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Milton r. swift, Lorenzo Leland,
W. BUSHNELL Isaac Gage,
L. D. Lyman, J.F Nash
John Bruntage.
Having organized ander the National Banking Law aur
succeeded TO the business of VIM II. W. Cushuan
for the trsRsacton OF general banking business
Ex change o. Chicago, New York. and all the prin
cipal cities of the UnNed States bought and sold.
Exchange on ERgand Ireland, Scotland and Con
t!uental Europe drawn In sums &c suit purchasers.
Collections made throughout the state q prompt
" RENTED for day of payment, at current rate ofex
change
United states, Illinois. and La Sale count
Bonds Gold, Silver. &c bought and sold.
Revenue stamps OF all denominstions,-afoa
supply constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that offer Inducements %
customers and shall endeavos to give entire
satisfaction those eRtrusting with their business
Ranking hours from "a NJ. to N. marl6,'19
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GEO ROUTCLIFFE
His lie Best As,0.'ueu; OF
All Kinds of Liquors and cigars.

stock Ale Beer and Porter constantly on hand, snd sou
y. - - 60. IsrIrtLItFE
"n,,.g. Au- ea-,v lj5 Nam Street.
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Coon News To THE THIRSTY. Soda water
drinkers will rejoice to learn that the Perfect
Polar Soda Fountain is again running. Also
Ottawa Mineral and Klssingcn waters. The
superiority Of F. IL &. soda is SO well known to
everybody that further recommendation is un.
necessary.
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All orders for confectionery or summer bcver-
ages left with Ebert will receive prompt attcn
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Soiled regulations can never be re-beautfcd
and IL a PERSONS linen is not clean show soon
the mighty are fallen" However Loyet, make,
clean all linen brought 10 his laundry, and guar
antees TO please his patrons.
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II. Walther has the premium cake and pastry
bakery in La Sale county. Truth.
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The best summer drink can be found a,
Piergue's
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The ADVERTISER having brea Permanently cartd OF taat
.r.st -s.-a C,nsan nti,a by supple remedy. i apN-
io,ss 70 knosn biz ieio~ sufferers Tie meSns OF
t, To ali Who cesre - he VII -eld copy Ot TIE pre-
az alton used tre ot charge a Use directions for pre-
,Rrins sna {. " Nhch ~ VII ind ,Efs tHrs
ar IN sssat,fion. a1hEIg. Lsfr1ftnts. &C.
Pa ties wishiDg TIE prescription Nl please address
sscia sn-P iAfsna =, ~. Aashassa New yOsS.
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TO OTTAWA MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.
THE
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD
Is the short Line 10 Chicago and
the East.

.. W. HITCHCOCK, General Passenger Agent
ROBERT HARRIS General Superintendent.
D. " TOUZALIN.
July 5th. Agent. Ottawa, Illinois
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Frank McCaln's opening is to be tonight
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Ladies' slippers for as cts. a, Child * Phipps'
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Ladies serge polish boots for 81, at Child x
pli,,..'
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II. P. Clark, paper hanger, "A Madison ST
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IS Trains West. s1AIIpNs Pass. Trains East.

A. NJ SMITH, GenT Pass. Agt. II. RIDDLE, Genl sup't
NAV o. 1875. F.TAyENER. Agent at Ottawa
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FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL,

To-day is the last of the gas stove man.
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The June term Of the Circuit Court open.
ed on Monday morning with Judge Leland upon
the bench. The day wa. occupied in the impan-
,llipr of the prand Jury
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Frank Mccain IS the boss peanutist Of Ottawa,
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Sprfial ,lotifrE.

A. al Otler 'i, 'ts t'' H ' JLy y.s 49, ',i'' prof.
,iOnsily) l." nav b. tuun" 1t C'lrss".
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The oIiY PREACHERS WEEKLY MEEriNd~-pno
oEEDINGs AND DISCUSSIONS.
The Wilmington NJ. E. Association of Preach
ers met yesterday at 10 o'clock, in ST. Paul's NJ
h. Church, the meeting being the largest this sea
son. Rev. George W. Lybrand, of the Phiiadel-
phia Conference, being present was introduced
by the President He entered the Conference
III 1884 and being one of the best statistic ans
and hlstoriographers of the Conference he pro-
iita6ly entertained the meeting with interesting
femlnlscences and experiences OF his ministry.
Appropriate resolutions of respect and condo
lence were read and adopted ON the death of
Rev. Wesley kenney, iato Presiding Elder OF the
Dover District.
Revs. j. b. Quigg, A. W. M,lby, and j. o. Sy-
pherd lwere appointed committee to secure
speakers for the various anniversaries of the am
nual session OF the Conference 10 be held IN the
tulon VI. f. Church OF this city.
The discussion Of tho oblg aasumod
and the benefits arising from infant baptism,
WHICH had been continued from the lAat meet
ing was resumed. and participated in bv Reys
J. b, Qnigg, Kramer, Alilby. Mann, Merritt, SAN
dersou, Scott and others. 1t WAS generally AS.
stunned that baptism was tho symbol of admis-
sion to tile church, and that children should be
taught that they were members OF the church
'Onght the General Conference to mako any
change in the office of Presiding Elder 2" was
the question chosen for the next discussion and
Rev A. W. MILKY was selected to open the die
cilsaion. r-s>-s "
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Try Webb felt.
Sunrise to-morrGw at 54s.
Try Grswold's starch Hnsh
Moon VIII rise this evening" at 95i
Bows, 60 soc Dubell's Fan hats. Very nice styles
and very low prices.
The excellent reed bird every day nj Fullmer',
popular restaurant te Market stree.
u you want TO be well dressed, wear warwick
col az AMI have your b, OTIS BACKED,
BY reason OF low prices and good goods Donahoe
mas a large trade at 800 Market street.
Mac ere, new no. I, ana mess by the ID. or in
packages 10 suit. Bowmans lnd and King
Merchants should secure the best class of cou9try
custom by advertising in the Delaware tribune.
The largest stock of furniture in Delaware on ex-
hhiton, at j. X j. n. llarman's, 40 King street.
Ladies' eau get beautiful writing desks of the En-
terprse Manufacturing Co at 220 Market street,
Next try Fennessey5 new shoe store at 22l War
ket street. New ST. cs, selected especially Tor the
Wilmington ladies'.
Cards, bi!lheads, circulars on new type, rich ink
ara modern presses, printed III QUICK time us The
COMMERCIAL oilice.
those ordering bulbs early get the bpst seentiou
Any orders sent to 'tatnall X Co. viii be prOmntly
and satisfactorily filed
Tasteful gentlemen are well-satisil d with work
zone ny tonert, The well-known An street tailor
Call and order Fail salt.
Sugars, ., 10, 10Y, IL. 1iB, 12H. ~ AMI IA cts.
for ght brown to finest II loaf. Coffee rs, so, 20,
-, 80 81 49, AZ, ana IS cts. iof good RIO to finest
Mo'ha. Teas 40 cts To 3 81 per ID. including all
rarletles al Bownau's cash store, pad and King
Bowman the poplar grocer says that since he
sold out his branch store 81 King street, he as no
store except THE one ut 2ui and King Streets his
extons We business there requiring his exclusive
attention. Bowman / an enterDrsing fellow ana
By his 20 icy OF selling always first class goods an d
those az the lowest fair cash Prices he has built up
o1e OF the largest trades IN town. cur readers
| 10 their advantage to do SO.
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Eff. Kunkels Butter wine OF IRON.

Gives tone to the stomach, improves the appetite
and assists digestion excites the bowels to healthy
action, expelling all the foul humors that contam-
nate the blood, corrupt the secretions and Offend
the breath. II excites the Liver to a healthy action
and strengthens the nerves, mparting that glow to
life that proceeds alone from perfect health.
Thousands IN all walks of life ties ify to the virtues
of this excellent medicine in correcting the dera ge
ment OF the digestive orgaas. Get the genuine.
Sold only in 81 bottles. ASK for e. +. kUEKELs
BITTER WINE OF IRON, and take no other.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSPP IA.
e. +. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IsoN, sure
cure for this disease. 1t has been prescribed daily
Tor many years in the practice of eminent physic-
lans with unparalleled success. Symptoms are loss
ofappetlte, wind and rising of food, dryness in
mouth headache, dizziness, seeplessness and low
spirits. Get the genuine. Not sold in bulk, only 81
bottles.
Doyou want something tostrengthen you or good
appetite? Do you want to get rid OF nervousness :?
Do you want energy, sleep well, be cured OF dys-
pepsla, kidney or liver disease ? Try K. f. KUN
KELs BITTER WINE OF IRON. Every bottle guar
anteed to do as recommended. Sod only In al bot
ties. Depot and oflce 259 North Ninth St., fhiIa
dslphia Pa Get the genuine Sold ty all Drug
gsts. ASK for L. f. Kunkels, and take no other.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete in from two
to three hours. No fee till removed, by e. f. Kun
KEEL, 259 North Ninth ST. Philadelphia. Seat Pin and
stomach Worms also removed Call and see , adj
vice free, or send for circular. Ask your druggist
for KuNKEL's WORM SYRUP. Price, 81 per bottle.
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LOCAL INTEIl.zuGNt;E.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
F2r ASs fors.-l.sl, a. N, 1917, 1912, n.aa, f. NJ
sundays, 1.Sl, A. Nj.
ICY Ph,ladephta.-i 81, 100, $40 $50, o AZ, 10 49,
a. M1all, 1879, AGO. s.lp, 5i2, 100, g.3D p M san
devs, 10, a. M; AS. $50, $50, p. NJ.
For baltimore and VIC shilgt0H --l2.b2, aO3 10
2,03 A. NJ.
For Ne,D Cal.-s.eo, 62o, sss, A. NJ ,sS, $40, P.
N. No Sunday trains.
For DsiaiOcrs r. R--5.Oo, . 20 A Nj. $40. Pm Qhe
$40 q NJ train runs only as far as Herrlngtpnl. No
sunday trains
For Wilmington 4 Fester,l R. H.-10sO A, NJ; $50
+. NJ. Sundays, 500, T.. N.
Fer Hi!nsi1,qton G,id Re,sti5iq n. r. b. IS AMI -
A. n; 4.3o, L. &. no SUNDAY trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wILsrleros.
From Ncu Port.--1,na, a. Nj; l2.ta. l.l3, T.eo, p
M. sundays, Lbs, A. N,
From Phiioeie phia.--i2.4g, 153 e,'5. s5S ~. NJ.
l2i0 i2t4 LA, H. Bib, So, III, $50. u.00 VI.
F-,aa saitiis9rs,-lel, w, a. NJ; 1851, l2.te,
fSosl Washii.7'nn,- III A. NJ; l205 1910, 6.,Y,
$40, T. n. sundayS, la, A. n. e.9n. =. Il.
frosa faF. Dspnsst.-SO5 A. Vi. No sunday tlaln.
WON Hiiin.Jt1tI d NesttrH X. a--I.ts, a. n.
$40 p. II, Sundays 59u, z. H.
Fem RflDin1ton d hsliS'iy e, n. - loi2, A. Nj. :
% and $50 p. A. No Sunday trains
TRAINS LsAvR PHILADELPHIA PoR wnSiSaroS.
From Broad AMI Prime Stfeeta--sGO, 30, II. 80 A
H.; 1919 300, s1U 0lh b.t o. Il $40, II 80 p. NJ
Sundays, 30 A. W. 90, 9.aD, 11.3U, +. M.
From Vest Philadelphia D,lat -l210, A, NJ; 1910,
H. $40, 7, NJ. sundays, 1910. A. NJ.
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Innings :............ 2 8 ! 8 6 Z s Total
Quicksteps ............2 l / III 1900 - 8
Actiyes ................2 Z 3 o 20 IA
The ActiYea will remain in Wilmington until
Thursday evening, stopping at the Clayton
House. Ga Thursday afternoon the last game
of the second series with tho Quicksteps will be
played on the latter's new grounds, and will
probably be the concluding game between those
clubs this season. To-morro afternoon it is
quite probable they will play the Peabodys, OF
Baltimore, at the samo place. This afternoon
the Quickatepstwil play the Peabodys. The
Peabody club Is fine amateur organization, and
has defeated the dalTis burg Expert, which has
won victories over both the Qlicksteps and
Actives.
Yesterday afternoon game was played at
Philadelphia between the Peabody and Shibe
clubs, which resulted in victory for the latter
by score of to 0.
The Diamond State club is now fully re-or-
gained, meeting, last night, having compile
ted the reorganization by the selection Of
playing nine. Brady will pitch, Wilson will
catch, "Alack' will play short stop, and the 9th
Or positions will be taken as follows Lobdcll
lat base, Garsed End base George Tatnal 3rd
base, James Tatnall left field, j. Paul Brown
centre field and "Davis" right field. James Tat
nall will manage the club. A challenge was
prepared for the Quickstepa, last night, and two
OF the Directors Of that club have promised its
acceptance. The game will be- played on Satnr-
day next, probably.
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Asylum Lodge, No. 90, 1. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Good Intent Division No. 3 S. of T., Nicola
rvs Building.
Humanity Circle, B. u G. A, Hall 504 Market
street.
. Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X of r., at Knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market.
:, American Star Lodge No. 1, A. o. of G. F. at
McCarys Building.
Washington Lodge No. /, A. p. A., saville's
Building.
Equal Rights Lodge No. 12, A. +. A. NJ, 18th
street between Orange and Market.
Franklin Circle, b U. @. A., No. 6, McClary's
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2rppusaIs.


sealei proposals will be received by the under.
signed up to oclccs of Wedne SHAY Sept ~ b.
ls'5' Tor printing ilve-hundred (500l cories OF the
journal OF the Il. W. Grand ludge Of Delaware, |.
y. o. Il.
fstlm7tes 10 include price per page for compost
lion, paper presswoik covers and hllrling. SiZ
Oh page 70 be the same as that alap ed by The Grant
Lorge of the United States
Paper 10 weigh o. pounds to the tcam sheets 81
ny as inches. Proceedings proper Ia be SET in small
ions, reports OF committees, vc., TO lie SCI in hour
go us OLD style,
Es mates TO include also, two bundled (2ON
CT pes unl1ed aud stitchedl uf HE repuria of the
tlind nlrels-wlllci ARE 10 ire printed gnl dtlis-
cred on OF lie ore oetohcr i2l $50, anl the tyne
therefor
Ille work mus he frs class and delivered at the
'ilice OF the Siand tcreiary wihn three e. weeks
after the receipt u copy Proofs must he iu nis ed
The right 10 reject 'iny or all bills is rpseree
ISAAC W. IlAi LAM,
sepi2 st Grand Scc utniy.
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E.nborer. Discharged.


THE DEMOCRATIC GuILLUrINE AT WORK.
Al 4 recent meeting Of the Street Committee,
it was determined to change the workmen in
the Street Department, and give the spoils to
the vctors in the late political contest. In ac-
cordanco with that action, the chairman OF tile
comlnittee, Mr. Mcuenamin, issued or
ders to the Street COMMISSIONER for gen
era discharge of all the laborors on
the streets, including those at work IN the sand
PIT, and at the stone breaker, numbering
about a, all told. Last evening the men came
marching in, in squads, with their tools to the
Office OF the Street Commissioner. MANY of them
starting to their homes with sad countenances
and heavy hearts.
This morning a new force OF workmen was on
hand, some Of whom were uployed as their
services are needed. The understanding seems
to be general that the object of these changes lie
to discharge Republicans and put Democrats on
the work
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FL Nervous Debility-A depressed, irritable state
of mind; a weak nervous, exhausted feeling; no
energy or animation; confused head, weak menl-
DRY. The consequence of excuses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
In Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific, No. 2S. Ii
tones up the system, dispes the mental gloom and
dependency and rejuvenates the entire system. IL
is perfectly harmless aud always efficient Price
So, for package OF five boxes and large 50 vial OF
powder, which is important in old, serious cases ;
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists, or sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
SPECIFIC Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 562 Broad
way, NJ. Y, fcb25, dAw
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Police Court.

Berries Mccormick was required to pay fine
of 90 for disorderly conduct.
Fannie Godsbofough, who was charged with
the larceny of waterproof cloak from Sarah
Cosden, was more fortunate. The evidence
failed to sustain the charge, and she was dis
missed.
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kfhpl oSAl45
Il FOR DRESSED OF Ma STONE
W ATRR DEfT., tnIbF RKalsEERs CFFtCe, !
NO. 1000 Market street, Wilmington ppl.
MIIMlNGToN, Del, september 20h 1875.
Sealed proposals for coping stone will he received
at the a'tove ciice mutt Ao'cocs p M on TIii Rsi-
DAY, september 23l, 1873. Tor furnishing and de
hVeilng ~ too Spring Reservoir about ON Iron
sihd feet OF dressed coping stone Cpaudywlnt.
grantee OF the following 4 ilensiois, 10 wu
II lengths IL feet Ithes long.
length ~ feet inches long.
length II rect nenos long.
Length u feet q. inches long
length ~ feet nclies long.
length IS feet = a, inches loag
10 lengths 30 feet . inches long.
Tie above coping lu he 2 feet inches wide and Il
inches tlick ant the shortest piece moi less thun d
feet long to be dressed with square ends hell ham
mer Or 'ssed parallel TO fare or ;op OF stone.
Bld'tcrs VIII III ase ate price per ine8l fool, de-
iivered at Cool ,prlng Reservoir.
The right III reject any on all bills 10 reserved
Address 'lrorosa4 for Coping Stone
JOSEPH HYDE,
enn2hdt thiet Engineer water Morks.
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tH Poverty is Bad but the werst Kind Of poverty Is
poverty of the bloou this makes man " poor i'll
deen,' for 1t takes away strength, courage and ell
erey but enrich the blood with its vital element.
Iron. BY taking The Peruvian Syrup "a protoNide OF
FROM. and you will feel rich and "as good as any
bcdy." Try 1t
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FL MYnheer Paul DIETRICH, OF Milwaukee, feeling
his earthly tabernacle stored with troubles to he
expelled, decided, after fun enquiry and investiga-
tlon, to employ Ayers Pills. in his haste % purify
his Butch stomach, he mistook the directions u to
~ and swallowed 81 for dose. This created, of
course, an ap-paul-ing internal rebellion. Bu. Paul
went through the fight like hero, and came of
prond,V e%hibits az nront of the wiai,m of his
choice. He advises every body to take Dcct Ayers
Pills, but kindly advises his friends who are alnbi-
tous of following his example, to "pe sure an take
der right bo.ion."-Hinnesota Telegraph.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
NINETY-NINTH EDITION.

Containing complete list OF all the towns in the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion of
eordin ~ na W. is eteaei LINN oooo nc
Of the newspapers having the largest local circua
lion in each OF the places named Also, a catalogue
OF newspapers which are recommended to advertise
ers as giving greatest value in proportion to prices
charged. Also, all newspapers in thu United States
and Canada printing over 5000 copies each issue
Also, all the Religious Agricultural. Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile Education
al. Commercial, Insurance. Real Estate, Law
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other special class
journals very complete lists. Together with
complete list of over 800 German papers printed in
the United states. Also an essay upon advertising;
ing In various newspapers, and everything which
beginner In advertising would like to know.
Address GEO, P, HOWELL n co
hep3toaug378d&w Al Park Row. New York.
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NOTICE TO DELINQ UENrs


AUDITORS oFFIGF,
81 EAST Sixth STREET !
Wilmington, DEL, September II, ISIS.
Notice is hereby given by direction Of the Finance
Committee, tn VI all bills due the Cty on January
~ isio must be patd on or before the ii st day OF
November next, or they viii be placed In the hand,
OF the Solicitor for collection by virtue of Section
icClty Charter, which Is as follows:
,a. tie amount 81 sad hill be not paid within 60
" days after such presentation thereof, it shall he
me guy nf the Mayor OF said city to issue II war
a RAM directed 10 the said City auditor, command
ihg nm 10 levy tho same with all costs thereon
" upon the goods and chates Of such owner, and if
no slich goods and chat els eau be found within
- s,llu clty sufficient to satisfy said debt and cos's
t!eh 10 levy the same on lhe grounds or building
OF such owner fronting upon such street as afort.
ssaiu, which said grounds or buildings, or any purt
me auction, upon ten U0) days notice in two news
papers published in said city,
nne hllis 81 delinqnents having long since become
over due, proceedings will be commenced without
delay, un ess payment he made as herein provided
,o,,.e. WILLIAM. Ii. GRIFFIN,
sePllo,tn9yl - city Auditor.
kOTlCE.-TAE ANNUAL MEETING
4 OF the stockholders OF the Home Loan $50
citation Will be helt on Monday, september nm, Mt
Gah DE secured at that llme. or by application to
Il. T. TAYLOR. Secretary,
EscpIlo,4. COZ Market street.
fsNA& Pa Frs TAKE NOTICE!
CITY AND SCHOOL TAxLs FOR 1875.
rhe undersigned, Receivers Of Taxes for the civ
OF wilmington, viii he at
NO. 10 f. CITE STREET.
~ 1--WE NJ lrket AMI King streets, on Pad after the
nrst dag o1 luis, 1919, tween the hours of and ~
IN llle morning, and from to q IN {! c afternoon
LOT the purpose I receiving Taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month OF july there
VIII ne allowed deduction of five cents on every
doar ami all taxes paid after the first day Of
Augnst, including the first Tuesday of Septelnber
snail be payab.e without y deduction or addition
as Aforesaid and all taxes unpaid on the day next
after tne frst Tuesday OF September shall be in
creased ny the addition of i've per centum on the
amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
9th street) - =" "
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Southern District (lneuding ali South of
e NI. seleell 1yl-tf
REGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE
All property holders within the city who have not
nhu their property regstered, are respectfully re-
guessed 70 present TO this Office correct deScrip
ton of their property.
copy OF the Registry Law Gpd blank forms for
tle Description OF property will be furnished on a-
plication at this Office.
an deeds conveyanees or transfers of Real e.
tae' lnaoe ailer July ltl, 1874 must be entered In
ms once before they ere sent to New Castle to be
n. @. CONWELI.,
,s J!uef Engineer and Surveyor
lMl.s.-r. tenth and King Streets
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q TICK AND BOND AARgEr -coRRHoTKp D
T. R0BINB IN Il 90.
CITY ITEMS.

~ A 10 Cent Segar for Cents.-Genulne Havana
Segar Concha size, s cts, large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and Musselrnan's ght and
dark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
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for 8tnt.

LsoR RENT OR SALE HOUSE NO.
Il ll19 Market street; 10 rooms, good yard, pleas
ant situation. Inquire on the premises. sep9,12t'
LNOR KENT-A IX-ROOMED HOUSE,
Il in a first class neighhorhOod Apply to
w. s. ARMOUR,
sepI-2t 5lg West Eighth Street,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-09-21

The purchaser of peaches at the horticultural
Fair is desired to return the baskets.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-09-21
H1HOMAS b. HIzAR,
BRICKLAYER AND CONTRACTOR
ss1 TATNALL STREET,
mars.n WILMINGTON. DIT.

DOBERT PYLE,
IN BRICKLAYER AND CONTRACTOR,
Onice, N &. Cor. It'll and King, residence No. GIT
Orange street. All kinds of brick and stone work
and paving done at short notice and ut fair prices.
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