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extensive aud Influential, il would mako
our own duties much plcasautcr than they
arc. II would be more agreeable for us to-
chronicle good deeds than bad ones, 10
praise the virtuous aud wise than TO cas,i-
gate the base and bloli-h, to dcscaut upon
the morality than the immoialIty in poll
tics. to d,~,iIhe the COMEDY features ~ llfo
rather than its Determines. 1t is titc.otu"
to see 50 much that is offensive to virtue,
honor aud good ta-tr.
But " is real revival deep, practical.
manifest revival that is needed ~ this
country ~ prrscnt-a revival that VIII
make people better than II hnds them.
We are but slightly concerned In any
other kind We might take Il certain sort
of interest in watching the growth aud dis
appearance of any religious eiIervesccnce;
wo might look at tire nsscmhlage Of
multi'ulcs and then at their dispersion;
We might Listen to their shouts and hope
they eniOycd them: we might bear them
claim that they had hccn turned from sin
ncrs to saints. But II only such things rs
these could hr seen or heard rs the results
of amy so-callod revival, we should be
compelled to say that 1t was too thin.
In Wow Of the revival symptoms that
are now apparent over SO extensive sur
face. We call upon the clergy 10 bestir
themselves There Is serious work for
them to do. II is their duty to scc that the
present religious fcclrng is directed aright.
They must sec that II does not waste itself;
that It. does not degenerate into sham
that II does not get false turtl, a. such
frcln. has So often got in other times.
1hcy must teach the people the genuine
nature OF true conversion, and show thrm
that religion, when properly understood
aud rravtscd. changes a mans ltic. turns
Inn from lis cNil ways, and governs hi,
Who'll" conduct. They must warn the poo
Pile against being dcfrWdcd In religion,
against surprising 1t Is merely nttoud.ln"'
upon church, or the holding Of ccrtln
opinion, or shouting aud singing, on cOIu-
luau scuuucutnlitv.
Their responsibilities are ALWAYS great
! hut are ~ these times greater than ever
aud we know that many Of them Will he
| glad TO have this reminder from TIE SCS
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nom ne PhitieDhIa EreHM0 IeiegIdD', Dec g.
From private information received this
morning the report published in Yesterdays is
sue that the navy yard property WIS bought IA
bN Messrs. DrCXul * ca. ana :. and w Welsh for
the Pennsy wanna Railroad Company, Is fully
confirmed. According TO the tV.ius Of the sale
the remainder Of tho purchase money, $9JO,UbO,
must hc paid over g. the United Stttos al hoti-
ties within thirty days, the percentage, $4,000,
which ~ a uart ui tho aggregate price OF the
sale. having been uaid over 10 Mr.. Russell, Pay
master United states Navy, Yesterday. II Is
ninted that SlOyl,0VJ was good round price for
the S.rd, anl the Probability Is that tho same,
al private sile, would not have brought that iig-
uic within SNutUO The great value Of the river
fir 'niage intact, however, fully makes up the
difference. II Is asserted this morning that tho
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company had a
repro cntative at the sale, and that he was att
thuri1ed 10 make the bid OF SSJlOO0. Toe Penn
sNlv nj Railroad Company have as yet no dcn-
uite pian for the use OF the new nroperty, fur
Their than th1t the intend to use II rs tho site
for a grand depot, where all their vast freight
business IN this city will ue concentrated. The
depot at Walnut street and Delaware avenue j.
a large one. but not extensive enough To fully
accommodate the business, When the pro-
jec cd depot Is finished, with complete water
and railrO facilities, IL Is thought that Tho
depot on Market street, and tho one on Della
ware ayenue, WI lie abolished. TWO streets
only will ue cut through the yard-Deaware aY-
enue ami Swanson street.
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Nh. SCnuyIyds views on the present govern
ment ~ Turkcstan aud refers To them III MS
paper, the st. Petersburg llnrh, with evident
rr ltinratiun. Mr.. SCHUYLER says that Gen
kAUFMANN never allows himself TO appear ~
pubic unless attended Ivy a body guard Of one
hundred Cosspcks. AMI that at his balls gentle
men are not permitted under any circumstances
to sit down, the coaacquanCc being That at the
end Of tho entertainment the ladies' ind their
plitners unnecessarily fntigued. THIS really
50 ms like what the Piu MdU Gdzctic calls the
petty tyranny Of comic tyrtnt; but so acute
an observer aud 50 intelligent an Official as Mr..
SCHUYLER, should not stop with Central Asian
report. According to the published letters ol the
Grand Duke, who stole his mothers DIAMONDS
Tor his American mistress, MI. SCHUYLER
seems to have been the favored conidant OF
both those parties. II is true the lady after
ward spoke Of him contcmptuously as "a Mt.
SCHUYLER {" but that should not prevent his
making an unbiased report on the imperial
alliance with which he was so familiar. II Is
not often that an American dipomatist has
such opportunities to serve a Grand Duke as Mr..
SCHUYLER enjoyed and improved. by all means
let him send fun report on that subject to
Don HAMILTON FISH.
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JAMES FIsk'S WIDOW's LEGACIEs.
Nni. NJ. Tweed. Fisk. aud Woodward. and
the Niuih Regiments ArmOry.

Paran stephens leased the third and
fourth stories OF building in West Twenty
sixth street to the city for an armory and drill
room for the Ninth Regiment. The late James
Fisk, Jr., then Colonel Of the regiment, wished
some repairs and improvements made, which
Mr.. stephens consented to II Fisk would obtain
the consent Of the city auth critics and he re
lie We i TO VIM " Tweed, then Commissioner
Of Puhlic works. 10 Obtain his consent. and Mr.
Tweed wrote to Woodward: "AuthorIe tins to
tue amount OF $500" Then Mr.. stephens was
informed. Toy Col. Fsk's direction, that ne
would be responsible for whatever Tweed
said \ ter risks death Mr.. Stephens's ex-
ceutors. John l. Melcher and others, nut IN a
claim before the Surrogate = inst Fisk's estate
for Sl2OU. The referee reported IN favor Of the
claim. he supreme Court General ERIN has
Afflrmed the inugment.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-rhe Cabinet were in
four hours to-day, principally occupied with the
consideration OF the Presidents message, which is com
pete with the exception Of few closing plragr, phs
They also considered the request Of Gen pabeook for
q court OF inquiry 10 CXnllinQ the charge Of United
States Attorney Henderson at s. Louis mat Gen. Bah.
cock connected with the Whhkry traudk. There IL
IL sOn to helove the request VIII De granted, and The
deFAil Of officers appointed b. TIE Secretary OF War
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the D1TLT SJN


Commencing on sunday, December 3,
thu SrN will hcnccforth he regularly published
every SUNDAY the inc as ON 9th DAYS
The price II the sunday edition Of Inc SrN
viii te three cents acopy.
The price Of luE SUS to Subscribers rece'sinc
It by mail viii Toe $3.50 per wear or - cents yer
month, postage prepaid while to- those who 'ie-
sire the sunday edition also. the rate viii 10
500 per year. or q ceuts per mouth.
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CHICAGO, Dec. "A juror named y. A Fergu
fol "a TIE Uulicl stics Count III tie case OF huyM
Iu n,f. TIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ilvolvi. <
over SiO0nOO, having summoned Nit j. v u. Walton
the pruclpal wltucss fur thc nuun euf having made
inQul 1cs of walton ae 10 inc hWouh fNolNru On tnc
tut &C.. Judge Bllugett, ultcr Ccunurlug In strong
terms is coluuo s"ntcaced INC juror to pay Nm 81
800 and to be- Imprisoned ~ the county jan for tW
months Ferguson admitted the iact uut dcniei any
base mot We. Thc rcm.lalng eleven Jurors were uis
charged and the case proceeded before the Court.
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The Presidents Me-suge on tho Cubnn
Question.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 3,-The Presidents
message was read the first time in Cabinet meet
ing 10 day. The passage on Cuba says that ciyl!
war has continued too long and should soon he
ended. humanity and policy alike require thht
we should call on spain 10 Tx q daN Whrn she
will have subdued the instruction, and II II Is
not subdued then the United states Will DO at
liberty TO recognize the Cuban republic.
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THO titus piyoree neci.ion.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3.-Chancellor Bruce this
morning granted decree Of divorce to Mrek\llce o.
Titus from TREY W. rIus. The maiden name OF tie
pmnuG hlce q. Oats f. restored, as (, the property
wi. t' $500 ttu 1itls hy their marriage These points
sac al tuat Hlc ASKED y the p n! III. lhc d.tid Mt,
NAeA .A4t Lead a. ~, WA sslr!lg L.4 WAY u AuaUala.
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MIR. Bowen. sui, Agaiu., tho Essl..

Counsellor johnson has obtained an order
In the Henry C. Bowen against the E1gie TO eN'
anime the plaintiff before the trial, anu the eAanllna
ton was set down for To day. Mir. johnson n o max
motion to-day for ord ~ Ia riht the lfirhhc (.
10 amend htir answers 10 the complaint on tue ground
Of newly discovered evidence.
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Another Comfy Trcasurcr Arraisned.

In examining the books OF County Treasurer
BERGEN Of Queens whose term Of ONCE expires this
mont, the Supervisors found no record OF interest
m ncy, cAccpt what Mr.. Bergen had credited 10 hm-
self The I r. asurer would NOT say how much money
he hRq thus taken, explaining that ia doing he mad
merely followed tl0 Cllmpo NJ his predecessors. The
Supervisors have consulted counsel VITA view 10 hay
IN The Teasures pay back the Interest moneys they
lu
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An apparatus on purely scientific princi-
pies has been Invented by Prof. zimmerman,
which, ON being attached to a lanp, renders the
latter SELF lighting aud extinguisning' the appi-
ratus being simple aud not liable To get out Of
order, and 50 ipexpenslye in regard to the chem
icals employed as not to cost more than would
the matches consumed In the usual way forthat
period. slight pressure Of the finger on a
key infaliibly lights the lamp without touching
globe or chimney; on the other hand, squeezing
q gutta percha hail with hose connection as in
stantiy OK in,uishes it. Like the ordinary stu 81
dents lamp, which IN general construction the
Zimmerman mechanism resembles. 1t rcvolycs
aud can be elevated at pleasure any kind Of oil
san be employed.
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There is one strong reason for repeating
the stamp tax on bank checks, which the
Comptroller OF the Currency, though he hints
at IT, does not state. 1t ia that the existence OF
the tax furnishes excuse for Internal revenue
officials of the sAKRoRS stripe to roam through
banks at Will, learning the details oI their bust.
ness, and making such use as they choose Of
inform alton thus gained.
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The General Opinion.
From n. Po,t Jrrn Gaseii.

THE New YORK SIN is the livelicst spi-
ciost, and most ably edited newspaper In this
country. Ii Is always brimful OF just such news
as one wants To read. We take pleasure in cOtu-
mending fHR Sun to our readers.
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At the rat g of reckless expenditure Which
SEcoR RoBEsoN has kept up in the navy
during the last two and "A half months, the
greater part Of the appropriations for the
whole current fiscal year upon which he
can lay violent hands by departing from
the usages of the service, Will be con-
sumcd. The following sums were voted
for four bureaus, exclusive of the salaries,
ofiioo expenses aud contingencies;
Bureau OF Equrmc1t AMI Recruiting ,..,,... ~ 9"5 o00
bureau OF stiuctpn ana l,cplir...,...,,- 3h00
Bureau Of Frovl ils ANA NoialuR. l5-uDl1
bureau oil steam Engineering ,............. lSh,On
Total 79J,U10
The law docs not specifically state that
these appropriations shall be expended
gradually and according TO the actual
uu>ls Of the navy, but that intention is
s."v"ea. and las always guided an honest
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A sprnNnIn NUMBER. The Days Doings,. ont
tod ~ Illustrates lhe Incidents and 1eeNel's VI the
Hocg - Nv.
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The libel suit Of HENRY G. Bower against
the lirooklyn Eagle Is set down for trial on Mon
day next; but It will probably be put OF then,
and again, and never tried. HhkRY WARD
BEkCnLR has been summoned AS a witness In
the case, and he probably does not desire to be
examined by WILIIAM FuLLERrON.
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Tho record made two days later however
shows q different state OF things aboard:

fchru irR 3-Laft night was bcaaty night The
4hr,d tc, a. the mate called lt rolled rs ABOUT and
sluuh thf RI gain So uch tut NiiI Ngh y 'nd hrf
was blowing we tore The mninsa from the gan, shit
tue ioresn, and chatVd hole IN thu fore hialta The
Rim IL IN ant. the shy lowering with ragged, iy
clouds. the tel brutal, and every thing unloNoy. We
are scuddng before "A gale OF VIVA, fortunately iur,
uLdtr icels, trnugh grtN green waves, We
the shore ana about thirty miles from Charleston.
The Josephine is oentre-board schooner.
But she draws feets inches, land hence her
great steadness IN heavy seaways, as her board
was practically little used, except In smooth
water" She is 059 feet long over all, and her
tonnage (old measurement Is li3 tons.
On the 4th OF February they anchored at
Charleston, and on the 9Th set sail again. but tho
weather continued SO bad that they decided to
run for beaufort harbor, the entrance OF which
they reached on the 10th. After vainly signal.
ling for pilot, and riding at anchor here tn
the 18TH not without danger enough from the
gale and lee shore to serve for excitement, the
owner Of the yacht came to the decision duly
recorded on that day;
Snort handed as We are the remainder OF The crew
have made protest against proceeding further north
procure any not man, cOlored white ia willing 10
ship the short TRIP round hatteraR. Ii n DIS
APP olutmcut 10 l., NLo Was Ntry anxious 20 return
to the UOr left, aud complete tue round cruise. Rnt
no Yields to circumstance, and has determined 10 Ay
the Josephine Tor the rest OF the winter
| We snail proceed home by land.
At the different landing places where he went
ashore durias the cruise the author saw much
| that was beautiful ard attractive, much that
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The ran man Gd-che contains an article
on MIR. EuGENE ScnuYLERs report TO our Gov
ernmcnt of a journey made by him through
Russian Central Asia. Mr.. SCHUYLER made an
extended tour through this interesting country,
which 10y sn Official order remains absolutely
closed to Europeans. lie compared Gen.
KAUFMANN, the present Governor Of rurkestln,
with Gen. TCnERNAIEFF, tho late Governor,
and coutras'ed him un'ayorlby with his pre-
deeessnr. While the latter was brave and siu-
pie, the former is a fnss-and-foathcrs IN irtinet,
according TO our cOuntrSnan Gen. IcnER-
NAIEFF, who has abandoned gubcrnatorlal
RESPONSIBILITIES for the heavier AMI moro m
oraDlo oAes Of iJuIua.su nst'rilv Npngovls
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-27
LOCAL IyTELIIGEhCE.
Local Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For As.s fort-i.sl, A. M, l2lT, l2.,s, o.ss, p n
Sundays, l.31, a. M.
A, NJ 1q.iT, 12.za, AGO. A.16, 542 40, $50 NJ sun
dayR, S. 10, A M; AS, s.90, $50, p. ".
For Bditbnore and ssiBJton.-i2.o2, AGA, leGs
A. NJ. 1880, i.2S, $50, 7.lu, r. Nj. sundays l2o2
9.os A. M.
Fo1 Ns.o casae-soO, ssO, . 20, A NJ. l.s5, oso, r
NJ. No sunday trains. .-.
For Dsldlndrs r. R.-5.01. Q 25 A II. $40 ~ chC
go 4. N. train runs only as far Harrington. Nc
sunday trains
por Pilntng.on 4 Western n. R.--1n.so A. NJ. sss
P. N. sundays, 2,oo, Pm.
For EiirsiriIson ana Re.-ifnS n. R,-s.so and a.
a. n; AS, Il, III. No sunday trails
rRAp7s AsaIvH ar wn.sNaTop.
From Vas FvrE.--1,t9, 4. NJ; 1884, Lib, T.co. r
NJ. sundays, l.5). A. ID,
Prom Phliaasph;a.--ls.<2, l.aa, e.'5 9.hS, =. ".
i2iJ ls1s IJa. II o.io, 6sy, 7.UG, 500, ll.Oo h
Sundays, II %, l.tS, 1919, A. VI; 10 l.Oe, r NJ
Fcfsl. Sol:iTiaor. -i.ss, A. A. ~, lf.Of, u y
5.s2, e.2l. =, ~ sundays, In, A, i ~ ?. y
FTo8. RdshDlT.on.- ! =, 4. n: i2.cI, Y a. os2
EIon aor. DsuosI s.ta A. NJ. NO sun ias lain
Eron Etlmhnstua & Hsstsrn 4, R.--i.a9i "a. N.
s.1c ?. u. sundaga 5.1l, ii.
MON WILMINGTON & Reaotr.s Z ?. - ic.l2. 4. N.
3 q and s.2O P. Y. 40 Sunday trains.
TRAINS Lskvg PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
fr9n. Broad ais Prime stteeis-spo, SO, 1872, A.
~; 1915, 800, 4.O0, o.1o, 90 - a, ll.jJ / ID
sundays, 80, A. NJ: g. 20, 9.Sa, il.3u, 7. n.
From vet Philadelphia pepot AGO, a. NJ 1910
1910 500, P. NJ. sundays. 1910, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-27
L. =. Knmkel.. Ml..er Wine of nKoN

Gives tone 10 the stomach, improves the appetite
ant assists il -fiD rAlties the bowels TO hvail hv
action, eXp pea.ng a 'e foul hunhrs thtt Coutainl-
nate tlc ituus corrupt TIE secret nus and cienl
ido hred j. rXtlt-s ihH liysi 20 a healthy eclul
,lud strengthens the nerves, nnArilg that glow n
he Inst prcee ; a!Oae from perfect hes'fh.
IhrusaId, 4 w9'S- Of life les lis TO the virtues
o ils - ell, u mod cine IN correcting tnc dera
men ui the digestive Urga Get the genuine.
: M oniy m bottles haA flE f. 7. kU.EEl.' :
birrER MISE or hos, ani take NJ other
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. hIsPP,iA.
F. +. kCSKsLs BlrrKR %ISE o. I on, snra
cure for lnls disease. ! na- p en PRESCRIBED dpi,
Tor m1ny years III tat prac ice of eminent ph!slc-
iaus Win Unparalleled sue css sym ntoru- loss
OF appetite, wind ami rising o' foot, dryue-s III
mouth hea 'arhe. dizziness =i.-erie-sncss ami low
spirits Get The senuina. No- sd III Dlif, Only :.
bottles.
DDyna want something iostreng' hen you, or a COOL
Do yuu want energ-, 5.acp well, he cured OF dys-
pep,!s lney or liver disease Try e. r. kCs
kgLT buThR hiSK os laos. Every hottie guar
anteed % 20 as recommended Sold uuy 10 81 10,
tles Depot anA Office, 254 Nur.A Ninth ST., Ihila
d nha IA Get the genuine Sold ty al Drug
.i-ts A.. for = r. kunsel's and TAX 10 other
TAPE WORN
Removed aliye with head complete In from twt
to three hours No fee I'LL removed, by Z. f. Kun
kel 259 Norm Ninth 81. Philadelphia, sea- Pin ant
Stomach Worms also removed eau and see ad
viCs free ur send flr n circular ASK your druggis
for ktHKh's NoRa SiRlr i'tic-, Il per pottle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-27
,.o.., +srey,.,e..

Suneet al sss.
The weather is warmer
Franklin Loan Tonight
sunrise io-nt rrow at 5.s4.
Moon sui iise Tomorrow al *.
Board OF Public Education IN cts tbs evening
The Commercial Almanac will be issued as usua
for $50.
Fsmih supplied with retd bids by Fulliner 50,
Market street.
Garlners paten' perforated chair seats pat lu OLD
chairs, at AdGirs, +ih aud King
Mothers can ind large stock Of ,!ttle boys hits
al Duheii's cheap store. 5. ] street.
webb's make OF Eel; hats are excellent hone
setter. Get them al S0i Market street
New stprA new stock at the popular loot and
shoe store Of Fennessey, 22l Market street.
spears stoves are highly commented. and the
agency IN tuis city Is at rliDn Il JAcksons.
John & Jackson is administrator upon the es ats
OF Jane ). r.filth la.e OF Mil creek hundl "a.
No article Of lress requires ss munn attention as
| the c0liar. he Warwick rJl Is the oae You
sloHid wear.
We charge no more for Tue printing than many
other printers charge for oIaluIJ wtrk Ut the
| COMMERCIAL Office
Members Of Fairfax Lodge. = o. o. E, are notified
| to meet tomorrow afternoon to attend the funeral
oi Brother Thomas Davis
| Have your di2pi'ated cane chair sntiGns SUPER
cclei with tile Gardner ho.tum. The Fnterpris
Manufacturing Co. VIII make the transform ition
| That well dressed gentleman who attracted 50
| much attention ua saturday, as lie walked up Mar
| krt street got his garuenis made By G1utrt, tie
| stl lsh lalor 80 y +. IN street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-27
S,eaisirr'a alqsifrs.
nIliIarLIl.S OFFICE-

ID EGIoTER'S OFFICE,
X A. NEW CASTLE COuETY, Sent. 2st , 1875.
I lOu the application Of John G. jacks IA. Adiuln-
sgraor o. dane }. Griffith, late OF Mi. Creek Han.
drrd l said county, deceased II Is ordered and
directed bl t3 Register that the almlhlstra-
tnr etercsad give notice OF the granting OF Let
tcrs of Administration npqp the Estate Of the de-
ceused with the date oi granting thereof by causing
advertisements 10 be posted, within iOriy days from
the dare Of sucn Letters in six OF the mO- public
places Of tine County OF New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against The Estate, to pre-
seut the same OF abide by an Act OF Assembly in
slcn case made and provided. And also cause the
same 70 he inserted, within ie came period. IN the
DAILY EoMMEHCIAL, ncwsn31er published IN Vile
mugton, and to be Continued theroil three weeks,
eOd
Given unier the hand aud seal Of Once Of
H. S.. tie Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IN Sew
Castle County aforesaid, Inc tag anil year
atOvr written. ;, 6. BlGtiS, Register.
NOIICE.-AN persons having claims aganlt the
Estate OF the deceased, must present the sane. duy
atested TO the Administrator, Oh or before kep EN-
her 18th. ls1G or abide the Act n Assembly III sus
case made and provided.
JOHN q. JACKSON, AGiainistra,or.
Address. Hschessln, Del sep2i-RVc@1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-27
NptiGes In a9agkvnp;fn.

IN1HE DISTRICT COURT OF 1nt.
l. UNITED sF4TgS FOR THIS EASTEKN DIS
TRCrOF Pc, ,,NsYLgASlA.-lN BANkRUPICY,
80 lggi
AT PM ApELHaIA. July 2sih, 1873
The UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice of his ap.
pNiGlment as Azsigleu Of EdYin y. Cd-swel, form,
erl7 t'aiiug az Il. i IL Y Carswrll and CarswGli X
Co i, OF the ely a0d clsntY OF Phiiaaephia, anti
state OF Peunsy lv4Hia within sid Di-frcf formerly
nf Whining On, Ia are, who has eli adJ uiica ed
4 Bankrupt on US own own petition.
WILL NJ q. TDMSON,
s,pti3,2O27 II south TNGd street Phlia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-27
afanted.

NAT a Mt + D.-TaREE GOOD COAT
w ussers. f'eue but good ones need epply.
sep2,2 GEO. GO hhr, ~ East 4th ".
Va fANTBD. D.-FGRNIS SHkD ROOMS
w w'h hqsrd for Ia y and two slnt.i children
ad lrrss, stating location amt terms,
sep43 81 r. q. CURRIbf, Palner r, Mass.
w AN En-TO EXCHANGE FOR
w property in Sins ely (yestetn nart preferged)
l-tlri interest IN ayHirahle patent, sales Of which
are ulw bang mate. 20 Der celt Pr Ill on the III
ysstineHt guaranteed address
stp2',3, "PA"ENr.' THIS OFE'Cg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-27
RroposaIs.
DROPOSAIS
FOR ANTHRACITE CoAL,GAs FIXTURES. A,yn
hhaTERS,


Sealed prnposals will be received at the clert
oflte, Clry Hall, until O'Clock p. m, ThurFiny
Sept. 30th, 1873, FOR furnishing for the use OF ru
buildings god clean Anthracite coal clear OF MAJ.
until April LIST, 1876 and gas fixtures and heaiers
Tue coal TO be furnished ut such tines and In NJ. D.
places as the Ct mnlittee On Public Buildings M.
direct ''
Bidders Will state price per ton (22iO ills) of thc
following size: Broken, Egg, stove and Nut
Estimated amount required l20 t. us
Three No. ~ Victor Portable Heaters thew aut
complete IN all fe-pects with all necessary hDt Air
and gas connections TO the various nnps Fut IN.
ther Information Apply to superintendent At Ci
Hall where draft may he seen.
Also. one foot diameter door register set in
ate slaband 10 he placed IN tine GENRE OF eulran
hallway TO prison.
Four 6.ieht chandeliers feet . inches luny, ~.
9. 81 white opal glGb a.
Two 2-llght brackets No ma white onal . oh..
One l-light penIaat feet inches long, NJ -
white opa globes
Two light chandeliers feet 10 inche, ny. No
O o. white opal globes,
Two l-lirhi brackets. double swing, no globes
TWEEN y-louf l-light Orec .et-, single swing, ns
gUb 2.
II fixtures to he of Thackara, Buck a co., TO-
Phi alelphlB make and must be OF their Iesprt III
Numbers AL 10 he nf Ro'naD Bronze Must D. :,
put up Hnd Bl metre connections uhir
The Committee reserVc tie right 10 rel ct nrt
nnd all bids.
Ky order OF the Commit Zee
sei2s5t LEWIS PAY rER, Cha.ruan