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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
the public Schools.

EXAMINATIONS IN SPELLINd.--At the COM
mencement os the Fail Term OF our Pnbhc Schools
the same WORDS or words considered equivalent
in difficulty wero given to each OF the correspond
ing classes mentioned below, to be learned ny the
end OF tho term.
We give below the percentages OF correct SPELL
ing made by these classes, when they were exam
med few days since.
The large number OF children applying for seats
in schools No. 2, 3, O and 10 made it necessary
about the middle OF ths fern TO promote pupils
from these schools to No l, and to ill the places
left by the pupils promoted. with new pupils
This prevented the classes in these schools from
making as high averages as il they had not been
disturbed
PERCENTAGES.
School No 2-lst class, 81; I'd, IS; Sd, 90; 4th
9l: 9TH, 81 9Th, SIS.
School No. dist class, 81: Cd. 81; Sd, 50; 4th
So.
School No. 6-lst class, 50; ii. Is; Sd, 20; ish
7S Ssh. 81. 9Th. %.
School No. list class, IS; 2d, 95: Sd, S3; 4th
81: 9th. so: 9Th, 81.
School No. S-lst class, Si I'd, 30; Sd, So; 4th
c.
school No 10 lst class, 80; 81, Gil 81, Gs; 18th
So
School No. II = LIST class, -: 81, o.: 3D.. 81.
School No IL lst class, IS; 2d, 81; Sd, 81.
School No l LIST class, 81; 81. 81; Sd. Il; 4th
CS; oh, ~; 9th, 9G.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

The WEsT TRAGEDY, with all lis horrors,
has its humorous side. II is stated as veritable
fact that Oh the night OF The fearful tragedy,
when il WAS thought that West had been blown
TO pieces whilst laboronsly struggling TO deydIop
science. two young doctors Of Dover made a
professional examination at that mil night hour
and gave decision that the dismembered
remains before them were those Of their lam en-.
ted friend, DIR. West, aid whilst looking around
for the fragments cf the body that had been
"6lown up" bony substance was handed them.
They carefully examined it and informed the
excited crowd that it was portion Of the
professors" c.anium. They also told the ami
onical name of the bone in Latin and were
showing the part Of the skull frcm which il had
been blown, when they were informed that they
were holding "postmorlem' examination over
a piece Of pumice ce-stone--Smyrna Times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
SHIPMENTS.


One car Of machinery. ten tons OF car wheels,
ten tons Of feed, one car of merchandise
Navigation was reported entirely closed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
Magistrates Cases.
EEFoRE MAYOR sIMMs--AN UNUSUAL NUMBER q
CASES.

BEFORE MAYOR sIMMs-AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF
CASES.
Christmas, although holiday for mesi people,
brought no respite from duty 10 the Mayor and
police force. On the contrary, their duties were
largely increased, while the city Golfers were re
plenishcd to considerable extent, as the follow
ing summary of the last forty eight hours opera
tons will show -
TO beg in with fourteen cases of ordinary drunk
enness were disposed Of at 30 cents and costs
each.
John Coates was dead drunk, and would doubt
less have frozen to death, but for the official III
tention of officer Bacon, who picked him up nj
Fourth and King streets, and took him to Hail.
Fifty cents and costs.
John McE'wee, who has been selling pictures
al auction, for the past few days, was fined $780,
for not obtaining the license required by City Or.
dinance.
VIM. S. Steward and Eli Dill, col, were cacl,
fined 81 and costs, and placed under SlOO BAIL fol
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Burris Burton and WIN. Toney col, for the same
offence, were each fined 81 and costs, and placed
under 500 bail.
Abraham Evans, col, for disorderly conduct
and resisting officer Mullen in the discharge oi
his duty, was fined e5 and costs, and held to bail
| In the sum of 300, to keep the peace.
John Warner for drunkenness and breaking
glass in the saloon Of VIM. He'll, was fined q
and costs, put under &2OO bail, and required to
pay " restitution money to VIM. He'll.
Henry Rollins for dis0rderly conduct in +. Sin,
giles cigar store, Sixth street, near market, was
fined costs, and held under 500 bail to keep tho
peace. -.
VIM. Shakespeare, for disorderly conduct in
the yestibnlc of the Opera House, last evening,
was fined IS and costs, and held to bail, in tho
sum of $500, to keep the peace.
jas. Fisher, charged with assault and battery on
Mrs Rebecca Montgomery, In an eating house ON
King street, below second, was fined t.and costa
and held to bail, In the sum Of 500, to keep the
peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
Tor tl.e Gazette.
Open Fires.

The article from the "Science OF Health which
appeared in the Gazette the 23d inst. referring
to the "Joys OF an Open Fire." cannot fail to ar.
rest the attention OF such of your readers. who
remember the country before 1t waa totally de-
spoiled by the woodman's axe; before the advent
oil the sullen old ten plate stove. writer in n
western paper lately recommended the kindling
of fires outside Of the DIV elling house to resist
the antumnal maladies. Such a preventive if
applied 10 fires indoors, instead of fires out
doors, seems to have had the sanction Of old timed
authority. Referring to the rude forefathers OF
the village, more than one hundred years ago
Gray observed
For them no more the cheerful hearth shall burn
Nor busy housewife, ply her evening care.
Another equally distinguished author of the
last century. pictures his overlabored father.
perturbed by cares and ill forebodings, chiled by
exposure in the open fields, as day draws to its
close, with his miry beasts, retrelring from the
plow, wearily bending his course homeward;--
greeted ut the threshold of his cottage by his fire
place glowing right merrly, his clean hearth
stone, and the smile OF his thrifty wife. The
Oxygen OF the air, true to its instructive afiini
ties. with healiL i'll its wings, rushes eagerly to
embrace the blazing hearth, quickening the ca
u,ary circulation, disenvenoming the working
/ germs of disease, restoring the tone OF languio
/ nature, beguing him of all his carking cares
and making him quite forget the shnddcrlns
/ chilli which the lamented Doctor Merrett called
! the 'SAadow Of Death" OcToGENARIAN
New Castle, Dec, oath 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

=. Christmas is over. .s -s.-.+
Slcighs were ont today. TT
City Council meets tonight.
Our police were kept brsy yesterday. s-st2
The saloons were well patronizcd yesterday
''Such awful weather." Is the general cSc!ama-
tion, to-day. t..l
Wonder how many had headaches existed in
this city this morning.
The Opera House was crowded last evening"
The play was "Maly Stuart
The regular meeting of Workingmcns Loan
Association will be held this evening.
Fights were numerous yesterday. II would be
impossible to mention all of them separately
The Chapman sisters are announced 10 appear
at the Opera House this evening, supported by a
strong troupe.
good fire could he kccnly appreciated to-day,
and for this reason about half of the fires pro
vokingly refuse 10 burn rightly.
The Newport accident created considerable ex-
citemcnt in our city yesterday morning. The it-
ports prevalent then were considerably cxaggcrl-
ted.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the great storm,
and the uniavorable condition OF the streets, 1t is
decided bv some Of those interested III the fornn-
ton Of Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, to posepone the mee.Iu- winch wa $
called to take place this evening until mex. Sat
tonight Let those interested in the caust not
fail to be present at the time named.
Coop WoRK.--Ycsterday afternoon crowd OF
drunken negroes became engaged in free fight
near the corner of Ninth and Walnut streets, and
created disgaccful disturbance. Oiliccr Crop
per happened along about this time, and pushing
into the crowd, he Piled his baton vigorously ON
the cInniums of the drunken bnwlers, and soon
restored quiet. His stalwart form and sturdy
blows created such panic among the combat
an that they fled in all directions, and for the
bo!ance of the afternoon that neighborhood wts
comparatively quiet.
THE WEATHER. And such weather as it Is
We don't believe the famous "olGest inhabitant'
ever experienced worse and If he did, we hope he
will keep the knowledge to himself, for surely no
| body wishes to hear Of weather any worse than
this. Shortly after eight O'Clock last evening il
commenced to snow, fine drifting snow, accom-
panied by a keen and piercing wind. Before
| morning however, it changed to hail which pat
| tered furio lsy into the faces OF those uRfortu
yates who were obliged 10 be ont, cutting md
pricking like sharp needle points. About noon
| snow began again to mingle with the falling hail
the thermometer meanwhile ranging between tel
and fifteen degrees. From appearances business
seemed to be almost at a standstill. Teams wer,
as scarce as when the epizootic ragged, while the
| street cars ran on half time only. with Ton
horses to each car. The trains were nearly all dc
layed in their arrival here, but not TO very con
| siderable extent But very few people were OF
| the streets, and those were compelled by press o
| business. to face the warning elements. 1t is
day to draw comfort from warm iiresde, ant
God pity those who, from poverty or misfo rtuuc
| are deprived OF heat and shelter, this awfu
weather.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
SOCIETIES..
MEErINas THIS EVENING.

jefferson Lodge, No. ,. /. O. .. f., Mt Odd
Fellows Hall. Third and King.
Kcokuk Tribe. No. 3. /. o. Il. NJ, at Red Mems
nah. il5 Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. !. s. Of T., Ut Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. J. q. u. A. n a,
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council. No. 2. Jr. q. U. A. NJ. at Hal
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5Ol
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. OF r., at knights @
pythias Hail. 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

ACCIDENT AT NEwPoRT.-On Tuesday even
ing, an accident occurred on the p, W. IL B. X.
r., at Newport, which narrowly escaped being
fatal in its results. Mrs. Thomas Lyman, her
son Thomas, and her sistcr-in-law, Miss Lyman,
We're in carriage, driving home, and had Just
reached The gate opening into the yard when the
New York and Washington Express train, due in
this city at 5:35 which was somewhat behind
time, came along Al n high rate of speed The
gate is so near to the railroad. that while the
horse was standing close TO it, the carriage re.
mained upon the track. Before the gate could l5c
opened, or the occupants of the carriage leap on,
the engine struck the vehicle, completely wreck.
ing it, and throwing Mrs. Lyman, her son, and
Miss Lyman violently to the ground Mrs. I.y
mans injuries consisted of two broken ribs and
some severe bruises about the head and face
Her son Thomas was thrown upon his head ant
almost completely scalped. Their injuries, how
| ever, although serious, are not fatal. Miss Ly
nam, strange to say, escaped with n few Sigh
bruises, although she was of course. badly shock
| cd and frightened. The horse was entirely unin
jured. On the reception of the news nj the depot
| i'll this city, Drs Kane and Draper were Instant,
| dispatched to Newport, in special car and rem
dered all the medical assistance in their power
| This morning all the injured parties were toins
as well as could be expected, but their narrow es
cape from instant death seems almost Proyiden
tial As before stated, the train was behind time
nearly an hour and those in the carriaes supposed
that 1t had long since passed by, and were no
aware OF its approach until it was too late to es
! cape.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
ON MARRIAGE.

u.uny Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in. carly lie Man
knsi restored Impediments 10 Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment New aEa & ~ sssicd
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2soutn
Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa. an Institution hsving
q high reputation for honorable conduct az ana pro-
essionaI skill. ueco--aM
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

CHRISTMAS DRUSKs.-lt was remarked by
MANY persons. Yesterday, that they observed
more drunken men on the streets, than On
any previous holiday within their memofy
Some thought that about half the city was On.
gagged in a grand consolidated drunk, while tht
greater portion of the other half waspartiaEly
tipsy. Getting drunk seems to be the chlel
holiday pleasure Of many persons, but If the!
can draw any comfort from the aching heads
which are sure to follow such carousals. they
are welcome to do so.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
steam Atomizers,

For the Inhalation of atomized fluid: IN .nS
.nd lungs. Beng self acting they produced an even
dow without no ibTss
Sr. ~ snnn;ad seyeral dozen of these atomizers ana
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
- il. ERTNGHURST x Co., Apothetca,ri.es. les,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
City NOTICES.
PERU me AtonIzr6.

An elegant, pleasing simple and useful na
nn, sc.ntinS the clothing. ana hat
md cooling and sSSIhi5Ds fpSSamea
h"rrs sensitiye surfaces &C.. also for dlsnicc.'hs
ano h. BRINGHURST N CO.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the regular meet
ing of Reynolds Encampment, No 3, l. .. o. r.,
held OH Tuesday evening, the following officers
were clec.ed:-C. y, James Eglinton; H. r,
Edwin Stout: s. W, Thos. Il Young; l. W.,
James G. Hinkson: Scribe, Peter q. DALEY,
Treasurer Louis II. Foulk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
Board Of Trade.
DAILY MEETINGS ON CHANGE.

Owing to the inclement weather, to-day, the at
tendance at the meeting was very small. The
following receipts and shipments were recorded:
RECEIPTS.
ils5 pounds Of merchant iron, 10000 pounds and
10 bales OF rags. l4l2 pounds of chain 100 bushels
OF malt, e000 pounds of wire, 296 bags of sumae
100 tons Of coal. care load Of car springs O0l
feet OF lumber. 20 bales OF cotton, 1900 pounds
OF hoop iron.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26
Dr.. @. BTGELOW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYsIoIAN,

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSIoIAN,
HAS removed from No. lT9 South Clark at, cor,
ner of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH STATE
STREET, CHICAGO.
Is Is we'll known by all readers of the papers
that DR.. C. Bigslow 10 she oldest estabiishs ed
physician in Chicago, who has made The treat
bent OF all chronic and sexual diFeases 3 Fpe-
cialty scisnse and experience have made DR..
b. the most renowned SPRCIALIsT ofthe age
honored by the press, esteemed of the highest
medical attainments By all the medical in sti-
tutss of the day, having devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfeoting remedies
that will cure positively the worst cases of
CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES of tho
GENITo- UkINARY ORGANS in both sexes,
Seminal Weakness, producing NsrvousnesH.
Aversion 30 Society, Impaired Vision, Loss of
Memory and Manhood, perfectly cared. II is
evident chat one who confines himself to the
study Of certain diseases, treating thousands Of
cases every year, must have greater skill than q
physician in general practice. RSsd his MED-
ICAL TREATISE for ladies and gentlemen. Sent
free to any address in sealed en selope. Consul
tston Free. The finest rooms in the city, with
Separate Parlors for ladies and gentlemen. Call;
you see Only the Doctor! Correspondence Con
hdsntial Address all letters to Dig. O. BTGE-
h. to P. VI Sundays 2 P. NJ. to 5.
E.B.-Lsdiss, send for descriptive circular
| of Pessdrie Reaede, the best prevention of con
ceptiou known. Sent TO any address, enclose
| stamp. janI0 dkwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26
MaDzeAz.
DIR. "A. G. oLIN

OONE41G ~ AYA4s - - - ~ - ~
565 State. Ssress, ths Ioegest sngsged and most
succsssfui Physician IL ths Msss, IN the treat
ment OF all P,frute, 0hroaic and Urinary Disea-
ses Of both ssxes, without msrsary- His skiil
as specislis is Ia sur passsd In Chicago or aay
other city, having devoted twenty years TO the
study and treatment Of all PRIVATE DI5AA-
SEs and NERVOUS DEBILITY; the afflicted
may consult hin with an assurance OF relief.
No matter who has failed, tell him your private
troubles, he cures cases given up By others.
seminal weakness the result Of early indiscre-
tions or other osuses, prod ucing nervousness,
blotches, pimples en- the face, aversion to socie-
", impaired vision, toss Of memory, and man
hood, is permanently cured It is self evident
tn at physician making certain class of dis
eases his study, and treating thousands Of cares
yearly, must acquire greater skill in his sps-
ctaiity than one ia general practice. AanJ
physicians recognising tAis fact, introduce pa
tients to DR.. 0lin for treatment. All medicine.
prepared in his own Laboratory, and sent every
where free from observation Send stamp for
cireulsr. HEtss-E
TRUE MARRIAGE GUIDE, Full infer.
nation on mental aud physical ineapaoity, i'm
pedinents to marriage, ETC., in sealed plain en-
yelope. Price so cents. Ali female difficulties
and Irregularities treated with perfect success.
Ladies', send for circular on prevention. Con
sultation free and strictly confidential. Gall on
or address nr. A. g. 0LTN, COS State Street
| Chicago, III. Office houra from Q .. m to D
m. Sundays 9 to IL 3, N. jan20ds1y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26

THE rspor. Of the civil service commits
sion declares that the 400, 100000 Of reve-
nue. which the government. received last
year is only ihree-fourths of the amount
collected from the people, or IN other words
that one fourth Of all that is collected from
the people is stolen by the custom house
aud internal revenue officials. II these 6g-
ure' are correct, and !hOy are no. disputed,
the amount which the people lost last year
by dishonss, federal officials wAt not less
than $l33,0OO, 900. When 10 this is added
the pay Of an immense army Of officials
and 'he amount paid for the protection oil
mOnOpolis,I, the reason Why the people ia
vor fall aud absolute free trade and direct
taxation is very plain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26

A PRELIMINARY prospectus of n new pro
posed telegraph cable oOmpanv-ISs ,erDini
to be the United States aud England has
been issued in London. The main feature
Of the new company, should tho projsc, be
carried out, is TO send messages between the
two countries at far cheaper rates than
those which are now charged for dispatches.
10 this respect, as in others, the spirit Of
composition must soon furnish additional
means Of rapid in,sr.communicAtion be-
tween Europe aud America
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26

THE financial necessities of Spain have
afforded 9 banking house OF Madrid, that
Of Urqujo and ArSnzAna, an opportunity
20 enter upon q splendid speculation, unst-
tended, however, with any risk. The
house named has agreed TO lend to the Gov
eminent tI2, 500, 900 for SIX months q, the
high rate of ten per cent, per Annum, free
OF any other charges or expenses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26
Ladies', take Particular Notice.
The Real Velpau Female Pills
WARRANTED RRRuru

These Pills, 80 oeIsbratsd msny years ago 10
Paris, for ths-elisf Of fem ale Irregularities and
Afterwards for their criminal an loymen In the
practice of abortion, nov offered for sale for
the nrsi time in America. They have been kept
in comparative obscurity from the fact that the
originator, DR.. Vslpau,i 80 ply sicIan 10 Paris,
Of gTeAtwealth and has stzot oon seien tioursprin
eiplss, aud has withheld them frem general use
lest they should be employed Tor unlawful pur-
poses.
In overcoming Female Distinctions, Falling
of the Womb, FhftSs, Green Sickness, suppres-
sion, Retention, OF Immodorats Flow Of the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Aztec
tions, Pains In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight sxertion, PAlpitation Of the Heart, Hys-
tsrics, &c., and will effect Q cure whom ali other
means have failed and, although . powerful
remedy, do not contain calomel, antimony, or
anything hurtful TO che constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They will, in . short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
OAuTroE. -Married Ladies should never sake
them when there 10 any reason TO believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure toproduss
miscarriage.
Ladies can pressure box, seated from the eyes
ofthe curious, by enclosing enc dollar, and sir
postage stamps to N. W. MAC0kBER, General
Agent Tor United States and Canadss, al Albany
y. T., or Of say authorised Assat. nyiAdvly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26

A BEs MoSrs Iowa. correspondent OF
the Chicago TibUss, Gays the defeat Of
Senator Harlan for reelection twas simply
the retirement Of . man from the senate
who needed to be retired, for his own aud
the states good" In November the pso-
pie will retire Mr. Grant, Mr.. HArlsns
friend, simply ior bis own aud the eOnnIry's
good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26

The AarorA City Life says young lady
has been cutting . dAsbing swell on New
York street BY dressing herself up in mems
clothes, DOMINIC q moustache, and cap.ivA,.
ing the hearts of certain young ladies In
,ha, vicinity. The other evening she called
upon several misses, and invited one 70 90
to a party, who was only too sorry she was
engaged but invited "him" to call again
tina, she nigh, consider. The russ was dis
covered BY Ayouug gentleman missing
some of his fine clothes. The would be
"lit.le man" is described as very pretty, and
wore her disguise quite bseomingly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26

TuE New York Herald paid Bohemian
a., 600 for the Fisk letters to Josephine
Mansfield. The Times having pronounced
ibe letters false on heir fLce since Fi,ks
defective photography is nowhere to be seen
reporter called on Jay Gould add Mr..
sherman, counsel for The Es's railway, aud
was assured that the letters are gsnOiue,
that none have been suppressed, and thAtAl.
we're written by Fisk's privs,e secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26

USDER date Of the ID inst, Secretary
Boutwell, axis for an appropriation Of e.
2S2, 1913 70 supply ds6oieO0 iss in come
Of the department Among the items We
have such as $4,000 for the Fresdmeu's
Bureau; ESQ, 900 FOR Provost MSrshals and
War Department detectives aud $4,000
extra FOR White House repairs Forgetting the
stables, perhaps bui the mos: inpor.sn, is
one Of SSH, 3Oj, 80 for Mr. BouiWelrs own
department
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26

GES. Garfield, Of Ohio, wrote . note to
the Woman's Suffrage Convention in Wash
ington, In which he said awhile heart
ily sympatbizs with oil efforts that will ele-
vats woman aud better her condition, | do
not believe tina, suffrage will accomplish
that result. Had no other reason for this
opinion, the recent tendencies Of the
suffrage movement IN this country would
confirm me In the correctness Of may con
eluSiop.' Misi Anthony said tina, when Mr..
Garfield wrote that letter he wrote his own
epitAph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-26
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