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, 1873-12-01
Withdrawn from store on friday for city oon-

Withdrawn from store On Friday for city cons
sumption: 2,A1 bu wheat; GIGS bu corn; G,2o5
bu oats; 752 bu rye; 1,47s bu barley. With
drawn for do during tho past week: 1880 bu
wheat; s2,08s bu corn; 16,oi3 bu oats; 6,22s bu
rye; 1886 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected intostors
this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 225 cars wheat;
70 cara corn; IS cars oats; Z cars rye; 86 cars
barley. Total, 500 cars, or 198, 900 bu.
The following wcro the receipts md shipments
Of breadatuffa and 1.-Two stock ut this point during
the past weak and for tho corresponding weeks
ending aa dnted:
, 1873-12-01
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 20.
Tho following wore tile receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-12-01

t1nolaea ali cut meats axoopt shoulders and h. r.
hams.
'Greon hams shipped during Tho weok. sgata pcs.
aganst &C. $50 tho corresponding pnrod last ynnrt
siaso Nos is7 ls7o3l pcs. against 50, los pcs tho
Tho total number Of boxes Of meats shipped during
tho week, $780, against 10000 boxca tho preceding
week. Total pieces sipred during the week. Including
green hams ol against o. o6@ pieces tho preceding
weak.
Flour was quiet, though there was little
more doing than on Friday, aud tho volume OF
salos would have boon larger but for tho B1nn]l-
nosa Of stocks, Which leaves very fow round lots
on the market, Exporters wore looking around,
nul gonorally bought at o littlo be-
low tho advanced figures quoted yesterday,
as wheat waa lower. Bran WAS slow,
Sales we're reported Of 200 brls white winter
extras on private terms; 20 brls spring extras
(Arolbald patent) At 91aOo; 100 brls DO (Min-
nesota) at sG.75; 100 brig do at s8.121; 800
bria do at 5000; 100 brls do low at s4.25 {;
1900 brls do on private terms; 100 brls super
fines at 54.26; a5 brls buokwleat (Jackman's)
at 5000; 100 brls do At 1876; 80 brla do At
IT, o1Nu$&,r
, 1873-12-01

CATTIE-In connection with this market a review
of tho uae week develops no new features Of sufficient
promjiluuce to require Bpecial co1u,nont II the half-
dozen or moro preceding weeks bad not been
nossibe to conceive Of thor being no should hazard
nothing In asserting that The market for tile week juR
cloaed mas 1.-THE worst Of tho seaxoun Tho cause Of
lilo extreme depression in tho cattle market ia found
III tho continued cxcoaayc supply Of nll kinds OF pou
Try aud game and the snpesabunlance Of cheap ncats
Furnished by tho pscking-honaes. When dressed
i9c or b. AZ is now Tie cass. retail butchers cannot
reasonably e1nect cousuminers to buy their becf
at thu extortl0nate proes demanded Viz; lGo for
round, atll 18Gs20c for nlrloln and porter-houso.
Although tho price Of the Nye animal
has, during tho past SIX weeks or more,
ruled lower than At, any Traiious period
sico tho breaking out Of the WE. er, has been 10
reduction III rcntlcrs' prices, and, saa consequence
tho consumption OF beef has fallen OF nearly 50 per
cent. This average weekly rece!}ts during tile nast
month unl lnf haVe been only about 9oo head, hut
t,ls Iulnoer largely exceeded ell Legitimate demands
Aul tho market has anGtshed The e1trelns runge oI
prices paid during tho week WAS u l.595b0 Will only
single transaction ut tho outside Astre VIII rara
EXCEPTIONS tisero wera no transfers ut over $500,
willis tho bulk Of Tho buslneEs was accomplished u tho
low range Of $2.b094.60. EASTERN busora, OF whom
there was an nnuG1aily small attcnannce. ororatod
with moro than ordinary caution. tbs aggregate Of
their purclaaea reaches barely 1909 most q which
, 1873-12-01
Total. 1o,s7o,s4o 2o,4os 1o,sososa
YArERT.

quest and easier, cloaing weak at $l.oG94 soller
December, aud at 81 .0811@1.00 seller January,
the lattor option closlng " tho inaide. Corn wns
stronger, aelling at 4514G9i51Go for Decombur,
aud 4619@l81So soer January. both options
grain or provisions Nere reported.
, 1873-12-01
DIR. G. BIGEIlOW

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, ST and a7s 8 outh CLARK
It,, cornCr Van Huren, Chicago.
1t u we'll knewn by all readers Of tho pApefa that F u
Digelow Is Tho o!ess taLlsliul plysiel4n IN nhtcaEo
hafug dovuted TWENlY YEARS UF His L5Fil IN porss
oiIMUN!u AND plal;AAl!s N both sf1ss,
Gill OORi,iskPoND NDKNOE CONFIDENTIAL, Al: Adt
dress All IettsIs NTH stamps to Or. =. B11hLoW %'
aud 3l9 South Clarkxt,
, 1873-12-01

IUTBU uuIhEH 70
which charge follows tho Bhtuglcg.
Thtckncag-E4ye shingles To ba TWO inches In thick
ness.
Leurtl-si1teen inchea.
HARDWOOD.
Black-Wnlnut - Counters, 500 010D15000: clehr,
t65.0o@s500; common. $685. 5000: Gull, $2oo08
$500; flooring, $4,000.
cult, s1o.o0Si5.0O flooring, $40. .00@ 1000.
Oak-Clcar, $4,000 @40.o0; common, $16.00@e5.oo; ;
Gull, s.. .0ugs1 1880. -...
llicKory-o!esr, s2s. .oO@6o.ov; common, 10000
$500 Gull, st2.o6@la.oo.
llsp1o-Olear, 23.oo@o5.oo: common, sl0.oo@25oo
Gull, $l0.00S
Dutternut-Oloar, sa5uo@co.oo; common, s2o.oo9
5000.
WhItewooi-Clesr, s3ooo@4o.oo; common, $1,000
826.o0 Gull. :l0.0u(S15.0o.
Wagon B.ock-Elokory Axles, per set, 81 0o@1 80; ;
wagon poles. ZACH: 45A35o; box boards. 1000
do eounter4 SOC rosewood. 5oasoo white holly, aoc
, 1873-12-01

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Review Tor the Week Ending 3atur-
lly, Nov. 2Ds
SATURDAY EvENENa, Nov. 20.
The receipts OF 1.-Two stock during the week hAvo been
, 1873-12-01

EVENING BOARD,
EVENING DoAnD, CHICAGO, Nov. 20-o p. missiles
1T Evening Board, $50 brls mesa pork, scor Decem-
ber. at 6l3.Q0.
, 1873-12-01
DIR. KEAN,

, U1aTK"HE.t OufUHHVf
couaulted, personally Or oy mall
hronic or n6rJuus dilnA&es.,
only physioian la the city who Whs-
0saou topk. llluatzst9d. " ceaus
, 1873-12-01

THO Daily Commercial Report gives tho fol
lowing al tho shipments OF proyisiona truln tllls
point for the woek ending Nov. ~, end for COT
responding periods:
, 1873-12-01

MAY b con!llentiA!ly
fIes OF ohsrks, on 81 I
DIR. j, kEAH Ii th'
x&pt4 aNtAA QE 10 p&{,
, 1873-12-01

Tmports.
S1tcta and bullion
1673.....$ 9,11,2l5
Merchandise
1873..... 33f, 1884, AL
Bpecte and bullion
1s79..... 10,057,4&
Merchandise
1~S nm HnT HEH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01
Trustees of the Poor.

THEIR MEETING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OFF,
cERs.
The Trustees OF the Poor met in regular annual
session, yesterday, At the Aims House, on Broom
street, above Front President Geo. Lodge in the
chair. Every member was present.
After the transaction of the general routine of
business, the Trustees made visit OF inspection
through the different departments Of the Aims
House, and were entirely satisfied and pleased
with the evidences of the care and attention of
those in charge. The management Of the Super
intsndent gave general satisfaction
The next order Of business was the election of
officers. Mr.. Geo. Lodge was reelected Prssi-
dent and John w. Evans Secretary without Op-
position.
For Treasurer, the names Of VIM Reynolds
RObt ID. Hicks Martin Lane and Nathaniel Will
hams were put in nomination.
The first ballot resulted as fellows: Reyno lds
6; Hicks, /; Lane, 3; Williams, g.
The result Of the second ballot was Reynolds,
g. Lane, 4; Williams, 2.
Six more ballots gave the same result. The
ninth gave for heyaolds and for Lane.
The TENTH ballot resulted in for Reynolds and
5 for Lane.
Mr.. Reynolds was thsrsupOn declared duly
elected
The following officials were elected, without Op-
position;
AttorBey-Wm. II. HOdgson.
Physicians-Dr ii. D. ogle, and Dr. Z. S
ShOrtedge.
Superintendent-Ma Malachi Barlow.
Mstron-Mrs. Malachi Barlow.
Matron Of the Insane DepartmeRt-SArrahC e.
GauiSon.
The meeting then adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01
TEMPERANCE,
pNbioAT1oN OF NEW SONS OF TEMPERANCE HALF
-1NrEREsTINa cEhENoS1Es, ADDRESSES, &C.


INCREASING cERRNoNIEs ADDRESSES, &C,
The new Sons of Temperance Hall, in the Nc
Clary Building which has been 30 handsomely
fitted up by Wilmington Division, No. l, s. OF h,
was thrown open to the public, last night, and
dedicated to the cause OF Love, Purity AMI FL
deity, with the interesting and solemn rites OF
the order.
Long before the hour of opening, every availl-
bic seat was occupied, and the large room filled
to oveThowny, many persons not connected with
the Order showing their hearty sympathy and ap-
probation Of the movement by being present.
The dedcatoTy services we're conducted by q.
W. F., Il. PlckSls, assisted by T. w. Us James
p. Hayes, Solomon Hersey, S. NJ BIoiius, John
II. Publ and James e. Pickes. p. w. L. Ste
phen N FOgg presided at the organ, and w. d.
Pickles, the Misses Horn, aud Ms. Norris led the
singing.
After the dedicitory services were concluded,
Hon. Robert NJ. Foust, OF Phlladelphis, and p. NJ.
W. p, of the order in North America, delivered
| an eloquent and practical address on the great
beneficial influences of the order IN general, aud
oomplimenting Wilmington Dl7ision for Its en-
| teTpTise, in furnishing such handsome room,
| and its zeal IN tho Temperance cause.
Rev. T. L. Iompkiuson and F. Israel also made
| eloquent aud earnest addresses in behalf OF Tenn
Peranco work. and efforts to suppress tho terrible
evils arising from the of intoxicating liquors.
A recitation by 7. w. P. s. NJ, Brosius called
/ "Twe Modern Gain" was exceedingly aIpropri-
ate, well spoken and much applauded by the aud
/ fence. OtherI short plthy remarks Wera mace Oy
w. NJ. Horn, James p. Hayes, 5. hersey, GeOTg!
Day, A L. Armstrong, r. Z. Fraim, r. Il. Hayes
and others. The addresses were interlarded with
select music by the efficient choir already noted.
| The interesting exercises, which held the large
audience until quarter before ii o'clock. wer'
appropriately closed by slnging"a cup of cold
| water followed by the Doxology
ORGANIZATION OF A NEW DIVISION s. OF T.
On Monday evening last, 2. Pickles, q. w
| r, OF the order S. Of T., assisted by othel
! members of the Grand Division of Delaware
organized q new Division in the Temperance
Hall at Seventh and Spruce streets, with the
following named installed officers: W. p, B
Stephenson w. A.-MaryQ. Wilson X. s.
William Robinson +. S.-JOhn Quinn; Treas
james Quinn Chap.-Rev. I. l.. TOmp
kinsOn COn.-SolOmOn Cook ; l. S.-JacOl
c. FOulk Q. S-JOseph Quinn. The new
organization was named Washington Division
No. 8, S. of T., Of Delaware, and will NEE
every Monday evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01
Building statistics.

OPERATIONS DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL.
The following is the number of new build
ings for which building lines were applied,
during the month Of April -
By w. Ii. Patterson, two houses on Thir-
teenth street, between Claymont and Heald.
By GOttleif Mammale, three on Poplar
street, between Sixth and Seventh.
BY Wm. B. Steele, one on Van Buren, be-
tween Elan and Linden.
ByJ. NJ. Windler, one on Delaware Avenue,
above du POnt street.
BY VIM. P. Wells, four on Seventh, between
Spruce and Church.
BY Geo. w. Baker p machine shop on
French street, above Second.
By Jesse X. Baylis one at Ninth and Wash
ingtOn.
BY James Crumlish, one on Van Buren,
street, between Elm and Linden.
BY ID. ii. Kent, one at sixth and Jefferson.
BY Geo. d. Marple, two on Claymont, be.
tween LObdell and A. streets.
BY Jos. l.. Carpenter, Jr., two at Fourth
BY Amanda E. Michener, one on Adams
| above Eighth.
BY Robt. Jones, two on Orange, above Second
By ID. 5. Watkins and others, three on Pine
between Ninth and Taylor.
By Abram Robinson, one on Tatnall, abovt
Eighth.
By E. G. Springer and Chas. Booth, two oil
Madison between Eighth and Ninth.
BY Chas. 7. Parry, one at Heald and b streets
BY John Roach, one on Reed, between Val
Buren, and Harrison.
/ BY James Galley, one In same location.
BY John Kelley, one on Peach, between Heal
and Claymont.
By Thomas A. Becker, twelve on jackson, be
| tween Third and Fourth
BY d. ?. Smith, eight on Fifth, beyond Monro,
By VIM. Robinson, Jr., one on Wilson, betwee
Seventh and Eighth.
By John McCatferty one on Ninth, betwee
Madison and Monroe
By Chas. W. Talley, two at Thirteenth an
Washington.
By Thos. Samworth, five at Front and Clayton
Il BY James w. Ware and Samuel Murphy, cigl
at Third and Parrish.
By II. IL. Sarvin, one on Sixth between Popl:
and Lombard
The total number new buildings, commencC
during the month, was 90
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

CURIOUS DEVOTIONAL singular affair has
occurred at Madison, Wis. A married man
disappeared from public view six months ago,
and his wife, when questioned, gave such con-
Trajectory replies that it came to be generally
believed that she Lad murdered him. She was
arrested on Tuesday, and officers went TO search
her house. When they broke open the door
they were met and saVagely attacked by the
man himself, who was q TaVing maniac. The
wife, W ho had spent these six months alone with
her maniac husband. for the sake of caring for
his wants, has herself gone mad since her arrest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01
AMuaRMKNTw.
Miss CHARLOTTE THoArrsoN As JANE
ENRE'ts


At the Grand Opera House, last evening
Miss Charlotte Thompson, appeared III tle
beautiful and interesting drama OF Jane
Eyre" before an audience, which, IN point oI
numbers was far less than the abilities oI the
troupe and the character OF the performance
warranted Miss Thompson, In the title Tote OF
Jane Eyre, around which the main interest OF
the play is centered, ably sustained her part,
acting with all the impasSlOned fervOr, ana
pathetic tenderness which Is required in tue
faithful rendition OF this character. MISS
Thompson is a fine actress, possesses admra-
BILE control of voice and features, Is pleasing
in appearance, graceful and natural in her
acting and fills the behOlder at once with ad-
mirati0n and genuine delight at her effective
performance. Mr.. Frederic Robinson, was
superb Lord Rochester, but his excellent acting
Is too well-knOwn to need more than passing
notice here. The support was very hne, Dut
a want of space prevents us from referring to
1t at length. Tonight, the emotional drama
of East lynne" will be presented, when all
who wish to see this popular play performed
| in the best manner, should be sure TO 60
THREE YEARS IN MAN TRAP.
On Monday evening next, May 9th, I. S.
Arthur's great TemPerance drama, Inree
the Masonic Temple, for the benefit OF VIII
mingtOn Division, No. l, Sons of Temperance
The play will be presented with all its striking
and startling effects, by MortOn's Dramatic
Combination from Col Woods Museum, Phil
/ adelphia. Admission, 90 and 80 cents.
Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN.
The subscription list is still open, at the bool
store of BOughman, Thomas & Co., No. Al
| Market street, to receive the name Of thos'
who desire to secure an engagement with thu
great American actress, Miss Charlotte ThOmp
son. This opportunity should not be neglect
ed. Subscribe at once.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

MEETING OF CREDIToRs A meeting of the
creditors of Messrs. James d Webb, printers, sta
uCners aud book-binders, OF this city, whose fail
ure recently startled our business community, was
held, Wednesday afternoon, at the Clayton House.
Joseph Brnghurst, Esq, presided. The meeting
was largely attended, by nearly all the creditors,
or their representatives. A statement of the LA
bities and assets oil the firm was presented, ind
the whole subject fully and carefully discussed
According to this statement, the firms liabilities
amount to between $4,000 and $9l, 900, while
their assets are looted up something over $Sl 900
Their creditors number over ono hundred, and the
amounts owing to each vary from $40 to $4,000.
To most Of them, however, the firm Is largely in
debted, as the amounts due to about one-halt OF
them (the small cTeditors Of course) will only foot
up TO between $4,000 and $1,000, leaving about
Soi,0OO distributed among the balance The hea-
West creditors are Thos. ID. Webb, Jos. Bring
| hurst, Hickman James, the First National Bank
| OF Wilmington, the First National Bank of West
| Chester and several business men OF the latter
town. All the heavy creditors however, seemed
to be inclined 70 accord the most liberal terms to
the firm. 4 proposition was made to accept lfty
cents on the dollar "sign of" the balance, and al
low the firm seven years in which TO pay th'
amount Of their Indebtedness, thus reduced TO one
half, or about $45, 600 This amount is reduced
still further by the sum of s, 5000, which has beer
paid of on mortgage against their establishment
held by Loan Association. This then, woulC
reduce their future liabilities to only about $3G,
600, with seven years for payment, or only littl
over S5,OO0 per year. The proposition was favor
ed by nearly all present, some representatives no
being able TO answer positively for the creditor
they represented. In fact, it seems to be the on
ly practicable course left 10 pursue, though it viii
lie very hard on many Of those parties who loane
the firm money. a committee, consisting of JO
seph Brnghurst James Bradford and Sam1 II
Harrington, was appointed, to receive the opin
ions OF all dissenters from the above proposition
aud report at the next meeting Of the creditors.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01
SOCIETIES..
AGERFENas THIS RYnN1na.

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2. /. o. OF, at Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 5, 1. o. 4. NJ, at Red Mems
Ball, AIS Market street
Wilmington Division, Ne. l, s. Of T., at Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. 1, o. IAN, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 6O4
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, K of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Bien Lodge. No "a, / . or, at Odd FellowS
Hall, Sd and King StS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01
CLAYTON HOUSE.
ARRIVALS UP TO Noox TO-DAY

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
II. z. Rees & wife, Phila, Pa.
f. w. Wood,
Chas. NcIlyaine,
VIM. Chalfant. UnionviIle, Pa.
A. Campbell, New York.
Geo. c. Temple, Dover, Del.
John j. Kersey & wife, Phlla., Pa.
Geo. T. Chamberlain, New York.
J. ID. Smith,
w. d. Green & wife, Alexandria,lva.
Robt. Carr, Phila-, Pa.
Rev. ]. H. Hayes,
ID. DoWlIng,
w. j. Fell, Falkland, Bel.
I. S. Hodson, Crisiield, Nd.
Emlen Hayes, CoAtesville, Pa.
DR.. j. w. Western, New Orleans, La.
II. b. Bolten, Frankford, Phila,, Pa.
j. Z. Searles, Brooklyn, Ii.
Miss L: s. CuskAdsn, Phila., Pa.
Miss Finn,
Chas. Morell, Hestonville, Pa.
s. A. Livingston, Now York.
Rev. Jas. r. Cadden, Baltimore, Nd.
James E. Hooper, Z"
L. E. Thorne,
). L. Riecard, Wyoming, Del.
9. L. Horn, Phila, Pa.
Rev. Jccob Todd, "
VIM. A. Finley,
G. Henry, NJ. d. Newark, DOL
James p. Matthews, Baltimore American.
Gee. d. Long, Brltimore, Nd.
s. B. Gleason,
John B. Steel, Phila., Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

As an encouragement to medical men, who
certainly have enough to discourage them, we
must mention the libeIality OF grateful faith
attend little child Of B. Kimball, Esq, and
after assiduous attention for three or four
days, succeeded in rsscuing the sufferer from
the scarlet fever The grateful father sent to
Dr. Crooker fee of $1,000, which, together
with his luck in saying his patient, ought to
make him the happlest physician in all Down
East
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Business Notices.

ChsGp Coat.-Stove So .75, Nut S5. 90 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge feb21-tf WIN. j. BROWN.
Everybody iarited to an inspection of thd largest
and most complete assortment of the best class
ready made clothing for g uts, youths and boys
in the State. at J. Wesley Canarv's 406 Market
street. Give him a call He is a fine Young man
to deal with. April 4w-lm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

Just received one Of the largest assortments
of the latest Spring Styles of Hats and Caps in
the city which am selling ut the very lowest
Prices. My silk hats are speciality. Call and
examine my immense stock and you will be
sure to be suited. LEWIS @. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. If No. 233 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

For REHoBoTH About o'clock this morning,
special train, consisting of locomotive ana four
cars, took about two hundred of the stockholders
of the Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting Association
down to Lewes, from where they will proceed to
the Camp ground, and make their choice of lots,
in the order in which they are entitled to selec-
tion
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

TRUTH.-Aged men, mdde-aged men, young
men, sporting men, aud the nobby boys, will find
they can be suited in the latest style of Hats or
Caps at Quays new hat store, 402 King street, at
prices lower than the cheapest and warranted
10 be as represented. New goods received twice
a week Call and examine my stock. First door
above Fourth on King street. apI30-6t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

A NEW theatre In London Il 70 trv the ex-
pertinent OF giving OniyI afternoon perform.
anees.
kansas reports It's fruit trees In full bloom
Notwithstanding thTee-day's snow storm last
week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

SCRvEWEe,-John g. jackson, ESQ, and his
two sons, are to-day engaged in surveying ground
for the Wilmington & Western Railroad Com
panys propose whaTves, on the Delaware River
The road will follow the line of Christiana Ave
nue., 10 the river shore, aud the bed is now par
TALLY graded
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

For EURoPE.-Rev. Thomas L. Poulson,
pastor of the 1st English Reformed Church,
ON Aisquith street, near Jefferson, in Baltl-
more, will sail for Europe on the 14th of this
month. During his his absence abroad MI.
Poulson will visit the Vienna International
Exhibition. He will return in September.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

Nine. PoliL, formerlyIady ofhonor to Queen
Isabella Of Spain, has been condemned TO i'm
prisonment for theft in Rome. Her crime was
the abstraction Of gems from the jewelry Of heI
friends, and their replacement with paste imi-
tations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

GONE WEsT.-Dr. Stiles Kennedy, of Newark,
has returned to ST. Louis Magnetic Springs, st.
Louis, Michigan, where he is resident physician
DR.. Henry, now at the Springs, will come East,
until Dr. Kenedy's next turn to return home
These two physicians reside at the Springs alter
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

SoLp.-The IntellEgsncer Office, of Smyrna,
was sold by Constable StaytOn to tile Town
Commissioners. under dlstraint for rent, and
it has been chaOsed back into its old quarters
in the town hall from the Odd Fellows Hall.
So tie corporation owns printing Office
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

THOSE SOUTH SIDE LoTs.-The attention of the
buying public is still directed to the sale of sixty
one South Side building lots, on Saturday after
noon, at three o'clock. The fine mansion formerly
occupied by b. F. Townsend, ESQ, with the sur
rounding grounds and out-buildlngs, will also be
sold. Real Estate dealers. ard all those interested
IN securing good SITES for homes should attend
this sale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

PoIIcE CAsEs.-James Darra, for drunkenness
and dsoTderly conduct. was committed TO the cells
/ to nwsi, sentence.
Two cases of drunkenness were disposed Of, at
| fifty cents and costs each
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

Messrs. Hostetter * Smith, the we'll known
bitters manufactures, on Thursday, returned
to the City Controller of Pittsburg the amount
OF their sales for the past year, which foot up to
S9le000 Another strong argument in favor OF
liberal ADVERTISING
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JOBN McLEAR g. SON;
No. 6O2 Market street.

Donos;, Accounts Of Ranks individuals and 9TH
era reesiyed on which we allow interest. Cheeks
drawn on us arc payable without notice. the same
as Mt a National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-01

As A READER.--A gentleman at the Grand
Opera House last night remarked that Charlotte
Thompson was tie best reader he had heard on
the stage IN this city, She certainly Is very ac-
| comnshed nctress.