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iloKMxt. Herald;—I n order
that the Board of Public Education might
manage to get through the year upon the
appropriation allowed them, we would sug
gest that they consider the subject of de
ducting from the salaries of teachers, one
month's pay when the schools are closed
and they are enjoying their vacation in
various places, while many of those who
have to help pay the salaries of these teach
ers, are compelled to stay at their homes
and worry through the hot weather, be
cause their employers are not willing to
pay them for the time lost. Generally em
ployees are allowed about two weeks' vaca
tion a year, for which they get paid, but we
understand that in the case of school teach
ers they have from seven to nine weeks'
vacation during the year for which they
draw salaries. Can the public afford to
have their money spent in this way, any
more than individuals or firms can 1
TkiPATEK.
Cloaks for Snowy Weather.
Those of our readers who have wives oi
children not blessed with good warm cloaks,
we would advise to go to F. L. Frank's,
.511 Market street, and procure one of those
cheap and substantial ones he has made up
himself. He has also a complete line of
ladies' alpaca and poplin suits, which ha Is
celling at the price of the goods In the
piece. *
OUR JtlNIATVKM POSTPB.
Cheap! EverlastingWell-fitting! such
are the hoots and shoes sold by D. McCus
ker, 816 West 2nd street. If you doubt it,
try a pair.
During this snowy weather our citizens
should wear overshoes to keep their feet
from getting wet. E. Donaboe, 307 Market
Greet, has just laid in a large stock of
"ums which he is selling very low. The
price of gentlemen's gums is 75 cents;
ladies' 50 cents, and children's 40 cents,
'.reties for gentlemen SI.75, and for ladies
SI.SO. Gentlemen's Alaskas can be had for
*1.35 and ladies' $1.
Pepper for 'Centennial Medical Director J'
It la to be hoped that there is some ground
for such an appointment.
Mrs. Jones, how is your health this morn
ing I Thank you, madam, much improved.
I bought a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
last night, and after the first dose my coug.t
was checked. I slept well, and have not
coughed once this morning.
A New Yorker has patented a machine to
freeze murderers to death in four minutes,
and he hopes that all respectable Sheriffs
will adopt the idea and the machine.—[De
troit Free Press. That will enable the weak
est-kneed murderer to meet his death with
the greatest coolness.
O'Connor, the tailor, makes ladies' cloth
sacquea, at his new store, No. 2 East street.
For a Christmas present for your wile buy
a patent Ironing Table. Call aud see them
at A. B. Jones', 618 Murket street.
Call at deNormandle's. 202 Market street,
and eelect your Christmas presents from a
full stock—goods will be laid aside until
wanted. All are invited to call and examine
our stock.
Remarkable metallic discovery in Iceland
—the entire island is block tiniu completely
tlocledin with ice.—Chicago Inter Ocean.
Watches, clocks, gold and silver ware for
sale by J. Clayton Massey. Handsome
Christmas presents can be selected from his
stock.
Cheap stews ! Good stews ! 15, 20 and 25
cents, Jos. T. Waite, corner Market street
and P., W. & B. R. R.
Canada has a horse which eaught a wolf
a nd stood on him ali night until the farmer
came and committed lupicide.
Felt drugget and crumb cloths, elegant
designs. Call and 6ee at McBride's, 728
Market street.
"Qnick sales and small profit" is the
motto at Moreland's shoe store, 3rd aud
Poplar streets.
A. Oakey Hall playing a witty part in
"The Crucible" will probably do something
in the way of retort6.—[N. Y. World.
Low prices at Fennessev's shoe empor
ium, 221 Market street. White kid slippers
a specialty. A good pair of shoes is a most
useful holiday present.
At 410 King street, can be found the
latest styles of well made furniture, which
is selling very cheap. Tht above is the old
est and most reliable establishment in the
f tate and is kept by J. & J. N. Harman.
An average of thirty children fall into tubs
r f hot water in this country every week.
Mothers could increase the number to forty
if they had any enterprise about them.— De
troit Fret Press.
, The cheapest shoe store in the city is at
1 Seventh and Poplar. M. Danahee.
Cheap! extravagantly cheap II All shapes
end sizes of ladies'felt hats at 80 and 10
rfor sale at 121 Shipley street.
A11 kinds of furniture for sale at Adair's,
Tourth and King streets.
John Green, 204 West Second street, is sel
]'ng boots and shoes at a great reduction.
Weston has sailed for Europe. He con
sidered it too far to walk.
ySUJEtE
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in the
F.&M.
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Delaware City
DELAWARE.
Insures Buildings, Farm Property, Live
t-tock,Hay, Grain in Barn or Stack,
Furniture, Merchandise, Ships In
Port, Rents, etc., against Loss or
Damage by
FIRE AND LIGHTNING
-M very REASON ABLE KATES, for FIVE
or TEN YEAKS.
—also—
GRANT'S PERPETUAL POLICIES.
On Residences on Form Property.
Ail members of the Company bolding per
petual policies participate In the profits,
Ail communications addressed to
.TAMES II. MYERS,
Secretary,
'toc|4-6m
lectures.
i\OKAN TO OGSAN. - ~r —-
U. P. & C. P. RAILROADS SCENERY
along the route, Yosemite VaUsy. Big
Trees, Mining Geysers, Chinese Quarters.
California staging. Lakes Donner and
Tahoe. An ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
the OPERA HOUSE, under the auspices
the
DEL. INSTITUTE OF MECHANIC ARTS,
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. 11
by Prof. J. K. Taylor, who accompanied the
N. Y. Editorial excursion to Cgliiornia,
the past summer.
Many of the views were taken expressly
FOR THIS LECTURE,
they will be illuminated by the Oxy-Hy
drogen Light, and developed by one of tne
Double Stereopticons in use.
ADMISSION,
No extra charge tor reserved seats.
Tickets for sale at Boughman, Thomas
Co's, James <fc Webb's, Jas. Bradford's,
Britishurst A-Co's, H. Brlnghurst.s, Smith
<t- Painters, Robelen's, Mrs. Bancroft's
Mclnall's and deNormandle's.
Tickets exchanged tor reserved seats
aud after Monday, Dec. 13th, at 9 o'clock,
at Boughman, Thomas it Co'e.
etc.
. M eta.
dec8
B. J. JAY TILLERS ■
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Will lecture In the Grand Opera House on
MONDAY, EVENING, Dec. 20th,
i
For the benefit of the Rugby Literary So
clety.
Subject;
••Humorists of the Past and Present."
Tickets, 50 cents. Children's tickets,25 cents
Tickets exchangeable for reserved seats
ou and after Thursday, Deo. 16th, at Bongh
tuan, Thomas & Co's,
dec 15-51
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ADVERTISE
Our regular business of our Wall Paper
and window Shades. The large assort
ment constantly on hand and oursuperior
Workmanship being already well known
to all of our citizens. But we now desire
to call attention to the Great Variety of
Fancy Goods and Fancy Trlmmlngs.which
we have received for the Holiday trade In
the decoration of Christmas Trees, consist
ing of Fairy Heads, Wreaths, Lanterns,
Gold and Silver Fancy Papers, Embosssea
Gold and Silver,Plain,Morrocco, Bric e and
Granite papers and Bristol Card,Grotesque
Figures and an endless variety of all shades
of fancy papers—which are being sold at
the very lowest rates. We invite you to'an
inspection. This department will be in
charge of a lady assistant. We would also
remind the husband thatnotblng could be
more acceptable to the gentle housewife as
a Christmas Gift, than that the old dingy
room should be re-papered, or that the
house should be adorned with new Win
dow Shades. It won't cost you much and
will be something of real worth. Our
agents will soon call upon you to solicit
your order for onr MERRY CHRISTMAS
LAMBREQUINS—reserve your orders un
til you see them. 6. R. BALL & CO.,
• No. 517 Market St.,
'Opposite City Hall.
dec lltf
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G
MONAG HAN* S
305 Madison Street
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—for-
CHILD'S SHOES, at 50 cts. per pair.
MISSES'SCHOOL SHOES, with heavy
soles, *1.25.
MEN'S COARSE BOOTS, $2.
MEN'S FINE BOOTS from *3 to 7.
Remember the place,
305 MADISON STREET.
dec 15-2w
V ILLANO"A COLLEGE.DELaWAER
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univers
ity Privileges, is under the charge of the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
a thorough Classical, Scientific or Commer
cial course. It is situated en the Pennsyl
vania Central Rail Road, eleven miles
from Philadelphia. Rail Road Station and
Post Office en the College grounds,
terms :
Per session of five mouths (in advance.)
$150.
For full particular send for a Catalogue,
Very Rev. T. GALBERT,
lyr. President,
dec. 751
HOLIDAY GOODS.
AT PRESENTS
JJOLID
—at ths—
CENTENNIAL NEWS OFFICE,
107 Market Street,
ILLUSTRATED books,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
COLORED TOY BOOKS,
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and GAMES.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS
Together with a large assortment of
FANCY STATIONERY,
at the most favorable prices.
declOtf _
Holiday Goods!
an excellent assortment
-OF
BROXZE6,
FRENCH CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
-AND—
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
—AT—
C. F. RUDOLPH'S
231 MARKET ST.
USEFUL PRESENTS,
T he enterprise manufacturing
COMPANY.
220 and 222 MARKET STREET.
Has manufactured an elegant assortment
for .Christmas presents,
of useful articles
such as
children s; chairs,
WRITING DESKS,
TOWEL RACKS,
BRACKETS,
FOOT STOOLS,
and a large number of other pieces of Fur
niture.
deo U-lm
200,000 POUNDS
OF
JONES' I. X. L. MINCE MEAT
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Has been sold, giving entire satisfaction,
wht :h Is the best recommendation any one
": have. A trial Is all that is needed to be
convinced. Made by
can
R fi- JONE*,
Manufacturer of Mince Meat, Cranberry,
Peach and Apple Butter; also, Popper Sauce.
No. 715 Shipley Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
deeS-lm
JJUTTER1 BUTTER I! BUTTER!!!
JUST RECEIVED,
A fresh lot of prime
ROLL AND GOSHEN BUTTER.
C. MESSICK'S.
3d street Market,
For sale at
dec 9-lm
ORbHERi.
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OF
New Castle County,
49-BENJAMIN MORRIS,
Subject to the doclslon of the Democratic
Party. r,v.30-tf
WILMINGTON SOAP WORKS.
J. A, Wilson A C©„
Manufacturer of Family and Toilet
SOAP.
Third St., bet. Spruce and Churoh.
aug 28- ly
PERIODICALS.
pLBASE NOTICE
THAT YOU WILL FIND
Books, Magazines. Newspapers,
Blank Books, Writing Paper,
Fancy Papers, Envelopes, Initial Papers,
Slate Pencils, Lead Penoiis, Steel Pena.
School Slates, Mucilage, Ink, Penheld
Dominos, Checkers and Boards,
Baek Gammon Boards,
Dice and Dice Cups, Lotto Games,
Base Balls, Croquet, Pocket K
nlves
1 Wallets, Stationers Hardware,
Drawing Materials,
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF STATION
ERY,
AT E. S. R. BUTLER'S
No. 480 Market Street.
Aug.27t£t
THE HOUSEKEEPER,
A Journal of Domestio Economy .Published
By CHARLES F. WINGATE
No. 52 John Street,
New York.
Sept. 18-tf
THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO.
The periodicals reprinted by Ths Leon
ard Scott Publishing Co. (41 Barclay St„
N. Y.) are as follows: "The London Quar
terly/' "Edinburgh » "Westminster,' 7 and
"British Quarterly Reviews," and "Black
wood's Magazine." Price, tl a year tor any
one, or only 115 for all, and the Postage is
the Publishers.
prepaid by
Sept 18-tf
PEN AMD PLOW.
Subscription Jl.OOa year, published monthly
By J. PAYNE POWE.
The PEN and PLOW Publishing Company,
Nos. 104 and 106 East 16th St.
P. O. Box, 8,242, New York City.
Sep is-tr
A FINE ART MAGAZINE FOR THE
YOUNG.
ST. NICHOLAS For 1876!
After two years' of prosperity, unexam
pled in the annals of juvenile literature,
during whloh St. Nicholas bus consoli
dated with Itself all Its strongest competi
tors, the publishers find themselves in a po
sition to promise that tho Third Volume,
beginning with the number for November,
1875, in its usual attractions for Girls and
Poys. surpass even the preceding volume,
in addition to contributons from
THE FIRST WRITERS OF AMERICA,
there will be Stories, Poems, and .Sketches
by some of the Most Prominent English
Authors. Arrangements have been made
for a very Interesting series of papers on
WINDSOR CASTLE,
By, Mrs. oliphant,
Treating of its History and the Child-Life
of Successive Royal Generations.
CRHI8TINA Cl. ROSSETTI
Will contribute for the new volume.
LOUISA M. ALCOTT
Will write "Marjorie's Birthday Gifts," and
other short stories.
Some articles on Astronomy for Young
People have been promised by tho popular
English Astronomer,
RICHARD PROCTOR.
There will be a continued story of Life in
Iceland, by
BAYARD TAYLOR.
In the November Number, the opening of
the new volume, will begin an
AMERICAN SERIAL STORY.
"THS BOY EMIGRANTS,"
By Noah Brooks,
Giving the adventures of a party of boys In
The California Gold Mines, in the early days
of the gold fever.
J. T. TROWBRIDGE,
Author of the "Jack Hazard" stories, will
contribute some highly interesting sketch
es of adventure at ''Bass Cove."
"TALKS WITH GIRLS,"
By leading authors, will bo a prominent
featnre of the new volume. Especial atten
tion will also be given to
INCIDENTS OF AMERICAN HISTORY,
With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various departments, "Jack-ln-the
Pulpit, "The Riddle-Box," and "Letter
Box," and toe "Pages for Very Little
Folks," are to be more attractive than ever.
The French, Latin and German stories,
for translation, which have proved so pop
ular, will be frequent in the new volume.
Some of the finest works of the greatest
painters of the century have been engraved
- mressly for St. Nicholas, and the first
tists of the day will contribute fresh and
original drawings for the Fine ArtMaga.
zine for the Young. Definite announce
ments of many interesting and novel fea
tures will be made in the December u um
ber. • St. Nicholas will conilnue under the
successful editorship of
MARY MAPES DODGE,
An .?.. n 8 effo !' ts will be spared by editor and
publishers to maintain and increase the
attrao Jons aud value of the magazine.
ex
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Subscription Price, $3,00 a year; Single
Numbers, 2o cents; Bound Volume*. $400
eacu. '
These volumes begin with November,
The two now ready for 1874 and 1875 are ele
gantly bound in red and gold, and form the
handsomest glfi books f-.r children ever is
sued^ We will send the magazine one
year, beginning November. 1875, and either
of the volumes bound as above, post paid
for *7.00; or, a subscription one year and
the two volumes, for *10.00. All newsdeal
ers and booksellers will receive subscrip
tions and supply volumes at the abovo
rates. SCRIBNER ACO.,
743 and 745 Jg, Y.
Dr. Simms'Ms Palmmic Balsam!
During the last 25 years more than 10,600
people have been saved from the terrible
sam. It cures without fall when properly
used, and wo hold ourselves reniy toaccept
any challenge as to the qualities of good ar
ticles. We guarantee the remedy to be lust
what we represent it to be. In chronic and
recent ooughs. Sore Throat, Croup. Hoarse
ness, Blood Spitting, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Sore Breasts, Weak Lungs Jc
and In all diseases of the lungs tending
toward or terminating in Consumption
this remedy cannot be equalled much less
excelled. It will positively prevent the
lungs from yielding to the terrible effects of
bonsnmptlon. Let us say to the afflicted
and persons predisposed to Consumption,
give our remedy a fuir trial, be patient aud
persevering using strictly according to di
rections and do not yield to the solicitation
pretended medicines and Inexperienced
advice and you will soon find yourself rap
idly recovering. We have a large number,
several hundred references of persons we
have cured (many of them very bad cases.)
which can be seen at onr office or given bv
mall when desired. Dr. Simms' Is a gradu
ate of the class of 1851, and can be consulted
Lung and Throat diseases every Wed
nesday and Saturday at his private office.
Office and principal depot Fourth and
, WUmlngton, Del. Philadel
phia depot, 602 Arch street.
dec8-m
CLOTHING.
rjTOE GREAT
CLEARING SALE.
—AT—
Nathan Lieberaaa's
crane house,
S. E. Cor. 5th ^Market Sts
is now in operation.
350 Overcoats for 810, worth 815.
195 Overcoats for 815, worth 822.
275 Overcoats for 87, worth 811.
Everything in Men and Boys' Suits
in proportion.
Come early as we are full in every depart
ment.
An extra force of Salesmen have been
employed through the rush which we NOW
HAVE DAILY.
Ca6h returned if goods not satisfactory.
NATHAN LIEBERMAN*8
GREAT POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
E. Corner Fifth and MarketBtreets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
SELLING OFF
Below Cost!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
The entire STOCK OF READY-MADE
Men's Youth's and Boy's
CLOTHING!
To be sold Regardless of Cost, at
X>e WOlfs,
308 Market Street, 308
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
ect19ly
WINES Ot LIQUORS.
N STORE
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Hannisville Pure Rye, 1873.
A. OVerhqlt & Co.'s Pure Rye, 1871-72-78.
Clwi'BjSherwood) Pure Rye.1878
W. A W. (IXL) Rye and Malt, 1869.
Having stored the above Whisk lea prioi
to Ibo Increase of tax, they will be sold
without auy advance In price.
FRANCIS KELLY,
No. 103 Market St.
aug 23-tf
QUR SELECTIONb
OF
OLD RYE WHISKIES
ARE UMSURPASSED.
We have instock:
MOORE'S 1866, 1868.
SHERWOOD, 1868, 1864,
DOUGHERTY, 1809,
HANNISVILLE, 1870
JOHNSON A SON, (BOURBON) 1868.
Champagnes, Sherries and Port at
duced prioes.
P. PLUNKETT A CO.,
106 Market Street.
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for sale.
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N OTICE.—The seventh animni
of the Stockholders of Ui. IV l:e
Co'upany of Wilmington V*?
held In the Directors' Roomo tfen u.
Hall, on Monday, tho 27tij of
1875, at 2o'clock p. nt for to.. m
electing a President, VlccVwsidSlKf 1
urer, Secretary, and nine Directors';, T ,
th dec?r e ^e yeUr - j -P-ALLMO^
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A DELAWARE b'l'ATP Tl ii nr
ASSOCIATION will he held U F
House No. 1, Wilmington c.iumu.n
ao'ciock A. M., Thursday, l^S "!
1875. All persons teaching In the stnij
requested to attend this meetln'- and ,
clpate in Its proceedings. nQ l' 1
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K A, WILLIAMS
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Committee on Arrangement
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N OTICE.—1 hereby warn aiPiuTj
against negotiating a note drawn I
me. payable to the order of L. K lj e x,
kirk, for «30, dated November gru, ani l
months, as 1 have not received valim n il
r ° r ' . . JNO. W. CANARY 1
Wilmington, Del, Dec. nth, jsjt ' 1
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S PECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTYt'
PAYERS.—The undersigned collect
oi County Taxes having given notice n,
months ago that the taxes were duo»
payable at that date, and whereas not ui,
than one-twentieth of the tax-payers hi
paid any attention to said notice the coli
tors for their own protection will l, e 0 bl'i
to enforce payment according to law nh
gives tho collectors power to collect w
cost in ton days after they receive tli
duplicates.
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J^OTICE TO WATER. RENTERS,
OFFICE CITY WATER DEl'ATTME\'Tl
WiLMiNGTOit, Del., Dee.P,ls75, }
I'he bills for 1878 are now roadv and iai
able at the Registrar's office. J,uO:j Jlo-1;
street. The law requires that a! l MMs pal
on or before January 3ist, 1678, tfce 'nee
the bill, those paid during the mc -th <
February, five per cent, additional tho
paid during the months w
ten per cent, additional
amounts re naming unpaid alter April it
1870, the Registrar Is required to hurt 0
ferrules withdiawn and suit instituted fi
the recovery of the amount due, and tl
water will not again be let into such men
Ises until such arrears with assessment
aud OOfor drawing ferrules are palil.'jffli
hours 8 a. in, tel p.ni.
dec. 8tf
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EDWARD Mt'INTIRE,
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J^OTICE TO DELINQUENTS.
Auditor's Offick,) I
8'A East Sixth Street, r
Wilmington Delaware. )
Notice is hereby given, by direction of thl
Finance Committee, that all hills due lb]
City on January 1st. 1875, must be paid I
or before the first day of November next, oi
they will be placed in the hands of the sol
llcitor for Qouection, by virtue oi section 1
of the City Charter, which is as follows; ■
"If the amount of said bill be not pall
within 60 days after such presentatiol
thereof, it shall be the duty ot the Mayor ol
said city to Issue a warrant directed to till
said City Auditor, commanding him to levs
the same with all aosts thereon, upon LI
goods and chattels of such owner, and If nl
such goods and chattels can be found wHhli
said city sufficient to satisfy said dvbtatl
costs, then to levy the sameou the ground!
or buildings of such owner fronting upol
such slreet as aforesaid, which said giouuol
or buildings,Or any part thereof, shall I
sold by said City Auditor at public uuctioal
upon ten (10) day r s' notice iu two Lew>. 4
pers published In said city." j
The bills of delinquent shaving long slarl
become overdue, proceedings will be com
menced without delay, unless payment
made as herein provided.
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WILLIAM H. Glllt KIN.
Citv Auditor.
sep20-tf
VJOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PA VERM
il Notice is hereby given that all person!
Indebted for County, State and Poor ImJ
for the year 1875, for the Second or Northern
District of Wilmington Hundred,must rail
and Settle the same. The Collector viU »
found at liis office, corner of Eighth nnl
Shipley streets, or in the evenings at M
residence, 865 west Fourth street.
Duty of Collector.— If anv person tan
or neglect to pay their Tax within ten (lay*
after this notice, the Collector may levy
and collect the same with cost according
to law „ ,
If the owner »f any Real Estate shall not
reside in the Hundred, or is a minor, it
shall be the duty of the Collector to le'b
and collect the same ofl the person'll prop
erty of the tenant thereof ,—Extract from m
law.
LEWIS MoCAIil..
Collector.
|'AX PAYERS TAKE
The xnderslgned, receivers of City aai
School Taxes for the city of Wllming
for 1875, give notice to persons who hat*
not paid their City and School Tax fy r w 1 ')
aud havo had thoir bills presenlea. tn*'
they are required by law, to call nuu se "
the same In 5 days from delivery of the dui.
The receivers request (all such persons io
call at their office No. 10 East Sixth strefj,
and settle without delay; they having g ;'
en bonds to the city, the money w
them and they are responsible fur It. ai 1
they hope those that can pay will be ptowD
while, perhaps, some that cannot pal ■
once, will call and make some arrangena.
NOTICE 1
tea,
to pay when they can, and we most rospi
fully ask you to give this your attention
trou
limy ask you to give this your attention
to avoid trouble, costs, or uupleasi m
city needs money and requ e*
us to collect it or pay It, and wlrnt i w
pose to do Is to colleet and pay It.
The receivers also give notice of a mono'
lots In the 2d, 3d, 5t h; 7th, Sill, 0th aud .
wards that they cannot find tin ('owners ■
All such persons owning said lots
pleaso'call and settle or we will sell tin' 10
for taxes and costs. ,
Office No. 10 East Sixth slreet, betww
Market and King. Hours from 7 to 8 o elms
every evening, and on market mornh>a*'
EDMUND PROVOST, .
Receiver Northern District (Including
north of Sixth street.) ,, „
EDWARD FARMAR.
Receiver Southern District, (Includin'/
south of Sixth street.)
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R IDGE'S FOOD IS THE ORIGfXAj'
lDGE'S FOOD IS THE OKIGl-VG
(Cooked) food of Its kind. It does not caii«®
acidity and wind. Guaranteed purity; 1
mains unchanged. Is put up in
suit all. Sold by druggists every win 1 ; e.
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