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, 1875-02-20

WpFlQ nl8 .1eFeF yet HllncHSeus
1II6ToRY OF BILL 400.
Tho Gil icago Times insists that this paper
hos no ril;ht to adviso the repeal of tho law
known a. Bill 300, becanHs the Mayor Of
Chicago III 1871-'73 advised tho enactment Of
that Law. Tho Chicago Tines Is larlly igno-
rant of tfpo fact that when Bill 800 was enacted
it was n necessity, and th0t, being no longer
a necessity and having served the oecaaion
which oailnd for it, it should now bo repealed.
Tho general revenue law was enncted in
1872, but did not go into operation until
July OF Chat year, date too late to permit
tho collection of city taxes under TINT act,
and n special net was passed to bridge over
that YEN: The general Inv Of 1872 contained
the following provision by which city taxes
might bo collected upon tho State and county
assessment:
Bee. 10. Tho proper authorities Of towns, town.
atrs. ds.rIcts, and incorporated cities. towns and
rnsEaa, Bsu, annually before tho second Tuea.
day In Auras, certify to thu County Clark the several
amounts which they require to he riued by taxation.
The cat:f ns that timo WIS governed by it's
charter, which limited the rates of taxation
for varlorts purposes as follows: Schools, &
mills; gnneral revenue, L.; lighting city,
2; buildings, 2 L.; police, 8 L.; street,
cleaning mud ropnirs, Q; sinking fund, /;
sewers, l i; water /; school sinking fund, II;
total, % ~ mills. There Was, in addition, a
power to l4vy such tex u might be sniIicient
to meat the interest on the public debt, which
was aboi.t mills. But tho rates for tho OBJ
jects named were arbitrary. Tho city assess-
usant for 1872 was $2s4, 1o7, ,430; the Assess.
mont Of tho samo property for State pur-
poses was less than $90,0o0, 1000. Tho
charter limited tho ratoa, aud tho quea-
ton was submitted not Only to tho Law Do
partmeut'but to several Of tho ablest lawyers
Of tho Etnte, whether tho city, in certifying
the amotnnt Of money to bo raised by taxa-
ton, would be limited by tho rntes designated
IN the charter, and tha unanimous answer
was in tl4p Affirmative. Under these oircum-
stances, II tar Of mill each for water and
sewers would produce only 800, 900 for eacl,
object, instead Of $28t, 600 under tho city
assessm'nat, and the necessity for largo addi-
tions TO the watcr-supp1y was deemed impcra-
tive, as It also was 10 tho sewerage aystam,
as without tho Inter the public waa sn1oring,
md thelu could bo no extension Of tho fire.
limits. Indeed, it WINS the want Of sewerage
which caused such strong efforts to reduce
49, s,,t. vs,,,,,,o,, -sa,,,5 ~ x,no,u1a
! enough money to support the police six
months, nor would 2 mills pay half the city
81 ~ ~ ,,r,,oood ,,r;,or ,hot Inn, u,,1d ,,r,,,o.
H. a'e,t II ,'a,, ~ t1a s ~" ,,aa "uua pfouuce
, 1875-02-20

CHICAGO MusEust;-Mon,cs st!oss. he;wsep p1sr e.,
P1o Mufdessrl." Afer1,oon and evening.
, 1875-02-20

GRAND orKRA.lOusi:-Ct&tk street. oppnslso
rnrinan Hnilse. kellr iton'a Mlnstfols. "Pfow-
fsow.n Afternoon md eveninx-
, 1875-02-20

Wn MEAN ALL WE sAY.-FuLI sET nE3T GUM
eeth t4 HAtisact!nu money refunded Filling. init
iss.. 1t hnlf tho usnni 1stea MsEliEANf. iossskst
, 1875-02-20

M'vIpKEH'9 TttEATRE-Msdtnn strsaf, betvesn
E1ay Mannsrins.. Afternoon and s1sainS.
, 1875-02-20
TIE WOES or A "PR1VATE CITIZEN. y

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=, 1H woS' y. "a a, 4'nA+. :, :. eAA1N"n.
1no l'oA' eo'' "41'tiAa ., ni'o' eA't ost-
'ast.f y, ho nons' u Nepiesensa''ses'
inen'oef-e'ee' y. 'ne neAt eonefess, p'ol'f'c-
tof u ono ot' h"ul n'""p'lNt ano wv nl'h7
ne'.polS no"sl,ap1s'' o"Iof % a.ooA-tmsn =.
ahu oseeoet " o.o'as.' ou''s' leas0ns pun
.'eia'' u VIC 'o,"@o u HAaAesol' "'''1 eo,
!ouaner 9"eo0 ~ i.'tteu su,n''ier iesoa'
III eanoeta ao''ne 'ne Pfesens hcateo 'of'n'
a'sitea ~ eAt<A't A'a pto'.s'n .'eot1puAi-
elS ~ ''nu ocoo.io 'to utert Anstlean .s'.ef'
"''ler, ~ eals cna u1e tioh' "ih1'1@ .las
es5ta ~ "4o1sss'us 1oyn ~. Alles's'o ~ ..'o
AA4',usso.A osg'a'H+u1o. 11'' ".s, no~ w.
't'ul. lios't Wv ol,'o etts.o5 sos-
tespuuuo'o ,D. y ~ lolu ~ aus ...na1e " uate
ts'9 'ot,' 1'o eo.' Aos sse1' ru' ~ - 1ol'ns
i'ou' tno .on'u'on ~ e"nAa' NJ .,'A'7 ~
noSo " slnoi io'aAons' "nu n'ontns' nua
sr''1 w. w. 10 4:,ea ~, ~. ~ - 80. ~
ar A,l&u eno no. q.eno " '1poss A''a' ta'
nosl',asafo " nl"pe7o" "oaAa nss"ss
nH' 'oe.e.: as'.n5 eeeuneo !" aoso
uns -, 1e''s,oos WILL s"hsteSs so io',s
q" .A' A'"o A4 sest.enuo'' -
Itnulne' no "oa'o n"'a,ntS oeua'l1 70 = on'er
fE1f<
'nuo ~ .1'A eottsatonuoAs0 WALL ~ a1lh1,iu-
a,.,,,,, t,,,,,, ,.,.a;a, - ae.,-s.. =, ,,oa..n.
.arp. lie ] raao1 ao.,.a1,nt fos .,,a ;rnna.4;aars
so.a,,,,;an. [ M s,,o, 49, tr;noa.a.. ~ 49, ~
leso.u..ons "li.cn 'ue nsso'A nega'atas'
pAseeo upo', nar1 H., qeio' =. o'a1se' ,us n''''-
y. .1"a H. 49, ~ ~ ~ %". as'1s'
aaa"s..,,' n ~ ~ !. 49, ~. s s.aaan1 80 ' :. sha,1 @
oass'@en1y i1 49,, ~ ~.A ~ 1''sssS1,s M :" soua
Ano" ,s, -l.' Ho ~, .asss' ne a9es hos esou
o1tl.'I' ~" IL. tesau'4ous - .oaao .1eat WY
" nin ~ 'as i"u.ein'.'s' oo' A'f' n'So u 700
I'orolo % eompinn oi .ois sn"arrnn1ea ln-
1raslon upon ns privacy: ana actual'y spoaka
of IL az piece OF eooa fortune
a neteolo fcatufo OF mt: Ahes ilfst Gpls'
ue 70 lno Allaneaot'ans III Hs insisting upon
public recognition Of Luz rights az "pri-
Vato cas'zen. most mon VINO ha7o aomoVoa
notorleey, md oven those who haVo Ind It
thrust upon thcm' rather take pains to claim
the distinction upon every possible occasion
MOI 30 Win tAe modest anu rotf1ng
Air: h1So' Mr' KING was public character
when he was Postmaster OF tho House OF
Representatives. md Will DO public charao-
tor aftor tho 4th OF March, when no will be-
come member OF Congress-. But, moan-
while, he is, and insists upon being regarded,
q quiet, unostentatious, and rirtuola private
citizen. Ho has retired to canada for the
double purpose Of escaping tho excessive
j Innt .,n4u f1fry T., {t1a ptosuf41y ~ 81
, 1875-02-20
A NEW PLAN FOR LAND TITLES

Tin tnnt1encv of American inv fro,,
outset. l,as been to simulify the tronsfo. ~. ~.
roal estate, The oumbroua processes ,,' =, w. "
F,,rl;sb Inv hnya o,readv bcon ;,;snsu.1, -,
viii, in n oroat deoreo 1,nt mnc,, ro,na;aa. a
bo dono. II cannot be doubted TINT ,ha ~. ~
parotiyo eos;nesa of transferr;no lou,1 !, az. .t:.
country ],ns l,ad n,uoh In 1o viii, m, nseI
poritv, II Ina fae;]itatcd tho ncn,;s;t;o., =,
iaud by men of gu,all 1neans. aod haa tht,s
fore. nushel forward the deyo1onmcnt ~ '. ~.
wost nj n rrod;1;oua roto Wa .oo1. ,.s*s s
sian forward wlen VA adonted I'm n,esss. s,ss
rocor;,;no mr. rco;atrv eva,o,n voa,u 80 :.
was in successful onerat;on 1,crc. Fnr,;.s
1awycrs woro irving to nrova tha, '.
con|1 novor vorl r. hoe ,vor,ko;1 hn, :.
In ncrbaps mt t1,o best noaa;hla n,,s
noor man who w;s],na IN sc,l 1,;a 1on, I'"s :.
roiso money unon u ran m afford IN ,,,,v ~ ~. ~
nccessarv 1enrtbv ato,roct and ,,ov +ho t,.'
foea c1,oroad for orom;nin1 a Tj;s ~ 's' T.
nm ov;1 Tint o,ro.va for ova1v tronsfor 49,.
t,,a ohstroct 1o,oor or5 ,,,,ro cos,1,, IT.
tronsfer of rco] nni, oraono1 1,,orer,y ohn.1, M
In cono1)v ea,v. 3yhcn this a1,o1i 1,oro h...
attained t1,cro w;I1 In n1;oht nne,1 n f.r,s.. 49,
nro,rcss.
Enp1nnd,a ,orocat co,onv 4na+ra1;o h., .
svato,n of t;t1es w1,;ct, ia cla;mcd IN i. ~,
fcct An etrort waa nn,lo. abont throe ve,., ~.
am n hava a ,do,+oa horo hrt t,,o r.,,,..
w. rna,,cd With sc,nt cncrov ond IN, .,, <o..
forootton. 1'bo attomnt ia wo ho1;ovc ,oh.
rov;ved 1ntc1,;oont nct;nn cannot h, t,t.,
,,nt;t IL. An.tro1;o, x,,o, +, r,,1ors.o.1
", thorcfo1o r;vo IL, mtl;n.. r. ID col1sl n.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE w1IMrH sros.


For yea York-1 A. NJ; :9ss, 70 ~ o.4s, P.
M. Sundays, / 80, A. NJ.
For Philddelphia.-l92 100, TO- go, 50, 10. 80.
4. NJ; 1871 1242 2.C0, 10. 46. 7.a0. 81. +. M
sundays. 80. $40. A. NJ. 4 As. ~, 8 81, 7. NJ.
For Baltimore -l2t2, 1.5S, 9o5 A NJ. IL 10, ! SO,
62a, lilo, P. NJ. SUNDAYS 10 50. l.h5, a. NJ.
For Washington.-t2 81, 30, 9.o5, A. M. l2.5G,
l.23, I10, p. SUNDAYS l2t2 30 A. N.
Tor Ne,p Castle-6.20, 30 A.. NJ l.2a, 64n, p. Nj.
No Sunday 1rains.
For DeldeaYe X. Rs 30, A. NJ, to Crisdeld 6 -,
p. NJ, to Harrington No SUNDAY Trains
For Wilmington Western Il. RIO 3o, A. NJ
o.35, p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington d; Reading R Il. &C A., A. III
345, $40, T. NJ. 70 Sunday TRAINS.
TRAINS AeRlvE an WILMINGTON
From Nero l'ork -l.ba, y. Nj; 1894, l.la 90 p.
NJ. Sug'lays. i..3 A. NJ
From Philadatphia.-'2 AZ 153 2a. 934 4. NJ.
1900, NJ 1884, i.t3 4.i5 55 10 ,co. -.iO. 1l.6d
PM
Ffonl Baltimore -i.s2, 947, !. NJ; 2tq, ~ 10
h35 s2l, +. N. sundays ~. A. NJ 90, =. Vi.
From Hashi,igton Il 2 a. N " IL, IL - SO
s2l, T. NJ. snn avs. /. ~, q. NJ. u, r NJ
From Port Dsp0sit.--siD .. NJ ~ sunday
Trains.
Fron Detapure R. Rs 81, a. M, from il.rring.
ton: t5, p. N from Cri II h.
From Asic Castie-s 80, A. NJ; ~ 10, NJ 405
6.b P. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Winington i: Bsstern X. II IS, A. ".
Bio, +. N. M fundty Trans.
From vi mi,9ton t Reading r Rs 20, a. NJ
LOO, NJ. 50, z. NJ NO sunday Traius.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
NJ, 2.l5. 80, 400. g. u.s. 90, +5 80, Ii 81 Z. NJ
sundays. $50, NJ o 90, $50, II 30. r.. NJ
From SD and Narket .Streets.-l2 40, "A. NJ, IL ic
1913, Btp, r. NJ. sundays, l2.4O, A Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
f.. r. Kunkers Hitter VINE OF IRON.

This truly valuable tonic has been SO thoroughly
sted by all classes the community that IL il
deemed ndl&rensable as Il Tonic medicine. II costs
but little, puliles the blood and gives tone 10 the
somach r,ncvlt's the SYST IN aid prDlOlgs life.
Everybody should nave 1t. For tire cure OF weak
stomachs, general debtiyt Indigestion. disease Of
rhe stomach, atd I al cases requiring tonic.
salt of iron we posaes5-Ciuatecf ct Magnetic Oxide.
combined with the most emerge IL Of vegetable on
ics-Yellow Peruy an Bark.
DO YOU want something TO strengthen y9G"
DO YOU want a good app lie?
Do you want to get I'D OF nerY gu N ss?
DO you want eneIgy9
Do VI u want to sleep well?
DO you want 10 build up Your (OnSt tiCn!
DO YOU want to ietl vel /?
10 yon want a brisk and vigorous feeling:
II You d, ny kuNKELo BifIkR W.NE OF
IRON.
ouly ask trla o. this valuable tonic?
Beware OF cOunefe.ts a. Kulkcls Bitter the
I'll Iron IL the On sure and tn;stual remedy in the
Known world for The permanent cnie cf dyspepsia
aud Debility, and as thee are 4 number OF lmiia-
lions offered 10 the public, wu'd caIIiou the con-
nlunlty To purchase II n hut the genuine article,
manufactured by i. i. Knhke and having his
stamp on the cork Of every bottle Tie very fact
tfat others are atten ling TO initiate this valuable
remedy, prove it4 worth and SDcn' volumes IN its
favors. Sold only in 81 bottles sold by drreg SIS
uad dealers everyn here.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and ell complete, IN 'wo hours. No fee TIL
head passes Seat, Pin and StOm .ch worms reInry-
ri. by DR.. Ennkcl S5g Noltn Ntn'h II, Phi ad4lpha
Pa. send for circular For removing all ordinary
Wofma. call on tour drugg5i End sct a hottie u
kunkrls Worm Syrup. Price 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
POTTER 4 co. 4 BOOKS, &c.


POTTER co. 4 Books, .Ic
Porter K Co., 400 Market street have laid IN a
splendid lot of books for the holidays. Amongst
Tie specialties are the " Gallery OF English and
American Authors" the Gallery Of Famous
Poets" and India and tie Native Princes" il
superb binding, with fine engravings Then
there is an almost endless catalogue OF photo
graph albums, hymn books, bibles, PRAYER bouke,
toy books. games, gold pencils, aud bronze
goods, at prices to suit the times.
j. p DoUaHrEN, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
J. 7. Doughten, Il0 Market street, has the
largest line OF gents furnishing goods ever seen
in Wilmington. He has made a speciality
of fine silk mulllers, aud in the glove depart
ment lie has over 200 varieties, ranging in prices
from so cents up to s18 the latter for line otter
skin tops. His stock of nech-ties is as large as
it is varied, and his stock OF inerino underwear
WAS never larger or better. The large variety
of scaifs prince-tecka and silk handkerchefs,
buttons and cuffs almost bewilder the imagina
tion
+. L. FRANKS LADIES WEAR, NOTIONS, kc.
+. l.. Franks, ill Market street, is good
place for lados to SO for Christmas goods. They
can here get hats and bounets trimmed and IN
trimmed lii the richest cOlors and latest styles.
Here are hides c0aks made III great variety. all
handsomely embroidered and at low prices.
oir ale speciality, well large line Of
ineiinO underwear the cheapest and the finest.
He alec has large assortment uf French and
domestic corsets, human hair, switches OF all
colors and shades, and childrens and nfaiits out.
fits complete and cheap. HIS efforts to plegse
are fully appreciated, by Nj. Interesting public
who patronile him.
!. :. gowBoTHAM's (cHEAr JOHN cnnisrMAH ToYr,
Nc.
With the great insh for Christmas goods the
notion and toy emporium of j. S Rowbotham,
No. q East Fourth street. gets Its full rhare.
lie knows exactly the kiud of goods wanted for
holiday presents, and has laid in Il large supply.
He has u splendid stock ui dolls some OF which
wink and move their eyes. His perambulatoiy
toys are the great delight of children. Then he
has not only large line OF wagons battows,
horses on wheels and Oh rockers, but he has a
great variety Of china waIe, tlower- yafes, toilet
setts glassware and almost every article III Use
i'll housekeeping.
T. Y. pENonMANHths CHINA GLAsa WARE, &c.
OF fancy, ornamental and useful china ware, al
supremacy, ard MIR. doNorman,.ie is prepared
Engraved glaseen arc made speciality. with
Busts OF distinguished authors, cast in lava
difference III cost OF over Sl0U. BESIDES ti4ert
are smoking sets, decorated plain tea sets, orna
meuted Vases i'll prices per pair at from - tu
S25. Those III search of christmas goOds ii
that liue cannot fail to be suited at deNormau-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
Local Brevities.

slippers.
Femme sey.
Sunsst at 4.37.
Sunrise tomorrow at 1.2i.
Fennessey is atf2i Market st.
Moon will rise tomorrow morning at $50
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE will be Issued to-moriow.
1911 Market st for Wheeler Il Wilson sewing ma
chines.
SIN, felt and fur hats in g eat abundance al Du-
bella Is sd ) rect.
Fir nice cigar It vii pay 10 go to Gallagheis
7th and elnut SIS
O FIR 60 cents-nrmafas made ly Singles A Son,
tobacco lists, AZ coz Maik street.
lemon " Go. at III Market street, sell clndy
t1ys aud If sh mixed candles at 20 cents pound.
Those VINO dine NJ fuilmer's, dine to their entire
"a lsfhcton. funers nutAber Is huG asTket street.
9entlemea who appreclat bargains III clothing
onght 10 Eiai, BnA1enms house al % and Market
10 tan int wUr. ald ehean wUk 1T to crts
long, siao shed a-d eacle tao ing honsp, at 'i
u. 4th st
splendid pieces of fuinl'ure for presents ii tie
Enierpfise Manufacturing COS Wartroahr, 2-0
Market street.
nrackcts, Folding CHAIR, and a IN uiild Utier
thlrg. suit bic for cIrislmis pres. MS nj Aiatfs,
Ii u d King SIS.
No more neea "f having your en'lsrs washed,
when on cau wear Emwoods and Narwleha that
aie for safe oyerywhers.
1873 Will huy box OF 90 Gf Singles sons pasta-
sas. The best cgar for the money naie III Whining
Ton, at Gl9 Market street
stop that cougting 4 you do tot 1t may M
you. a bottle OF Dr. bulls Cough Syrup only costs
g Gems, rni rs timely use may save your life
So re up q volume OF thanks by gett ny a set OF
beantfn fufs for your wife S holiday present; re-
member the Chi den, too. Ut C ulse 60 to 5o4
Market ST., to make your purchases
Christmas trees, evergreenq for decorating hang
fg baskets, ali k,Dd', llied or unned. llyacln las
either forced IN glasses oe rote, an winter bloom
ing plants Tor holiday presents Fora 1t, signs i
special y. Tstlall y Co, rlsts
Il viii pas the Ia lies to visit a. this srasol the
warerOnnis of the Enter prise Manufacturing Co 1T
2sO Market street his company are making
beautiful wa.nut having stand, exactly suited for u
p'etebt 10 gentleman frieLd who does his own
si,a ipn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
Proposals.
[DROPOsAL
WATER DEPARTMENT,
CHEF EEGINEER's OFFICE,
No. 1tluO Market a'rAet

no. 1000 Market street..
WILMINGTON, Ell Dec 18th, 1873.
Proposals fur laying water pipe under the bed OF
the Chrstana and Brandywlne Creeks at Whining
ton, delaware Will he received vt the Water De-
partment oillce until THURSDAY. December Both,
1875, at O'Clock. p. IN, for laying cast water
pipes, twenty (2O) inches internal diameter weigh
ing two hundred and twenty pounds per neal foot
OF good strong under the beds OF and acros3 the
Ch istiana uni Brandywine Creeks, (navigable
streams). Acrnss the Cnrlstana at point east OF
AMI ne9r Third street bridge; across the Brandy
wine at point north OF and near Eleventh street
bridge, both points to be designated by the Chief
Engineer. The pipes must be laid with sufficient
nuthber of wa er tight mex ble joints to avoid any
proved by The Chief Engineer and Water Commit
tee; each pipe to have TWO lugs cast near the Joint
OF sufficient rength to admit OF the shrlnkage Of
two wrought iron links to secure the 10 nts. The
top of pipes when laid must be at least two feet be-
low the present reds of creeks, except at channel
where 1t will be required TO he siX feet below the
beds of creeks and covered with The material taken
from trench TO conform with present beds OF creeks
be de lRnated by Chief EGgineer. The pipes when
laid to he subj jtcted to HydfOstatic pressure of
three hundred $500 pounds per sgua.e inch and wa
ter tight uader that pressure.
Z he stance across the Christiana is about three
hundred and seventy five (375l feet and the distance
across the Brandywine three hundred and fifty (35
feet. The contractor Will he CURED TO furnish Mi
the material, labor, toos implements and machine
pipes.
PIohes Of the beds OF creeks will he furnished by
the Chief Eng eer. The contractor will state price
PER iineal foot said work to commence or before
the lst day OF May 1916 land TO sans to be completed
by the 18th day OF July follow ing. Satisfactory se-
eury Will be required for the faithful performanc
OF contract.
The right to reject any or all bids viii be reserved
Wilmington, Del ALLHN RUTH,
declsto30 Chief Engineer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
for Rfnt.

ESOR KENT A STORY BRICK
II house and store In good order, will rent the
whole, or store acne. Apply 10
JOSEPH GOULD,
pe ~ I'm on the premises
ltful; kENT-LUMBER YARD COR
NER Front and Tatnall streets.
Large n tore House on Front Street, near Tatuall
TX sores on Second street, corner 'ratnall.
Yards for lumber, coal, &c, Oh Water and Orange
streets.
Two c'rpenter shops IN Orange street.
Four rdoned cottage and one acre of ground Ia
tle city, good for trucking
Apply, N. IL. COR FRONT X TATNALL.
lecll ,eodlm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
q Nerpo,.s Deo1tltp-A eerresaed lrrlLaple aLat.

~ NsrpotsS Debtiitp.A depressed, irritable statt
OF mind weak, ne!yons, exhausted feeling; nc
energy or animation; confused head weak mem
orr. The consequence q exeesses, or mental ever
IN Ht!mphreys' H0Utrpdthic Specific, No. 23. II
tones up the system, 1spel5 the mental gloom and
dependency, and renvenates the entire system II
Is perfectly harmless and always efrlcient. Price
q. for package Of yn boxes aAd large 50 yiai Of
powder, which is important in old, serious cases
or 81 per single box. Sold hy oil druggists, or sent
uy mail on receipt Of price. Address IIGlnphfeys'
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 80. i.road
Wsy, II. 7. ttb15,daS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
agantad.
4,artnership Motifts.

MOJICF.-rHE c '-PARTNERalll ~
In heretofore existing between Gavin Thomson
and Samuel u. faschalI, trading AS Thomson !.
Paschall, has been tbs day dissolved by mutual
consent. Samuel d. Paschall Is alone authorized to
settle the buslutss OF SAID late urm.
GAVIN TiOMs ON.
LECB.BER .Ot'I, ls15. y. d. PASCHALL
N. B.-1he b1siUess OF tile late hrn OF Thomson
X Pasthall III manufacturing Carriay es, VIII be CON
tlnued by Samuel ID. Puschali. tec22, Ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22

H-At this season Of the gear, when so many peo-
pie are suffering from Gods, We cai attention to
Ayers Cherry Pectoral as sure cure not only for
coughs and colds, but all affections of the lungs and
taIoat having used it 10 family for mnny years,
we can sp ak from personal inoNl ledg- of lis eif-
cheney. There may be other remedies that are
coed, but in all cur exper ence This has roved to
lie by far the best lis quaiti are uniform and
who y reliable 1t Is plea ant TO take, and should
be Kept al command, by every family. us protec-
llol against class Of complaints fich seem harm
heruus ii nj alected --.Neig Bapen E.gtohF.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
Esarbers, Supplies.

romade soaps bay rum, hair ard shaving BRUSHES,
la bers combs, Taylor's shaving cream, Auters,
ckinghams and japlntse hair Gyes. Razors and
razor straps; Cosmetic Eambleton's toilet powder,
French rose ponade. full supply OF extracts for
the handkerchief, viz White rose, Htllotrope,
Jockey Cub, Jassamue, ctc. Soc Nholesale and
retail, at Fusr2R'S DRUG STORE.
Front and West sta.
Rarbers wouli do well TO give US Il ca before
nMyuhAa.ng elsewhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
To s'hgsirIaDs.
"CAclI rs biz PAIN, y
Foi; hHsDEtl> g the MOST BITTER MEDI-
E3TASrELESS s..

EOH %rDEtlNG IliG MOST BITTER MEDl-
elaE3TAsTELE5S.
1he3e CAe cts are made Of simple hour paste aud
adapted 70 su,stAncel in powder form; they us
solve very readily iu the stomach, thereby allowing
the contents TO act ut once. 1hey are prepared as
the physician requires theln. ter fore The contents
are fresh material. The most uauseLu, and bl ter
medicines ia Qunne, AlUes, etc as well as those
OF peasant edo, like Asaaiutida can be taken
with perfect comfort by The mGst sensitive patient,
the taste d smell being perfectly and alieieiY
aisgniSed. To he up with tle requirements OF the
times and the demands OF our customers we have
supplied ourselves with the tlsie apparatus for
neatly ami eXpe1itous'y ii ny and prepari' r
tacnets i0r uAe which are mitch approves by both
phy yslClau ant pstlen..
Z. BkiNoHURST y uo.
APoTGEcARiEs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22

prepared hs Mrs. DR. Foster. an ntallib!e rem
es!y for piles internaI aud ezterneD und turuB
NeaA the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box. l'fiC1 81 cents each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
rsyAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.!

"a
Tile undersigned, Receivers OF CITY and School
raxes Tot the city OF Wilmington, for 1879 give
police to persons y no have not paid their city and
school fax for 1873 aud have had their bil,s pre-
s,nted, are required, by las, 10 call ard settle The
same In days from the delivery Of the bill The
receivers request ell such persons to call at their
office, No 10 kast sixth street, and settle without
delay, they having given bonds to the city the
money is due them and they are responsible for 1t,
and we hope those that can pay will be PROMPT,
while, perhaps, home that cannot pay al once will
call and make some arrangements when they can,
and We most respectfully ask you to give this your
attention SO as 10 avoid trouble costs unpleasant-
ness. = he city needs money and requires US to col
lect 1t or pay IT, and That IS what propose to do
collect IT..
4 lie fecelvers also gives notice OF number OF
tots in 81, I'd, bth, 7h, Sth 9th and l0 wards that
they cannot IND the owners OF. All such persons
owning id lots viii please cal and se.lle or we
VIII sell them tor taxes and costs
Olce No. 10, ast tixth street, between Market
and King. Hours from to O'Clock every evening,
and on market mornings
EDMUND PROVOST,
Heceiver Northern District (ncluding all North OF
eth straet)
EDWARD FARMER
Receiver Southern District QDclujIng all South OF
9Th stfeet.) ocLll-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
The Diaiii0nd.,J

As the diamond IL he royal mt mher OF the family
II ass. so The diamond SpecGclts,' every pair
having the diamond trade-fnatg, have established
VI h'mseyes the most valuable oi all Inventions TO
All iaiing or Impaired sight.
For sale IN v lIEllllp TON by u. s. llAra.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
Ynst and found.

7 OsT In THIS CITY. ON TUES
IL DAY, Dec. 81, two god charms. one with
monogram q. NJ l.. the other maltese cross.
them at [dec222s'l 3l8 W. Ith STREET,