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Spring Work.

The anticipated Spring is realized /;
it is now fully upon us, and the
pillow moves brfskly after its Win
ters rest. How much Of interest
and pleasure is there interviewer in
the opening Spring. The denizen
of the city recognizes the change Of
season, for with it comes change Of
fashion, and Of dress and what lie
chooses to call pleasure, but the keen,
soul-stirring enjoyment which accom-
pany each season as it succeeds the
other he knows not Of; it is alone
realized by his country cousin. The
pleasures Of the rural resident ara
commingled with his interests-the
blooming orchard not only regales
the eye, and yields its rich perfume,
but is associated in his mind with the
fruits which follow, rninistering to
his palate and contributing to sup
ply the foreign wants Of his house
hold. Thus each season, Spring
summer Autumn " inter- follow IN
regular succession e"ch bringing It's
proper and true eujoyments, con-
tributing to make home happy, add
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Dissolve haitian ounce Of alum in
sufficient waterto rinse two print
dresses. Dipyour prints in, and ahen
sure that every part is wet. wiring
them out have q warm soapsuds. in
which wash quickly, and rinse in cold
water. Then in second rinsing mix
your starch, rinse, wiring quickly and
hang to dry. not in the sun but on a
line where the wind will dry them
quickly. Immediately they are dry
enough, iron them or if this is in
convenient, let them get quite dry
and iron them through a damp cloth.
Prints SHOULD never DC sprinkled.
The grabs in the back of cows are
the larvae Of gad-fy which sting
them. These grnbs, unless they are
destroyed, will become insects. They
should be squeezed ont and des-
troyed. The name Of this gad-hy is
dCr5o0is. There is 10 remedy, ex-
cept to squeeze them out aud de-
s,roy them
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SCRIBEER.S MONTHLY.

4 SERIAL STORY BY DIR. HOLLAND.
NEW STORY BY SAKE HOLM
a LONG STORY FROM BRET HABTE.
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF CONTRIBUTORS.
CLARENCE COOK on Furniture 4 Decoration.
Il. II. STODDARD on Authors
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ing water on ehaffed hay. Glover is
best. 1t is an excellent tonic for all
animals.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
PEMIMsULAR news.

Many fruit growers are now setting out straw
berry plants.
Ch'lls and ievers are becoming prevalent in
W comiCo county. ''' q"
The corn crop of Caroline county will turn
out much better than was antiOipalSd. anon,
Many farmers are nov buslly engaged in saving
fodder, and preparing for seedlng wheat.
"PSach seedlings" have been claiming the al
tontion OF the country lads aud lassies tor the
last two weeks.
A sea turtle, between four and Rvs feet long.
and weighing four hundred pounds was caught,
last week in Wye river, ntar Bruii's Island. ~
The married and single men played game Of
base bal i, ON Thursday, at Denton. The Bene.
diets were victorious, by a score OF 20 to l3
On Thursday afternoon last j. Martin Grafton,
OF haFford county, was almost instantly killed, BY
falling under the wheels of lumber wagon.
which passed over his neck. He was n promising
young InaD, aged 20 years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
tG6sO 70
Fire in a Brick Yard.

TAE sIRAN BRICK MANUFACTURING oo'a vApr
VlsI1R0 BY CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE
SUSTAINED.
Oh Saturday evening, between six and sevsr
O'Clock, fire was discovered in the ward of ~
wilmington Steam Brick Manufacturing c..
Pany al Front and du Pont streets. The sIs,r,
was promptly given. but the distance of tha 6rs
rom the various engine houses IVES 30 Rrest ana
The work OF drawing the steamers no From,
street hill 80 labOriOns, that the Gre was burnine
terceIy beloF the hre apparatus could get iDte
service. But when the engines did getinio Ser.
vice, they worked effectively. -
Soon had the fire under codt,ol thoroh -.
siderable damage was sustained. The buiIdin0u
burned we're the engine house, and the frams
sheds which cover the MACHINERY used n
manufacturing bricks This machinarv. whicL
y OF very costly character. waS in;arel
seriously, and, the engine and boiler were n !
badly damaged. The fire iS supposed "a have
originated from quantity Of pine wood ,.Iicl
bad been piled up against the wall next 10 ths
boiler. The wall being very warm Yaost Of ~
Tune, the wood bad gradually become Vorv dTV
and infiamanable, and probably jpuiie1 on
Saturday night setting Ere 10 the Building over
The bouor and engine with the above remit,
Ihe loA which il considerable. viIl smons9 K Z
about 81, 600, on which there q nm inmrsoes -
e iolloTE-On The bulldogs, $500, ma On
Ehe machinery, $3.50, ID each of ihe folIowiSc
Companies The Delaware, the Farmer. 1Is
New Castle County and the Elm. TIss
surrounding buildingA which wefs aome,sI a
damaged are also fully inEnFa1sslf -. Z s -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

oPRNIEG OF THE TRADE AND PACKING RUsrNxss.
Nearly everybody likes oysters and as large
Quantities OF the delicious bivalves are Consumed
oil business, from the Crisheld Leader viii I,s
read with interest = "'' 10
our little town OF Chrsfield is beginning to
ehake OIL Its lethargy ut the approach Of the ovs-
Wt season. Business and animation are suDrr-
sedng the inactivity and quiet that have rrIo1,ed
neIe lor the past four Inollths The long rows OF
,yster packing houses arc arousing from IA, ir
lro"Sy sumner ana scene 'Ol lite and activity
AS yet, only seven or eight oi these houses have
Ocgun business, owing 10 the inadeluacy of The
supply OF oysters, dredgcrs not yet havlag com
mehceu operations Active preparations, how
ever, for rcOpcnmg GU Monday, are r,oinr on D."
Strangers are beginning to arrive, the stores are
daily making additions 20 their already extensive
stocks, while braWny masters of the dforge and
anvil are busy in the preparation Of ugly scrapes
and dredses ior the capture OF the dainty bvaITes
which abound Ia such plentcous quantities herr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

FATAL ACCIDENT. .--On Saturday afternoon
Richard Steele, an employee in the car shops
of the r. w. & B. Il. X. 20, met with an ac-
cident at the freight yard, Fourth and Spruce
streets, which soon after resulted in his death.
MF. Steele was underneath freight car re-
pairing the trucks, when q shifting engine
backed into the yard against the c2f he was
WORKING Oh. He was instantly thrown uOOn
his back, and one Of the wheels of the car
passed over the calf of his leg, crushing it
completely of. The car moved very slowly
but the wheels would have passed completely
over Mr.. Steele, had it not been for the pres
ence Of mind Of Mr.. Henry Brady, who was
assisting in the work of repairing. Mr.. Brady
seized Mr.. Steele by the shoulders, and drew
him along the track, in advance Of the car
until It stopped. The unfortunate man was
then removed to his residence No. 5O3 Poplar
street, and medical assistance summoned; but
so much blood had been lost and the shock
sustained by the nervous system was so great
that he died about half past Eve O'Clock, Sun
day morning,
MT. Steele, was about AZ years of age and
had been in the employ of the Railroad UOm-
pany for ~ years. He was q moral upright
citizen, and leaves wife and child 10 mourn
his death. lie was also a member in good
standing OF Delaware LOdge, Odd Fellows,
and Lafayette Lodge, knights of PythIas.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday after
nOOn.
Coroner WinslOw has empaneIled A iury.
WHO will meet this evening over the Fourth
street market house, and investigate the
causes which led TO The accident.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
aoolRTIRR.
MEETINGS Tnrn HNnurnn

MEETINGS THIS EVEMNa.
Cherokee Tribe, NO4, o h n, Il Rad Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market street
LenaPe Tribe, No 8, 10 r NJ in fourth story
SeSS WSS@tEa SGiS1S sSS Ss s,snS,ss snS MfSsSs % NJ
q: A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 9, o U A M, at Mechan.
les Hall, 2l9 King street III ~ /"
Wilmington Council, No 8, JT, y U A NJ, at
Hall, 9th and Market streots. q,
Enterprise Circle, d u @ A AZ Hall 5O4 Mar.
ket street.
Washington Lodge, Nc. /, x OFF,. at knight
OF Pythlas Hall, No. III Msshet street =
Washington Lodge, No s, @ +, at Good Eel.
lows Hall. McCiaSys Building, Cos Market st.
below Sprucel .n td,s sftif5I h1 I-'17~-
WawGset Lodge, No IS, q Of q T, ut room
18th and Scott streets. lr.. ammo. ff III.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
out of McnIIh.

In this common expression is comprOhended an
immense amount Of bodily and mental suffering. 1t
IL not necessary to be effected with positive disease
in order to experience unutterable wretchedness A
person out Of health is weak, languj low spirited
incapable Of much exertion. nervous irritable and
as sensitive to every change of temperature as the
mercury in u thermometer. What such a person
Bitters will supply it, No need of applying to a
physician IN such case. the fee would be tnrOwn
away. AT the nearest drug store may be had the
most eficent and hcathful vegetable tonic that the
world contains. Twenty-Five years experience has
estaDlsned the TACT that among all the stOmaehics
powerful restorative stands supreme, una pprOached
Every bottle Of Hostettars Bitters contains more
sepItOs4d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
LOCAL IMrELLIoEMoE.

Several Overcoats were worn last night.
The early morning air is cool and Lraciug.
Qninces come next in the line of winter pr =
serves.
With the approach OF cool weather church at
tendance increases.
The Smgerbund concert comes of, this even
ing. at the Masonic Temple.
The peach shipments are growing "Smaller by
degrees, and BEAUTIFULLY less"
Nearly all the lager bstr saloons are deOOra,e ;.
to-day, in honor Srthe German visitors.
The New York excursion takes place on Thur
day week, the 25th inst, secure your tickets now
Rich RETURN.-The revenue Of the B,lh-
more and Ohio road and branches. including the
Ohio DIVISIONS, for August, 1863 amounted to
Sl,i24, 5S66O being an increase OF Sl32,74S 80 as
compared with the corresponding period of last
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

A SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTs.-On Sa-
turday next Sept 10th, J. 4. Head will Offer
at public sale, on the premises, thlrty-eiPht ali
q )0d building lots, situated on Lombard, Shear
man, Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the north
eastern part of the city. These lots comprise
a portion OF the Hilies property and are situa-
ted in rapidly improving neigh hbOrhOod ia.
cent to important business establishments. =
Fine little residences could be erected on these
lots. emlnently suited for the operatives of
these establishments, who would thus be ena-
bled to live within convenient distance Of
their work. The terms of sale are quite rea-
sOnable, and discount Of three per cent. will
be allowed on all who pay cash, by the Satur-
day following the sale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUsINEss.-ChaIlosK Kyle has reeoy-
,this health and will give his personal atto tion
tho sale flee cream. conicctions, nuts ana irnlt
the n. W. corner of the Second street market
ouse, and will be as polite and accommodating as
of Sixth and orange Sts.. at his residence Tie also
intands to fit up the Sylvan springs near the city
TailWsy depO., where there VIII be conNenlencles
for picnics aud ev cry arrangement for the accom-
mediation of ali who nay wish to pass a pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprising and deserving
of encouragement. No intoxicating liquors sold on
the ground. auglo-d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

THE HoRTICULrURAL EXHIBITION au-
nual exhibition OF the Horticultural Society," will
open at the Institute Hall, on Wednesday, Sept.
lfth, and continue four days. The preparations
are now going on, and the Hall is being hand
soDeiJ decorated for the occasion. The display
OF nuts end howers will doubtless be very large
and fine. The proceeds ere to be for the benefit
OF the Home for Friendless Children, and the pa
tronage extended should, therefore, he extremely
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

ACCIDENT.-Wm. Low ther Of Christlana
Hundred, was engaged in hauling a lead Of
slaves from mill on Red Clay Creek, on
Thursday last. when he felldOwn and the
wheels Of the wagon passed. over both his legs
near the ankle. lie Is badly hurt, but the
bones are said 70 have not been broken. DR..
Oessary remedies for such shock TO his sys-
TEN. The wagon was q heavy one drawn by
four or ave horses, but fortunately the wheels
were wide, and the injury not 90 great Us mar
now ones would have Indicted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

THR BRsT SALE OF THE SEAsox.-Ths sale Of
lots BY Messrs, M. III. Child s Co., IN the Ninth
season. 1t is admitted by every one that the
prices were far better than was anticipated There
is something in knowing how 70 advertise prop
erty. In weak hands So to s. would have proba-
ely been the result, whereas Sc SO $3.50 was re-
$4,000 ali acre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

Sheriff faIlV. 1t Is stated that LowIsC. Sprln-
ger, Of this city, will be candidate for the
nomination Of the Democratic party for the
once Of Sheriff Et the election in November OF
next year, Ar. Springer Is q very estimable
mated at time when thereis not the least prOs
Reet WhaeeVer for the success OF his party.
We wOnld suggest that he walt q few years
Onger when the prospect for success shall
be more enc0nragina - Republican,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
Police Gases.

James H. Laper, col. was arrested on Saturday
night, by officer Brickle, for disorderiy conduct
He was fined 81 and costs.
Yesterday morning five cases of drunkenness
were disposed of at fifty cents and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

TIE GRAND CONCRRT.-ThIs evening, the
Grand Concert Of the Sangerbund, will take
place at the Masonic Temple and will be
participated in by about 800 sOloists and sing
en-, from this city, Philadelphia. Camden, Read
ing and Baltimore. The visitors will arrive in
Wilmington, this afternoon, and will be re-
ceiVed ct the depot by q committee, who will
escort thom TO the City Hall. Here thew will
be received by Mayor Simms, In q speech of
welcome. Afterwards, the visitors will be ta-
ken to Capelle'S Hall, and Hospitality enter
tsined until the commencement Of the concert.
Tomorrow, there will be grand procession
and picnic at the SchuetZen Park.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
REAL ESTATE.

SALE or NINTH WARD LOTS, ON SATURDAY. ny
N. n. CHILD CO.
On Saturday afternoon, NJ. NJ. Child e. Co. sold
at public sale, tweDty-eight building lots, situated
on Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Washington
streets, Ninth Ward, on the no1h side of the
Brandywine Greek. The sales were as follows =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

NEW HosR.-Thc City Council recently award
ed to Samuel Y. Grier of PhiIadel phia, The con-
tract for furnishing four thousand feet Of new
hose or this amount, one thousand feet will be
delivered this week and one thousand feet each fol-
lowing week, until the whole amount Is received.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

NEW LoDGE.-on Tuesday, the 23d inst, rand
Chancellor T.. b. Rice, Grand Secretary Jas. p.
Hayes, Past Grand Chancellor J. j. McMulleu,
and other Grand Lodge officers, will 20 70 Nn.
lord, for the purpose of institutng another lodge
OF knights of PYthias In that town.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

CHEAP CoAL-Stove at S5.s5. Nut, S5I5 per
234O pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
OF Market street bridge. WM. J. BROWN.
July lst--;im.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

EXTRA MEETINos--Extra meetings now
being held q Unioh H. Y Church which are
veil attended. Prayer meetings this year, will
ke held on Thursday and Friiay evenings.
The prayer meeting last evening, alter regular
services, VA coadnetsd 10 VeFg SplFiied man
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

LARGEST NUT CtAL in the city at MM. j.
BROW N'S. South OF Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

THK Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
ltaiiroad Company has Issued new fall time ta-
Bile, to take effect on to-day. The most import
ant feature Of which is the changing of the time
to II NJ. Of the express train for baltimore and
Wilmington, which heretofore left at 1915 z. 4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

SALE on DwELLlS0p.-E g. Springer md
ShaIlS Booth have sold the horse No. SIS
nlsdiaon street. % Charles 9. 6lsFn, for S2,750,
40 lhe honH No. ei7 aRaaiSOB. FtFset 70 John
- 1iltls, foE $3.50,