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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

I,COnSumption is a twofold disease, one ar.
iecting the parenchyma, or substance OF
the Lungs, and the other the mucus mem
hranCs that line the air passages and cells.
Sometimes these occur separately, but al G
Usually united in genuine Consumption.
The tuDclcular deposit can only be reached
through the general circulation and 10
proreIt this depo II, or r6TlOue IL on ABSORPTION
when found, we must employ those agents
which exert an Alternative and healing eff
feet on the Lungs.
For the affection OF the mucus membrane
Med!cated Inhalation may be employed
" it'll the best results. This mode OF treat
ment brings the medicine in dill ect contact
with the disease, and when an appropriate
remedy has been selected the irritation, in
flamation, and liberation may not only be
modified and soUthed, but ultimately en-.
t!rCly SUbiUcd.
There is then in a complete and success
mi treatment an absolute necessity for com.
bining appropriate remedies addressed 10
the general constitution with the inhalation
ana other mechanical means.
In all cases OF asthma, simple bronchitis,
laryngiting, tracheaitis, even when the in.
flammation extends 10 the mucus men,
branes lining the air cells, whether chronic
or acute, Medicated Inhalation with gene
raj treatment may be reaorted TO with the
hope ofdecided benefl,.
The unlnformcd are liable TO be miSlei
and In ured by this mode OF treatment. II
diseases o. the Lungs were merely local
affection, not Involving or resulting from
constitutional disturbance, an attempt 10
cure II by local applications would be N ore
rational and much more successful than it
now is.
But consumption, asthma, bronchitit, 4c.,
are not mere local affections. ike most
other arrangements OF the vital forces,
they have their origin In a morbid condi-
ton OF the general system, and can only be
successfully encountered by the use OF
agents which restore the dlsordered func-
tioos 10 their normal condition. While
this is being done the inhalation OF m edi-
Gated vapOrs may in some cases be OF much
assistance.
Both reason and experience teach Us that
TO separate this local treatment from gene.
raj and constitutional remedies is to con-
vert valuable feature or q successful prac-
tice into q source of iucalculable mischief.
Fees for consultation, examination, ad-
vice and treatment within the reach ofall.
MEDICINES FOR ALL DISEASES by mail
and express 10 all parts Of the country.
OGiiee Eours--S 10 u, l:SO 10 and 6:3O 10
~Nn-NDNry n AZ -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

Tqs been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. 1t has never yet
filled to give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly been styled the anaccafor all cx-
tcrnaI Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swe|lings,
Snrains, Bruises, &c., &c, for Man and
2ca,t No family should be n single day
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
DIED.

WOODEN Wedne sday evening, at half
past six, priscilla WOOD, widow.of Joseph
Wosd, deceased, aged 3year5 and % days.
The funeral will take place from her late
residence In South Wheeling, on Friday,
May 10th, at Q o'clock. Friends OF the fam.
lily are invited to attend.
MAXWELL-On Tuesday evening al
hali-past 6, LILLY MAY, daughter OF John
l.. and II. W. Maxwell, aged 10 years and 10
days.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF her parents, on Centre street above
Sixth, on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
The friends of the family are invited to at
tend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
.JEWEARN
.ENAMELED PHOTOGRAPHS,

The high polish which the enamcling in
prints, and the elegant finish it gives the
picture, has long been sought for BY Thoto.
grapherS. Made ONLY at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
Toilet Articles.

rJyHE YINE5T ASSORTMENT or -
tracts, Coloznes. Pomades. OILS, III
- Combs, DC. can be found az
LOGAN, LIFT Co.b,,
DruggiSts. Bridge q ofasI-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
IL.
CASTOHIA.

4 SUBSTITUTE POa CASTOR OH
n II Is pleasant - the iasts am
ToInptIy. For sale by .cn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-02-01

Advertisers rcstnE The EAsicra Inited states
pay for their cards by enclosing GFsfab1cks ~ United
states Postage Stamps for they S-h 20 ray
aud heir cards will be Inserted above he itr the tEns
paid f"r.
Business Cards, when prepaid for gray, allowed
discount which advertise
ments when paid charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-02-01
The World is Full of Beauty.

There a voice within guestangei q my heart
And Hspnrs t the a-trsmhng start
Up ev-rmors "a springsth ike -ome magic mel ldy-
And -nzeth This sweet % songs 70
This world fail q b~auty ether worlds above
And, Il did duty, it night Be- faiI q love.
ith hope passed coin, 'twiSt heart
and heart.
How tear-bndEsss should the sudden soul
upstar
The dreary. diH aad desoLats shrud sunny b0m,
spring buried hate like h0s Srs from win
q
This world al! q beauty other - orid- above
ADD, - did our duty, il uIighs b. full u love.
With truth uttered language anges might talk with
And. Go-IIannsi, ssrth shogd the golden agsn
The buthsn~d hart -houd mirth like MONS
profEet lark,
AMI misery's last earth queneh heis last
ninE spark.
The world j. fail q beauty, other world. above
Anil daf duty, might De full "f love
I-sionEues forest Hower-ps of the sod,
happy hymn their nptgres In The q Col,
The wind that brugsfh music land and
Have sinzrth this
Thi. world v full e beauty, other worlds above,
And, Il &c dhi cur duty, IL might bo full Of love
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-02-01
Business Gar0s.
STEPHEN =. PHILLIPS,

lNOU UNSELLOR AT Law.
May - the m0ar!s a. t'e nfbre
recently occupied b. Hon J. W. Austin Mr. Wfin-ys
bookstore. jas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
Peninsula News.


Business Is getting brisk at Port Deposit.
The streets Of Salisbury have been renamed.
The Port Deposit sash factory has again been
started
Fine shad sell in Cambridge at % aud 80 cents
per pair.
A lad only ten years of age. got drunk. in Elk
ton, last week.
A $500 hre-angins,is to do the anti-cOnaag bus
iness at Crisield
The "hollow horn" is prevailing fatally among
Cecil county cows.
Cambridge ships 10000 pounds Of fish per week
to Northern markets
A number Of new saw mills have recently been
erected in Dorchester.
Elkton was delighted with Chauncy Burr's re-
cent Lectures in that town.
Chesapeake City wants "PrincipaI' to take
charge OF the schools Of that town.
The Public School at North East raopaned ON
the LIST inst, with a large attendance.
A daily line OF steamers has bsan esiabIished
between Chestertown and Baltimore.
The exhibition by the scholars OF the Elkton
Academy, last week was = successful affair.
| Capt. Darius Coleman, Of Queen Ams's county,
committed suicide, last week, by cutting his
throat
The enterprising Presbyterian congregation
Of Snow-Hill have sent TO New York for s4O0
organ.
Wilbur, son of Joseph Abrahams, ESQ. Of Port
Deposit, was found dead in his bed ON Thursday
morning.
All of the out-houses ON the farm Of James
Howard. near Salisbury, were destroyed by fire
/ last week.
Dr. E. p. Benny died at his residence in Galsna
on Thursday morning Of last week, after very
An Odd Fellows celebration viii be held on thu
27th inst, at Cambridge. 7. N. Williams will de-
liver the oTation.
Tbs lawyers Of Salisbury beat the merchants IN
game Of base ball, on Wednesday afternoon. b.
score Of % to l3.
On The 10th OF March, Samuel Benson va
drowned while crossing the bohemia river, nsa
Chesapeake City.
Tho horses attached to the Elkton and Lowis-
ville stage ran of. on Thursday, damaging u
vehicle considerably.
The oat crop seeded in Dorchester last montl
e making its appearances in the form Of vigo
roua plants above gr0und. A large crop Il ex
Ipocted.
This spring has witnessed the largest propaEa
ton ever made for hshing IN DorohsstsE and q
10 this time greater success than usual has bee
the result.
Al Judge Wieks has been elected PFesident Of III
board Of Visitors and Governors Of Washingto
College. ChelleEtOwn, in the place Of Geo.
WestOOtt, resigned.
barn on The farm Of Thomas Reed, abou
7 three miles west Of Elkton, was destroyed hy q
on Wednesday evening last Loss nbouf $50
Most Of the contents were saved.
= 4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

Mn. BURRA ALEcTUREs.--Mr.C. Q. Burr closed
his course OF lectures here on Monday even
ing last, having delivered them to an attentive,
but by no means large, audience. His whole
course tended TO demonstrate that there e
diversity In the origin Of species, and he forth
fed his positions with q weight Of argument
and authority that must be very dimcGls OF
refutAti0n. In the course OF them ho gave
OfIenso 70 some clergy. whO were apprehen-
sIye that the new lights he was throwing on
the scheme OF creation might initiate against
the Bible view, and consequently, after the
close Of his last lecture, he was attacked by
Rev. j. III. Johns who questioned not only
his positions, but impugned his motives, and
charged that his statements were talse. NJ.
Johns then entered INTO an animated speech
IN which, he endeaV0red 10 contfOvert the
scientific deductions Of the lecturer. MT.
Burr's response Was courteous ana dlgniheds
and demonstrated, IN its fertile array OF au-
thOrltiea. &C least, that Il h extremely unwise
TO unguardedly beard the lion IN his lair. a
man of correct views, whose knowledge Of 9
subject 4 limited, fights against terrible odds
with One who has made the sub biecta specially,
and 10 result Of tho tllt was inevitable
-CeT3 USNsooY0f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
The Wreck of the Administrators
ofshe euFvIvofs g ~ Yerl.

NEW YonK, ApEil q. 0.--Three hundred ara
ave suRvivOrs OF The Atlantic arrived hoFe
this morning By the steamer Newport. It BE-
ing generally known they were coming. as
early - O'Clock anxious crowds nnthered
around the pier, and the widest excitement
prevailed. Meanwhile tho Commissioners OF
emigration bad the tug Thomas Fletcher char
tered, and toayold the large crowds outside
ran her mp cloee % the Newport, took the nm
fortunate passengers on board and steamed
down % Castle Garden, where the scene baf-
fes description.
Thousands Of men, women and children, Al
most Of every nation, were gathered, and u
was with the greatest dinlcultY they could be
kept from forcing their way through the gates.
The poor fellows looked starved, wrctched
and mlseEahly clad, and seemed 10 Do very
much disheartened. On their arrival ct Castle
9araen they were registered a. usual, afteI
which friends who were waiting 10 the infOr.
nation room sent in the names of those WHOM
tney sought and as wife and children, Z
sister or brother recognized one Of the unfOrtu
nate men whom they deemed Lost the scene
was touching. The men gave way entirely
and the women either sWooned or screams(
for Joy. Even outside the gates men an(
women who were gathCred In groups, sObbet
aud cried bitterly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
TorrlfIc storm and Less Of LIFe.

BURItNaToN, Iowa, April 0.--The most terri
BILE hail and wind storm ever known here came
up at q minutes notice this afternoon, creating
iearlhI havoc and causing loss Of lie. The stOrm
rom one OF the schOolhOuses, and descending
through the business portion OF the city. Build
Inga were unroofed and great deal OF damage
was done. h
The horrible part Of the catastrophe was the
destruction OF I. N. Lond's butter and egg de-
not on Jenorson street, and the dcaths Of seven
persons. The house was blown down and TWEEN
ty.avo persons buried beneath the ruins. Mr
Pond and three Others were taken out dead, and
ninotosn o1aers wererescue,, more or less injured
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
me WreeI.ed Aalanale.
DAMAoINo EVIDENCE AGAINST CAPT. WIZ
LIAMs AND THE WHITE STAR Co.

DAMAGING EVIDENCE AGAINST CAPT. VII
LIAMs AND THE WHITE STAR Co.
A careful review Of the testimony given by
cahin passengers, the chief Oiticer, and the
captain himself, goes fat 70 confirm the hrst
IMPRESSION that both the company and the
caI,taln are wholly responsible for the loss OF
ma Atlantic on the coast OF Nova Scotia. Food
as we'll as fuel gave out Captain Williams
gives as q reason for turning the ships head
70 Halifax that, on the 3ist OF March, when
ouly eleven days out, ''the chief steward re-
DOFted the stores shOTt fresh provisions
enough for the saloon for two days, and OF
salt for the stsernae for two days, when all
bat bread and rice would be out. When on
" eight days out the coal was reported short.
ON the Slst there were bat one hundred and
twenty-eeyen tons left with four hundred and
sixtv miles Of heavy sea between the Atlantic
and Sandy Hook. Coming to the terrible dis
astsr on the rocks, the evidence tells US that
the captain was out OF reckoning. He had
never been on that lr0n-bOnnd coast before.
Fxcept the third olIloeF, neither captain nor
makes had been In Halifax. He took no
sOnudinRs, nor did be order any, ''because the
nIQlit was clear" He was on deck at twenty
minutes past twelve, and left orders 70 be
awakenGd u3 thEea. i1hg6hip was running q
twelve knots an hour and no lookout seems 70
hake been kept. This Is the sum and sub
stance Of the testimony. Few will read II
without rendering verdict against Captain
williams and his employers, the White Stal
Company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
Aaan1anllla saeksd by the Oubans

MONEY AND MUNITIONS OF WAR IN PLEETx
sRIzED.
News from Havana TO New York through
Spanish sOaFces confirms the reported capture
Of the fortified city AMI seaport OF Manzanilla,
and says that an immense amount OF booty IN
money and munitions fell into the hands ct the
Cuba1a. who sacked the town. The attack
waa = ,ds a night in the absence Of the Span
ish troops Ia the field. Captain General Ce-
ballas hiss ieIegraphsd to Madrid that large
body Of troops are imnaratiVely wanted in Ha-
vans, a. the revolution may break out among
the Spaniards ct any moment The slaves
are also reported to be meditating q revolt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
gable saIes.
positive SALE OF
so BUILDING LOTS.

silustsd On sth. eth. Madison aud Monroe Streets:
The undsEnigned viii sen at PubIe Auction. On
the premisos.G
Thursday, April M. 1873. ~ 1-2 r. N, A.,
We eaIl the attention Of those wishing to invest
ana Of sReollatoTs 70 these Lots. The increase In
vAue of Real kstate in this locality in the past few
years has been remarkable indeat Ons are vet bet
Ter tor the future Purchasers are suite likely 70
pEent noy e hsretofore, large improvements have
9xtended tuRther out and an inerUasing demand
r houses IN this part Of the city. As great demand
for small houses IN this immediate nsighborhOOd
has positively proved tssolf TO NJ By hundreds hay
ing desired 20 rent the snail houses we had for
sale between bth and 9Th streets, on Madison
Also tive 1aEEo1o marked A and B,Well suited
tol Men qlaotuFinG purpoaes.
TERMS OF sALR.-TWenty per cent. cash. and
tne 9ai9neo in nots With approved endeFlers. equal
Y divided ae and months, bearing interest from
the day ofalO. Settlement In al eases 70 Be made
previous "a the falloWinR Thursday. April 2ith. 1873
as r.. and parties Who pay the whole in cash on
or before that time win be entitled to clear dis
ueWenk s-a
ssttlomsnt at The oGlss Of
rn b - - N. N. CHILD & CO.. ~
No. west Seventh 81. WiImingfOn. Del
L.w. STIDHAM h SON, Auct'rs. aPI-ds
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

Five American nsWnpaPors rev On tho Faro
pean Continent Four more soon.
Experimental lads in Detroit catch dog and
threw snuGin IhelE eyea
TGnnis O. and WOodhull she, win sell IheIr
photos. one dollar each.
Two girls, aged II, light all the street lamps
Of Des MOines, Iowa. Pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
DAILY GAZETTE.

4AlAH PARTIRs IN EHB FTRLD. II Rhiladelphia
is tohavs thFee partia IN lhs asld hsrsafter- the
Damserbc party ths RspabIicaa party and the
Negro party. The latter propose to vote OFofise,
OF not vote at ALL II they should not vote at all
and leave the contest to he decided between white
men only, the Democrats would doubtiess carry
the city, and more honest and reliable set Of Of
RceEs wpnla beebUscnyo 1881 tA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

A Hinx - Nundza You know What rack
h Is caused, even b the d careful hand in
upplying cools b afate oE aloVes and hoWs
Eksn lhs performance i undertaken BY the ser,
Fani. q hs1omes almost dlsiEaclins. Nyon don't
ememhaG, inks nolice he fui lime you are ~,
il you have dear patient IL yeur care, or the
babg ID n auiel slunlhen Lei some one bring
"a her coal-sculilo o. shovel, and revive your
tsccallae,ion. Well, The ronaedy We uugge1l Y
b pnltha Goals IN lillIe paper haaseae holding
shoul ahozellnl These can laid quietly o.
|ho Gre. and. 8 ths paper igniies. The coal will
0illY srsilal il plnna. You may OH e0al-Eeuitls
n hox viii such parcels. ready for ule For :
ek room Z nuzHoly q night. o. epen Cox . IL
Eafy, TIE plan 4 admirahe. Just Try Il Be
des, Il = Is Celnlg, II zen donit choose % pro
ide yournalf with papar hagR zen can wrap ne
pals n pieces 81 pc q your leisure, ara
bare ihsn faady lor uss ghen oce ion Ftquires.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
DIED.

WHITCRAFT.-Tn this city, Sundav, Apfil en-.
Willie. only son Of james B. and Samira Whit
eraft. aged years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are Fo-
specially invitoa % attend the funeral from the
ressdence OF his father. No. e2 KirkWOOd street. on
wednesday next, At eleven uD o'clock, .. n + 10
proceed to RiVeFyioW Cemotsry. 2.t
SEAL-On the 1th OfApFil inst. earaa T. Seal, vils
of Joseph Seal, In her sixty-sixth YEAR
Her friends are respectfully invited 10 nkfand the
funeral, nom her late resid0nco 9O2 market street
on Wednesday the 9th inst, ct ,. m. without fur
thsE notice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
Two STORES
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Win be sold ct Public Sale, ct the AUCTION
streets, ON SATURDAY, April 18th, 1873, at 0'cloek
p. H., those tW0 thras-stOTy Brick Stores. IN
No. ]. situate at the corner Second and Mar u
let streets. now occupied By G. W. Middle
ton as grocery store. and Mr.. Geo. 5. Hagany a.
beet and shoe store.
No. Is situate az the corner Of Second and Ship
leg streets, and occupied by Mr.. u. Il MARBLE as Q
boot and shoe store. -
sold on terms to be made known on day OE sale by
apr5-d6t WILLIAM Bhl6hI.
OGLR MILLKR, Auetrs. Real Estate Agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

The PennsQlVanla Railroad Company con.
template laying two additional tgueka hetNoeH
mef, ard intend 70 espond e1a.0 IN imprqV-
ipg thelt property n this stato during the
present year, IA zrE stA
Tho Ere hcnd Is at work Ia South Carolina.
On the night 0f April several stores were
burned In Walhalla, and on Friday night the
Western Union Telegraph and southern TX
press Ofices. The depot and adiaeant stores
II Winnshorough were burned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

IRRoyfEa.--Wm. Reynolds, Esq, Of New
AZ. phs haa ben very ~ for some time, y
Fnpfaly cnnValoncing. Mr. ReyEnlda proposes
ts renloRo % thi1 city, and prosecute the real
sI,ala hSSin1p. His household Effects arrived
so-dav. ana he will follow In q few days.
phonld hs eoulinue % improve
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

MAD Do0.-On Friday afternoon, . mad dcR,
hit six ether dogs on the Promises Of Moss Dul-
lock, IN BrandyWino HUNDRED. Tha rabid canine
was q rad-noaSd pointer, vita . short tai, ana
direction Of this city. Mr.. Bullock will kili all
the bitten Anin1ai1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

The COunscticut election takes place to-day
Besides State oTlcsrs. four gongressnen are 10 Be
elected. The Republican candidate for Governor
is Henry p. Haven, tho Democratic Charles t.
Ingsrsoil. FEfF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
unnnR MHoR1NQ.

m ura.rS1unaf yin eontlnaa tie Holse fht ..
- hnglasW a. No 11k aak fra ggQs& las4lg ee-
e1pisd " - hlhags Nqea hut A5.1 olass sel.-
nan win ~ amnloNe and ao.lEo satl9 4aae~
aniSsi e all wko nnS AVER HIN with tAclf pa
kF0naao, whleh ia respectfully qqllqste4 49,,
naVio-alm RICHARD W4aDeAs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

TIE ant of DooezI eE 2f. 1874. holiehing The
5 Aces Or ~ ana assistant assessor Cf IN
81 raEaaua p1DEl1ea that C ehal 50 into
hef6r6 ne 1T ol July next, The
81 of Internal Revenue has select
- Nay as tha most convenient date lo1
pnttln9 - operation, and on that 0ny
about y assessors and assistant assessors
Nil be Z S1aed With.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
PIN PIE S.

will send (irsel rOosiDt for my VEGETABLE
BALM. removing PnGrLKs. BLACK WORMs, BLOTcH
g. R1RcKLEs, MoFH. Tan, and all DISEASES on THa
SKIN. leaving Il clear. and With . healthy GLOW.
Alse, sure proes@ for hns groWth Of HAIR on bald
heads smooth faces.
THOS. p CHAPMAN, CHuuIsr.
Pest once Box 5l24 19 Broadway New YORK
apE2s&flt VII
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
OcLR 4 AaILLER, AuctIOnoere,
FOURTH AND KING STREETS.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Tirst-Class FURNITURE,
ENTIRELY NEW.

At our Rooms. on TUESDAY. April sth. at
Tots-Tste hair cloth Box Sofa, 2 stuffed -
Recsption Chairs. walnut and imitation
Salts Of Furniture walnut and imitation Bedsteads
marhls-top Buraau, e0mmon and enclosed wash
stands, / large marble-top SidebOaTd. carpet and
terry Lounges, walnut cane Rockers and walnut
dining Chairs, Sottees Windsor Chairs. ehildren's
High Chairs. marble top oval and c0quet Tables
breakfast and dining cherry and poplar Tables
walnut extension Table saloon Tables, large lot O
6ne LoOking GlasScs, among which IS . very fnS
Peer glass; large lot OF ingram and rag Carpets.
or fne aightesn-day Clocks. lot Of new cook and
paFIOr Stoves and Kitchen Utensils, such as Ieapots
Coffee Pots. Pans. Buckets, EeTubbing Brushes, &c
Also, Piano, Stool and Cover All 70 be sold With
out reserve OGLE q MILLER. Auctsrs. L
aDi-3t N. w. corner 4th and King Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
MARRlEn-

DEYLIN-TAYL0Rs-Ont the evening o. March 81.
1873. at the residence Of the brides Darents by the
Rev. Thomas y. Bott. pastor of the Twelfth Bap-
tist Church, John Dovfie, og Wilmington. Del 10
Miaa Sarah A TAYLOR, Of Philadelphia.
0kEkNWOOD-kNUNTA the Rev. John
Victoria Fountain. both Of WilminGtOn, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

TNOB RENT-PosssssiOl Etvsn immodiai sly-
G The spacious Hall az Ante-FoOm in CA9 elle's
WoFkInamOns Institute" The premises . Aa-
mlEahly adaptea % sooistias, Musical Or Ahgery
AaloeiaAi0ns. EoR rsat and farther paFele- lars.
snDly % DR. CURTIS, TOa RFenea stroes, - 10
Oh. CAMRR0N. 40 Market street. d lott.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

K0W 1Ab&.
r n Xamail Iaknlar Steam Boiler. : boat thPee
koEss power. sallAbls ieE dFiyinz snal sne.ne g
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07

THOR RRNT-TWO large eonnecting Rooms
II in ths third story Of the SaVilla Build
ina for society meetings or for light mana
hctnring. Apply % ALEX. SAvILLk -
ls6i-1 sl2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
fer Sale Gnd 6oE 3Gut.

TNOR sALE-HORSE, WAGON AND q
E HARNESSs-A very handsome bay 1NA
Horse, Is hands high, one Of the hnesl dn- A
Vors In WILMINGTON; will trot close 20 3sA4-As
minues, and safe for lady TO drive. Fearless Of
and viii not shy; 3 splendid saddle
horse: racks and oanteFa. One York Wagon and
Harness. Apply az LEWIS @. SPRIN6ERS Bat
and Cap Store. No. 23S Market street. apI-u
NOR SALR-A Thrss-stoFy Brick House. -
IL No. S13 west Twelfth sire e. Contain s..a
ing nine rO0ms, with all modern improve MI
J. II. FRAZER,
Real Estate Agent,
aDr5-f Third and Shipley, streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
81 GOO. -TCa I,!!l s4IEE.Oa ;E5.o.. i4s -

TUE MOllhy MestinEs Of the Star Loan Asuoci-
A alton VIII hereafter be held IN the ofice n tho
SseIs.aIy on ne N y corner Third and Market
maT3S-tf JAMES MccABR. see,y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-07
PRICE GENT.
BstiesS.

N0TICK:-A special msetins Of the stookhold-
vAy e1 Of the Meehanies' Lean Amociatio1. MI
Third and Market streets second ooF1 % considsr
certain proposed amondmentg 70 the BT-LaWS re-
latag the subject Of retiring shares.
ET TAYLOR.
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