cheap store, Us N. Eighh Sc,
htfuAa Inhf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

EW-The cheapest place to buy LADIES' suits, in
Philadelphia, or anywhere else. is aJ Myers a sons
24l and 2e9 south street, ana 1851 kldgt avenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

BV- Bargains in Hermann Goods. yards wide
Hermann 81, worth 50, at % N Eigntn street, Phila
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
Tin and Sheet Iron Worker.

Agent for HYDEs OVEN RANGE, tn, best
Range in the MarAet. Gail and eXamlni 1t
full. line OF house-turnishing goods always on
hand.
Water-coolers, oil.coths, Cutlery, Pots and Ket-
Coal Hods, and Japan ed ware OF all degCTip ions
Stoves heaters and ranges repaired at short mo-
tce. Crates aud bricks for ali the variens patterns
OF stoves, put in by an experienced hand.
~ Give me call. marl7-ly-myso
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

Wfo sweet, so pure,
So safe, SO sure,
So suited to each dental wait,
The Fragrant SUZODOhT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

All our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere invite you call and
examine; no trouble TO chow goods At babtock &
Bros, zoo and 2Os Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

Latest thing out is the mixed c0lored shoes for
Children all The rage in New York city, 10 be had at
bRboOok 4 Bro. 3, 2O6 and SOS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-11
From Odessa.
correspondence of the Commercial

correspondence of the Commercial
ODESSA, Aug. 8.
IL was our good luck, last evening, to find our
selves bound frem Delaware City to Odessa, by
moonlight. The evening was beautiful; gen.
tia breeze lifted our hair and famed our burning
temples The heat of the day had been Intense
We had worked hard and the pleasing sense OF
comfort, as the carriage rocked gehtly 10 anu anu
fro, the soft silvery light OF fuli moon lalling
landscapes to be met with, was truly delicious.
We drank in whole oceans OF unadulterated ar
and revelled in the delightful scenery When
we arrived at Odessa our only Wish was thAt tue
iaunt could be indefinitely continued
This section Of country, from Delaware City TO
Middletown and downward to Blackblrd, 10 per-
haps not excelled for farming and truck pur-
noses In the world. Everything along the route
indicates wealth and solid comfort. Inc Iarnl-
ara are gathering their grain. and immense
barns, stacked with the golden wheat, are seen
We we're informed that this crop has been
very fair this season, but peaches are simply
nonentity Probably there will not be one nun
dred baskets shipped from ali this immense sec
ton. generally the most prolific peach country
in the State. The corn crop seems to be deeld-
edly under the weather. Along the river there
appears to be better prospect, but generally
tba onposite, is the case With no peaches, and
poor prospects for corr, money Is naturally tight
and exceedingly hard to get hold Of
Odessa appears unusually active; buildings OF
all kinds seem to be in progress OF erection, and
tha sonnd OF the busy hammer is heard contlnu-
ally Mir. Baker is putting up quite a handsome
| cottage on the Main Street, and almost opposite
| Idppncott's Hotel. MIR. Hyatt is erecting nne
Il brick mansion, with all the modern apphAhoes'
/ gas and water pipes, DC.
We we're agreeaby surprised on arriving at the
Hotel, last evening, to lind the Middletown Cor.
net Band in full possession discouraing the mes'
artisticmusie. The band plays unusually well
| and wa very much douutif Delaware can furnish
eyen from Wilmington another to compete with
it. They are all first-class musicians, and fuli9
up to the latest STYLE
The hotel, which has been until some weeks
bacL in the hands of W. r. Chance, is now con-
Quoted by Mr.. L. f. Lippenoott formerly OF the the
National of MIddletown. His recent arrlva
here called forth the serenade, last evening IRON
bis friends in Middletoyn. We found the house
| under the present proprietor exceedingly vel
conducted; every thing seems to be exactly As
should in tip top order.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-11
PHILADELPHIA Topics.

Wool is arriving in large quantities.
OF buck beer about 80 900 kegs are annually
brewed in Philadelphia worth 300 600.
Deaths, last week. 434, decrease oil 50 from
the week preceding. ITO were by cholera lhlah-
tum.
The Record does not want our Centennial
exhibition to be an American Institute Fair OIL a
larger scale.
The ship Milo, which cleared Philadelphia
last week WAS built in 1910, and Ii believed 10 pe
the Oldest vessel ahoat
"A sample Of new California wheat the finest
ever received here, was exhibited at the ComMer-
cial Exchange rooms on Friday.
One half Of the goat morocco manufactures
of the United States are located in Phl,adeiphla
About 1000 dozens of skins finished daily.
The Germantown Chronicle says large ho-
tel. TO be built by stock subscription, is contem-
plated at Chestnut Hill, in time for the Centeh-
nial.
The Ledqer says the attempt to change the
name of Market street would only bring confu-
sion without compensation in any sort OF adVan-
tage.
The Democratic Executive Committee OF the
Tenth Ward has denounced Alderman McMulln
for affilating with the Republican Aldermen IN
the election Of canvassers.'
The dried fruit market has been awakened
by speculators, who have put up the hgnres OF
the whole line of goods the cohsuihptNe W ue
mand is very slight, and the rise ID entirely paset
on the ahortness OF the coming crop.
-Malinda Keller has been arrested and mum
her of stolen articles found in her possession
She engaged as domestic at several dlnereh
places stayed one night at each place, and upoi
leaving carried away whatever valuables she coui'
lay her hands on.