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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01
AUCTION sALEs-Futur. H..

Auctioneers and Real Estate Aeentx.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
" A L u A BILE MACHINERY ro,
BrLITTiN4 WOOD, BORING; prupo IN
AND STEAH-ENGINE,A AT AUGTIOE ~ e; a &c,
at auciio1 on The souh side OF basin hank be,vse,
Richard Schultz. on THURSDAY. 8ih So sn,rt OF
1878, a. O'clock ~, lot or valuable mach,,
14-HORSE POWER ENGINE.
. WOOD-SPLITTTSG MACHINE co,..
patent, with exclusive use OF same for ,ho n,,,
OF Richmond; ''' "e CITY
PUMP-BORING MACHINE:
Lot OF SKATING, &C., &C.
Terms Atsale. GRUBBs& WILLIAMS.
w 20 - 80 - .a kuctIOupprs
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LOUISVILLE MARKE
COMPARATIVE Cotton STATEMENT.

IVUINN J.I-FI NFNTtNT-I''
Louisville, october 3I.-Alnrk,ti quiet and III
changed.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, or will be eX-
4 changed for city property, a desirable FARM.
III the county OF New Kent, eighteen miles from
Richmond, on the Richmond and York River rail-
road and one mile from Tunsalls station, contain
ing FOUR II HUNDRED AND SIXTi-OSE ACRES,
of which about one-half Is cleared and the balance
In original growth of woods
The improvements consist of 4 dwelling and all
necessary out-houses.
There are also about 400 young fruit-trees on the
place. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
&c 24-eodIw Auciioneers.
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Mrs. Caroline Ricbiugs-Bernard an.
nounces that she has organized n troupe OF
,twenty-seyen performers for series OF con-
certs of aye olden times" in which the
singers will appear in the costume of the Pc
RODS from which date the musical compost
lions to be rendered. The debut will be
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AN D
Y DWELLINGON MAIN STREET, In ROCK
ETTS, NEAR THE BALTIMORE SrEAMBOAT-
LANDING, AND FOR MANYYEAKS OWED
NOW AS THE GRANITE. HOUSE, FOR SALE
AT AUCTIOE.-We have positive orders TO seu,
nm the PREMISES, the above-describcd property
on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the goth of october,
1873, mt Az o'clock.
Lot 29xI05 feet
very valuable and profitable, .-. .s.-.
hHN No '''' 10y $50 LYME & BROTHER. :
DISAPPOINTMENT. 49,.
The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY,
November lst, at same hour AZ o'clock, when 1t
wiz III 81 a. s'''' LYME &BROTHER.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE OR RENT, that valuable Gsa
Il GRANITE-FRONT STORE, with dwell-M:I
ing above on the north side OF Broad between Third
and Fourth streets. formerly known as the Morning
Star Saloon. IT will he sold or rented for reason-
able price If early application be made II is an eS-
cellent business location Possession given at once
Apply to w. GODDlN,
nc 3l.3t Real Estate Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, HOUSE CONTAINING a.
II eight rooms. with modern conveniences VIII
No. 200. corner Grace and Twentieth reefs. Pos.
session November 1st. Apply to
f. BOSSIEUX & BROTHER,
no Lets No. 1912 Franklin street.
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TIE CHESAPEAKE AND oHI0S TRANSFERRING
FACILITIES.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has
several tracks fram their immense wharf
boat at HuptiugtoR to their railways on the
river bank above, on which (the tracks,,
with the power OF siationary.engine, is
drawn I'D or lowered ai the freight received
or delivered from and TO the river craft.
The process is rapid and efficient. Although
1t might be improved by extending the up.
per end Of the tracks 10 level with the bed
OF the freight cars. aud the freight turned
sight into them when brought to them by
fhe cars from toe wharf boat. The lYeights
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I wetted line in the "loyely Kanawha !"
below the falls, but the fish weren't in the
vein. What was my surprise In the morn
ing to find lying in front of the house sal
mon weighing thirteen pounds and a pike
,oeighina torty.seren! Think Of that, all ye
tishernen! Did you ever! II you did, I
never. He was harpooned, or gigged. or
whatever else you choose to call it. This is
done by man in canoe with big light in
au iron basket fastened to stake in the
caiaoe. He sees the fish, which, being slight
" .Sfiustered," don't get away until the
three .pronged lance is driven into his head.
I would have given my coat, and my cloak
also, to Lave caught that pike. He was q
"buster." It Commodore Porter, of Rich
mond, were 10 catch such fish, be would
be doomed to finger the remainder Of his
days under the t'are of DR.. Stribling.
Two nights AMI day at Covlngton 10 the
most comfortable hotel Of those excellent
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4 GOOD CHANCE.-A No. corner Ga
II GROCERY-STASD FOR RENT In the Eli
east end of the city, on one of the most public tho
roughfares that enters the city. and STOCK. GOOI-
WILL. and FIXTURES FOR SALE. Address A.
3. c., through this Office. oc l-2t*
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ornamented it.
THE WORKING CITY AND THE FOUNTAIN.
Cincinnati proper, where all the WORK Is
done and the money made, Is strung along
narrow terrace parallel with the river. 1t is
not elegant though it has a number OF grand
buildings public and private. The smokey
atmosphere soon begrimeS their exterior.
The business streets show an immense trade
particularly in bacon and all the various
branches Of the products OF the hog.
But didn't set out to describe Cincinnati.
1 must say this, however, in conclusion,
that the grand bronze fountain erected by u
wealthy citizen (whose name have forgot
| tony in the heart Of the city, is by all odds
| the finest and most elaborate work of the
kind In the United States. Its effect in mid
summer must he most refreshing, and will
make humanity its debtor of the donor as
| long as the bronze endures. And yet don't
even remember bis name! What COM
! mcntary on fame. But heartily thank him
whatever be his name. Long life and pleas
ant places to him. How much nobler thus
| to bcstoW wealth for the benelaction Of man.
kind chan to lose it In the vain glorious at-
tempts to gain money and fame by visionary
projects. f.,s
HURRIED INTERVIEW WITH EDITORS.
Ny time was brief in Cincinnati. ! sa,y
only two of your contemporaries, Messieurs
of the Dispatch-yiz., MI. Farren, the ex.
cellent editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
| and that indomitablea and accomplished jour
nalist NJ. Halsted, of the Commercial. Both
received me most courteously. The former
is an old editor, veteran, enjoying the
general esteem OF his neighbors; the latter
in his very youth Of Journalism, yet he
knows about as much of it as any man.
like his independent and bold spirit. He
makes 80 good and gallant fight even when
IN the wropg that admire him. He is COM
Portable in flesh, and bis exterior shows q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
THE BOARD oFHEALTH.
I,EovrAa MExrrNo r.Asr EyRNrxa.

/ u IsEauxAR MEETING LAST EVENING.
The Board 81 Health met in regular session last
evening, President Mccall IN the chair. b ssl
The Fhth Ward Commit ee reported the abate-
ment OF nuisance existlng IN On alley, hstveen
Seventh and eighth Aad MaAiton hhd Windsor
ktrsstE.
The Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Wad
Committees wee 0nhnued on Naeious nuisances'
The Tenth Ward committee, tU whom wac re-
ferrcd the bill Of Of $3.50, from Speakeman q
Bros, tor draiRing cellars Of several Maryland
Arcane HOUSE a. gain presented the bill, with the
addition OF 500, pai by the parties for permtts.
Alter some discussion the bin was referred 70 a
committee of three,-Shortldge, Mccullough and
Taylor-for investigation aud collection. The
Treasurer was subsequently added to the commit
tee.
On motion of Mr., Thatcher, 81 Was resolved
that when the Board adjourned, It he to meet
agaiR this evening at o'clock. at Second and Pine
Streets tss tattH- 80
Dr. Shortlidge offered the following resolution
which was adopted. fs
Resolced, That Lammott street. in the Ninth
Ward is III its present condition, nuisance, pre-
jadcial TO the public health, and that the owners
fed TO curb and gutter the street Yithin ten days
| from the 18th Of August, in order to abate the
nuisance, and IN case OF failure to comply with
the order, the City Councl be requested to do the
work at once at the expense OF the owners.
A communication was read calling the atten-
tion of the Board to q nusane in ParTish stIeet
between Second and Ihird, consisting Of tbs
filing OF a cellar, which was dug but never buil
upon, with all kinds Of kitchen offal aud refusG
/ matter
Ga motion, the Beard adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

SAD CASE OF DRowNING.-Mrs. Cannon, aged
about ~ years, was drowned at Red Lyon Branch
near CrumptOn, Nd, on Thursday morning at
eight O'Clock She and Miss Emma Lynch were
riding together in q carriage, and after getting
some distance into the stream they found IL too
deep TO cross aud attempt to back the horse out,
but he rushed forward into the torrent, which
swept both ladies from the carriage, Miss Lynch
catching and holding on to u wheel, while Mrs.
Cannon was carried down the stream and drowned.
Mr.. VIM Goodwin witnessed the disaster,
and seeihg that it was impossible to rescue
the young lady by any means at bis command
put his horses to a wagon and hastened to
Crumpt0n after boat, by which means Miss
L. was rescued after clinging TO the carriage
wheel for three quarters of an hour. The
horse was drowned and the body of the aged
lady was found some distance from tho scene
of the disaster.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

To New YoRK AND UP THE HUDSON Else
where appears the advertisement Of the Water
Witch s. F. +. Co.'S grand excursion TO New York
City ana up the Hudson river, which takes place
on Thursday, september 4th, leaving w lmineton
At 5l5 q. m. The excursion will 20 by waS OF
Trenton, N. j., to South Amboy, where il viii
connect with the magnificent steamer, Richard
Stockton, tor New York Arriving at New YORK,
those who desire, can get OF and spend several
hours in the city, while others can remain On the
boat aed proceed up the Hudson river, as far %
the famous palisades, trip which affords q view
ofSome Of the finest scenery in the world. The
sary measures to Sccnre perfect order and 10 thiS
as IN all other respects, to make one Of the grand
est and most popular excursions OF the season
The pTiceiof tickets is only 500 cash, which /,
extraordinarily cheap The exeurslOn is favora.
bly, talked of, and the Indications are that Il nj
te largely attended. ~ 80 :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

Doc VS.. HEN.-Thc Chester Advocate men,
ti0ns the following curious item I'VE were
much amused the other day in watching lit
tie dog Of the smooth terrier variety, which by
a curious freak OF fancy had taken q brood OF
eight little chickens under It's care. In its own
way, and with surprising tenderness and sa-
gaeitys the dog guarded them as they walked
about md tried 90 hover oyer them when they
were quiet. II any Of the chicks were taken
from him, he manifested marked distress, aud
evidently considered them his own particular
property. Similar Incidents are 0casiona lily
recorded, but certainly they do not often oc-
cur. HstEl ie3- Hl4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

BAnTInoRE RETAIL MARKETs.-Beef-
Roast Is and % Cents per pound steaks IS tC
25 cents rump IL to I6 cents; Veal-breast Il
10 cents; mutton 8 70 10 cents per pound CHOPS
16cents. Eish-rOck 25eents TO 81. 80 9 piece
white perch % cents TO 81 per bunch Chick
ems - 70 ESQ per dezen dressed 30 to so c.
piece. Butter, per ponn0 fresh roll, 20 TO 35
cents; print 81 20 20 cents. Egg-plants Is cts.
each. Cabbage to15 cents per head. Germ
10 70 20 cents per dozen; tomatoes 20 to 80 cts.
par peck onions 30 TO 60 per peck cucum
bars u TO % cents per dozen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

TOURNAMENT AT QUEENSTOWN. N.-There
will be grand dress Tournament held at
Queenstown, Queen Anne's county, Md, on
Thurs day, the list inst, free to ali Knights
who make application in proper time. The
Fort NcHenry band. and an amateur club OF
VOcalists from Baltimore, will furnish choice
music for the occasion, and large number Of
visitors from that city are expected by the
steamer Wenonah. The ladies OF st. Peter =
congregations Rev. Father Henchy will also
hold Festival, every evening, from Wednes-
day August 90 to Monday, August 25th, In.
elusive, at which everything seasOnable will
be served up In the best style. On the day of
the Tournament dinner and refreshments
will be served on the grounds, the proceeds to
be devoted to st. Peters's church. -E,Isto,l
(Md) Star ..- ~- + ,...- - ...-,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

UNFORTUNATE There is section of coun-
try eomprising portion Of Sussex county west
from BridgeVIlIe, aud extending into Dorchester
county, Md. for several miles, that seems to be
peculiarly unfortunate in the matter Of rains.
All lhe late ''seasons" have missed this section
and no rain Of any account has fallen since the
corn was planted. As a consequence the crops
are almost entirely destroyed. The corn Is an
utter failure and many farmers are already cut
ting up the dWarfed and sickly growth to make
the most they can Of for feed. Vegetables OF
course are utterly destroyed. As one Of the sf.
fects Of this, the millep within the dry belt are
offering as much Is S0cts. per bushel for corn
some 20 cts more than the market price.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
China. Glass aud QueenswSre,
At SO2 Market street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

wiz be found the largest and best assoFt-
ment Of the above goods in the State. Band
W bits. China Tea Sots. Waite China Dinner Bots
kagaras, White Iron sgene Dinner Sets, kdR ards
" hite lro0 stone Toilet Sets EdWaPda' Ware Iron
6tone Tea selss Fancy Toilet Ssts, great Variety:
Commen Goods Of eEeRy deseriptioh, Faaey AFtislss
tn endless yaEtetgs Hard Rubber Handis kniFes.
sets ot b4st quality Cat Glassware Of every de-
ElPaloa, Pressed aleaagaFs ae essfy aeaesiRsiaa
ohimneys. ke. The atfehti0n of those II vanf AZ
TIE e6ove goods is invited q mv staek ef aOods IA
tn! lac fheqaelifg Of the goods IL the best ol
alS RIOS. 7. DaEoRMAKDlR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

FnR ExcURsIoN.--on Thursday, Sept. 25th,
7. I. T. Smith, Esq, OF this city, who Is bec0m-
Lng quite famous for his sueeessSni management OF
popular excursions will give an exeufsisn to New
York City and its Wogld-TenoaWnsd Isantrai PAL.
The train viii leave this city ats O'clock A. n,
and arrive at New York in time 70 allow the ex-
curSlonists TO spend some eight OF nine hours 10
viewing the various points Of interest IN tue great
which the excuTEontsts, after crostinc over frog
Jersey CITY, IN the ferry boats, wall be conveyed
direcsiy 70 the PARK Ia coaches, without extra
charge. and back to the ferry again in the even
ing Ihe excellent plan OF n1mbsFing the seat.
which was 80 satisfactory on the AaneA Chnnf
excursion, Wall also be adopted By this plan. ~
exeunlonista, on TIE return trip can rsiain ~
seats they occupied at hrSt. EseFy arEanRemelIf
mat can condaee 70 ths eOLfort Of those in attend
Anee VIII bs made, and all who Wish to enjoy 8
should net fail 70 70.
q .... a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

TRAMPs.-The impudenee and audacity of this
particular class OF the genus homo is oitentimes
simply sublime. The other day one of them
walked INTO the house yard OF citizen of Chester
and asked for something 10 eat. Seeing no man
about, while The lady OF the house was fixing a
meal for hun, the tramp cody entered tie dnninz
room, and taking his seat at the table upon which
the breakfast things were yet spread, he insisted
on eating there. What might have happened after
ward, 1t Is hard to conjecture, but at tins iuncturs
most opportunely the Iady's husband came in.
lie was on hls way to has place OF business when
accidently turning his head he saw the vaRabcnd
entering his gate, and apprehendlng trouble, re-
turned just IN time to invite, with emphasis al.
most too marked to be polite, hisnew boArder into
the street-AdpOcate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

DAxAoE BY THE SToRM-Io the neighborhood
of this city, the early crop OF Hungarian grass,
which in most cases, was most ready for cutting,
was considerably injured by the late storm. The
grass was beaten down, and mingled with the dirt
and sand. The other crops, however, iAcluding
the late crop of Hungarian grass, have been
greatly refreshed and benefited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

RELIGIOUS. Rev James Roberts will pIeach
in the First Presbyterian Church, Tomorrow
morinG at half past ten o'clock Seats FREQ and
persons invited.
Preaching III the " est Presbyterian Church, to-
morrow, at lO1z A. NJ, and 8 Z. NJ, by the pas
tor, Rev. j. NJ. +. OTIS. Subject for the morning
sermon, "Family Religion, Worship and Govern
ment" All parents are cordially and earnestly
United 10 hear this sermon. Subject for the even
Ing "Ihe Cross its shame and its glory" cor.
dial invitation is extended 10 the public general
l..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

KEEP YoUR ARMS lN.--The express train from
New York to Washington, passing Elkton at 2
Z. NJ, halted on Monday last to put off n passen-
ger with a;broken arm. A few miles north OF
Elkton, he was sitting with his arm out the car
window, when 1t struck n freight car on the other
track, and broke it between the elbow and shOul-
der. DTs Mitchell and Ellis setit for him, and he
took the next train to Baltimore a wiser man in
the ways OF railway travel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

MARKETs.-The market this morning, was
abundantly supplied and largely attended, 10
consequence, prices decended considerably. But
ter was obtalnable at 3S and 40 cents per pound,
while the supply was large. Corn, of excellent
quality, sold at 10 aud IL cents per dozen, while
other vegetables, in Profusion, sold at like rates
Fruits of all kinds were abundant, and ruled q,
fair prices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
RuaInaas Motlcaa.

You can buy clothing and gents furnishing
goods, trunks, valises, umbrellas, &c, cheap at
J. Wesley Canary's, 3O6 Market street. ap4
Everybody invitsd 10 an inspection of the
largest and most complete assortment of the best
boys In the State, at j. Wesley Canary's, 4O6
Market street. Give him a call He is q fine
young man to deal with. ap4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

RAILRoADs.-It is said that the Pennsylvania
Central r. r. has had its representatives spying
out the land along tho Frankford and Georgetown
route and it is thought that this Co. may take
the contract for building the road. They are
also understood to have engaged 10 build the
road chartered through the two counties Of
Virginia to Cherrystone, and thus extended the
seaboard line to Norfolk-lltifOrd Meas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

BARK STRUCK BY LIGHTNINa.-The barn of
Harker Harding, about six miles northwest of
Elktou, struck by lightning, on Tuesday
evening last, and burned, with all its contents,
consisting OF hay, grain and farm implements
His wheat was threshed aud in bags on the barn
floor, and part of the grain only was saved
horse in the stable was severely stunned and with
difficulty rescued from the burning building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

FOR sALE.-J. II. Frazer, our young and
enlerprising real ssisis sasDt, offers ior sale the
Vel known hotel properly known as the Malta
House, No. 103 Eat Wafer Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

light-draught iron steamer, formerly running
between Port Deposit aud Havre de Grace, ia
nov plying the Natcoke river between Deals
Islands aud Seaford. She makes three trips from
the former to the latter place week Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and takes The northern
bound produce from all the landings ON the river
up TO the railroad at Seaford An effort is being
made 10 form a company TO purchase this boat
Tor the river trade.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
SOCIETIES.
MEETINGS TINS EvRN1No.

0hMA4lIUD AAlAI HNNNA1INs
Mechanics Lodge, No 4, I o o F, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. s, I o R N, at Red Mems
Hall, AS Market ST.
ics' Hall, 219 King st.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 2, K Of P, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market st.
Asbury Lodge, / o of G T. at FIFTH and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

RE-BULDING-ArtherM MCClavey, at Farming
ton, whose saw mill was recently destroyed by
fire. is rapidly rebuilding on the old site. The
new mill will probably he ready for operation by
the last of next week. As an evidence of Mr.. Ms
energy it is stated that he did not even allow the
cmbers of the fire to die out, before be commenced
to rebuild, but extinguished them with water and
then Immediately began 70 clear away the debris
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

William Jackson, coioFed, was hanged YES
tenoAy ct AlexandEsa, Va, for the murder az
MS wife. The iail-yard was crowded and the
houses aud Windows % the vicinity allied
wth spectators He made 9 long speech On
the scahold, denying his guilt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
LOCAL InrELLlo EMoE.

The Watermelon crop Is quito extensive.
TIE market this u1grning was we'll supplied sad
laFsely attended. teFtt ~ fE "A
The Republican nomination election is in pro-
gress this afternoon.
The rain has cooled the atmosphere somewhat
bnt the sun still shines warm. -e.44
Three drunks formed the total Of police opera
tions for the last twenty four hours.
The body OF Mrs Fagenbush has not yet been
found, and the search has been almost abandoned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

WHEEL TAKEN OFF.-As Geo. W. jackson,
city poster, was driving past Trout and Madison
streets, yesterday afternoon, lumber wagon n 4
into hls carriage and took a wheel off
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

a Horse IN A WELL. Mr.. Chandler Taylor,
near Lewisville, Chester Co., Pa, lost valuable
young horse on Thursday last, by falling into an
open well. few good boards over that well
would have saved poor brute a painful death
and the owner a considerahle loss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

SLIGHT FIRE.-Ihe alarm OF tre, about 4:3C
o'clock yesterday afternoon, was oec, oned By
the slight burning Of the roof Of h0us- at Second
and Lombard streets. The damage sustained was
very slight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
Peach shipments.
FRInAY.

The prices for peaches within the last two days
has fallen from 81 and S2.25, to 81 so per crate.
The result of this fall is an increase in the ship
ments to Philadelphia, shippers desiring to take
advantage OF the saving 10 freight charges. The
shipments vesterdav were
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
CRY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE EBUsINEss.-Charles Kyle has rtcoV-
cred his health and i'll give his personal ATTENTION
to the sale of ice cream. iectons, nuts and rn
nj tue N W. corner of the Second street inAIkes
house aud will he ms polite and accommodating as
~ 3; vth and Orange Sts at his residence. he also
intspds to fit up the sylvan Springs near the eity
raiiW4y depot, where there will be cOnvehlenosos
for nienics and ev cry arrangement for the accom- .
modation Of ALI who may wish to pass q pleasant
Afternoon. Charley is enterprisinG and deserving M
the ground. @"SiO-N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

UNIQUk. BY a recent act the town OF Dover is
divided into thrVe divisions, styled (" ono divis-
ion, "another DIVISION" and . tue other divis.
ion"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
oRGAN1zED ls4S.

Deposit Accounts. suDJeet 70 eheck ct siahk (sanA
as at National Bank solicited from hrlna ecfDo-
Tations and individuals. &48aI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
mAnd. t4#
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

LARGEST Nut ChAL in the city. at MM; !.
BROWN'S South of Market Street Bridge. Jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

a Sen FraneiseO aesp pGten Gays she ecnsp.r !.
tors OF the Hip Yee Tong Society, throueh ~.
nese Testimony, have escaped conviction"