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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-08
4 PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT
TIE GREAT ALTfRATINE ANb lnEl'
WATERS pf AMERICA.

ic.:on7 who rr"p"sc - visit "u'tn. tn -lrt'r
q! tS51 the NNrNrtIS~ nf NI'f.!@ii. tb,"t I"
. ek IN their cool ~hi"- AND s'iI''tTi Us an". n"r
picl,lut tn mi" retreat from tn "Hrs -sN'" w2i
and nmh,alils tiulc IL i"-u.i-NmIc !pfJil'' '.hf
In the hope Of finding IN III" rcrorailnS into'l".
Of medicinal waters The means ~ IrsiiAi1- l"'.
health. will bc admirably sHItc'!dt Inc >lEthLl ~
SPRINGS, thirteen m'I"$ from >'aat'"o' -
where the Tine mountain air AMI sccutrN and -"
mineral waters which include In" tl1"r distinct
cla,sts q! alum, cEllN bc'tc, AMI siIhH. "p'!s-
offer all that can he desired for these rurim"''r.
These spring, are ali highly medicinal. ard has"
performed many wonderful cuirr. ihriF Fh'.
value rs medicinal agents i aiir''Gi ny IIc ii1
eminent physicians. and bv many other persons I'll
the highest Intelligence anal social position.
The :tlu or, Il IL would bc more correctly ~ '''
the ACIDrtoUS CilALiREATE WAIih, r.'' 5.'.. y
dents Of alumina, iron, aud lmdgncrA !a'h "if
other spring In the mountains OF N!SlHl,. a1'' ~ -
combined alternative and tonic pr"lcr.r. l. =: =;
eminent The waters uf theG: springs aGnilt % =
wide range Of remedial appi!cat!oa
Chronic bronchitis aud pneumonia c'Si"iIl
liver disease, chronic diarrhra ard dN'aht"fN. ',
,tipatioD, diseases Of The urinary ana leh'iaf'
Organs. cutancou, diseases, Scro!U.r 'rf>.,''.
neuralgia aud Ia most cast all 49, 50 al iti't
triton. irritation, relaxation. ana "t.'Nr w. -
readily cured by III" judiclcus Usc ~ ii!r 'V'I'
here for a reasonable lcGgth al tlrc :" o'l.T we
'erine-picr IN all tES region 50 rclc''''''"! 't
medicinal waters and delightful sumner ."'"' -
delightful uatGr" OF tnt climate" TIE "rjiL' 10 '.''
beauty Of The surrounding scenery, or II ~ NUN
b..r, diversified properties, ame great Icn. l." III
luts Of the nncr.. springs.
Hotel accommodations tir7t-ci4>s. iii"G' ".'@'
Of recreation and amusement.
BOARD Per day, s!.5s; per wcch els: per I"'"''
$50. ,
The hotel will +" .;cn Tor visitor, on NiNl'H
June 3oth U'Toolc's stage iiuc Will leave ~11i. .'
Tor the springs every aitofnO": =. So; %" IA" ~
rival Of the car 0f III" IN npcrkc al ~ f'.'
r,ad AMI passengers from Haliuu"r'. W. N3'a,
!ns;oii.. |, e., AID 81. Naudgia. i1'Au""'. "''
Lyrchhurx, va, GA ibr !I"rulHS "ns- "'' -"
Strihl!ng SI,rir"s tn" s:r"" %f'rn"HT '"i.'+ Ut
For circular Containing an3!vSi>I 'H "L,
letters OF eminent physicians, and certificate ~ "
markahl. cures, write 10 :. ,'b"bF, ,'r'",s
4. - da,lSwlln S'rlbliHE ~ ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-08

III JULY 5Tu, 1873. 49,.
r. r. PRICE & co. have tnst rccclSeo W S''"'''''
and express 81 lrr.. ut,,nrs.
New STYLES PARAsoLs and suN-SHApES'
SIN and Cambria UMBRELLAS; s.....
RACK IRON GRENADINES: f. go
Solid coiorcd and black LAWNS; . ,s...,
Sash and other RfBBQNS: 81.
T,,ck English GRAPES and CRAZE Fr,Ls.
Jycmsti.ci,cd and Linen-Camhrlc HAND
CHIEFS: ~
Btscs FUITLkRD SILKS;
...,,.,,d r,,rcad G. AUNTL ELS, &c, e. iys
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n Ii L II K \ l. | y q / K "
ON THE LINE OF TlfH
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO EAlIEp5''
3. BATH COUNTY, VA,

viii he opened for The reception Ok VIZ
FIRST oFJI'Sk with accommodations i"' -.
HUNDRED PERSONS. They are ac"'n'''' .' . ,'
Chcs:, peake AUD ohio rt!!road ironL '1',o. -
depot fifteen ,n;cs ny fine turnpike ~ 49, -
In line order. passing ia tnil view - me IsT'!
FALLING SPRINGS ant the hN"N.'i '
SCENERY USJACkSo<'S k!E III. ..,,. 81
Passengers by mail train from III" ea>' '''''' '
Coyiugton 1T 7 +. VI. .,s y "
Visitors Tor the Sprla.> by - II.'''' '''.'''
over hight n Covinginn. ...,. s.,
Passengers by mai trains ioa ia" "c>' ~F'''' DO
CoyiI2t9n al .:-0 \. Vi.
Express trains FROM the ras: arrlN" 81 - -. ..
Stages and other vehicles Iur t!c >I'r'ie' ''"
Co.ingtOu every morning. ...-..... ..-
Trains stop tw.nl. minutes IL VIZ. ...
Breakfast and Supper. Two hoici-, wiII '."t
Communications. ,,,-,,.
kESSNlIH'S FINE BAND or W 49,. .t.r
Is engaged tor The season lndihc 'ts'At ''''.'..
au,lsuincnt aud recreation prov ttrd ,.,.e-
Descriptive pamphrts can bt i@,d"l tt'.,. '.ni a.
CELL ADD 4 20, EichWogd ~ "I ''.1 - ~
IN" Springs. ...,... ,ta..
TERMS: Ra,ld-S3 per day. 20 PER il2".''
dr,.u and culorcti .crYar,t, ha! rrl,'.
VI H. NorSToS, VI -, n-s!,'rl!; rh,f .'..-tt mi,
my @7-eodihs H. VI '1i -t"'-I''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-08

COMPANY d, SIDNEY GRAIS. july (
" 713.3.-.in accordance with orders from rcSi- 3
mental Headquarters martial will ic held ~
for trial oi absrntees from last two regmental il
ptradcs on TUESDAY. ,lh instant. ~ O'Clock L.
NJ. IN the Office OF Captain +. VI. lmboden corner
Of Ienth and Bank streets.
commissioned officers IN charge on those pa
radeS viii report all ab>eut"cs. and absen"es ar,
hereby ordered 10 hc present IT the court-lnariai
and rcudrr excuse, or suffer the proper penalty.
iy order of Captain CARRIN(,TOE.
GEORGE W. EANES,
" 81 orderly Sergeant
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naGENTLEMEN'o RECHERCHE COL-
LARS at ccc per dozen worth 81;
.rtHTI, tNEN.s LINEN COLLARS tstyle worn
Two wears ago. at soc. per dozen worth $3.50:
crx1ItNFN'. PAPER and CI.UTH-LlNBD
COLLARS. of the latest styles, at reduced
prices;
GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS al soc.
worth Ijc.
GFSrLE MEN'S INITIAL IIASDkERCHlEfS :.
uEMsTIICHED and BURDEKED HANDkEk-
CHIEFS:
PAJBRlGGAE. COTTON, and L1SLE-THREAD
HOSE IT LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-08

NJ LADIES SUITS.-LEVI BROTH
Frs offer to-day large assortment OF PCtst
LINEN, CHINESE GRASSCLOTH. and
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN SUITS, Poko-
MASSES. and REDINGOrES, ut very low
pric.s-sclling many styles for LEES than the cost
of manufacturing them. They also la" In
store n large assortment of
SIGHT-GOWNS,
CHEMISES.
ESSING-SACQUES,
DRAWERS,
CDRSET-CUEERS.a and
SAILORS WAISTS.
jys LEVI bhoihEh@'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nr PoRTWINE.-,s,,st landing, another
u ~. ~ 90, no =, oaarto. SCARERANI., ~
go No. II Governor streee.3
M,I,sCA WINE.-Just received,
dir &c, Pom Malaga, hogshead OF t'ie hne". VINE
T.. Msa,atel y grown, there. o9eh" o''h1'~'
Il s-lw ! iai- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOTlCE.-All persons DESTROYS o. 't CIV,
~ Ing members OF TiiE FtlI',N a -, A. ''tr
BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION Nh tr.,-
office of WILLIAM j. CT SSH. oA ING ',',.r..-
burg avenue ami record their uanc, n 5t ",s...
Der OF shares has tecu limited. earl! 5,.,,isl
only will secure members hip. 49,
GOOD WILL AND SIOt .,..
~ GROCERY STORE. FOR SN;E,Iri I.E,'-
the STOCK, GOOD WILL, AMI NJ 80 AZ
Gerry STORE, doing 4 psphtabie g"S"' 81
dress GROCER" care U!SpG4ch ohtce. -
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DIVIDENDS.

MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
VI DOLLAR SAVINGS BASk.-RICUMOND,
JULY 3,ls73.-The Board Of Directors Of this bank
have decbtrged DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT.
free OF taxi ont Of the earnings for the past six
months, payable on anu after the 10th day of July
" i-st THOMAS ). ARMlST FAD, Cashier.
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40 TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

Il .-.-,--,- - I A>TI
ADVANCES OF SEVENTY rEktEN ~ w.
UEThX FAD FALNh ,.s ~
wilt be made on cousienlicnts 60 ol'' '' Icr
TeREor AT RATE OF Din fth - BIT &
aunun.. We authorize sight dra!ls Vs. and Nh
lacing. for slnount OF lax Oh :hipmtnE, 60 ,.sss
sstid tslance of advance after r"ttip' '' hIisno.
PROMPT RETURNS ma'ie with ciS'" 40
Immediately Oh al. % goods. q, md " I!
sole imp6Ytcrs OF thS '"slou turo' ~'-
Galio" ir.luds or MASS EIipRtsf. 10,
HOtFGhS ltr * -.
Tobacco Commission Gcrth"Na.
G3 Exchangc ri.cc, l:Sls!iA''>''
NV al-sO?6tu -
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MILITARY NOTICES.

July stll' 1913.
DE:IaAn,bLss ER re- H,s TIE FeEsn vrcIs
Volunteers, made by orders from Colonel Sloan,W
and detail from Southern Gross Brotherhood II
made by order Of Commander Jones 10 cschr, lhe
port ut the old Market promptly at So O'Clock
WEDNtS DAY EVENING the 9th instant, so there
In SO honorable and sacred dnty II is hoped that
not only every member OF the details. hut every
member Of the regiment who possibly can 90 SO VIII
join in the parade, and show this Tribute vi rcapHcl
10 these former roth.rS-in-arms, thus proving the
memory OF their hcrnisIu has not died 4t with
their comrades. Citizens disposed will br grill
received in the procession in vehicles ar on fool
Contributions of flowers TO decorate the collins arc
needed and requested, aid will he received at III!
OFF &c that day. W. {. tAfkiNdloN:
Nv NJ. Cap,lin Commanding Details.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-08

ID ANsON'S HOTEL.-Tbi, comforl,h1.
fsS housa, located ut Central depot. .tl,n,,c u.
sissippi and Ohio railroad, Montgomery cnI,n,y r.
having teen furnished with hcw Turnirr. /. -,
.opeu for the accommodation 81 the travelling i,,,
1!c. Special attention to visitors 70 Sr,r W.
White Sulphur Springs. Personal attention giy.,,
u passengers.
je 25-lm W. +. RANSOM. Prorri,,o-
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-05

The Best Paper in Every Respect. The
Weekly N. Y. Sun. pages. 81 year.
Send your Dollar.
Address, THE SUN, New York City
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-05

ADDITIONAL SECOND CLASS sTRAINs-NoRrH
No. Is Oil City 6.55 n. M; Rousovills
40; Tarr Farm 7.i6; Columbia 7,6S; Pat
Centre $40; Pioneer $40; Miller o.25;
T1tusville 9.55.
No. Titusville 900 a. M; Cory IL .25.
No. II OIL City Il.2O a. M; Rouseville
ll.45; Rynd Farm 1883; Tarr Farm 1905;
Columbia l2,l0; Pet Centre 1920; Miller
l.25; TitusVille 200; Cory 4. ~ %, m,
No. p Tidioute l2.45 p. M; Trunkey1
Vile l,45; Tionesta 2.43i oleopolis l.25; Uif
~ Trains do not stop, Cd stoA on signal:
III Stop for meals,
Trains 3, 0, q and % run daily; all other
Trans daily except Sundays.
Titusvile to Cory.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CAR rRAInA.
No. Direct from PhiladelphiA without
change.
No. Direct to Philadelphia without
change.
No. Direct to Pittsburgh without
change.
c. j. HEPBURN JNO. PITCAIRN.
superintendent. Gen'l Manager
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Eleven years Credit. Seven per Cent.
Interest. 2l l-2 per cent. reduction
to settlers who improve.
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AppITloNALsrcoSD-cL TEAINs-soUrH.
No. 10. Titusvillo 2,i0 p. M; Miller $50;
Pioneer } 20; Pet Centre S.SS; Columbia
4,l5; Tarr Farm 4,23; Kynd Farm 4,s7.
Housewife 4,55; Oil City $50.
No. Cory 6,l5 a. m; Titusvilla SIS;
Miller Farm 9,25; Pet Contre o, As; Colum.
bia 10, IL; Tarr Farm l0,ls; Rynd Farm
1927; housewife 10 ,35; Oil City 4, 90.
No. Is. Pet Centre !. .2S y. M; Columbia
l,5O; Tarr Farm 205; Rynd Farm 2,lo;
housewife 2.50; Oil City 800.
No. % Oil City 6,30 n. m; Oleopolia
7,25, Tionesta s,54; Trunkeyville i0,l6;
Tidioute HI.
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NOTICE.

nR. N. B0LARD, OF Tidiouts, has
~ retirnsd to his practice aiter an ab.
tails of New York, where bA will sttspd
calls in his profession.
otnco in Eureka Drug Bters, Ii 6oor.
roeYe the bank, Tidiovts, Pa, ~
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-05
WOMAk

BY an immense practice, extending through Ls,iud
Of many years. havin. within that time treated ovei
nine thousand cases Of those diseases peeulia, to
woman, have been enabled to perfect most potent
and agreeable medicine that meets tho indications
presented by that class Of diseases with positive Ger.
tsinty and exactnes&
To designate this natural specific compound, 1 have
nsmsd IL
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-05
Oil Creek&Allegheny River Ry

nN AND AFTER Monday June 8, 1871.
~ Trains will run as follows,
SOUTHWARK TRAINS.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

ETRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INCREAsE
or FLESH AND WEIGHT--CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17
From the Delaware Pioneer German.
the Board OF EducafJon

Mr.. Baird, Of the Seventh Ward. introduced a
resolution at the last meeting of the Board, to
teach in separate Gle sses the scholars of school
building No. ], who were farhest advanced, in
order that higher degree OF culture might be OBJ
tanned, and steps thus t.ksn toward having a
High School. The introduction of Latin into the
schools YVES also advOcat i. Why teach dead
language where the GeTWa'i the most widely
spread OF living languages, except one, is not
student to be able to read 0Vid's Netapoyphoses
ia the Original, and to the young miliner to have
studied the mysteries of the Ars AmOyis and the
Roman mythology, than that both of them should
become convsrsant with tho German language Of
business and thus be able to talk with the Iigin0
instead OF botheriPg.thsir brains over dead and
exploded fooleI ies Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

VISITATION. %. evening Hope Council No.
2, O. U. A. NJ, OtSthis city, paid Chester Council,
of Chester, Pa, visit, leaving Wilmington at
7:l5 o'clock, p. NJ. They were met at the depot,
at Chester, by committee from that Council.
and also by Fredonis, March, Hand-in- Hand. and
Fairv'ew Councils, of Philadelphia. The mem
bers of the respective Councils formed in linz and
marched to the Council Chamber, Third and
Market streets, where they were received by
Chester Council. After the regular business had
been gone through with, speeches, songs toasts.
&c, were the order unit 10 o'clock, when the
Councils were veIY Hospitality entertained by ice
cream, cakes, confcctions, segars &c, frem Ches-
ter Council. At 1896 the Philadelphia Councils
were escorted to the depot by portion of Chester
Council, and at ll:45 Hope and Chester Council
adjourned 10 the depot, and at 1906 Hope Coun.
cll took the tram hound for Baltimore on their
way home. All were well pleased with their
visit, and all left and returned to our city in a
manner that reflects great credit on the members
OF Hope Council, No ,. Jr .. u. A. NJ, being as
orderly and well behaved body of young men as
ever lett or entered our city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

PATENT DUMPING WAGONS u. Hartman. ~
Lancaster, Pa, Is now in this city. exhihiting
lskes Patent Dumping Wagon, to our yarions
coal dealers. Geo. w Bush is testing one ~
lheln and thus far 1T has given general satisfac-
ton.
Ihss wagon Is an Article that has long been
needed aud does away at once with the ANNOY.
Ahee OF having coal lying on the sidewalk, and the
expense Of having it put away by the coal heaV-
ers. IL consists OF an ordinary wagon bog. fas-
tened by hinge to the rear axle In front of tha
cart IL II simply constituted machine. worked
with cogs and crank, by which, when the crank
IS turned the front part of the cart can be raised
to any desired height. In the rear is anal door
from which Is extended an iron chute. reaeb,n0
the cellar door or window where the coal 4 to bs
dumped. When this chute is extended. and the
door opened, the front part OF the cart is raised
aud the coal, By its own weight, falls aown into
the chute, and ON 10 the cellar No coal Is smiled
upon the pavement, and the whole operation az
onioading. and restoring the wagon to its ordina-
~ condition, only consumes between two ana
tnros minutes The whole affair is at once siUa-
pie " its eonttivanGe and eifeetual IN its worlrn1
ma though 1t will probably raise q howl Of ind,S
Rallon amoung the army OF coal heaVers. wha
an BE, by Il, mainly deprived Of their 0ocupation
- ts line, it uDl doubtless be generally adouisd
oy our coal dealers, while the whole peonle ,.iIl
be benefittsd by its use
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17
Boatd OF Health,
REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING.

ihhuoLAh AEHTAhH LAST EVENING.
The Board of Health met in regular session, last
evening, President mccall In the chair.
The Committee on LiOanse reported adversely
ON the petition of Chas. Temple, for scatcneer's
llceIHe. The Board, howeVeF, refused to adopt
the report, and granted the petition.
The Committee to audit the accounts Of tho
Treasurer reported that there was in his hands,
balance of $50. AZ
nuisance in a small alleyIunung from Tat
nall TO West, between Sixth and Seventh, and one
over Eleventh Street BIidge, were reported IS
abated. 4FM
On motion, a special eOmmittee Of i've, was ap-
pointed, to define more particularly certain pow
ers and duties of the Board, relative 10 the pre-
SCI vation of tho public health.
The cpnImttee consslspf AFessrs. I9ekel, Dfaper
ShOItledte, McCulIough aud Bogia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17
CLAYTON HouSa.

ARRIVALS UP TO NboN TO-DAY.
J. Hill, New York
Hon. N. b. SmitheVe, Dover, Del.
III. Hudson y wife, Clmbridge, M.
VIM. 4. Bovine, Arkansas F1ffEd E
+. II. Hopkins, New Yolk.
Il. B. Homes, =" tt3AiIt aiA* 10
+. W. Tunnell. Lewes, DSl t44.I
Gov. james P1ndey, u It IN, Del Sssrrtt.
A. 4. Hoifeok6r, Milford, Del, fG - - > =
A. +. Worden, Smyrna, Del.
A. Hstbrook, Mass p
}. A. Warren, Phila., Pr
James Todd.
W. @. Dram, Cincinnati, q.
q. Hopes, Highland, Pa.
Col. Wm l.. Whiteley. city.
]. 5. Rowland, New York.
J. b. Lawrence, Bridgeport, Conn.
John Black,
Mrs. Brown, Phila., Ia.
Sam1 G. Armstrong, "
Chas. Ford, Camden, N. J.
VIM. A. Spaulding, Ohio.
Somers Stiles, New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

SUDDEN DEATH-Last evening" Ir. James II.
lree, aged about sixty years, died suddenly. at
the residence OF Mr.. Robt Skeen, No 33j East
Fourth street, where he boarded. lie was sitting
arose 10 70 inside Just as lac entered the dining
room' be staggered and fell upon the lounge. As.
sistance was promptly rendered, but he died in a
te" MINUTES. MIR. Price, had been unwell and
under medical treatment tor some time past, but
us ueaih was Tue result OF stroke of appOplexy
ln-law: Mr.. Samuel }. Film, on West Fourth ct
near Madison Avenue. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17
SYLVAN SPRINGS.
CHARLES KYLE. PaorRrFros.

This pleasant place of resort has been neatly fitted
up for the reception of individual Visitors Picnics
a nd Social Parties.
Ample accommodations for Dancing have been
made, and
ICE CREAM, LOM0NADE, CAKES. FRUIT. &e.
will be sold TO all who may desire them
- No Intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground
lie VII also continue his popular stand at Second
and Market streets. where the above named summer
iuXqres may be had during the season: also al his
residence, sixth and Oranre streets where he will
be pleased to see his many friends aAd the public
generally Inay9- 5In
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

DELICATE SURGICAL OPPERAToK- James Long
fellow, a Delawarean, who volunteered in one Of
the Pennsylvania regiment during the late war,
had his nose and upper lip aud six teeth shot
away ~ The battle OF AntIetam, disfg urlng him
almost beyond recognition. He lately upderwonf
an ingenious operation Of having a new nose and
upper lip made from flesh taken from the fore
head for the nose, and from the cheek for the lin
dhe nose and lip were restored by Dr. Chas. b.
oreehe' IA fhiiadephia. The teeth and plate
were made by Dr. J. Jackson, dentist. Mr.. Lone
fellow is highly satisfied with his improved np-
pearance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

TIE ODD FELLOWS CEMETERY. CAMnpN In
accordance with the act Of incorporation of the
Odd Fellows Cemetery Of Kent county, near Cam.
den Del, passed at the last session of the LeeigIa
tnre, the Board Of Directors met in the Hall Of
Amify Lodge No. 20, o. .. r., on May l4th
1873, and drew fog terms of service as provided by
said act, with the following result !: One wear.
Dr. y. w. Cooper Samuel L. Richards, VIM. Ell
hSon: Two years, John I. Jakes, VIM. X. Dick
son, Thomas .. Terry; Three years, Or. j. w.
sharp John W: Stevens, VIM. w. Prouse. After
which the Board elected the following ofieerS =
President j. +. JAkes; Vice President, DIR. II. w
Cooper; Secretary, DIR, J. W. Sharp; Treasurer.
VIM Ellison. The grOands have been Beautifully
laid out. by practical engineer from Rutherford
PARK, N. j., 1t large expense
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

THE CRoPS-It is said that the wheat crop
is looking very we'll in Caroline county on
good sound land, where it was not completely
saturated by water during the winter. 1tmay
probably meet up to the average crOp.
The fruit crop promises to be abundant: the
largest for years past. TO Judge from the
peach, apple, whOTtelbery, strawberry, and
other fruit blossoms which meet the eve at
every turn, the crop will be immense, and IL
fully matured, much OF It must perish for want
of market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17
China. Glass and Queensware,
At 3O2 Market street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

~ Will be found the largest and best assort-
~ ment Of the above goods in the State Band
- China Dinner Sets. Band China Tea Sets
white China Tea Sets. White China Dinner Sets
Edwards White Iron Stone Dinner Sets, Rdwards
White Iron stone Toilet Sets Edwards Ware Iron
stone lea sets, Fancy Toilet Sets. great variety:
IA endless vaTietg; Hard Rubber Handle Knives
Plated Forks. Spoons. Casters. 6c. Plated Tea
Sets Of best quality, Cat Glassware of every de-
scrlpt"n. Pressed Glassware af evc-y .e>.riItjgn
Goal Oh LanIg. Portland Kerosene Oil. Lapn
IhlWheys, ac. The aiiei ton Of those in want Of
The above goods is invited to my stock o goods in
ihls line Ihe quality Of the goods /. the hest Of
lhe blnd hat can be found and the prices As low as
mays TIIoS. Y. .DENORMANpIE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

GHosT SToRY.-Quite large crowd of peo-
pie, white and colored, collected on French aud
Walnut SITS. last evening the front and rear of Dr.
II. Il. Porter's residence. drawR thither by we'll
spread rumor that the ghost of the late Mrs Por-
ter had appeared, "life sizs" at the balcony win
dow. They watched in vain, as the spirit did not
again appear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4.IoOF, at Odd. Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King
Minqua Tribe, No. s. l o r NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market St.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, OU A NJ, at Mschan-
les Hall. 2l9 King St.
La Fayette Lodge. No. ,, X of T, at knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market St
Asbury Lodge, o of g T. at fifth and Market
Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

THE MASTER MECHANICS. The Mester N, :
ehanlcs OF the various Railroads of the country,
having just concluded their annual session, at
Baltimore. are Nth their families enjoying an ex.
curslon tIip. This morning, about 1915, O'Clock,
they passed through this city, on special train,
consisting OF three Pullman Palace cars "Cenr
tral, "Weste.h and "Rahway,"-two baggage
aud three frst-cls's passenger car 4, drawn by en-
CINE No IL, which was gaily decorated with fls ys
They were en route for New York Conductor
McColley Of The T., w. d B. Il. Il. had charge OF
the train.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

Ladies underwear, such as Chemises, Iona
night robes, dressing sacks. white skirts aii ~
our own manufacture, at Il. L. Frank e 5ll Mar
ket street.
A complete line of ladies underwear. of our
own manufacture and prices to suit ali. both
great and small, at +. l.. Franks 5ll Market
street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-17

DELGBIFuL SODA WATER-B. & G. Shoema-
ker, druggists, in the institute Building, have
their celebrated Soda water fountain now in full
flow. The beverage is the most delightful and
heathful that can be taken to satisfy the inteer-
able craving for some such drink DUNG tho warm
weather that is Row approaching. We recon-
mend all those who desire something of tbs kind,
aEd all do, to go TO Shoemakeis where the purest
aud best eau always be had.