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Icy, scenery, &c.
acerge j. Klein, photographs.
l.. D. UrnBby, photographs.
L. 8. johnson, portrata, photographic.
. Ryder T. Daruurd, photographs.
Abbott Il Tinsay, photographic pictures
0entilc 8. f., portraits Of al descriptions In rhc-
tography, landscapes, Ac, Indian costumes, cur:!n-
1tiea &c portraits Of Apache aud OF different Indian
trthea Of Arizuna.
Fasses photographer, portraits, life-atze, finished
in crayon, 1lia ink, Imperial cabtne cars~deFistte.
The celsbratsd ideal photograph.
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ancc,,nen. In woo,l' n A. srnfc Chirapo.
secimona ~ ~ "tnetS, ~ rn,sT1 ~ fcie,,,,,n 4 Co. Clt-
c,op na''''Aen' ~ F'"s'''' oo'"tu' A''S4AA' ~
~"s Esncctn,c,. ,oe.., Warren Rro,
ntacinaena a.''s .r"| r.. = tinr"nn f,,frnpo
Spccinncns VA Mr. 7 II. i,r;i' cAiIuco
Epccitnsns war miss 1tszja B.xtrr Chicago.
op'~''N'00 "A-' 'ANo" N1+-'A' "~1'9'
scctlon 4.
stan.t G!ass. a,
Stained glass wtnd"w. oo Jeyne = no, 10, Cni'G;ago:
Cut glass window, James Berry \ -. ohlcseo
MiscELLAHEous ~ a"t u! H ~ H,.; hi.Si;
Decorative pAleF aanH1nsa. >. j.. Meuf"'A. onica8os
Decorated china, L. !. stnrgis ChisaBo: ,u
AllRs Of Chicago, Otto Ieltzcr, board OF Iublo
Works.
Ornamental featscrs ana hecd"t ALBERT ta!lo~hys
Ofnn;;HeAta! Heeue' voln aouel. onieak";
"os"A' "o'" AAA'' ~ n'.o"'' 1A'0S
sectloh e,.l. D.
, 1873-09-25

Elleu the following circular:
Tho Interstate Industrial Exposition Of Chicago
will he formally opened to The public on Thllradny.
seF IT. 1871. at "htsl time il cx{ ected the Exhibit
Hun III all s mrss will be thoroughly and completely
y ready TLe TIE Executive Committee ha7o, therefore,
First-E1hibi.on, their agents, and workmsn In
Ing for the pnrpose Of making preparatory structures,
Oh and after tho 10th lns., md all such structures
seomi~Al artcles Tor oxhbition Wit ns receives, In
tho building OIL md after thu 18th inst, from which
day forward proper police force will be kept on duty
Th'ra-An articles for exhibition must be In place,
prosry arfan9fd and ~ ~ boxes w,"pnss and o,har
an Or before Tuesday, the 23d INIT, at Ia Vi.
Fourh-Any failure an tlle part Of nu exhibitor to
mens viii hs ta2on relinquialmunt Of ali right
10 the spacB allotted to him, aud Will not DO reaored
to h'M except for good caHo on ortor Of tho E1ecu
In mnkng this announcement, tha Executive Conn.,
mites lave the pleasure to state that no part Of tho
preparatory work las been Delayed failed to be
complishe1 promptly, In accordance with the original
pln,lH. It III tler intention to continue The samo
s 70 10 iono, Is noccssary that each oxhbor 10
also promptly oil time.
ADMISSION.
Tie question OF admission rates Waa discussed
Mt this meeting, nnl the following woro adopted
From Mondays to FritlayH 30 cei'ta for adults 25
for children, and IL for school clildron on Sat-
urdnys adults rs conta and Children IT, Ex-
hitors tickets for tho season wero fixed at $40.
ard coMfon tseketh for their employees at 81.
Monday. tho OH, another meeting OF tho
Doald Of Directors was held, with Dir. Cool
taugh in the chair, at which the Executive Com
mitsoo reported tho progreHs made. The con-
tracts amounted to s200, 0,000. Tile additions re-
gently mado for sittlug aud cloak rooms, ros-
tanrant, etc., won'd cost niont ss, 900 mors, and
othor Expenditures for fags, plumbing, eto.,
would nwot tho aggrngate to S2l6,000 ii con-
tractors bills. Thu additional oxponsos woro
small! for low, aaIa1iol people were employed.
In oraer to SGT the 1nolIey with which to pay tho
contraotora they hal borrowed it, md became
individually reHponHho for it. Tho day OF
oEenirlg had boon fixed. and tho Board would
make out programme for tho opening evening.
THE SUNDAY QUESTION.
Then Mr. lloKlng called attention to Quoa-
ton which hail boon discussed for some tino In
tho colnmna Of tho Staats-izeliung ,fhnt was,
did they intolld to keep tho Exposition opofi
Sundays, for tho purpose OF giving tho poormen
a cilanub to visit ltf
Mr.. l,outon and others rcpliod In tho noga-
tive. Not thAt they waCtod to dehar working
mel from Attending. for tloy wisAod tor sheir
, 1873-09-25

But there are goodly humber Of cheap hotels
on this side, whero tho economical farmer, me-
chanio, or 1aborer may abide In comfort.
EUROPEAN noIEIB.
In addition to the regular hotols above etI.1-
merated kept on the Amcrican plan, thcrc arc
tarGo number Of elegant aud fashionable caraya1'-
aaros on the Europoan Btylo, md othern loss pre-
tontious and costly. Very many temporary sojouru-
ers prefer this plan, whore they can got their
room or suite at 30 much per diem, aud supply
tho wants Of tho inner man nj taato anA pnrne
agreo in the restaurants attached, or elsowhore.
Tue following are tho loading hotela kept IN
this style:
, 1873-09-25
Iort'tt"'. H'
htI1Re.

There arc many others III MI pnrts Of tho city,
and numerous lodging roomH, whore HomnuH
ulay bo courtod at triillng cost.
, 1873-09-25

norpenulculAr part the dome tH 1G feot high,
to liz baso Of tho isntorn Of 7s M foet. Tho lan s
torn iA 10 feet in diameter, has perpendicular
face u feet high, crowned by rounded cover s
feet high. From tho apex Of tho lantoru springs
flagstaff 6s feet high, The distance from the
In each face OF tho circular part Of tho
dome and lantern il round dormer vim
dow, crested and ornamentod with galyan-
lied iron work. In each Of tho perpondicn!ar
north and south sides OF the grand dome yon-
ti!ator oxtendH along the roof to tho end domos
This yontilator IL IA foot high aud 20 feet wide.
Iho n1dea Len gre glaas. and the torvhlch is sup
ia galvanized iron. Along the ridge Of tho top
TLo end domoa are eaol. Is feet square and 81
foot high to tho baso Of the lantern, which IL 140
foot above tho door; Tho lanterns have each
height superior to It's domo OF 10 foot, so TINT
from tho floor to tho summit Is an elevation OF
160 foot. In the north dome, Crane I3roshorn
have put III ono Of their elevators, furnishing
tho most expeditions and oasy way Of getting
This grand contro domo III the greatost feature
OF tho whole building and facing At.a,na s.seet,
aa 1t doos, forms an imposing terminus for TINT
street From ita summit, too, Que can get about
tho finest Wow OF Chicago and the lake that can
bo found anywhere In tho city.
ACC1pENTA.
Notwithstanding tho number Of wnrkmen om-
Played. tue gna,titlca Of material handled. and
Snt faw serious % sayontrss % "a" ocoarred t S soveS
accidents happened, and nj thege only ono proved
fatal the case being that OF 3 carpenter named
hloleeu. WHO, while drawing . leyor, foil bark
a aan9S 3 Of 1 oy saSsaudsv ns sS 'F@a'nrs1 az M
Inflammation. Tho auoitlont which comes next
IN point Of serfonHnoss IL tint which befol bryan
Whittakor, foreman of gang Of carpontors
Upon hla lead foil hammer which slipped from
k.r1k
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
shooting Occurrences.

AffhAl IN FIFTH STREET sALooN-NARRow rs.
CAPE FROM SERIOUS RESULTS.
About nine O'Clock, last evening, two youpg
men men name George Wagner aud John Jones. en-.
tered The saloon of Mrs. A. Rossiter on Fi0b AZ
between Market and King and called for drinls
Aiter drinking Jones began TO act In a disordeTIv
manner, insulted Mrs. Rossiter and created Con-
siderable disturbance. Officer Buck stepped in
following, but as he instantly subsIded into nniet
ness, Inc oincer soon released him.
Almost Immediately, however the men return
ca 70 Ihe saloon where Jones recommended bia
a1use OF MIS- hossiter, and his dsorderIy conduct
ne woman resented this, and Mr. Owen McCnI-
lin, who was in the bar room at the lime coTnina,
10 hel assistance, they elected Jones into ,Le
street. Wagner followed them quietly ont will
OUT saying word, but as they returned, he drew
a pistol, aud fired through the door Tho bau
struck McCullin on the left check, but foytnnoIe'
" MADE only slight flesh wound, from which
nc VIII sufier frop no serious effects His escone
however, was very narrowa the ball had it slight
~ sWerYed from its course would have str,T1- :.
vital pant. Another shot was fired tbronab a.
"lndow, but without doing any damage
Aier The shooting both men left the nlace Inn,
S. WeIe soon aite aTrei ted by officers Scully AVID
Sa1 ana confined In the City Hall cells Be
lOig oelhS arrested, Wagner threw his pistol AWAY
on King street near Fifth, WhereIt was fopn5 fbis
LInornihg' Dy farmer, named Cathcart and Dro
d9ced at the hearing before Mayor simms.
nc case was tried, this morning the evidence
O. - PttOaADE COheiubiNely that Wagner had
LIN , sle slot The pistol was seveH-ShOoter
WIN Two chambers empty. Wagner had severai
cartridges In his pocket, which exactly tltted into
lne ehp ply chambers. After hearing, The Mayor
TenanGed the prisoners 10 Tie cells for a furtker
consideration Of the case.
zones y painter and was employed M the
jackson d Sharp COmpany's ear sbopS Waoner rn~
was recently employed in this city, but len some
"eSAb ago aud has since resided IN Baltimore
about noon, Mayor simms had The prisoner
he t Ueso[s 3no him and held Wagner 70 bail ia
tL tne sum ol $1,000 and Jones In the sum OF $500
IoI ,, SPpearanee at the next term Of court. Thev
bail. ~ secure the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
PenInsuIar News.

A tenant house near Princess Anne, was destroy
ed by fire on Saturday f'OJ
Mr.. David Arthur, the Oldest citizen of Kent
county, died last Tuesday.
The old hotel building at Yorktown, somar.s,
county was burned on Saturday
JAKE Babes, notorious chicken thief Of Danto,,
eScaPeu iast week. and made tracks unknown.
The sheriff Of Somerset county had nj. No.
SeVsFeIV niitsn and Skinnsd by a horse last veal
On Tuesday night last, Mr.. Clarence Holvdav
arrived In CentEevile with another inStaIment .,
German laboTers. Vi
1ne bakery eatabliahment Of Hornin0 A. 20 a.
Crlsnsld, was burned on Saturday morning ioSs
about $500, fully insured. A'O'
The hotel at Centreville burned down ,hr.o
years ago, and the town has been without hotel
accommodations ever since -' "O's'
L: T. Walters, of Princess Anne. used ooaI oil
70 kindle IRE last week He WON'T ha Shla ~
Wnts TO his girl for fortnight
Ahe Centrexllle Observer announcss tha mar.
mage OF SIR Walter haWleiRh, of Kent coDOtv -
Monoer II he is q lineal descendant Of ths oId Siv
Clem ClayVille, col, Of Princaas AnRs. want
nome ~, drunk q few nights ago aud attem1ted to
=. ~ mouse because his wife would not lei him
IN ale was committed to iail. ann
Inc body Of negro infant was found alons IN.
h.s ~ ~ tee river at 0reensboFOugh last week
NneLe Il . supposed to have been for i've or AIN
GeekA One leg has been eaten OF bv doOu Tha
supposed mother has left for parts unknown.
mr.. john y. Walters and Nr. Wm. Green ~.
% u0 !raeas az Aillington on Friday n which
LnS @ Nhle was frseley used, and Mr. Green rsrsiS.
ca several severe cuts one in the fhroaf fS-N =;
tae SIDE and one ia the shoulder. His con5it;or.
Is regarded as very critical. ''-'''OH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

a AnoeklnG scene e TepoTted 70 have taken plsea
Yesterday a. Provo, Utah. The vile Of 6snator
logan was arranging for the removal Of the -
mains cro q Der father; Captain Cunningham, when
Ietousy thanking God for the death OF The "a
= and IN other ways conducting themSelvss
Al Chicago, early yesterday morning 0anv of
s srenken men Invaded a bar-room and got Into u -
~, hs; Dhrlng the contest three Of them held Al
@ oeIt Dutz, while Luke Haley cut his throat froTo
"a esr 70 car. Haley and his Comrades were arr,
Gu, ~, II Is said that Haley was frst assaulted by
VA ,Atithe" Torpey, who assassInated Mrs sarab
CiG G1nolson, was taken from the Jail at Monterey
~ i, ,SI On Monaay, aud lynched, by an armed moi
heslsIanee h and the mob held tke Town for SeTeraI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
CLAYTON HOUSE.

ARRIVALS Up TO NOON TO-DAY.
II. +. Kenney, Philadelphia, Pa.
John H. Moore, city.
Benz. Ferris, &"
john c. Hunter ami wife Philadelphia, Pa
VIM. T Gibbs, :" T.
j. q. Doty, New York.
j. w. Field, Denton, Nd.
Phil, Stockton, Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronens, Boston, Mass
j. H. Mccullough, Port Deposit, Ed.
w. II. Hutohin, CrisReld.
VIM. Cummins, II. D., Smyrna.
j. Reynolds and wife, New York.
q. NJ CorsOn,
e. r. Graves,
John w. Bell, Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. g. A. Stedman, Hartford, Conn.
Miss Stedman,
s. Walters, McMinnville, Tenn.
Frank Morrison, Troy, New York.
Albert p. FrOim and wife, Bristol, n. J.
F. II. Elkins, agent "TabIeaux OF Erin
Thomas Boyd, New York.
J. NJ. Reynolds, Pottsville, Pa.
Thomas H. Donohoe,
Imam Noar, Baltimore, Md.
q. Worrell, city.
John W. l3ierce philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
AMUsEM9RT6E
JOHN L, bWhSs At THE GRANT. OPERA HOUSE.

JOHN E, OWENS AT TIE GRANT. ofEhA HOUSE
Al the Grand Opera House, last evening, MI
John i. Owens and troupe again appeared before
mn audience about equal Ia slsc 10 that Of the pre-
cedlng evening. The play was the langhable
comedy of "Everybody's Friend" with Mr..
Owens at MAJOR Wellington deBoots. As usual,
the peTfoi nance was unexceptonable, Mr owens
keeping the audience In a continual roar otlaugh-
ter. The support, as before, was most excellent
Iy rendered, and the whole performance was thor
oughly enjoyed. The afterplece was the exceed
ingiy iaughablc farce Of "FOrty Winks,' with MT.
Owens as Horatio Spruggins. II was received
with shouts of laughter throughout The troupe
left, this morning, lOr Lancaster, Pa, where they
will appear this evening.
wYMAN AT ODD FELLows' HALL
Tonight, the far famed Wyman, wizard aud
ventriloqllst, will appear at Odd Fellows' Hall,
aud continue for four evenings, with saturday
afternoon matinee. Gold and silver watches, Ia
BILE SETS family Bibles, and other useful presents
will be given away al every performance. This
Is an excellent opportunity to SEQ good
performance aud obtain useful present. II
should be largely ayaiied Of.
MISS EDITH o'GoRMAN's LECTURE
on "Romish Priesthood" will be delivered at the
Masonic Temple on Thursday evening Miss
Edith OGorman created quite a favorable i'm
preston by her last lecture aud will doubtless bo
listened to- on this occasion, by large audience
She will deliver lecture to ladies only, on SatpF
day afternoon.
AMUSEMENT MOTIFS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WalcOtt aud Mr.. and Mrs
Lew Morrison will soon withdraw from the Wal
nut Street Theatre Company, Philadelphia. The
loss " i'll be keenly felt.
A complimentary benefit will be given TO Mis-
Lilly V. Davenport, (well and favOrably known II
this city,, at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia
tonight.
Mr.. Joseph jefferson and company appear ID
WOOnsocket, on the goth; Worcester, 2lst; Bufa
10, eth.
The Philadelphia City Item has a fair, impair
tai, interesting and decidedly original theatrico
critic.
Mrs. ID. p. Bowers and J. &. McCOllom, opel
in Kansas City, Mo-, this evening, for one week
Mr. DOminick Murray opened in New Orleans
in Escaped from Sing Sing" on the 17th.
Mrs. James Oates and Company are playing
| this Yeek In Providence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
SOCIETIES.
AEEKrINas THIs KvENTNa.

Hope Lodge, No q, o o F, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2, OF T, at 6th
and Market Sta
Delaware Council, No 2, o U A n, at Ne
chanics' Hall, 219 Market St
Rodney Council, No Is, o U A NJ, at 702
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 5, q +, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, X OF P, at knights Of
Pythas Hall, 2ll Market St
Oriental Lodge, No l2, K Of p, at Ferris 4
CARROTS Building, 504 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
FIMaY7,&.AN7 c3aAERsiAt
business NOTICES.

CAsdp Co0t.-Stove S6.75, Nut $500 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. j. Brown
To Pic Nc PARTIEs.-A tine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, PIckled ana Cove Oysters DC, &c. Also
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocers 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserve
kettles, Mason. Dexter, Valve, w Wilcox, an 9th
glass, stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
CITY ITEMS,

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2S5 Marke
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines. and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tha
store and that no charge made except the regular
price of the medicines. the same rice as they would
pay anywhere else: but that ne one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

TROUBLE AMONG THE BoYs.-James Anderson
and several other colored boys, while going home
from school, have frequently been molested bv
some vicious boys at the corner of Eighth and
Madison Streets. About week ago, anderson
pitched into one of these boys, and beat him Sc
verely. A warrant issued for his arrest, on the
charge of the mother OF the beaten boy and YES
terday the case was heard before Esquire Publ
Amer hearing the evidence on both sides, the Es-
quire very wisely placed all the parties concerned
under bonds, 10 the amount Of 500 each, TO keep
peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

GONE AwAY.-Jhe steamers Edtcin Forrest and
John A. Hoyaler, which have been undergoing
repairs at The yard of tho Harlan & Holingsworth
Company, were finished yesterday, and returned
10 Philadelphia, to resume their regular trips
The former runs between Philadelphia and Bur
lington and Bristol; the latter between Philadel-
uhfa and Trenton
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
steam AtomIzers,

For the Inhalation Of atomized fluids in tae treat
and lungs Being self-acting they produced an even
and continuous flow Of 81 -ay without inconvenience
CT labor. During the LIst two or three wears we
have supplied several dozen Of these atomiEers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
{ BRINGHURST 4 Co.. Apothecaries
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impediments TO Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent tree. in sealed
envelopes.
address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth St.. Philadelp phis. Pa, an Institution having
& high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
eSsional skin. deco -2aW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume Aomizers.

An elegant pleasing, simple and useful apparatus
nsr. sesnting the clothing. handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing application OF
water other liquids, for headache inhamed eyes,
aud perfuming the sick roOm. For sale by
L. BRINGHURST < CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

ACCIDENT AT HooKEssIN.-On Saturday last,
as Mr.. Jeremiah Higgins, OF Hockessiu, was en-
gagged III deepening a well, he came upon a
stratum of rock, and had to resort to blasting.
While loading the blast the tampng iron cut the
fuse, the blast exploded and the load was sent
through the centre of MIR. H.'s right hand, Ieav-
ing nothing remaining but the ligiments which
still connected the thumb and little finger 1'he
accident would have been much worse, had not
Mr.. Harrigan, discovering the mistake he had
made, thrown himself against the side Of the well
IN time for his head and body TO escape the load.
Doctor Thompson, of Broad Run, and Chandler.
OF Brandywine Springs, were sent for, and MI.
HarTlgan put under the influence of ether, while
Dr. Thompson successfully amputated the re-
maindeT OF the hand at the wrist Joint The
wounded man is doing well as could be ex-
peeted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

FIRE II BRANDYwINK HUNDKKD.-Early this
morning, the three story frame house owned by
Nm. Elliot, on the Concord Pike about three
destroyed by FIRE. The dwelling was formerly
owned and occupied by Major H. b. Judd, but
since its purchase by Mr.. Elliott has not been oc-
cupisd. The fire was Sc rted in the second story
and is supposed TO have been the work ofa villain
Gus inceDdiary. The house was valued at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, and was insured for
$1,000. The dwelling of Wan. Cloud close by
was in position Of great danger, but fortunately
dii not catch fire; though, had the wind been
blowing in an opposite direction, it would undoub.
tedly have been burned. No clue to the perpetra-
tor Of the dastardly act has been obtained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
3nblif Sales.
DUBLIc SALE or
GOOD FURNITURE.

The subscriber, about TO decline houss-
keeping, will sell at Public Sale
On Thursday, March 2OGh, 1919
At 10 o'clock. M
At No. lO2 WALNUT STREET. as follows:
One Parlor Set. all In good order; Hair Cloth Mar
Bile Centre Tables. Beds, Bedsteads Bedding, Extsn
Mashstands, Chairs, Window Rhades bnTeSns
Glasses; 9lAS and Q1eensWare. Knives and Forks.
good O99k stove. all In good order and nearly new;
many other articles not herein enumerated
sale positive. and the furniture is excellent
Oond Ill 70 attend this sale and secure baFRains
nATls-H THOMAS j. GRAVES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the forty-eighth monthly
meeting of Bmndywine Loan Association, last
evening, $500 sold 81 l1ls per cent. premium,
$1,000 at l0l4, and $500 at ~
At the regular monthly meeting Of Mutual
Loan Association, last evening, money sold MS
ollows: 5000 at 2S per cent. premium; SLIGO at
o; $500 at 29lz.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

ATTEMPTED TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-It is now
stated that Mrs George Falls, of Ekton, wife of
the young man who recently committed suicide
because of her infdelity, has made several at
tempts TO take her own life, and was only pre-
vented from so doing, by timely interference.
close watch is kept upon her actions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
MARRIEu.

GOOD EN-.-;GREEWELL.-on Sunday eyenlns,
mother. near Willow Grove. Del, BY Ed E. Rit-
tenhouse, Mr.. John Gooden and Miss Susan,
daughter OF the late John Greewell, both Of Kent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

RKcovEREp.-Wm. Morrow, ESQ who has
been confined t. his house for about six month r,
part of the time very sick, has, we are pleased
to say, almost wholly recovered
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

HARKNEss' MAGAZINE for March is in the hands
of the booksellers. 1t is a cheap ami valuable
publication. The contents, original and selected,
embrace many very entertaining articles, some
OF which treat of matters Ct local interest,
which will be read with pleasure and profit.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

FELL Down STAIRs.-Mrs Keene, recently
proprietrcss of the boarding house, No, 5l7 Mar
ket street, fell down stairs there yesleI day after
noon, and injured herself quite severely. One of
her wrists was severely sprained and she was
badly bruised about the head and body.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
DUBLIC SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
At No. SIS TatnalI Street.
ON RTIITRcnAV MADOTT 60 49,

VN AHUAoDAAs MAHUI 2Oth, 1873,
At 10 O'Clock. a. m.
.PARL0R FURNITURE-Sofa. Whatnot Till.
nsaadSs Carpets on the AOOr. kntry OIL Cloth, Gas
DINING ROOM FURNTTURE-sidsbo.ra "a.
stunned Chairs Carpet ON the AOors OIL Cloth
CHAMBER hFURN1TURE-Kashs Paathay
~ M6eos, M9Ltresses Bureauss Chest OF Small Drivers
ootb ~ d badsh CaEpetI on the hOeT piece Of oil
~kIICHE UTENSILS -gueh as DisheaS SGISssvsrs
~ fots Pans Tubs. Buckets. Sad Irons, Ge, Lot
OdLE 3 MILLER. Aaotious,r.
IaIao-@t O9o Market st., Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

CoNFlRNED.-Dr. Wm. d. Nolen. as Collector
OF Customs for Delaware District, and James Lew
is ss Postmaster of this city were confirmed by
the Senate yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19
LOCAL IMreLLIoRMoe.

Iho eonhubial season is waxing 10 close.
Building operations arc brisk at New Castle.
Wyman opens tonight al Odd Fellows Hall.
Aid and Central Loan Associations meet this
evening.
The shooting case, last evening created cousid-
able excitement
Rev: 7. dewitt Talmage lectures at the Masonic
Temple, tonight.
Miss Edith O'Goman lectures tomorrow even
ing, at the Masonic Temple
1t will be fashionable the coming summer for
both sexes TO carry umbrcllas-when 1t rains.
''Rcddy' August and Thomas Davis, escaped
from the City Hall cells this morning, but. were
soon recapturcd.