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National Republican., 1873-03-06
THE WEST POINT CADETS. -.

In our issue Of Tuesday last we re fcrrcd to
the eIistance Of n certain prejudice against
the West Point Cadets, and promised that
their bearing during their stay in Washington
would diminish this feeling so far us our
citizens and visitors wcro concerned. They
have more than equaled our expectations
Of them. Though few days surrounded
by the greatest gaycty, and exposed to
considerable temptation Of social char
actor, they conducted Themselves throughout
as soldiers and gentlemen. Now, for the Or
dinary youth who lives amid the destinations
Of q city like ours IL would be no easy task TO
toe the line Of strict conduct, and especially
would he nnd II difficult to do so In strange
city under such circumstances as those Of the
past few days Of Inauguration. The cadets
released to an extent from tho strict dis
cipline which governs them at the Point, and
on all sides tempted to oycrstcp the line
which marks the limit Of a true gentlemaus
license, behaved themselves most creditably
so remarkably well, indeed that we doubt
II any one Of them has laid himself open to
the least censuro from his superior officers.
Wherever they were to be found, on
parade drill or duty, as spectators or par
ticipants, In their quarters or the ball room,
their conduct was such as to give promise
that they will make officers Of whom VIC oil
shall be proud. II there be among them any
rough material, 1t is being polished by con.
tact and association with finer natures, &C
that before their graduation they all will be
on about the same grade Of cultivation and
breeding. The extraordinarily fine appear.
ancc they made during their paradcs and
drills ELECTED the most favorable comment
from all who witnessed the manmuyrcs, and
proved that they have been attending strictly
| to business.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

rY- All communications, Ntutu on business
for publication, should bo AddreScd to wM. J. MuR.
rAnn. Proprietor NATIONAL RKruBLIcAs. Washing
ton, ID. Q.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

The President has promoted Levi P.
Luckoy to be his private secetary, In place Of
Robert u. Douglas, who two months ago
rendered his resignation. Mr.. G. c. sninen,
formerly executive clerk, has been raised to
the office Of assistant secretary, and Mr.. o.
L, Powder to that Of executive clerk. We
think We but express tho opinion Of all who
have had business with any Of the above
named gentlemen when We say the promo
tions are well merited. They have performed
their arduous duties, ofteutimes Of a delicate
nature, to the very best Of their ability.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
RATES OF ADvRRTIsINai
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

publiahcd every Saturday morning, and Ia fur
uishcd to subscribers at the following rates One
eopy one year, 90; three copies one year, ~; ten
copies one year, els; single copies, in wrappcrs
centA
National Republican., 1873-03-06
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National Republican., 1873-03-06
p..,ue.. Hour. n, the r,,eu,i,. ar.n.lor

Unm the Ih er March the President wia dsUotc
the forenoon, from O:SO to IL selOet TO Senators and
MsrbJs. The general reception " skaters IN the
arsrnOOn, from i2 70 2, SiH b dt'oontlHusd, ana
only hoss rho haze Important svsinssa rai b
aLio,red intsrFtelrs.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR RENT OR sALE-No. - MoNTGoM.
% siTss,s TsTSs at Win guic, * sssf
room. Ken, US u saysncS EHYDf, ~ wssh.
EIRsT-CLAss RESIDENCES FOR sALE.-To
II rastle- ip want q elegant Homes weipyliean
sf " aSoSt S SHI i6s eS GT,n Sss
s fseS eSsa III tss oSeT SsiS OGSoys s s
such a. marble mantle- and pgrblc.top stat onary
!ionary wsshtubs. SINKS songs, bells, ranges and
win D. seld far below their actual valas and On
'hs sPpis %Gs' 10 liberal terms AIsrRop A DUDLEY,
mhtaw Corner of Seventh and La, ave
EoR RENT-EIGHT.RoOM HOUSE, NO. l4sp
ysSS 2So s r rGn'e 4 SSavSn w1ssF
EIGHTH and & streets northwest nhSiw
SUfTEs OF HOOMS-FOR RENT-fINELI
- fnrnished, including gas, heat, bath and water
ID ARE CHANCELLOR SALE, THE STOCK,
hrst eisss afocsTy. co@msndlhs an mo- Cd Established
trade. Reason iot selling Is on aecount o. other
Once ~ - febssu
ENOR SALE-TIlIRTY OF THE MOST DE
sLhABLR LOTS on Meridian Hill Price low.
fsSasSss u seventh K sirsaS sstgaH oPl Fsst SOe
ENOR SALE OR EXCHANgE-LOTS AMI
II HOUSES. In all parts Of the city,
A. L. BARBER h co,
festeoist 81 Seventh street, o.. Post Ohice.
INOR SALE OR RXCHANGE-THAT HAND
II BOME LOT, corner Seventh and Lincoln streets
es1lba Price - cents per square foot Terms Ver)
fc2teoet Sll Seventh street Op. Poet 0iice.
LNoR sALR-A NEw HOUSE, AND HALL
~ Acre Of land a. Pail. Church, a. the centre o
ne visse Ia seven mills nqm ths city, thirty min
pantry. &C.; kitchen attached; ,o,her buildinss
water, nelShborhood, 40, nrstclaaa Only sl,6g
Terms easy, A. L; bhhBER 4 Co. bli seyenu
National Republican., 1873-03-06
BOARDING.

aN.osSo nSon23 s3 n.sD a isai.bJyao' y.' hyo2s
water in each room; baths; A comfortable home.
fotonac; ~ twenty .hrstst Rsferences mhjaw.
DoARDNG.-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In good locality, convenient 70 the
Executive DepsrtHents Apply at gls Tssli,h
National Republican., 1873-03-06
For Trade or Sale.
CO NTRY SEAT


For Trade or Sale.
CouN NTRY SEAT
Of oacres overlooking the city, and very near II;
ns; sSrS. q hns iofss HSsss af s1iss soissss a
and %ssSs nv WI .s spd az Ga one ss f%ST % cEsf
prOpsrty' lands IN any Of the STATE. !, u,,,,
fchopu Real Estate Broker, az seventh street
5I'ELEaRAPH INSTRUMENTS AND SUP
A. PLIES fer pale by oEo. c. MAYNARD; ONCE
friyste line. eonstruc.ed aud equipped. tebsplm.
ENOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PREsS-BRlCK
IT DWELLING, most substantially built, and with
Sss md Bt Bsts foSn: %sts marble sG sriSmiss ss:
mantes; dry eollar under the entire house tot
Z nely situaied being nosr the East fart Is most
SSisaaS o SSSTE sny one "a ME-
kPply 70 hEsTER a kY9N:
tu H'' fie'r SSfSass :i&aG sGs R;S sSsiSs.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
l. 4. I.r,. POUR STORY HOUSE. with three
.,cry cIssasiou. US street, nearly new twenty
r.. and S EssT s A5s s Sssd 'Ra P
emily .pai in complete Tsta!f, and g very CON
ssnisnt ist sc yen,ee' family, OF ,or sSsTdi1s
0fS5i fsslsssoG Issf'''' lcSTGa ssisr2i ''-''-
DIRDs FOR sALE-MoCKIS0, RED, CANA
- ries and BELGIAN CSnars: n shs % nns,t colIseson
Itsna Can before you purchase elsewhere.
ISoR sALE-A HANDSOME FoUR-sToRY
II BRICK DWELLING, with four story bach
building, stable and carriage house, water and yas
5ctSssn % Second IN and f6Td portSssst strcet car
ELS ST sns ecna ,sT%' SsIS
| l9i street northwest jAn9ou
EOR RRNT-FURNIsHED PARLORs AND
It bed rooms, 1870 street lansd
CoR sALE-A FIRsT.CLAss RESTAURANT,
/ one Of the best .t,nds " the city, near IN, n,
| House. License paid aud stock hrut clAsA A good
sS for 'PE Saf who ne oGERRT
ISoR sALE-A CoUPE RJCKAwAY, FOR
srrisss faStSFy. E SofRSr TSiftssnSnda6aii saa
NOR RENT - SEVERAL LARGE, NICELY
| decii.t
FoR sALE-I HAVE ibs ACRES OF HIGHLY
timbered land, suitable for barrel stayee, bugsl
cEsa rarosd % @ ass % and Sosd Nod ihs ti hm6Ss
SS6le water Terms easy yAgp,yIt1Sn,yros yAgp,yI e
oda Ana rASs adaFsss IiRss siS2snsSS% a. Ma
ID ARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR
sisncd desirous q closing businoss offers his Ontr
"oeh io' safe " "'eau0ea sAMuEI KIRBY,
myla SIS Eighth st.. bet MSrfst SPACE and b.
II r sA e.
INVALUABLE LOT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
ksubstAntial and beautiful three story and bas
| ment BRICK RESIDENCE, with slesant BROWN
ot of same Width Tie entire srounds ha wing dept
of ltb feet 10 inches, to . bfoot paved alley, III
back building TO this house Ia three stories high,
there are u rooms In the structure, not ineludin
Two bath rooms, cellar, furnace room, wash room
There are geyen sleeping apartments, two drnesnl
roofNs, cedar clOsets, mArble!top stationary wAsl
stands furnaoe, range, china closets, butler pantr
NC. This is the most desirable hopss IN WAshinl
ton IL nearly new, the street beautifully parked an
paVed, and directly In front u Lafayette square, u
|, | most beautiful PARK an Wellington
Tho above win be sold at less than tn actual VAlu
and parties desiring 10 examine the premises viii
| promptly waited upon by
HUYCK g. ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
Once northwest corner OF New York avenue AZ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
Our Public Schools.

EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS, ON SATURDAY.
The regular examination for new teachers in
our Public Schools, took place in School No. |, on
Saturday, commencing at 9, A. NJ and continu-
ing throughout the day. Superintendent Harlan
conducted the examination, assiste by Mr.. G. +.
Tenney, Principal OF Boys Department No. L.
The examination in reading was under the charge
Of VIM. $. Hilles, chairman of the Committee on
Teachers Of the Board of Education. The exer-
cises were conducted in the presence Cf this com.
mittee, and a number Of visitors There were
thlrty-nine applicants from the following schools:
From Public School No. 4, l6
From Delaware State Normal University. g.
From Wesleyan Female Colleges
From Chester High School, g
From Girls High School, Philadelphia, l.
From State Normal School, West Chester, l.
From Miss Browns School, Institute Build
ing, l.
Prom Oakland Institute, Norrstown, l.
From Chester Academy, J.
From Millersville Normal School, Pa, l.
From West Chester Public High School, l.
From Pennington Academy, New Jersey, /.
from York, Pa, school not named, l.
From Chestnut Hill Convent, Pa, l.
From State Nomhl School, Mansfield, Pa, l.
From School No., 9th Election District Cecil
county, Nd.
There being about 1000 answersto the ques
tions proposed yet to revise and examine, il will
be impossible, for some time to come, 10 ascer-
tain who have passed successful examinations
In general, the examination showed an ad
vanced degree Of scholarly attainmenis, but,
with the exception Of a few who have been
teaching IN different places, the majority Of the
remainder were considered too young 10 bG
placed in charge ofthe schools.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
Noble Self Sacvl0oa.

A Boston paper sa.E One never heard Of a
more disinterested sacrifice than that which We
are now 10 relate. 4 friend Of ours called, the
other Sunday, on a gentleman in Boylston
street, who insisted that he should stay to dine.
Just as they were going to the dining room, the
host pulled his handkerchief from his booklet,
aud with il came his tobacco box. His rood
wife look indignant and the husband appeared
Perplexed. PreceiVing the dilemma in which
the chewer. .without-his- Wila's-knowledge found
himself the guest, quick as thought picked up
the box and said:
We'll, there's my tobacco boz! where did YOU
find ilP"
The lady looked relieved, the gentleman
breaIhed a sight Of gratitude, and all went we'll,
wife said after dinner;
81 always liked Mr.. W., but he has fallen fifty
per cent, in my estimation since / accertained
that he chews tobacco"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
Maryland AHaIrs,
CARoLfNR COUNTY.


LAND SAhEs.-Mr. J. W. Bryant, as trustee,
sold at this place on Tuesday last, three tracts
OF land. The first tract, abO 1t one mile from
town, fruit farm, containing 80 acres, was
sold to Mr.. Jos. j. White, OF New Jersey, for
sl,65O.
The second tract, adjoining tract No. /, was
Knocked down to Daniel s. White also Of New
Jersey, for 81, 900.
Adams Landing, on the Choptank river,
one mile above Denton, was sold for $500 -
Daniel s. White also purchaser.
VIM. II. Wilson, sold Q tract Of land con-
tanning 200 acres, to Mr. j. A. GreOnly for the
sum of 81, 100. Denton Journal.
CECIL COUNTY.
DEATH FROM SMALLrPOX.-MatheW B0r-
land, q well-knOwn citizen Of Fourth district,
died Of smallpox on Thursday morning last.
We hear that other persons have also taken
the disease. These deaths are chargeable to
the unknown creature who put an infected
garment In the ragbag instead OF burning it.
-EkttOa Democrat
KENT COUNTY.
LAND SALEs.-''Wickliffe, part Of the real
estate Of the late James p. Wickes, and sub
ject to dover, was sold at the VOshell House
on Wednesday, by Richard Hyns0n, Esq, rs
trustee, and purchased by Mrs. c. A. Wickes
for So, ,125.
q. 4. Westcott, Esq, attorney for the mort
gagee, sold the real estate Of James Yeates
near Milllngton, on Saturday last, consisting
of 183 acres Of land, at S12 per acre Pur
chased by w. J. Vannart.-Rent Netcs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

A New ROAD TO CLAYMoNT.-An informal
meeting for consultation over the project of con.
structing "a Macadamized Road from Whining.
ton to ClaymOnt, parallel with the p, w, & B.
r. r, )" was held at the Board of Trade rooms. on
Saturday evening. The object OF the meeting
was stated by ]. I. Heald, ESQ., after which it was
thoroughly discussed. VIM. Sellars. ESQ
thought the best plan was to improve the present
road to Claymont as one fourth of the money
required to build new road would put the old
road In splendid order, and reduce the long hill
at Shellpot TO an easy grade.
Other gentlemen preGentl Thought the Aven
ne more Important, than Mr.. Sellers. IL was
stated that Col. MCCOmb was warmly interes-
ted IN it, and had offered Slo. 900, towards its
construction. Gentlemen along the route
were said to be much interested. The impor.
lance Of opening good. street at EdgemOOE
was referred to.
Finally 1t was agreed to appoint Commit
tee on the subject, and the Chairman named
e. I. Warner, r E. Robinson, and Isaac Y
Lloyd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
sQcIErIEs.
ALkRTINaa THEa EvRNInn-

Asylum Lodge, No %. o F, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets
Good Intent Division, No 3 81 of I, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X Of p, at Knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No /, q F, at Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets
Columbia Lodge, No IL, o g T, at Fifth
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple, No. l, True Templars, at Hall
cor OF 9TH and Spruce streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

BLOWN Across THE RIvER-On Sunday eve
ming young man on a scow, lying IN the river at
New Castle, attempted to come ashore in q small
row bost The wind was blowing so tiercely
however, that it was not only impossible to make
any headway against it, but the boat was unable
to withstand its force, and was blown across to
the Jersey shore A companion shore started
out in another boat to his assistance, but he
found himself in the same predieament, and
joined his friend on the other side Of the river
They were compelled TO remain there ell night
and re. urn in the morning
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

SLIGHT Row.-Mike Gardner aud John Hol-
land, being in a beligerent mood, 'locked horns,
yesterday afternoon, in the saloon Of Geo. Barren
bach, No. 61s West Front street. AS a conse-
Mike "sloped," but was afterwards arrested at his
home, and spent the night at the City Hall cells.
This morning they were each placed under bonds
TO keep the peace
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

Forty seven buildings in Lawrencebure, Ky,
comprising the greater portion Of the town
we're destroyed by FIRE on Saturday night.
Ameng the burned buildings were The Gait
House, the WithersPoon Bank, and every store
but one. The wind blew 4 gale at the time,
and there were no fire engines in the town.
Most OF the houses were owned BY the occupants,
and the insurance was very small.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

FIRE IN CHEsTER.--A fire broke out In Led
wars mills, Chester, about halfpast nine O'Clock,
yesterday morning, which, for time, threatened
the destruction OF the entire mill. The flames,
however, were finally subdued by the prompt ex-
crlions Of the firemen and citizens. Loss, about
5000. A man named Daniel Rothwell was Sc
vcrely injured while laboring TO eXtinguish the
fre
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

COMBINING BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE
The United States and British commission for
the settlement Of claims under the treaty OF
Washington will hold its summer session at
Newport, X. ]. Mr.. Cox, the secretary, will
proceed thither TO select accommodations. The
commission will soon Iake decisions in what
are known as the Calcutta cases.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

Al Syracuse, N. Y, yesterday, Albert Keelsr.
aged q, killed Ida Spencer, aged IA. The
murderer was first cousin TO The girl. He lived
in Canada. and was visiting his uncle The Rirl's
father. After the murder he hurried 10 The
railroad depot to escape on train Just starting.
but missing his hold aS he Was getting on the
cars, he fell back on the track and broke his
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

BEwARE OF HER.-A colored woman il trav.
cling around begging money representing that
her husband is laying dead at home and she
needs assistance to bury him. On Friday lady
toUk her name and address and went to the
place where she said she lived, and found that
there was no house at the place and no person oi
her name living in the neiRhborhood.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

LECTURE--Dr. John Lord will deliver lee
ture at Wesleyan College, on Thursday evening,
of this week, both instant, on MADAME dc Main
TENN, or, Woman in Society" This is one of the
best of the course he is now delivering in Phila-
delpha, and Ii gave great satisfaction there that
he has been requested 10 repeat il in the Horli-
cultural Hall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

FoL1cE CAsEs.-Wm. Reed. for drunkenness,
was fined fifty cents and costs,
Michael Gardner and John Holland, for disor-
derby conduct in the saloon of George Barenvach,
No 6lS West Front streer, we're required to pay
costs and held to bail in the sum OF $500 each, to
keep the peace
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

=. IMPRovEMENTs.-Mesars McLear q Kendall
are enlarging their works at 9th and King streets
by the addition of building on King street
This firm is also putting in forty horse power
Of their works.
Aessrs Quinn Bonner, merchant taIlors al
l32 Market street, are having their store repair.
ed and renovated ull it looks like new.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
LOCAL IMrELLucEMcE.

The present fine weather brings number Of pee
pie on the streets.
B:andywine and Mutual Loan Associations
meets this evening.
The universal epidemic aspiring fever" is now
prevailing to an alarming extent.
Owens, tonight at the Masonic Temple, In
"Everybodys Friend aud Forty Winks."
Wyman, will commence an engagement Of four
nights, at the DAD Fellows Hall, tomorrow
night.
Butler has large number of copies of LjppCn.
sott's Magazine, for April. II contains the article
on Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
PROCEEDINGS OF FHE LEGTgLkFURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
DOVER, March 18th, 1878.
The Senate met O'Clock, p. m.
Mr. Vandegrin joint resolution resembling the
Ing the time to the 18th inst today. This reso-
luton, which was adopted, was for the purpose
OF admitting of the introduction of bill to In
corporate the New Jersey & Delaware Central
X. K. Co., due notice Of which was subsequently
made.
Senator Riddle called up the bill for the relief
of certain school districts In Chrisuana hundred,
which was amended and read n second time.
Stock laws for school district, No. 16G, Sussex
county, and No. 80, New Castle county, were
taken up and passed
The following bills were passed An act to
Incorporate the Delaware Locomotive Co. an
act 10 incorporate the Wilmington Iron and
Steel Co.. an act to incorporate tho Christiana
River Car Co.; AN act in relation to site for q
post Office at Dover.
House bills read; An act to Incorporate the
Eureka Manufacturing Co.; to incorporate the
Lcipsic Mutual Building aud Loan Association,
and TO confirm City Ordinance, vacating GER
tain part of 5th street.
Adjourned.
The met at =. NJ.
On motion ofDr Thompson the Senate act 10
incorporate the Peninsular Fruit Growers, was
read first and second time
Fifteen or twenty bills of private nature were
read second time by title.
On motion the following bills were read a third
time and passed:
BY Mr.. Hutchinson. an act to transfer certain
real estate from one school district to another and
enlarge school district, No. 81, New Castle coun-
ty.
By Mr. Maris, an act TO confirm an ordinance
of the city of Wilmington
BY Mr.. Hickman, an act giving the consent OF
this state to the purchase by the L. s. Lands for
public improvement.
BY Mr.. Silver, an act to amend chapter 122, or
the Revised Statutes.
BY Mr.. Maris, an act to amend chapter 376, oil
volume II, of the Laws of Delaware.
BY Mr.. Van Gasken, to amend the act to incor.
poTate the Middletown Manufacturing Co.
By Mr.. Hickman, an act to incorporate the Ag-
rieultural Society OF Sussex county
The Senate Joint resolution to secure q bill en-
titled an act to incorporate the Delaware and New
Jersey Central X. r. Co.
Adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

A REPTILE PET,-Mr John z. Leonard, OF
West Chester. who, 9 few days ago, returned
rom rom several months soiOura In New Or
leans, brought with him an infant alligator,
which he proposes TO dOmIclle In 8 pool al va.
Yer, IN the yard Of his residence, during the
coming Summer. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

1t is stated that Commodore Vanderbilt has
given $500 900 TO Bishop McTyeire, of the
southern Methodist Church, to establish I'm
iversity in Tennessee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

LIcrURE-Rev. DR.. Stanley delivered lecture
last evening, at the Institute Hall, on "St Pat.
rick" The lecture consisted of sketch of the
life and character Of this patron Irish Saint and
was attentiyely listened 10 by good sized audi
ence
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
KENT COUNTY.

THE YoUNG HERo.-The March number of
this amatuer journal, has appeared, and is
quite an improvement over its predecessors.
There is q tone OF marked Advancement In its
management 1t Is printed by Glatts & &c
kel, and its typographical appearance is excel
lent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

For REHoBoTH-Mr II. +. Pickles and several
Others, went to Rehoboth, this morning, for the
purpose of arranging the ground of the RehobOth
Beach Camp Meeting Association, for the draw
ing aud making preliminary arrangements for the
Summer opening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
CLAYTON HOUSE.
ARRIVALS Up TO NOON TO-DAY,

ARRIVALS Up TO NOON To-pAT.
Theo. Hamilton s wife, Owens Combination
Walter Benn,
Miss NJ. c. Gordon Il serv't
Miss c. Howard,
William Ward,
II. c. Curley,
q. W. Fairma1, Baltimore, Nd.
J. J. Sponer, New York
VIM j. Bssett, Spottswood y j.
5. b. Patterson, Easton, Pa.
+. f. Ewing, of Elkton, Md.
Alex. jackson, Washington, ID. {.
J. r. Barker Williamsport, Pa
VIM. Marshall, Milford, Del.
5. A. Hyers, Philadelphia, Pa.
A. 6. Clark u vile, Chicago, Ill.
F. w. Kutchman, Phila., Pa.
j. NJ. Emerson, city.
J. X. Moody, New York
!. S. Pratt, Worcester, Mass
j. 4. Seidcll, Phila.
A. n Allen d wife, Chicago, Ill.
Hugh f. Steele, Coatesville, Pa.
". 6. Mendenhall, city.
Z. T. Brock, Phila., Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18

BoDY Sent HoNE.-The body of Robert White
who d'ed at St Paul's MINI, short tins ago, ar
rived in this city, this morning. Mr.. Whits is an
old resident OF wilmington, and went West for
the benefit of hts health.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
MISS RDITn o'GoRMAN
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

The Cataract OF the Ganges," will be wiki
drawn from the Chestnut Street Theatre, afterthib
week. II Will be succeeded by an admirable bur.
iesqne, Pat Lyon, the Philadelphia Blacksmith" /"
The Winning Hand" is having q successful
run at Woods Museum, Philadelphia
"foul play" is running this week, at the Wal
nut street Theatre, Philadelphia. aaef
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JOHN McLEAR & SON;
NO. Goa Market Street,

Deposit Accounts of Banks. IndividuaIs and nth
ers received. on which we allow interest CheeFs
drawn On Us are payable without notice. the sane