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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
T.. r. Kunker. Isit,er WINE of Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been SO thoroughly
tested by all classes Of The community that II s now
deemed indi ircnsahle as Tonic medicine 1t costs
nut Little, puiltlns the blood and gives tone TO the
siomach renuv4tts the system ard prolopgs liie
Everybody should have It. For tne cure or weak
stOmachi, general debility, Indigestion disease Of
The stomach, az flr all cases requiring a tonic
Tnis wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
aal, Of iron we possess-CitTate of Magnetic OXIDE
conDlnet with the most emerge ic OF vegetable on
ics-Yellow Feruv an Bark
DO you want something to strengthen yJt"
DO you want good apptttc2
Do you want to get rii OF no-vouln IS?
ID you want energy?
DO you want to sleep We'll?
Do you want to build up your tOnStt. tlon2
Do yol want TO feel well?
DO you want brisk and vigor rus feeling?
II you d ny kUNkGL'o Bitter WINE OF
IRON.
only ask a trial OF this valuable tonlc?
Beware OF counterfeIts, as Kunkels Bitter Wine
tf Iron Is the ony sure and tnectua remedy In the
known world for the permanent cure OF Dyspepsia
and Debility, and as there are a number OF imita-
tions offered to the public, would caution the COM
munlty TO purchase none but the genuine article,
manufactured by Il. L. Kunkel, and having his
stamp on the cork of every bottle. The very fact
vat others attempting to initiate this valuable
remedy, prove its worth and speaks vClumes IN It's
favOrs. Sold only In 81 bottles. Sold by dragg SIS
AID dealers everywhere.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all complete, in 'wo hours. No fee TIL
head passes. Seat, Pin aud STONE ch Worms remov-
Ell, by Dr. Bunkel 259 North Ninrh ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. send for circular. For removing all ordinary
Worms call ON your druggist and get Il bottle Of
kunksl's Worm syrup Price 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE WIlNIN4ruN.
For Nsp Tork-l-sQ A. M. .aSs i2 49, $40. P.
Ii. Sundays 1.82, A. M.
For Philadelphia. 100, s1o 900, 50, 1890,
A. M; 12l1 1892 2.00, 4i0. o.a6, 1920. 0 81, p. NJ.
Sundays SO. $40, A. NJ. ; 4 43. 81, . 81, T. NJ.
For Baltimore -12.52, 1.of, 9C5, M. 12,o6, 12S,
b.2o, 710, T. M. SUNDAYS, 12 90, 1.b5, A. M.
For Washilgton.-13 50, ] 90. 9.o5, A. NJ; 1855.
1.23, 7l0, I. sundays. 12 %, los A. N.
For Nep Castle $50, . so, A. NJ 125 6.sn, p. NJ.
No Sunday Trains.
For Delacare r. Rs 30, A. NJ, to orisfisld; 40,
P. NJ, TO Harrington. No sunday 'rranls
For Wilmington a Western X. RIO 30 A. NJ. !;
6.85, p. M. No sunday Trains
Fer Wilmington d Readiag r R.-645, A. NJ. /;
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON . .tir.4
From, New 'Yok.-L6s3 A. NJ 1884, 1.ls, 100 P.
III. SuAdays, 1.b3. A. M. t r "a
From Pkiiaisiphia.-I2 AZ. I 80. 25. os4, A.. NJ.
1900 M l254, La 4.1o 5l5 $50, 100. s.lo, H. 90
pm =
From Ba,tin.ore---i.2a, s47, A. M " 10, l2 40
5.s6, s21, r. NJ. Sundays, .l,22. A. NJ. 92l P. ".
From Washington i p A. NJ; l2l2, u a. 96,
. 81, T. NJ. sunaays, 122, a. M. i,q2l,,P. NJ.
Trains.
From Dela,ppye r. r -s 81 a. NJ, from Harring-
ton; 4 C5, p. NJ, from Cri d Id.
From Nes Castio.--s 81 A. M; 90, Nj; 403,
6tb r. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington & Wesfera r. II II IS, A. Nj, t;
sl6 2. N. No sunday Tralns.
. From vi niiigton d Reading n Rs 90 A. NJ ;
400, M. ; 35, Z. NJ. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad d Prime Streets-s 90, g. 80, 1890, A.
NJ, 12t5, ltO 40l. 5lo 90. 40, 90, II 30, p. M
sundays. 3D. A NJ, 8 90, $50, 1i.30, p. NJ,
Prom 32d and Market Streets--12 ~, A. NJ, l2 10,
12.l5, 60, p. Nj. sundays, 1910, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
Christmas Present. In Farniture.

Az IMMENSE STOCK on EXHIBITION AT THE ENTER
PRISE CO. s wARERooMs-ALL TASTES SUITED.
In preparation for the holiday trade, tile En-
tsrprise Manufacturing Co. have laid in store an
immense stock OF furniture to meet the demands
OF their customers and others. Their warerooms
at 220 and 222 Market street absolutely filled
with every grade Of furniture and the many little
ornaments which have become 70 popular in
every household. The variety IL almost endless
Of course it is not expected that we should
enumerate what il displayed for sale; such would
swell out an article too long for our columns
Nor yet Will any one look for description of
tho articles; this would be impossible so aa to
give any idea Of what IL actually there Every
one, at least in this community, knows that in
It'd makes Of furniture the Enterprise Co. COM
blne all the latest styles and newest designs
which are not hung together but are well built
But in addition to their own makes they have
great variety of other furniture suitable for any
department OF the household, and at prices at all
figures. Their own make of chamber suita range
from $500 downwards, and they can furnish wal
nut suit, with marble covers for sos. In chairs,
sofas lounges tables, secretaries, &C., there AZ
many deaigns, while i'll tho smaller articles Of
brackets, &c, the array i'd simply vast. All that
luxury, ease, comfort or economy can demand, is
in store at the Enterprise Co. =, and due regard
for self-interest suggests that all purchasers
should at least visit their ware-rooms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
Local Itrevlties.

Supset NJ 4.33.
Sunrise, tomorrow, at ,.le. .L
The moon sets at 3.l4, 10 morrow morning
Adams \ Bros for doll babies.
Extension tables very cheap at Adeirs an and
King.
This Winchester Buck Gloves Will y Va sa.sfsc-
tlol, To be had at MeDbs. tu4 Ma ket street.
lemons is the place TO get candy toys, a; III Mar
ket street, at 25 cents pound.
A box OF Gal llarhera Feri would N ke Il most ac-
cepable present for Clis mas 10 friend who loves
the weed"
Wheeler Wilson heAilualt.rs lJll Market st.
Great reduction in shoes and boo sgt Fennassey's
221 Market sIeet.
s25 will get magnificent overcoai at Buxoaum 8,
Sd anu Market streets.
To close out stock OF winter fab les Gouort ia now
max ng clothing to order Il, remark ably Iw prces,
at l3 Is. 4th street.
Keep clean and neatly starched by pa,ro1izng
the popular city laundry, al L. 5tn street.
EaIn caps at Duoell's, the Third street halter.
10 get good nner al any hour go to Fu.lmer's,
SIC Market street.
Consumers acknowledge that the hes, collars
male are the Emwooi and Warwick II vou have
not tried them, do So now.
Free of charge. Your drugFs. will retund your
mo1ey II DIR. Bulls Cou gh syrup 10 not give you
80 sfaCtiUl and cure your cough.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
The Sunday school.
o, sIIsUArIos OF THE INSTITUTE AT s.xr,,s
Correspondence Of the Commercial

u NiihuAiioS of THE INSTITUTE AT ktKiOS
Correspondence Of The Commercial
ELKTos,s Md, Dec. T.
The second session OF the Presbyterian Sun
day School Institute was opened, this mornipo
as usual. Rev. L. W. Gaylord conducting the A.
yotional servoee.
The first subject for consideration was tba
conversion of the scholsrs, after which lsdy
teacher read paper on The "Infant Class
dwelling upon the Importance of the depalt
ment, inquiring why so few parents visit the in
FAINT school, and characterizing as mistake lhe
belief that 1t il an outside institution
Rev MIR. Wisong, OF Baltimore, spoke on tba
came subject. He said we should have mora
confidence In the conversion OF little children
they have happy death beds. They should have
the best teachers, n good room and not some old
dark corner. MIR. W. w. Heberton thought thai
parents should take special interest in the vel
fare of the children, and should ask them quos
tions pertaining to each Sabbaths exercise.
" How to Keep Your Glass Full, was the neSt
subject, by Rev. L. w, Gaylord, who raid it We.
pertinent question, and that good way was 10
70 out for the children, hunt up the neglected
lie did not believe in too MANY rewards In the
way OF tickets, &c, nor to make the school
place OF general amusement. Give them some.
thing worth coming to school for Some teach
ora don't make half preparation enough TO IN.
terest children and they soon see when teachers
are in earnett
The reports from tho various delegates be
sent exhibited very encouraging and gratifying
results during the past year.
Rev. O. p. Mallery conducted the afternoon
devotional exercises.
"The Relation of The School to Missions
was the subject of address by j. T. McUui
Tough, who gave brief review of the results
arising from mission work, He maintained that
we should teach our children its importance
teach them also the duy Of giving, and incu
cate the idea OF sacrifice OH their part and not
depend on their parents.
"Shall we Dispense with the Library2' formed
the subject OF an address by Rev. q. L. Jones
who claimed that the library is most farreacl
ing in it's influence, and may be made the most
potent in all Sunday School appliances
The answering Of questions was next III order,
among which we're: ''What shall be done with
Lazy Teachere?' Referred to c. p. MIallery, who
would try an earnest, pointed conversation. and
II nothing else would do turn them out.
" Would you Teach Total Abstinencep' This
was referred to Mr.. Torbert, who said he would
teach temperance in all things,
Several subject OF interest were considered at
the evening session, among which were "Object
Teaching and the Use of the Blackboard, "by W.
A Wsong "rhe Teachers Qualifications and
Work." by Rev. +. Il. Duval "The Sunday u
| Spiritual Power" by Rev. O. Z. Mallery.
Music was blended into all the exercises.
Many thanks are due the pastor. W. w. Heber-
| ton, for his kindness, and to VIM. ii. Pune
for his management OF the Institute.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec o.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable wet wealth
or. the markets were well supplied, and with the
exception of butter and eggs, all other produce
showed downward tendency in prices. the fol-
lowing Is our summary
Meats.-- Beefsteak, 15CalSc, choice 22c per
pound in the curbstone marke lag Ice; roasts II
(9l8c stews 8@l5c; oorned Sq12c ;pork $4,000
10 per cwt, 12c.per pound sausage, 15@l6c; scrap
pie, G9l0c ham Wholesale 1Sc sliced 20@22c
shoulders 12c fitch 12c; salt pork 10@12c lard,
l5c. mutton, 10@16c chops 2Oc; lamb 15@20c
veal 10000 cutlets 22@25c Clipped beef 35c
tripe 5c
Miscellaneous. Butter, 4st950c per pound ;
in firkins 35t9i5c eggs, Ss@4Oc; apples, l5a
SOC per half peck; potatoes, l2alSc; sweet pota-
toes, ,l2@25c ;turnips, Sc celery, 6@l2c bunch;
onions, l5@lSc a half peck cabbage 4@Sc a
head hominy, 10c per quart beans, l0c; lima
beans, 15c cranberries, l2c mixed pickles 25o
pepper sauce, 10c honey 25@30c per pound
citrons, 5@6c apiece pumpkins, l0@l2c apiece
chickens, l5c per pound live chickens, IL.
Oils per pair ducks s100@el % per pair
geese, sl.256l1 40 turkeys, sl,50@2. 25 apiece
chestnuts ls@20c per quart rabbits 35s apiece
cider 25c per gallon partridges, SOC per pair
pigeons, 4oc per pair pheasants, si.25p per pair,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08

SwARrHMoRE ANsuAL MEErISa. The annual
lego, was held in Philadelphia, yesterday, SIss
Anna NJ. Ferris, of this city, was reelected a
member of the Board of Managers. Lucretia
Mott was present and spoke with much feeling
Her health is now extremely delicate.
1t was stated, yesterday, that tho Board OF
Managers, ut recent meeting, had definitely
decided adversely to the proposition which had
been made, (and of which We gave full details,
several weeks ago. to rent the College during
the summer recess next wear, for Centennial
purposes. Strong opposition hal been express.
ed to the measure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
Keep the Eyes Cool.

Al discomfort from the heated condition Of the
light as 1t passes through the spectac es to the e,
IL avOidtd In using his " Diamond Spnctacles." the
temperature of which Is lower than that Of tine at
mosphCre. TEade-marS, lali diamond, on every
pair.
For sale IN wilmington by b. s. Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08

Under year 10 From l to .. 20 to 8. II |;
to TO- 4 10 to 20. S !; 20 to 80. so to 40, 2 /;
40 to so, 8 so to so, so to 10, 3 70 to so, 4;
so to 30, 2 /; age not given, 2-57.
Born in United States, so ireland, Scot
land, l-57.
Male, 2S Female, 29-57.
White. 80 Colored, 7-57.
Brought here for burial, IL.
ELISHA HUXLEY, Registrar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08

sS-Thos. Y. de NorTaandie has withdrawa from
everything outside of his china and glass business
al 302 Market stree. He viii, in the future, give
hls personal attention to that alone, AMI hopes, bv
prompt attention To business. carefully selected
stock and reasonable prices, N merit and receive
the patronage OF his friends and his Old customers.
noylltolanlI6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
SIXTH EDITION.
1iiIed at the Centennial.

THREE MEN FALL FROM THE MAIN luiLp1ys win,
FATAL RESULTS.
Assoeia'ed Press Special telegram.
81 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. $.
At about half past ten o'clock, this morppp
while William Coyle, Samuel Maylin, and Rich.
ard Eaton were engaged at work upon a scs1old
hanging from tho roof of the Main Building at
the Centennial grounds, the scalfolding paye
away, precipitating tho men to the floor, 30 foa,
below. Coyle and Eaton wero instantly kille5
and Maylin was 30 terribly mangled that lie aIes
in a very short time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING

Hope Lodge, No. 81, 1. 0. o. T., at Odd Eel
lows Hall 3rd and King Streets
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. Of r., in the
McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, OF True
Tomplars, at McClaiy's Hall
Delaware Council, No, ?, o. U. A. H., at Ne
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No 8, A. o. OF G. T., Nicola
rys Building.
Champion Lodge, No. G, X. of r., at knights
Of Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. l3 X. of r., at Silver Is
Building, 511 Market street
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, I. o. r. NJ at Red
Mems Hall, 4l5 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
Incorporation alatires.
NTOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN 4,


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y an application has been made TO the Homo able
Leonard g. aleH, Associate Justice OF the supreme
Court of New tasila county, by abraham Murray,
nav'd Bayard. James Barnes, James X. Wilson,
Robert Graves ard william n. Caldwell to grant 10
them chart OF Incorporation for the purpose Of
maintaining places OF Sepulture or burial OF the
dead In New Castle county.
unARLEs BEASTEN Pro,hOnotary,
nov2O to-declO NEW CAsiLR. Nov. goth, 1870.
TN TnE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIM
l. STATE OF DELAWARE, IN AND FOR NEW
CAS- TIE COUNTY.
In conformity with the provisions OF act passed
by the General Assembly of the state OF Delaware,
on the tweniy-sixth day OF March A. d.. 1919. |
hereby give notice that an application was fled in
the superior our on the twentieth day OF the pre-
sent month OF November, for charter of incor-
norat on OF a Company called 1.-THE German Mutual
Beneficial SCclets, Number g." for the purpose OF
afording all and suprort 10 the members OF said
proposed Incorporation or their families In of
sickness, misfortune or death, and that draft Of
the proposed charter was ned with the application
and Is open to inspection.
CHARLES BEASTEN, Prothonota'v
PrOthOnotarys Oflcp, New Castle Del.
NOVEMBER gUrH, A ID. 1875 --nov20 to-tec'O
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
II. s. Mlarshal's 8 alotifes.
ITARsHAL's NOTICE of SALE.

M AK5HALS NOTICE OF BALE.
BY virtue OF Writ OF vendition! Exponas Issue q
out OF the District Court OF The United states OF
America. for the District OF Delaware and 10 me
directed and delivered. shell sell at pub 'ic auction,
10 the highest bisder for cashon Tuesday, the 9TH
OF december, 1915 a. oc ok m. In the basement
Of the Custom bouse in the city uf Wilmington,
Delaware, tne following describid property Two
copper STILL two copper warns two copper cans
and eleven casks of distilled splits, seized and ak en-
as the property nf Ezekiel Jones. ami condemned at
the suit OF the United states. J I'm M Dunn,
novl9,ts q. 4. Marshall, District o. Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08

FAIL IN THE PRICE OF PoRR.-At last there
seems to be IL fall in the price of pork, which up
TO the latter part of last week, brought about
s12 per cwt. or 10 and l6 cents a pound with
sausage and lard at corresponding prices. The
supply Of pork in market on Saturday was large
and to day still greater ard prices fell to 50 so
and $40 per eHt, wholesale, and retail at 12
cents per pound Sausage and lard still main
tain firm price, but must eventually decline
coirespondingly with pork.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
rn-serpo.s Deoafty.-A depressed, irritable sta

en Nervous Debflfy.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; o weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation confused head, weak Ihein-
ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds o sovereign cure
10 Hurphreys Homeopathic Specific, No 2s. II
tones up the system, dispelH the mental gloom and
despondency, and re1uvenates the entire sTstcm II
ia perfectly harmless ana always efficient. Price
IS, for package of i've boxes AID large 81 Vial of
powder when Is Important IN OH, serious cases
by mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys'
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 5G2 Broad
way, N. Y. feb2o.d5w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08

IV- A 10 Cant Se1ar for Cents-Genune Havana
segar, Concha size, c's., large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and Musselman's ght and
uaIk navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08

The Humpty Dumpty troupe had full car
load of baggage and scenery, which was loaded
up, last night and the company went to Lancas-
ter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08

fv-AthiS season Of The ycdr, when so many peo
pie are suffering from Gods, We call attention 10
Ayers Cherry Pectoral as sure cure not ony for
coughs and colds, but all affections OF the lungs AMI
throat Having used iu our family for many years.
we can speak from personal lnowledR OF lis ell
cheney. There may be other remedies that are
good, but in all our experience this has roved to
who y reliable. 1t Ii pleas ant TO take, and should
be kept at command, by every family. as q protec-
ton against class Of complaints which seem harm
less in the beginuing hut become ailcnng anu dan
gerous II neglected.-.NetC Raven Register.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
3artnership alotiffs.

NJ o T q E.-DISSOLUTION OF CO.
~ PARrNERSBIP The partnership hereto
fore existing between Ezekiel FlemminR and
Joseph Parsons, in the lumber and milling bnsin S.
at Harrington, Del, Ia dissolved By 5. Flemring's
withdrawal.
f. rLEMMING.
nov15-1m joseph PAIRS 1NS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
The Temperature, To-day.
The Rhetorical society.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
at A M....,...,...,Sss At1 p. Mr.. ....ss'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
CITY lrEMs.
~LADIES

LADIES'
LADIES'
MERINO SHIRTS
MRRINO SdlRTS
80 CENTS
50 CENTS.
6o-cent Regular Cuff Extra Merno Vest.
s5-cent Ladies' fne quality Vest
u SILK stitched Superior Merino Vest.
sl2 Soft Wooen Fine Fabric Vest.
ALSO MUCH FINER GaA DEs-Ladies' Merino
Wear of both DOMESTIC and ENGLISH makes,
o5 cent Balbriggan, woven seams, embroidered.
80 cent Ladies' Striped Stockings.
20 cent Ladies' Regular Fine Stockings.
Boys AND GIRLS
BOYS AND GIRLS
IS CENT SHIFTS.
SHIRTS.
one loi of very good Merino Shirts 80 cents for
small sizes, rising cents to the size.
ss Gent GIRLS SHIRT.
45 CENT BOYS SHIRT.
One lot, fner grades, small sizes, % cents rising
8 cents to the size.
The above prices are at least 25 per cent, below
MEN's NJ ERTNo SHIRTS.
MEMS VT OIL SHIRTS.
We have in ctock lines Of Mems shirts IN white,
clouded and scarlet from 40 cents to the lnest do
nestle and English makes.
cHfLDRsN,s aiLDs sTocKIYGs)
LADIES' STOCKINGS, EVERY STYLE.
GENTS STOCKINGS,
JOHN NJ. FINN,
FINN,
y. e. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
5. 4. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
noy24 to- ian1 PHILADELPHIA.
sY- During the present month a large assortment
Of Furniture will be offered for saeaE asionishingy
low prices, at
McCl GLANDS,
1919 CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
Including sets OF Parior Furniture IN Rep. Terry
Velvet, Push, Damask, &c. Bookcases, Side.
boards, Boquet stands, Ha'-racks, and Other
articles. decS-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
pEGISTR3 BUREAU NOTICE

ID E9ISTR4 BUREAU NOTICE
had their property registered, &ro respectfully re-
quested to present TO this oiilce correct descrip
ton OF their property.
A copy of the Registry Law AID blank forInH for
the description OF properly Will be furnished on ap-
pcation 81 this ofico.
All deeds, conveyances or transfers Of Real Es-
tate made after July lith 1874 must be entered in
this once before they sent to Now Castle to be
recordei. -
n. q. CONWELL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
1an3O-tf Tenth and King Streots.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
ViAX PAY EKs TAKE NOTICE

F5sAX PAY EKs TAKE NOTICE
The undersigned, Receivers Of City and School
Taxes for the city OF Wilmington, ior 1878. give
police to persons who have not paid their City and
school Tax for 1915 and have had their bills pre-
ssnted required, By law TO call and settle the
eame In days from the delivery Of the bill. The
receivers request all such persons to call at their
ofilce, No. III East sixth street, aud settle without
delay, they having given bonds 10 the city; the
inoney is due them and they are responsible for IT,
and we hope those that can pay VIII lie prompt,
while, perhaps, some that cannot pay at once, viii
call and make some arrangements when they can,
and we most respectfully ask you TO give this your
attention 50 TO avoid trouble, costs pleasant
ness. Ihe city needs money and requires us to COL
lect 1t or pay IT, and that s what we propose to do
collect 1t.
The Receivers also gives notice OF number OF
lots in 3D. Sd, btn, 7h sth, 9th and 10th wards that
they cannot fnd the owners of. ell such persons
owning aid lots will please call and settle or we
will sell them for taxes and costs.
ONCE No. 10, East tiXth street. between Market
and King. Hours from TO O'Clock every evening,
and on market mornings.
Receiver Northern District Qncluding all North Of
9Th street)
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver sout' ern District uncuding all South OF
9Th Htreetl Octll-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-08
Eost and found.

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