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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-11

rendered on the 18th, in 81; on the 18th,
tho war ended, practically, in '65; Sher.
man occupied Raleigh, and Lynohburg
surrendered on tho 18th, in 's5; or the
14th, President Lincoln was assassinated
and Andrew johnson inaugurated on the
18th, in '65; all North Carolina forts and
arsenals were occupied by Confederates
on the 10th, in '62; President Davis was
captured on tho 10th, in '65; Virginia
seeded on the 17th. in '61; Massachusetts
volunteers mobbcd in Baltimore on the
10th, in '61; Gosport Navy Yard evaou-
ated and burned by the Federals on the
Goth, in 'G1; Harpcr's Ferry burned on
the Goth, in 'Gl; Lower Mississippi
opened on the Gath, in 'G2; Fort Macon
captured on the 25tb, in 'G2; on the Goth,
Gen. Joe Johnston surrendered and j.
Wilkes Booth was shot; on the 2sth,
Admiral Farragut captured New Orleans,
in 'G2; on the 10th, in 'G3, occurred the
battle of Grand Gulf; on the 3Oth was
fought tho battle Of Sabine Fork, in 80.
Thus wo SEQ the greatest events of the
unhappy four years occurred during this
month.
MAIL LARnANaEMENTs. Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ. and 800 P. NJ. (;
closes 8 P. NJ. and 11.00 A. NJ. Charles
ton day mail opens GIG T. NJ; closes 6
A. NJ; night opens 100 A. H.; closes
6.15 P. NJ. Greenville opens 6. 45 P. NJ.
closes A. Nj. Western opens $50 A.
NJ. and IL. 80 P. NJ; closes 8 and ! P. III.
Wilmington opens $50 F. NJ: closes
1890 A. nj. On Sunday the Office is
open from 8 to P. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
BUILDING STATISTICS.
wySS ENDiSo nov 10 1875 IRON
TRB hooks . pKPARTNENI OP BriiDiNGf
MATER ApANs. Superintendent

sE suuprxa trcoRD roA rHE 10 1873
THB nSoks o. IsF R1rtST snnI Ss
r-os Of Constructor ava 4ot@n hnTg =; DsaSr, Gs'
AZ ,s3s5., 1o , I'd Ss9 eu 10 numSsr Of building.
",s .1 aIa t ans P JsR 1,oqa, and Coup7i.,, 4ndrer
ts,s CG-eeooris num6 Complaints received 9; number Of
oots reported B0mber Of v's ons removed 10; unsafe bd
en down = ca Is sri 10 s,orey notices violations served
i5 notices Of unsafe buildings served o. total nslos Of oapss
Brsss Of Work Yssalek chReport, number Of
ses tCccs for Gre eseges served ia
bsTsaS o. TsSassrs io SeAOot,oass Fee.rs and Special
ssrpcys. serHss' st5s ShkeFoTts eIsuna.on Of elsh
uaseea, ses "asels; violations of See
srderod in the Ssdi TiesttT have been completed
sP9 sapcn Of the psR, psi men. unsafe S SSS
tyhJ By substantial ron ose. sEeeial Sr,ey Of WaAek;
Tef records suSsantia build 40 ei tgs 10 feet vide and
l4S deep; north and south walls 20 inches and SIDE walls 10
ia3e wallis ~ ne ROOF q tin aud forum 70 feet east
s, from stbst; ves6u z41246 doors wide
1 z 5I' gl s 1S5 door st vide so 5ot DOOR 10
.Ss .e IN cas-, o. IRE .9o1 two sas Door, f feet , s.
~ .Itrs door 70 ro.h ,Ss{ sIPe stage sas ana ssns on
,sS- ss c No, p two , ep,ss aa Sass
GUY distributed veaistoa BY the dome gool bese or-
a'e hs Broadway entrance in the front e0Dg
Hss-Yxmrssos his been Of Is hotels and lodging.
house The WemDsF Brsvoo 6evde'e ara The three osng
placed the Prescott House from the
a. e, s.s S IeS Tds Pace isS hs Ge
As.ac (aea sde PAGES and CeOpers Hotels The Wenr'
Heel on and SiIteeDihst has
s undergone and neror alterations and Additions
s.sb, ready and convenient gres I'm ease Of IRE
ety augmeuted new btilhng has been erected
ten the Old Worcester Manson and oeo 70 he NAN eu
- wneb has been hsht OF ste1 In the sd
ehon no d "a fsug has been used the walls beng
xzd Of iron covered with the Teal patent beproo
rar Two Worthng0a pumps, capable OF throwing 800
gallons minute placed n the engine room connected on
lines Of pipe with outlets and hose There
ara 10 two upper 60oT couslug 5000 gallons
y vhe attached The bu has three lines OF stairs, the
n one BE- ug iron end marble ADD I've feet In width
Tb trt Of and ere proof The general
an I,tte, of The regu rela;v thereto
fsces been specially Inspected IL oil
yhsh additional Gre safeguards have Deen ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
AUCTION SALES NETWORK CITY REAL ESTATE.
RI Janss ~ Mllc-.
,se.snrv I'D brick he 2thst ytd
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.


suess rr'Ted AZ uss,e er &c woe; ending NSy -
10 200 Nnesaths upsafe ehmueys aud gable Emil Rrh
Sorb 100 feet east of Fhhave unsafe chin
ssys Nchclss Pan, owref.
suhat az Saio ead Sautou-sS, unsafe cmusyti W. H.
bclnnre, agsni.
No $50 srcos-st unsafe chimtsys; W H. McIutre agent
No l04 SJf9 unsfe ehmnys; Ly ingsion estate
SO b0i Vest ThysX unsafe west wall; John L. Tsten,
S~pef
No 80 sus,lK-st unsafe ehlrnnevx
No ~ sU1olA-st issle ohinnegS
- Sufolk-st, unsafc chimuevs
Ne gao unSac ehnneys; Bridget Den.
Nos as 40 s25 West Porty st. pIers
v.r join 5. Gilmore. owner
No 400 Forty srsst. unsafe and gable David Levy,
Nh side Of 200 feet east Of Eleventh ava rear IN
ss~serefsly; New-lok OK GssLigh Company.
lj2 LAST fnyseenthst, unsafe front WALT George Bsnae
No IS Broadway chunes. Anisr,oD
Ne 81 hasi Bros1aay, ustfe chimneyS
81 Best GTn-E Unssfe cAruneTs; Morris Alexander
iOl hast Bfosdsav unssfe Gimme Morris AeX1ie
30 lO3 has BrsdFa safe chimney; Oscar Seabarg
10 II Orchsris-. unssie ehimhegs T. G. STAFFORD
Ma 20 Cansles. uusae ti0neys; VIA II. Roome sgsBs
32l DelneT.sI unsafe ront ni wsl Conrad Deh
s4tspt
No 2l4 Hes, Iweu'yui1thL unsafe ehnneys Williams Son,
ITO Dysdou-st upsafe ehmneys; Jacob seo
23 l25, and 127 Broomest unsafe front WALL Michael
62aohlei
Nc ~ Er1o1es, unsafe ehmnevs } p. Jorsenon AGENT
60 lV5 CsBsLst, unsafe etnneys John o. FAumer osnsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

prs uSs plans AID specifications have been Sub
1Re ID Of Buildings daring the week ending SauE-
sJ Noy. 10. 1873:
Irave side 81 feet north OF BghtVnhs., brick
rsrt tenement p 61C0; Henry Beroaum
Eneieer, de $50 feet BeyeniE-sye, brick
1story, foar stones Z5N2J; Air Lnck,
Tsh0frsst 100 eet Of Eghth-aye, brick
nslsrbonse, s'ory 1914; II GOuSGl owner
lVeh o. No 49, bneA stable story, 45Hl6 Burkhrti
Khye No IS bret and bOwntOns froai furniture
hose icsr stores. 25x9O. L. Lsuehhn. osner
uOrth size lane Of last River. one brick machine
s:ores 1O2x27 Eas River Ferry COMPANY.
north 200 feet u Nnthave four brck stores
a. teIoujs i've stor, 25x6O John j. Buehi oSner
Pass fourteenth No 341 bnek tenement;
bsr stores. 25I5O. Patrick CongeIy, owner. ..
sosib de 12j fee, Of Thirda7e brick stable
a. tnreuL two stories, 25KlUO5 Bernard Dufy
sout0 SIDE % iet east OF SeOncsVe, seven oriek
four stories. 2G6x6o; John d. jones'
between fourth and One
L, brck te-rngue house, two stones 2J1
Toe City Of Neville owners
Total Of erection Of the the 20 buings enumerated
.s2O2 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
AurIion 5alcs of Real Csiate.

EERE. JOHNSON, jr., Auctioneer
- OEce No p PARK ROW opposite Pos0ce Aso Houss.
ssd the terminus Of all the city sr lines
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD ASY EXCHANGED.
Auction 0 tocks Furniture. MersA andse. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
BOARD and Rooms Wanted.

A LADY, graduate of one of our best liter
n Institutions desires BOARD n family shere Instruction II
French Latin will he taken Whole
part payment Address TEACHER III West 22dt UhereeP
tionable references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
furniture.

A WEEKLY and MONTHLY PAYMENTS
NJ for FURNITURE, CARPETS and BEDDING, ut u. NJ. COW
PBRTHwAT co.'s l55 and l57 Chsibsnsi An immense stock
sad low prices
A UCTION N0TICE.-GoOd secondhand and
n CARPETS al zes rich patterns English Bru. si In
grain daily auction cheap liz Fuont between William
and Nassau
IGOR SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT FURNl-
TURK IN house MURRAY Hi, Hhhsve., complete for
with Of house prompt sale object Address
Boz 4,7S5 NewYork Post0mce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
Men, gersep Real estate for Sale.

ORANGE, NJ.-CIreat variety property for
~ sale Houses furnished unarnshei rent Sale Cssosue
oaee hours from 80 hnL H. GkRRf 80 Nassse cor Lee
at 000 EACH for three small new
W u .OOO HOUSES aud LOTS IN Wesi6ed n j. BY Genital
Railroad 55 the city Terms Wac cannot have
bomei RlKEP, HBSSR Co, D Finest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
Gcunlrp Rral estate tor Sale.

~ 49,
4 GOOD INVESTMENTA-UO TFt.. PROP
cash Also. BUILDltdi LoTT CHAP.
R. CULBER1SoS, 6s7 North sbst. Pbialelpbi,.
A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON
IA RIVER FOR SALR-StuAeds al CR0T0N LANDING, viii be
cod on ven favorable The property comprises 9psaris Of ~
Q d hgh Of cultivation and well stocked with
The buildings the premises Of
Cottage House. Containing ~ With closets
aud bathroom and other oatbunyS TIE house
Of mile from the staoa The land all the
the Newyors and ALBANY potoad aud extends the
rreT eos be easily sldyde into humber Of vla sites
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune 0mce.
E'OR SALE or EXCIIANGE-Ordnge County
FARM Ill good farm baiE.j two miles from depOti
price $4,000 RULAND a WHITING, 8 Beskmsn-st
FOR SALE, AT PRIVATE SALE-A supe-
nor l2sAcre Farm in wbiIemsnh Township, MONTGOMERY
County. For particulars address G. WBRTSNLR, Upper Dublin
L. o., Montgomery County Peno
HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT for
II SALE 20 80 miles from New York all under evstoni
large apple and orchards plenty Of small hui' good twoo
eoee ~ rooms barn oebouse Ge all In good Apply
r. H. LUDLOW Co, 3 Finest
q fNNk CASH FOR SMALL FARM ON
cDD,OOO line Of Hudson Harlem not less than
good bangs fruit and water ch within two miles depot and
seyent6ve miles NewYor Those having bargains address CASH.
Tribune Uptown omce. 5i2 W. 32dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
Drooklpn 3]ropertp 90 fei.


ITO LET-The new, elegant four-story brown
HOUSE. all modern Thirdsi between Sixth
Prospect Park rent $780, Apply
10 ". s MELDRUM, 1872 Churcbs-
rTNO LET or kOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il YOUR STORY HOCSk AND STORE No 102 Pnesppest
GORDON L. FORD. 81 ClarkSt., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
Gin Real gstdtc for 6ale.

Gin Real gstate for Sale.
A RARE chance for investing S76OO0.-A
n se BUILDING leased for IL $4,000 aud sIes, and
s1aserg ua lease 10 SEA 900 Price si5O0O0 bali cash Ad
eFeS BIZ ] $40. Pcs'-Oa.ce.
CHEAPEST HOUSE in NewYork, on Lex
" 20 feet fiont only sl1UOO Also one ON sS
Pstkye flushed tie --latest designs fee SZOUVO
Also f,ur-sorT on second-gve., only Sl321O -
FRANCIS CRAWFORD corner FftvSevehth't and Ihira-are
CI.lS lMln FOR a CORNER on Sixth
- ~C,VOV ave, Tjrl00, between Tsentythird a9o
the cheapest tins slsn and properly
ayro,sd VIII be taken al once By te, who waiting
RiKER, HkSSE 4 Co, 3 Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

ROARD-A party having a few hundred dol
willing lady o. experience who has furniture 10 e
frs boarding hous where guests willing to pay can IND
and home comforts will board those oshn
the furniture 10 sponsbt
private parties. Address 4y3 Chntona1e-, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
Gonses ano farms Udnteo.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-The Society of
~ the NETWORK HOSPITAL hereby invites IROp0SALS OF
LAND for the erection thereon by said Society Of Hospital Buildings
North River: be Of dimensions 70 not
80 ulzed be
MAY 1874 Proposals must price, aud be nelosed al en!e
directed THE SOCIETY or THE NEWl OK HOSPITAL
- wes Bevntht NewYok City, aud be seat in before 10Th
December merit
WANTED. - COUNTRY RESIDENCE in
Pinhed N j. worth about Sl2 900 exchange FOR three
story brOvn-stoDe house Wsl-st ferry BROOKLYN
rutland WHITING, Beekmsn-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

Country Board
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
W AHLent MA,A Of Paralysis in all forms Spinal
Diseases limbs Crooked Feet and Hand, 30
sned Joints Dsnee all Dconties smenes
Nervous Diseases Diseases Brain Heart and Lnng Hrsie
ka q. w. RHODES, NJ d.. Medical DTeeLof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
REAL ESTATE.



1vhsrs was small attendance at the Ex-
.,nss saosrooms today, and but little interest was
ssown in the sales made. MIR. james d. Miller sold by
ssr o, hc Supreme court under direction OF Nathaniel
I.rys referee the 10 twO-story- basement ana SUD
cellar brick houses on the north sac OF
90 unansAed and were all purchased by one person
rsprosen,iog parties Interest," Toe prices at which
hsv were sold represent about twothrds of the value
n, the property The sale OF property seventyeghth
A. snnonnced 60 take place under direction OF Mr..
Miller was postponed until May I, 1874.
AUCTION SALES NETWORK CITY REAL ESTATE.
Janss NJ. Mle-.
t~essnrv I'D basement brick he ll2hst tsd
4tAsvc H. l0tlOO ,,r... IS 400
t-cstorJ ard bs eent hree houses ne ll2As adjoining
shove each l7SNlVOll, esch 4SO0
shove salJ0lI each .................. $500
tvestorv anl basement hrek house, 2tb-si adjoining
shove csch l7sxlOol1 each $500
SoTs 7sSloO 3AOO
sSoTe IT io1lOO 94OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

broohlpn Real gsiate for Sale.
l'OR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
80 ta 81 ks'ent 5OIlOo and 6s 10 II and u Montague
lOOII00 H0ue ana store No l02 nespp.sL 27I6O
No l1e WiOagh5ys Esose No 1871 HOcse.
40 81 ssd 50 hssaFs GORDON Ia FORD, 97Csts Roeilyn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
BROOKLYN Board.

lD.D EAST 4TH-ST.-Pleasant ROOMS with
S@@S frstelass BOARD; references exchanged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

[GRFEEAL NAtUAs-ro' eA'l
A.. Acr roIsting to the fractional parts Of bar
AN Aoi rsl containing fermented liquors.
n. ~ Enacted bv ne Senate and House OF Repre-
,,t;res S on he United States Of America IN Con-
s.. osserSbled That section eighteen Of the act
gr.;ssd IAN cot TO reduce duties on imports and
.aSnaa Internal taxes, and for other purposes,
toIovsd 70 Ieod Iune sixth, eighteen hundred and
eppa0ty-two. be amended BY striking out the
,;ao seo1n; 10 said section, and inserting In lieu
p,soS the following I'm estimating and COM
.he internal tax on ell beer, lager beer ale,
p.,or pus, % and other sermsnted liquors. by Whatever
POn,o snch liquors may be called, the fractional
Dell. n.s AZ barrel ehall be halves, thirds, quar-
pa sixths. and sighshs; aud any fractional
.rt of barrel containing less than one eeghth
ppss., he accounted one-eighth more than one
s;nhth. and not more than one-sixth, shall be
ssilsconnted one-eixth more than onesixth, and
~. more than One-fouTth, shall be accounted
s- nOs tonrth more than ons-fourth, and not more
.ns,, one third, shAll be accounted 0ne-third |;
.1,ora .m1 thsn one third, and not more than one
hNr anal be accounted one half more than
nnaEbSn and not more than one barrel, shall be
ooconnted one barrel; and more than one bar
rel, and mot more than sizty-thres gallons shall
" Approved, March 8, 1878.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
TAKES on sight. 1ss bisa'Sn sRa Gss' Gor cam cam:

yassers,AgentB and Statesmen Henry Ward sec h.
ers family newspspsr sr starts lis Fall cam aign, CIV
ny Hu si'riners pair If the largest aud hnt 81
OLEOGRAPHS,-two most attractive suit cts ina
take" on sight,-painted by Mrs. Anderson, as
col trastB and companions of her "Nide awake
and " Fast Aseep.p Agents have immense success
call 1t best business ever offered canVaasefs" we
furnish the lqhtest and hanuscmest outfit aid pay
very high commissions. Each su6scfi Aur, old OF
new receives without delay two beautiful pictures.
per Itself stands peerless among family Journals be-
ing 70 popular that Of is class IL has the largest Cir
culatIoh in the worldi Employs the best literary
Just beginning; back chapters supplied to each sub
scriher. Mrs. stoves long expected sequel TO Ny
Wife and l" begins in the new year. Amy one wishing
4 good salary or an independe mt bus A QshT :
lLess should sekd for circulars and AWAN ED
terms 60 ]. b. FORD CO., New York, Boston
chicago, cincinnati, or San Francisco. oct2s-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

EAocH moRoAs's soss'
POLIO
is substitute for sosp for all household purposes
excepRwashing clothes. -
POLIO
for cleaning your hnuse will save the labor Of o
cleaner. Give 1t trial
POLIO
for VII dows is better than Whiting or Water. No
removing curtains and carpets.
POLIO
cleans Faint and Wood in fact the entire house het
ter than Soap. NJ Shopping" Saves labor. You
can't afford 10 be Without IL
APOLLO
for Securing Knives is better and cleaner than Bath
Brick. VIII not scrstch.
SAPOL LILO
is better than Soap and Sand for polishing Tinwsre
Rhiens without scratching.
POLIO
Polishes Brass and Copper utensils better than Acid
or Cil aud Rotten stone.
SAPO LILO
for Washing Dishes and Glassware is invaluable.
Cheaper than Soap
POLIO
removes Stains from Marble Mantels. Tables and
and Porcelain.
SAPOL LILO
removes Stains and Grease from Carpets and other
woven fabrics.
There IL no one article known that will de
SO many binds Of work and do it SO well a
sapoiio. , 7ry it. -
HAND s A P o L 10
new and wonderfully effective Toilet Soap, having
no equal in this country or abroad.
HAND s POL 10
as an article for the Bath breaches the foundation
of Ill dirt orens the pore and gives healthy ao-
tion and brilliant tint to the skin.
HAND POLKA
Cleanses and Beauties the Skin, instantly remov'
ing any stain or blsmsh from both hands and face
HAND SAPOL LILO
ia with ut rival In the world for curing or pre-
nenting roughness and chapping of either hAnds OF
| face. --
HAND POLIO
removes tar, pitch, iron or Ink stains and grease
i for workers in machine shops, mines, &C., is In
valuable For making the sktn white and soft, ant
giving TO it " bloom Of beauty" it is unsurpassed
/ BY any Cosmetic known.
HAND SAPOL LILO
costs 10 to Is ceats per CAKE and everybody shouls
have It. Ytu will like 1t. -
Don't Fall to TRY These Goods.
Buy it of your merchant if he has it o
will procure 1t for you If not, then writ
for our Pamphlet, "Al about Sapolio," ant
it will be mailed free.
ENocH MoRGANs soNy
ahps-smdAw 20 PARK PLACE, N. Y.
or 90 Lombard Street. Baltimore, Mo.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
oEEIuIAL.
ta.xxsA.. NAruns-Eo. @. |

,.wa OF THR UNITED STATES
....S q az TAsrd Esssio sf ths FoTtvssoO"d Con-
FuSse0 - aFesa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

CONNECTIONS.
AL wilmington, with trains 70 Philadelphia and
RsItmore. aud with Delaware Railroad trains Nos.
2 and make direct connection with trains 70 ana
Al Chadds Ford trains l, 2, 8 and ., for Phiadel-
nhIa Nos and with trains from Philadephla-
iTrains NOS l. D and with trains for Port Deposit
At CoateBville, all trains connect with trains lor
PhiiadeIphia and Harrisburg. Trains Nos. and
make direct connection with uainn 10 ana Hom
Philadelphia. -... .....,,....
AZ Biid Boro' trains and connect northMard
and south ward with Philadelphia and Reading hoil-
Foad and 2 and with soHthward bound trains.
Train No cuunects with tram from Philadvlphia-
SUNDAY NJ In will stop at any place TO leave on
passengers or on being Jagged, and connect 70 anu
h1La 1lS,eo1W O ' G sTOLz,
General superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
Approved, March 5, 1873.
[arNERAL NATuRE-No. s5.l


An ACT creating an additional land district in
the Territory OF Arizona.
Be ii enacted by The Senate and House OF Repre-
sentltittes, OF the UHlted States VI Ansertoa IN
Congress assembled, That Ali that portion OF the
Territory vi AIlzunA embraced IN The following
described limits, to wit commencing at the east
ern boundary OF ;he Territory, 1t the ihtefsec-
tion Of the hrst standard line north and run
nlng thence west on that line to the western
boundary Of the Territory; thence south with
hAid boundary line to the aouthern boundary OF
the Territory thence east on said line to the
eastern boundary OF Territory and thence north
OH SAID line to the place of beginning, shall con-
stitute separate land district, to be called the
Gila land district, the otiioe OF which shall De 10
Gated at such place IN said district a. the fresl
dent Of the United States may direct, winch may
be changed from time to time ~ the public In-
terest may require.
SEo. 2. That the President shall appoint, by
and with tho advice aud cOnBent OF the Senate.
or in the recess Of the Senate register and 8
receiver OF public moneys for said district and
said officers HhAll reside IN the place where saiu
land Office is located; and they shall nave the
same powers, perform the same duties, And re-
celVe The same cmoluments au are or may DC
perscrIbed by law III relation TO land ofaces OF
the United States IN other Territories.
Approved, February IL. 1873.
REVOLUTIONS OF GENERAL NATURE-No 81
JOINT Resolution tendering the congratulations
of the American people to the people oi
Spain.
Resolued by The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiues OF Ms Uuited Stdtes OF America tHLoA'
gress assembled, That In the name aud behalf oi
the American people, the congrAtuiation OF Con
gress are hereby rendered 10 the people 0
SPAN upon their recent efforts to consolidate
the principles Of universal liberty in repuOll
can form VI government.
That the President of the United States be
and hereby is, requested TO transmit thlA reuolu
ton to the American minister Ot Madrldi VIII
instructions to present 1t 10 the Spanish BoVeih
ment.
Approved, March 8, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
raxrxHAL NATunx-No. s7.l

AN ACT to remit the excise taxes upon alcohol
used by univsrsities and colleges for scientific
Be L enacted by tho Senate and House Of Rep
-esenfatiues of hs United States Of America In
Con0ress assembled, That the Secretary OF the
Trsasury be, aud be is hereby, authorized to
Grant permits to incorporated or chartered
ecientifc institutions or colleges OF learning to
withdrsw alcohol in specified quantities from
bond without payment Of the ilternal-revenue
,sx nm the same. or on the spirits from which
the alcohol has been distilled, for the sole and
exclusive purpose of preserving specimens OF
snatomy physiology, or OF natural history be-
Ion0inp TO such institutions, or for use in any
chemical laboratory Of such institutions: Pro
pided' That application for permits shall be made
by the presidents or cuTatois OF such institu-
tions WHO shall file a bond for double the
smonnt of the tax on the alcohol to be with
drawn. with two good aud sufficient sureties, to
he snproyed by the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue and conditioned that the whole guam
tity Of alcohol so Withdrawn from bond shall be
used for the purposes above specified and FOR
no other, and that the said presidents and cura-
tors shall comply with such other requirements
and regulations as the Secretary OF tue Treasury
NAV pfescribe And II any alcohol shall be used
by any officer as Aforesaid, of such institutions
for any purposes other than that above speci-
aed. then the said officers or suretier shall pay
the tax on the whole amount OF alcohol with
drawn from bond, together with like amount
as q penalty in addition thereto.
Approved February n, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
[arnrnAL NAruaE-No. s7.l

An Aur TO establish board OF local inspectors
AH ~ stasm-yessels for the customs district Of
Michigan, in the state Of Michigan.
re- h enacted by ue Senate ana House OF Repre-
,entaipes Of u.s United States Of Amerttd in Com
oyess dsaen.bled. That there shall be local
board Of inspectors designated ana appointed
State of Michigan. and tile inspector Of bulls
md the inspector Of boilers, composing the
said board shalI receive salary Of nine hun
dred dollars year each.
Lnropved March 8, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
Rsil Raaa ziHes.
ON AND AFTER
Monday, Sept. 2stIl. 1873,

The cars will leave the Del. Avenue Depot every IS
minutes until O'Clock, A. NJ, commencing at g. 1b
A. M. then every ten minutes until .ofk P. M
After that hour, every IS minutes until 10 O'Clock p
Pm,
Night Lt,ls.-Car will leave the Del Avenue Depot
a. 1880 7. N. to meet train due at 1890 p. N.
Leave Del. Avenue Depot at II 80 and 9th and Mar
ket, At II 30 p. M. Leave Del. Avenue Depot at
M. sep9T II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

GRAVEL ROOFING.
LKAKY, METAL AND SHINGLE ROOFS,
coafed and made good as new.
oFRICE;-aoOD 4 ANNA's Hardware Store,
as Market Street.
ssps1.an Robert Atkinson.