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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-01

NEW BUILDISG AssocIAriON-A number
OF business men met at the Board OF Trade
rooms last hight, and organized a new building
association, under the name of "The Metropol-
itan Building Association" The following were
elected officers for the ensuing term: President,
william Dickson; vice president, John Cook;
treasurer, James Fraser; secretary, John A.
Prescott Board OF directors: Geo. w. CisseI
= q. EcklOff, George ". Bauer, j. W. Cox, NJ
II. Callan, c. NJ Baker. W. II. Browne J. r.
Edson, snd George II. Wood. Over 900 shares
OF stock were subscribed for, and the secretary
was authorized 70 advertise where stock could
be obtained.
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Lockwood, Hufty s. Taylor,

Lockwood, Hufty s. Taylor,
623 PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE.
Are receiving large additions Of and Desirable
Goods IN each department, particularly atsptei Tor
the season, At prices 20 suit the wants ~ ALL
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TgRco- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
POI Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
vs. T. street a..
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THE CONTINUITY At large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THnRMoMBTHRs and Barometere are repa,red
and made to order by Hempler, near street.
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Tar wAsHINaror AND GronsHrowu Rail-
ROAD CAsE.-Judge Humphreys In the Cir
cut Cart this merning decided the ease OF the
United States sSainsf the Washington and
vacafe the charter Of SID company for . fail
uTe 20 comply with their Misunderstanding
the demurrer fled by defendant and giving
judgment in defendants favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-01

~ IMPRovEp Q. b. MEN,-rh. membs-,
Wy 81 LOGAN TRIBE, No. s, are earnsrIy re.
fiSI w atst Do The next sleep, lcn THURSDAY
shs greatest mpor'snee will be submitted for oor-
s s.rs asueh. Mlgwam eoIn:r High and Prcsr-
VI-H Assist ant Chi.f OF -
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. II
regulates tho stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t Is Q substitute for
castor OH. l,25,eO3:
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SUFFERERS PROM CoRNs, BUEIoSs, BAD
NAILS, etc., find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
Establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite o.
8. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If mono but
suitable shoes are worn. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-01

~The minisfTial crisis in Bone still contin-
mes,
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PoND's EXTRACT lie for sale at wholesale bv
Chas. Stott g Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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'iTests, secrsstosn. yRssE VIZ kf nc hfs
Nl-A- Assistant chi.f o.
BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auetr
cHANCERr SALE OF ~ h PROF
oaSsrt T Of the 4 bi:, ssS'U. ss
sSsr s Ss.ss.p sse efenasuss si
% sc aso g :.ss ION ~
r. s;aississ J, q s:% i:
then as ct
al uy. lsis, and recorded in Liecr A; T, No. -,
Io, s ss sG s S Bea addition. fros,es az
ises on the south sde q Cay ss' . .sd ~ fee, ~, Sn
ise7 from Xii william. sale to commerce. with
i .s5a s:s s .. 1o% the iS is 10
esst corner Of Green and Dumbsrtsn streets, and
60 feet then north 10 let: then east 50 feet then
north 20 feet to the beginning, a. Per deed dated
lGh April, lSn, with the two-story Brick building
Terms: One-third cash; the residue OF the rur-
ing his notes, bearing interest from the dAy of SALE
or The whole q the prreh.se money may be paii
Of the hole purchase money the undersigned Vill
the q f e the nd
All oonyeyanoing ST the cost q the purchaser.
bn-ra rH 4 Z sf S9S s2k; IFp %scs
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown
EXECUTORS sALE OF THE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE OF THE LATE GEORGE
WATERS, CONTAINED IN HOUSE No. 81
"A On RI RsDiY MORNING. JuIv "a. 1873.
VA commencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell, by
- order Of the Supreme Court. a. the residence
Hto of the late George Waters, No. 81 Market
street, between Prospect and LIST, the entire
Household Furniture, consistine in part
Piano, Stool and Cover, Mirrors, Curtains.
ParIor and Chamber Suite, Bookcase, siieboArd.
Bedsteads, Bedding, Clocks, Chairs. Carpets.
Silver and Plated Ware, Bureaus, MattinSs
Horse, Buggy and Harness. &c, &c.
With numerous other articles in the household line
Terms cash
y y0SN g i wMATE TEES Executors.
III TIAM A = A t..,a
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LADIES' DRESS DEPARTMENT,

so WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, So soto 80 ~
100 BATIsTE POLoNAIsE and REDISGOTES
Ifpul-..-..a ~ - y -
100 WHITE LAWN PoLoNAIsE tr IN ; SIS
To-. -.-
100 BROWN LINEN PoL0NAISE ana REDIN-
oOTES fTOns.-.-........-..........S0 a. g. . $50
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.-TO-day, the grand
jury found a true bill of indictment against
james A. Buchanan, charging him with the
murder of his wife, Anna Buchanan, on 1Ith
street. between T. and r, southwest; on the 3Oth
of May last IL will be remembered that Blu
chanan had been in an alteration with some
persons and ran into his house for his pistol,
and, while handling 10, 10 was discharged, with
a fatal result. The cOroner's jury rendered a
verdict, on the evidence presented, OF acciden-
tai shooting; but the officers claim that they
Aave obtained evidence to the effect that the
shootiDg was not accidental.
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SupDxE DxAFH YRon HRART DISEASE
Last evening Sergeant Franklin vas called .
house No. 90 x street, occupied by . colore
man nsned VIM. Aiil suffering from heart dis
ease. Or. y. y. Johnsou was called, bot Tn
man expired before he arrived. The aeceAse'
stge, q barber By profession, and leaves wiz
axd two children.
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"CoRD2LIA" ARRKsrBp--To-da day q warran
issued On the oath Of Mr.. Henry Johnson
charging Keith Smith ("CoEdeha') with hav
1Ag committed an assault on higl With brick
HeDevitt went 20 the GovernOent Priptins
Ofce, where Smith 10 employed ss . compost
ter, and took him In custody. He will probably
De tAkea 20 the Police Court to- moeEeM NOR ing
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moval OF John H. Brooks as member Of the
Council"
Amid much confusion, Ferry Carson, with
stentorian voice, moved to adjourn until Tues-
day evening, July s, which was agreed to, and
the large audience passed out OF the hall sing
ing Glory Hallelujah" and "Old John
Brown
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Two CAR LOADS OF LAGER BEER have ar
rived this week from the celebrated Lion Brev
cry, Cincinnati, for Palmer & Green, of George
town. This beer Is In splendid condition, hav
ing had flee tons of ice packed in the cars whel
shipped. For sale in kegs and bottles
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PERFECTION in the ay % an ice pitcher seems
to have been re Ached in a new invention called
the CryptocAyIOa. This hard wofG, we are told
signifies concealed SOod and II has been chosen
because 10 explains the construction OF the
pitcher, which is in fact made OF wood, and
covered outside and In with heavy silver plate.
By this combination strength and non-c0n-
Quoting qualities have been secured in degree
not eqQaled by any other device. Mr.. Henry
Semken, vho II the agent for Washington, has
in store large stock OF the new article in every
variety, which he win be pleased to exhibit and
explain to the public.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
Total, lef N
C1rT TREAsuRER.
FoR CRY COUNCIL

FOR CITY COUNCIL
Tie following are the nominations for Council.
and also for Inspector and Assistant Inspectors !
Frst Ward-Couneii, Isaac Murry los. Inspoc-
tor. William Miller los, Assistant, Il. X Crawford
lOS.
SscOnd Ward Council, Joseph G. RowIand SO;
inspector, Christian CiaVey 4S; Assistant, George
Lssch As.
Third Ward-COuncil, John NJ Scott l47,
Fourth Ward-OOuncii John q. Baker 81.
Fifth Ward-COuncll, Henry +. Pickels l43;
BcattsElng, s. r. Smith 2, s. w. MeCaulley l.
sixth Ward-JOhn ii. Adams l62, George II.
TAdAh III. Inspector Robert +. Wright l65. AS
sistAnt, Cornelius FiPps l0l.
Seventh WaFd-COnncil, for two years, John p.
McLelr 21S. Philip W. Mcdowell liz; msiority fog
Mcl4sAr lOl; Joseph Il. Philips, for one year, 500
Inspector, n. b. StotsenbuFg 32l; Assistant, seml
Lee 32A.
Eighth Wurd-COuncil, Gnp;n q. Underwood
Ninth Ward Council, Christian Febiger 65.
Tenth Ward-COuncil, William ID, Dove OIL, L.
II. PaAeEaOn 60. Inspector, James Reese "a, VIM.
J. Dona1hty ~; Assistant, Andrew J. Thompson,
IS. 80 t4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
POLITICAL.

THE REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION ELEcTIoS-now
t-. 1T REsULTED. .t.. ..
On Saturday afternoon, the Republicans Of this
CITY held their nomination election, when candi-
dates for President OF Council, CITY Treasurer,
Council, Inspectors and Assistant Inspectors were
nominated. The vote was light, and the contest,
except for Treasurer, and for Council in one or
two Wards, not very exciting. The fight for the
nomination for City Treasurer, between Messrs
Vincent and Talley, was quite spirited, and was
warmly conducted IN ali the WGrda la the First
Ward, Mr. Talley's little son, lad of about six
yearp remained at the polls all tho afternoon and
with bands tull OF tickets, elsctiOneered for his
tather, with all the earnsstness OF a politician OF
the modern school.
In the Seventh Ward, the contest for the two
year term ut Council was between John P. McI.ear
aud t. w. Mcdowell. The former was nominal.
90 by 10l msjOrity.
la the IeAttl Ward, the contest for The conncil
nomination was betWee0 VIM. d. Dove, Attorney
at-IlaNps and p. n. PetersoP. Peterson Is leading
member OF the Weccacoe Hose COMPANY and as
consequences, the "hosers" rallied to hts support
Their ettorts were OF no avail, however aud the
legal gentlemen received the nomination, by
majority Of 81.
The lesnit in full is as foIloRti
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18

scaldlng the helplesI inmates, who, with shrieks.
struggled violently TO extricate themselves.
In the meantime Conductor RUSSELL of the
passenger train, who was unhurt, and a number
Oh passengers from the rear cars, came forward
and cndeaVOred to assist the door victims. bnt
there was little left 10 do beyond taking from the
wreck the dying and wounded, many of whom
were feariulIy scalded. Seven died soon after be-
ing taken ont, and -four have since died
Ine point where the accident occurred is near
what is known as 'The Sag" a low. maTshv
meadow, between LemOnt and Willow SprinT
Station, with not u house near by.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18

The Commercial charges us with writing long
articles and "that the evolution of truth is a
purpose not in view" lii patent to any one
that the substantial charges the GAZETTE has
made against the reckless extravaganza OF tho
Council, isunpleasautto to our Republican neigh
bors, and they would laln have their readers be-
lievo that our statements were not facts But tho
taxpayers find the hard facts substautiated in the
large billsthey have been compelled to pay during
the past month
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
TERRIBLE RAILROAD DISASTER.
EgsVsn Persons Killed and Thiry- -gos In
iured

jured
UEuCAdb Aug. IA teniblB accident occur
rcd at 1880 last night near LemOnt, on. The
chicago and Alton Railroad, an incoming freight
train colliding with the sOuthWard express pas
eenger train, almost entirely wTecking the latter
md killing six per9ons outright and fearIully in-
iuring some 81 others, many Of whom il is- said
will die. The cars took Ore, and many Of the
Injured were badly burned, while others were
eealdad by hot water from the Locomotives. Al
shongh Lom0nt is only 30 miles south Of Chi
ra4os tbs accident was not known here, except to
20 parties who happened TO ascertain that sur
gsons had been sent for TO 60 10 the wrecked
train. II is impossible 10 give full particulars
9. present. Among those dangerously injured
= Hen. }. w. Smith, Waalen Of the Illinois
State POnitentaTy.
Latsr.-The total number Of Killed rsDorted an
90 7. n. to-day Is II. and Of wounded 35.
The following account Of the accident Is from
stateulents Of oHeels Of the road TAG ragnar
pabsehgOr tfaln for St. Louis left here at r. NJ,
aad consisted Of baggage, express and three
day passenger cars, the head one second class
y smcklng CO.., and two sleePers. AT 1920 2.
d., Wheu three miles north d LemOnt and
bout % miles south Of Chicago, at . curve In
le road, suddenly appeared q coal train Of 50
ngdr traih was rnnniag about So Eniles al hour.
30 neither engineer saw tho other engine until
was too late TO reverse This fact Is accounted
+ BY the cnrrc In the road and partly by dense
y.
The trains colllded with terrIAo force. Being ON
carve, however, each engine left the track and
assed tho Other-that Ofths coal train strlkInc
8 baggage ear q few feet from it-brsaking the
bupling between It and the smoking car, which
engine strack square on the end and with
30 force as 70 throw the forward end In the all
50 that the engine ran under i, tearing the
ar completelT cut aud huFllng 90 or 60 unfOF.
nates, Nho Yeroln the ear, Ina struggling nlhss,
The lower end, where there was no chance oi
capc, and there enaned Q scene of hoRror, which
an0t be eadequalelyd The smOke-atack
dome Of the engine Wera knocked OF BY the
lllslon, and the broken timben Of the smoking
penolrlled tie boiler, letting loose volumes ol
an, which poured Into the ear, bllndIng and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
DAILY GAZETTE.

ENLARoED. Tho AdUertisey has been enlarged
ana much improved in appearance. The sub
scrptlon has also been raised to 81. It's claim 10
DC "much the largest newspaper in the State,
however, is not true The weekly GAZETTE still
holds the position Of being the lirgest Delaware
newspaper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18

AMRRIOAN PREzEs AT VIRNNA.-Ths Vienna
exposition pFizea montl0nsa by cable Saturday as
awarded TO America and others, u Il undeFStood,
will be awarded By the commissioners next Tues-
day. Nine gIahd dlplomas Of honor, the higher
pFizss given, have been awarded 70 Americans.
namely: -
/. 10 United States government for display OF
cotton and products. iif ea fst
! 2 TO national bureau Of education.
s. To the Stata Of Massachusetts,.
4. To the city Of BOstoa.
s. To the Smithsonian Institute. Washington.
9. To Wakes Abbott Wood. 81 Hoasac FaIls, N.
Y, for agricultural machinery.
7. TO Wui. Sellers 4 Co., Philadelphia, for pro-
gFass Ia iron manufactures.
g. To Samuel 3. White, for dentistry.
o, To GEORGE II. Corliss, OF Now York, for ma
.chlpeFy. a8t&2 #4E4~Un sHFi
The tirst Hour are excellence In methods and
pEogrdaa Of edncatiOa and schools. No diplomas
have beed awaRded b the sewing machinea,. a
there Is too much eompetition, but all RWill have
medals Of merit and progress awarded 20 them. In
the machinery department.. wharo the Americans
make tho most display, medals will be elVsn %
some aftp exhibitors averaging about ons IN three.
Tho disenssi0n OF the merits Of the articles con-
tlnues, and the decision as the awuras viii b
raached to-day.
sf--- 49, --rTf-s. .if8 l fte.ss8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
NOTICE TO ExOURsIONTsFs
9dttes.

oIlCE.-James Crippen has this dav made a.
a aCSsEinment Of all his property. for The bsSsft
I ms HIe1ltors An persons having claims sSa1st
~ III n; 'u YIoseh the same, and all persons iudebfo5
70 hinl' Will make payment to tho subscriber
W., ,,,,.o-,,. n WILLIAM BRIGHT
augl6-6t assignee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
CITY AND SCHOOL rAxEs FOR ls7s.

CITY AND SCHOOL fAXES FOR 1870.
The undersigned. Receivers Of Taxes for the
CITY % WilminRton. viii ho at the City Hall en-
and afteF the nTst day of July. 1913. between ke
hoafs Of aud y In moPning, and tram too N tbs
afternoon. for the purpose OF receiving Taxes. 4
dsdnoaisa ef hgO per esat Is made on ali taxes
paid ii july all paia in August aud NJ 10 tUeIbs
ing of the polls % the elty elestOn face Of the Ai
= ALkxANbKR ClfANDLRR,
e4s # eWILLIAM 6TLLLEY,
isS-am RecSlVsri Of Taxes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
THE WATER wrrCH cHALLEyeg.

NOTICE..
AN THE WATER WITCH CHALLENGE
Tue Committee of the Water Witch Fire Conns.
ny hearing considerable talk from the membeTs az
tne anne about the unauthorized ehallenre which
appeared IN the papers Of the 9th instant and wish
~ 10 Get AZ something more tangible than mara
talk and decide at once which is ne ehambjon en
gine make this special challenge. 20 the Fsme
nose company 10 play the Water Witch Rngine
against tue Fame Hose Engine for $500 each com
Pany 70 use lU9 feet of hose, and not less than II
lnen nozzle; The above challenge will remain open
until the 10Th instant. Any company desirous Of
accepting h will please notify the COmmittee
through the columns of the press. and name an
evening to meet the undersigned Committee A. tha
office Of EVERY EVENING 10 make fnaI Srrsn.n - so
ments 1t Is also the desire of the Compa nv 10 tae
az Partlsanshlp out Of the affair and let il De trial
OF hTe engines and not contest OF men or eompa-
nies,
JAMES O'NETLL.
SAMUEL u. TAZEWEIL
C. II. WESTON.
ALEX. HURST
Hus'i''h COMMITTEES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
Tor CITY TREASURER.

The undersigned yielding to the solicitations ofa
number Oftriends offers himself as q eandidate al
the Democratic Nomination Election, and pledges
himself to give hearty support TO the successful
nominee.
ausl5-tn JOHN II. FRAZER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
aus1s-lt

ENIRST WARD NOMINATION.-A- No.
A ing Of the Democrats Of the FIRST warn
III be held at the CITY HOTEL. on TUESDAY,
pOfe OF nominating Candidates for Couneii InIrss-
tor and Assistant Inspector. large attendance i
Iepuesteu aug 1875
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18

A1or along saArch, the hody Of the drowned
Philadelphia lady has been TecoIesed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
PROPOaAEa

PROPOsALS. 2. - -
SEALED PROPOSALS TO BUILD A. SCHOOL
5hNUSE n. W. COR. THIRD AND RARR1a0N
To be delivered to the undersigned, SATURDAY.
August 2Sd. 1873. before 8. m.
The COmnittse reserve the right to reject any or
Printed apeciAcatiens can be had By calling at Ne
angl6-tB n. n. CHILD, Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18

No, 8.
.HouSe on Spruce street near Eighth. lust finish.
81 rooms and out kitchen very nice; will be sold
cheap an on easy terms.
Ii No. 4.
. Handsome new extension front house. with Ras
bath, cOmmOdss. &c. on Harrison street neat Del
aware aven1e; very desirable home, with tn . ad-
+ .N No s.
Market street store ant dWee.iingf one of the
bat business stands in the city; will be sold for
No. g.
A choice Market street residence; Wnter vas
bath, shade, &C.; really delightful home and ofl
fered very low aud on easy terms.
A cheap pleas mt and healthy village home in
Newark, Del. Let tlxsSS. New house rooms and
store room. a millinery has been sucsessfu Ily
other Out-buildines. inquire of J. ii. Ray, New.
ark, or At our Office.
Splendid building lot. 2;xl1 f.. on Eigbto.n,b
street, near Washington. This win be a prof table
lot to buy. as the building Of Warrington street
bridge over the BrSndyWine will greatly advance
Washinzton street lot. @oGlt5; west side, between
Eighth and Ninth; very choics,
No. 10.
s. acres Of W. c. Creek bottom lands. one m lie
from Newark D'l'; 't2To No house house ami barn.
! Ss,. W. 10
No.l3.
2 lots on Delaware avenue near Soldiers Monu-
NO1L
No.15.
9lot9 % Delaware SgsAa0, nsar City K. r. depOt
l moo No. .l6.
A water psWOF Of 50 horse capacity, on the new
ey-fAiling white Clay Creek. at ThOmpsOn's Sta
lion on the PennsylVanis and Del. RairOad 2SC
yards head race 70 yArds tail race; mill on the Rail
road Adings no hAuling Oe handling Of stock, but
load And unload into the mill door. thus saving
heavy expense. Strong inancement, will DO of er-
ID ''S S0SsF''l1 BID No.r .lA.l
A hotel stand on the Nd. and Del. Railroad. q
harYdol. Caroline county Nd. Large new house
and barn. and l9 acres Of good land. good Op,
POFt1nity to make money. No local option here.
Al sxeellsnt grist and saw mill in Peneaie
Il Hundred. on the CbFistiana River, IS feet heaS
1 and fall, giVing 20 hOTee p0aeE hiatt mia 70 the
and D. Railroad, thIas-fourths mile to the p W
| and 3. Railroad. Ia miles % Newark. very DO
sirablo property and now doing profitable bust
neass
| No.l9.
/ Nom
The Newark Iron Foundry. good businss
II Nom.
Farms in Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland anG
viRgiuis. Also, mills, stores business stands AM
dwellings. The public are invited to call and ex
| anime the list. Correspondence promptly ansWe or
ed. REYHOLDS 90,
sls Market street, Wilmington. Del,
Heal estate bEoksEA oOnVoyancaFs. surveyors ano
Oollecttng agents. jy29-d3m.
II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
] RntIlf SaIss.l2 a ,
1'o PAEMEEs AND GOOD STOCK BREEDERS.
We Offer at PRIVATE SALE.
OUR THREE tO KoUNG. LARGE NN
SOUND AND WELL .BROKEN AN
Valuable tan Bay COlOr.)
H q E - D -.

ass 3oHS9 99s. ,..
Two OF them arc solid. sound and trusty farm ami
mails and WthOat bIemish Tho third n a. useFnI
beast IN every particular and as driver or roadster
cannot De exeeled; is perfectly sale; anv woman
~ seconds. Also. full bred English Maple
shade. shade. Cotswold Buck hsph, u months old. aud
old, all by Gov. ueOrge Il. Porter's (of PENN eel
e9TStSd kaw. iEmPGpr," that weighed ~ pounIis
WIN ms sixteen inch fleece on; When klipBod toigk
Also lot of Golden Hamburg "'I]u II Cocnin1 md
Black spanlsh ChiekeDsP AtS2 % per pair
For conditions, address or apply at the UnDer
Snuff Mill. "Horklin z. o., W. &W. X, r.. Del.
aug.lS At -. E n TRRnER N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18

nEM0CRATIC MEETING.-THIRD
~ ,WARD.-A meeting Of the Democrats of The
Ihlrd Ward, will be held at the Public House jacob
l191ser; corner q 5th and Orange streets on WED
NESpAI EVENING. the S0th instant, at ~
O'Clock. large and p1netual attendance l. re-
OF Nominating Candidates for the ensuing city elec
tiOn. BY order
ausIs-3t EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
far SALE aaa fer 3ent.

| Tor sALE.-!The valuable hotel property 49,,
| kaoTn as the Malta House." No. 1O3 ~
Apply 20 J. II. FRAZER, N
Augl6-u Third and BhiDley streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18

NOTHCE.-The subscribers, Road Commission
IN ers Of Peneader Handred. hereby give notiee
TO the residents Of said Hundred that the practice
OF throwing stones. thOrns and other refuse mater
ial in the public roads has become a nnissnra snd
they request that ID be discontinued or thev nh
have to prosecute all offenders
THOS. MCINTYRE.
R0Rr. j. MORRISON
aug1s-ltdltw d, BRAINRRD RRRRTS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18

ENOk SALR.-The subscriber offers foF sale the
~ two handsome residences. No. 1OOs and 1OlO
peiaWaLe Avenue. The lots are 33x1OO feet deep,
houses built Of brick with free stone trimmings;
night Of cengg hTst story, 10 feet II inches; sec
oga story teet II inches third. 10 feet six inches
Win all the modern improvements. Apply to
ROBERT SCOTT,
Augl36t ai. No. NJ Shipley street.
LNOR SALk.-Iho store property, corner Of
~ Fourth and MOnroes streets. Is by 40 feet, and
the three story brick DWELLING adjoining. easy
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR..
RuGlS-u 81 Washington street.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-08-14
Needle and Fancy Work Departm MT.
DIR. r. a. HUDGENs, Superintendent

Embroidery in Silk,
Embroidery in Cotton,
Hand Sewing, (;
Knitting, Netting and
Knitting, Netting and
NeedleWOrk by girl un