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FinantiaI.
MIDLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE
Z PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
PACIFIC RAILWAY

These bonds iasued thA rate OF slsss3 peg mile
upon COMPLETED ROAD from NEBRAS,
kA CITY, on the Missouri River 10 LINCOLN,
the CAPITAL of NEBRASKA. The distance between
these points about sixty miles and this division OF the
Road y tn successful operation and earning net
than all she interest It's Bonds. It penetrates
EKCEEDWGLF RICH AGRICUZTURAL region.
with HyLLAITBD CAPABILITIES for production,
AMI IL much needed Tor removal NJ abundant crops to
market. This need has been much felt that LOCAL
SUBS CRLPTIOES TO THE AMOUNT or $1,000
PER MILE HAVE BEEN MADE to facilitate the ex-
tension OF the road rem Lincoln westwCd to the Platte
River, which Is in process Of construction. The MD
LAND PACIFIC foras part OF direct EAST AND
VEST TRUNK ROBTS, now beHg rapidly built 4om
Urbana, the LyDL4HAP0EhS, BLoORITGTOG
AND WESTERN RAILWAY. in Illinois, through 4
VERY RICE AGRIGgLTURAL District, DENSE
~ POPULATED for the greater part! OF the way to
Grand Island the Platte River, where Junctlo is
made with the Union Pacific Railroad. THIS ne line
go miles long formed of three links OF while more
than 200 NILES ARE COMPLETED, a force Of over
1000 men is engaged in vigorous prosecution of the
work and THE ENTIRE LINE rs TO BE FULLY
COMPLETED IN 1873
The roads composing this trunk line are yCDICT0US-
LTLOCATBD, AND ARE UNDKR THE DIRE CTIOE
OFSOHE OF THE ABLEST AND MOST SUCCESS
FGa RAIL WAY MANA GERS of the country. Being
in lie same interest consolidation must follow and thus
form strong combination of railway. Dircctncss of
route Is greatly in It's favor 1t la miles in dis
tNncc between New York and San Francisco over any
existing line The MIDLAND Pa CIFIC, with the broad
area of fertile and productive land tributary It,
with Its close alliance with the Missouri Iowa Ne
brasks Railroad and the indianapolis Bloomington and
WESTERN EXTENSION, must soon be taxed to Ito
fullest limit to accommodate local and through business
shipments OF products by this road will lead TO the
WEST as well as to the EAST We recommend these
Bonds which are a FIRST LIEN on COMPLETED
road, As a prime security, PERFECTLY SAFE, and IN
RETURNS much more desirable for Investors than Gov
ernmcnt Bonds.
Present price, 90 and accrued interest in currency.
Coupons payable Feb. and Aug. In gold free of tax
In the city of New York. All marketable securities re-
ceivcd in exchange at full rates. Bonds may he regis
tered without charge. Pamphlets maps circulars &c.
giving ull information, be obtained the under
signed
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Tuesday, July %, at 10 o'clock A. M.

The First Day-salling 10 PrOvlncetown Mass.
Second Day-Vsiting Nantucket and Newport.
Third Day--New York City.
Fourth Day-Long Branch, on New Jersey Coast.
Fifth DaY-HudsoH River to Hudson City and POugh7
keepsie
Sixth MISUNDERSTANDING at Newburgh one Of
the most delightful of sltor, being celebrated the
headquarters of the immortal Washington.
Seventh Day-Vsit West Point stopping over night in
New York Csty.
Eighth Day-viat Bridgeport Cons.
Ninth and Tenth Days-Martha's vineyard, Eew Bed
ford, and stopping night at Falmouth Heights the
night Of The tenth day
Eleventh. Day-Friday. Aug. 2d-Ariving home.
The Worcester Brass Band, 7, G. richardson Leader
and Barnard d Richardson's Orchestra have been en-
gagged.
We ace to have good cooks and walters The tables
ars to be furnished with good and substantial food.
The best of accommodations will be furnished for
sleeping. Airy berths and clean bedding State rooms
sold at Auction 10 the highest bdders there are Sc state
rooms to sell.
The tickets are limited to three hundred persons
The tickets arc put at the low price of TWENTY-FIVE
(S25 dollars which includes Fare Food and Bertbs f,r
the round trip Of eleven days Tickets sold only by the
Pn5osioent, W, MEcoRkEY, Worcester, Mass, TO whom
stamp Il an answer is expected.
The tickets VIII be for sale Monday Jnns f4th PROM
june Ath 90 July ith che members of the Colt Family
will have the preference, first chance. After that
nme; tne pu5nc generally VIII have an opportunity 20
pnchao ana the members must take their chances with
others.
last year the tickets were all sold zen days before the
MIRO o. starring and over one hundred and nifty persons
were disappointed because there were Nekess for
Tickets 10 be paid For whea engaged aad no tickets
kept for any one w. MRcoRNkY, President,
Worcester Mass
ohohGh Z sIfABes. secy dtw Jsfs
RosToN AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
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HEAD QUARTERS srUDLEFUSK BRIGADE.

July 2, 1872
General Orders No l.
l. This Brigade will parade upon the morning of
July 4th, 1872 between the hours of seven and ten
O'Clock.
IL. Commanders Of companies, chiefs of SQUADS
heads of representations, and all members Of the
Brigade WIN report ut Salem square, at six O'clock
sharp, on the morning.
If The Brigade Band Cavalry, Infantry and
other branches Of the service will congregate at
points suitably selected, and known by pacards
erected thereon and report to their several COM
maBders
I'LL Each commander and each member Ofrepre-
seutations, will report personally to the command
them by officers appointed for said purpose.
V. The staff Officers, whose names appear In the
programme of the day. have been duly commits
stoned, and will be respected and obeyed accord
iugiy NJ, lh,nt. :, nnno.o.
sorry to issue special order regarding dec0rum dur
ing the parade, and places implicit confidence In
those under his command, and feels assured that no
ungentlemanly conduct nor boister0us demonstra-
lions will be observed. Smoking will not be allowed
except In cases where it Is essential to Representa-
ton.
will be discharged during the parade This order
will be strictly enforced.
VIII Lieut.. Custar-d Of the 4th Cavalry Is here
by detailed in charge of Provost Guard, and Is or
dered to prevent any struggling.
TX. The I'D. Qrs. Of the Commd'g Gen'l will be
established on the Hay Scales at Salem Square.
does not include Co. w, 4th Cavalry. Capt. Kill
Michael will form his company on Salem street,
right resting ON Park street.
BRIO GEN'L SIMON Il. SrUpLEFuNK.
Officials A. q. Burntcoat, A. A. A. A. @.
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EXTRA
Outward Bound Trains from Coliseum
Platform.

First Extra In about IS minutes aner close Of each
days concert for Newton Lower Falls and intermediate
stations, followed as early practicable hy
Second Extra. for brO0kline and B., H. Il Il. Railroad
stopping at Chapel and Longwood; which tTan Will 10
followed, without delay, by
Third Extra. for Worcester, Milford and F1tehburQ
stopping at Granville Ind all stations beyond
~ other extras follow due announcements will be
made by placards from Coliseum platform.
Passengers by inward trains for Coliseum will leave
he cars when the stop Is made for the Providence
ing, and time will be given for TINT purpose Passen gers
are desired TO go at once from the track the platform
All persons warned Of the danger Of crossing or
standing upon tho tracks In the vicinity the Coliseum
or east OF the MIL Dam crossing In Boston.
After the concerts large pacards will he shown from
the shed and other places TO inform passengers Of mo
destination OF the next trains
Ticket Once will be open AZ the Coliseum platform
where all who are not already furnished eau supply
themselves with tickets but passengers respectfully
requested 70 purchase tickets In both directions where
they take the cars.
The Regular outward Passenger trains win stop at
the Coliseum unless specially directed 10 do So
The time Of Regular Trains may be learned from post
In all stations.
~ All persons cautioned not to get on or Oh the
trains when they are moving.
Boston, June 10. 1871. dtiya }ell
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SO MILES SHORTER THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD,

either BglLT in contemplation between Buffalo and
Chicago
THE MAXINUA GRADE on the entire line does not
exceed FIFTEEN FEET to the mile-alsd N4netg-six
per cent Of the road IS STRAIGHT
The Canada Southern tincudIng Its branch OF 81 mikes
TO st. Clair) and the Chicago ,na' Southe N. with
their light grades, direcv aAs,. 'ortest
route between Buffalo and CNcueo, NBi
most speedy, economical. ufd safe transit at
both passengers and freight
The road thus far has been buHt by cash subscrpnc
and the proceeds of the bonds offered VIII complete
and fully equip n. The principal and interest OF the
bonds are payable either IN New York, London, or
Frankfort
We have no hesitation In recommending the bonds AS
A PBRFE CTLP SAFE as weH Gs.a PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
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PURSE $4,000.

For horses that have never sI25 to st $50
10 second; SIS to third.
Patch, Pitchburg CHI m ...........Jennie Chandler
Houghton. Worcester CHI g.................R eb
VIM MandeiI blk m..............,. FrOc
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PEACE FESTIVAL
From July 1 to July d, 1S72,
INCLUSIVE, SUNDAYS ExCEPTRD.

The Chorus Tickets are good only this Extra unless
specially endorsed by assistant superintendent other
proper ofi1eer.
The extra train will leave Worceste at II As NJ and
will not sop al stations East Of Granville.
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PURSE $1,000.

For horses that have never beaten $50 sO0 to first SO
To second
5 Houghton Worcester. rs Lady WillistOn
h Pratt ." rs blk g.....-...-..... George
l. ) Knowles, " ms ch g............... Richard
Geo Dewhurst, s. ms VIII g............. Leonard
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+ U LY 4 tn, ST 2.
WORCESTER PARK ASSOCIATION !
Entries for Meeting, July 4th, 1872.
PURSE. 10000.

For horses that have heaten minutes. SIS to
first SIS to second.
Richardson, Worcester ms hr g............. Jim
ID Hnughton, gr m-,.....-...... Blister
Hale, Ms sm,-....-..-.. Lady Hale
II NJ Gale, rs hm.....,..... Early Rose
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mo ROAD BUILDFRs. INC {

TO ROAD BUILDERS.-T Selectmen
- Of Spencer VIII receive proposals until satur-
day July 6h for building about 400 rods o. road near Ire
"Whittemuru Pond" IN spencer The location and
speencations can be seen BY calling GEORGE WILL
son. The right to reject any proposal ID
- LUTHER HILL, Chairman.
Spencer, june ", 1874 d&w,jy0 jels
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ROUTE OF PROCESSION.

The procession will move from Salem square down
Park to Trumbnll street; thence to Front and Main
streets; down Main to Lincoln square, where 1t
will countermarch and pass mp Main to Elm street;
through Elm, West and Pleasant streets to place of
meeting, and dsband.
N.B.-Cut out this programme for reference.
J. STEWART BRowN,l Exocrt,vo
X. CHAMPION, .i..
j. b. WILLARD, NVininit'ee'
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PURSE. $4,000.

For horses that have never beaten 237 SITS to first $50
to second; SIS to third,
$ IIoughon Worcester. rs eh g........... Rob Roy
l. w Raw Fltchhurg, g......,....... Kentucky Boy
Holden. Hudson ms Horace Greeley
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The first will he started at 23OP NJ precisely
All races will be conducted under the rules OF the Ma
tional Association OF which this Association Is mem
Der. ~
Good music will he In attendance.
Police will be present and order will be rigidiy
forced.
Members of the association who have not procured
badges be supplied upon application to the
tary
Admission to grounds. .......50 cents
tOT tatn -s..-sss.ss.-.ss.--.W ttnts
A. d. WARREN. President.
d. d. WILEY, Vice President
HORACE b. VERY, Secretary and Treasurer.
Ivp
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On and After June 90, '72,
EXCURSION TICKETS

will be issued this lavore route from Worcester TO
iloOsaC Tunnel North Adams, Troy Saratoga sprlngs
Niagara Falls, and return, at greatly reduced prices via
Boston, Barre Gardner railroad TO Gardner; Vermont
n Massachusetts Railroad to HOosae Tunnel; Barnes
Cos Splendid Line of
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EIFTH ANNUAL
COLT EXCURSION I!
FOR 1879.

To The Colt ErsNrsfORstS, and The Public:
The managers OF the Colt Association present the fol-
lowing as the route for the year 1872
We leave Boston, Commercial Wharf, I'm the splendid
and commodious steamer NEW BRENswIeE, Capt. 5. II.
PIKK. C0nARandeE,
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FINE WATCHES,

and shall at all times keep hand full assortment OF
all the various highgrade watches, including the PEREZ
gauN, Satzman Lange, Breting, &c in Swiss; together
with the Howard, Waham and Elgin In America. All
of which we will sell at reasonable prices
Mr.. ALFRED HARTWELL is In our employ as Watch
Maker and we guarantee all work to be attended to in
prompt and workmanlIke manner
Trusting to receive ar share of the patronage of the
public In return for efforts to them, we invite
those who wish good tmekeepers and reliable time to
regulate by, to give us call.
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RUNNING RACE....sa5.OO.

Free to all. Entrance free Y mile heats-3in5
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BOSTON s. WORCESTER DIVISION.

BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD,
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PIERCE IL KENDALL, Auctioneers.
Office, Central WinchendOn, Mass.
DOSITIVE SALE
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1868. FOURTH OF JULY. 1872.
STCDLEFUNK BRIGADE.

The following order of procession, etc, has been
arranged for the coming fourth of July The route
of march, time of meeting and other arrangements
may be found in the orders issued by General
Studlefunk
As those who participate in this parade have
spared no pains to make it an orderly as well as
comieal affair, the executive committee earnestly
desire the cooperation of the citizens to prevent
any disorderly manifestations by those who do not
take part 1t is necessary that people keep the walk
in order to allow sufficient room for the procession
as well for the citizens who desire to witness the
parade with no Instructions to their view.
"On this occasion" the houored guest of the
Brigade will DO the particular friend of the Com
handing Gen1, the distinguished Brig. Gent Let
tuoe de Radsh, commander Of the heroic Brigade
de Rhubarb that has been SO terribly cut in pieces
in many engagements.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
oft,
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WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE
AND
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL!
r the Evening Concerts /.

General Admission wv
Tickets all parts Of the house for sale at Music Hall
and at the Coliseum throughout the day.
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Grass and Oats by Auction.

BY b. W. ABBOTT, AuctiOneer.
Office No. Central Exchange.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20
CITY lTE NJ S.

arrppn WALTON. Druggist, No. 2S5 Market
.,-.s, r..nsctulIy informs his friend and the public
in general. that he keeps on hand all dcscrip'on'o
ne licipes. and that competent person IS al
imsa ready to prescribe for such sick as call NJ INA
tore and that no charge is made except the resaiai
price of the medicines. the same price AS they ~out
nay anywhere else: but that ne one u vis''ea ~
their residences.
HI1IIDERS HARDWARE.-We would ca
&hs attention of those building to our STOCK
Building Hardware Paints, Ohls GLASS; &C., whien
i. we'll selected, and LARGEST in the State
Nails. Sash Weights, Rim and Mortise Locks Buzz
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, Staybacks, and IN
fact all necessary matcral for building, fol sale ne
CAPELLE & BROTHER, ii. Market ST.
Carpenters' Tools, Planes, Carpenters and
Chapmans make,> Chisels, Sockets ana fiImels
SQUARES Steel and Iron Compasses, Caiape's nuee'
Wooden and Steel Braces, Pinchers, Beveis, "a"
Sets, Plumbs and Levels, DC, for sale by
CAPELLE Il BROTHER, PIP Market 81.
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills, AL, all cotton
CAPELLE s BROTHER, 2l2 Market ST
PLOWS, Of different makes, as follows:-
epdorn, Moore, Atwood K Wiley's. New OH
n'ke.I cxIPGLIE 5G5 1I1s y y BROTHER. 2le Market St
PLOW CASTIN9S-Hecken Moore, Al
''C CApELLE & BROTHER, PIP Market St.
KNIVES AND FORKS.-Our stock OF Table
and Dessert Knives Ivory, Tip-hoI1i, Eoohy ailt
Cocoa handles, both English and American make
IA worthy of the attention OF any one wishing II
purchase. CAPELLE d BRO, 2l2 Market 81;
CROSS CUT SAWS.-Wood and Cross Cu
Saws, with Tuttles patent teeth, these saws, by tn
exnerience of practical men, will do as much wori
one day as any other in two ana az @ ieuu
PIP Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20
LOCAL INrELLIoEMoE.

Clear Of your pavements rs soon as possible
Step up 10 the Festival, at Institute Hall. this
evening.
The sidewalks are still in a wet and slippery
condition.
Mrs. u. p. Bowers will appear at the Opera
House next Monfay evening.
Bad colds are numerous, and Ir sent weather 10
highly conductive to their spread.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE (weehy) has been
issued tor this week. 1t is, usual, an excellent
number.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20

SUNDAY School UNION FEsTIvAL.-Thurs-
day evening the Sunday School Union Festi-
val opened at Institute Hall, ana notwthstand-
ing the dlsagreeable state of the weather and
the slippery condition Of the sidewalks, was
largely attended. For several days past the
various committees have been lab0ring indus
trionsly in their several departments, and the
result is a most handsome and convenient ar
| rangement Of the Hall for fair purposes
The right hand side of the room upon enter.
ing is devoted to a restaurant, and the opposite
| side to an ice cream garden. An octaConal
table occupies the centre. for the sale of TOYS,
| etc. The refreshment table is spread in front
OF the stage. In the South East corner OF the
room the art gallery and office are located,
while "Uncle Toms Cabin" is given con-
! spicuous place on the stage. This is regular
curiosity shop.
Upreared and separating these departments,
except the refreshment table, from the space
devoted to visitors, are delicate frame works.
trimmed with Ivy leaves, the spaces between
being draped with flags, ana the banners of the
schools joining In the festival. The entire
surroundings harmOuize, and are very plea
sing.
The fair opened at ~ O'Clock with religions
exercises, after which the business and enjoy.
ment OF the evening began, and both were
vigorously pursued: Everything passed of
pleasantly, while jokes, repartee, exchanges O,
compliments and loose change flowed freely
No one was rudely importuned to buy this o.
that, and no articles were chanced off. thu.
rendering ones presence there more pleasan,
than at most similar affairs. The fair will con
tinue this and to morrow evenings, and all VIII,
did not go last evening should be sure to At
tend
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20
AND oouiasao'AL
9ualness Molcos.

Cheap Cool.-Stove S6.2b, Nut - 50 per y, sat ~
nonnds for cash only, at yard South OF Market
street Bridge. feb2l-u WIN. }. BROWN.
To Pic MIC PARTIEs.A fine assortment ..
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds MaMu'
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Loosteis Gu,
H,ttrevs a I,atcurs celebrated olive oils, A.
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lomoar"
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserV.n
Kettles, Mason. Dexter, Valve. Wilcox. ana othe
glass, stone and tin air tight jars and cans cns"P
st BOWMAN'S the Grocer's ith and Lomoa'u.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20
.lS .t4a..aT tf,'ai2
rnI olry COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING.
Council met at the usual hour, President Mars
in the chair.

Council met at the usual hour, President MARS
in the chair.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS.
The Street Commissioner reported 80 men and
10 carts in his employ. with pay roll o. VII; soe
Of s3O4 3l. IThe nav roll Of the Water Depart
n,ent, with less men, is larger than that ct the
Street Department. it will he observed, but tn.s
attributed 10 the fact that III. men in the otrSet
Department are employed y few days during sao
wesF. wh,l, in the Water Department they are
constantly employed.
FAVORABLE REPORTS.
BY the Police Committee, OH nomination OF
Messrs. Nickerson and Scniey tor policemen BY the
Mayor.
ApyERsE REPORTS.
Dy the Street COMMITTEES. on petition OF r.
Mcdowell and others for the curbin8 and paving
Of Panua Ave The matter is simply deferred WI
April.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20
Board Of Trade.
DAILY MEETINGS ON CHANGE.

DAILY MEETINGS ON CHANGE.
Nineteen members were present at the
meeting, to day. The following receipts and
shipments were recorded:
RECEJPTs
s87 tons Of coal, 800 bushels of lime, 5000
feet Of lumber, 10 tons Of bone. 20 tons of plate
ton, 10 tons Of fire brick, 3s bales Of cotton, so
barrels Of -four, SO ton OF merchant iron. 43
bales Of goat skins, 81 900 pounds Of rags, 90
bales Of juie.
SHIPMENTS.
One car Of sheet iron, one car Of mer :handise
1900 bushels Of corn meal. 160G oushels Of corn
80 tons OF car wheels, 5000 pounds of paper, 80
ions OF merchant iron, 80 carriages, ten cases Of
m orocco.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20
MAGISTRATES Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR slMMs.

VIM. Smith from Philadelpha, stopped here
lasI night, and by loaflng in suspicious manner
around Thirteenth and King streets, attracted
the attention Of officer Shaw. He stated that he
was hunting for a good place to spend the night
wheE the officer accommodated him with lodg-
ings at the City Hall. This morning he was
reprimandsd and discharged.
Ned Leary, COL, for disorderly conduc, was
fined costs, and held to bail 10 the sum Of 500.
to keep the peace.
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
few weeks ago, couple Of young men Of
this city, went OF SPREE when one of them got
drunk, and fell asleep in a beer saloon, his
companion then took his watch for safe keeping
but afterwards got drunk himself, and lost it.
The owner afterwards threatened prosecution,
when the other promised remuneration. Failing
TO comply, the owner entered snit sgalnst ths
| loser Of the watch, for the amount which had
been promised, $50. The case came otf las
evening, the defendant claiming 3 referee trial
when the ref.rtes decided that there was ne
cause for action, and the case was d smissed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20
AUGUSTA, GA Dec. 81, 1870
0oClE ETIG0.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

68E11N06 THIS 8VkNINu.
Fairfax Lodge. No. s, o F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, U o F. at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King Sts.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, . NJ, at Red Mems
Hall. 4I5 Market.
Washington Council, No 4, o U A NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King St.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr., q U A NJ, at Hall
9th and Market st.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5Ol
Market St.
Excelsior Lodge. No 7. X of P, at Knights o
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market St.
Washington Camp, o s of A, at Good Eel
ows' Hall, Sd and Market SITS.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth ant
Market streets, third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20

THE FESTIVAL. TIMES, made its appearance lasl
evening and was distributed nj the Sunday
School festival, nj Institute Hall. II is cycelcn'iy
printed, on tinted paper, by James X Webb, and
its contents are sparkling aud attractive II will
be- issued again, this and tomorrow evenings.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-20

FNrERTAlNMENT.--Thc managers of the sun
day school Union Festival have set apart Satur-
day afternoon To be devoted 10 an entertainment
for the sunday School children, commencing at
three O'Clock An excellent programme has been
prepared, and the Juveniles may expect a JOYOUS
time