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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
BOARD OF HEALTH.
nEouLAR MEKr1No IAsr HvRNINo


The Board OF Health met at the. regular hour,
las. evening, President Mccall in the chair.
The various committees were continued on the
several nuisances under consideration.
The committee TO whom SpeAkmAn Bros bill
was referred, was also continued.
The Committees beng called upon to report
new nuisances, the Second Ward Committee re.
ported none IN that Ward.
Mr. Thatcher thought there were more nuisan-
ces in the Second Ward than in the whole city
| lie alluded particularly to the marsh between
Robinson, Front, Pine and Church streets anC
moved that the Board declare said marsh u nui
sRnce
This the Board refused TO do by q vote of Is Il
| 5; but Mr.. Eckel mAdea motion, which was adopt
cd, instructing the Clerk to present the matter Il
| the City Council, with q request that that bod,
| have the marsh properly drained.
DIR. Shortlidgo again called attention to Tn
garbage cart nuisance, and said that but ons car
had been in the Ninth Ward for three months.
Mr.. Eckel said that there seemed to be q pre-
valDg complaint Of the failure Of the drivers @
garbage carts to remove the garbage from man
premises. To get the difficulty in tangible shapa
he offered the following preamble and resolution
WHEREAS, The frequent failure Of the gAFbAP
contractors to have the garbage collected pFomp
ly, have given rise to numerous well-fouuded con
plants on tba part OF the people; therefore,
Resolved, That, hereafter, in every case of ju
and reasonable complaint of neglect OF failure
have the garbage promptly collected from any yaI
or premises within the limits Of any Of the ga
bAgo contractor, it shall be the duty Of the Coz
mittee Of the Ward in which such complaint
made, TO order the immediate removal Of said q
bage and collect the cost Of 20 doing from the
linquent cOntEaetOF, By Law, pyoDidsd said Co
tractor shall have first been gwen within tWel
hour! previous notice. In wiring Of the sFiSten
Of said garbage nul1AnoS. -
The preamble and resolution were unanimous
adopted.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
The RerIunInss Of sIckness

Never triAe with what are called small ailments.
A disorder easy of control at first, neglected for
a few weeks may become mortal disease Be es-
pecialy careful not to let debility gain upon you,
for it is the door through which all maladies enter
tho systsn IL yOu feel 1snguid. inert. and 70 use
a common expression, "as if there was no life left
in you," resort at once to HOstetter's Stomach Bit
ters That great vegetable tonic will supply the VI
tality you so urgently need. 1t Is nerve ioop. ,by
rs tonic action the stomach is so inygorate9 thal
digestion becomes regular, easy, perfect Wnhe lu
SuS ~ altarafvo operation beneficial
~ ofEcts Al the esersfiVe or9ans For the miseTie
&c d;snonsia and fhev include almost every uHpleas
ot teeiin1 thaf beIOngs 20 physical disease and men
I'll Vretchedness This potent tonic is q certain anS
sDaedv hahn. aUg2ptoT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

BUSINESS CHANGE.-Wm. H. Curry will open
in a few days new hat aud cap store, at his old
stand No. 404 Market street. Mr.. c. E. Hoster
will occupy the second story for his photograph
and picture gallery.-CommeTcia
Pray, how long has it been since No. 404 Mar
ket street was Mr.. CurTy's "old standP" and then
if the above be true, what is to become of neigh
Dor Rumford, who has been dispensing head gear
at No. 404, for long time past? And If Mr.
Hoster is TO occupy the second story, our old
friend Hawkins viii have to dig out, while DIR
Webster will have 10 change his quarters. TheT'
| is something arrange about It.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

A DAsE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ago, a most ex-
empary woman, living in the western section of
the city, died and was buried. Two weeks after
the funeral, the ''bereaYed" husband, who is q
very Incorporate man, called his daughter up
stairs, and pointing revolver at her head, threat
ened to blow her brains out if she did not deliver
to him the jewels left in her charge by the dead
mother frightened at his threats, she gave hin
the Jewels, which be instantly pawned for moneI
to buy liquor for the qualification Of his low ap
petite. Such q man should be arrested, and treat
ed to a few months solitary confinement, Whicl
Of his action, and resolve to mend his ways.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
Another AruIe OsI common hOuSehO~
Use Superseded.

Associated with the earlier recolecuons OF :
great many men and women is the memory OF tne
bath brick ana emery stone wherewlth the KNIVES KNIVES
and forks and pans and Kettles ana 9'ner y hn,
articles were at stated times " secured up. Aha'
primitive mode prevails to-day in thousands o.
families who have never used Sapoho But onct
let Sapolio I've used for this purpose and thal
bouswlie never wants Bath brick or emery stont
any more Sapolio not only scours on al LuI uii
an1 tarnisb n brinhtcns. bcstows polish as bril
liant as new, and does it in one tenth OF the um'
required by any other substance. Sold every
where HuuscReepers try 1t. ZWeooNcoV
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
r, hnm,a WIG case.

AT Salt Lake City, on Friday, Judge Emerson
s,,stSinaS tha demurrer of defendant against the
Jurisdiction of the Court In the divorce case OF
Ann Eliza Young vs.. brigham Young. He held
that tho Probate Court not the District Court,
SoJ ;1risdction in the case This is in opposition
tn t5c oninion Of Judges Mexican and HoWley.
The case will again come before Judge Ackeann
at the October term Of the District Court. Rev.
&. e. Stratton, Methodist minister at Salt Lake!
has published q card denying that he influenced
Ann Eliza 10 enter the divorce snit, and charging
the lawyers with attempting to fleece tneiI
clients. y --... -.--t y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
ON THE CoNFrDRNcE GAME.-A few day

ON THE CoNFIDRNcE GAMR.-A few days
ago stranger presented himself ct the luTn
her yauf OF Mr. q. ii. Painter, and selected
some three or four hundred dOiiats worth %
and stated that he would send wagon for 1t
IN a little while, when he would make settle
nent. lie then asked Mr.. Samuel Painter 20
loan him sum of moEey for few hours o.
until he returned for the lumber, but Mr.
Painter saw the dodge and dodgcd IL, ana w
Painter reads the newspRpers.-IVestC Cheste'
NsinS t-- r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUSINESS Charles Kyle has recov-
i,6his health and will give bis personal attenuq9n
The sale OF ice cream contections nuts eh1 HIlt
nj the n W corner Of the Second street maIAes
house, and will be polite and q
81 81 vth and Orange Sts at his residence. ~ also
ntends TO ft up the Sylvan springs near the eity
railway depot, where there Will pc eOns t
far nicnics and every arrangement Tor the nccOn
mediation Of all who may wish to pass pleasaanu. J
afternoon Charley is enterprisinE and ueseTSl lns H
81 ,t envou,aIS iro,,,I auRl5-dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

An ASCENT AND A DBsCENT.-The balioOnist,
who accompanied the Great Eastern Circus, yes
terdov made an ascent which ended in q sudden
descent. lie had not rose far, when something
about his balloon got wrong, and it came down
pretiv rapidly. When near the ground, the car
turned over and the @ronaut tumbled into a mud
middle on jefferson street between Twelfth and
TLirteenth. Fortunately, he was not much hurt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

CHEAP PoPULARITY.-PopElari is often
sous ht cheaply. "Nine Culberts" '' washed out. "
So a careless compositor made thel Gazette say in
a local article on Thursday. 1t seems to have
been fortunate that should bave got into the
place of .. A little letter effect great deal
some timcs but we fear that this time IL bodies nc
good, since their does not seem TO be so many
"Culberts," 10 be washed out, aud from ap
pearances there is likely to be less.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

REI1G1oUs.-The congregations Of the First
Presbyterian and West Churches, will have union
o'clock and in the eseuing at the West church at
So'clock Preaching by Rev. MP. OTIS.
Subjects for the morning, "Hagars name for
God tor the evening. "The faith and free choice
of HE; the index to character: Moses, an eX-
ample Strangers and the public generally are
cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

THE MA1Ls-No mails have been received from
the Peninsula for three days. The Department
directed the postmaster OF this city, yesterday, to
forward the mails by wagons to Townsend, but
he delayed for other instructions, and no mails
were sent until this morning at ten or eleven
o'clock. They will, therefore, not be received at
Dover, or below there in time for distribution be-
tore Monday. The delay should not have been
extended beyond yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

MEETINGS To-NIoHT.-The Fourth Ward
Democrats will meet. tonight, at the Reliance
Engine House, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for Ward offices. The polls Will
be opened from to o'clock:
The Democrats Ofthe Ninth Ward will meet
this evening at the Old Academy. A full at
tendance is requested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
soOlETlE8.
nrRrrrnns rHra KYRNINo.

Mechanics Lodge, No a, 4,IooF, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, / o r n, at hed AAen
Hall, AIS Market st.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, OU A n, at Methan'
ics' Hail. 21o King st.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X of P, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, o of @ 7. at fifth and d MArke
Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

HARKNEss MAGAzINE.-LtGrkness MGgdza1Iss
for August, has been received, ana Is V0veI t
the very best number Of this most exceIlenl
publication yet issued. Faultless Ia typOgEa-
phicaI appearance. aud filled to OverflOwing
with entertaining, Hseful and instructive re9d-
ing matter, it Is n book well worth purchasing
and should be read by every family IN t4e
State Want of space, prOcludes an EXTENDED
notice of the contents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
LOCAL IMrELLl6EmOE.
ow are YOU off for peaches =

How are you of for peaches
B5 sure and attend church tomorrow.
Have you voted yet? If not, go aud do SO.
There has been no mails from down Delaware,
since Wednesday afternoon.
The steam piano, in the circus procession at
tncted considerable attention.
1t is strange how many, many people have dis
covered, within the last few days that they have
business down the Delaware Railroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

THE DELAWARE MAIL.-This morning, about
1880 o'clock the Delaware mail, which has been
accumulating in the Post Office here ever since
the stoppage of travel on the Delaware Railroad,
was sent down on the tram 10 KirkwOod, from
there it will be transferred to Townsend by coach
es and then sent down on the trains which arc
running from that point,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

THE WAYsIDE-THs Wdysiae, for this week,
contains many good things. together with fine
illustrate IN OF the Great Natural Bridge, in Vir-
Rinia, and a graphic description of the same. The
VydVside is onIy one cent, aud everybody should
have a COPY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

SCARCITY OF PEACHES Peaches were scarce
in market this morning, and sold at exceedingly
high rates-from 40 to 80 cents per half peck
Without boats arc run from Wilmington TO Port
Penn, and other points down the Bay, we stand
good chance Of bidding farewell to peaches. until
the Delaware Railroad is in running order again
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

DEMAND FOR CARPENTERS, Owing to the re-
pairs needed ON the Delaware Railroad, the de-
maud for carpenters is very great, and no man
who can handle e saw and plane, need be idle ioI
the next few days All the carpenters who can
be secured are being sent down to the Canal
bridge
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

SALEs.-Messrs. Reynolds * Co, real estate
dealers 9l5 Market street, report as sales OF the
week: 10 lots on Lowering Avenue for NJ Ialyi
$l,264 90; story brick house, 3lS +. Tenth stree'
for owen Taylor for 80 500 90; farm ef 1856 acres
near Smyrna for Cyrus S:ern, for $4,000; Invest
ments, made g, 100 mortgage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

BUSINESS DULL.-Police business is exceeding
ly dull and for the past twentyfour hours, NJ un'
fortunates have been brought UP TO receive the
dispensStion Of municipal justice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

THE CIncus-Tbe Great Eastern Circus and
MenacArie gave two performances and exhibitions
here Yesterday afternoon, TO large audiences. The
performances were satisfactory in every respect
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
THE LATEST PROSPECT.

BY inquiry at the Delaware Railroad oheee'
this morning, we learn that the load wiil Dc n
running order by Tuesday morning. and posslely ]
with ali possible vigor, but above stated, prp'
gress has been considerably retarded Oy tht
difficulty in obAining the necessary timber.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
THE GREAT DISASTER.
AFTER THE STORM

Further PartIcalarp OF the great FlOOd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
wHAr THE "oLDEsT rNHAB1rANT" SAYS.
rzv .,to1rNr OF pAMAaK,

snstained nv the Railroad and Canal Companies
and the farmers, cannot at present be estimated
We can only say thatit Is simply Immense. thp
exact figures cannot be known or even apPIGAi%r 7,
nate i, for week or more, or until, the repairs ~
the canal are fairly under way.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

SHIPPING the FRUIT BY WATER,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

CHEAP CoA1-Stovc at S5,S5. Nut, S5l9 pc
2340 pounds for CAsu only, at the wharf sou'l
OF Market street bridge VIM . bK""N'
July LIST 3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

HE FEELINo AMONG THE PEACH GROWERS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

The Canal Probably closed for tho seGson-hot0
SfT,tctiOnSINo IiUes lost bg the Storm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
reported missing, several horse. and mules were

reported missing, several horses and mules were
drowned.
----s-z zDKAD FISH IN TIE lxEApoWs' -s-ss
In the low meadows around st Georges are
hundreds of dead hsh, which we're klneu anS
thrown there by the iorce OF the tempest, and
left aground by the rscsding waters. They are
fat purifying and the smeh arising nom them y
horrible.
WHAT THE "oLDEsT INHABITANT" SAYS
Ye s'oidest inhabitant," /" is the lion Of the daya
and TO all injuries In relation TO tie hooo' ~
answers promptly, invAriby winding up with nv
assertion thut he .'never sSsd or hearn tell o.
sich a storm in all his born days" Old sahotb
and captains, who have run on the canal 10,
Year,, say that the storm exceeded IN force anI
severity, any one ever known in that section OF
| the country
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

NO THROUGH TRAINS UNTIL TUESDAY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

OlDVdends, Notes. Interest Drafts. &C.. made with
despatch, and accounted for the day payAsnt Y re-
ceiVed. asee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
30 ErYRg LosI.

+ Iva ct drst rsPoEtsd that several lives wer,
ipst on Wedassda5 5uight bat, through oa1efa
Inquiry, snch W. not The ease. Ne bodies has
bs6a toapa Andnp tody = tie nsiEhbogaOOd 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

REPAIRING THE DAMAGE, !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
COLLECTIONS

fixed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

DE5Rasss Ejas's ssA Ess !. SiAs i :. e. III zs = vs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
CHECKS

CHECKS
On Banks in Philadelphia New York Boston. Bal
timore, Delaware, Pennsylvania and washington
will be credited on receipt from customers g pars
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
No. 6O2 Market Street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. subject 70 cneck at sight tsam'
Is ct National Bank solicited from nrEas, eoEDo'
rations and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23
A FORTUNATE DELAT.

Tie steamers OF the EEFiekion line. most for
tunatelY we're not Ia the canal at the time Of the
food Had they been, the sacrifice OF human life
might have been faghtfal. OWiBg 70 q break III
the canal, several days ago, the boats were behind
time, And this is the only reason Why one OF them
uas NOT u the canal daring the storm. Il was,
iaaeed. . fOTtunate delay. The steamer FiOeenes
Wednesday svsning, but water Waa being drawn
It the tina, and tie boat could not Be l0oled.-
i This eIFcunsianea saved the boat, as before 1t
could eAtaR The canal, the storm came, aud hear
ine o. its aHts the captain put hack 70 baltimore.
Il TIE EFicson Company viii probably conlinns q
| freight iine between FhnadslphiA and Baltimore,
golls b way Of Delaware ard Chesapeake Bays.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-23

ftt -1s ta-se "a a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

BRrrKfNo lMPURE wArEI.-Set A ng.cher Of
.ceo water IN n room inhabited and In A Few
hours ~ viii have absorbed nearly ali the per-
sfiteo gases OF the room. the air OF which will
nsve become purer, but the water utter 6lthy
Ihis &c ponds on the fact that water has the
faculty OF condensing aud thereby absorhins
neeriy All the gases, which Il does without IN
cTessing It's own bulk. The colder the water A.
the grester its capacity % contain these esses'
Az ordinary temperature, q pint OF water will
contain pint Of carbonic acid gas and several
pints OF ammonia. This capacity L. nearly
doubled by reducing the Temperature 90 that OF
ice. Hence. water kept in the room a while -
always unit for use, and should be often re-
moved, whether " has become warm or not.
Ana Tor the same reason the water In q pump
should all be pumped out in the morning before
any Is used. That which has stood in a pitaher
over night IL not nj for coffee water in the morn
ing Impure water IL more injurious o. health
than impure air, and every person shOaId pro-
vide the means OF obtaining fresh, pure water
Tor all domestic uses.-DiO Lstrts.
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DI Ed

GERMULLER. On Friday, June ~. Is-s. At 8
clock .. M, GETRUrH, youngest child n n aud
Anua Germuler, aged Ii months
The funeral viii take place Tomorrow SundayD
evening, June l4th, NJ O'Clock. from the residance
81 her parents, No. 7il 9TH street mort Invest The
relatives and friends " the family respectfully
Invited 20 attend.
hARMApCKE Suddenly, on FRIDAY June NH
AZ y. m, Mrs SARAH b. MARMADCKF con,
- ~ 81 the late John NJ. Marmaduke, f0rmerly of
hCstmore land, Va, in the 7aih year vi her age
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful IN the grave so low:
Thou no more wilt Join our number.
Thou no more our songs shalt know.
Dearest mother, thou hsst left us
Here thy lOss deeply feel;
But tbs God that hath bereft Us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again We he pe 10 meet thee,
hen the day Of life is fed.
Then In heaven with Joy 90 greet thee,
- W here no farewell tear II shed.
May she rest in peace.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
No 5l5 oth street, between and y, south Invest, ON
Sunday afternoon, AZ D. IN. Friends u the family
are invited to attend.
WATERS. on Saturday. the l4ih instant, sfter
short illness, GEORGE WATERS, in the 9th
year Of hs age.
His funeral will take place on Monday. the lsth
instant, az D m, from HE late residence, No 81
Market street, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14
EVENING STAR.


IsokeIe IN yIsssA.-fn noticins thu
-. y. Soiieeung the fare In the city rsss-ns-r
IN Vienna, end that I did not al 80
oonpressoe the system fully. The consuctsr
,'.s, gwen IN the morning two or thrse
LUG oooss o. uckets. each about two snches
SQUARE, containing too hundred and q tx 4 "a al.
numbering from one mp a. the ease nav h. H
reauired upon collecting fare 70 give one OF
tntse ucsees % each passenger. Who u req ue-t :
meanume, the company has . number az de-
tective employed, who jump upon the car on she
rorte examine The tckeR ofeach passenger ana
note the highest and lowest numbers OF tea cts
snd tear on corner. The noting the number is
20 see thst they are always in regular order, aud
eaAt no old ucket have been picked no and
ones rom the book. The conductor never
KNOWS when the detective viii appear, but
sny expects him, and consequently IL always
honest III any passenger Is found without A
ucAet, or any frauds are discovered, the con
ouctor = placed under arrest, and the detect ' q
AReFIoaH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

81 Nineteen BARRIERS were summoned before
the police court OF Richmond MONDAY tor ytolat-
ing the law, in keeping open their shops ON the
Sabbath.
S-Sentmental Young men at brownsville.
Tenn, insist that " L. impossible 60 talk love 90
the suburban belle beneath the trees and in the
moonlight. owing 20 the iuterposition of the
caterpillars. that even crawl between claspef
hands and beating hearts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

DEALING WITH INTINIDATORs. The magis-
trates in England have committed no fewer than
10 women 10 prison FOR moicstation and intimi-
datiOn under the criminal law amendment act.
number Of labOrers had been dismissed in
the village, on tie ground that they were mem
bers OF trade union; whereupon their wives
and daughters assembled. some OF them armed
with sticks, and prevented q couple of men who
had been engaged by farmer from going %
work. IL does not appear that the women struck
the men. Seven Of them were sentenced 90
ten days and nine 20 seven days' imprisOn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ wAsHINefoN. D. C.. Nay Is. 1873.
On the pqfifion of ANnRENa ~ Reru

viS,e Pen% aSminisfratrI ~ Abrahsm ndpeus
decessed, , and Harrison Kaibach Of the same place
FOR the extension Of patent granted to the
said Abraham Andrews and Harrison Kalbach, on
the sOh day Of August, 1859, for Improvement in
n is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day Of July next: that the tins
forhlng arguments and the Examiners report be
petition be heard on the 18th day of August next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
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DY KELLLY GATCHEL, Auctioueers,
- Corner 18th and y streets northwel
rRgsTE 5N sA a. sr 3F LOT IL s, s9gARE, N

Isl. on fsT sr ri hCt sas r. fSGGAhK NIL NO.
- By virtue Of adeed Of trust, dated February
-folio 4sl, &c !, and BY the written direction d
the party secured thereby, win sell, q public suc-
the eth day Of June, A. B., 1873, e. click D. m
Lot G., Of subdivision of original Lot numbered
thirty ne, ON list street, Capitol HILL In the
city Of Washin eton, d. q. 60 . - :
with within six days AFTER day OF SALE .e the
Trns tee the right to resell the properly,
sss. one xsek notice, At the risk and cost Of Do
r'- J'A.L. MORRELL. Trus.ee.
is KELLEY GATCRIE, Aucts