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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-28
LAWS OF TENNESSEE

4
| the Treasury of this state. for taxes, fines
penalties, license fees, or otherWis Hln
! amount equal 10 the amount OF such charges
Hnd payments imposed by the laws OF such
state upon the companies Of this state and
Section l0.-Be It further enacted. That all
companies which may have received license
! 10 transacl business in this state prior 10 the
| passage Of t.lis act shall not be obliged 70 re-
new application until such license shall ex-
| pire; but such companies shall be subject 10
examination at the. discretion OF lhe Iree'
SECTION lI.-Be Il further enacted, Every com
pany receiving from the Treasurer a certlii-
| cate of authority 70 transact business IN TINS
| State, shall pay the following fees and allow
ances 10 the Treasurer:
For fiing copy Of charter, or deed Of settle
ment, SlO.
For fIing annual statement, S2j.
For Ming any additional OF supplemental
| statement. SO.
For each certificate OF authority issued by
FOR seal Of Office, with certificate, 81.
FOR copies Of any paper or fle on deposit IN
Section i2.--Be i further enacted, Every pen
| atty provided for by this az shall be sued fol
! and recovered in the name Of the state Ol
! Tennessee by the District-Attorncy OF the dis
trict in which such delinquency occurs, and
] when sued for and collected By him. shall be
I paid into the state Treasury, less thirty pei
cent, TO be paid him for his services; and IN
| the case OF the non-pRyInent OF such penalty
/ the party so offending shall be liable TO i'm
prisonment for a period not exceeding si1
/ months In the discretion OF any court having
/ cognizance thereof.
( SectiOu l3.-Be Il further enacted, All law:
and parts of laws inconsistent with the pro
[ visions Of this act are hereby repealed.
Section i4.-Be IL further enacted, That thii
I act shall take effect from and atterits passage
1 the public welfare requiring IL.
! Passed March Y, 1878.
A. T. LACEY,
( Speaker Of the Senate
] W. =. .MC(IAUGHEY,
1 Speaker of the House Of Representatives
( Approved March 10, 1873.
! JOHN g. BROWN, Governor.
| I certify that the foregoing is a true copy o
| an act of the General Assembly of the Stat
Of Tennessee, the original Of which IS now OF
hIs in my office.
GHAS. y. GIBBS,
Secretary Of state,
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Another my.ser.Oa. Murder

CHICAGO, March 2!.-A mysterious
case Of supposed murder occurred here
this evening. Dan anderson, a young
Norwegian, employed as a driver Of 8
butchers wagon, was found lying in
an unconscious state IN one Of the stalls
Of his employer 8 barr, covered with
blows and a number of terrible cuts on
the head and face. He recovered his
senses sufficiently 20 state in reply to
questions that he had Oeen stabbed, but
could not state by whom. This, together
with the fact that BOY bad reported
that 6 fight was geing Oh in the barn,
and that a vsgrant who had heen warned
off the premises by youne Anderson had
subsequently threatened him, lead t0
the Lslief thet b was the victim OF G
mnrSierOus sttRck. He ia sttll alive, tsIt
cannot long surYivs.
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ESTABLISHED 1S4O-

a LATER special telegram than that
given in another place states that there
is great excitement In Noxubee county,
Mississippi, because Of the outrageous
murder Of Lsnkford by Walker
Walker has not been captured but cih-
zens are in pursuit. If he be brought
back to the scene Of his misdeeds, while
the prerent state Of public feeling pre-
walls, be win barely escape the hang
r,ranfs rOrAa
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DIED.

MoRGAN-On The Goth instant, in this city
Mrs. JOSEPHINE MORGAN, wife OF John Ii
Morgan, aged 81 years.
The friends and acqusintances are invited
10 attend her funeral this (FRIDAY) morning
al u o'clock, from residence, on new Raleigh
road, q miles from city. Carriages will leave
Elaherty's at o'clock.
LALLEMAND--On the 9TH inst, THOMAS
CLAUDE, youngest son OF J. p. and J. n
LallemGnd, aged years.
Frien1s and acquaintsnces are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his fathers
residence, li9 fernando street, this tFRIDAY
afternoon at ~ o'clock.
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STFEPOR COUNTY COURTHOUSE

ES- Sealed proposals, indorsed Proposals
for site OF County Court House" stating locs-
tion, size, price and terms, viii be received by
tile undersigned until lst day OF April.
The Commissioners, Messrs. f. Pulliam, H.
Irby, Napoleon Hin and ". A. Bickford, are
requested TO meet at the Real Estate Exchange
OF Trezevant 4 Co., northeast corner Of Main
and jefferson streets, at y o'clock on Tues
day, PrII Isf, TO open and consider the pro
possls, preliminary 10 making up their report
10 the April term OF he Coanty Court,
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Chairman.
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The 27th day of April, 1873,

20 the highest bidder for cash, at II m., tue
following lands, in the state of Arkansas, to-
wit: Section 80, township 2, north OF base line
in range west OF 5th principal meridian,
Monroe county, 80 76-l00 acres, Southwest
fractional section 35 teast Of river, in town.
ship ,, north o. base line, range west of 9th
principal meridian, Prairie county, li7 ii-l00
acres. North = OF southeast OF section -,
~ acres. North q of southwest 4 OF section
20, 20 acres. Northeast Il of southwest 4 OF
section 81. 40, in township Is, west range
east o! 5th principal meridian, Randolph
county.
The property will be sold with the taxes OF
ISL and lo72 unpaid. Purchasers will be re-
Quired 10 pay the cost of executing deeds
thereto. The title TO the above lands was ac-
quired from =. hosby, Receiver OF the GayoSo
Savings Institution, BY decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city of Memphis, December !,
1871, and by deed bearing date the 9th March,
1873. The titles are believed to be perfect, but
I will convey only as executor OF F. II. Wool
sey. W. X. PROUDFIT,
inh2s fr Executor OF +. II. Woolsey, decd.
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ADMINISTRATION SALE.

ON SATURDAY, THE FIFTH OF APRIL,
W IS73 l viii sell at the auction house of
George Shields Co., northeast corner of
Main and Jefferson sts, to the highest bidder
One 2-hoTse Wagon and Harness;
One Rockaway, in good order;
One Horse. A lot of miscellaneous Books
and Pictures, three Pistols, and some other
articles OF personal property belonging 20 the
estate oi T. A. Beecher, deceased.
Terms-Cash, or note with security at three
months. MARY ID. BEECHER,
mh25 Administratrix.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, March 27.-Cotton
is steady; middling, 1S591Ssc; low
middling, Isle; goad ordinary, 174c; net
receipts, 43S bales; exports coastwise,
100 bales; sales, 900 bales; stock 80, ,972
bales.
SAVANNAH, March o7.-Cotton is
quiet and steady; middling, lS}c; net
receipts, 1903 bales; exports coastwise,
l03 bales; sales, $50 bales; stock, IS, $50
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Cotton
quiet; sales, 600 bales; good ordinary
lGse; low middlings, 18c; mlddling, ! 90 :
mfddliHe Orleans, l9So; net receipts I4IQ
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1857
hales; continent, 1897 hales; coastwisa.
750 bales; stock, 2O5. 06s bales.
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Bid~euI. the Forger.

HAVANA, March 27.-Bidwell, the
alleged fOrger, remains in close conflne'
ment, and cut of from all communica-
ton with the outside. Permission has
been refused him TO consult with his
counsel. The authorities have made ar.
rangements, subject TO the sanction OF
the home government, 10 send the pris.
OneF bask to London as soon as the Brit
ish officers arrive 10 take charge Of him.
OrderE 20 that effect sro daily expected
from Madrid.
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AUCTION SALI

Fine Rosew oOd 7-octavs Piano, House
hold Furniture, Fancy Groceries.
Carpets, OIIcIOths, Maitings, etc.;
One Family BarOuche.
Saturday Morning, March 29th,
At 10 o'clock.
GEORGE SHIELDS a co, ,AucIionsers,
24O Main street.
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BOSTON, March 27.-The Massachu-
setts senate to-day rejected all the
amendments and accepted, by a vote of
twenty-seven to four, the adverse re-
port of the committee on the petition OF
John G.. Whittier and others for annull-
ing or resembling the Sumner resolu-
tiOns passed last session. The house
has already done the same thing, 20
that the matter is finally settled.
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GALVESTON, March 2T.-Cotton is
unsettled; good ordinary, 16c; Texas
ordinary, 14s@l5e; net rcsipts, S9s
bales; coastwise, 1920 bales; sales, 200
bales; stock, 6S, 7S0 bales
MOBILE, March 27.--Cotton quiet;
little doing; middling, 1876; net re-
celpts, I5T bales; exports -coastwiEe,
sss' bales; sales4D lsales; stock, 67747
bales.
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The CiaeIHnasi and Chattanooga Rai,.
read Survey.

read survey.
CINCISSATI, March Civilian a.
Gum, engineer, made a report TO the
trustees Of the surveys for southern
railroad, between Cincinnati and Chat
tanoogs. Three hundred miles survey
have been made, but only one hundred
and fifty are reported. There are twen-
fy-six combinations of routes. The
start is made from Cincinnati by two
routes; the State line Of Tennessee IL
crossed with four, aud Chattanooga en-
tered with three routes. The distances
between Cincinnati aud Chattanooga
vary from three hundred and thirty
four to three hundred and seventy-foul
miles. The extreme distance between
the eastern and western routes is seven
ty-five miles. The eastern route Is by
Coal Creek station and the western by
Sparta, bOtn in Tennessee. The estl'
mates are not entirely completed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

rluIE stated communication of XII
i winning Lodge, No. 81, viii be heldN w
this FRIDAI) evening, March 2Sth,/V
at O'Clock, for dispatch of business.
AIM. MS are fraternally invited.
BY order OF X. CREIGHTON, W. VI.
LOUIS CZAISRI, Secretary. mh2S
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9trangers and YOung Men.

NTou-ars cordially invited g ysit the kee,s, q.
Y tns-Raorns Of the Y. NJ. C. A., at NO. ~
y5t 81 To,Irs street which a.e furnished win
~, vorSan and American WeskIy and Daily
5arefs and Periodicals. Open rom 2 70 ~
pm. week days, and nom 2ta tp-rn Tson''iis.
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CITY TAX NOTICE

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR, I =.
", MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 10, 1873. !
~ BELINQUENTs HAVE HAD AMPLE
time 10 settle their bills before this. We will
DISTRESS WARRASTs for 1872 Taxes. Call
rants will Be ready foT d1stTInutcn on the Isl
Of April. FELIX ". RoDERTroN, q
mh9 City Tas Collector.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate
ColIierVIlle, Shelby County,
On Saturday, April 18th, 1873.

No. I2ls, X. DIN the second ChauceTy Court
OF Shelly County, Tenn.-Elvira Rhodes
and Others vs.. Elizabeth koen and others.
IaG virtue OF a decree OF sale made by the
d Second Chancery Court in this cause, l
viii offer at public sale, at the poStofiice, in
COl'lerviile, Shelby County, Tennessee,
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TemnIe of Love, No. l.

'IIIE regular election of officers viii take
/ place TONIGHT. Let the members at
tend promptly at ~ o'clock. By order OF
JACKSON Z. CREWS TemplRr Supreme.
| ERnY v .HTNE-. Rec. Sec. mh23
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Tslu Memphis and FL PasO Railroad Suil
Decided.

PARIS, March 27.-Judgment has
been rendered In the Memphis and Ell
Psso railroad ease. The defendants are
pronounced guilty of swindling and SELL
fenced TO various terms of imprisOn-
ment. General Fremont is condemned
to five years confinement. The other
defendants who were present were
arrested to-day as they were leaving
court.
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Executors Sale of Land.

FpY virtue OF the VIII OF Francis II. Wool
% sey, Will sell, at the mort beast corner OF
Main and Madison streets, IN the city of Men,
nh p11
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On Monday, sIss of szarch, 1873.

the assessment books FOR 1873, and that, before
doing so, we viii ascertain, from the best evil
dence in our power, the character and value
OF the taxable property Of the persons who
have made no returns, OF have made only
partial returns, and assess them for taxation
accordingly.
Capital invested in any kind Of business
carried on under merchants license is not
taxable r second time; and persons owning or
controlling 1t, being required to report II 10
the Tax Collector, are not required to report Il
10 the Assessors for assessments; but all capi-
tai not 80 invested, and 10 be reported 70 the
Tax Collector, MUST BE reported to the Asses
sors for assessment.
We will receive reports from persons who
have not reported, or have only partially re-
ported, up 10 the day We return the books
WM. CHASE,
THOS. +. HfACkALL,
,obS- = NJ JOBE. Assessors.
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Gene Up for Half a Million,

New HAVEN, March 27.-Thesu spen-
sion of the banking house of E. c.
Scranton * Co., Of this city, created
quite a stir. The liabilities of the firm
are placed at four hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. Scranton, the man
ager, says the firm hold enough securi-
ties TO pay all the depOsitors. The run
on the bank was caused by rumors that
a large amount of stock was being car
ried for parties who were crippled by
the Boston fire, and who were unable to
take the same.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE
TO DELINQUENTs.
,Vnp,s oFE1cE. CITY HALL.

HAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
MI MEMPHIs, TESE., March 2, 1873.
ps- A great many persons have failed 10
make returns, and some have made only par
tisl returns to the City Assessors Of the taxa
BILE property owned or controlled by them.
In such cases It is the duty OF the Assessors TO
ascertain, from the best evidence in their
power, all taxable property Of such persons
and It's value. The Assessors have reason TO
believe that many persons having money or
capital liable TO taxation, have not reported
the same, under the impression that they
were not required 10 do so.
Now We GIVE NOTICE, That We Will turn
over to the Mayor,
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tFor additional river news and telegrams,
lee third page.l
Arrivals.
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Probable Fatal Aceident-Murdered.

ST. LOUIS, March 27.-H. H. Ficken
while fastening cable at the top of the
high trestle work on the west abutment
of the bridge, this morning, slipped and
fell to the abutment beneath afighting
on pile of iron bolts. The back part
of his skull is badly crushed and he was
otherwise dangerously injured. He was
removed to the hospital where he will
probably die.
John Anderson and James Lewis,
eolored, quarreled about ten days ago.
The latter struck the former a terrible
blow with a brick, crushing in the skull.
Anderson died to-day and Lewis was
arrested on charge of murder.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

LEFT WITHOUT DRIvER.-One night last
week, the driver of one Of our City Railway cars
uIeW up al Front and French streets and having
lew minutes 10 spare, stepped around 10 Inc
waiting room, n the depot, 70 warm himself In
snort time, he fell asleep on q sette0, and wrap
pea 10 the embrace Of the drowsy God, entirely
forgot the existence of his earthly affairs. Mean.
while The time for making the return trip had
arrived, and the sagacious mules not desiring 10
stand out in the cold awaiting the return OF the
dnVeT, started of without any command
at Front and Market they were met by the
man in charge Of the horse which assist, 10 puIl
the cars up 10 Third street. Noting the absence
OF the driver he took charge of the car drove out
10 the depot and put 1t away. The first driver.
after awhile, eWaked from his nap, and hurryine
around the corner, found that his car had disap.
peared. He started for the Railway depot. AZ
double quick, and arrived thsIs Just alter his
enaige hSa ot en- put away for the night He was
subjected 70 considerable ridiclue from his falloy
dnVerf' ond viii doubtless be more careful in The
future ho| he takes sly maps while on duty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL A NEcEssITY.-This
Is the title of an able and exhaustive paper INV
u. w. Maull, NJ. D., which was recently read be-
fore the Friends Social Lyceum, and published
by request, in pamphlet form, together with The
act OF incorporation, Constitution aud By1Laws
OF wilmington Hospital. The article referred to
plainly sets forth the multitutinous edvaptages
OF City Hospitals, and clearly demonstra.ss the
great necessity for one or more 10 our midst. The
arguments used are sound ,and convincing, and
cannot fail TO impress their truths upon the
MINDS OF all who may read them. The subject
Is one of great importance, and therefore the
pamphlet should be widely circulated in order
that all may reflect and then lend their assistance
TO the establishment of such a humane enter
prise in our city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
LOCAL InrELLlcEMcE.

lug.
The New Hotel opening, March 8; banque. at
7p. m.
The weather has moderated somewhat, siuce
yesterday. :
''Chesney Wold,' at the Grand opera House.
this evening.
The annual meeting of Hope Loan Association
will be held tonight
II is probable that number of WilminRtoEians
VIII attend the Inauguration, at Washington, nszt
Tuesday.
Edwin Adams will appear as Enoch arden, at
our Grand OPera House, on Friday and Saturday
evenings next.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

EAFLosIoN OF WATER BACK Monday mo.n-
ing as the family and boarders at the house of Mr.
Joseph Patton, ON Poplar street. above Fiobfh
were standing around the stove in the Kitchen.
getting warmed, the water back in the stove ex.
ploded with great torce, Sausing general commo-
hon among the inmates Of the room. Ihe stove
was ehtieiy demolished, ashes scattered around
plaster torn from the walls aud ceiling sash brok
en-, doors damaged, and in fact everything in the
room' except the inmates, was generally damaged.
The latter, strange TO relate, though badly fright
ened sustained not the slightest injury, notwith-
explosion occurred
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
sooIETIGs.
lrEHr1Nas rms Hvrn1nn.

Asylum Lodge, No q, IOOF, at odd Eel
lows Han, ThIrd and King stVeoa.
Good Intent Division, No Z. 81 Of I. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets. N~-
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 9, X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hail, Gil Market street.
American Star Lodge, No l, @ F. at Good
FELLOWS Hail. Third aud Market streets.
and MARKET sirools
Flasiity IsnPle, Ne, |, True Tsnplaru. at Hail
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
PROCEEDINGS OF FHE LEGYLAFURE.
Syscially Reported for the Gazstts.
SENATE,
poyER, Feb. q.
senale met at 8 o'clock. D. I'M


Senate met at O'Clock, D. NJ
On motion the following bills were read
BY MI Speaker, an act In relation to the attach
ment OF Wages. This act prevents the attach
ment OF more than so per cent of the wages due,
also prevents the attachment of the wages ofmar-
Tied women, or of minors for the husbands OF
fathers debts, and don't apply to Kent or Sussex
counties. By Mr.. Shakespeare, an act to incor-
poTate the Peninsula Fruit Growers Association
py MT Rlcords an amendatory act to the act to
Incorporate Delaware College; and the House
act to further amend Chapter IS Of the Revised
Code. This act is IN relation to divorces
By Mr. Riddle, an act for the relief of the Farm
ers Mutual Fire Insurance Company by Mr. r.
cords, an act to change the name or Lima Jes eF
to Lima George; by Mr.. Riddle, an act to revive
an act to enable Sallie Ann Townsend wife OF
John Townsend to make a will; and act 10
amend Chapter 467, Of 18th volume Of Delaware
Laws; by Mr.. Watson, an act supplementary to
the act Incorporating the Young Mems Mutual
Improvement Co.. Of Wilmington.
On motion the following bills were read sec
ond time: By Mr. Riddle, an act for the Pr0tec-
tion of Married Women by Mr.. Watson, an act
changing the course Of q road in Broad Kiln HID,
Sussex county and an act TO divorce Emma j.
Lynch from her husband and by Mr.. Shake
speare, an act supplementary to Chaprcr 374, vol.
ume IL, Delaware Laws; by Mr. Records, an net
to amend Chapter Ill, of the Revise Code; an
act to amend Chapter 524, of the 18th volume, OF
the Laws of Delaware.
On motion the following bills were read third
time and passed
By Mr. Watson, an act to prevent Live Stock
from running Rt large in school district No 5S,
New Castle county; and act to prohibit Live
Stock, from running at large in school district,
No. ~, Sussex county; by Mr.. Shakespeare, an
act to incorporate the Holly Tree Inn Association,
OF Wilmington, with On amendment.
The bill 10 divorce Cassimcr Abinger, was read
q third time and LOST.
Mr.. Speaker introduced an oct to amend Chap
ter - of volume IA Delaware Laws and Section
IL, of the 18th Chapter, Of the Revised Code.
Mr.. Riddle presented a petioD to abolish the
office of Inspector Of Elections and a petition
from one hundred Negroes, Of Dover, for
Schools, &c.
Mr.. Watson presented petition for compel
land owners in school district. Nos. A. 81 and oS
to fence against stock.
Adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
RegInIcr,s Orner.
New Castle CountrO NIIlsns. Iannsl

- - kEoIsTERs OFFIoE,
New Castle County, Januaryssth 1s73
. Upon the application Of VICTOR DnPONT,
Executor of CHARLES /. DuPONT, Jr late oi
Christina hundred, in said county, deceased; il
ls ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice 0f the
granting of Letters TestamentAry upon the Es
tate Of the deceased, with the date Of granting
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days rom the date Of such
Letters. in six Of the most public places Of the
County Of New Castle, requiring all perssns haV.
ing demands against the Estate TO present the
same, or abide by. en-, Act 81. Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period in the
DelaFare Gazette, newsraper published in VIII
ningtOn, and to Discontinued therein two months
I ,dtyen underline hand S4d Seal o f0taee 81
LIS. the Register aforesaid atN eW Castle in New
49, Castle County afOreaid the day and yosT
above written. b. GIBBS, Register,
NOTICE. aH GJl
AlIpeTsOns having claims again tn Estate Of
deceased must pTesentthe duly attested 10 tkO
Executor on or before January 18th, 1874 or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and pTovi
ded VICTOR OVpONT RTee1tosf
Wilmnston. Del. Jan. 80 I'm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

CHURCH CoSCERT.-0n Thu sday night. the
concert recently given by the scholars OF the
Union NJ. f. Sunday School will be repeated. at
the church, n. w. corner OF Fifth and Washing
ton streets This concert will be of a very pleas
ing character, and some excellent vocal mnsic
will be rendered The proceeds are to be applied
for the benefit of the Sunday School, and there
fore the affair should be largely attended
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
Now AdVertIsements.

81 900 Reward.
IS to $40 per day.
Artificial Ear Drums.
Estey Cottage Organs.
Eayetteville Nurseries.
Rochester Berry Baskets.
Horrible-CataTTh Remedy
Nick's Floral Guide fer 1873
Public Sale-Marcellus Price.
Working Class-Agents Wanted
Grand Opera House-Janauschek
Stationary. Portable and Blast Engines
Grand Opera House-Mr. Edwin Adams.
For Rent-A Large Dwelling near Newark
Saws, Files and Beltlins-Welch a Griiths.
Only Ten Cents-Eyery Man his own Painter.
College for Young Ladies-BordentoWn n J.
Grandest Scheme Of the Age-S5OO 900 Cash Gifts.
Fasten your Windows Reisinger Sash Lock Support
SomebTys Peculiar Entertainment-0dd Fellows
Hall.