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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
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Die nahlebenre 3uItrtft fOllte isCrr,
psnteubsn Manns bic NOttpenbigteit In
@rinnsruus bringsn, bic pou Gtiuem Scr.
pttnft abbdnsIae 6amtlts bur6 siut Ser.
iI6srun8 auf fstn esbtn ju icbabsu:
,atbsns, Bradford Co., pl., 27. 3rp. ~.
Btlltam 9radtn, Csc,
@snsIal. Ngsnt Der Continental 9stens
Ssri. 60. pom 3artfVEp, 3u gBtltfsbarrs,
ga.
8trI9,r 5srrl Sd ttI&tutse ren
Gmpiang Sbrtr Qnptifuna fir ssbn
6unetrt unp ptsrunbUtsr,ig Dollars, als
Ssrsiituna fir cine gerf6.rung BON sstn
6uRttrt Doasrs auf eaS etbtn mttnes
psrfcrt,ntn Rdnnts, Der fc plseti5 per.
ihtsp uno mid, NIT sinsm 5aus voll
bhIFoisr Rinrtr, ainilih pfrnniaIcs 1u.
rldltts. SD wst6 ntdt, mas aus mir
ssUOrpsn mare, mare sr ntht psrT6srt
stTtisn. Srisu sic Utriidsrt, oas Stt
uno bic @cmpa9ntt. bic Gle reprdlsntt
ren, m'tHs @sbstr uuo m,tnrR @satu
baSsn rtresn, 70 Innsr Id Iebs.
Strr Iebr srgsbtue
SaIpaG'na eonnoup."
Samts Connolly purtt SuItGert In
Der Continental 9sbsnS Btrl. 60. BON
6ariforb i'm Suit 1870. Or madbte or,t
3dbIunatn, i'm @dn,,n s74.30 b,tra-
stnb. aIs sr flrb, srbirIt Istre Srau
nitt nur bic taulsuo Dollars, fur ptltt
ar rrra&srt mar, fOnctrn nod auesrb.m
;rtt Otpiptuptn. $44'S3 trtrnaeno: 70
Dab feline Ssrf&truns ibu uur s29. Al
toRtts.
Die Continental BON 6artfcrb III cline
erfs SloG', iulIce, fonItrvativs Q,btns
Ssrl. 60. rCn btiRahs elfiibriasm BE.
itanss unb bsfBt tinsn 5onp aum 8siraa
BON natt bret Mtlltpntn Dollars.
Sts sibt bic alIerFdtrle 8rlfberuue
fii: ben ssrinsRsn 8ttras.
Ste bat cine ssrmdntnte @tntrnIs
assntur In @ilFtsbarrs, ttdbIirt In 1869,
wsI&t elm srp6ss uab trfOlarstG,s ST.
tbaft tbut. SeR Der btuiI&tn 8sp5ltsr.
una wtro ft sIo6artte unterlibt unb
bUitt ourn stpt6snbafte, TttQt G,bauo.
lung tdsltb tbrs 3abI Ju msbun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
6austaItuna gu fdtr.n nnO Ns ptliet

5ausbaltuna su iii6rtn nnb Fs piIliet
elm. Daribtr bin Ids b5dbit psrsuiist."
naIiO stsrfalS fruts ytG&riGt uno gs
Ipanntt GrTodrtuns," perirbte S6autsrB.
.9a, In brr Sbai," bemerftt 6iai9d, bic
nun slttAiauS ZEN Srtsf bee SSsIf Gee
lsfsn bate. .,ra mub man iptrtlta In ss'
ipaunts @ruartun8 srrat6tu -- Id bin
nur neuBtsrtg, mas bns ttbentst."
ole Gpra6 ritis DCrte Stuti& une be:
WiTtonir, htr fsIn ffutlH ptrianh, mar
ui4t wsnts ptrpunput. Da6 5tntbn
snglil@ ltirn tcnnis, wuBts sr, abtr bas
he aud osutih lprtGeu uno, tpie 10 ffisn,
Isfsn fCnnts, rsrlrBtt ibn In GrRau.
ntn, SAuutsre, benz biss Mot sntotns,
ldHslte.
so babe MIR mtIns 6rau gut trjc.
gen." laBtt tr.
r9a, bas ta6sn Sit," U,risstt tsr NiI.
1cuar, wdtrsnb 5iaibo, la fiie .tnts.
Mtuutsn sutiauIDtsenb, bindus9ing, ,,ule
III Sbrtu bifs aass nur mGslid, gfpUr.
ben btt nll 95reu ii6risen @tf6afttn ?"
80, bic &isbs rsrma8 pisi, 5srr Iil.
ficnar, unb basu bate t6 ia aud ;ptt
Sabre lang GsIeetnbett bnju. absr ntttt
nur id, aud mriEs 9dnrslrats Ia ttr
Na&tari6aft rrtIhe Siatba oft bslu6ttn,
babrn pttI enJu bstsstra9sn. So Sr.
ii&.rs Gle, Der lmgang nit geutsa, bic
sins fremct Sprahs rtbeu, trigt Gttr otsl
jur Grlsrnuus elmer Spra&s bel. Sa bic.
fer WttIs lsrusu tauisnbt msIner eaurs
Isu.t, wsnn Rs mad amsrta tcmmrn,
eusIIfh fat fpitIrnb. uamtntii6 SplG.,
Die sins lebbafts IufaGaa8egnbs brGg,n,
uno - 9tatba 1T flus."
uDas bsmrrttt Id bnte," tntasonste
bsr Wtifondr, ,.fe mar pdbrrno bss 8s.
ltetsHsunterrItts msins bette SGIleriu.
| SD tdun mid ibsrhaupt aua ui6t iibsr
Die anbtrn S@iiIfr tsfIdgsn. giaarsm
Id Ibnsa srf bas 6lii6dss In t6rsm iu.
bsrn 0sfsn, In 6bnIi6tr 0rtis pte man
Jfiucss aumdItS an Ruts unU StstisFsti
asm5bnt, etaslfrat bate, wutte tS mtr
Idiot isns wirtIt6tn 9tleuugsmtttel, bl.
rtt YbantaFs osrereln, anjuwenbtn."
.,St, fnO aIfS nun Na. 70 rvsit pcrse.
l&rtttfn. baG an nG6ata SOnutaae biz
5aIlt fat Fapsn faun?" frus SAautsrs
nSa," tntgsBnstt rrr @tli0uir. Aud
wsrDsu 8lsthisltts nit 9hrrr 5rauung
raG rsr &aufbanpIuug nch pieie anesr.
GupuIatiVnsn latlFnosn, beam Hab @rtR
lttsn 0runelabru lttsn Die Snptantl
| Nlt moo In ptleer &9e. Stt bnbsn bed
uthtS btsr8s9.n sinSawtnosn5"
! ,Dur&aus nt&t. Sa G'rgsRtGstl, a
| n mir Itsb. So nil NIT 5tatba poran'
atstn une haburdi btn anbsrn elm autsi
SstlpisI s,bsu. Da6 wire bann aud
wobI Die lsBtt GHtntI,Gs 5anSIung Ittu
0te Id In ttr 9elouie Strrthlt, ftun Ia
Der bnruuf fOIssnbsn Bc&t 9tpsnlt Id
atJurstitn."
Sts Isbtsrt 8smtrtlns f6ltn benz Iii
ilouar ni6t bsiunbsrs ~ asfnlsn, unD ptt
GrinneruuB an bic ta!ptgs Srsanunf
tbat tbm lsip. CT bemsrits tss unpsr
hOtsR uuO Sanutsrs bate lsIn N5stth
ltts ;u tbuu, aasrlsi 9rdnbs tsrbsi,u
tOlsn, bic fsin Diassbsu fir INNER p0r
Der Stdtipn uro Gplpnis Iattiam ent
| f6ulpi9tu. Die triesn Ndnntr uutsr
bisltsn il& ncH ldnssre 3stt ibsr tlsfsr
uub amber: @easnfaubr, aud Ter Subai
rsr Brisft pdre pitbsr bsrabri eaRr
NOD bic 6tiirIi6Ftitsn tss nGhatr
Spnntags In grwiSuns SsJc9sn uub Ia
rauf trsnntsH fs f6.
C6SrtirBuu8 fsIGi) -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
CSSrtirBuus frIsl.)

- Gin hGr GROCER ab'Il Nsr Mililar.
GTeettn, bic R6 In rem iranjOfi6sn @a.
suSinfn pcrfanbsn unO ban Sitgtrn ale
Bsuts ;uFsIsu, wurbsn, iowsit Ts aus
GIsitunssltddsn, 2spsr,sus 1t. (. IL. be.
lantrn, pen ftr prsueti&sn 8tgisrune
an bret 9apitaIl0sn fir 10000 lbaisr
iIbsIlnFsn. Dtefe lsiislsn nit ptr fran.
,Giii6tn HssitrunB wsssn 8adtdufs rsr
Gfselen untsrbanblgnsrn ain, psltr t'st
gum atf6lub g.tOmmtn nnO, intem bic
frdniSiii&t 8ssttrung 100000 Gree.
$4,000 Is lIsr) fir bic GFtctsn su iat.
len Iidb p,rpFidtst. alic stn profit BON
100000 9taIsr fir bic siHdlt6sn 5ps.
ruIanttn!
- SIR bic Ssrunstddtsn an her OR.
Zee BAT tas ftstnt Ddn,matt btretts $780,.
900 SbuIsr aufs.bra6t, sas orC6e rsi&e
psutfbe Rtih fir lrius &erunaliidtsn
uur 100000 Ghaler.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
Ocrmtouita SOteI,

Suumprt, ga.
Mentr Sreunbtn unb 8sfnrnttr bitrntit BIZ
srgsbtrt 2InSstsf, eae cbiers SciaI ntu ttnlsriS'
trt unO brerutrnD persrpbsrt pcrern p. Wlrrt
unS falts SptiItn su jsesr 3sit. Die StraBsn'
gii.nSabn ron Scranton fibrt bis lum SauIt
Qucs n,acbt bsrIrIbe barauf aufmsrfIam, eaG 81
nit outer Stalung fir pfsrts ssrltbrn III.
23ilS 9puts Rtunt6,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30

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nbrmafbrr ut0 1uwelier
TT To. 1O6 SraHtliH Slbenae,
Saffpn Saus. CecrrnS 3sibItrO rRfnrt {
Sntrm CT ftb fir tas friibrr ibm ssiasnfir
3utraurH bsranft, bort CT, enb iOIhrS ibni aud
Witcer IN irinsm nrusu 9ffbdft ~ She'll pirb
une mira er atrs nufbieien, nni ale ltine Sum
efn prompt uuO bigig ;u befrirpiasn.
peter 5Gtti6,
ukrrndbfr, Suprlter unb @.astui
29f72 106 5rantIiu Astrus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
GrieoritI) i11eitt,el

trIiutt ii@,. GsiueH 6rrunssn unb 9ffauuitu
anJuItigsn, tae fr bic WirtbI6aft In Ieinsm
SGismept 80. 325 Sada. &prnue frIbft ttfr>
nommrr Hat uno enb sr itiHsH GunttR NIT su-
tsm 8sre, gDsinsH uup ben brIten SPstisn
aufmartsr rtrp.
SiluBre uHb @sius I'm GIrrbtu, Rts friSsr,
unt biz beitrH gr!ifsl garentiri. 2iU
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
sS06IOt, O0uS,
Srnnlliu &psnus, EAbs lem giIsnbabn,D Dc,

6rnntltn ApFnus, nabs lem GiIenbab abn-Deprl,
eorsnt 3etbItE Gijsntbiimtr.
Sas enus III nru uab In SolIfrmmsnIlsr gBeiIs
tingsri6tst une 3tI9 une Seller Iistern an Cpd.
fen une @rtrGntsn has Sslls, frae iu babrn III.
Solipt eruls fSnnrn stpf unb gr9ts btin 5deF
ocer her gBodt srbalttH. f7f7O
eortni 3sibltr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
NySmiIf : 11ntcrriClDt.

Ter iiutrrssi6uste ribtiIt fir sinislus S6R.
Itr ertr 9ldftn plano, SioIin- uns 9rlauas
lluturiht unb bat ifrts psrrdtbis tins quite Aus.
pdbl puH 9ioIinru. Snitu, 9Ceen, lSris gPu-
iiialiru. Sffiet IN SrH. 9aiOb StBtIs g4Obuuns
an ytuSrnlraet. q. grurus.
ReB 6rau Gerrae tribtiIt sbtufalIs lin
ttrrttt TIM guilarrtIPisltn uue 0sians, uab
stpdiat InmelpuHarn aR stiasm Srtt RnsrH
PEuttltGs SsrhdH9fisHnR SGmt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25
GTeaT DiscoVeTIes.


EF Eunkels Cs'eDra.ed Brter Wine Of Iron VIII
efectuzlly cure liver complaint lsondlce dyspepsia.
chronic or nervous debility, chronic dlzEFhes dls-
sease OF the Hdneys aud al DISEASES aris Hg from
9 d s1rdersd liver, stomach OF intts;lues such a.
constipation. natulesce, Inward pies. f1l aess o.
blood 70 the head, acidT OF the stomach sore cru
Citations, sinking or nuttering a. the pit OF the
stomach ETimmlug Of the head uEried u alifcq4i
br athing Huttering az the 1eart, choking or sudo-
eating sensations when IN lying posture, dim1ees
OF vision dots or y, Is before the sght, du pain IL
thetnsad deficiency Of perspirstOn, ye.iOwness Of
the cain and eyes, pain in the side UaeA shesir
limne &c sudden Pushes Of heat burning II iht
iesh, constant insginlngs Of evil and gre4I de-
preston Of spirits.
Price 81 par Dottle. Beware Of cOUanterfeitE D
not let your druggist pain OF some other pTepsfs-
tiOns Of Iron he may say Is a. good, bot ask fol
kunEels Bitter Wine Of Iron. Take no other.
KUNKELS BITTER WINE or IkoN,
now only ask trial Of this valuable Tome.
Price 81 per bottle T. z. kUNkEL, sole Pro
prietor, No. zs9 NORTH Ninth street, Oelow Vine
ASK for kankei's Bitter Wine Uf Iron, and take NJ
other
For sale in wilmington BY e McInAi- Jr., secsnc
AMI Market. z. Bringhurst Co., Sixth and Market
II. X. Bringhurst 3lT Marie street Alfred Walton
Zs5 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. Z. hhostna
ker, Smith d Painter, aHd W. Z. Williams, Ninti
and Market Etreets. OctSO-l J-l5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25
Tan.ar.nas aefasn.


ADDRESS. n aAzoz 4 PogE1L = IsTE,EPRRAScE
HURozE-rHE FEoposED coxSRnsaloSAL coN-
NIsszoS o. rsQRIET.
Arsspsctable and large a1diencs, corsiders
bic part OF which vas composed Of our colored
citizens. assembled At FnsDds' West Street Meet
ing House. last evening, 70 hear Aaron NJ
Powell, editor Of the National 4enifasranoe Ad-
voeate, lecture on Temperance.
Mr.. Powell has but lately returned from tour
Of Europe uhers he had been in attendance A. q
delegate to the Worlds Prison Congress beld
IN London, and has bad ample opportunity OF
observing the aspects Of the Temperance question
ID Europe His observations and conclusions
upon the drinking .hahits OF the
people Of Germany, France. and other countries
which have been quoted By che opponents Of To
tai abstinence - being large consumers OF wine
and liquors in general and vet enjoying Al i'm
munity from the evils which nov from them :
we're adverse TO that opinion. and showed that
intemperADce Was As destructive OF me and
morals IN Europe - IN AmercA
He vas nov Or his return from Prison Con
grees which has just been held II Baltimore. In
| the cours Of the proceeding Of that congress,
the question Of intemperAnce Vas introduced As
pertinent to Prison reform. II wAs there boldly
asserted without successful contradiction, that
| intempeEAnce caused from thIee-fouTths to nine
| tenths OF the crime which populated our FElsols
| and Aims houses.
| Mr.. Powell eompiimentei the President and
I
| eArding the Hse Of intoxicating liquors at ther
| NeW YeAr's reception, and believed vast amount
Of good must follow the appointment OF the pro
posed Commission of Congress to investigate
/ and report upon the evils Which Tow from IN
| Temperance, and also the benefits arising from
prohibition in some of the Eastern States, local
\ option il Pennsylvania md the damage Law IN
i IN Ohio. ABd others of the Western states.
He did not expect much from the present
i Congress on account of the hmitei time it had
yet TO serve, but did hope for some wholesome
| legislation from the next. senator sauls bury,
| Of this State, was complimented for his reAdi-
ness TO present Temperance petitions. and fOF
his hearty concurrence IN temperance reform.
| Eloquent and touching AlluriOus we're made
| TO the downfall and ruin Of several Young me d
| OF brilliant promise, and the case of nsIneiess
Z. s. Senator was instAnced, who, when IntoIi
Gated could sc4fce be restrained from shooting
| Journalist for some fAncied injury. AIR. Pow,
ell spoke for an hour AMI three quarters, aud
| wAs throughout intently listened 10.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25
BEgister's gntifes.
EGIsTER,s OFFICE.

ID EGIsTER's OFFICE,
Ia NEW CASTLE COUNTY, January 5.h,, 1873,
pom application Of Isaac s. Elliot Jr., Administra-
toT Of kliza Elliott, late Of BTabdyEine Hundred,
IN said County deceased 1t il ordered and directed
BY the Register that the Administrator aforesaid,
give notice Of the granting Of Letters Of Admins
tratiDE upon the estate Of the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
u be posted within 10 days from the date Of such Let
era In SIX Of the most public places Of the County
oi New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate 70 present the same, or abide by
Act Of Assembly In such case made and provided.
4 nd also cause the same 70 be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a
newspaper Published in Wilmington, and 70 be con-
t!nued therein two weeks.
Given under the hand and Sea- of Once Of
IL b the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day ana year
above written. b, GIBBS Register.
SOTlC CE-AN persons having claims against the
ks,ate u the deceased must present the same duly
a.sisl u the AdminlstTatOr on or before Jan -lh,
ia Or abide the Act Of Assembly IN such case
made Gl1 provided.
ISAAC S. ELLIOTT, JR, Admin.
Address lani3-2w Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25
for Saif.


TSOR gALE-A FINE SUBURBAN hksl i,l!l slDhSSh "
II AND LOT OF GROUND AT BklvAlh
ElIE The undersigned offers Al prlFate sale 49,,
me nne rendence and lot OF GROUND on ": stOn s.,s
strT et WITHIN one square OF the city ilhe, hoN -
nled tv Joseph Pyle. THIS house - nsS ADn ln "a
esllent eonditiOn stable on the premises hhauc an
frft tree,s nue lawn, Yss feet on Front slIee5 i
ming baeE asO feet well OF good water. WIN pe soiu
l0w On accommodating terms ,,,,,,,,,opn
Jan34-eOd9t SAhHs - ,t... Dt.a-1. -. =
TSoR sALR-A nryt Il en- morigsRe uf dosoOi good
terms Apply to Rk1NOLDo ~,
No IA Exchange building Ith snu aalaes Ia,5 e-n a.
tznlo-eod6t "hihnANoH' -
uNoH SALE A two-story cottage, iouf 4
rooms, Lot LOOKED feet, corner Oi ohAh5 -, =,
cfors avenue and Harrison street. Alsoi lVs "
land ADJOINING, ib0xsOO feet Apply o. ,,,,,,cu
Jans-eOdlm MD VI : ios
ENOR sALE-tape NAY, n. j., OCEAN HOUSE
furnished and equipped, ioE sal1 on eaty N
ffrms if NOT s1id b May lst, WIN pc run heAt -
season. "a usual, 10y II. W, saEyer, ,,,,,go,r
tania qO.g7 Tfi Walnut street. Phiadeiphia
NOR SALE-The two-storied building, and 81
II lot baeE, situated In orange street be- -
tween Third and Fourth, adJolning the soap all,l
C4ndi ManufactJry THIS property has it ILont ~ ~
orange street Of Sc feet running back tnat Wiut =
feet The uulding by little alteration Mo1ld MAJ msA.
! large machine shop, or would d. Tor many olhsi
manufacturing purposes. For terms inqqIe qleeH ~
1an7-wSstmi No OT W. sixth 81, 'Eil. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25
Churches To-NIorrow.


Central Church, King below sth. Rev. j. p,
Coukey will preach morning at l0}l and evening
at Z n. Subject for evening discourse, " The
Sinner rescued. u
African Union Church French street, between
sth and 9th, Rev. Z. H. Chippey, pastor. Elder
+. IL Burbank will preach in this church oil
Sunday morning and evening, and Oh the follow
ing Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
West Church Services at10I1 a. NJ, and 4
P. VI. Rev. ]. Garland Hammer
First Unitarian Church, West street near sth
T. Israel pastor. Services at l051 A. NJ, and ii
r NJ. Subject in the evening, " Reconciliation
Its Meaning and Methods. Sunday School al
2 r. N. Seats free. Public cordially invited
Spritualists Hall DR.. John Brown Smith wal
lecture tomorrow at lOL A. NJ, Subject. what
Snail we do TO be Saved z and Mrs. Lezsie Goo
dell Steinmetz OF Mass, at u p. NJ. Lyceum
at "a Z. NJ.
New Jerusalem church, (Swedenborgian
morning services at l01z o'clock Sermon by
Rev. r. E, X. Keys of Philadelphia Subject
- The New Covenant in the Blood Of Jesus
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25

RIP VAN WIEELB. = The attendance at Mishler's
Grand Academy Of Music last evening" 70 witness
'Rlp Van hinkle, or the sleep Of 40 years." the
largest ever assembled within the walls of build
ing In Reading, exceeding twelve hundred persons.
The crowd was 30 great as TO Oblige the manage
ment to open the doors at haf-past six O'clock and
at ten minutes past seven no more tickets were 70
be had for the hrst hoor, every seat, and all the
standing room De taken. Double the regular price
Of admission Of seats was freely offered, without
avail and at least i've hundred persons were turned
away kaTly this morning the rush for reserved
seata for this evening was even greater than yes
terday, aud AT ten O'Clock two hundred and forty
two seats were taken. The manager, at the re-
quest Of hundreds Of persons, mas cOnsent-
ed 10 continue the piece until the thousands
who are Jet anxious to see 1t have been gratihed.
Mr. Joseph Ii. keene as "hip, sustained the char
acter 10 the intense delight Of those present, and
the remarks Of those present, and the remarks Oi
those who had seeR the great Jefferson In the same
role were most nattering. pleasing fea tnre oi
the audience was the delight depicted on every
counlenance proving conclnslvely that Reading
does appreciate talent and Will encourage tt.-ReGd
iIg DAILY Edgts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25
Democratic Caucus.

4 BOARD or POLICE cox NaIssioSKRs AND A WATER
COMMISSION TO BE AsKED " TIE LEGISLATURE.
cancus Of the Democratic members Of Coun-
Gil held, yesterday. TO take action touching
the confirmation Of the Mayors appointments.
The hne Of policy adopted WAS fOrshSdoHed in
the expressions Of some Of the individual Inem-
DerA on THURSDAY evening but they went fur
,her than vac At that time proposed, or at least
than was talked Of. They determined to ask the
Legislature not only for the passage Of an act
creating Police Commissioners, but VI a Water
Commission a. well.
Their object iz Of course. TO obtain control Of
the Water Department Of the city, but 1t yet re
mains to be seen whether the Legislature will
entail upon the city such an unnecessary and
expensive system Of governmental machinery AZ
certainly not justify the means, and we do not
believe that dozen representative Democrats
can be found il the city who will countenance
| such a change
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25

sW-A Glorious Reoord.--Twelye years ago a few
modest lines in New YORK journal invited public
attention 70 q new Vegetable Restorative, aud So
icited trial Of It's merits az renedy for ibdiges-
ton biiionEness, fever and ague debility, nervous
iiisorders rheumatism and all complaints requiring
nYigorafing and regulating treatment. In this que
unpTelentiOus way PLANTATION BIFTBRs was Intro
70 he word. II was success from the beg nning
AL that was claimed Tor II as toiic CORE tive
and RniidOte 70 mslarlo1s yer, was found To De
strictly true. Within nEe years the annual zales o
this article amounted u UY one million OF bottles
A few years more and the demand had swelled Y
i've millions. The annual consumption Of the Bit
ters has now reached the almost itcrediDle aRRre
gate Of six millions Of es, and for every 10 u
sold copy Of the Illustrated Medical Annual, pub
shed by the propretors, al cost Of Slo9,VOOr i
given away.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25
AnftEStI Sales.

q fNT REv. cdtLEcToR's SALE ON
i . REAL EsTATk--Wi be sold at PHbie sale
al tie United States CUSTOM HOUSE Building
corner Of sixth and King streets. In the CITY Of
Wilmington -
on TUESDAY, FERRUARY 18th, 1878, at t2, NJ
All that Lot or Tract OF Land situated In Brana
wine ifundred, CITY Of Wilmington County Of Neu
Castle, and State OF Delaware. bounded and de.
Beginning &c a stake in the middle OF Marsh road
at the disiance Of thirty 800 feet nOTthwsFd fr0m
the north side Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington 4
Baltimore Railroad, measured at right there
10 thence south westward paral el to said railroad
aud At the parallel distance Of thirty go feet there
from, about one hundred and sixty-elght Q6s feet
10 a point Ia line with the noTthward side OF Sly
teenth street as laid out In the CITY OF Wilmington
and extended without any change OF course through
tbe lands Of the ChrittiAna River lump nyenent
COmpahy-a corporation OF me State o. Delaware
TO the said railroad; thence along said side OF said
street eat nfed westward about i've hundred AMI
seventy $40 feet to the eastE ard side OF d new
street laid ont at six y-nse feet Wide and crossing
along said sde OF the last mentioned street north.
ward, three hundred and thirty seven and One-ha
s3I ~ feet, 10 the middle Of the marsh road afofe.
| said thence thereby south 4S' east, i've hundred
and eighty mine 6s9b feet to stake, and south IL
west, one hundred and nfty-nine feet seven inches
TO the place OF peglan ng. be the sontents thereof
what they may With the free and uninterrupted usp
aud privilege OF said streets laid out for public
ass at sixty feet wide, and also Of the strip Of land
| thirty feet wide between the lot and said railroad
| being part OF the same Land and premises whct
James V. Jefrles and Philema N. hla wife, by IN
lyfument bearing date April ~, 1865, and recorded
yeyed 10 said ChTistiana River improvement Co.. il
Fee and also the same lot or piece Of land whicl
| the SAID Company by instrument bearing date Nov
| H. 1856 and recorded In Deed Record d. vol s. \
81 sold and conveyed % Charles II. Gallagher an,
| George b. thompson, IN ice
The same beiog seized under dlstralnt as the pro
perty Of said Charles II. Gallagher and George B
| Thonpsou, and will be sold for ash for taxes dut
the Un ted states by George Is Thompson 4 Co
lately Coal OIL Distlilers on haid premises.
| j. :. PRETTYMAN,
Collector Of Int. Rev. District of Delaware.
| COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25
Police Reports.

THBEATs.-W William H. Baldwin was arrested
aud held in 300 bail for threatening bodily harm
Lis wife, Mary Baldwin.
LARcENY Mannering, from Philadel-
phia, and Hamilton Curtis, from Baltimore
we're arrested by Officer Buck for taking from
the market wagon ofJesse b. Pussy Of London
grove, Chester county. 6 doz. eggs, l31{ Lbs OF
butter and two butter tubs, IA lbs Of candles, 1e
lbs Of spare nbs and horse blankets In de-
fault Of $500 bail each. they were committed for
trial.
John Mccoy, from Philadelphia, was arrested
by officer Sparks, for the larcency OF meat
saw from Henry Willard, Of Kimbleville, Ches-
trial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-25
VATER RENTERS, TAKE NOTICE.
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
WI nIl.l,TfLE DEI- dec An l.lk

OFFICE CITY WATER WURhS,
WiLHlEGTOG, DEL, Dec. 4th, l71L
The Bills for the year 1873, are now ready and
RyaDe al the Registrar Office, lOOO Market street,
The .aw requires tnat all bills paid on or before
January 3lHt, isI5, the face Of the I'LL, and on all
pad during the month u February an addition Of
per cent and Du all paid during the month Of
March an addition Of 10 per cent, and On any
amount remaining unpaid alter april lst, lsIS the
kegiatrar ls required W have the ferules Withdrawn
and suit Instituted for the recovery Of the amounts
due and water Will not again De let into such pre-
misses until all arrears with assessments and Two
dollars Tor drawing feruls ID paid
FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
once Hours ., 70 Il, a. NJ, and 2, 70 e, r NJ.
decau