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The New York herald., 1876-01-29
RAPID TRANSIT.

Yesterday the Office of the Secretary of the Com
mssioners, Mr. Charlton 7. Lewis No. 80 Nassau
street. filed by the lawyers representing the NAL
contents along the line of the Elevated road. Mr.
Wheeler H. Peckham and John E. Parsons we're proni-
nent among the legal gentlemen who signihed that
their clients desire to bo heard i'll opposition tho
plan and Mr.. John @. Hamilton property holder on
Eighth avenue, also put in appearance for the
purpose 1t supposed the bulk Of the objections will
be filed or before Monday next, 3lst inst
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The Committee on Trade Of the Produce Exchange
met yesterday afternoon for the purpose of receiving
complaints from those grain dealers who find fault
with the hardness of the delivery of grain which
rives at this port by rail. A few complaints were
handed and the Board adjourned subject to call
allow other receivers to prepare their complaints be-
fore The committee max up its report.
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
DoUBLY UNFORTUNATE.

Yesterday morning Edward Dickinson, an emnloye
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company, fell from
telegraph pole at the corner Of Canal and Wooster
streets and received a fracture OF the femur While
lying helpless in the street he by heavy
truck He taken 70 Bellevue Hospital and will
probably recover from his injuries.
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
A LADY ROBBED.

Miss Clara Do Forrest, residing in West Thir,y-ninth
street. was assaulted yesterday afternoon about six
O'Clock by footpad at Twenty ninth street Broad
way who attempted TO snatch her muG aud furs The
lady fought for possession OF them. despite severe
bite from the rufan the hand, and 1t only on
his drawing black Jack or billy that she up her
portemOnnaie, containing $50. Tho fellow had at
iracted nor attenton following her from drug sinr.
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Postmaster James received the following telegram
from Chicago at yesterday mo Information from
Omaha regard TO Australian mail; will advise you as
soon received that Office y The mail referred 10
arrived San Francisco January q by steamer City
Melbourne, and due here to-morrow morning 1t
is supposed by the Post Oice officials that the train
fetching this mail has been blocked the snow west of
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon while James C, Hilchel, we'll
known resident Of Union Hin, n j.. was driving
through wearntown road, his horse taking fright he
was thrown to the ground His injuries which are
mostly internal, OF such nature that his
Dby Sleians disDair OF his recovery.
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS.

The Executive Committee of the German Republican
Central Committee met last evening at Headquarters,
No. $40 Bowery, and organized for the year 1870 by
electing Hon. Morris Friedsam chairman and General
George Van Setback secretary
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
a DARING ROBBERY.

Early yesterday morning burglars entered the resi-
dence OF John Hauer North Bergen, ~ j., and stole
wearing apparel and jcwelry TO the value Of $3.50
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
Sunset at 6.46.
New moon tonight.
Sunrise tomorrow at 5,rq,

Sunset at GAG
New moon tonight.
Sunrise tomorrow at $40.
Mrs. Rossiter for Wamsutta shirts.
The COMMERCIAL is read by tile intelligent
classes.
Go to Sd and Shipley and see the patent
pocket stove.
All kinds OF fish at |Ir. Powell's, stan gs, Sd
street market.
4" If it begin 10 rain before seven it will quit
before eleven.
Spring garments at low prices at Boll's, Sd
and Market street.
Diapidated cane seat chair bottoms renewed
by Adalr at 4'h and King.
Beautiful fabrics for pentlemen's clothing at
Gouert's, 1B East 4th street.
New goods at the popular shoe store of
Clalfant, ST. and Market street,
Neat fitting garments fssllrei to tho Sc who
order OF Blyne 5l5 Market street.
A go Il stock of umbrellas al pr'ces all
qualities. al Webhs hat store 3O4 Market st.
Custom work for lad es and gentlemen at
the shoe store of Fennessey's, 22l Market
street
Business cards Of fine quality ut the ordi-
nary price iOr common work ut the CONNER
CIAL job olhce
Persons furnishing houses can get many
beautiful and odd pieces Of walnut furniture at
the Enterprise nanutaciory at go Market
street.
Moderation in price, courtesy in treatment
of customers, full AMI varied stock, are all
tea ures at the nat store OF Dubel, East Sd
street.
The Indifference with which so many peo-
pie regard cough or cold is truly uuparlOn-
| able. These affections often lead TO consump-
ton, and should be checked in tlme by use of
| DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
.fnt &EMt.


II OR REN To OR 3 ROOMS TO LET NEAR
II seventh and King to small family. Address.
apr24-3 A A., COMMERCIAL Office.
THNO RENT.-THE HOUSE NO. 7O9 rA1NAl.L
4 street. Apply On premises apl2O-tt
EOR RENT-HOUSE s23 WASHINGTON ST.
w. r. WESTBROOK,
mar30-tf n. f. Cor. Sd and Market
VNOR RENT OR SALE.-A THREE-STORY
II brick house, with ten rooms parlor, dining
room and kitchen on fTst floor gas, bath hot and
cold water, the corner Of Gilpin avenue and
Adams street, one square from cars possession now
Apply on tine premises or TO IL. ENGLISH. No. lO9
West street. mar:Atf
EOR RENT-THE 0FFICE AND STABLE,
Il sheds, and yard, corner Front and Tatnall, SITS
Separate or together desired Also the stable on
West Street, below Water Street. Apply to
). f. COR. FRONT AND WEST.
fehl2tf
NOR RENT I FROM 25TH OF MARCH, MY
II house on Delaware Avenue, next door to Swe.
denborgan church. Apply to .
Nj. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
janl3tf 226 Market Street.
NOR RENT-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, WITH
n house, in city limits, good truck patch.
A. IL. GRlMSHAW
aprl4.F-M-w Eighth and Shipley Sts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
DOn Carlos,
HE Is BELIEVED TO BE TOURING IN THE UNI
TED STATES.

HE Is BELIEVED TO BE TOURING IN THE UNI
TED STATES.
BA1T1MoaE, April 24.-There arrived on
Saturday, on the HJernidn gentleman
who gave the name of Terrell. He left the
same evening for st. Louis. Terrell, the
officers say, acted as interpreter for party
of gentlemen who took passage on the III
bernidn at Liverpool, but left her at Hall
fax. He said to the officers that
one of the gentlemen was Don Carlos,
and the others General Jelasco, the Mar
quis Du MonseIratt and the Marquis Du
Ponsulont, all of whom had served under
Don Carlos during the Spanish war. Ter
rell further said that he was to meet Dc n
Carlos in st. Louis to-day, and that then
Don Carlos would begin tour of the coun-
try, travelling under an assumed name,
changing it wherever he stopped.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
New Advertisements, To-dny.

Smyrna Bank stock for sale-C J X Co
License ppicatiOn-Francis Kelley
For rent, 3 r0oms-A A
L0uusbeTy-F notice
For Corner-John + Bailey
DR. Bull cough syrup-hrevliy
4 good stOck-Webh's b evlty
Moderation in price-Duhell, brevity
Go to 81 and Shipley- Morrison. brevity
Beautiful and olt furniture, breylty
ustom wolk-FenDessey OreYity
Wanted-white girl
Neat garments Bayne brevity
New goo s-Chalfant, breyity
Oca brevity-tiOuert
Wamsutta shirts-Mrs Rossiter's breyity
Garden tOOls-BreVity
Don't burn your fingers Billany
Adair-breviiy
Il kinds OF lsh-Pnwell's breyity
Spring garmenls-Bnll'S hrtVity
lmpOTter's Salc-L w Stidham Il Son
Mi lineTy gOods--Naiss Mary { DOJneil
A grand eXcur- iOn--H Morrison
Peruvian Syrup-Dr Pierce
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
Keasn et Enulea.
Ocdah W e1HAAth
THE NOTED MARE EXrIhEs AFTER BRIRl
ILLNESS.

THE NOTED MARE LXrtAks AFTER BRIEF
ILLNESS.
BALTIMORE, April 24.-The Aral ian mare
" Esnea, imported twenty years ego by the
late VIM. Mcdonald, and purchased in 1864
by John W. Garrett. died at Montebello,
Saturday morning, having been attacked
with illness only the preceding afternoon.
1t is stated her original cost to the importer
was 81 COO. She was twenty-six years old.
Prof o. @. Marsh, of Yale College, arranged
with Mr.. Garrett some time ago that the
skeleton of Esnea should be preserved and
forwarded to the Peabody Museum at New
Haven and measures to that end have be- n
taken. -Four descendants of the mare are
still living and are owned by Mrs. W..
Garrett.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
FIFTH EDITION.
The wbiskey Frauds.

DEMOCRATS ALONE SEEKING TO oBTAIN THEY.
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore american.
WAsHINGToN, April pa singular and
noticeable fact in connection with the eff
forts to secure the pardons of ex-Collector
Louis whiskey ring, ID that they
are urged solely by the Democratic
delegation to Congress from Missouri.
In the case of Mcguire Senator Bogy
headed the delegation of Democratic mem
bers who waited upon the President and
the Attorney General and in Avery's case
the delegation was headed by both the
Democratic Senators, Bogy and Cockrell.
Thus far not a Republican member has
united in recommending the pardons, but
the movement is managed exclusively by
Democrats. This is occasioniug comment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

James O'Donuell was shot at through the
window of his dwelling in Pottsville yester-
day and mortally wounded. His assassin
is unknown,
A family of emigrants from Pennsylvania
named Baker was murdered and scslped by
Indians about 100 miles north of Custer City,
last Thursday night.
Charles Cook. young farmer of Hyde
Park, Vt, was killed yesterday morning by
his father. The latter had been insane for
some time, but was considered harmless.
Josie Revere, young woman, was muir
dered by Merchant II. Weeden. in disrep-
utable house, i'll Providence, r l., on Sat-
urday night The murderer escaped, He
is respectfully connected"
While five persons were descending a
coal shaft at Browns Station, in Missouri,
last Friday. the rope broke, and they fell to
the bottom, depth of over 100 feet.
Three were killed. the others fatally in
jured.
1t is stated from Washington that the
display of everything connected with fish
and the fisheries to be made at the Oenten-
NAL Exhibition by the Smithsonian Institu'
tion VIII be 1.-THE largest of the kind in tht
world"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
FOURTH EDITION.
Akermen ON the stand,
BE Is QUESTIONED ON ELECTION ExPENDI-
rURE IN NEW YORK.

he IS QUESTIONED ON ELEUIION EAPENDI-
rURE IN NEW YORK.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
WASHINGTON, April 24-Ex-Attorney Cen
eral Akerman appeared before the Commit
tee on Expenditures in the Department of
Justice, TO. day, and testified that he author
lied the payment to John 1. Davenport of
New York, certain sums Of money to defray
the expenses for the suppression Of fraud
in the New York elections. He was asked
if he consulted with tie President before
paving the money. He desired the Com
mittee to allow him time to consider what
reply he would make TO that question, and
he was allowed till tomorrow morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
NantEa.
D.-wHITE GIRL AS CHAMBER
w maid and childs nurse.


WANT D.-wHITF GIRL AS CHAMBER
apr2Lst' 515 WEST FOURTH ST.
XNTANTED.-A WHITE FEMALE SERVANT.
w cook washer and ironer, with good references.
Apply at JO2 King street. ap 22-2t.
NNANTED-BY A LADY OF HIGH RESPEC;
w liability. a situation as housekeeper in II small
family. Good reference gwen. Address
apr2l3t. 20" THIS OFFICE
|NTANTED BUSINESS MEN TO CALL AND
w examine Rhind's nnn-exppsve Coal Oil Lamp ;
its qualities extinguishes itself when overturned,
dropped or broken. Rights for sale.
w ID. MULLEN, JR.
ap l9tf 6l9l4 Market Street
M ANTED-A FIRST GLASS ROOK-KEEPER
w at present engaged in Philadelphia, desires II
position in Wilmington. First-cass Wilmington
references given. Address Book Keeper this oiice
stating salary willing To give. arrl3-6t
NVANTED-A FEW SCHOOL DESKS; AP-
w ply ut nprl5tf THIS OFFICE,
WANTED TO BORROW THIS
CDAONpNy amount on irst mortgage on proper
Il worth %t5On, No. bonus. Interest payable guar
terly Address, SECRETARY,
aprljf This Office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
&naraAna.

DOARDlNG-TwO GENTLEMEN CAN BE
ID accommodated with board and comfortable
marlstfeod IS" THIS OFFICE.
DOARD-WITH EITHER SINGLE OR COM
Id municatng rooms, at sol West street, Whining
ton, Del. octi-tf
BOARDING - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
ehf.tf 7O4 MARKET STREET
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
The gallon Secre1agY.

HN DENIES THAT HE HAS MADE ANY 60 FEs-
SION.
Assoctated Press Special TtieJrdm
WASHINGTON, April 81 Gen Belknap
has written a letter to friend. DENYING in
positive terms that he las made any col =
fession whatever concerning the charge
against him, relative to the Fort Sill post
leadership.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
Aust md .t;uund.

GDS REWARD-LOST-A POCKET-BOOK,
tJZPB in latnnll street, between I'd and Third, or
OH the road to Newport, containing some memoranda
stopped of value only to the owner The finder will
receive the above reward by leaving it in Sd street
apr4tf j. II. GOULD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
PhiIEdeIpnia Cmt,le Market.


4 9s0clNIs1 ITeF5 '7JTcl0l IeteJT0W.
PHILADELPHIA, April 24- Beef cattle
were dull. this week, ard prices favor buy
ers 1920 head arrived and sold at Gl4 a
6aSo for extra Penna. and Western steers
&c for few choice, 5 @Gc for far to good,
and 4Q5c per lb. was given for common as
to quality. Sheep were unchanged, 7 600
head sold at 59i@7a,c per lb. gross as to
condition. Hogs we're dull , 900 head
arrived and sold at $1l 50@12.50 per one
hundred pounds nett.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

WENCK'S PERFUMES FOR THE HAND
w kerchief and toilet. are delicate and durable
For sale by T.. BRlNGHU RST 4 co,
Ooruer Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

TIE RHoADs TEsT1MosIAL.-We have
reasons to believe that the testimonial
which the musical friends of Prof. G. B.
Rhoads will give him at the West Church,
on Thurday evening, will be one of the n
nest entertainments ever given in this city
The several choils have reached great eX-
cellence in their music, and those who in
tend to go to the entertainment may pre-
pare themselves for rare traat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

The PREAcHEBs' MEETIYG.-The NJ. E.
Preachers Association held its regular
weekly meeting in St. Psuls NJ. L: church,
this morning. The new officers were pres
ent. Rev. J. W. Pearson conducted the
opening exercises, after which the subject
for discussion, "Shouid our Bishops be
Consecrated? - was discussed by Reys. ].
B, Quigg, J o Spyherd, II. Sanderson, T.
j. EIartindale, J. b. Curtis and j. W. Pear
SON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
Odessa.
rTs NEW TOWN HALL-DEecRIPTIoN OF THE
BUILDING The DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
.r........... .l...L.n Of thn naa.la.1nn.inl

ITS NEW TOWN HALL-DEscRIPTloN OF THE
BUILDING THE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
Correspondence of the Commercial.
ODESSA. DEL, April 22.-After the many
long reveilles and tattoes of expiring years.
aud the rise and fall of generations who arc
sleeping their last sleep, and the long de-
ferred hope of men and women who have
grown old in anticipation and doubt, and
the careless shake of the head of the du-
bious, we nevertheless have a town hall in
our midst. Although not completed as yet,
we feel confident the managers will finish
it during the coming Summer When
done, it will have the most convenient.
symmetrical, chaste, audience room and
stage in the country. Il is frame struct-
ure 3Gx70 feet. The lower story will be
used as q store, school and supper rooms.
The school and supper rooms will be CON
nected with slidi 6 doors, 30 az to increase
the space when 70 desired. The second
story is the main audience room, with a
seating capacity of 400.
The stage demands especial attention !:
depth. 15l@ feet fall from back to front, G
inches height from main floor. 3 feet
We side fronts are finished in pearl color.
The width of the arch is % feet, in imita-
ton ST. q work: with the keystone. The
size of tht roon il % feet front, by 19 feet
/ DdGhs 4 lG l. -s anu DtlAA al 4AAAsAAI0 slAl
oak color, with Nor and windows in centre
and back. There a green baize drop
curtain, and 81 foot hs ~.
1t has been decided by 1. 0=e well posted
in such matters to be the Ii At complete
stage i'll the State, south Of your city. Tie
building will cost when completed about
$4,000.
We have an association, devoted to &C.
cial, moral, and intellectual advancement
known as " TIC Odessa Dramatic Associa
tion." 1t is composed of ladies and gen
tlemen of Odessa and vicinity. They are
regularly organized with constitution anC
bylaws, have regular meetings ever!
month THIS association gave an enter
tainment on Thursday evening, the 6tl
inst. which proved a most pleasant an(
profitable affair, i'll which all the part
were well taken. Our corresr IN
dent sends us a lengthy report whicl
we woald very cheenully have printet
when the occurrence was fresh, but it i
now rather old to occupy 80 much space.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
Assianre's 4lutitfs.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
4 DISTRICT OF DELAWARE. SIS.
At Wilmington, the 10th day of April, 4. D., 1876
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint.
ment AS Assignee OF Frederick A. Chnrchman and
George Churchman co.pnrtners trading as f. a. a
G. Churchman, ut Wilmington, in the county Of New
Castle. and State of Delaware, within said District
petition by the District Court OF snd district.
IGNArIUS G. GRUBB.
aprlO,17.A Assignee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
CITY ITEMS.

g -THr PEST N WlLMINGroN. r. Centennial
oi our own make.
,JOHN X. BABCOCK.
aprl2t If S. W Corner I'd and Market.
Wv HAVE "a large stock of chdrens school
shoes at the lowest prices. .IoHS X BABcoCK.
aprl3tf ). W. Corner ID and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
alotifes.

NOTICE. ETH ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders Of the Delaware Loan Asso;
cntion will be held Tuesday evening next, April
25th. at ~ clock, Officers and directors will be
e Acted and the annual report submitted,
apran5t GEO. q. MARIS Sec'y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

NOTICE.-THE Il ETH ANNl AL MEETING Ot
~ the stockholders OF the Delaware Loan AssO.
c.ntion will be held Tuesday evening next, April
25th. at ~ % clock Officers and directors will be
apra0-5t GEO. q. MARIS. Sec'y.-
ARrisASs SAVINGS BANK.
Alta meeting Of the Boari of Managers held thi,
day, a ,einiannudl dividend OF per cent was de
aprlll2t Treasurer.
NoTlCE-Is. hereby glyen that the undersigned
~ will on the fifth day OF May, A. p, ls,6, make ap
pication 70 Hon. Leonard T. W wales, Associate
Judge of the Supreme Court OF New Castle County,
for the granting of them OF Charter OF Tncorpora-
ton by the superior Court of said County tur ne
purpose OF maintaining places OF sepultme OF Bd-
rial OF the dead IN New Castle County
ABRAHAM MURRAY,
DAVID BAYARn.
JAMES BARNES,
JAMES R. WILSON,
ROBERT GRAVES.
apl3t mAy5 WILLIAM Ii, CALDWELL.
NOTICE MECHANICS LOAN STOCK. FIVE
N hundred share, OF the 9TH SERIES just issued and
for sale the first payment To be made ON the End
iueSo"S u" nay 4NPp'ES X. E.vJ j. MORROW. sec'y.,
apri8.eodtf AZ French street.
MOTTO MARYLAND AND DELAWARE
mat general meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Maryland and Delaware Ship Canal Company VIII
be held at the office OF Messrs lithcum ~ AleXan-
der Councillors at Law, No - Lexington street, in
the city of Baltimore ON Tuesday the SECOND day OF
May, A. d., 1s,6 at o'clock p. NJ, tur the purpose
| Of electng seven directors Of said company to
hold office for year from the day of their elec,
ZION and until their successors snail be elected and
| qualitied HORACE B. rEBBETrS,
| aprls 3i "a 2s may1,a President
ID EGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE.
All property holders within the city who have not
had their property regstered are respectfully re-
quested to present to this office correct description
| Of their property.
| A copy of the Registry Law and blank forms for
the description OF property Will be furnished on ap
plicatiun AT this Office.
Ali deeds, conyeyances or transfers of Real Fs
tate made after July lth, 1874 must be entered in
this office before they sent TO New Castle to be
| recorded Nj. y. tCN v ELL,
| Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
ian3l.tf Tenth and King Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

NEWARK ITEMs.-[ Correspondence of He
Commercial The ball season opened by
game on Saturday between the Union
Twilights of Mill Crock hundred and
scrub nine of Newark, the Agiles not hav-
ing organized yet for the season. VIM.
Riley pitched for Newark The game re
suited in victory for the home nine by a
score of 2s to q. Newark and the Wyom-
ing Club of Glasgow play next Saturday af-
ternoon.
II il said rabid dog went through town
Yesterday. We did not hear Of any damage
being done by him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

IN BANKRUPTCY.
i DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, SIS.
At Wilmington, the 10th day of April, A. D.. 1876.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF hisappoint.
ment as Assignee of Frederick A, Uhurchinan OF
Wilmington in the county of New Castle. and State
of Delaware within said District, who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
E5NAI1US G. GRUBB,
anr1u II D1 Assuupp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

THOMAS B. HIZAR,
BRICKLAYER AND CONTRACTOR.
S31 TArNALL STREET,
nars-H WILMINGTON, DEL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

NOTICE.-I, FRANCIS KELLY, DO HEREBY
n give notice that shall apply to the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State Of Delaware IN and for the county OF New
the iirst day OF the May term A. D., lsl6. for IL
cense to keep an inn or tavern at No. il3 MARKET
St in the 1st Ward, in the city of wilmington.
county and State aforesaid and to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to pc
ers OF said ward recommend the said application
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

NOTICE.. G. w. ORTLIP, DO HEREBY,
~ give notice that | shall apply to the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State OF Delaware and for the county of New
Castle, Monday, the sth day Of May next, being
the tirst day of the May tern A. d., 1876, for Ii
cense To keep inn tavern at No 81 Shipley St.
in the 9th Ward. in the city Of Wilmington county
and State aforesaid and to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than quart, to be drunk on the
premises and the following freeholders of said ward
recommend the said application, to wit
A Given, p. H. Mitchell,
j. N Cleland, Emil Bucher,
W W. Prtchard Thos. NJ. (ulbert
H. n Mickershum, John Hanna,
J. f. Irons John p Donah0e,
f. j. Martin, VIM. II. Robinson.
Danl s. Sprngbitt, b. p. Hasson,
James Bennett, l.. Curran,
Edward Strauss, Ludwig Wallschmith,
Henry Mellon, James Murphy
James IL. Beggs. Henry Miller,
Joel First, John Ferry,
Geo. Almond John Gardner
apr:2-3ts GEO. W. ORTLIP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24

Kun oALN'
loo Bbls. fine Old Rye Whisky.
10 New England Rum.
~ Apple Brandy.
. Old irish and Scotch Whiskey.
Wholesale or retail by
FRANCIS KELLEY,
novl41y 103 Market Street.
T DAN ASSOCIATION STOCK FOR SALE.-A
L ] safe and profitable Investment
The Delaware Loan Association, l3 years old, now
offers its sixth series for sale, first payment due May
3D. 1876. The first series has matured and its mem
bers all paid OF Six per cent. allowed to with
drawing members. GhO. G.. MARKS, Sec'y.
The Wilmington Loan Association, 10 years old,
offers its sixth series sale. first payment due
April 25th. The first series matured in nine years
and months. GEO. G. MARIS, Secy.
The Diamond State loan Association, years old,
offers its sixth series tor sale first payment due
April Eth 1876. First series will mature in about 3
years and months. GEO. U. MARIS, Seey.
Each Of TIE above associations has accumulated
profits rapidly for the shareholders, and have met
with no losses. aprl7-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-24
aprln.1724

n BANKRUPTCY. -
At Wilmington, the 10th day of April, A. d.. 1876
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee of trederick A. Churchman and
of New Castle, and State of Delaware within said
District, co-partners trading as f. A. ChuTchman
Il Co., transacting business at the City of PhHdel.
pha, in the State OF Pennsylvania. and in the Eas-
tern District of Pennsylvania, who have been ad
Judged Bankrupts upon their own petition by the
District Court Of the said District Of Delaware.
IGNATIUS G. GRUBB,