The Morning herald. [volume], January 01, 1876, Image 4

About The Morning herald. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1875-1880

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WILMISOTON MARKETS.
At the Third Street market house last
evening produce sold at the following
rates: Apples, per half peck, 15@25c.;
potatoes, white do. 12@18c., sweet, do. SO
@85c.; turnips, do., 8@10c; onions, do. 15
@18c.; turkeys, apiece, $1.25(5.2.00; chlck
perpair, $1.25@1.50; ducks, do., $1.00
@1.35; celery, per bunch, 5@6e.; cabbage,
per head, 3@6c.; hominy, per quart, 10c ;
beans, do., 10c.; cranberries, do. 12@14c.;
honey, per ft, 30@35c.; print butter, do. 40
@45c.; roll do. 35@38c.; eggs, per dozen,
35@38c.; chestnuts, per quart, 18@20c.;
rabbits, per pair, 60@"0c.; partridges, do.,
50.; pigeons, do., 40c.; pheasants, do. $1.25;
cider, per quart, 6@7c.; scrapple, per lb, 8®
10c.; sausage, do. 15@16c.
.JUSTICE'S COURT.
LaBt evening before Esquire Frazer,
Bridget Irwin was given a hearing, charged
with stealing $4.50, and various articles
from Michael O'Connell. She was found
guilty, and held in the sum of $300, for her
appearance at Court. Bail being procured,
•he was discharged.
HUB MINIATURE ROSTER.
ens,
Lookout tomorrow for the New York
and Philadelphia Sunday papers at the
Centennial News Office, 607 Market street
"The other day when a Detroit grocer
spelled sugar "s h-u-g-e-r" a friend pointed
the word and remarked: "That word
Isn't spelled quite right," "Ila ! I see,
htughed the grocer, "one would think I had
no educstlonj" And he crossed it out and
wrote s-h-u-g-o-r.
Carpets, oil cloth and window shades for
sale by McBride, 723 Market Street:
There's a woman in California 140 years
old, and she claims to be the oldest woman
in the world. Queer claim for a woman to
make.
))
Green, the boot and shoe maker, keeps
his store at 204 West Second street, where
bargains can be obtained.
Says a scientific authority, "The wine
crop of France this year would fill a ditch
three and a half feet wide, three and a half
feet deep, and 4,000 miles long." Now,don't
you wish you were a ditch.
Cheap ! Everlasting ! A good fit,! Such
are the boots and shoes sold by McCusker.
If you doubt It, try a pair. 210 west 2d st..
is the place.
When a Chinese sea captafk wants to sell
his ship, where would he take it < Why, to
the junk dealer, of course.
Gentlemen's full suits, and ladies' saeques
made to.ordcr at reasonable prices, by Mr.
•„ „j»l. j, eto. t east Third street.
The members of the new Legislature of
Samoa are so averse to wearing a respecta
ble amount of clothing that it has been
found necessary to adopt a rule imposing a
fine of $100 upon any of them who enter
the hall in a complete or partial state of
nudity.
You need not neglect your business when
troubled with a cough or cold, if you only
use a reliable remedy at once. Ur. Bull's
Cough Syrup is the best remedy we know
of. Price only 25 cents.
An embarrassing incident happened to aT
Whitehall, New York, clergyman recently
He married a couple aud when lie exam
ined the fee found it u as a $100 bill. The
next day the bridegroom telegraphed that it
was a mistake—he meant to have handed
jtlm a $10 bill. The clergyman replied that
, was too late to rectify the mistake, as he
u ad joyfully used the money to liquidate a
standing debt.
Subscribers take notice! You can get
your weekly papers and magazines at pub
lishers' prices at the Centennial News Office,
607 Market street.
The Hash is the title of a paper published
at a Michigan college. True to its
it contains some articles very difficult to
•wallow.
Moreland, Fourth and Poplar streets,
sells more shoes in one season than any
other shoemaker in town.
Greatness stands upon a precipice, and if
prosperity carries a man ever so little over
his poise, It ovorbears and dashes him to
pieces.
Buy your wife a patent Ironing table for
a New Year's present. Call and see one at
A. B. Jones', 618 Market street.
name
Descartes, tbe famous mathematician and
philosopher, La Fountaine, celebrated for
his witty fables, and Bufl'on, the naturalist,
were all singularly deticleut In the powers
of conversation.
All kinds cf furniture for sale at Adair's,
Fourth and King Streets.
Two men quarrelled in the streets, and
one knocked the other down. The van
quished man was emphatically put ftnrst du
combat, for he rolled under a* horse's feet,
and the animal kicked him in the head,
killing him. Now the question is being agi
tated, What can they try the man for who
administered the too energetic blow?
Boots, shoes, anil slippery in large quanti
ties and at small prices at Fcnnessey's 221
Market street.
Spilkins says that all the perils and hor
rors of a Maelstrom aren't a circumstance
to the horrors of hearing a fe-male 6trom
on the piano, next door, from morning til]
night.— ,Y. Y. Com. Advertiser.
E. Donahue, 307 Market street, has a full
supply of gentlemen's, ladles' and children's
overshoes, from 40 cents to $1.75.
shoes, $1.25, and ladies', $1.50.
boots, $2.00. Fine calf hoots, 84,
The boy's first really great lesson in act
ing usually takes place upon meeting his
mother in search of the pantry key, which
lies securely at the bottom of ' Ids irowsers
pocket.
Fine oysters. Oysters at Malta House
Eating Bar open on Sunday.
The cheapest shoe store In the city is at
Seventh and Popular. M. Danahee.
Misses'
Aten's
MARRIAGE*.
UltAIG—HIP8HMAN.—At the residence
of the bride,on the morning of tbe 28th
ult., by the Rev. 8. Sweetzer, Prof. J, Craig
Jr., of Felton Seminary, Felton, Del to
Miss Millie Hlpshman, of Ephrata Lan
caster Co., Penn.
THIS l-AFEK i-> ON file wml
m
R owell & r *hesman
. Advertising Agents,
THIRD A CHE8TNUT STS., CT. LOUIS, MO,
nr. simm ' ffiiiit PalMit Balsam
During the last 25 years more than 10,000
people have been saved from the terrible
desolating effectsof pnlmonry consumption
by using Dr. Simms' White Pulmonic Bal
sam. It cures without fall when properly
used, and we hold ourselves reaiy to accept
any challenge as to the qualities of good ar
ticles. We guarantee the remedy to bejust
what we represent It to be. In chronic and
recent coughs, Sore Throat, Croup, Hoarse
ness, Blood fepittlng, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Sore Breasts, Weak Lungs, ic.,
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
Consumption. Let us say to the afflicted
and persons predisposed to Consumption,
give our remedy a fair trial, be patieut and
persevering, using strictly according to di
rections and do not yield to the solicitation
of 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 our office or given by
mail when desired. Dr. Simms' is a gradu
ate of the class of 1851, and can be consul ted
on Lung and Throat diseases every Wed
nesday and Saturday at his private office.
Office and principal depot Fourth and
King street, Wilmington, Del. Philadel
phia depot. 602 Arch street. decS-m
TAYLOR,
H
SILK HAT HV.M tAtTl Illlt
Has opened a Factory at
415 Market Street,
(THIRD FLOOR,)
Where lie intends making new Silk Hals to
order, and fixing up and remodeling all
kinds of old silk hats Into the present style.
Give us a call and save money.
dccl7-3m
EGISTER'S NOTICE.
R
Register's Office,
New Castle County, Dec. 13th 1875.
Upon the application of Rev. Patrick
Reilly, Administrator ol'Sarah Fenlon.late
of Brandywine Hundred, la said County,de
ceased; it is ordered and directed by the
Regis.er that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice of thet ranting of Letters of Ad
ministration upon the Estate of the deceas
td, with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters, in
six of the most public places of the County
of New Castle, requiring ail persons having
demands against Ike Estate, to present the
same, or abide by an Act, of Assembly in
such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be Inserted
same period in the Morning Herald, a
newspaper published in Wilmington and
to be continued therein three weeks (E.
O. D.)
Given under the hand and Seal of
Office of the Register aforesaid, at New
Castle in New Castle County aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
S. C. BIGGS, Register.
— _
JOHN H. SCHAAF & SON!
within the
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased, must present the
same,duly attested,to the Administrator on
or before Dec. Pith, 1876. or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided.
PATRICK REILLLY,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington Del.
decl4-3weod
MERCHANT TAILORS
No. 1031 Walnut St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Cloths Cassimeres and 'J Vestings
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Dcc.l-lm.
DROF. A. S. WEBSTER'S
Select Dancing Academy
Is now open for the reception of Pupils
for the.second Quarter.
TUITION.
Gentlemen's Class,MONDAY EVENING
from 8 to 16 o'clock.
Ladies and Gents, THURSDAY EVEN
ING from 8 to 16 o'clock.
Misses and Mnsters, on WEDNESDAY
evening from 7 tos, and SATURDAY even
ing from 6 to 8 o'clock.
All the most fashionable dunces t.aughl,
Including the GLIDE WALTZ and MIND
ETT QUADRILLES.
. WEBSTER,
asonie Temple.
dec26-tf
V ILLANID'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 nn the Pennsyl
vania Central Kail Road, eleven miles
from Philadelphia. Kail Road Station and
Post Office «n the College grounds.
TERMS:
Per session of five months (in advance.!
$150.
For lull particular send for a Catalog e,
Very Rev. T. OALBERY,
ucc. 75 1 J vr
President.
JOli PRINTING
DONE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
AT TUK
HERALD OFFICE,
'THE WEEKLY SON.
1876 .
NEW YORK
1776.
Eighteen hundred and seventy-alx Is the
Centennial year. It Is also the year In which
Opposition House of Representatives,
me first since the war, will be in power at
Washington ; and the year of the twenty
third election of a President of the United
States. All of these events are sure to he
of great interest and importance,especially
the two latter ; and all of them and every
thing connected with them will be fully
anti freshly reported and expounded in 1 hk
The Opposition House of Representatives,
taking up tiic line of inquiry opened years
ago by The Sis, will sternly and diligently
Investigate the corruptions ami misdeeds ol
Grant'd administration ; and will, It is to
be hoped, lay the foundation fora new and
better period in our natioal history. Of all
this The Si n will contain complete and
accurate accounts, furnishing its readers
with early and trustworthy information
upou these absorbing topics.
Jlie twenty-third Presidential election
with toe preparations for It will he memor
able as deciding upou Grant's aspirations
for a third term of power and plunder, ami
still more as deciding who shall be the can
didate of lhe party of Reform, and as elect
ing that Candida le, Concerning all Ihese
subjects, those w ho read The Sun will have
Iheconstautmeansofbeing thoroughly well
Informed.
The Weekly Sun which lias attained a
circulation of over eighty thousand copies,
already lias its readers in every State and
Territory, and we trust that the year 1376
will see their numbers doubled. It will
continue to be a thorough newspaper. All
the generuul news of the day will be found
in it, condensed when unimportant, at full
length when of moment; and always, we
trust, treated in a clear, interesting uml
instructive maimer.
Itlsouralm to make the Weekly Sr n
the best family newspaper In the world,and
we shall continue to give In its columns a
large amount of miscellaneous reading,
such as stories, tales, poems, scientific in
telligence ami agricultural Information for
which we are not abje to make room in our
daily edition. The agricultural department
especially is oue of its promlment features.
The fashions are also regularly reported in
its columns; and so are the markets of every
kind.
The Weekly Sun, eight pages with fifty
six broad columns is only $1.20 a year,
postage prepaid. Aslhis price barely repays
the cost of the paper, no discount, eau be
mode lrom this rate to clubs, agents, Host
masters, or anyone.
The Daily Sun, a large four page news
paper of twenty-eight columns, gives all
the news for two cents a copy. Subscrip
tion postage prepaid, 55c. a month or -6.50
ayear. Sunday edition extra, $1.10 per
We have no traveling agents.
THE SUN, New Yolk City..
an
year.
Address,
dec30-6t*
HOLIDAY GOODS.
An elegant assortment of
BRONZES, SILVER WARE,
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
AND
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
-AT
C. F. RUDOLPH'S
231 MARKET ST.
WILMINGTON,
DLL A WARE,
Agent for tbe Celebrated
4riuiille Pebble Spectacles,
The best in Hip world.
ATENTED IN EUROPE AND AMERICA,
USEFUL PRESENTS,
THE F
TF.KPIUSK M ANUFACTUHING
COMPANY,
226 ami 222 MARKET STREET,
Has manufactured an elegant assortment
of useful articles for rbrislinas presents,
such as
CHILDREN'S. CHAIRS,
WHITING DESKS,
TOWEL RACKS,
BRACKETS,
FOOT STOOLS,
if Fnr
and a large number or oilier pieces
nlture,
dee. 11-1 m
JJOLIDAY PRESENTS
—at, t.lie--
T.NTENNIAL NEWS OFFICE,
667 Market Hired,
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
COLORED TOY BOOK'S,
ami G A MRS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS
Together witli a large assortment of
FANCY STATIONERY,
at the most favorable pricer.
UeclOtf
AMCSEMF^TS.
je Event of the Henson !
p RAND OPERA HOUSE.
Two Nights Only.
Thursday and Friday. Jan. 6 and 7.
The Great Eastern Favorites,
K. S. JV ASH BURN'S
Last Sensation,
The largest, most complete,refined and stu
pendous oiganization in the world.
10 STAR SPECIALTY ARTISTS 40
in an entirely new and brilliant
VARIETY PROGRAMME,
Superior in merit to any traveling troupe.
6 WILD AND UNCIVILIZED «
CHIPPE W A 1 N D IANS,
lu their peculiar illustration of
LIFE ON THE BORDER.' '
Popular prices: Orchestra chairs, 75, circle
50, balcony 35 cents. Children under 13,
(to second class scats :5 cents.) To reserve
seats, 50 ets. secured at Bougliman,Thomas
a Co's without extra charge.
•Bale of numbered coupon tickets will
commence at 10 o clock, a. m, Tuesday,
January 4, and to avoid speculation, not
more than ten tickets will be sold to any
one party.
Jan l-6t
W. J.CHAPPELLJC, Agent.
uiiOTumu.
4 HAPPY HET YEAH TO ALL!
Nathan Lieberman returnahis heartfelt
thanks to the people for the increased
patronage that hus been bestowed upon
him the past year of 1875, which has been
with us the best business year of that ol
any clothing bouse in Delaware. Our prices
are still the lowest, and we shall continue
to use our great Increasing business advan
tages, and give the people the benefit of it,
as we have sold last year 59 per cent of the
ready made clothing that has been sold In
Wiimlngton. We eun buy goods from 15 to
25 per cent, lower.lhan any other house lu
theclty, and on that account we can afford
to sell the people clothing at retail what
others have to pay wholesale, and for the
New Year of 1875 we must swing clear of all
combinations and customs,—with all de
partments reconstructed, we anticipate
marvelous and unprecedented increase
of business.
Respectfully,
NATHAN LIEBERMAN,
POPULAR GUARANTEE CLOTHING
HOUSE,
S. E. Corner Fifth and Market Streets,
OUR BUSINESS RULtC :
Cash
Returned.
Signed
Guarantee
SELLING OFF
!
Cost
Below
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
The entire STOCK OF READY-MADE
Men's Youth's and Boy's
CLOTHING!
To be sold Regardless of Cost, at
Dc WOlf'a,
308 Market Street, 308
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
not 18ly
EXTRAORDINARY 1SEWN,
THE LARGE
. STOCK OK CLOTHING
OK
M. BOLL, deceased, 126 M ARKET STREET.
Must be sold within the next 36 days,
AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
Now is your time for a great bargain
Give me a trial and be convinced yourself,
you can buy goods 25 per cent, cheaper
than any other house in the cits.
Yours, respectfully,
as
dec.26-121
H. BOLL.
200,000 POUNDS
OF
JONES' I. X. L. MINl'E MEAT
Has been sold, giving entire • Affliction,
which Is the best recornmendaUwimiy one
can have. A trial Is all that Is a«Od al to be
convinced. Made by —
K H. JOM.E?,
i»-i
Manufacturer of Minos M ^
Peach and Apple Butter; alirj.l'Sr^
•liberty,
r Sauce.
No. 715, Shipley Stna.it,
dec3-lm
wa.
EL,
AmSIHFXTS
HAND UPJ6UA HOUSE
TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY.
January lal 1876. *
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
The MONARCHS OF THE WORLD ARE
HERE!
THE GREAT AND ONJ.Y ORIGINAL
G
ZANFRETTA
PANTOMIME AND NOVELTY TROUPE
. THE STAK TROUPE OF THE WOHI.D !
ALEX ZaNUHETTA, The People's Clown
MAX WALHALLA,The unfortunate Pant
aloon.
m'I.I.E JOSIE K ANfltETTA
MAURICE 1IEPPAHB,
LEOPOLD ZANFRETJA,
COMMODORE NUTT and BROTHER,
The Lilliputian's Midgels.
J.O. HALL,
UEO. ROBINSON,
T. lb MCNEAL.
The American Athletic Team,
LESLIE,RINEHART,nml LESLIE.
LITTLE BERTlE*RfNEHART,(only five
Years old,, the Most Beautiful and Graceful
Vocalist extant.
FREDDIE STEEL,
The infant Wuohtel, and u Complete Pant
omime Troupe, all appearing In the laiugh
ableTrick Puntomine, entitled,
JACK,
AND THE REAM STALK.
Prices of Admission 75, 50 and 35 cents
Resell ed seats to be had al Bonghmau,
Thomas d- Co's, book store.
IRANI) OPERA HOUSE.
Jan 1-H
(>
OVK NIGHT ONLY.
.Saturday. January 8l!i Is76.
i H K
WONDERFUL NEGRO BOY PIANIST
BIjIND TOM.
Admission 50 cents.; children half price.
Reserved seats 25cents extra, Can be pro
cured at lioughman, Thomas J Co's, bn and
after Wednesday morn lug.
decSl-flt
RAND OPERA HOUSE.
It
TUESDAY, JANUARf 4th.
Caroline Richings
|
(Bkknahd.)
COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
Will present the charming ffoiuic Opera In
two acts,
" THE ROBE OF TYROL,
Written expressly for Mrs. Kiniings
the distinguished composer,
Bernard by
Julius Eichberg.
Characters: Grittly, ilie'Bose of Tyrol,
Mrs. C. meltings-Bernard; Franz ( hrecken
wald. Mrs. Henri Drayton; Franz, a Peas
ant, Mr. Pierre Bernard; Berthold, a travel
ing peddler,Mr. John J. Benitz; ftchrecken
wnlu, an innkeeper, Mr. Yn. F. Holmes;
Fanchette, Schrecken wald's daughter, Mrs.
Millie Sterling; Gasper,a peasant, Mr. John
Hoffuer, •
ASSISTED BY A WELL-ORGANIZED CHORUS.
Admission, 50 and 50 cents. Reserved
seats, 75 cents. To be had at Bonghinan,
Thomas <fc Co.'s.
£UtAND
HARRISON'S UNION SQUARE
OPERA HOUSE.
TWO ORPHANS
COMBINATION.
GRAND ATTRACTION. ONENtOIlT only.
Monday Ev'g. Jan y. 3d. "T6,
Will he presented, the great pluy adapted
from the French of M. D'Enner.v, by Hurt
Jackson,Esq., which has achieved the most
pronounced success of any drama ever pro
duced in America, entitled
The Two Orphans.
The right to produce this remarkable play
has been purchased from Messrs. Shook At
Palmer, of the Union Square Theatre N. Y.
'JHE PIECE WILL BE PRODUCED
WITH A CAST OH UNEQUALLED EX
CELLENCE, EVERY ARTIST SELECTED
FOR HIS OR HER APTNESS To T11E
CHARACTER REPRESENTED, ORIGI
NAL SCENERY FROM THE UNION
SQUARE THEATRE, N. Y., NEW COS
TUMKS-OKIOINAL MUSIC.
Monday Evening; January, ltd
REAPPEARANCE OF THE
Two. Orphans.
WITH
Miss Laura Alberta
AND
Alice A. Harrison
AS
Louise
Henriette, J
t
Tiie Two Ouimiaxs.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY :
TABLEAUX 1.—PONT dkNEUI . THE
ABDUCTION.
TABLEAUX II.—ILLUMINATED GAR
DEN AT BEL AIR.
TABLEAUX III.-PALACE OF THE
MINISTER OF POLICE.—" I DEFEND
YOUR HONOR AGAINST YOURSELF.''
TABLEAUX IV.-THE PLACE HT. Sl'L
PIECE,—"PIERRE'S PROTECTING LOVE
FOR LOUISE.''
TABLEAUX V.—HENUIETTK'SCHAM
BER—" I'HE \RKEHT OF HENRIETTE. "
TABLEAUX VI.—COURTYARDOKTHE
PRISON OF LA HALPHTRIERE.-" MAR
IANNE'S SACRIFICE.''
TABLEAUX VII .-BOAT HOUSE ON
THE BANK OF THE RIVER SEINE, v
prices of admission :
Orchestra Chairs uiul Circle 75 cl a. Balcony
56ets. Reserved seats 35 ots. extra, Haled]
•oats opens at, Bougliinan, Thomas & (V
6 o'clock Friday morning, Dec. 31. Doors
open at 7, Performance al 8 o'clock, del 16-41
K
UNKEL'S MAGIC
, HAIR RESTORER.
Restores gray-mixed, red, light or faded
•leads of lmlr, beards or moustaches, to a
beautiful brown or black, in from one to
tour applications. It Is free from sulplinr
lead,acids, mercury, silver,oranytlilngln
'urlous to either hair or heard.
IT DOF,8 NOT FADE OK RUB OFF
Expressed to all partB on receipt of one
lollar, or six bottles for five dollars. At the
vholesaleand retail depot, No. 1)16 VINE
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. dec.24'75-ly
R IDGE'S FOOD I8~THeT ORIGINAL
IDGE'S FOOD IS THE ORIGINAL
(Cooked) food of Its kind. It does not cause
acidity and wind, Guaranteed purity; re
njalns unchanged. Is put up In sizes to
«ilt all. Sold by druggists everywhere,
decl-f
FOB SALE.
F IR BALE.—Six new and Elf mL
Apply to ItEYNOi.bs" 1
neci& - 8t _ OOniar kfi
F OR BALE.—A Purchase Mon.,
gage, $400. Apply to Jne f
kEYNOUis
In
dec28-6t
*33 Market
F OR BALK.—Lot of Rice cider
make room for oysters, anna.7
BepLiR tf 4'rt MA RKu
RUflTEE S BALK
T
OF
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order oi u
Court of the State oi Delaware
posed to sale at Public Auction',
premises 1
615 FRENCH STRUT
In the City of Wilmington,
ON Wednsrday, January 5th
o'clock, p. m., Tlic Real 1 ,t„. ,
Kelly, deceased.
will
A TWO STORY BRICK r.Ult
and Lot of Ground situate <e>. the
side of French Street,
bet week
and* Sixth Street, eenulumg ,,
nutation twenty feet front ami sir
buck, be the same more or les. ,,,
an annual ground rent m ai
sixty cents.
Attendance will be given an,I
■ale made known at the time and
aforesaid, by JOSHUA M vkisI
Trustee, or by his An
C. M. VANDKVKR, (1
Orphan'sCi
L. W. STI DM AN, d Son.
doll]
Atlesl.
r Jan l-4l
FOR BEAT
I JiOR KENT,—" Anchorage It™
; lour acres, on Newport I'lke.lii q|
of city. Large dwelling, good slam
house, Ac. J. A. ROM),
Eeai Ksiat*in
362 Slaiu
decSleodlf
I JOR KENT.-The nice seven mod
1 Luge house corner of Beach uni Hi
streets. Apply.at 329 E. Sth SI. jii
jolt RENT. — A Farm and sev
roomed houses. Apply lu
- ' REYNOLDS,:
832 Market
h
dec-28-llt
NOTICE*
TOTICE.—The annual meeting
i Farmers' Association of Ntil
county, will he held In the 2ml sioijl
Telegraph Building,3rd uiul Mm Em
Wilmington, Del., on SATUUIUil
1st, 1876, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
GEO. H. BROWN, hall
dec. 33—wed .tb.Asa t.-2w.
S PECIAL NOTICE TO COU.NII]
PAYERS.—The undersigned lit
of County Taxes having given m,al
month* ngo that the foxed wereci
payable at that date, aud whereas nffl
than one-twentieth of the tax-para
paid any attention toaaid notice,Uml
tore for their own protection will bed
to enforce payment according to law;
gives the collectors power to collffl
oo*t in ten days after they receive
duplicates.
N
JOS. L. CAKPU.MF.lt
A. GIVEN,
t'ulle
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OTICK TO WATER RLNTKKt
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OFFICE CITY WATER DEPATTME
Wilmington, Del., Dec.F.ls
I'he bills for 1876 are now readyij
able at the Registrar's office, 1 ,>»!-')
Street. 'J he law requires that all®
on or before January 31st, 1876, the.
the bill, those paid during Ibc ms
February, five per ceht. audltlonil,
paid during the months ol
ten per cent, additional
amounts remaining unpaid after Af
1876, the Registrar is required to m
ferrules witbdiawn and suit Instil®
the recovery of the amount due, s
water will not aguln be let into such
lues until such arrears with as**
and $2 OOfor drawing ferrules arepw
hours!) a. m, to 4 p. in.
dec. 8tf
EDWARD Mel XT
BO
N otice to county tax pai
Notice is hereby given that all
indebted for County, State and P#
for the year 1875, for the Second or >(
District of Wilmington Hundred,*
and Settle the same. The Collector
found at his office, corner of Eig*
Slilpley streets, or In the evenings
residence, 866 West Fourth street
Duty of CV elector.— If anv ptn
or neglect te pay their Tax witlii" l
after this notice, the Collector mi
and collect the same with cod «
to law
If the owner «f any Real Estate)"
Hundred, or Is a m
Collector i
reside In the
shall be the duty of t
and col loot the same oft'the persuua
erty of H ie teuRu t thereof ,—Kslraar
law.
LEWIS MS'A
JS^OTICE TO TAX PAYERS!
The undersigned, receivers ofC
School Taxes for the city of b' 11 !
for 1875, give notice to persons
not paid their tilt; and School i'ff
d nave hud their Mils present
they are required by law, to call 11111
the same in 5 days lrom delivery ol
The receivers request ;all such pu
call at their office No. 16 East SixlJ
and settle without delay; they Inn' 1
en bonds to the city, the mono
them and they are responsible f» r
they hope those that can pay will™
while, perhaps, some that cannot
once, will eull and make somem ruig
to pay when they can, and we mod 1
folly ask you to give this your aW"
as to avoid trouble, costs, or unP 1
ness. The city needs money and r
us to collect It or pay it, and win"
pose to do is to collect and pay It
The receivers also give notice (>!»"
of lots In the 2d, 8d, 5th; 7th, 81 It,
wards that they cannot And tne »»
All such persons owning sab
will 8(1
vll
an
please call aud settle
for taxes and costs. . tl
Office No. 16 East Sixth street, »
Market and King. Hoursfrom • to*
every evening, and on market»'»!
EDMUND PRO'
Receiver Northern District (luvluu
noytli of Sixth street.!
EDWARD FARM
Receiver Southern District (l ,icl .
south of Sixth street.)
or we
V(
POLITICAL*
put SHERIFF
OF
New Castle County,
ttEORGK €» WARI» ^
Subject to the decision of the
party, l,e :
F OR CORONER. „ -i
I hereby announce inyself a 9 ,,
date for the nomination of Corone,
to the decision of the Democratic r
New Castle county.
HENRY 9. ,flil
dee.28.'75-tn
ptOR SHERIFF
OF
New Castle County,
Air BENJAMIN MOBBl*,**
Subject to the decision of the I' 1 - 0 '
Party,, 1 "