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HAyANA LoTrERY-NExT DRAWING SEPTEMBER
burg Lottery. Brunswick dovernnent Lottery o. Prizes
sashea amd osma1n given acS eoS y
X ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES,
N OFFICIAL DRAWINGS. - -
~ q % q y g sIAss "a no 81 60 r. Il d T.
:" ! : @ 6 L a.,
% g maoSs Il n co. g. maSassis, % g 9 eevasaa S q =
" .. j q e & Il :. j.
+" % sAI!sl $s'to, Asssgsss s e esyias.s" X z
s4ss Aaarss FaIi sS S Ses sSS
OrFlcLAL DRAWING NORTH CAROLINA LOTTERY.
" for the benefit OF the Common school and Poor Fund
IT, fS'"a e a Class A. * 70 Il 'ssr1sn'ssr j g. r. Z g. 80
NORTH GaRossAacLass sas sHrrssREs " 1873
o. a' H. 81 81 disnRES K a. &c. e ss aaSssea &C. e
LUTHY CO.. Brokers. 2s2 Greenwich street New York
RoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
commencing August 30, 1873 ..o,
prize prize o. "9
Srizs iss: 81 : s,o; ssSSS $%S
sprizes Of $500. 5000
scr oTGdT s1 1e nn pp"s
ton. spanish Bank Bills AND Goyernmcnts purchased
TAYLOR ''i ii HSihtSn @ai Stree.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY-NEXT DRAWING
~ September IL sS2a 600 in prizes Crcglars sent free,
information gwen and orders hied by r. O. DEVLlN
stationer and Printer 20 Liberty street, New York.
CTAMMERING.-NEW YORK sTAMMERING INsTI.
- tutc, Professors MANN & COLVIN, established 1870.
l07 West Twcnty-third street No pay Tor board when
required or our services until cured send Tor circular
CTATE LOTTERIES OF MISSOURI
~ Grand single number scheme drawn the last day OF
every month"; $3O0 in prizes whole tickets SO send
tor circular to MURRAY, MILLER CO., Managers, ST.
Louis, Mo.
rJNRANsLATIONS MADE IN ALL LANGUAGES COR
rectly-Books Pamphlets Catalogues, Circulars and
all kinds OF commercial and judicial documents once
2OS Broadway, rooml. j. b. LUNA.
VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR. THE FORMER
members Of the First regiment Colonel Stevenson's
California Expedion) New York Volunteers, Will as
semDle ut Deimoncos corner Broadway ana Chamber
street; on Monday sept 70 At twelve o'clock noon
FRANCIS d. CLARK, of the Committee OF Arrange
ments.
d. ZOO ZOO Is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEG AL
spCOC.OCC lied Kentucky Lottery:-Royal Havana
lowed Address BAILEY co. (ofhce established thirty
years) ia Broadway.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.
FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds, &c. Medicines for oil diseases; Prepared
Food for mocking birds At B. G. DovEYs, No Greene
street, near Canal.
ENOR IMMEDIATE SALE-A MAGNIFICENT LITTLE
II blue and yellow Skye Terrier; l8 months old, and
thoroughly trained imported by owner months ago.
Apply at 62S Seventh avenue, Astor row
TUST IMPORTED-SCOTCH AND SKYE TERRIERS,
81 two Bulldogs Cocker Spaniels, two black-andta
lut and Dog. lbs weight; Pointer and Setter Pups
Always hand broken Pointers and Settlers
ii. GARDNER, Ill South Fifth avenue.
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DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATIONS
saturday Sept l3 last day of fall running meeting,
~ O'Clock First race mile entries SECOND race "a
aon purse entries fourth miles, hurdle race,
8 hurdles, entries f. O. READ President
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
cicty Offers premium OF $3.50 tor Running Horses,
to be for the societys track at Norwalk conn,
on FRIDAY September 49, 1873 at two o'clock r NJ as
follows $50 to rst $50 to second and$25 to third Mile
heats best two In three; open to all horses, catch
weights four to enter three to start Entrance fee 10
tembcr l6 at twelve O'Clock NJ All entries to be ad-
President DUDLEY p. ELY, south Norwalk, Conn., or
to VIM. d. GREGORY, Secretary, Norwalk Conn.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

DAsCAL IRON WORKS, TASKER IRON WORKS
Philadelphia, Pa New Castle, DEL
Established 1921.
NORRIS, TAsKER co.
vuLCANIzED
RUBBER.ooArED IRON TUBE.
Fifth and Taskcr sts. Pha. No. Is Gold st., New York
once, % pemberton square, Warehouse and Office,
Boston Mass. Tithsvine, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA June, 1873
We desire to call special attention of the public to
vulcanized Rubber.Coated Iron Tube Also all the
various Fittings required in connection with same under
Fnieys Patent which have testing with entire
success for the past two years. and ready to
place on the market thoroughly satisfied that wherever
it may be introduced passage of natural waters
either hot or cola will be ackno wledged over
either galvanized Iron Lead Tubes which are now
tensivcly used for such purpose and to which, many
strucbiy Of vulcanzed Rubber also its purity for the
purpose to which we adapt it, is SO well known that
We append q letter from the celebrated chemists
Booth Garrett, who have been kind enough to test the
The price will the same as for galvanized iron tube
and fittings, subject to the most liberal trade discounts
pecisy for this article so that can be screwed up to
Its place without iniuring the coating.
Asking your orders respectmtnniyyb ctmtnniyyb,s r.svpn 10
JAMES G. BOOTH. THOMAS Il. GARRETT
BOOTH 4 GARRETT
Laboratory for Practical and Analytical Chemistry,
9l9 and 92l Chant street.
rear of st. Stephens church. Tenth street, below Market
Established in 1886
PHILADELPHIA, February IT, 1873
Messrs. MORRIS. TAsKER 4 CO., Philadelphia .
DEAR SIRs--We have made q careful examination of
Rubbercoated Iron Pipe in order to determine its
heat and cold to steam natural waters
and bnrning gas We may mention that the coating is
similar compound that constituting gums for hold.
ing artificial teeth excepting that yours contains
II will bear high degree OF heat over 300 degrees
Fahrenheit might be inferred from its having
prepared Of above 300 degrees II not affected by
passing through for about three days appeared to have
The rubber coating resisted firmly carbonic acid water
moderately dilute sulphuric and muriatic acids and
since The rubber coating exhibited such firm resistance
TO acids alkal, salt and heat Is clear that will
still stronger resistance to all natural waters which
some Of the above Ingredients found In less exag.
gerated, 1. e., in q more dilute state.
In fne congratulate you for finding coating for
iron tubes and articles OF iron generally, which Is
unusually resistant to any OF the usual agents OF the
chemist and TO those ordinary agents which do affect
iron coated with other maeres In greater less
gree. Respectfully yours, BOOTH aARRETT.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TCANAI. STREET PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH EN-
n trance IL Greene street-ServIces tomorrow, o:N
A. NJ. and 80 +. NJ. sunday school at r. A. Strangers
welcome
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FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1873.

for the benefit Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF REM
TUCKY is announced to of in Public Library
Hall, at Louisville, KY,
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THE TURF.

NEW DORP CLUB GROUNDS,
IN Staten Island.
Purse $t0
SATURDAY, Sept 13, 1873
A. Bennett enters Mary Davis
II. McRoberts enters Erin Go Bragh.
Owner enters Bav Colt.
! McGee enters blk &. Mate.
Entrance to the Grounds, 50c
D. r. RYrRS, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

NHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, FIFTY SEVENTH
u street. between Fourth and Lexington avenues,
Rev W. T. Tracy rector Sunday services 10 40 A. NJ;
hool z. 80 7. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

(NHURCH OF HUMANITY-MEETING TOMORROW,
" 1913 A. NJ. in parlors of 200 Third avenue, near
Eighteenth street, scientific sermon by Stephen Pearl
Andrews all are invited
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At ROBINSON HALL NO ls EAST SIXTEENTH
~ street between Fifth and Union SQUARE,
the Chldron's Lyceum meet at l0H A. NJ, and MISS
Jennie Legs lectures al ~ y. NJ
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A FINE MEDIUM SIZE MARE FOR SALE Low TO
IA prompt buy er; guaranteed to be sound aud kind
and fears nothing.
JAMES J. SMITH, II Pine street. room s.
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L,RENCH CHURCH DU ST. ESPRIT, REV. DR..
II Verren, Rector.-rhis church viii reopen for
Divine service Sunday next at lOla A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

RLEECkER STREET UNvERSALIST CHURCH,
~ corner OF Downing street, win be reopened to-
morrow morning, September H. Tie pastor, Rev. Il. o.
Sweetscr. not having returned from Europe, O. f.
Lee of Lockport n. y, will preach. Morning service
10 :i5 evening service ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

DEv. j. SPENCER KENNARD, PASTOR, VIII!
IL preach in the Pilgrim Baptist church, Ihirtyh third
street, west Of Eighth avenue Morning, Glorying ~
the Crossn Evening, Charity to the Street Arabs ~
O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE HOLY
II Trinity Twenty first street between Fifth and sixth
avenues-Rev. G. H. krotel d. d., pastor. Services on
Sunday 4th at l01s A. NJ and 71a p. NJ Sunday school
A.
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(NOLLEGIATE CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE AND FOR
~ tyeighth (Tsev. DIR. Ludlow's. s.-Services
10 80 A. NJ ana 80 p. NJ Evening sermons on
"ihe Inspiration OF the Bible"
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LII CORDIALLY LNvITED-REyEREND r. l.:
N Dawes Pastor Bercan Baptist church, corner OF
Downing and Bedford streets, will preach sabbath
morning and evening mt the usual hours.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVANA LOTTERY-NExT DRAWING SEPTEMBER
IL ~ Royal Saxon Government Lottery. City OF Ham
burg Lottery. Brunswick Government Lottery. frizes
cashed and Information given. VETrER co. S5 Bow
cry (Germana Bank Buildnl). Post Office box All
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(yHURCH OF THE ATONEMENT, MADISON AVE-
" nue. corner of Twenty eighth street-Dvine
vices lOis A. NJ and ~ p. N. Strangers made wei
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DEv wAYLAND HOYT. PASTOR, WILL PREACH
IL in the tabernacle Baptist church, Second avenTe
and Tenth street. next Sunday at lO A. NJ and IA +. nj:
Subject for evening Sermon sour True Treatment OF
Providential Mystery"
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DEv. j. +. MCLELLAND, PASTOR ST. LUKE'S
IL Methodist Episcopal church, Forty drst street,
Sixth avenue, will preach sunday, ut 10Y A. NJ. Sub
ject, "Ihe Mission Of the Pulpit"
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REWARDS.

eO REWARD-FOR THE RETURN OF YOUNG
pA Canary Bird lost yesterday morning, September
2, from lol West Forty-seventh street
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DEv d. HENRY MILLER, DID,, PASTOR. PREACHES
IL in Plymouth Baptist church. Fifty street. be.
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues Sunday, l04 A. NJ ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE BOARDING STABLE;
n Board for horses by day week or month"; with ali
the necessary accommodation at 2l9 West twenty
street Stephenson Building, Filth Stables JOHN
CARROLL, Proprietor
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DEv. JOHN Il. GOODMAN, PASTOR FREE TABER-
II naclc OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, Thirty;
preac sunday at IOJs A. M. and 7% r. NJ. Seats free
he public welcome.
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HISHOP SNOW WILL PREACH IN THE UNIVERSITY,
~ Washington square, Sunday at +. NJ. Seats
iree; snelect-"Prepanng the Way tor the Coming OF
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY SUPERIOR ROAD
Horse extra pole horse; 15i4 hands; sold for
want Of use Apply at private stable l2s West Forty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02

Geo. Alfred Townsend in the Chicago Tribune.
was in the city of Cincinnati the Sunday
night when Jesse Grant, father of the Prcsi
dent of the United States died from sottcning
of the brain and the spinal marrow, consc
uuent upon Il stroke OF paralysis. | saw the
funeral with the President rs mourncr
come up from the Suspension Bridgc-tWcnjy
or thirty carriage, in all-and move on
toward Spring Grove Cemetery. While yet
the old gentleman was lynn" at rest in the
housc he had inhabited for several years,
was hearing his ncighbor, in CoyingtOn give
the story of his career.
Old Jesse Grant was one of those remark
able Scotch-Irish Pcnn~ylyanianS who had
capacity for long years, perpetual trugallty
and the love Of the nam chance. lie was
born in central Pennsylvania, and came
out 10 quiet country part OF ONO, near me
Ohio river, where he married within ms
social sphere and brought up family OF
children lie lived To be nearly eighty years
of age Nature designed him and habit
characterized him to be a Simplcmindcd
honest man. He could not dcviatc from col
rect conduct without showing certain
awkwardncss, which inevitably told upon
him. \ gentleman of Cincinnati, for exam
pie, described to me how, during the war
certain Hebrew traders, who had iathomcd
the old man, rung him into little cotton
hooking with themselves. But General Ilys
scs Grant, now the President, refused to give
these Hebrews any more chance with ms
fathers recommendation than without II
The old man came Ia my informant To slatl
his case meaning to show that he had MOI
been mildly dealt with; but salu th'
gentleman referred to, he made a Tar worse
case for himself than had been stated ana
did II in that guilclcSs sort OF way Mh!Ch
made me say To him: You have ho' inc
crookcdncSS 10 be successful in this line.
The chief Grant, prior 10 the PrcSiueh'' was
jesse Grants grandfather, Noah, wh" s'iNSu
among the Connecticut troops during Inc
French war and i'm the Revolution. Jesse
Grant moved with his father To ono III 'uhn
Adams administration. Jesse TOOK 10 tan
ming at an early age. and, in 1871, married a
widc.awakc. piously advised lady. Win
whom hc moved, while the general was a
baby. 10 GEORGETOWN, Brown COUNTY! HIS
worldly increase was gradual, but good; amt
when Ulysses Grant was IL ycarS.ulu, the u!u
gentleman. having aCcCdcd 10 his sons wishes
for an education, Looked 10 West Point rs q
suitable place ThoS l. llamer member OF
Congress. had Ulysses Grant appointed 't"t'
at Yves, Point. nj a fortunate moment, when
his PREVIOUSLY nominated cadc; had lost the
place After being admitted To- the army
General Grant failed Ia meet the expectation.
Of his father who thought thatall boys ought
- max" q living for themselves AMI Their
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02
, TRUE ANp FAITHFUL DESCRIPTION

OF TIRE CELEBRATED FIGHT BETWEEN THE
tru-IyOs N'Ru> AID THE PLEolOSAUNU~.
4i-TIe G5,d OH Coloay Times.
In the antcdiluvian times,
When the Era lurrassib begun,
The PlGsiosau-
rus kicked up an aw-
iul muss with the Mylodon,
CuORUS-ful muss with the Mylodon,
full muss with Tie MSlouoh'
The Plcsiosau-
rus kicked up an aW-
ful muss with the Mylodon.
Bat the lchthyosaurus was nigh,
And he looked at the fight with grin;
Says he To- the Pier
odactylus, Here
: D chance for to go in and win
Cho.-'s a chance for to go in and win, etc
The PtcrudaCtyus wcpt
Then stretching his finger ana thllmu,
He padded away,
TO his friend, the la
rs AnoplOthcrium,
Cuo,-2y Anoplothcrium, etc.
".
lie told the horrible tale,
He laughed Il CHASTITY smile,
Lets summon the L.
uanOdon quick"
Saws the wing Fingered animiic.
CHo.-Says the wing fingered animiic, etc
The Iguanodon came,
And the thrcc-lobcd TriloJite,
And the great DugOng
Came leading along
4 fossil Ammonitc,
Cuo.--A fossil AmmOnitc, etc.
VI.
They called Il council oil war,
TO one decision they came,
And away they flew
Through the COZ.
To block the murdcrOus game,
CHo.-Io block the murdcrous game, etc
VII
But alas, They came too late,
Tie lcLthyOsaurus smOlcW
And tncr efforts were " bioWcd,
For he had swallowed
The Plc-iOrsaurus whole,
tHO,-Thc PlcsiOrsaurus whole,
The PlcsiOrsauruS whole,
And their efforts were "hIOWcd,
For he had swallowed
The PlcsiOrsaurus whole.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02

oe THE CELEBRATED FIGHT BET" ZEN THE
fruruyosAURUS AID THE PLEeIoSAUNu"
.4b-Yhe cool OH Coioay Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02

Bat the Ichthyosalrus was nigh,
And he looked at the fight with grin;
Says he To the Pier
odactylus, Here
: a chance for to go in and win
Cho-'s a chance for to 90 in and win, ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
KpITH o'ooRMAN,s1 s1rcr1-nl

bDITH o'GoRMAEs LECTURE
q, Lotn v OGorman's lecture at the Grand Opera
mouse last evening, was listened TO by a small
sGulenee. her subject was the "Romish Priest.
nooo' Dqt consisted mainly of recital of some of
sotne OF the incidents in her convent life ,TIicb
induced her to run away, and the cansess ,.hioI,
% i%eu 70 her conversion 10 the Protestant faith On
SAturday afternoon, she viii deliver a lectnTe n
Iaules only, IN which she says she will eYnlsin
more fully than she could before a mixed ar,-
olenee, the reason why she was forced to escana
from the convent N'Pe
VIVIAN AT THK ODD FELLOWS HALL
Myman again drew a large audience st N.
Oad feloWs' Hall, last evening to witness ms
performance, and 10 obtain presents The gold
M "a.o1 was won by Charles Sparks, Front street
near Alng; the silver watch bV Christine Wall
schmit, Orange street, below Eighth. and the IAN
ny DlOie 6y Edwin Comfort, Gl0 West Sevenfh
street. Ne VIII give performances this and To-
morrow evenings, and a matinee, tc-morrovy ator-
noon - Wv" @'Si-
LYcEUX ENTERTAINMENT
a ne -fogresslye Entertainment connected with
the Spirtualists' Society, will give an entsrtsin-
heni; Ihis evening, at their hail, Second street
near Washington. 4'''e'
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Edwin Adams has closed his travelling dramatic
season, and will rest at Long Branch, N. j. dnr-
ing the coming seven weeks.
Alss Lily V. Davenport's benefit at Il e lbht,.
dephia Academy Of Music, Wednesdsv riybt ,iss
very successful ~AA1"es
boclacault's latest play, Daddy o,Dow " ia
naVnR successful run at Booths Theatre. 'Naw
York this weak O~"' '0"
Blue Beard" is to be given at Woods Mn
scum, Philadelphia, next Rtek. u'
DuProz q Bsnedicts MipSt.,l; .r. .....,,--
through New York State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
SOCIETIES.
MEETINGS TINS KVENIN0.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, o F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall Sd and King Sta.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, o o F. at Odd
FelleWs' Hall, Sd and King Sts
Delaware Tribe, No. l, / o r NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 416 Market.
Washington Council, No 4, o U A M, at Me.
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, Ne. 8, Jr., o U A N, at Hall
9th and Market ST.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5Oi
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge, No I. K of p, at Knights o
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market St.
Warrington Camp. o of A, at Good Eel
ows' hall. Sd and Market Sts.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth anC
Market streets, third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

THE "CowHIDNG" AT DOVER. The woman.
Mrs. Adams, stopped Mr.. Vincent, as he was on
the way TO the depot, and asked him to 60 with
her; he declined as he was In a hurry to take the
train, when she raised either a walking cane or a
raw hide, and struck him three blows at him
which he warded off with his arm. The chastise-
ment (,) was inflicted upon Mr.. Vincent for writ
ing an article, recently published in the Repu5lt
can, OF tins city, and copied into several other pa
pers, which contained little chapter OF private
history. The article alluded to an illegimate son.
a gentleman living in this city, whom the mother
persistently refuses 10 recognize. Mr.. Vincent
says that the article was written at the instgation
OF this gengeman who communicated all the facts
contained IN the same. No names were mentIou-
ed in the article, but ii is very probable that the
latest move Of the lady in question will do more
than anything else, TO make the unpleasant facts
public. Nj '. related the incident TO his friends
on arriving from Dover on Thursday morning
What could he do but take the blows Of a wo-
man
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

ATTEMPT AT lNCENDIARIsM.-On Wednesday
morning, the fireman of the shifting engine at the
w. Il. r.. X. depot, in this CITY. discovered
smoke issuing from the frame building at the loot
OF Madison street, opposite the gas works, for
merly occupied by the company as afreight house
de entered the building, and in one corner he
discovered small fire burning brskly, which he
promptly extinguished. The fire was a dcliber-
ate attempt at incendiarism, the evidences of
i's careiul preparation were plainly apparent. 1t
had been made wi shavings and pieces of wood
which had been piled up close 10 the wall. in the
manner IN which an open fire is usually made
II was fortunate that the employee discovered tbe
ARE when be did, as otherwise a large amount OF
valuable property might have been DESTROYED. =
indeed, the proximity of the building 70 the Gas
house might have rendered the result disastrous
IN the extreme. The miscreant, whoever he was
len no traces Of his identity, but as a vigilapi
watch VIII hereafter be kept,it will not be healthy
borbood ' 4'eiSH'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
ASo COM MER CIAL
Rualness NOTICES.

Cheap Coai.-Stove S675, Nut 5000 per 2240
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. j. BROWN
To Pic Nc PARTIEs.-A fine assortment of
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, Plckled and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Alse
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the GrooeT's 4th and Lombard
Improved P orcelan lined and Brass preserve
Kettles, Mason. Dexter. Valve, Wilcox, an d 9th
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S the GTocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
We're having all sorts of weather ,od,v

We're having all sorts of weather to day.
>, Wyman holds forth again at the Odd Fellows
Hall, this evening.
Miss EdIth OGorman will lecture at the
Masonic Temple, 10 morrow afternoon, 10 ladies
only.
There was a Masonic supper at Kennett
Square, last evening; several Wilmington
Masons attended.
AT the forty eighth monthly meeting of Penn
Loan Association, last evening $4,000 sold at 2oI
per cent premium.
A consolidation of the Pennsylvania, Delaware
q Pennsylvania, and Pennsylvania 4 DelaWare
Railroads is rumored. "-'
w. s. Hineline recently connected with the
ADVERTISER, Of this city, has been appointed
10 TO elerkship in the Philsdelphia Custom
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
OBSTACLES 10 MARRLACE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impedments 70 Marriage removed.
New method o. treatment New ard remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. IN scaled
envelopes.
Ninth ST. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, an Institution having
a high reputation for bonorab conduct and pro-
tessional skill marIn-d dIawkWSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
CITY ITEMS.

ALFRED WALTON, DrugESs, No. 20 Marke
street. respectfully informs his friend and ihe public
in general that he keers hand all descriptions OF
medicines. and that d competent person is at all
times ready prescribe for such sick as call at tina
store and that charge is made except the regular
price Of the medicines the same rice as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume Aomizers.

An elegant. pleasing simple and useful apparatus
for diffusng perfumery in the most economical man
ner scentine the clothing handk rchef and kaiI
and for making cooling and soothing applications Of
water or other liquids. for headache. nhamed eyes
and perfuming the sick room, For safe by
L. BRINGnURST Il CO.,
Corner Siv.h and Market streets.