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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-03


The athletic contest, embracing .
series Of games, In which Donald Din
ME and ID. &. Ross are pitted against
Thomas Lynch and James G. DAILY, vii
take place Mt Reuz Park, Philsdelphi,,
September 9.
John HenkIe, foreman Of The Pbrts-
mouth (O.) Bidofe, Is stated 10 have OF
August ~, for wager Of $50 that he
could not vet 5000 ems Of solid non
pareil type In ten hours. put up 1900
ems In nine bo0rx, exelustvsof one hour
taken for the MONDAY meal.
A swimming-Tnatch, one mile. an.
nounced az for one thousand dollars,
took place I'm the Susquehanns river.
near Orwego, New York, August n. be-
tween Harry Monroe and GeDfge II.
Wade. The former gained the lead IN
the third quarter and held II 70 the IN.
isb, crossing the line In the announced
time Of Ism. IN.
The British International Rihe team
sailed from Liverpool, England, for Ns~
York, August %, on board the steamer
Alaska. Charles Heweii. the long dis.
sDce pedestrian, TOOK pamage BY the
ssme vesscL The neceaay 5000 for
the expenses Of tbe stf3suosn was sub
seribed Previously e thsls departure.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-03

O1ede EsssDvss.
The Wheeling RpoDrss siil noe -
issued 3s6 dsysin ths ysss. . sasday Cd
tion h;visg nsSs jts sppssssDe Ausuet
g. The REor5xs has outdisssnc~d 81 &c
Wheeling compesitors. sud ~ aiseaAy q
the frynt - leading Desspapef.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-03

rvs 4" H.s,-1~sdP5 IN IsasS, isyssc.vi
Mr.. WHY'S Bests, of eosthAinptnA,
Long Islsnd, bas returned from . tor
in Europe, bringing With him gelId d
the war 10 which Phillip IL. of Bpainet-
tempted the conquest of EnglA0d In
1858. II ID . cb-losdinG b1ass. csu-
non OF quaint shape, which was dug Up
short time ago q Black Gang. on The
south coast Of the Isle Of Wight sftee
having been under wstef Brafiy %
yesrs. The eanno0 wss found not fsS
from the shore during 3 low tide after
severe storm. The gun n I'VE Seet
ong and N bound With many Iron
hands after the Spanish fashion. Oves
he top IL . curved handle piySted upoa
he sides 0f the barrel. and The
breech terminates IN . spike, which
was probably used Tor directing the sim.
Another sDd similar gun rre0vere1 ~
The ssme place ispss~erv@d 10 the Towes
Of London. NJ. Betts hiss large col.
lection Of curiositie., including many
war relics. = 4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-03

but they were no worse, and often better,
than their kindred beyond the seas. The
town was the resort of many cultured
strangers and distinguished foreigners, and
II enjoyed a transatlantic reputation for
elegance and hospitality that was not I'M
like that OF some of the capitals OF medic
val Italy. The revolution was q revolution
Indeed to Newport The first gun at Lex
lngton sounded the doom Of its commercial
prosperity and reduced its population more
than half. During the war the residence OF
tne British troops on the island was most
disastrous. Nearly a thousand buildings
were burned, all the trees were felled, the
churches were used for barracks and hos
pitals, and the public library was robbed
Of its most valuable books Almost
The sole compensation for Newport during
Tie revolution was the
Brief Occupation by the French.
Many Oi their most gallant and accom-
pushed officers and distinguished members
Ol The nobility accompanied the trst teet
ana their fine manners and chivalrouS
courtesy were in such shining contrast 10
me rudeness of the British that it is not
strange that they made a favorable impress
sion. In 1881, General Washington paid
NSit to General ROcbambeau, the French
tgn mander, whose Headquarters were in
re Vernon House, corner of Clarke and
Mary streets, and Was received with every
demonstration OF gratitude and JOY BY the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20

The arrest of Major Phipps, one of the default
Ing city officials OF Philadelphia, Will probably be
Followed by his prompt conviction and imprison-
ment- The law Is enforced in that city more
emclently now than some years ago. They sent
their 'jury-f1xers' TO the penitentiary and fol-
Bowed them up with some of their Jurors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
SILK PLUSHES.

Having placed our order for these goods early in the
summer, We are prepared TO show complete line of
shades at prices far below the quotations OF to-day.
Ladies wishing to secure choice shades much lower
price than will be possible few weeks later for
SKIRTS, TRIMMINGS or other purposes, will do well
to inspect our assortment before it is broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.

100 doz Ladies' Plain White and Printed Boroered all
linen stitched in beautiful designs at ents
each. These extra fine quality for the price and
are really worth more money.
% doz. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,e elegant quality at
so cents each. New and handsome styles.
% doZ. 22-inch CHINA SILK HEM-STITCHED
HaNDkERCHIEFS, superior quality, at 6S cents
each.
20 doz- 24-inch CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
usua. 81 25 quality, only 81. 90 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
COLORED CASHMERES.

We are prepared to show most complete assort-
ment of these goods which will be most extensively
worn the coming season. We have all the new shades
in the various qualities, and offer them at the lowest
market prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
PROPOSALS.

R1Ds FOR Privileges s11s AT THE ROCKVILLE
Sealed bids for Privileges at the Rockville Fair on Oc
tober L. - 90 will be received by the Secretary until
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-NINTH, at ELEVE
GChOC aS;, The Board Of Management meets on Sep
- 49, ALBERT j. ALMONEY, Secretary,
$40, 81. %, 25, &c, 27 Rock Vile Md
DROPOSALS FOR PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
l. AND METALLIC LABEL CASES FOB MAIL
BAGS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, u. c., August ~, 1929
Separate Sealed Proposals will be received at this
Department UNI, until NOON on the FOURTH DAY OF
Wooden Tags. like the samples OF this Department. in
such Quantities and at such times may be required
and ordered during year from the first day No
yember. 1882 also for furnishing in like manner and
for the same period Metallic Label Gases for mail bags
like the samples Of this Department.
The proposals the n hit to reject all of which
being reserve must be in accordance with the specif-
cations and forms which viii be furnished appca-
ton to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
The contracts which may be made will be in conform.
lily to such specifications and the accepted proposals.
FRANK HATTON,
au23-w6t Acting Postmaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE-CHEAP-BEAUTIF LOT FRONT
ing three streets and reservation situated Massa
chusetts avenue, 9Th and streets, (Gen. Greene's
statue). Capitol Hill; terms easy. Inquire 4O4 9th
street northwest SHIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
THE NOBBY YOUTH

Who demands something In accordance with his own
ideas OF raiment always be finding the latest
and most correct style of garments at our establish
ment. we make special feature Of SUITS FOR
YOUNG MEN, producing garments with q chic and an
AR about them that specially commend them to this
class OF our patrons Just receiving large
quantities Of FALL SUITS, made in faultless STYLE
from ootn foreign and domestic textures many Of the
patterns being OF extreme beauty and elegance and
which are rarely found outside Of the best merchant
tailoring ouses Our trade with the youth Of this city
mas grown wonderfully during the last ten wears
,or tne reason that we meet their ideas of Cloth
ing and furnish them becoming apparel AT
nsures- We take great pleasure in showing you our
elegant assortment Of Fall Styles in Clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH, l4l7 q STREET 1OPP0-
~. .fs sksE. Ho9ssl: large pod: good ventilation;
s I@ s..so 2 3 D &. s.s SS9Ef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
SPECIAL ATTRACTION!
LADIES' CLOTH SUITINGS.

We are now showing very attractive line Of these
popular goods in all the shades, in plain and
lures including Terra Gotta, Cadet Blue. Ok Blood
Olive, Bronze. Electric Blue. Green, ut the lowest
prices.
Aa speCial bargain, offer fine Ga ALI, WOOL
JACkETING at 20 cents per yard; worth 81. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
SPECLALTIES.

MADAM ROSS. RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT: I8
M years established reputation in Washington. Resi-
dence 400 I'd street. above d. 50
nR. ROBERTSON "a GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
u Of Marylandl. with 20 years experience.-An
anteed. Diseases Of Men. General Debility Seminal
Weakness Impotency, &C. Diseases Of Women Of every
nature speedy and permanent cures guaranteed once
$50 street northwest near - street every Wednes-
day and saturday. from to pm Main once, 50 n.
Liberty street. Baltimore. Correspondence and con-
suitatons strictly private and confidential Refers to
the leading physicians Of Baltimore. jel7-3m
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. ANbuGinem cc00dentia- Ladies and Cen
nemen - cont1 e1oh. AO8 i street. between lth and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20
FOR RENT--STORES.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ErOR SALE - CHEAP - THE WELI-KNOWN
4 Truck Farm Of John Kennedys. Oh the Benning'
Road three miles from the city, containing 25A
lS acres in high state of cultivation. balance in wood
ABUNDANCE of fruit good house. and stable for two
horses Price with CROP 49, co., 800 per acre with
out crop: For further information apply wood and
coal yard IL II street rheast. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20

FTNHE BOYS ENG. AND CLAS. HIGH SCHOl
Il VIII commence its next annual session on
SEPTEMBER llTH, 1882,
In the North Session Room of 4kstreet Presbyteris
Church. The PRINCIPAL, j. w. HUNT, may be ..
dressed-Iock Box 535. Washington, ID. g.
Instruction in all branches faithful and thorough.
Its graduates have uniformly taken high stnnd
and Annapolis. aui5-2u
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRooKy1LIE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY, co.,
l y Mp,.hss: pr; s. n: NELsoN Principal q this
1--WE Boys Terms S2is for academic year from about
middle Of September 60 that Of June following
-2sw2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20

The Board Of Public Works Of the State OF MARYLAND
gives notice that sealed proposals win be received to
opened at the Execgtye Ghamber IN the city Of Annap
Der, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.. NJ, for the sale or
building OF two Tugs PropeIlers. fully equipped and
Force set forth in the act Of 1882 chap 275 The
speed Of said Tugs or Propelers to be not less than
coed twenty thousand dollars.
The right reserved to the Board to reject any or all
proposals offered. WM. 7. HAMILTON,
s19-9t President of the Board.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

The following are the spring sales fo'
which l.. w. Stidham and Sons have
been employed az auctoneers:
Jan y Anus House. Chadds Ford.
"A. kIObcrg. Wilmington
- "J--Sl * Barley, Nod Lion Pa.
81 Martin Hendrick, Christiaua Hid.
kcb. l-Mclntire, Brandywns I'D.
2-Eli Mendenhall, Wilmington.
"s-Wil!iam Anderson, Brandywine Hid.
j "A Higgins, Trustee fea estate city
10. b. Lore, trustee rsal estate, Uty.
"lj-Govcrnncnt Oat puscy, Jonc' II Co
"N-Jam =, Morrison, White CLAY Ok
R-John Wilson, City.
al. '. Powell, Now Castle Hd.
"2i-J. NcMaN on, "
Y .|ehn J.. Pyle all Greek
- -Maris DIXON, Chri4tiana,
March lD-S + Marshal City
lO-B. u. Ionyland. New Castle CITY.
IA - y illiam stoupes /" - HID.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26


publican reader.
We urged you yesterday to 20 ant
pay your county taxes Immediately.
We presume that but few of you have
had time TO do 30 since our appeal, but
nevertheless we intend to keep jogging
your memory about it.
or course we are principally talking
10 those Republi cans who have not paid
their taxes, but We would also say a
word more 10 those who have paid and
will pay.
Republican brother. your work is not
done when you have paid your own
tax. II you are a conscientious Re.
publican, you are one from honest con-
victions. II you were not, you would
be something else, perhaps as honestly.
We want to say TO You that you must
not rest until you See that your Repub-
ilcan nelghb)r has paid his taxes. Do
not lot that neighbor rest until he OBJ
tains the right TO cast a vote at the next
election. Stir up all around you and
let no Republican voter be without a
tax receipt in his pocket before the first
of March.
In looking around your block, you
may find some Republicans who are
not assessed. Take their names and on
the thirty-trst Of January take them 10
theCity Hall, where both the County AS
SCISSORS will BE- sitting, and have them
assessed. Do not fail TO have this done.
Assessed at that time, they can vote at
The State election in November.
There Is big work for every Republi.
can to do, and if that work is done.
Delaware will stand reclaimed and re-.
hs1ned from the clutches of an etfete
sharp,ey and 4 Democracy, who in
have az. seed TO conand progress Of
pOii'lca. natter that !. believe the
party may desire. He state.
was willing 70 debate the tarlti q.
with Levi c. Bird, L e., or any ore
person who would take up the gauntlet
Mr.. D'DJnnell would ike 10 see NOR,
ptrt ons present at the next Inc .tlL z
and thought hat each one now present
should make a special effort to see tnar
the attendance at she neXtmeeting wa
much larger. He did not think tina
many p-r-ons knew OF this meeting, auC
attributed the small turn out to tha
fact.
There being nothing further beFo,s'ec'
Y he>tDg 1t adJourned.a.;,,,, 2'closel ;
contested ward. 1t may elect a Saer,
1T, Coroner, State representative, a
Levy Courtman, a Congressman and a
Governor. A number Of single votes
put together will be sure 10 DO it,
What more can we say to you, Re.
pubilcans, to encourage you? Don't
forget that il You are assessed, paying
your county taxes Is Of the frst import
ance If you are not ASSESSED, then,
getting that done is Of the first import
ance. Be sure and neglect neither, and
then you viii b. pr peTly aud fully
equipped for the contest that is ap
preaching.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

At the NJ. +. Quarterly Conference,
ed at Newport yesterday, cOnsidera
bJe lnterest was manifested in the
proposition 10 build church at Brack
lnYI.I", and II was stated that unite "A
'"fET sun If money had already been
TIP'cFib"d Tor the purpose. The Con.
'1feuG" app ,inted che Rev !. +. Bry-
an, Lp4TmIn MegargaI, Edward Cold.
ine' l. W Frrree, John Taylor, Is. Nc.
HuTn, ana william II. Hendrickson a
buA1lLs committee for the new church.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

NuTwI1 HsTAHbiNG TEE fearful an
prehensionA tba' lumber 4 getting
scarce, the census bulletins published
from time to time tel q different story.
They show that there are 22,G75 800, .
100 feet Of mercban'abi@ pine lumber in
the States Of Alabama, Mississippi and
Texas alon', enough ~ supply the de.
mand Of the whole country for at least
sixty years. On the other hand, Min.
nesOta, which is one Of the most i'm.
iortant lumber state, in the North ha.
only G,l00O 900 feet Of this timber.
The total cut in the three Southern
States enumerated is only G38, al ,OOG
fest or about one half Of me per ceut.,
considerably 1ess than the annual
growth Of the forests.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26
THE .RSTHETIJ ALPHABBT.

A Is Aesthetic, to which we Give up
Is II To- Blue, in sweet teapot or cup.
Z u COnsunmate, with soul stirring sound,
u /. the DadO, in all the rooms found.
+ i the Eleva'c tastes Of the mas
+ IL fer "tle hly,n nOn-art loN M class.
y j. for Green in all tints ,d tU ,ge,
IA n High Art. which i. now the rage.
il 'lnteLst"-mOst intcnsest Young man,
And j. Jat anese umbrella and fan,
X Is for kyrl-itc3 10 spread their art craze,
Is Tor Lily to sit by and gahe.
VI 10 for Maudle, high priest " his school,
y j Narrow minded, who thinks hun fool.
% IL for Oracle, when his words fall,
J. IL for Peacock, Il feather for all.
Z iS Tor Queen Anne in int -est Of sly los
Il IL Tor Red houses, dresses and tiles.
> Il auAfiDWer, dream Of delight,
" Is loo Too, most awful 4pitc
u i ipr Utter, IF words the most grand,
Il for Verses one can't UNDERSTAND.
" IL Woeful, man looks and regards.
: l. the Xmas, aesthetic a cards.
7 ia the 'iallery.ireenery" hue,
Il Ii the Jealous Tor anything new.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

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NOTICE

NOTICE
REUBEN SArTKRTHvAITR.
Trustee,
under the las. will and tes- In ChAnsery,
lament Of William Hay.
lett, deceased, New Castle
vs; County, 5.
FREDERICK kLAiR Trustee,
under the last VIII and G ause Part
testament Of Ann Hay ton:
lett, deceased, ct al.
In pursuance OF an order u the Chancellor
in tho above cause N 4de at the Sepii
Affecting the intsrss, - ieni'n.s,, s dioer
jpl" td n ~" estate Of Reuben
tesla men, "a 80 .., Iii AMI
az 'hr. Il Of william hayiett, deceased,
'nu rick hlair, trustee under the last Will
I'D testament Of nm hsylett, deceased,
James haylett, Emily Robinson, Mary south
gate, Robert Hayletf, William Hsylett, J ohm
Hay lett, Henry hay4ett, Ann PlAtten. hose.-
"a Francis, Emily Uswick and Elizabeth
Blanch. or either Of them, IN the lands AND
prem ses to which said cause relates, are
hereby notified 10 nle a petition setting !orth
the nature and amount Of the same IN the
office OF the Register II thancery Tor New
CastIe County ten days before the third
Monday. in February, A. u 1882 and to ap-
pear and prove said lien or liens at the ensu-
ing term OF the Court, before the rising OF the
Court GA the third day Of the term.
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
Wilminx.on Del Trustee.
January llth, 1854 i!l-eo
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

THE GAZETTE credits the Democrat.
&c party with having exempted the
property of coiored people from a city
and school tax. viii il elucilate 10
the people by its mode Of reasoning why
such discrimination is made in the col
lection Of taxes? The Gazette ought
to know by this time that such dis
elimination would not stand the test Of
law If an appeal was made 70 the Su-
preme Court Of the Unite States. Such
discrimination is clearly uncOIstitr-
t0nai. Has on neigAbOr already for.
gotten the appea Of the Neal rape case
10 the. Supreme Count Why should
colored peoples property not BE- taxed
as wei as that uwned by white people ?
1t seems to Us that if CDlOrel peOple' /,
property was taxed for school purposes
they could maintain schools Of their
own, but when such discrimination il
made as the Gazetre advocates they
can not be blamed for asking for their
rights under the COn-tltutlOl
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

Mr' smith, the right Of way agent IF
me Baltimore aud OHIO Ra,!road Com
paNV' "ii' va, IN this city a few days
SINCE, was IN Newport yesterday, and
h"d a c"nternhc" with The directors of
Ia" bank, respecting the amount Of
lnorty 10 he paid by the company. for
the right Of way over ground owned BY
them
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

a farmer named John g. Almond.
VINO resides near + ige Moore, has an
extraordinary large hog weighing 1000
pounds, which he intends to di5pose Of
~ raille, on the evening Of February
22ni.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26
TN CHANCEHY-N L W CA l. l.
COUNTY.


L COUNTY.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Court If
Chkncery OF the state Of delaware IN and
for New CaStIe County, made al chalnb .rs
n vacation. will be exposed W public sale on
the premises, in the city Of Whining ton on
ihURSDAi, FEBRUARY I'd, 1852,
1T IL o'clock, A. NJ,
The following secrlbei real estate, TO wit:
All that Gerrain lot Of land with tho buildings
thereon erected, known as No. Il L. Sc ond
street, situated in the city Of Wilmington
afore aid, beginning At point On the sDuth-
erly side Of ), cond 5 rect at absut 81 feet :
inches from the west side OF King street, hav
ing a front Oh Second street Of q feet inches
and in depth extending sOutherly about ~
feet Subject 10 the right Of the owner or
owners Of the md and premises adj in ng Oh
the east, their heirs and assigns TO have the
use and p iylese Of the three foot wide alley
lead ug into Second street In common with
the said owner or owners of this property
| their heirs or AZ igns forever,
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at The time and place aforesaid by
WALTER CUMMlNS. Trustee,
or BY his attorney.
Attest y. NJ. HOUSEM AN, Reg. q. .
THOMAS OGLE,
l2l.tf huctlOneer,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26
WE KNOW NO~- G.
Je decenfly sAtbiOns--

= 'ees.ery success what 1t will cost to
tr'alnmeh1 WI respectfully DR.. Ag-
the re.idanr Aat question beyond dis
West Seven avs that under ordinary
rpnsi11sCa uces he would have charg, d
'0o1 $50 10 $1,000 visit while attend
ing President Garfield. We suppose he
would Of course charge more under tx
traOrdiuary circumstances-suc a.
setting broken finger or pulling OUT a
toe nail Well we are real glad the
question Of doctors charges are set
tied. We breathe easier. We shall
either have to shuttle of this mortal
coil when our fatal sickness comes,
without the aid If DR.. Agnew, or get
out VI the paper business.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

sutterley q Co., 3O2 Market street are
taking the lead in Photographs. They
have got the best light in the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

NRANGER sore, 1913 L ,a ".
" place to buy c emp a d., ID. a, 4
hnddie.. Just landed, 4! e., d 4
Tor ten; III can leg mutton " ~
cd beef 4tcts, lib can beet l.. y
lust received a OF OF 'A1'lvD, a
ca tplate for Christina y a,
sold cheap; we will sell you 'D -, =
large egg plume 25cA a car ~ /,
3ata: Bib can Of Damson pun, y
pure apple lesl", no glucose -. AN n.
man pears l2cts ID, fancy pa'F,o !,
Alb poe ches 5cts 3lb app -, ~, q.
own mine. meat 2jct and 81.
lot Of California raIsins 81 "n ~,
are tho beat bargain we e'r' ~. ~,
rice 25cts, ne have the Pune. ...'
rOui imported at loctS, Amen
3lhs o ,runes 35ctS, finest f'.~ q.
prunells 40 Tor 25cs, We hi.' +
IN quart bottle. OF to'iIa'.sl, ,
beet RAM In tin l0:ts; we t'fa .
about yLr tea and coffee II ~ ',.,
our sourh roul try 1t and guf "a
beta quart and our dollar oH1 YAK. +,
finer, se potatoes and We o5 ia" ls.,,
ways at Granger store, io0 v
~ tt'
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26
NyOIIUE TO WATER RENTERS.
WATER DEPARTMENT,
>. W. Dor. Sixth and King sts.,
MilminYlOn. Del. Dec. lst. 1881

Wilmington, Del. Dec. lst, 1881.
The bills for 1851 are now:ready and paya.
Bile at the Regi-trar' office, southwest corner
Of Sixth and King streets, The law requires
all bills paid on or before January 81, 1852,
the face Of the bill those paid during the
month Of February. 3 per cent additional
those paid during the month Of March 10 per
cent additional, and any amount remaining
unpaid after April LIST, 1882. the registrar is
required 10 have the terrules Withdrawn and
suit instituted for the recovery Of the amount
due and the water will not be let into such
premises until such arrears, with assessI ents,
and two dollars for drawing terrules are
paid. Office hours from . a. N. TO 6p. m.
daily. THOMAS M. OtLE,
decl.Zm Registrar.