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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

APPRoPRIATTNG REsIDEAcK.-Last winter
the cold weather entirely frOEc bee hive belong
Ing 10 Mr.. John Holland, near ChaFleStown, Ce-
ell county, Nd. The hive, has ever since re
malned IN the yard, and no particular notice was
taken Of IL until Saturday last On that day some
one happened to look inside Of the hive, and
found that IL had been thoroughly cleaned, and
for the clean condition Of the hive until the next
day, when a swarm Of bees came aud took up
their residence in it. The little workers had dis
covered the empty hive, and after industriously
cleaning it, had appropriated 1t as their place O
residence
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

sUNnIER ExcURsIoN RoUTEs.-We have re-
ceivOd from Geo. A. Lsmaistre, Esq, agent in this
city for the PsnmylVAnia Railroad Company, 9
beautifully illustrated book Of over 100 pages, oi
the above titla, embracing list Of eli the famous
summer rSoFts which ara reached by the Penn
sylvania Railroad. its branches and connections
The book also gives the excursion rates to all
thoae places, many Of which ara as Low as q single
fare on Ordinary occasions. The fare is the same
from this city from Phi.adelphia, and therefore
parties viii save BY procuring their tickets here
Mr.. LeAaiStTo can BE- found at the Wilmington d
Rreading r. r. ohice, cornAr Of Front ard Aadi
sen stroStk $685. 2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

RENEAIBER YOUR HoRsE.-DSn't forget that
your horse or mule suffers In hot weather while
being worked, and that drivers cannot be too
careful. Il will be wise and cOnsiderate to feed
with a small bundle Of wet hay, or a couple OF
quarts Of oats In the middle Of the day; to
furnish little drinking water a. often as practI-
upon snch parts are liable 70 chafe by perspira-
ton or otherwise. They should be drlTen slowly,
aod loads should be eonsiderAlbly less than thai
usually imposed in cool weather. LoOaen the
check-rein, or dispense with IL altogether and
cover the animal with hy-Bet, or preferably,
with light sheet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

SHOULDER DTsLocATED.- day last week,
. lutte daughter Of ElWOod Walton, Of this city,
while on a visit to q country reiaiive, fell from
horse and had her shoulder dislOcated. The lii
tie miss, with some other children, had gone u
the stable and climbed upon the back Of horse
when abe fellod, with the above result A doctor
was Immediately summoned, and the little girl d
doing well.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

ISsTALATIoN.-Rev.9 J. N. P. OTIS, Of Columbia.
Tenn, was last evening, publicly installed pastor
Of the West Presbyterian Church Of this city, be-
fore large assemblage of the congregation aud
tIiends Of the church. Rev. Lafayette Marks.
presided. The services opened with a voluntary,
and ''Holy, King Of Kings," by the choir. This
was followed By prayer, By Rev. j. S. Hammer
Rev. A. J. Snyder read the Scriptura lesson, con-
siStIng Of the SD chapter Of Isaiah, which was
followed By short prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Paxon,
Rev. Jas. Waters, Of the Second Baptist Church,
rea6tbe l0eoth hymn,
''Ohl Holy Lord our God,
By HeaVenly hosts, adored,"
which was nnely rendered BY the choir.
Rev. 0aylard Moore, then preached the sermon
taking for hls text First Corinthians, second
chaptcR, second verse -
Fer ! detarmined not 70 know any thina
am0ng yOu, save Jesus, and Him cFuelnedn -
The charge 70 the pastor was delivered by Rev
Geo. J. POIter, and the charge 70 the people b
Rev. J. p. COnkey. The newly installed pastoI
mado few remarks, and amer another hynn bV
the choir, dlnmsssa the Congregation with fhs
benedictiOn. Rev. Mr.. Otts expresses hIrasei1 :
highly pleased with hls new held 0f Iatof. ant
much encouraged In the prospect OF enIarget
usefulness before him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

WEDaED IN ROcK.--The Reading EAGLE
says A pleasure party ofthis city recently vis-
tied the yellow House. While there they walK-
ed tOthe ManataWny. oae Of the party a..
cended high rack, and when about TO descend
he uipped and fell headlOng into q crevice He
thns remained with his body Wedged between
the rocks and hIs feet sticking in the air for
some time. In Iafliog be caught himself with
his hands and escaped injury. He was Afterwards
pElled out Nov he says he waists no more OI
such ''Caplain JACK" business a. that
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

SUPERIoR kowRRs AND REAPERs.-James
Garman, at St. George, Is the Delaware agent
for the Superior mowers and Rsapers manu~
factured BY the Superior Machine Company, at
Wheeling. West Virginia. This machine is
81 mple in its construction, and noiseless in its
operation, has ocogst to break or get out Of order
aud is said 10 be far superior, In every way, tO
'Cther mowers and reapsn now in use. Farmers,
deSlniDg an implement in this line, should
make il point TO call on Mr.. Garman, and exc
anime those for sale By him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

ANoTEEn LAND CLAn-LAst week We men
tened the claim Of s. Brady Williamson, Of
Kentucky. TO 1000 acres OF land IN the upper
part Of Caroline county, Nd. Now there ID
another land claim near the same neighborhood
10 . farm OG lS6 acres Of productive land, good
and substantial buildings; the farm and improve
msnts said to be worth at least $4,000. The
property il located at TemPleVIlIe in this cOunty
and 10 called "L0ng Chance" is now, and hai
been for past years, in the possssIlon Of Mr.. ]
w. Temple.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

FIRE NRAR DevER--Ou Thursday night
last, FIRE broke out in house on a farm near
Hazlettvilie, about four miles from Dover, oc-
copied by John Stubbs, and owned BY VIM.
Slubbs, ofSmyrna. No one was at LONE, at the
time, except one man, who was to much intoxi-
Gated TO make any attempt, 10 subdue the flames.
The house was almost entirely consumed, en-.
failing pretty severe loss upon the owner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
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rENcrIcNs oH orrtcHRs-AsxIur IoDdA, Ne. zs
IN. 9. David s. Fanlss. GhEN j.
lV. G.--Samuel Stevenson
X. S.--ThOmas n ston6r. -
DHIAwAhA EscknFNnHF, so
Tive. n. cornhFooks, u.
II. Pc. F. Morrow. II a n
8. W.-Davtd Downs.
J. WJ-E'F. WigRissWorah.
HoPn LoDaE. NO. q.
N. G.--Joseph d. Patton.
v. Gs-Fredsrick w. Taylor
r. S.-lclmer Barney.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
CIesiag ExsFeIses.
FIRST ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT AND cLosING
ErKRcBEs Or ". PAUL's SCHOOL.

FIRST ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT AND CLosING
EHEAcsEs OF 81. PAUL's SCHOOL.
The closing exercises Of 81. Panl's School, took
place last evening In the haasment Of ST. Paul's
church, Fourth and jackson streets. The cxerci-
Ses e1nsisted Of vocal and instrumental music.
and dialogues. The room was well filed with
the parents q thB children end ffienos 81 the
school. The entertainment exhibited a careful
training Of the children, and was q fitting tribute
10 the energy Of the Dominlcan Sisters and THAR
yalue a. insfrnetOrs, the school having been In
operation not quite three months. The exercises
opened with very pretty dlsplay Of ealisthenics
By the yOung ladies and mlsSes, followed BY q
'WeicOme Chorus" from the Juvenlle Vocal class.
Mlas Mary Shaw, q little Miss Of SIX or seven
years Of aFa, then delivered the welcome address
in clear and Alstinct voice. Distribution Of pre-
miumS 70 boys followed HNol Duette, By
Misses A gisteshenn and Magic Cahill, Was Weli
rendered, and received meTited Applanss. 'AYe
MARI" q aanrsd latin chorus, BY pqmbeF o.
pretty little Misses, was very sweet. tsThs War
Of the Roses, a. ailegOFy, representing the til
umph Of whine ever viee. was nicely rendered hyI
eight young la6iea. a eOmie dialogue, 1TFials OF
Q 6chOOl Mistress" followed byl aMermaia's q
BonRp clnaedtbe exenrises. The premiums %
the Ybung ladies' were then distributed, a4eg
which Blshop HecksF e8ngFatulated the chlla1an
and ths Sisters o. ~ pnecsaS q the school IL 60
Sbort q tlme. The saceoIppanlments nnd a1lgs
were by Mss Iouisa a. elsierhann, who presiasa
q the plane. We are forced V leave ont nam
beF a yolng ladies' nameA owing 70 their not
being on ne pEogramme. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

REAL ESTATE AALR.-L. w. Stidham & Son,
Anctloneers, sold at public sale, on Tuesday last
the River Front Farm, New Castle, for Motion.
Q. Roger, fer SIS. .09s, TO James Rodgers. They
also sold the brick house, advertised at their
room, on Saturday last, 10 d. 7. Hawkins, for
s14OO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

Nor CoRREcT.-Yest o report was
quite extensively circulated 70 the effect that
3 case Of cholera existed on Eighth street, near
Jefferson. Mr. +. Bogia, member OF the
Board OF Health from the Firth Ward, prompt
" investigated the report, and this morning
informed us that 1t contained not word OF
truth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
DEOPLE oFTEM WONDER
HOW IT Is
AnrnCu a mmO.
THAT RABCOCK a mao.

tn AT HABCOCA q BAO'
M .o mueh buSines when other houses are SO dun.
Tbs facts Of the matter are simply as ioIoWS
lst. We advertise ONLY rkat tre AdVe fer sale
md. We hare for suls what We odUeTi'ss.
srd The people buy or shoes because they are
pleased with the ssples IRE Haake =
Ath. The people are satiSsea that they get gut
satae for fke EaOaeE they leave with Us Ano et
eone agaia and sead their freAds, ana SO the muIn
plcatiOn Of sales and customers have gone on, W.
IN in Iess than years Of constant -
hard work We have built up a trade, that far sx-
eeods Any in Wilmington.
Wsinvite every body to call and see II the eboye
ara not stubborn facts at 200 ana SJs Marker suSs
Wilmington. Del.
THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN THE STATE
Qua SUMNER styles. walking shoes and gaitsrs. ars
ooo penfeei and give geAerdt RaftquettoA 70 ths
Bs6eoek Bro's. so6 and 3Os Market street
POPULAR STYLES Of 0aiters fer fLs people at pops
tar prices
Ladies GaiteTs,.....-. Z,
Ladies 04tteTs,.....----.-. =
Ladies Caters, fns. y
Gents Walking she's. Z,
cent? ess calf WGIkins shoes s.
At BabeOek Bro's. 2Os and 90 Market street.
Do not WAIT. this warm weather. for q cnStome
made pair Of seAsonabe cool walking shoes or gait
ers. but % where you have laEge stock Of ready
aaade work 10 select from. 80 coed - eusioS MADE
cialiV for sates an We can gaGraafes % al
most every one good IL. from our large and con
plets stock. Call and see At BabcOek Bros. %
and ss Market street.
&u asofker rsduaisa, In the prices Of Ladies
LASTING ButtOned and Laced Caters, 10 reduce ca
'~'t ~1N ~-'S u-''O ~ 1BSABoOcK BROS.
js2s-2W nos and 3Os Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

CLOSING ExKncTsEs.-The closing exercises
Of the pupils Of Public School, No. l, viii be held
tomorrow afternoon. They will consist OF recl.
tAtonR. destinations. dialogues, &C., and che
aWarding OF the Adams prises to the successful
eompetlIou. Similar exercises are bting held Al
School No. this afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

LAST MEETING. The last meeting Of the
Oxford Car Company, In this city will be
held on Saturday night. Future Ineetings
will be held at Oxford. The foundations u
the new car works, have now been laid, and
next week, q majority Of the workmen will
remove to Oxford
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

SALE1 or MoEKT. AT the hfty fourth month
y meeting Of Union Loan Association, held las
Iowa $500 at o. To- $1,000 al 81. Al 81. Ia
elSOOat o0.7l; 500 ct e0e5.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

Just received one OF the largest assortments
Of the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps In
the city which / am selling at the very lowest
Prices. Mysllk hats are speciality. Call and
sure to be suited. LEWIS G. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. II No. 233 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

POLICE CAsRs.--SsTena Dobson, . lady Of color
for disordsrly conduct, Was hold 10 baiL n the
sum of 800, tO keep the poaoe.
Wm. EtnhoE and Bernard MeLaughhn, for
drum ksnnssa. were each ansd nity csnta and
costa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

BROUGHT BACK, Brown the abscoudlur
saloon tehder,wh0 left Snddehly for Baltimore
as mentioned In the GAZETTE, OF yesterday,
was brought back, to this city, this morning.
He will have hearing, before Mayor Simms.
at three o'clock, this afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

BUILDING LOTs.-L. w. Stldham & Son, auc
tloneeTs advertise six building lots 70 be sold on
the 18Th inst, at ~, D. m. "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

Ger AuSlia, e MaaassotE, ascltn,s : a.l,,..
n-lleaal lhiFd tsEu, e - giosnd thss q oa1lS
- oAooo molo paE enanm thaa hll salagy -
IbvA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
ORGAN RZED lSAS.
JOHN MoLEAR q SON:
Exchange&DepO Bank
40. Goa Market street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Depoeit Accounts. subJeet % eheck at sight tsame
AZ at Nati9nAl Bank solicited from firms. eorpo-
rati0ns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

WmRnugToW MnemAMIos C0-DPERAgETR Aasas
cEATian. .@-IAS Wil@mgtsn Meehanics CO-opsra.
tive Aasoelutisn met on Tassday night, aad or
gohn N R6ckWlEfhs 1eo. q. Hays. Thomaa 81
Bneluaslar, n. 9agloE, Funk woodward, q.
w. Roberts, Jarnas katton, ~ u 0rioEea, q. ~.
Bsnntk yoha a. Ted. B. q. Wright, Jesss Waa,.
psSi1 Noted oon1ge Wright And 4. CAmpbau.
1ho1e e1nill N Wia sooa maat and nplsfe e
oEBaniEatiQ ofghe association hY elsotinG kEaats
dsnt and 0,hsso@esu.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

OfDividends, Notes, Interest Drafts. &C. made viii
despatch. and accounted for the day payment is re
eeived.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
BONDs. STOCKS, GOLD, Ae.

Government Securities. Gold, State Bonds. Rail-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion. LOeal Securities Speciality. Being repre-
Bented In ell the principal cities bg reliable e0rros-
pondents are prepared 70 attend % any haatneal
IN this line With promptnoss and despatch. Pefaonl
wanting "a buy or cell are invited % eiFg ns call
Quotations OF tha actige Stocks at NoW Vera and
PhiIadelphia roesiVed daily ~ oar oGleo.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and foI
x; EVER Kind Oflssitimats BANKING done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

s.ors Ks.uers We can furnish yOa with Fire Work.
Fire Crackers, Flags, Lanterns, Sc., e NsS AorA
prices. - AOAn9 - -. .snIton = Io,S floi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
CHECKS

On Banks II PHILADELPHIA. New York, Boston. Bal
timore. Delaware, PonnsylVaniA and Washingto
viii b credited receipt from onsLomars q paE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
COLLECTIONS

EssI Ess GssE: Ss4ss: AA' On a'Oo' Of 'D''' sums for
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26

Fire Works, Fire Works! Whelecsls and hstalL
jSi0-dtjyl 5O6 Market Street. Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
REMOVAL OF
Tzn ARFIEANs SAVINGS BANK
To 500 Market Street,

WilmihRton, Delaware.
Open 70 recaiVe dehOsils daily (BundAgs exoaptudD
daring the usual business hours, and on Tuesday
aud Saturday evenings from TO o'clock.
All the prOhts Of thB Bank, after the payments Q
necessary expenses, are devoted TO the beneht .
the depositors, aud ddtvidenda are made semi-annu-
ally In april and October. since the organisati4n
Of the BAnk, in 1851, the dividends have uniformly
been at tue rate ofsix per cent. per annum. -
Dividends not drawn are eoaarded - dGpoetta.
cad q once boOom to tature
No nSPss.Sis eIlsrsA 70 borrow Any Ofthsfuna'
ntrustod 10 the Bank,
.rty NAN1GRRRS
glLLlsss i :. % %HlLna, EPyhsnS hn-TsI DaHI'HsrO''
M R HKWaoN, sss 4 UEHRV n. DUnB.
kfW.kwp RRTTA tcwARLna w. HOWLAHD
6RoRoE s. CAPRLLR, CLkMENT j. ShVTu.
.sl Sr A.I%h % hEosfTETFIffTlIRss .fTlIRs p,.,,a.,,.
ESQ! ". Bees Vice Pr0sIdsHt.
ostss-ls ~ ri. T.TArLoH. Ire lssrss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS

Per annum allowed on deposits, payable on
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-26
CITY IvEMS.

ASau'S''~'' ADAMS BRO,
isiO-dtjyl COS Market Street. Wilmington DEL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20

A SHILLING FOR A WIFE.-Twenty-tw
years ago One Fletcher filched from Cox, a
London bargeman, his wife. Cox comes into
court at this late day, demanding damages Of
the said Fletcher, who, rendering one shilling
In money current Of the realm claims that is
es Of harbOring the said wife. A jury of his
peers coincide 10 FIetcher's estimate 80 it
goes upon the record that twelve pence is the
legal value OF that wife But that precedent
will not fix the worth Of spouses in general,
which may DO more or less.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20

A milwaukee, lady one Saturday afternoon took
her three children to the matinee to see THE Fire
WaiE" They were delighted with the scene
where the house takes fire but thought they
could improve on 1t. Ga Monday they invited
their young friends, while their mother was alb
sent and Bridget was over the wash-tub They
all proceeded to the parlOr, spread the piano
cover over chairs for curtain, piled shaYings on
the carpet behind, with bits OF boards, q dIsh of
stolen tar chair cushions, etc, and applied the
match. This private theatrical was gotten up ut
a cost Of onlY 500.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20
and Western R n.
TINE TABLE.
SPRIN0 ARRANGEMENl

HEh1N0 AhhANdEAENI. i.
Es{1 COmmeneinE ApFil Tth,
s21=--iEl-s trains viii run a. follswss
Leave Wilmington o.. 10 20 = N. and 5S5 D n.
Leave LADdenberx 45, 10 IS q N and 80 D m
Arrive at WILMINGTON s. N, % and % m
Arrive az LandsnberE %. II 81 q N aad % D n
C0NNkC rI0NS-lraIns leaving Wuminsron at
10 40 N with train leaving Phiiadelphia at 80
N; Ba atimore At 80 a N. and Delaware X trains
arriving at 10 Is a.
Trains leaving WILMINGTON at IS N. connects
with train leaving PniladslBhia At DO . N
Train arriving at Wilmington At S. a m with
train Philadelphia at s 10 m.
Train arriving At WILMINGTON at % wi Ii train
for Philadelphia A. ? 90 D m.
Train arriving at Wilmington at % 0p N With
train fog Baltimore and WashingtOn At 5lTp q:
With train for PhliadelphiA AMI New YORK at 50
N. al / with Del tWars trsi4s At s = m
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave WllmtnHtnn ~ and 30 D N
Leave Landsnberg Is m. and 4 IS . "a.
Arrive NilmingtSn 81 a u and s 20 n.
Arrive LandeberE IL IN. and A. q NJ
Trains arriving IN WILMINGTON at o. D n con
meet With train for Philadelphia at y 50 Q N.
Omnihus con asstiO0s between ". aad W and p
W and B d. pals. and eArs OF the WiInin<,oa tStv
Railway. DAVID CONNELL. SaDt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20
CONNECTIONS.

mo TUE PUBLIC. 8t ttN
u The Wnmington ana ROAiiag kAilroa5 Con-
pay have eomPlolsd aEFAagenentS g carfy Aousy
Raakrgcs aud hxpress Matter 10 an from all points
On the line at theiF read and W est GaasarR
Also. TO all points on the phitaaetphiA and Read
fnR aud cAtAatSsA RtileoAis iacladtug kesling.
instOWa, NAAOasy City, NJ. cArasl. NouistoWn.
pottsvilla. &a.
ROr further inf5rm9fion Apply a. the DepoI cor
nRF Of R9ont and MadiSOD streets, Wlmington.
Exprpsa mafter sent b krAnklia rolsFrADA ute,
No, Wet Tatrd s(vsst OF q Their y Pol tlolt
dslivsFtAs aEeatA viii Fssaive psrapt atssntion.
ans-6 GsAT SuDT W. q s. r. b @.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20
Tnn OLD, OLD HOME.


Whom long for saiuted memories,
Lice angel troops they come.
II / fold my arms to ponder,
On the Old, cid home.
The heart hns many passages
Through which the feelings'roam,
But its middle aisle Is sacreds
To the old. old home.
Where infancy was sheltered
Like rose- buds from the blast,
When girlhoods brief elysium
In joyousness was passed.
To that sweet spot forever
As 70 some hallowed DOME
Life's pilgrim beads her vision
lis the old, old home.
A father sat. how proudly,
By that hearthsiono's rays
And told his children stories
or his early manhOOd's davs;
And one soft eye was beamlng,
From child to child 'twould roam;
Thus mother counts her treasures.
In the old, old homo.
Tho birthday gifts and fsstivaln,
10 The blended ve.por hymns.
Some dear one who was swelling Il
Is with the Seraphim.
The fond ''good-nights" at bed time,
How quiet sleep would come.
And found us altogether
In the old, old homo.
Like wreath Of scented flowers
ClOss intortwining each heart;
But time and change in concert
Have blown the wreath apart.
But dear and saintad memories
Like angels ever come,
If fold my arms and ponder
On the old, old home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20
paIkApEERAlA ETLMIssrON = RALrI-
npRQIAL NOEtOE.

On "a allsr WEDNESDAY, October islh. ls1,
= pssssasof clF Win b attaceed 60 tes HSsge,t
tlsln isaVAn Ph1A4slDAiA 400 ,. H. nr Wai-
~ sFasln vVli 600 a. slasiOas a. ioIlovA vhga
iiSaiIsds GFly's FsrFy. ia ?. q. Laaaretsa -
- ! b 3. n, Linwooa. asS .. y; ClaTnoaa leql
3. AioFllia, leie .. NJ aEftEa -. ~
kpm tsot0l y. J. kAANA1. HnV@
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20

Auo WIAeu 4E4lu VIII run sublect % d0Iay8 inci-
tions where tins is RiVen.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for WilmlngtOu and Phflsds.-
Wilmington ct ]. y P. NJ. for New Castle,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additionalt0 those above, leave smyrna for CLAY
ton l1-3D q. N. aud 7-@5 p. n, LssVoClSytou for
SmyrnAS.O .. m, and 400 p. N, to make oonnSe-
ton T1th trainsto and frcm Dover, aid stations
CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Oman
Anne's Keut Railroads.
At CLAYTON, with the AaryIand snd DsIawara
Railroad.
At tHARRINGT0N. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
A. sEAFoRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and WieOmisO Aad POeOmoks Railroad.
y KENNEY Sat-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20
R. S. vEEca. Cashier.
LIST OF GIFTS.
TotoI m mn Giffs. au C,sh

Totol. 0,O00 Gifts. all Cash. 100000
Only few tickets reIsain unsOld and they VIII be
furnisged 10 the first applicants at the following
prices Whole tickets. $40 halves. S.; quarters,
81 So II wholes for Q0 So for $500; l3 for $780,
For tickets and full information apply 70
TH0S. u. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Ky,
or THOS. II. HAYS & CO.,
500 Broadway, New York. mya-d2tawlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20
Pniladelpnla, Wilmington and Bal
Clmore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION

IMPORTANT NOTTC E-On and after Monday.
4 April list, 1873. Passenger Train will leave Sea-
ford at go a. N. for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Intermediate stations.
The 0.25 D. train from WiiminRton With Phfla-
delphia and Baltimore connection. viii run to sea-
ford. A irving e lo00 D. IN. Making three daiIg
trains 20 and from Seaford
On aud after the above date this Company will dis
c0ntiunO running the early morning and evening
trains between Milford aad Harrington.
II. +. KENNEY, Sub't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20

A WORLD OF SUICIDEs.-Prof Faraday has
given it as his opinion that all who die before
they are hundred years old may be Justly
charged with self-muIder that Providence
having originally intended man to live a CEN
tury, would allow him to do so II he did not
kill himself by eating unwholesome food, al
license to passion, and exposing himself to ac.
cident The French savant FIourin advanced
the theory that the duration Of life is measur.
ed by the time Of growth. When the bones
epipysis are united the body grows no more,
and it is ct twenty years that this union is eff
fected Ia man. The natural termination of life
is Eve removes from the several points. Man,
being twenty years in growing, lives;Or should,
i've times twenty years; the camel is eight years
in growing, and lives i've times eight years
the horse is five years In growing, and lives
twenty-five years and so on with other ami
mails
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-20

TRA--SoMETHINa FOR DRINKRRa.-Tea drink
ers, attention Extra fine tee" may DO sad
stuff not calculated either to chser or to inebriate
some peculiarly fine Gunpowder lately imported
from China toaLondon has been examined by DR..
Letherby. He carefully inspected it, and found 1t
and 10 per cent. of silica in the form Of fine sand
which had been cleverly mixed with the leaves
hefors curing 10 increase their weight and bulk.
These leaves had been colored with q green pig
ment, 'ahe result Of the whole process beng to
make an ill-smelling and nauseOus mess" Ofthis
frightful stuff 900 boxes sold off at once by
auction in Mincing lane Then l,l50,0O0 pounds
Of tea, part Of the salvage Of the ship Lall Rookh,
exhausted and putrid leaves utterly unfit for hu-
man consumption" were offered for sale in the
city So much for economy in buying extra fine
Green Tea ct Is. Cd. pound But in the cases
cited 1t was not intended to put low prics on the
rubbish 1t was to be cooked up and disposed Jf
at high figure, silica, steelhlings, paint and all