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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18

DI'BANDEn.-Tne liners Union of
Pi'cne has di>randed. having gcner-
DUSTY, Il ter paving the Indebtedness
OF the Institution. turned over for the
tehetit OF George NJ k,an What Was
lett III the trta ury. Icing S34. We
regret that t!iS society Went out IF
"Ai>t' nee, as i, promised much good
[" tiie members indi>iduallv. as we'll
as itntnt> To >orl'tv at large. mutual
relief and moral elevation being car.
dual t%rinci les ufthe ur.aniZaliun.-
FtOc"e Htcurd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18

VI. Il. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
.iOuS to let and Tor sail in all norts ot
n cry. iqulrr al TIN" California Iun,-
u r \ ard, on ~ot.th i II, ! street. II
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\ FORMER subscriber. who diScon-
tlnu Ct his Register ltcHu>e he could
not make it say just such things us he
thought II ought To say, h =. We learn.
recently cNiles>ed con>ideral lr sur
,'rl>+ 10 his friends that he pa, or
SHOULD keep lunning->ince he has
Withdrawn his patronage. 1t Was
rrtty close work Tor a while. we CON
less: lut tv emitting to pat sugar in
our tea. ana by lu>ing IA c~lleaIp,
,rade at iaper collars and reversing
them for the second and third time,
W managed To rub ai,rnr until a new
SUI scilht ! came ana took the lace OF
our res ected Int disguised friend
and then Waldo was ninStl Ii again.
Not ing hut riga economy will carry
one SAFELY over such "A Calamity a, the.
IS OF IA Uun,DOLit Hpqis-
ten.
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DIED

IN Gold lin. March 13tn, Ada,tasio.
d'ugh''r OF ter Holmes, aged syears
ANA , months.
IN "a>t"- County. March IA, William
holloway. aged 30 years.
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FOR RENT.

Tor RENT-1IIE TCII DING FOR.
merry known as the DEL MD\ICO
RE TAtHANJ, corner o, Iuul ,ud
iat"man sir'rts. 1t viii be rented eithIr
'"r r s'"mrani, lodging house or a ply
Il Office. Ali Necessary rapalrs ar
All" raii"ns will be- made by the OWL er.
Apply t. =. ASIIIN G RHo
"" Main st rect.
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Pancake Fire Brick

'hE SuISCRlRER HAS. AT THE
- ~. HMoND FURNACE. n omar.
Ivy Oh IRE Rrick made for lininr fur.
races, rom the Pancake stone. Furnace
w IAN gel them in quantities to snit
~ I'D. SULLIVAN.
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INDIANA

lNpiANAPOLI>, March Il.
ChaS. Hunt. a Wcll-Ennwn ~tola.co-
mist, suicides this nuriiuLat his store.
by shouting himself. Financial trou-
bic Is the alleged cause.
ILLINOIS
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*. S.tul sr.,.,. .......Ii. II ". W., IltiIiilt''i'
". OroWskN.. .........i.. ID. q, NJ, Eureka
Vim f.rai, Nc Joseph Obcr.r,T
"A ~ aNeuror.,N Civ \ Chandler
stool stone, Pc \ tiiar>on
: Ridge. pc , PETERSON
f. f. Phillips, PIG 10 WcidhaaS
CO Hubbard. Pc IChasG.H
Sthamber>, pc f |. Willard
SBWyman, Pc RafI"lovich
+ Oherf lder. Pc VIM Emery
- We'll. Pc Is ASiim
>Standish, Pc VIM K Kellogg
+ Elliott, r. II Freidcnbcrg
Zen Levy, PS Nv Sraton
James Stcwart Jacohy
\ Titus lE.i Schacfrr
Geo Meth 'haS Cobb
& Kossptti James X, lily
J f%agonini John NcNann
VI Il i~nr,lett SEQ iundgren
x + McDaniels y Simonson
j johnson NJ Obcric1der
Henry Hip K Gibson
- White VIM VI Smyth
Chris Jacobson 4 kosrnthal
= Nathan + c iucl
ChaS Troy Jno Lawson
y Million ICnaS Blazer
VIM Rabjohn Geo w Iibbcns
W J POplin \ NJ l. Hall
] Whistler Em Ross
VIM ock T. l. Fine
I, Is Elliott Fred Elliott
Henry Schaefcr James Hayes
Fred Iarnes has W Sch"amb
John Shr"Ean w II Mckenzie
j Mcdonald James Iecch
Jacob Gibson VI NcGrcgor
ii ii kinSey j j II Baxter
NJ CalIsher Jno Sharpenhuger
/; Berg t! W NanI@w
OTTO Joel Julius rcSe
! W Hiss u r. lsaac>
W \ /. W rmuth r Rcigclhuth
j |; Wma : !, Llured
ID Nanhrim Alfred jenkins
VI Harrison cyrus !; l'idwcll
David Nc\cy John GrcgONich
James | ryan t; \ Iclchtr
VIM samson X j. Tartlstt
J Meyer " j ! rankin
II Roman lallman
j Turner II Adams
rank Slaughter = Rauhael
ii johnson
FLOOR DIRECTOR. WM. HEAD, y. G.
FLOOR MAN AYERS:
w \ SoatCl u W McNcn2ie
ID Mannheim James stewart
ECitvy
EJ'NO Invitation Cards will be issued
y general invitation is extended.
TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS EACH: tc
be obtained OF the Cori.Llittcr ol Ar
rinE"men;s. m@ld
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IsOISN.

IN Nir-ihla city. March 10, to the wife
OF !. l.. I'll -a>rn.a Gaurui. r.
III Gold Fill, Ia the wif. of NJ. A. Gar.
cia. a son.
In Virginia Ci Y, March Is, to the wife
OF \. j. smith, Il SON.,
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NJ

In tnid Hill. March 10, William u.
Ihft Il" Nary y. Nicholson, Of Wallace,
Nova scotia.
rfS-s,z
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TENN

T, NIarCn to.
Angelo Marc, wa Yesterday sell
Tor robbery OF the safe of the : hlcI
OF Police. He pleaded guilty, with
the understanding that numerous
other nd ctmeit> AGAINST him >noul /
hr qtIas ed. This, with other sen.
tcnctS, gives iiiun four wears after
This tim. He vii! l'ruihi lv have t,.
a Tor ills CONNECTION Nth Bill
r. rre>icr IL the luhi,tIN"ftil In schoon
CT Diamond, AT New Orleans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
HeIn enc TorpId 0rEans.

When the body is in a state Of health. the food
taken into the stomach acts on tho bowels as
by which their contents are expelled. The liver
being in q natural condition. the Aow Of bile
(which Is mild catharte) into the intestines is am
ple and regular ahd hence the discharges are easy
and sufficiently frequent The reverse Of 81 this
constitutes coStVeneaa and the only true method OF
cure is to restore the functional activity OF the two
important organs which use the bowels as sewer
for the eguess Of waste mao0Fs h0f Ahtg pnrpOaa
HestetteT's Stomach BitteEs can be cQnhdenuy re-
II is net too much TO say that chronic constipation
would be unknown IL the Bitters were IN universal
plaint At this period Of year when dyapepiia with
ali its kindred dsOro aFO 20 aDt % b engeAdered
and agsFAVated By the dampness Of Aho atmosphere.
this uneQualed stimulent, tonic and .alteratiyo
should be taken daily. -...---.,-.- hOY5tOl2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
Tho supposed Poisoning cas..

IL the Issue of The GAzKFTE If Oeiobrr 27 was
mentioned lhe case OI Mrs Belew, residing A No
IO5 Jefferson street, who Was then quite in. and
was supposed 10 have been poisoned The state
meat OF the husband OF the lady was also publish
cd t. the effect thai his wife had been seized with
Illness shortly after taking Seidlitz powder, pro-
cared from Fosters drug store, and that the nhV-
sician IN attendance, Dr. Harlan, had pronounced
the symptom's Of the ladys illness TO be those Of
poisoning by corrosive sublimAte, pFobabIy con
tanned IA the powder which she had taken This
statement as We mentioned above, was given us
direct, BY the husband Of the sick lady.
10 referring 10 the case now, We DO 20 10 slate
our belief that the affair ives a grave mistake and
that instead OF being poisoned Ihe woman ~
suneLins from an attack OF hemorrhage Of the
bowels. We are led 70 this belief from a careful
inqhiTy into the matter. The Seidlitz powdera
dispensed at Fosters drug store have always beeD
clreinily compounded, and no evil results have
followed their ase, even some twenty or thiFtv a
the same lot from which Mrs Believe was tafsn-
Whtch were sold 10 various persons DuIinv IN
several years which Mr.. Foster has occupied ~
present stand, no such mintaks haa ever occurred
ihefe. lie hlEays employs Ihe most careful and
hlgber salaries than are paid any other drug clerk
- ths city. Ot course the above report Essuitsd
IA considerable damage % hia usinesa u I
une thing of Mr. Foster We will say, aad Il a
lhla: lhe woman Wna taken sick aud uroeured
the powder on Thursday; Notwithstanding IN
rnulor YVES indusriously circulated that Il was nOt
unlll tle following Monday night, when n.s aiFair
va made PaNlie IA the PaPers, that be heard q
PrsseFiptlsss- of al kinds have alvavs ~,
clEef0iy compounded at tis dug stors. ,,'l,-
the careful supervision Of Mrs. Dr. Poster Iyho
has charge Of ths establishment
--~--@aaHus 4gi#
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

HAZLETrvILLR OUTDoNE.-A correspondent
fIrmer.y resident AT Milton, send as the follow
ing: In looking over your valuable paper, l see
report from Hazleuville, stating that number
of professional men that emerged from The
literary village within a radius Of two miles
within the last fifteen years, and challenging
her sister towns and Villages 10 show their nnn
Der. llazettville bOasts Of six physicians. three
the Town Of Milton, Sussex county, with radius
Of Eve miles, within fifteen years, and compare
the two together. School teachers one hundred
and three physicians fourteen ministers eleven,
lawyers seven, judges two, editors one, Secretary
Of State one. She alSo has been the biFtbplacs
and resldenee. within the last forty or flty
years. Of fOnr Governors Of the State Of Della
ware. H.CJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
sTATE ITEMS.

DIVER has 12O-POund pumkin, gTown y
Jas. l.. Smith.
The muskrat hunters are opening the fAIl aud
winter campaigu.
Leipsic still furnishes considerable freight for
the steamer Lomokin.
Two more street lamps are 10 assist 10 guild
ing the Steps OF LeiPsic citizens by night.
The Eagle Hotel at Leipsic having failed to
be licensed, has suspended, aAd is now Er
sale. % ~
The Smyrna TiDles says the West trial
Was farce from the murder 10 the convic-
ton"
Tuesday afternoon, J ohnny Leverage Of fSmyT-
no. fractured his arm while playing arOH0d the
school.
Mrs. Char. Stayton, on Mr., D. ]. Cummins'
farm, near Smyrna, has raised AZ pounds
Peerless potato. o
Out Of ninetetn n applications for licenses "a
sell liquor, at The last term Of the Kent County
Court, eleven we're granted.
Jno. G. Melvin, at FredeIica, raised the
present season sixty-fiVs bushels Of buckwht al
from one-hAlf bushels sowing.
Arrangements are in progress for Bible Nor
NAL School Institute, at Laurel, Sussex Co., on
the 10Th and 18th Of NOmember.
The various industries Of SeAGord, (OysIeT
packing, shiP-brilding, &c., employ 800 hands
Five years ago ten laborers would have stocked
the town.
The Temperance order Of LeiPsic has suis-
tained heavy draft to defray the expenses O
the litigation Of its Worthy Chief caused by The
recent riot.
Dir. Daniel B. Cummins, PresidsOt Of the
Girard Bank, Philadelphia, has presented th'
Smyrna Library with handsome wire serene
and window shade
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
FI~ANcIAL AND COMMERCIAl.-
CRY NOTICES.


- The on Gents Bisma rex gaiter have wide soles
and low fat bee lust the thing for comfort. Call
aud see them at BABCONAxN BhOS
a06 and 30S Market Streets.
AS-Oar fns boots range in price from $500 Ia sS00
They are uWer than the lowest. ~ ,,
BABCOCK & BRO.
.Ni and ;tS AOrket Street.
We have bought largely this season at low prices
for ash and are selling Boots and Shoes at very
small advance, to reduce our stock.
nj b6 and as Market street.
nov5 BABCOCk 4 BRO.
LADIES,
We have n large stock of Chidrenis Shoes
that mus be sold, call and examine they are very
cheap. ", IL. bABIoSh w..
5t3 Market ST., doors below Fourth
RESUMPTION OF SPKcIK PAYMEST Vim. VI Bah
cock q CO. alS Market street, doors below 4th.
will take sirer in exchange for Boots anJ shoes TO
a limited extent they don't want too much ot 1t,
however.
TUOSE PURCHASING
Boots and Shoes at 3l3 Market street doors be-
low Fourth, have the advantage OF selecting trom
a large and varied stock at low PRICES -
'-' WM. Il. BABCUCk co.
HSrFaets az Ftets-'Tell the truth ana shame
old SATAN" there is no getting around 1t; what We
have said is said and the public bear us out IN our
conclusion that for frst-cass boot. shoe or Eatef
S Iarket street. four doors below 4th. IS the place
TO get it, NJ H. bADNONh IL ="
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
-0OOlTB0R0s
Mnn1rNna rura ra.RNnmann.

NEHTENas THnsEypWrqAe kAbgb
Fairfax Lodge. No. 8, o o r., at Odd Fell
Ows Hall Sd and \ ,nS SITS. Z z
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, D o +. at Odd
Follows Hall, Sd and King Sts. st. .s.,
Delaware Tribe, No. l, / o r NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market. N II
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st. "a 4't -f't"-'.
Rescue Council, No 3. jr., o u A NJ, at Hall,
9th and Market ST. u
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hail 6O4
Market st. aH 3Na f4 n
Excelsior Lodge, No 4, X Of p, at knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market st.
Washington Camp, No. |, 20 S Of A, at Nc
Clary's Building, 81 AoOr. Market 81. above 9th
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth ana
Market streets, third story front @
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

FALSE ALARMs.-Y esterday there were two
alarms OF tre, 10th Of which were false aud at
both OF which the tre department turned ont,
ready for service. these false alarms are getting
u be quite a nuisance, and should be stopped.
They can result in no possible good, and only
iusc the engines to usecssly consume large guam
titles Of expensive fuel. They are 1requ entity
caused puIposely, by snail boys, who desire 10
'haye run" Sneh persons, If det ected, should
be arrested and promptly dealt with, as the nuis-
ance of false alarms of fire is becoming as serious
as any other.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

THE TIDE TURNING.-The calamity now upop
the country is likely to work 10 tho advantage Of
agriculture For lew years past, aud notably
lor The past twelve months. every move in bnsi
ness circles has tended 10 the ignoring of this
great branch ot industry. LabOnng men turned
their backs upon 1T and looked TO the cities and to
manufacturing investments lkewise turned frsm
Il and looked u stock and bonds But th- reruI
'l"n TO both manufacturing and stock lobbing las
created reaction, and 1t locks as if the current
Wonld set back again, aud 80 continue until the
equllibiin,h Is restored Already We see the indi-
cations Last week, 1or the llrsi time in sASera,
years, strangers were an our midst looking Tor
farms. Two were in Ihs town, aud both expressed
preference Tor real estate Investments over ali
others now offered Land sales, As we have al.
ready mentioned, show an appreciation, notwitb-
standing the shIInkags 60 universal and distress
ing m all branches Of business The stamn.de
nom tie country to the city has stopped and The
enltehi has Set the other way. All these seem 10
be tho shadows OF coming events, and our agri.
euiturists 70 regard II. Smyrna TIMES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

BADLY Yesterday afternoon, Maria
Heidlinger, aged about or years, whose parents
reside at No. l4l2 French street, was dangerously
burned. She was PLAYING ON the pavement, and
having some matches stopped down TO strike one
When the match ignited, it set fire to her dress,
aud almost ia an instant the little girl was enve-
oPed IN flames. Mr.. Crissy, clerk ia the Office Of
Swift ~ Cortney near by, seeing her ger rushed
TO The spot, threw his coat around her and finally
succeeded la smothering the flames in time 20
save her lie The little girl was seriously and
even dangerously burned over her entire person.
hut it Is supposed that she will recover DIR,
Chaytor Was called in, Immediately alter the oc-
eurtence, aud administered the proper rcmedies.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

Coon JokE-A rural gentleman, who had
heard of the defalcation in the Post Office but
knew nothing of its temporary change Of loca-
ton, came TO the city day or two ago and
started of To post a letter. Arrived at the
iormer Post Office, which IS undergoing exten-
sive repairs, he surveyed agh hast the depleted a.
peaInnce Of The interior, and raising his hands,
exclaimed in amazemcut, "By jOve they've
stolen everything, and gatled the whole affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
nE.E. KunkePs Bitter Mine Of IrOn.

L r. Kunkei'. cliobfAIed Bitter vine of Iron
will efeetu care ii' or com lMhI Jinndice aSs
rhoeA disease OF the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disOTdered liver. stomach or mites,
untE: such as constipation, hatulence. inward
piles tullness OF blood the heaa, aeldlty OF the
stomach. nausea heartburn disgust tor food, iull-
pess Of weight in the stomach, sore eTuctatIons.
sibking or hutterng st the nit ot the stomach.
swimming OF the head, hurried or difficult breath
ing hutIeTing Of the heart choking or suhocaung
sensations Wnen in lying posture. dimness Of
vision dots or webs before the sight, dull pain IN
the head. deficiency Of persplTalon. yelloWness OF
the skin and eyes, pain in the side. back, chest
limbs dc, sudden hasheS OF hOat, burning in the
fesh constant imRginings of eyl and great depres-
sion Cf spirits,
They are entirely vegetable and free frsm alec.
hohc timulent and all injurious ing edlents. and
are pleasant in taste and smell. mild in their ope
rations. will remove Impurities from the body and
give health and Vig0r to the frame.
Beware Of counterfeits. The genuine Is sold
only in 81 bottles.
sold by Druggists and dealers eyeTywhers.
7. kUNkEL, Proprietor, No ~ North Ninth
street. Philadclphil, Pa, fep-2l2tAWzm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

"A WONDER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE" may well
be applied TO DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
IL is nearly half a century since this remarkable
remedy was introduced to the public, and yet the
immediate and enViable reputation which it gained
by Its wonderful cures OF coughs, colds. hopping
cough, sore throat, influenza, consumption, snd
all bronchial complaints, is to this day fully sus
lained ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

A DANGEROUS PLAcE.-At the corner of front
and Orange streets gutter plates were recently
laid, and the street repaired. One OF the gutter
plates was laid very nsecurely, great portion OF
It having nothing 10 rest upon, some Of the faR
stones being too shoIt This morning a horse
stepped upon the unsupported portion of the
CRATE when IT tilted down, aud the horse plunged
into the gutter, narrowly escaping n broken limb
The Street Commissioner should promptly remedy
thus defect before more serious accidents occur
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

TEACHERS IKsTITUTE.-ThIs evening. n
special meeting of the Teachers Institute of
w Wlmlngtpny win b llela at the Hanover Pres
hyterlan Church. N. w. corner Sixth ana
klng streets. Rev. E. u. White VIII deliver
a lecture ON ''The Element OF 9OYefnIng poS.
er. Music will be furnished by Prof. j. N.
Clemmer and q class OF young ladies' The
exercises vail e0mnoncs &c Z 4 O'clDoE. y D. 3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

STILL vERY Low.-Ths young man Christy
who wgi igjuEed byi fAiiing from he seeOni
Eoy window Of JOhn Merrick's house yesisF-
day, (as mentioned only In the GAzEFFRl IL
lying Vsry low al lis resieenss Seventh and Lo-
casl streelg. His recovery lsFegaFded Is doubt
fol be . con o. James ChFlsly, and 90 apppen-
tee e llr; HALEY, Z oralner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

Cool and chilly weather to-day. W i-tl
The Board of Health meets in special session
this evening.
The Udderzook case will probably go 10 The
jury this evening
The arrest of desperate character is recorded
IN our police Gates.
What will the Board Of Edneaton do in regard
to the new school nuw buidingH
At Hanover Church, Tonight, a special meeting
of the Teachers Institute will he held.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
For the GAzErrE.

WHATS IN A ANAME?-POst Master General
Creswell proposes 10 establish Post Ofics
Ranks Now changing the name TO National
Savings DepcsitOries he seems deurous of taxing
charge Of eli abe business Of the country. The
fose once ~ this city e an example Of whol a
sale place National Savings Depository will be.
Poor people hand out your hard cared gains
the Government will run the machine. x.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

SPEcIAL MERTING.- Tonight special meeting
of the Board OF Health will be held for the pur-
pose Of discussing the propTety of sending dele
gates to the convention which will be held at
Washington, in January next, in the Snterest of q
National Boar Of Health.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

BILLIARDs.-At FullmeTs saloon, hst night,
a game of billiards was played between VIM. J.
Rockhill, of Philadelphia, and Robert J. Hunter,
of Wilmington. The former was victorious,
scoring l0e2 points to 675 by Hunter
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

evidently of a very grateful turn of mind and la (
night, sent TO the City Council, the announcement
o. vote of thinks passed at the first ting 4
Company after the reception OF the new hose. 1t
ls the only Company, thus far, that has done SO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
special Nouces.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2'o Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he Beops hand all descriptions OF
medicines. and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tina
store and that charge is made exc 1T the regular
price the medicines the sane price as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one Is visited al
heir raaidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

AsslGNMENT.-E Evan L. GIubh, boot aud shoe
dealer. at No. 30i Market street, has made an as
signment to NJ. A. Turner, ladies' shoe manutac-
turer for the benefit of his creditors. Mr.. Grubb's
store Is cosed fer the prcstnt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

TO BR RESusiTATEp The Leader, located al
kennett Square. Pa. the publication of which
has been suspended for some time. is TO be- revived
by G. II. Sentman, the first number 10 appear 1
the 22d Instant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
pmFIm0sgpm1as VVSRmRmReOm ana
baltimore Railroad
NoTICR-CHANQR OR HopRa
ON NAND Az: DER 10th. 1879, =


ON AND Az .: . DER 10th, 1873,
ton viii leave PhiIadei phia at $50 A. NJ. Return
ing leave Wilmington at 4.4s = n.
The $50 p. n. train from Wilmington will be
sulSsy, TFAia for LAnOkinwii leave Philadsl-
Sunday trains between wiImingten and New
Castle will be Withdrawn.
On and sitter Monday, October 10Th. 1873. the ACE
timore. pping a4 follows south of OfWilminGtOn
Newport. asp. MJAbsrdeen, 6.5sP.M
stanton. 5.37 PsrTymans. 706
Newark, $50 Bush River. I'll
sOrSa sstatiSnl alas, SIs STs SnTnoGS. SsS%HGGs KS
CharlestOWn, go :" Ihases, 7.SS
Principle. 6E " Mile SWith. 755
PeTryville, 69s steamers kun.745 %
Hnvre-de tlract6 IS Baltimore. aTv.,6.l5
The 600 l.. NJ Express train from PhiladelPhia
will stop only ~ Chester. Wilmington, PerTyvilio.
and HRvre-deH TRACE.
An Accommodation Train for Port Deposit will
leave Baltimore at 3Oj y. III stopping as follows
stemme5's Rqn. 2asPM 3ush River, $25P;M
MNsCsnSas $lI sSssS;iSS: .TrSSiI;: erao's sS
Arriving at Port Deposit 20 P. NJ.
| This Train viii connect with Stages at different
points, and with Baltimore Central Trains at Port
Train leaving Baltimore at 245 y. IN. will not
stop uatil arrival at Havre. de Grace, -t
The 80 a. m. tain from Wilmingten to Ney
Castle and the IL 30 a. m. tain from New Castle
Trans leaving LamOkin at 20 and 2 eO p. m. will
| leave Of 30 and 35 y. m.
Tho % y. IN. train from Wilmin gtOn for Philar,
Train leavlng Wilmington at 7 10 4. M. var
Oct2i - HE KENNEY. sup't.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

FINGERS Cur Orr. a little boy named Geo.
Black, re iding at No. III W. Eleventh street,
yesterday afternoon, had three fingers cut eli ac-
cidentallY by his brother James, who was cut
ting wood in the cellar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

The French consul at Cartagena has bsen
eealied by Ms GoYegnmenk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
OysteTs and ReGreshmenIs.

At the ever popular stand, the Northwest corner
OF the Second street Market House, the genial and
accommodating Charles Ksle can be found daily
with a large and well selected stock Of choice an
pies and other fruits cakes. candies. nuts &c. IN
addition. he keeps constantly on hand nice fresh
steWed oysters steaming hot, which will be found
very grateful to the palate cold days, Charley
4 always polite and anxious 90 properly serve his
numerous customers. and has n cheevlui word for
all. AS natural eonseqi ence, he does large
business as everything he sels OF class quail
u. Give him call at the y. W. corner Of the Sec
oud Street Market House. Augl ad5m