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DALTIMORK AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6fPor CONNER sITH AVID D sTRKETs

bffor ooaNrs sJ M5 SEEE,A.sEp 3 STREETS
A,,.r FYs III h ~ I'm run . follow
TRAINS LEAVE ron tIRAINB AhRIyE At
BALTIMORE, WXBHiNdTQNi
~ ~. n, Niagara III. s'Is 4 m New York er'
80 m Ess TS,t s E1 nSJ.v daily except
s:saiiiy accommodation North and West. daily.
u ils . M, East Line n 10 q m, Accomru ods-
Vest, daily. except Bun. ton from Baltimore.
l:i3 >. m. New York ex. daily .eicept sunday.
gre;ns .,,uo,. .,n, ols r. m; u H as eagrsss'
o1mmodation. daily. eI. SUNDAY.
cept Sunday % % p, m, daily, from
Sis y. m, Cincinnati FL. BAtimore,daily elcept
pres. daily. sIceptsun. Syday, from West aud
90 m. daily Now 10 . 81 ID p,.,, Southern
York Night EIpress. EIpress, daily.
70 u, 3 dHnii, Paciho ~ IL % New York e1presa
Train Saying Washing on ., 80 = N. and $50
p m connect at Bowie with trains for MArlboro.
ins u Marlboro 81 10 and rs !. N. and $50
F,ia. arriving :. wsshinxtSn A 4 2 p
As,ss5 4. s,S s c9S,s.
northwest corner Thirteenth and Pennsylyanja ave
nue., northwe corner Sixth and PennsylyapiA ave
nue. can have their ba~rn9e called for md checked
q hotels and re.idences TO AZ points North and
Sessop S.s ssn Is sS . n" pSn
East, West, North and soutb.
X L DuBhRRY, Gen, Superintendent
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RAILROADS.


WAsHNaIOrANp ohio hAiAhoAp' -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sSsB ss
leave washington at p N; and q: m, and
s 81 !sSss Ss:.ssI$s !: "a. ma Y ! n 4
md % an. siT's' ws.h As'sad,f . n .Ha
s% !: he M 81. .ss r. s:ss
g h.%cn Whom, .as 3 sad
Hsin ir9I Hamilton CONNECT a H.%iia,ons IVA, M
@ : sss r EaSless SG alp is
SsE: s;ss: 'Ei's siei ~ sfyassgss..
aussd General Ticket AGENT.
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
FHifzDELgpJK,o,,
AND ALL POINTS AZ TIE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BErYskS SAsHIsoros AND
WITHOUT GfrA nS2ahEbr CARS,
The equipment on this line IL new and Of the most
5sAlsa
n I'M FIT fsa TssriSsl z l SUNDAY
p and .Tn me & Rs dspo IL
w, Inc, leave hinstona, 90 g. m. daily. eI.
Gssso Bsftimorch s.s, q. m. daily. s,osp, Sun.
Leave ycst Philsdephis. At las p. m. daily. e1.
Arrive At New York Ni0p. M. daily. except
Eichmond express, leave Warrington st ia p. m.
Lave Baltimore sts p. m. daily. except Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia at es p. M. daily. CT.
Arrive al New York st ios p. m. daily. except
Nisht express. leave Washington q, % p. m. daily
Leave Baltimore II 10 ~ .. N. daily.
Leave West Philadelphia at 30 Q, M. daily.
Arrive ct New York 81 Is ., m: daily.
TRAINS RETURNING.
Fest limo. leave New York q ~ D. m
Arrive a. w.shinst9n :. s;ls p ~; ,,urn
Night express, leave New York ats IS p IN.
Arrive u Washington ct sis o m.
Connections are made In New York with stcamers
on Sound, New YORK. Nev Hagen and Hartford
rail5osds ssx Yorh Central and Hud,Yn River rail.
any s On Hudson rive,
Baegase called for and checked q hotels and pri.
vAte residences on orders left ct the following
ofncee. where tickets and information can be oh.
tatned; Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue; northeast corner OF Sixth
and
b streets. ED. 3. YOUNG,
jy2tu General PASSENGER Agent.
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H EN1CY H. sEARLE,
RCHITkOT,

ITO Z srrsss Opposite Post Once Depart.
isisu
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ID ROCKVILLE ACADEMY, .L-
Brookevile, Montgomery county, Nd,
PROF. y. u. COLEMAN, iUnlyersity of yiryinia.)
The next aession Of this School commences on
WEDNEaDAY. september u. The courss Of study
dreef. Mathematics and Natural Scienoes Terms,
ssS per ssches.t,C year For further particular
Reiers TO the foiiowins patronsi Hon J, ". Doug
sss o9mwiss, oner q teysnge wsshnsS1n, Il R N
more; J. j, wisht, ESQ .ss West Monument street
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GOVERNMENT SALE:
QUARrERNAsTER's OFfIcE,l
FORr RILEY, KANSAS, August 10, tbs3
There will be sold. 81 public suction. at Fort
Riley; ksnssss a 10 o'clock m, THURSDAY,
quantity Of stores which have been inspected
aud found 10 be or no further service 70 the Gov
cesi horse, circular sawa, cooking stoves stS
files, !sssorted ~ horse and mule collars, 10 sad
dies, iron safe, wood.cutting machine, moving
machine, % heating stoves. - sets harness. y head
hAters paulins III forage caps ~ bed sacks. and
variety Of other stores which will be offered In
small ntisntiti.s. such a. carpenters TOOLS black
'' BY .asSCfs d tho Dep.r.m,n, I cq n,aSs
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PROPOSALS,
FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

IFhhSa NAhhs' ANR hhhsut QUIZ
oyyr6r owry ov,prx.r.s1sa.l
~ ~ s ssV ss Iss'iS X
60. HAY CITY, KANSAS.
fss g! sG iosS: q q Ban Ban
., FORT. WALLACE. KANSAS.
49, 800 pounds q Corn.
One sar load q bran. 70 be delivered 4, the ran.
pslyeries to commence within ten 40, day. frem
rse q y IL. re q he sni4e Juan
,6iaasI. yin sti,s iheif ffiee per one hundred
Plopo.sis will DO received for any portion Of tho
Ia progossls VIII be entertained unless the party
a Sr oss * an sssn, r. s,o5nsy .
posai must 10 sccompanied ~ The suiian,ee q two
psTsons o. Known OMIT, t,e,sgon,isSili,y =. .,.,.,,
Ur q T fP q sp
BY saisSii' he SsYsSTsH, G GSSR eisI
Sene1sI e. cslSf Sa afi esisr DsPaf 1I
DKOPUsAIs FOR A STEAM LAUNCH.
wln DrrAnrnxTJ
QyAHTrRxAsIEa gENERALs OyrIcH,
Proposals. sre isfi,sa fo III arnssins STEAM
LAUSCHfor use In tho waters Of southern har.
Dor.
She should be strongly built. have sPeed II not
e.s h,n Twelve miles sa,n'e pss h9 ~ IN s W, WI
water. bui q Se .%ppiied With tanks Tor hodps
suppiy OF fresh water for ordinary use. and CON
denser By which portion Of The exhaust steam can
tested TO two hundred pounds: size, hfty feet IN
length over All; beam twelve feet dralt. two {ses
Propoeals for either wooden or iron hull VIII DO
Place and time Of delivery 10 be stated, Price OF
the launch completely nttsd, psnied and ready for
Sealed proposals, TO be sddre-red TO ths under.
signed, will be opened At this ONCE on tho tsih Of
september next, at noon, NJ O. MEI0S,
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A LKxANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A ROAD AND M,ExANpRrA AND FREDk
pEfoT Conner sixTh ND D sTBEErs q
Local trains for AleIandriA leave as follows 8
I'd L. y h M y RSCSa ily Ii oshsr. d.s sa
os Gessi sIslns leave Ale1andri. .. tolov.,
M and p m. from kisIsndrls dsiy: ali other
trsins daily except sunday: ...,..u.s
8GxNTiop sooommodaton issvss wsshinssoo
Sk X fass o&tf fifsss ssqEnssff{ Ess vi. R,enmeod
y m
sysnas. and Thirteenth and Pcnnsyi vsniS svsnus.
% 6 e; 4 isss
h5SSss to destination a,n.r. s99ns sen.
n RKAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
osoRynwEsT. so IS Ih akp SOUTHWEST. !.
Washington: Baltimore: iiis :: m M
. &c., lib 3. n :. .... ;as :. n
THE aiiRAlsr Dbs6G%hiA. TRACE. a0tFES. p N
With elesant scenery. Palace stAte,room. day and
LID mel avsa e an
liz III i. M to Ni.s.r. Fall. daily, creep. sur!
yea: the sisp. m. daily. except sunday: io.p. m
uHA' MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington TO Rochester and Pitss
Iss s Il ns
s Il 4 ss.s o s
cure acoommodations In Palace Oars for Pitsburs
N Corner sixth 81, and Penn. sys.,
~. Ed 3. YOUNG. General Passenger Ascent,
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LNRENCH I.ANGUAGE.-PROF. II. MAS
T. SONS EVENING GLASSES will begin TUES.
terms and Particular apply al No. ails Pennsylya
mia avenue, seSeoN'
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SSSO,OoO FOR $50.


Tho Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized py
PUBLIC Library % Kentucky viii take place In
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JAMES q. McGILL,
ARCHITECT,

s 81 Seventh street, opposite Pc" oao'
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH
IN0TON, d. O.
a The Preparatory Department opens September
The Columbian College opens September II.
The Medical College opens Qctober6
The Law School opens Octobers
For catalogues containing full particulars In re-
gard 10 terms and courses Of instruction, address
aus.d President, Nc
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
1As YIr.. nallinors Clan. Rahe.

The first clam bake ever got up in Baltimore
came OF yesterday at JapaneaS shore, on Back
river, and was attented By about one hundred
persons For some time past the arrangements
were making, and those who took al interest In
u were curious, as butfew had ever witnessed
one Ofthese purely New RnElAnd teasts. Forty
years ago on the Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND flsh
leasts wsare common, and always largely atten-
ded, but they consisted entirely Ofscale fish, made
lnto ehOwder, and served in various other ways
But clam bake is something entirely new In this
part Of the world, aud all who participated 10 Il
were delighted. Those who attended il left the
city about ten o'clock Ia the forenoon. and after
an houFsFld0 felchod the Shore which Is one
OF the most delightful localities la Baltimore
county. IL Is located on the south shore Of Back
river, about quarter of a mile north of the
monument erected TO the memory Of General
Ross. Immediately on the river, covering aOme
eight or ten acres, is 3 beautiful grove of oak and
chestnut, fringing the bank, which "a ten feet
above mean tide. The buildings stand about two
yards from the river, and are surrounded bV
cedars, aud each individual tree is In itself
-beantltnl. Tho ground is level, and admirably
adapted TO pleasuFable amusements.
IA short dlstapce frana the hrnss ,he .,oDo h.A
for the clame bake had been made II was ciroE-
lar In form and about ten feet In dIametar. Early
Ia the day wood fre had been built upon II.
and that was kept up until O'Clock In the
afternoon, when the bed was ready for the bake
About six thousand hard CLAIMS, and rs manV
s0il ones were placed upon 10, Gfler which Il Was
carried up In cone shape, with HOLSTERS, chickens
hth, green corn, and potatoes. Each fab and
each piece 0fehioken was whipped IN piece ol
musllns and che ears OF corn were all covered Wlth
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
WILMINGTON, DEL. SATURDAY. AUG 30. 1873. PR

the husk. As soon as the pile was completed II
was covered with heavy canvas, and grass
taken from tho river was thrown over Il TO the
thickness OF about one foot. Worry soon the
steam began to escape through the canvass and
grass coverings, and emitted an aroma which
Whetted the appetite of all who came into near
contact with II. After twenty five minutes Il was
announced that the bake was completed, and the
company repaired 10 the large dining-rOom in the
consequences OF light shower Of rain. Mr. Moore,
the President, took the head Of one table, and
Colonel s. Sands Mills the head of the other.
Tho bake was then rapidly served, aud every
part Of 1t was thoroughly cooked aud perfectly
had sated there desires there was still plenty
lcit.-BGh. Gazette
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

The CANAL.-Ths Baltimore Ga.css thinks .It
Is sheer folly to talk of ship canal that would
obligs vessels leaving Baltimore on an ocean voy-
age to sail frat nOrthward up the bay toward the
Susquehanna; cross the peninsula by way Of the
Eik or SNSsafnS, and after reaching the Delaware
forty or fifty miles from its mouth, sail down TINT
bay to the Capes." We concur with the Gazette
that ship canal, TO serve the interests Of com
merce' should be cut further down the PsninsuIa.
That the present canal would not answsr the do.
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
OFFICIAL NOTHCk.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION ON TIrFsnav
SEPTRMBRR 2
MAYOR's OFTrcY.

m, MAfOkS OFFICE,
WILMINGTON, DBL. AuRnst 20 ISz2 (
Inc attention of those engaged in the sale Of IN
to1lealng liquors Is called TO that section OF the
nquor law Teeently passed land which goes into ef
eet sept lst 1878 relating to the sale OF intoXica
Uns liquors on election days. a. follOWs:
And no person lice nsed to sell iauoT abau s.u
give away. or dispense any intoTicatins IianoS On
tne dayot any general special municipal eIection
wltshln wltshln one mile of tie place where the sSmeis
nlgnt before till the midnight after such section
ana any person violating this provision GhSn be
saereOt shall forfeit and pay Ans Of not les than
~ nor more then $40 and ifholdins license un-
such fnS.and beinG incapable Of roceiyinS Tcsns
ioT the space Of two years thereafter"
Il Is made the duty Vfthe police and other peaee
ang3O-3t J. Z. sIMWS M.vo,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

WE are informed on what we deem good au.
thority Tor stating that the Fourth street paving
machine costs the city $40 day The work wos
commenced on the first of May and rot one
square has not yet been completed. The con-
tractors have nothing to do with the machine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
DAILY GAZETTE.

NAIUhALIzATIoN.-Wc are authorized to say
tl't the United States Court will sit in this city,
on Monday and perhaps on Tuesday, to afford
persons who desire TO obtain naturalization papers
an opportunity to get them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
8SttfeS.
The Sale Of Liquor UnIAvvfuI en- 1he D.v
Of Election.
IHE ~ eoEs INro EErEcr or rorn.r

EAtraet from e At Regulating tie Sale Of Latoz;.,,
tH0 Liquors.
!; SEofloH IL II shall be Unlawful fer any psrson
neonAeo " sell nQu0r a. herain provided 20 Iii
Eve i've SH&y. or dnpense any liquor on the Lord.
H1 ~. OnmOnS ealied Sunday to sell or rive SWaS
nqeer 1t any time to . minOP inaanS narsnn
nS4lGaI ar1nkArd to any person at the time IN
;i. sOt;ioeeSe' Ana hhosoeVor shall do 20, ShalI be
a0llV oI, mlsdemea1or. and uDOn eonVict;ar
sf cnaI forfeit and pay 6n0 Of not iess thSn
as. nSI ~ nore than one hundred dollars and IN
ease o. second conviction for saeh miSdemSSnor
IorIeIt n1s license and shall not be capable OF
S license Tor the space Of two yOaTs there.
no person licensed to sell li0uor GhaiI an
shay sMay or dispense any intoxisStiog LIQUOR on
~, Nsy ~ any eeaSral special or municipal cleo
n9hs within enc mile Of the place WnerS the Ssmo
= neiH. and such day shall be reckoned from ne
mn s1nsnS before au the midnight after such elec-
uOn. ana any person violating this prOysioa ShS ia
~ suuy ot mlseemeenor and upon eonVicIicn
~ snnII tortet and pay fne Of not less thSp
nLy y nor more than one hundred dollars and if
nOioIng g nsense under this act lhall forfeit The
r. huoa 70 such hSe. and be incapable Of
after - VA '"VS SoALs mere
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
For the Gazette.
Fourth Street and It's Cost.

MR EDITOR AS citizen deeDly interested
III ali improvements made In prOGnesS or nro-
sPectlve claim your indulgence for thIs COM
muhcauOn In the columns Of your DaDer. NV
OBJECT IS TO snow to the citizens and tax pavers
oL !he Guy tne great mistake made by the
ins, ~ THIS manner Sd ObStinately perss.
ted IN Oy them, of the Improvement OF FOuffIf
street have been close Obserta-r Of the
progress or that work from the Commence
ihent 10 tae present time. -Four months since
IL commenced and one square to-day not fin
lsned. 1t Is true Bakers Bull" :" cummOnlv
called, which Is, and has been since It came
from the shops of j. Morton Poole 4 Co. an
expense to the city Of about ten dollars per
days (laD0r, fuel aud repalrs). 1t was on Inc
street yesterday rolling where q mass Of stone
ana earth had been placed, and after passinO
over the same q number Of times the stresf
can De- with the toe Of the boot OF any man
PROVED 70 the bottom Of stone, yet they adVO-
Gated IN council that such pavement would
Dc tue DeSt, most economical and durable
pavement that could be made. Citizens and
tax payers impress 1t upon you to 90 and ex-
anime Ior yourselves, and whilst making the
examination bear in mind this CITY has Area
dy paid about ten thousand dollars for Inachi-
merry ana perhaps as much or more yet to be
Palo; et with this extravaganza with the
peoples money, and the mistake evidently
made by these men In the Improvement on
Fourth street in defiance toe, of remOBstrance
OF the property owners on said street, many
OF Whom are practical men. Mr.. Baker Is be-
fore the people claiming their votes for rec
lection.
TAX payers when you are approached, = or
When discussing Ia your own minds the right
OF franchise think OF these facts
Fald py Council for machinery about SIC, 600
To Quigley s Bros 4,7OO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

Mlehlel Angelo MeFagland, who spsnt $4,000
dat az AlhsEt u. RiehapdNon, disd on last Thar
day evening in Bellevue Hospital, and having No
tfisada viii b buEisd in ths POllan aald *
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
rAx PAYERSrAKE xOrICE.

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOB 1874
The undsrsiEusd. Receivers Of TAxa for the
and AFTER The arsG day Of JaIY 1873, 6SsWoen ths
hOnFs Of and - Ia morning, and iron % Q In the
afternoon. for the purpose Of reosiyinG 1aIaa.
daductiOn Of i've per cent. is mado On all taxes
paid in JAY all paid in August and np to theelos
nR Of the polls Of the city election, lace Of the bill
y -1' :" y ' ALRxANDRR CHANDLER.
WILLIAM STILLRY.
jys.sn Receivers of Taxes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
S14,7OO

With bills veraing nearly to the sane amount,
now in hands Of committee, or ready to be pre-
ssnted together with the ten dolars expense daily
Of the steam roller, what wall the total cost Of that
improvement be when complied. Property own
eTs ON Fourth street you pay this expense, and
wiz you submit longer to q waste OF your money
IL 90, vote for MIR. Baker, but the contrary, if
you want an economical management of the af-
faiFs OF the city, vote q aln,t him and break 10
atoms the Ring which has beon railing this city tor
O number OF years.
Another fact desire to bring before you, 1t 10
this during the month OF July, there was collect
cd BY Mr.. Chandler and Mr.. SullOy, one hundred
aud nipetyVe dollars. ($I95 000) all of which it il
70 be presumed, has beea paid over to the City
Treasurer.
There has also been sold since April last nearly
one hundred and twenty five thousand ($I25,OO0)
dollars, OF bonds by virtue Of acts Of recent Legis-
uon' making IN round numbers over 100000 re-
csiVed or to be accounted for during the last four
montha. 1t may be presumed, too, that the Audi
ditor had collected some money during that time,
which dAs been paid TO the Treasurer; and what
nave we got Tor all that amount Of money, outside
OF tho general expenses OF the city. wall inform
You. The City Treasurer told mcmber Of COun-
eii IN my hearing last Thursday evening that we
had then in bauk TO the Credit of tho City, a
little over SSi 900. Orders were directed 10 be
drawn at the same meeting for S25, ,326,3 which
when paid will leave in bank to the credit Of
the City OF the amount thus reported TO be in
bank about $1,000. Now l ask how long, at
the rate OF management by the ring will It be
before another one hundred thousand dollar
noatlng debt Will be upon u0 or an over drawn
account IN bank Of large amount9 Can it be
wondered at for q moment that the tax payers Of
she 9th ward have become aroused, and are doter-
mined, u possible, TO break up the ring Citizens
Of Wilmington, Irrespective OF party look TO your
INTEREST," remember that when the acts passed by
the last Legislature for the benefit OF this city have
been complied with, We will have debt upon VI
OF over Sl00O,OOO, aad STEAK ROLLER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
LIMITED STATES OP AMERICA.

II STATES An EAICA.
~ District Of Delaware, So
WHElEAs . libel Of inform alton has been aisi
IN the District Court of the Uatsd States Of Amer
lea for the District Of Delaware. On the 18th dap
OF August 10 the year Of our Lord, one thousand,
gins, Esq, Attorney OF the United States, in be-
halt Of the United States against the vessel or
canal boat Flee BrOthSrs. her taeksl. apparel and
turnltuFe. Alleging in substance that Wm. D.
NOton. Collector Of Customs for the District of
Delaware. On the 18th day of August in the year
OF our Lord. one thousand eight hundred and
sevenythFee, At the CITY Cf WilminGton within the
admiralty aad mAFadme jurisdisaiOn ofths aitod
States seEed the canal boat vessel fSUs BrOfksrs
her tackol. apparel and furniture. beiug the pro-
perry Of person or persons unknown. fGF trading
between the District Of PennsylEaniA and the Dis
tRietof Delaware without being enrolled licensed
and without having pail the United states tas
fe0s and tonnage required By the Act of Congress
IN such case mads Snd provided and praying said
Court 70 decfea the payment Of aid fsoG and ton
NOV. Therefore. IN plrguance OF the m0nition IN
der tho seal Of the said Court b ne diroolod and
doliVoroH, / do hereby give pHblo notice to all
persons claiming the said vessel. her tAeEel, &C..
or IN any manner interested therein, thai they be
Ana appear before the said District Court TO be
held ~ toe City Of Wilmington. In and for the Dis
trict Of DelaWare, on THURSDAY. llth day of Sep
temboF. at 10 o'clock in the forsnoOn, then AMI
there to intsFp0se their elains ard make their al
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
u, s. District AIeOrnSR,
per E. Q. BraAfcra. JT.
JOEN N. DUNE. U. S. Marshal. Dis. Of Della were.
| August Is. lsIS. ang2T-St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
Z hs ShOwaIter TradRy-COmdItlOn and
Anteeedemts OF the Murderer.

BALTIMORE, Aug 20.-Dr. J. C. ShowaIter.
who committed the blOody murder Of his wife in
st: Paul street, last evening, and then attempted
suicide by cutting his own throat is st alive this
IN very precarious condition. He Is at times
very violent, and this morning had TO bO tied
down. Since taken to the hospital he has not al
luded to his crime. Showalter vas originally
from the vicinity of UhisntoWn, Alabama, where
the family now reside. He studied medioina and
graduated in New York 0lty. = y
Daring the llts war, .Mrs. Sh0waltsr. then a
widow, was matron In the Confederate military
hospital at Petersburg, where ShSwalter was as.
Sistant surgeon. He was taken i'll with the small
pOx, through which he was nursed by Inc IaSv
whom he married after his recovery. When 90
Der he Is said 10 have been kind husband. hut
when under the influence Of liquor, q human iisDd.
The hospital physician states that ShOWaIter WaS
Pertect'y sane when brought TO the hospital last
nlght. lie was thlFty-siK years old, and his wife
somew hat older '
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION.
md SERIES.

md SERIES.
By a vote Of the members Of tAe Young Mems
Loan Association hSla 81 their rooms On The even
inR OF the 18th Inst it Wal voted unamimonslY 70
issue ave hnndFoa shares Of New Stock. coumnne-
inR with the month Of June. = .ll G. y la .agfz@
Subscriptions 20 the SAne vii Be received bE tbs
iSTSSt Sirsst. aad also a thS EaTmggis Bank 81
iyl6-tf 7. 3. YOUNG Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30

INJECTION NOTICE.
~ OREICR OF THE
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY,
AuEust 26. 1873
The Annual Meeting Of this Society will be held
at their once, Monday the First day Of Septem-
Der next. from 10 to IL o'clock A. NJ. to elect =
Manag gers for the ensuing year
ALBERT W. SMITH, Treas,
= 80 Market street.
The Managers elected will meet in the evening of
the next day. September I'd. at o'clock to organize
the Board. aRg3T-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
mARR1Rn.

Chester. on the 2sth
lnst.s by Rev. Samuel PancOst, r. @. R0wiand. az
9ndyWine Hundred, to Miss Sarah C. HeFIoek. !.
Of Wilmington, Del ~ - 0''O'~'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-30
Notice to Tax Paveru.

Tue tax payers Of the Northern District of Will
mingt0n Hundred. are hereby notified that the M. .
derslgned will be At RightOr's cigar store. NJ. W,
corner cor, oI Ninth and Market streets, on Monday
remaining there daily, unt furth sF notice Tor he
purpose Of receiVtng County taxes.
.-so =, LEWIS MCCALL.
SuHSVT T' COllectOF.