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DAILY ©AZKTTE,
C. P. Johnson, Editor and FnoriuETOii.
Tim Daily Uig'n ia published every a t
ternoon. (Sunday excepted) at 41b Market St
and scivcd by carrie.3 to subscribers m all
parts of tho city and surrounding town and
villages, for six cents a week, payable weekly.
Yearly subscribers. 33 in advance. ......
LtuITokly democratic daily in the state,
TiuYDki awaum G.zstti', established 1.S1,
is Ihe largest ann most llourisliinc wockly in
the State, and has a larger circulation limn
tho Peninsula. Published ovou
»my other on i- .
Friday morning, at 92 a year, in advance
•4.
wfLNINtiTUN, DEIi.,Ni'lH G V
Democratic dominations.
State Ticket.
FOE GOVERNOR.
JOHN P, COCHRAN.
URTYe
CF NEW CASTLE
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONORFSa,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
OF KENT COfNTV.
"County Ticket «
For Sheriff— WM. II. LAMRS0N
For Coroner—RICHARD GK0\ LH
STATE SENATORS.
•k IM.. James II. Ray.
White Clay f
Appoquiniulink,*
Henry inns.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Brandywine IM., Thomas O. Hiri*.
Isaac < . Tver.
Tiioh, !.. J. lUnivtYIN.
Thos. Holcomb
T uos. T. Bird.
Henry A. Rowland.
William 1'. limns.
Wilmington,
Mill Creek.
New Castle,
Red Lion,
St. Georges.
Pencnder,
OM MIS3I ON ER9.
( if Mill Crock H«l.
White Clay C'ivbk .
Reel Lion.
SI. G
lkvy covet *
Geo. I). Medii.1..
Wm. L. Wier,
Wm. K. Brioiit,
Wm. Polk,
•Iameh C. Wilson a
Samuel Roberts,
(OVf
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Al.poiininimink 1M.
lesting
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of
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didate
enth
year,
that
the
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Declines the yontinaticn.
The following letter from one of tho
Legislative ticket
too late
ter
candidates on tho
reached ns yesterday afternot
: edition, and we had only time to
put it in a portion ot tlio ÖSL2
Wo have heard it intimateil
>n?cnt
for
VALE
Gazette.
that Mr. Bird had not given his
to serve, and if that wa
right to put him ou the t
According to tho ruled ol the party
adopted on List Saturday, the County
rill have to be called to
dent to till the
it wn - not
■t.
Convention
gether again l>y the Pro
Thin hurt better be Hone at an
vacancy,
cirly day.
Tho only nanv
•e have heard spoken
of in connection with the vacancy is that
of Wm. C. Lodge, ono of the moat,com
petent and acceptable mon i
ty. But it is not known '
11
the conn
vhethcT lie
His experience in leg
will serve* or not.
i-dative bodies heretofore and his gene
ral knowledge would make him u iwo
ful and valuable member :
Fo> he Delaware Gazette.
TO THU C1IAIUMAX OF TUE DEMO
CRATIC CO EXT Y COXVEXTWX :
Sir:—D uly sensible of the honor con
ferred on me by the nomination lor Kep
lature. I hereby
iks to the Dele
oblige«
•egret that eireumstan
Cu
resentative to the LegiF
return my sincere t liai
gates. At the same ti
to express my
ces prevent my acceptance.
With the assurance that no eftort «>
my part will be spared for the success (
the ticket, I am respectfully yours.
Sept. 7, 1974. Thomas G. Bird.
iWo received the ul.»ove yesterday af
• edition had
i
* 1 :
one
Sc
if
ternoon after part of ;•!
been worked off.—E d.]
Cleared the Ou ts'.
ignilicant m
If there was any point
the remarks of Mr. Febiger la .A night,
was that he desired to be unembar
ako the hardest
it
d
in order that he might
possible fight against his successor, the
chairman of tho Water Committee, in
resigning from that and other commit
tees he evidently meant to be under
stood as clearing the docks for action.
No ono present could fail to notice that
his remark that his whole course had
been objected to and opposed by the
"individual" who succeeded him. In
determining not to bo a martyr Mr. Feb
iger determined to becoin%neither a stag
at bay nor a ram in the bush ;
contrary he has entered Ihe arena for
a lusty fight, and with no choice or com
plimentary phrases has thrown down the
gauntlet with i
worthy a man who believed ho was right
and desired no child's play in tho future.
There has been too much of that hereto
fore, and we hope that hereafter we will
know whore to find men—that they are
either sternly opposed to a policy, or
that they are in favor o
Febiger oppose« l the ho-«
pital with all his ability :
encouraged hi
folly was enacted, his party might have
bsen spared tho disgrace that institution
has east upon it and our eity, and the
people saved some thirty
sand dollars it has cost us in the cingle
the
attitude of «lent
f it. Had Mr.
ailed city hos
s tho Gazette
t«» do at tho time that
forty thou
year of its existence*.
Let it be Abolished.
The interest of economy demands t.lial
the so-called city hospital l>e abolished,
and that speedily. It lias
pie thirty or forty thousand dollars al
ready, and has proven even a greater
failure than the Gazette predicted it
would more tin
posed the purchase of the buildings in
the plainest words of denim« da tion. A
House of Refuge will not prove a Vmc
e »ss. Our city is loo small to undertake
to maintain such
have not been established in quiet citu
like Wilmington „util tl.« population
reached two or three hundred thou ami.
We believe Philadelphia, Now York and
Baltimore had a much larger population
than that before these cities attempted
successfully to establish a "House of
Refuge."
have usually grown up from small incep
tion? by charitable societies.
»st the poo
'hen it op
a y«*
r ago,
stitution. They
daces like hospitals
tt is to 1)0 regretted tluit Mr. Adams
allowed Mr. Febiger's amendment last
night to be put instead of the simple
motion instructing the Committee on
Hospital to render a report of the trans
actions of that bad affair. Mr. Febiger*8
nable the Committee to
motion will
shuffle out of a simple report by mixing
up with it the subject of the feasibility
institu
of a House of Refuge. Such
tion will prove a. failure anti a costly one
to the city. It ought to be scouted. It
i.i calculated to make things no better.
The Philadelphia City Item ha^ just
completed its twenty-eighth year,
lias all tho vigor of manhood and we
hope that it may continue to improve as
rapidly during the next decade as it has
done in the one just passed, and thus
become one of the great towers of jour
nalistic strength in the Quaker City.
It
The Berks County Democratic Conven
tion ou Tuesday last renominated the Hon.
Ileistor Clymer, for Congress from that dis
trict. The Heading Eagle thus speaks ol
him, and he is worthy of all it says, **od de
an uuuuimous election, if that were
Sf.T
possible :
"Ol lion. Hicater Clymer, whose name,as
the candidate for Congres», heads the coun
His excellent
ty ticket, little need be said.
ill ord as a Democrat, a citizen, and a public
,is too well known throughout tho Stale
L'cd repetition, and bis letiominaiion by
to the position lie has 4 «o ably
tided is a deserved compliment and aprool
that the people fully appreciate his able
tho county, tho [State and the
nation. Pennsylvania, aye every State in
i.,e Union appreciates the worth of Heister
Clymer, and expects Hoiks county to give
im an unparalleled inajoiity—and she will
do it.
man
acclamatio
h
1872
Total
both
Total
Total
both
had
of
ined
was
that
while
The Sc rent It Want Contest.
f»RlM8!r.\\V , 8 PETITION
DAVIT.
At Hip meeting of City Council, last
evening, the following paper was read,
from ('ol. A. II. Grimshaw, whoiscon
lesting Hip sent of 51. X.. Lichtenstein,
member of Council for the one year
from the Seventh Word:
7V, Hic Ci hj Council «/ the City of lUi
i.iiiigtoii:'
The action ol Arthur II. Grimshaw,
respect f ull v represents :
That an" Election, held in the said
c ity,in accordance with the requirment
of Hi" charter thereof, on Tuesday, the
lir.-t day of September, A. 1)., 1B74, for
lie ofllccs of member of Council, In
s and Assistant Inspectors of
Élections, and Assessors, he was a can
didate for the olliee of member of the
Council of the said city, from the Sev
enth Ward thereof for the term of one
year, from the said day of election,and
that at said election Maximilian L.
Lichtenstein was also n candidate for
the otlice of member of the Council of
lid city from the Seventh "Ward
of, for the like term of one year.
Thai upon closing the election and
counting the votes cast in the said
Seventh Ward; the Inspectors and As
sistants of Election made n certificate
under their hands allowing that M. L.
Lichtenstcdn^™ ^idSeventh'Wari'l A
Jor flip n*rm of one year. And that :it
. , t - , f tlir. ( itv ( Vnim-il hold in '»ut
a mooting «»ftlie Lily council, m min ,i
t lie Council Chamber of tllC saul CII.\ . ml
, ,ti tin•evoninc of Wednesday, Sept. 2d, like
this return wS. examined by IheCnu,,
oil, find M. L. Lichtenstein pi of liuincd the
■i> bavin«'- been < leeted for the term ol ihe
nav to the Council from the said and
f.n iouu v-oum.ii hoi ence
vc ntll >> ard. ttiu
Your petitioner, therefore, alleges
n 1 t !,, ri. M i «, h return of M L. Lieh- ance
lhat tl cj Lit ttioi 1 tl G „ J". , and
tensti in as member of the City Council into
from the Seventh Ward as aforesaid is
f 'bc fraudulent and untrue, iu this: that
m i ;,.m ..net nin xvn* undulv
IJiat M L. Jaielitenstem unuuiv and
returned as having received for said I
«.nice ;î:t1 votes and your petitioner310, the
ixetitioner aliénés' hor;
\ Otes V lie.reus \ our ]>r tiuoncr alleges
and charges that the said M. L. Lichten- , it8
stein received not more than 281 illegal
v . vour petitioner at least 310 s
\ OR.-, «lim » oui IV ^ Ä
legal votes for said olUce, whereby the
petitioner alleges and charges and be- a
Un-Vi' timt lie has received the highest be
ln\< mill lie ms rut t 6 |,.
nunibor of votes foi said office*to Wit.
at least more than G1 votes more than
the said 31. L. Lichtenstein ; that he has.
elected to said office and should have .
becn m o returned; And your petition-1
er fills the following Specification of i
( i mi.-) im X rinnioQ llw
his grounds upon which lie acmes ille . fc
election of the said M. L. Uiclilenstein: R
1 'i'l.at at tlio eutd City Fiction, bad ou
tll * lir-t duv ol September, A. D , 1874,in
Ù ,i iv .r i ,.r ib<« »«id citv lor the a
Urn bovuill. Ward «*» " « ■ al<1 1 ^ JJ*
aloicciiid, the Euctiou o Hirers In the rc
b«id Ward received the votes ol person», to
ihe number of fifty and upward» for the
t.fiico ol member ol the Cily Council for one
\ • h fi rm- ml Ward, which were taken and
3 trom r.i l » uri , ' ^ . f jr M Tj
counted in the general icturu ior m. ij. .j
L ichteuslein, for the office oi member ol the
City Council, lor one year, Irom the »aid
Ward none of whom wt-re qualified Elcctoia
m-titioner, I here
1
AND AFFI
'«•I
ter
Hon.
to
y
teen
11
Cu
one v
Sc
it
d
in
In
for
the
will
are
or
have
the
Cilices
the
V
said Ward,
hurging fraud in tho election and rc
illian la. Lichtenstein as aforc
«I desiring to contest hi« Election,
l,a your houorable be dy to Bp
i day fr>r hearing ami deter
in tl
fore,
turn of Ma
\,
r.-t-peoilully
id lix
lit© süThe,
poi
min
Mr.
or, &t\,
A. 11. (iBIMSUAW.
A Ml your pc
hos
that
Stale cf l>cl iwar«' /
New Cabila County, s
l'crsoually np
peaied, ttiiB 10th day ol September, A D.,
1S7-I, helore me, liduiund;B. Frazer, a No.
my l'ublic of the State ol Delaware, in and
lor Now Castle Cuuuly, Arthur 11. Grlm
ebov.', who b. iiia duly sworu deposes and
says that the above and foregoiuj? potuion
is n„t tor tho purpose of vexation and de
but tlint lie docs verily believe that he
iust ground forcoutcsting such Fllectiou.
hseribed before tue.
A. H. UniMSiiaw.
thou
I
I
t.lial
al
it
in
A
Vmc
citu
, ^ nre ra gi ng throughout an
ami. I f Nl( . lls | V( . section of Ontario, Canada.
and ; |» 10 pei ty lias been destoryed on a sur
j face of one hundred square miles, and
J Ottawa i - full of smoke from the fires,
of I whilst ashes fall in the sreet.
incep- j
Sworn amt
whereof 1 have here*
l and affixed my
:il, the day ami yearaforc
KliMUNU 11. Fkazkb,
Notary l'ublic.
Mr. Lichtenstein moved that Council meet
, 22ii just., at 7^ o'clock, P, M.,
tho case.
li
Eot my h
«
poo
/ 1 •
• s official
.-aid.
on T lies« I
to consiili . ,
Mr. Melnllre objected to Mr. L. taking
y part iu tho matter, :
est i d party in the contest,
tallied hia object loo.
The motion, however, was renewed by
Mr. \Vm. M. Cauby, and adopted.
op
inter
1 the chair »us
lio w
They
! Gulin- the August cereals valued at
J sà*ld,71" were shipped from Chicago by
' way of Cumula to Europe.
The KWfjorc l)eflcleitc\)i
C
A.
the
MR. JÀMMEH WOOLBY 8 PINAL RRPORT-THE
deficiency fixed at over $4,000.
At the meeting of Citv Council, last ev
ening, Mr. James Woolley the expert em
ployed to examine the accounts of ex
Treasurer Killgore, made the following
report:
Statement of accounts of J. L. Killgoro. lata
City Trensuror. showing the balance due tho
city at tho close of his second term, on Decem
ber 31st, 1873 :
Total receipts fc.r
theyear 1872 and
1H73.
Total expenditures
for 1872 and 1873.
Addaui'tot pay roll
twice paid by bank
once thro' checks
by Treas'r from an
auxiliary check
book used for tem
porary purposes,
omitted to be charg
Treas'rs books 0215#
Also, am't of
draft of 1872, paid
by bank. 8.4153 J
$1,277,570 54
•1.265, «10 92
for
ed
19339 85
Les* am't of sundry
cerical errors in
penditure.ascharg
ed on Treasurer'll
boohs over bank
piymont«.
83 659. 9.256 20
1 204,707 12
TTsoa 42
10.126 73
Less bid a
in bank
Jan. 1, 1874.....
Net deficiency for
for 1872 and 1873
Add deficiency for
1871.. .
Total deficiency for
.both years.
PROOF.
Total receipts for
1872 and 1873..1,277.670 54
Total deposits for
1872 and 1873 .1,274 893 8 .5
Net deficiency for
1872 and 1873 .
Total
both terms.
Total deposits.
Total defi iency for
both terms.
Wilmisqton. Sept. 8. 1874.
Mr. Febiger stated that Mr. Killgore
had told him that he would, in the course
of several »lavs, have his accounts
ined by a United States Bank Examiner.
Mr. Mclntire said lie thought'Mr. K.
was aertainly entitled to such an exami
nation. Last year Mr. Woolley reported
that the deficiency amounted to $6,210.20,
while this year ho made it $4,402.9, a dif
ference of $1900.
The report then
Finance Committee.
2.676 69
1,663 60
4 :oo 20
2.67C 69
of
d PROOF.
ipts for
1.612,767 78
1.608.427 4'J
4.340 29 __
JAMES WOOLLEY.
orum
referred to tho
GENERAL NEWS.
In the Canadian province of Quebec,
Hon. C. H. Debauchervillo lias been
called on by the Lieutenant Governor
to form a new 5Iinistry.
The yellow fever at Pensacola Navy
y ard lias altogether amounted to seven
teen cases. Two have proved fatal,
whilst the others are in favorablo con
dition.
The United States frigate Consteil
atiou, with tho Naval Academy
sliipmen on board has returned to
Fortress Monroe from flic summer
cruise.
mid
A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE
Mi* hier*« Herb Bitters in not a beverage
'»ut a strietly medicinal preparation, more
,i Hiri ,u«hly adapted to the wants ofthegene
ml public than any other in the market. Un
like all other BO-called UeuxedieB.itia prepared
-!-th Är rsono,
the »enior proprietor is a regular graduate
ihe Jcffersun Medical College of Philadelph
and a practicing pbyrician of large expen
ence and extensive practioe. In such hands
ttiu public may rest *u>t*ured that Minh'er'»
Herb Bitter» is compounded in strict accord
ance wi n correct Pharmaceutical principle»,
and that none but the choi ie»t.ingredient» enter
into itH ( . om „o 8 ition.
j t8 immense Bale alone ia conclusive proof
that it posseöscs moritofahighorder.Mer
chants, bunkers clergymen, lawyers, clerks
and others engaged in sedentary occupations,
I experience its wonderful effects in relieving
the depression cauaod by sevoro mental la*
hor; while the mechanic, farmer and laborer.
iheir bodl , y vlgor reB tored like magic by
, it8 U9e#
At this season of the year, when Dja
s rrhœa.Cramfs.Coliçs and kindred jdlforder».
caused by cat ng unnne fruits, imprudent m
diligence in cold drink», etc., aie prevalent,
a certain ep^edy and effectual remedy will
be found in Misbler's Herb Bitters.
The tlepressing feeling ot Languor or Debili
j nc |j en t to the "heated term," is at onco
remove*!, the energies restored, and new lifo
an<l Vigor imparted to the prostrated system,
. dyspifbia. Livra Complaint and Af
FKCT | 0 n» of thr Kionkys it invariably works
i like a charm. It is not. a drastic puree
licady stimulant, violent in its operatpns: but
. fc t j IU| ,i y a natural remedy, thoroughly
R d ap t e dto «»*»■* nature It supplies, tone to
the stomach, rcinvigorate» the digestive or
gans. stimulates the secretions and promoting
a regular action of the bowels, enables every
organ of the body to perform lUallotted work
rc " lttr i y unt i without interruption.
j t t ^ c un errinfr certainty of desired re
FU lts attendant on its use, coupled with the
fuct that it is prepared by a physician ot emi
nenco in his profession, that has rendered
Mishor's Herb Bitters \bo popular, and as farni
.j ug ft hiuseho'd word.—T housands op
jvforngRS all over the laud have found it to
be the safest and best remedy for use in their
families; they not only give it with perfect
safety to even the youngest child, but when
usodwith caution find it the safest means of
ensuring their oxen health and freedom from
the weary aches and pains incident to their
sex. Perfectly hsrmless. it is just the remedy
needed by them to enable Nature to perform
lier functions nnturallv- regularly and xoithoxit
No Lady should
ol
40
at
WITHOUT
in convenience.
it it she would possers the clear,blooming
and cheerful spirits inseparable from
id by all Druggists and
plexn
sound health. It l
General Dealers; is neatly put up in square
Glass Bottles, enclosed in a yellow wrapper.
It is not »old on Draught, boing ttrictlv a
tlicinal preparation, and a» such !« _ endorsed
by many ol the most eiuiuent physicians of the
country, .
aug5-cod4m.2dA3dp.
np
D.,
de
he
EREMPTORY SALE
of I 8 head of first-class
1'
WESTERN HORSES.
an
sur
and
fires,
Will be sold at Public Bale, on
SATURDAY SEPT. I2tht 1874.
my
M.,
At the Black Horse Hotel, Front and Jeffer
pon Sts.. 18 head of Western Horses, £on»i»t
ing of Matched and Single drivers and W ork
Horses, some of them are heavy .suitable for
heavy work. Also. 4 very fine Ponies, good
drivers 4 and 5 years old. Also. 1 pair of very
tine bay Stallions. 1 weighing.1400, 4 and 6
old, pedigree given at Sale.
W. A. BARD:
by
years
»us
T>. 3.—Will bo ,olil at the snme
tiiuo and jilivco,
12 (J:\KRHiaiS. \mi
Consisting of Roekaways. Top and Open
Buggies. Germantowns, Jumn Heats. Also,
3 very go«»d Second-hand Murket-Germsn
towns, light- Also, a lotof Single and Doubl
Harness. , ...
Sale to Commence at .0J4 o clock, A. M.
L, W. SriDHAM ic Son, Auctioneers.
TERMS OF SALE.—All sums of 8100 and
les*. Cash: all over, a credit of 3 months will
be given, by the purchaser giving Bankable
Note, with an approved endorser, without in
terest ; or 3 percent, off for cash.
*srNqpo«tponciaent on account of weather,
sonts-x.1. *r.
at
by
NOTICES.
C HANGE OF HOU11S—WILMINGTON
AND WESTERN RAILROAD.—Com
inenclng Monday. September 14tn, l'«*
Trains will run as followe: .
Leavo Wilmington 10.30 am , und o 35 p. m
Leave Lsndenberg 0-45 a in., and 1 30 p.
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 a. m.. and 315 p.m.
Arrive Landenberg 12.15 p. m . Jk O.dO p. m
CONNECTIONS -At Wilmington, with P..
W.4 B, and Delawnro H. H train». At Lan
denberg with Penna. A. Delaware Railroad.
Also Sunday trains throughout September,
probably longer.
cept ( .'-6t
HE ANNUAL COMMUNICA
TION or the M W.Grand Lodge
A. F. A. M. of the State ol Delaware,
will bo held in the Masonic Uni I. at
the city of Wilmington. on the Sov - _
enth day of October. A. D.,1874, A..L.
WILLIAM S. 11AYK
Grand Se;ro
in.
DAVID CONNELL. Supl.
A
»ep8-2taw*ltw
ENDOLLAKS REWARD.—STRAY ED
_ »wav from the subscribers, a small iron
gray MULE, wiih durk »tripe across his
.boulders. Tho above reward willl bo l.aid
for his return to tur Btoble« ut Delaware City.
T
Del.
eep2-2tawJkw4t
G. F. BRADY <( CO.
N OTICE-CITIZENS' LOAN ASSOCIA
TION.—'The 4th aeries ol 500 shares for
»ule at 31 00 per share. First payment on or
before October 1st, next. _ ,
fle p 7 tf GEO; C. MARIS, Sec y.
N OTICE,—A meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee of New Custlu
County, will be held at the Court House,
on SATURDAY, September 12th inst , at 10
o'clock, A,jl>
12
42
73
W M. HERBERT, Chairman.
Wilmington. Del., Aug. 19, 18.4.
flMlK partnership existiug betwoe
1 undersigned under tho firm n:
Fey, Scott <t Co., is tliis day dissolved by the
withdrawal of William Y. Warner.
The remaining partners will continu o tho
business under tliu firm name as heretofore,
and ure also authorized to fettle up the busi
SR of tho late firm
K.
I bo
69
60
f IN
20
JAMES SCOTT.
JOHN M. SCOTT.
J. WINFIELD SCOTT.
WM.Y,
WARNER.
aug2U *2w
LJOUTH JERSF.Y INSTITUTE. N. F .—
O FirBt-cla-a School lor both ncica. Loc»
lion delightful and healthy : climate mild.
Building brick: h.ateil by gleam; lighted
by g«s; hot and coldwator. Railroads and
telegraphs. Commence» September 2. "end
for catalogue.
aug7-6w
II. K. TRASK, Principal.
$250,000« ŒSJÜ
Concert in aid of the Masonic Relief Ahfociu*
tion of Norfolk. Virginia, will take placo on
Skii embrk 3d. 1874. . 4 . ,
Abo Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit
of the University of Faduach and Royal Ha
vana ot Cuba tickets for sale, prizes cashed
ana circular, of ^«"SÄWcO .
Poe* ''.dice Box 4-61. ISO Bruudway. N- 1.
TOTICE.—JAMES II.BEGGS has removed
No. 6 West Eighth s'rcet.
N
_his office to- .
Allmond's Building. Bricks of alt kinds
hand at lowest market rates. jyl4it
AX PAYERS. TAKE NOTICE;!
CITY AND SCI!COL TAXUS F0K 1674.
T
The undersigned Rcciiversof Toxes forthe
City of Wilmington, will bo at the City Hall,
on and alter the first day of July. 1871. be
tween the boms ot 8 and i2 in the morning,
and fri in 2 to 8 in the afternoon,f > r the !•
pose of receiving Taxes. A deduction oltivo
per cent, is made on all Taxes paid in July;
all paid in August and up to tue closing ol
the polls of the city election, the lace ot tho
bill must be paid; and alter that dato five
percent a ill oe added to the bill.
ALEXANDER CHANDLER,
WILLIAM KTILLEY.
Receiver» of Taies.
iy2 £m
to
op
to
of
BFIiBM DID
EASTERN ICE
FOB.I1874.
We have secured a very large stock of the
bcit ICE cut on tho Kenebco River tho past
winter and will sell duriog the cummer at the
following prices:
6 pounds daily
8 do do
12 do do
16 do do
20 do do
25 do do
...50 cents per week. 1
80 do do
1 10 do do
130 do do
1 50 do do
__ __ . 180 do do
40 lbs. and over, at the rate of 81 00 per 100 lbs
Although tho abovo prices are as low as
good Eastern Ice can bo sold in this market
at a profit, we do not intend to be undersold
upon any consideration.
These price» to take effect on and after
Monday. April 13. . „
VUSBY A RICE.
OFritcfl—406 Shipley, 4th and Poplar, 1316
Walnut Sts. apr7tf
/V RCTIO
ICE COMPANY,
Office« -No«. '4 Kail Second anil 403
Poplar Ntrceta.
This Company will supyly the citizens ol
Wilmington during the balance of the season
of 1874, at a great rcduotio
afl follows ;
5 pounds duily.
8
present p
ek.
45 cents per
12
in
" 81.1) .
GO pounds daily. 40 cents each delivery ; lw>
pounds daily, 70 cents each delivery ; 500 Ins.
and upwurds, at 812 per ton.
Being solicited by u number of tho most
prominent citizens of Wilmington, wo ha
concluded to permanently establish i
community tho above company, and will ho j
thankful lor the patronage of all who wish t<*
buy lb© best article from 30 to 40 per cent, be
low the present prices.
iuig31-dl
au
!
the
J. B. CON ROW A EON.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE 0!
ICE
On and after Monday, August 3Lt, the price
of Ice will be reduced to llie following rates.
6 pounds daily. 45ceatflpor weok.
8 do do .
12 do do .
16 do do .
20 do do .
50 lbs. caob delivery
100.
500 " and upwards..
Our Ice Is of the best quality, and will bo
sold as low afi the lowest.
do
do
65
do
65 do
do
do
'■ -
ork
for
good
very
6
do
1 10
d«>
To
1W) lbs
00 cents p
WALTON & JAMES,
Il«pr8tf *16th and King and No. 2 W. 3d Sts.
snme
WANTS.
•** Nltuatlon» ami Help Wauled,un
der till« classification head, »
llahrd at only 'Ihre* Cents per line
for eaeli Inter tion.
W ANTED.—A Student for Delaware Col
lege. Tuition froe. Apply to
augb JOSHUA MARIS.
Open
Also,
and
will
in
ANTED—A girl to do ehamberwork and
attend to children. Apply at
__ 1105 MA RKE! STREET.
ANTED.—Wilmington Coal Gas Stock«
Address "B," Uaxetto letter bos.
w
JzM
w
apr28ti
\VILM1-N<• t.J*
WAGON WORKS,
_
Constantly on hand and made to order
Express, Market, Truck. Farm, 1
Gevmantown
AND
Sneath'a Patent Tilting Wagons, j
Carts, Puah-Cartt and Barrows : also,
Agricultural Implements,
which are beine void atcost.lncludioir
PLOWS, HARROWS and CULTIVATORS
All Nos. of tho Mooro. Wiley. Peacock and
Heckcndorn Plows, with or without centre
draft.
Repairing Neatly ami Promptly Ext
outed.
blacksmithinc
Particular ittcntlon
ED
his
in all its tranohas.
paid to
for
or
HORSE-SHOEING
I I «me- i
All diseases of the foot, and eH«e§ , . ,
ness, incidental to shoeing or last driving treat
ed under tl.«
Dunbar (System
SUCCESSFULLY
Interfering invariably cured in nnec shoeing
Knuvkmig and knee-Rlirnng horses iuriue;
diately benefited and left in a condition by the
aid of whioh nature soon effects a permanent
Lameness from corns instuntly removed.
Immediate relief givon in cases ol acute
founder. ,
Diseases of the above naturo and various
others ertaining to the loot and leg, neretolore
considered incuruble by 'Old ßchool Veteri
narian«, are by a judicious application ol the
DUN BAH SYSTEM relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimen 4 exhibited at the office
showing cause and efleet.
Having been at great expense to acquire a
thoiough knowledge of the subject, and being
the onlv smith in the State to whom Mr.
Dunbar ha» imparted his valuablo method of
treatment, I am prepared to treat the worst
cose tho public can bring forward.
I employ only competent men and per
sonally supervise all operations,
OUI co 111 A
10
the
tho
bo
IN
.—
mild.
and
"end
113 OrangeSIreef.
DAVID WOOLM AV,
FALL, 1874.
Haa
CARPET STORE,
£?0 Market Street,
DRYGOODS STORE,
of
822 Market Street.
With the opening of this bcaton, the as
sortment of goods hi each of tho Dcpart
meuts ot our business, will he found un
usually complete. Buyers, (a., hereto fur, ) D
will by reason of our large stock, always
find bargain» and reliable goods at and un- |
der market rates. • j
.
!
MOTTO:
CHEAP. PROMPT RELIABLE
GRANVILLE WORRELL
1
Market flreel, above Kljehlli,
Masonic Templs.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
augiö
DELAWAKE STATE BONDS
WANTED.
P ERSONS holding Boodh of the State,
duo January Ut, 1875, can have
Par and Accrued Interest
for the same, on presentation to meat Mil
ford or to the Farmers' Bans, at Dover. i
R. H. DAVIS,
State Treasurer.
July 3ist, 1874.-1
FOH SAMS AND KENT:
jtOK RENT—New House, No. 1421
Harrison street, eleven rooms,
•lern improvements, bay wim
«lows, threo stories. Possession at .
ce if desired. Inquire ut 1411 Harrison !
street. fol)2fi-tl
F OR BALE.—TanlJup, Building and Lonn !
Association, is now offering shares, in j
the 4ih
£
ol
: it
all
ies, Anply to
JNU.F. MILLER Reefy. |
apr4-eod N. E. Cor. of 3rd«and Market Sts. j
lw>
Ins.
ho j
t<*
Damirl Kknnky
I. ute of Philad'a.
Jas.E. McCai
Late of M
Wilmington Upholstery. J
41 « MARKET STUFET,
! McCartney & kennet
General Upholsters.
I they )
i have comuionced tho Upholsteiing business ,
in all Its branches at 416 Market street.
Fine Furniture Upholstered with best ma
toriul and workmanship. !
Carpets, Mattings and Oil CBtlm mado and
laid.
8lio Covers for Furniture.
Window Shades
Sl Son.
price
d Decorations.
ing. Unir and Husk Mattresses.
B.-PI
rooms free of charge when
good.-«.
Orders by mail solioiled.
7.
weok.
bo
:
of Hall and meoMirment ot
mako up the
do
may2-5-Sm
do
G%^sülvUlCUlAeiV:
^Issl&rchan
lbs
Sts.
8
7t.
^7
/
line
Col
8500 REWAED.
The abovo reward will be paid for
INFORM ATION
that will lead to the ARREST AND CON*
VHUTON of the person or persons guilty ol
SETTING HUE to any DWELLING. STA
BLE, SHOPS or other building.
March 6.1874-tf, J. L.'SIMMS. Mayor.
and
Stock«
bos.
DRV GOO DS .
opening
BPRTra A rD.ßUMMER
1
Ilr«'ss Goods,
BT.AOK SIXiK..
j
ou specially.)
English Walking .lurquels
KING WEAR:
LliK' Cl I FOULARD
FH!M il .6 IRISH POPLIN,
SU A \\ IS, ('A SSI MERE,
WATER-PROOFS,
I II I.Mil I NOS OF ALL KINDS,
RS. i . LICKTE. OSTEIN,
22 U Market street.
WILMINGTON.
Ft)
506 .
506.
i
. ,
the
the
a
Mr.
of
LAY ASIDE EVERYTHING I
CALL AT ONCE I
and be oonvinoed
GOODS NEVER SO CHEAP
EFORE,
Reducing Stock at BELOW CO T PRICEB.
DRYGOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Crockery and Glassware
The grrnte.'t variety and the largest hrv
meat of goods in the State.
place and number
mb
I bo
ADAMS & 33RO.
500. Market Street. 500
WILMINGTON. DEL.
jan3 tf
WM. B. SHARP.
Cor- 4th & Market Sts.;
Haa oroned a fall aaftortment ot
NKW AND SEASONABLE
Handsome Drcs Faljrlcfl.enlcndld qualittn 1
of
Biack Silks, Japanese Silks.&c
Always on hand, a full Stock of
MOURNING GOODS
of tb« !ata<t atyl.a ard molt rcliblc makr»
Also, a full Hna of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
At tho lowest rates,
WM. B SHARP.
) D e | aWare Cariîet HOUSe.
» 9
| ^ arket ^troet, above Third,
j WILMINGTON, DEL.
. The cheapest place in the State to buyytfur
! CARPETS,OIL CLOTHS,MATTINGS,
•md V71NTW SHADES.
\o. 3 1 H, 1th Market. St«.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
AT
HENHY Ö FllDSE'f?,
u
il-.t-t «Ore
N.n.-ltr,.
shortt-st uoii
W15-ly
•'o to order at the
• ii fiiket ruteri.
BOOTS AND stums
SiüLi.i r\ T c;
OFF
Bpriug and Bummer Stock tit
Greatly Rcthuctl Prices.
LADIES* SUPPERS
John s. Moreland,
ARB OFFERED Af COST.
i
N. W. Cor. Fourth A I'opiar Sis,
A large
Chihli on
which he is Foiling ch
Custom
d
M M-Ic
id M
Room and «.Jailers.
|. for
>>rU io
tenth.n. 'I he I
teed to nil.
ltei.Ririüjr «*r<
i"l at
i
mtcrial yun
iMly attended to. jc6 dlv
.
!
Lonn ! I in M A 1{ U 1CT HTltll'IIl T
in j
.1. « ic« »it o.
|
Sts. j
V.TL.MIN«1T0N, DEL.
Maoufactiutr rmd Dealer in
J Stoves-Ranges. Heaters.
they ) R00fiQ B and EpOUtiUg.
,
, , ... ,
ma- Repairing and Jobbing done |.iuo;i>t)y and
! satist.atnnly. ,y 2 ot|
and
Fluin and Fancy Tin Ware,
CHAS. CAMBL0S & CO,,
: BANK EUS and BltOKEltS,
I No 38 S- Third St .Phlladolphl »,
! DKALKHS IN OOVERNMENT BECURI
•11RS, GOLD. SlLVF.lt.Ao.
ot
the
.d B..n:h
•Stocks
bom-bt and sold o
commission. pHrticulnr attention
investment". a
i
to
'
Self-Threading shuttle. Eagy toOperate
THE HEW
AMEIUOATV
/ :
Sewing Machine,
CON* \
ol
STA
718 MARKET STREET,
J. H. PHIMRO0F, Agent
WILMINGTON. DEL.
je9d*w