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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16
nMent nrer Mrn. Rarne she shall nufFsr

swept over Mrs. Rarne. She shall suffer,
too !" she thought, yengefully."
"0ut In the Nook, dear Kota, she replied.
''Mr. VintOn and were there together all
the afternoon
"And your neuralgia 2" pursues Dakota,
with whitening emphasis
''Oh, II passed off under the influence of
the warm sun and-and Mr.. VintOn's con-
versation. Don't press me to answer you
more explicitly, you inquisitive darling but,
tell me, did you enjoy the excursion ?"
Extremely Ask Mr.. Coast
"Of course, Mr. Coast was pleased ?" said
Eleanor
'No, he was not, Eleanor Rarne. He was
a miserable millionaire, If that is posi-
ble."
"Well, Kota, replied Mrs. Rarne' sweep
ing round on new tack, ~ am very sorry,
indeed l am but what can do? l have
tried my best TO subdue the poor mans in
fatuation for me, and stayed home from
the ride for that very reason. Really, my life
will soon become burden. If am TO be
pursued so constantly by despairing lovers.
Dakota stood, as the French say, suffocated
by this calm assumption; evidently dawn
was no match for meridian. do you mean
to insinuate that John Vinton," she began,
and then paused 'Do you mean TO insihu
'tWhat do YOU mean, Eleanor Rarne ?"
"Nothing, dearest. How excited you are
tonight !"
"Where Is John Vinton now ?" asked Da-
kota, abruptly.
down on the beach," replied Eleanor,
guessing at probability in order to appear to
know the certainty. The young girl went TO
the window, which commanded a partial
view of the shore; in the dusky twilight she
saw little sail-bOat starting from the dock
''The men have all gone into town to see
the circus, and the evening train is not in.
Who can be in that boat 7" she asked, I'M
petuously.
Eleanor Rarne came to the window also
81 do not know" she said, with her heart
chilled by the language of Dakota's face.
at is John Vinton he Is going out for a
sail !" cried Kota, straining her eyes to see
through the haze. "And the danger-hag Is
| flying in town that is the reason the steam-
| yatch did not go out"
Eleanor turned, and gave her companion
a strange look. Suffer, shallow child -
she thought, bitterly "Suffer as am suf-
fering, If you can ! Yes, IL Is John Vibton, .
she added, aloud, land he knows nothing
about sailing. That boat is sure to capsize
if there is gale coming up"
But Dakota was out of the room .and
house like a flash, and Mrs. Rarne saw her
muslin draperies fluttering down the path
toward the beach.
She followed, but the instant's delay was
fatal Kota was already in her skiff, with
the rope cast off, and her oars in hand.
Eleanor grasped the bow, which was drawn
| up on the beach. "Come back, Kota," sic
cried ''you shall not go !"
II will CO." answered the young girl.
"Y u know can manage the skiif perfectly,
Eleanor. Loose your hold
"You can never reach him, silly child"
"Yes can The breeze is dying down
before the storm +, can reach him before the
squall strikes. Let go Eleanor"
Il will not let CO." cried the older woman,
tightening her grasp. You shall never
reach him, Dakota Weston.
To BR CONTINUED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16
Or. Wells, Extract Of yurubeba,

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar TO the
plant and must be taken as q permanent curative
agent
Is there want of action in your Liver and spleen7
Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes impure
by deleterlous secretions producing scroful us or
skin diseases, blotches, feons, pustules, canker
pimples, &c., &c. Ifa i..
Take Jurubsba to cleanse, purify and restore the
VtiRted blood TO healthy action.
Have you Dyspeptc stomach Unles digestion
is promptly aided the system is debi ated with less
Of vital force, poverty OF the 81 cd, Dropscal ten
denotes, general weakness or assitude.
Take 1t TO assist digestion without reactionit will
lmpart youthful vigor TO the weary sufferer.
Have you veal ness of the Int stines You are
In danger Of Cl roni Diarrn9a or the dreadful In
namatlon of the bo Res.
2 axe it - allay irritation and ward on tendency
to infamationB.
Have you weakness of the Utering or Urinary or
gans7 You must procure instant relief or you are
liable to suffer worse than death.
Take it 70 strengthen organic weakness or life
becomes burden.
Finally it should be frequently taken to keep the
system in perfect health or you are otherwise In
great danger Of mAlarial, miasmatic or contagious
diseases.
JOHN Q KELLOGG, 10 Plat st., N. 7,
-la1L Sole Agent Tor the United 9tateA.
rdoa. q ~ hstslA esaA toE eiFpslaEs n4-1V
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16

A GREAT OFFER +! 81 SGrASs s1asS.sg. EaS19s g.
ORGANS Of Fix nrst-cass makers. including Wa
ters' at very low prices es h. or part cash. and
balance in small monthly ins ailments. heW-1-Oc-
tave hrst-clAss PIANOS modern improvements for
1915 cash. Row ready q CUNORHTO PAhLOK on.
GAN, the most beaulifu style aud perfect tane
Music Merchandise. nov4-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16

HAND STAMPS, of all varieties. Circu
II lars Tree. Agents wanted W. II. IL. Davis
Co., Mfrs, 70 Nassua, N. Y. octzl-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16
ERENoH LAncvAcEr,n.u,,,n, u,,,n,

Professor Jules Macheret, A. NJ "a true native Of
Parisl s2l Market street. In orms his patrons, his
fIienda the ladies and gentlemen, and the public
generally that he Ia now ready 70 begin again his
Tuition 70 private pupils or private classes at the
Residences OF the pupils or At mis- house at his usual
circular Of prices to be paid the last lesson OF each
he Professor intending to return with his family
to France In the beginning Of July next, and hav-
ing received from la0ies anu gentlemen, NJ several
epochs many demands whose object as to Join
pnulc Glasses II he had any. has decided co agres
with the desire OF the puDnc, and TO receive from
to-day applications in person or by 10 tevs for those
public clases, which are 70 take place at his huuse,
Sal Market street, up stairs, every Wednesday ard
Saturday OF this scnOol year, 1874 and 1919 and 70
begin Wednesday, september 10th inst, in the fol
lowing manner; lH
LADIES CLASSES.
Glass B, (Beglnner-,) every Wednesday and Sat
urday, from 70 O'CLOCK, z. M.
Glass A, lAdpancedl every Wednesday and Sat
urdsy, from hali-pasL 8 TO half-past p. N.
GENTLEMEN's GLASSES.
Glass A, (Advanced,) every Wednesday and satur.
day from " O'olnck, eysning.
Class b, (B.ginner) }, every Wednesday and Sat
urday from half-past to half-past 0, evening,
lhs price for quarter OF "a successive lessons In
any ofthese public olasses Il fi0eo In advance,
sSpsis.SedASat-sW .--,-.' '.s t','',,'..'. y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16

1t is not physic whicn may give temporary re-
lief TO the sufferer for the 1rst few doses but which,
from continued use brings piles and kindred di-
seases to aid IN weakening the invalid, nor is 1t
dectOred liquor, which, under the popular name Of
"Bittersn Il SO extensively palmed OF the public
as sovereign remedies, hut it Is q most powerful
Tonic and Alternative pronounced so by the leading
medical authorities OF London and Paris, and has
been long used by the regular physicians OF other
countries with wonderful remedial results.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16
NEWARK ACADEMY.
NEWARK, DBLA WARE.

PROF. EDw. D. PORTER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
A Classical, Scientific and Commercial Boarding
School for Boys and Young Men. Thorough I'M
struction. Careful attention 10 health and morals,
and moderate charges.
Fail Term opens SEPTEMBER 18th, 1871.
Students are rapidly prepared for admission to
College. .. ..
iVQh-dkw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16
yail gnaa gines.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, ocT, q. ISL

SSSSST1axEHsiA oRSTRAE RAILROAD. "a
WEST PHlLADKI4FHIA,
on AND AFTKR SUNDAY, OCT. n, 1874,
Trains leave Depos Thirty-seCOnd and MarK
Trains arrive at Depot Thiry-nrut and Nj rNtS
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Peoli Accommodation daily, except sunday, $50 Al
NJ SO A M and lilo A. M, LILO r. NJ, GO +.
Niagan Express daily, except Sunday. T.so \.
LoSS Haven and Elmira kx. daily, ,ex Sunday Al.
Fast line S,ss and kris Express, daily, sx-
HsfflsbuTg acc daily. except sunday, $50 ?. :.
Lancaster and YORK Acc. dalIysex- =
psT2sseuTs frain, daily except sunday,
Pitssburg Express daily, except Sunday TeoR.M
southern Kxpress daily 1910 z. y.
ssS,dS sTis Nal H,n1i!y.: daily: ..r, \. nSB..
paon sunday Trains, $40 A. M. ana GsS P. n.
kr1e Mail satuTda, night only 10 Williamsport
daily, except sunday, tickets must be procured
ana baggage delivered at 1le Market street BY
NEW YoRK DIVISION.
Express for New York T.1b, $50 and II A. M, and
l2SO 400, $50 and 6-5o p. M, and H. night.
accommodation for New York. 7.so A. N.
Way Trains for Trenton, e4b A. NJ, 30 and li.sO P.
New York Sunday Trains T.sO A. NJ, s.Us P. NJ, and
KKNsINGTON DEPOT.
johannesburg and Bustleton. $40 A. n, 400 noon,
o.lb and 20 r. N.
Way Train for New Brunswick, 21b P. n.
express Trains for Trenton, 7.sO A NJ, and 400
way trains for Trenton. 1OA. NJ. Slb, 800 aud
FOR BELvlDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, lambvilIs, EAston, scranton
&C, T.s0 A M and4.t0 p. N.
Way Train 70 LamDertvine and Flemington, 1000
4 A. M A.UU r.
way trains for Remington 1000 A. NJ, and 8, P NJ
Accommodation for Belvidere 600 p. NJ.
| MARKET STREET FERRY,
| AMBoY DIVISION.
/ Accm'n for New York, via Perth Ambey, and via
Monmouth Junction $50 An. and D. IN
"ay Trains for Trentonys and 10 A. M, IL neon and
ACCOMMODATION for NewYork via Jersey City sPM
way Train for Burlington, e90 r N.
sLpress train for Long Branch, $50, A. NJ, and 400
| r.. N.
Express Trains for Hightatown, 500, A. NJ, and
$3.50, and 4. P. N.
cypress Trains for Pemberton, Long Branch, and
| y J.. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads. T'sO A.
way Trains for Mt Holly, 1870, and 1lso P. NJ.
way Trains FOR Pemberton, lO.OO A. NJ, 2so.
sieepine Ca Car TicRets for the west can be had on
application at the Ticker Ulce sOi Chestnnt street,
nd at the Depot Tnirty-second and Arket stroeta
Agents of the Union Transfer Company win call
for and deliver Baggage at the Depots. Orders viii
Jan also be obtained at the following
| . No. 9oi Chestnut street
| No. 116 Market street;
jeT A. j. OAssATir. General Manager.
I -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16
INUTY OFF TEAS

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
Have business connections with all { principal
ports OF China and Japan, and import their Teas
direct from place OF growth, thus saving the con
sumer from 10 prUnts Is ia now about twelve
years since the Company was organized-and 1t has
been splendid success from the ,efy first. This
Was Que 70 the fact that we Imported and sold only
The Best and PuresJ Goods,
and stributed them 10 our customers in all parts
Of the Uul ed SJstes, for small profit only be-
tween the Tea grower and Tea-cOnsnmer. We ORR
giuated the system OF suppJing consumers In dl--
AMI parts II the couhtry with Teas, at New York
cargo rces on tue Club plan. And since we have
adopted this plan we have saved the people OF this
country MILLIONS or DOLLARS annually, in the cost
Uf this article Uf everJ day necessity.
Send lor Club Circular, which contains full direc-
| tions, premiums, dc.
The Great American Tea Co,
noy44w 81 and 80 Vesey Htreet.
p. q. Box 6s43 new ork City.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16
sttp advertisements.
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Most leg1ble system extant. Based upon ordinary
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acquired. Endorsed BY gentlemen q all profess
slons. WESCOV1L,
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N 6OhO0 year, by the author OF "God In
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Nat OF Harrer'e We kly, and others End rseh by
college pr sidents aud eminent divines. It's title
ana oontenta win ensure for II thousands Of readers
lBhed. For proof OF thls, send stamp and see cir
culH rs and u rms before engaging elsewhere. II n
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16
gEw AdrrrttsFmruls.
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NJ E. s. M. SALE.

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DO not be without SEWING MACHINE when
you can get one for OOId.AR. We sell New
sowing Ma"hInrs. with Table and foot power all
clmpl-te, for s.. that cannot be purchased At any
retail st0re In the country less than frcm SIS $50
Send for circulars, giving full particulars, to ]. r.
WI1glN, General Agent for U. s., l7s Washington
st., Boston, Mass.
OoK HERE I-SamethIng New -
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household Sent free on re > ipt OF price. Send
5tamo for Circular. Address W. JAL KSON, 202T
south street. Philadelphia, Pa.
A GENTS Wansed Everywhere 70
N sell the best Iw-prlced Corn Shelter ever pat
mt d. Let farmers and eve ybOdy who has Corn TO
-hell send for circular 10 FAMILY CORN SHRL.
LER Co.," Harrisburg, Pa.
TREAT CURICsITY.-A s. Magazine Of the
NIhighest order for 81. agents wanted In every
town, ON perpetual income. Send l0c for speci-
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n v
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-16

LIEARTH AND HOME, and $40 chrome, for u
months, Ior s. American Agriculturist and
8. chromO, "a months, 81 25. Subscribe now and
Sey "a months for 1878 Call at the Clothing store,
Ill Market street. Wilmington, Del
nova S3t&Rst CYRUS STERN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19

BREACH OF TRusT.-A young man, who gave
the name of Brown, called at the livery stable OF
Robert Porter, No lis French stIeet, on the 9th
inst, and hired pair Of horses and phaton,
stating that he would return on the following
Sunday evening. This he failed TO do when Mr.
Porter made inquiries in regard TO his customer.
He found that Brown had stopped at Chester,
where he left the phaton, badly broken, at the
stables of Howard Roberts, aud hired another in
its stead, with which he proceeded to Phladelphia,
from whence he crossed the Delaware on a ferry
boat and drove to Newark, N. j. AT this town
Mr. Porters son found the horses on Tuesday, and
Immediately telegraphed home the result OF his
| search. He is said to be fast young man. hay
| ing wealthy father in Rhode Island and while
| visiting city paid his addresses to a young
widow, TO whom he was formally married.
Brown was arrested by Police Detective Benz. R
Stainsby, of Newark, n J and is now confined
in the City Hall cells, awaiting his trial, which
will take place, when the horses are returned te
this city, probably tomorrow morning Consid
cradle difficulty experienced by the Detectiv.
in recovering the animals, Brown having disposed
of them 10 man in Newark, who In turn wai
making negotiations to sell them to a Street Rail
way Company. They were finally obtained, how
ever, and are now being brought to this city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19
SHIPMENTS.

CoxcERr.-Last evening, despite the damp
weather. and the decidedly unpleasant condition
Of the sireels aud sidewalks, good sized audi
ence assembled at the Masonic Temple, on the
occasion Of the opening concert Of the Mendels-
sohn Choral Union, q musical organization ot
this city. Seldom has the debut Of any similar
organization been more favorably received, than
wss the concert last evening, while the hearty
and genuine applause, showed that Wilmington
audiences are not slow to appreciate home tai
snt. The programme was marked no less by
the taste displayed in its selection, than by the
ability with which it was executed, and embrac.
ed solos, Duets, quartettes and choruses, incud'
ing selections from "The Haymakera," by Geo.
+. Root and the celebrated "Anvil Chorus
! from III Trovatore." The latter, in particular
! Was effectively rendered, and was loudly
applauded and encored. as was the whole pro-
gramme. The concert was under the conductor
ship Of Prof. Pancoast Allen, and Miss Annie
Pickels presided at the piano. The prevailing
opinion among those who were present last
evening. seems to be that the concert wouic
readily bear repetition, and should the Societ!
be inclined to favor the public in this respect
we hope that unfavorabie elements will moi
again intervene and prevent The attendance 0
many who would otherwise be present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
he CITY Council meets this evening.

The City Council meets this evening"
. There were no police cases this morning
Penn Loan Association meetings this evening.
The pavements were very slipper, this morning.
Go hear q. W. c. T. Davis, tonight. at Teu-
perance Hall.
Beating the city car mules is becoming the
topic Of the day.
Advertise your Christmas and Holiday goods
in the GAZETTE.
The Sabbath School Union Festival. commences
at Institute Hall, tonight.
George Primrose, young man OF Milton. xas
lost off the schooner B. I. Biggs, ell Cape Hat
teras. q few days ago
The building in which Cooch Turner was killed
is offered rent free 70. year by the landi ,rd.
Mr. Jas. Kirbin, at Dover.
1t is stated that when the West trial comes up.
ut Dover All effort will be made to change the
venue to New Castle county.
Many young men commencing to kick up
rows with their girls about this time. They'll
make up again, after the holidays.
James NJ. Martin Is appointed postmaster at
Cool Spring, Sussex county. Del, vice Wl1ham
Nj. Mcilvane. resigned. The postoffice at Love
vile. New Castle county. Delaware. Is Jisront'nu
ed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19
STATE ITEMS.

About half Of the Smyrna ice-houses we're fill
e1 last week.
course OF lectures will be delivered in Dover
this winter, beginning on Tuesday, 3lst inst.
Mr.. JOS. NJ HufinRton, aged l9, son Of J. 5.
huntington, Esq, Of Smyrna, has just been sp-
pointed Clerk Of the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District Texas.
There is quite q revival iinterest in the N. E.
Church at FELTON,. Rev w. II. Gregg, pastor
During the two weeks of its continuance, over
twenty-five have professed religion.
John OByrne. Esq. will deliver a lecture be-
fore the Odd Fellows Library Association. Of DO.
yer, on Wednesday evening. Jan. 18th. Thii
i'll be the opening lecture OF a series.
The Janitor of the State House, Mr.. z. L. But
ler, has been busy the past week in renovating
cleaning and putting in order the legisiatiy'
chambers preparatory to tho meeting OF the Gen
eral Assembly. The Office Of the Secretary o
State has also been cleaned up, and q handtom
new carpet has been placed on tho aoor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19

New YORK NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIsE.-
Three new newspapers are 10 be started in New
York. Mr. E. L. Godkin. editor Of the Nation
purposes to establish daily newspaper in New
York, with capital OF $4,000 Of which $780,
600 was said to be raised two weeks ago. Harry
Gray, the novelist announces his intention to
issue new monthly. called The Table, to be
devoted exclusively to subjects connected with
pleasures of the table, the science Of cooking
and the art Of good living. The third Of ths
new enterprises is an illustrated daily, arrange
ments for which are nearly perfected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19

SABBATH sCHooL UNION FEsTIvAL.-This
evening, the Sabbath School Union Festival will
commence at Institute Hall, and continue three
evenings. twenty-five Sabbath Schools are ac-
lively represented in this affair. and their combin-
ed efforts will doubtless cuminate this evening.
in one OF the finest and most successful fairs aud
festivals ever given III this city. During the fair
neat little paper will be issued, descriptive OF
its progress entitled "The Festival Times" The
proceeds are to be appropriated to paying the yet
unsettled debts incurred i'll holding the Sunday
School Jubilee last June, and 1t is to be hoped
that sum sufficient for this purpose, and hand
some surplus, will be realized.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19
pigeon Stealing.
STOLEN AND YET NOT STOLEN PIGEONS NOT PR(
PERTY.

STOLEN AND YET NOT STOLEN - PIGEONS NOT Pre-
pERTY
Last week, the rookery Of Mr.. Joseph Beckett, of
Smyrna, was relieved Of number OF pigeons the
..rslievsrs" being Solomon Smith, Town Constable
VIM. T.. Start, and John Blackburn Tho affair
from legal stand point. was somewhat muddled.
as the following accounts, from the Smyrna Times
will show:
No arrests were made, it seems, but rather than
the "tral" fall through Sol and Start went be-
fore Squire Mariner voluntarily and "turned
State evidence" But the more they confessed
the harder it to lind out who stole the pigeon.
Sol's confession was made when the other parties
could not not be found by officer Stayton. 1t was
to the effect that, whilst returning from . party,
after midnight, he fell In with start and Black
burn. who were protecting a lot of pigeons that
had gotten out OF their box, and out Of sympathy
for the birds he ate II Of them. Starts confesson
was made when Blackburn could not be found. .snd
was to the effect that whilst looking around for
bottle Of ",cine" he had piled up under doorstep
he came across Blackburn, lowering brood Of or.
! phan pigeons aud had merely stopped to admire
his self-sacrifce. BackbuYn's version cannst be
learned, as he has not been seen since the oificen
have desired to SEQ him. He 10 made the stool
pigeon of the affair for this reason. The Squire
would have made further investigation, perhaps
| but Mr.. Raughley, counsel for Mr.. Start showed
conclusively that (lst his client did not steal 1r
B's properly, and (2d) pigeons are not property 4
he did. This quashed the indictment. Sol. tool
the train ON Monday, to look for Blackburn X
"tusn States evidence"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19
ava,ness Mo,ces.

Cheap CodI-Stove s6.25, Nut $3.50 per ;.po 2sao
pounds for cash only, at yard South Of Market
street Bridge. feb21-f WIN. }. BROWN.
To Pic MIC PARrIEs.-A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
and Tomatos catsup. fresh Salmon, Lobsters' saI
dimes. Picked ana Cove Oysters. &c. &c. Also
Matthews 4 Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th aud Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserv,n
kettles, Mason. Dexter. Valve. Wilcox. and other
glass, stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
1t BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th anu Lombard
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIs IvHNIN0.

Jefferson Lodge, No. 9. l. o. D. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, l. o. r.. NJ, at Red Mems
fall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. l, $. of T., at Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. l, o. U. A. NJ. al
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at Hal
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5O4
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. Of p, at Knights o
Pythas Hall, 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19

The glass blowers in the vicinity OF Boston arc
making quite a profitable job out Of the great fire
in the shape Of curious relics Their plan Of
operation 10 to blow bottles end other vessels into
all sorts Of shapes. resembling the result Of in
tense heat, while the inside Is ingeniousy filled
with all sorts OF lquids, from cheap whisksy Ia
castor oil. Corks are inserted showing every de-
gree OF burning, from slight scorch to half con-
sumption. while the contents have the appearance
Of having remained intact These relics sci
readily for from twenty-five cents upwards.-
Boston Journal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19

TILL TAPPERs.-1t seems that these gentry are
beginning to apply their vocation for the purpose
Of laying in a stock OF loose change for the holt
days. On Tuesday afternoon, one of them quietly
stepped into the store Of MIR. Adolphus Hess, No.
735 Madison street, and relieved the drawer OF all
the money it contained, except the pennies. obtain
ing about ten dollars. The same afternoon, .
trimming store, a few doors below, was also robbed
OF small sum OF money. Storskeepers should
keep sharp lookout.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-19

PHILADELPHIA Il CHESTER COUNTY Il. r.
The work OF grading the Philadelphia q Cnester
county railroad, between Philadelphia and West
Chester, is progressing The contractor is now
at work at Newtown Square and Sugartown.
Near Philadelphia two routes have been survey
ed, one OF which will be selected this month.
The survey of that portion OF the line between
Downington and West Chester has been COM
pleted