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Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached to Accommodation Trains between
Houston and Anstin.
Passengers for Waco must take Mail and Ex-
press Train leaving Houston at 80 IN.
The above Trains make the folio wing connpe-
tons, viz
At Hsarnc with international R. R, daily (sun.
days excepted) North at 90 p. IN. and 40 a. M;
South. at 90 p. m. and is ,. m. ......
At Waco, with stages for Peoria, Woodbury.,
COvipgt on, Clebufne. Acton Cranberry, Weather.
ford and Jacksboro, Tuesdays Thursdays and Sum-
days, at I 20 a. m. For Towash on Fridays at 7 90
a. m For Valley NILS Clftsn, Meridian, Footout,
Iredell, Duffo, stcphensylle, on Mondays and
Thursdays at 90 a. m.
At Mexia, with line of Hacks for Fairfield and
Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
At Dallas, West, for Weather ford and Jaekshoro
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 90 a IN.
last for Tyler and Longvew, Sundays, Wednes.
days and Fridaysat 90 a. N.
For Fort Worth, daily at 7 90 a. m.
Southwest, for Cleburne, every Monday at700a.m.
Northwest, for Denton and Gainesville, every
Wednesday at I 90 q. M.
AT Mckinney, North with III paso Stage Line
daily, Sundays excepted) for Sherman, Red River
City, and Terminus of the NJ, X. / L. railroad.
West, via Pilot Point, Denton, Whitesboro
Gainesville, Decatur and Jacksborc daily ut GOO am.
East, (TrweeklyJ Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sat.
urdays for Greenyile, Bouham, Paris, Clarks, lille
aud Jefferson ut 90 a. m.
At Lcdbettor with daily Stage for LAGRANGE.
AT McDade, with daily Stage for Dastrop.
At Austin, with daily Stage for San Marcos, New
Braunfels San Antonio and I'll Puso.
Through Rates and Bills OF Lading given from
Stations the line OF this road TO New Orleans and
New York, via Morgan's Line of Steamships Gal.
weston to New Orleans, and Merchants Line Steam.
ships, New Orleans to New York, shippers furnish.
ing their own Bills Lading
For rates, apply to Station Agents, or James W.
Mangnm, Northern Agent, Sherman, and H. l.. IA.
daz, Western Agent, San Antonio.
J. DUEAND, Gen'l supt.
J.WALDo, G, F.&T.A.
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why Endure wha, is Curoablc Z

What can't be cured must be onl ured, n,says tn Q
provcrb; but indigestion can DO cured, therefore
Is The moresL stupidity TO endure u. pyspeptics
have certainly right to continue dytpeptics to the
end Of tbeir days II they choose hut 1t Is not sup
posed that any rational being prefers physical Tor
mont to ctso and health, the probability IL that
oil sufferers from Indigestion were convinced TINT
an absolute, inl,lblo remedy for their complaint
existed they would with rd resort to it, We
most empba tlcty declare that such remedy do OK
lat, and that its namo Is llo5ettors stomach Bit tiers
The record of It's Snccos9 extends over a period OF
moro than twenty years, mud 1t Is earlcssy nlt rpd
that during tho whole OF that tine 1t has never
failed to afford permanent relief IN any disorder or
arrangement OF tho stomach that was not organic
malIgnan and Incurablc. Tho testimonials that 50
to establish this important fact can DO counted by
the thouaand. Stomach complaint that had bocu
aggravated by total disregard ofall dietary rules
and intensfodand rendered chronic by medi cinil
treatment or drastic purg,tion, have in hundreds OF
instances hecn cured wilhm three months by the
Systematic useof tliscelebratel stomachic ind al
Tentative. 1t should DO remembered that weakness
OF tho digestive organs involves many other all.
meats Biiousnoss headache nervous debility,
spasms, palptAtion Of the hoait, rush Of blood to
tho hcad, nausea, vertigo, and seeplesBuess are
among its commtants and rosnits and for all these
the great vegetable tonic is specific, 1t acts first
upon the stomach, and through the stomach upon
thu sooretory and nervous systems and tho bowels,
its general effect bciug always genial and bouoccnt
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One sip Of this will bathc the dropping spirit In
eight above the bliss of dreams. De wise, and
: to.---3iiHoas OoMus. l.8 G EE
1t has been truly and significantly said tina do.
nestle happiness is more dependent on good dlges-
tlon than yirtuous crecds or moral codes. II the
dogma holds, the oracle can DO consulted, by n
prompt application TO Price, tho Delphic author of
the Celebrated Aromatic Stomach Bitters wher-
over, within the length and breadth Of the and,
Prices Ditters have penetrated, every house hold
has boon illunlinaed by the sunshine Of au unc oud
I'd joy, and every family rcveed IN tho swe cts Of
health and contentmont. Tho sparkling oy O. The
rudy check, tho cheerful smile and happy glance
no less. than the elastic step and the untailering
tread, what are they but the eloquent telltales OF
some vitalzing elxirg No secret Botany holds
the. charm, no scientific. alchemy creates the sprll
The dpys Of miracles are gone; iho magic mysteri-
ously working wonders, have passed away, and tho
age, a plain, practical Que give us simple ton ic
that, by a happy amalgamatlon, restores to energy
and strength the eneryatcd system. Take "Price's
81 Celebrated Aromac Stomach Bitters,' and YOU
bid An eternal farewell to such unwelcome guests
as dyspepsia indgcstion nervousness, NEURALGIA
flatuloncy and debility.
s JAMES W. TRrog& CO.,
.st8 - y Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors.
~ AeN lock Box iGG New Orleans, In
. Darlington, Marsalis & Co., Wholesale Crocers
s Dallas, Texas, Sole Agents for Northern Texas
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LEONA.
BY JAS. q. CLARK.

%, =.
following poem unsurpassed by any other produce
ton OF its class IN our language. II Is perfect In
rythm, Ooaul'inilh ngufe ana eSpression, ana we
know our readors VIII thank US ior us ieproduc-
tion.-DD
Tho hour we've waited so long,
Eor the angel TO open uoor through tue shy,
Ihat my spirit may brmk from its prison anu wy
Its voice In an inilnitesong.
Just now as the alumbors Of night
Tho curtain hafllited revealed to my sight
Those windows which look on the kingdom Of light,
That borders the river OF death.
vision fell solemn and sweet,
Bringing sloems Of morning.lt land;
And heard the low iul az they broke at their feet
Who walked on tho beautiful strand.
And wondered why spirits should cling
10 their clay with struggle and sigh.
And the soul ilics away like sparrow, to sing
In cline whore leaves never die.
Leona, come close to my bod,
And lay your dear hand on my brow;
And raised tho lost roses of youth from tho dead,
Can brighten tho brief moments now.
We have loved from tho cold world apart,
And Your trust was too generous and true
dart
Was ranking deep In my dcsolato heart,
Twas dearor than ever to you.
thank tho Great Father for this,
That our love Is not lavished in vain;
Aud the forms that wo love, and tho lips that we
kiss
Never shrink at the shadow Of pain.
BY the light of this faith am taught
In tho strength Vi this hope hayo / struggled and
fought
With tho lcgi onB ofwrong, till my armOr has caught
The CLEAN Of EternityB sun.
Leona, look forth and behold
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% Advertise in the DAILY HER.
AID.
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GEN. GRANT has pardoned some grand
rascal ct Boston, and the Hub-ties are in
disnant. Be easy, gentlemen when you
elected Cakes Ames to represent the dis
trict in Congress once honored by Fisher
Ames and John Quincy Adams, and send
Butler and Dawes as your picket men, it's
no great imatter who is in or out Of the
penitentiary. "Tantara rogues ALL" runs
the old song, and you step to the tune.
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TO nIARERIEN AApplES

they are particularly suited. They will in short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt.
full to tho constitution. IT, oil cases of Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in tho back and limbs, ia.
tiguo on slight oxertiou, palpitaton ofthe Heart,
llystcrics and Whites they will eject cure when
oil other means have failed. Tho circulars around
each package give full directions and advice or VIII
be sent free to oil writing for them, scaled from Oh,
seryation. .errrtt. Ii.
N.B.--ln all cases where the Genuine cannot bo
obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the sole proprie.
tor, JOB NOSES, il Cortlanpt St., New York will
insure bottle OF the genuine, containing fifty Mills,
by return mail, securely scaled from any knowledge
ofits contents. ~ NJ $40 q 70
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A Boston dry goods drummer, after
waltzing six times with one lady at a ball,
was asked If he was fond ofdancing. "Oh,
no." replied the polished youth, n don't
care cuss for it, but my doctor advised
me to-day to take q sweat, and this is
cheaper than Turkish BATH I.
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We are permanently located In this city, and do
general Banking Business. We buy and sell Ex-
change on
New YORK, NEW ORLEANS,
ST. Louis, GALVESTON & HoUsToS,
And all the principle towns In Texas, and draw direct
On The Principle Cities Of Europe.
We deal in Geld, silycrnnd Currency, and
mako collections at all accessible points In tho tate
Dallas, October IS, 1s72-tf
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a Triulnpi,.

No medicine over oiflrod to tho people has won
for itself such reputation in 50 shorta time us Dir.
TUFTS EXPEOTORANr. Wherever IL has boon
In reduced, 1t has superseded allothe Cough rene
dies 1t not only cures tho Cough but thoroughly
purilos the Lungs, that no fears of t3 retdr need
BE- apprhonded.
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MEnPnls, February II, 1860,


Dr. Pm. H. Tut:
Sir-I have boon suffering for nearly two years
with severe cough and great dlnculty of breathing
My weight was one hundred and iorty-1ye poui,ds
and whom Icommcnced taking your hxpectorant
was reduced to one hundred and sixteen pounds. |
had ricd almost every,hing Ind terrible nigh
Bweats. L have taken hal dolou bottles. Tho mig hit
sweats have left mo, the cough has almost disAp.
pcared, ind have gained fifteen pounds In weight
believe il will cure my cough. | recommend it /,
allm my friends. With respect,
Ats OLIVER RICL.
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ROUTE EASTWARD.
THE ST. LOUIS ROUTE

Ia destined to become the popular one to all points
East. Passengers have free choice OF ronies over
tho Missouri, Kansas Texas Railway; Via Vinia
aud the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad, or via Sedaiio
and the Missouri Pacific Railroad Full informs
ton may DO obtained at tho offices Of the Hous ton
a. Texas Central Il. H., nj Paso Mail line, Nilsson
r. hansas texas hallway, or upon ADDRESS,
Mo. FEB. s, '73.2l:ly.
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TT Leads to II appiness'
A Boon TO The Whole Race Of Woman
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S .
FEMALE REGULATORS :!

II
II will bring on the henses relieve all pain NJ nv
monthly "Period;n cure Rheumatism and Neural
Gin of back and Uterus Leucorrb9a or w hltes,
aud partial Proapsus Uterl; check excessive now
and correct all irregularities peculiar to iadles;
IL will remove all irritation of kidneys ana pau,
der; relieve COstyeness purify the blood giyo w."
and strength to the whole system ciea, tns
imparting rosy hue to tho check, and cheeriu'he"
to the mind. ,,.... a.
II isas sure cure in all tho above diseases |"
Qninine IL in chlllS aud fever. At.
Ladies' can cure themselves Of all the above as
eases without revealing their complaints to any pe'
son, which Is always notifying to their prlds uh'
modnesty ,.ha
1t Is recommended by tho best physicians ana tno
clergy. r. Nh, % ,s7o
BRADFIELD & Co., Atlanta, Ga.-Dear sirs -
tako pleasure in stating that have used Ior tEe as'
twenty years, the medicine you are now putting vi
known as Dr. j. BTadheld's Female Regulator, am
consider il the best combination ever COTTON togetn
or for the diseases for which 1t is recommended. !
have been familiar with the prescription both asa
oractito ner Of medicine and in domestic practicf,
ard can honestly say that consider TIA pooh ~
suffering females, and can but hope that every lazy
Ia ogr whole land, who may be suffering in any WY
peculiar to their sex, may be able to proeurea bot,
tle that their suilerings may not only DO reviewer
but that they may be restored to health alu
strength. With my kindest regards,
am respectfully, W. b. FRRRELL, NJ "
FEAR MARIETTA, Ca, March q, 1870.
Messrs. WIN. ROOT & SoN.--Dear sirs sone
months ago bought bottle Of Rradfeld's fsmsle
Regulator from you, and have used II In my fanny
with the utmost satisfaction, and have recommend
cd il to three other families, and they have ioundn
lust what it Is recommended The females who nave
nsed your Regulator are in perfect health, and ne
able to attend to their household duties, and wecr
daily recommend II to the public
Yours respectfully, Rev. II. b. JOHNSON
We could add thousand other certificates, lut
we consider the above amply sufficient proof Off
virtue. All w0 ask is u trial.
For full particulars, history of diseases, aud Ger.
Gctes Of It's wonderful cures the reader is referred
to the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured ana sold by
BRADEEXLD g. CO
Price $3.50. Atlanta Go
Sold by all Druggists.
Apr 20,llS12-32eow-lyr
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye has no Bad Odor,

Trade supplied by II. +. GroRGE, Galveston
WngELoCK, FlNlAy b Co., N o., CONNER & WAL
kerr, and IL % iosKNs& Co., Dallas and all drug.
giss throughout tho STATE
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REwARE OF C0UNTEEFEITS.
Tor M0SES' Sir ;gnmGs Sisrlse's

oxtcnsrely couSrERrETED. Dishonest Druggists on
dedror 10 sell Tho coatefei 10 ra4egeoier PROFITS. 7he
genuine haze Ge name Of Job Moses on each pack
ace. All Others are worthless limitations. The gem
iuine pile al uLiang in tho cure ofa those pain
full and dangerous diseases to which tho female con-
stituton is subject, They moderate all cxcosses aud
remove all distractions, from whatever cause
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r ELIEF in TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's PULMONrC WATERS

g,ire Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis so,o
throat, hearseness, difficult breathing, Ineibient
Consumption and Lung Diseases They h evgc nus
sSs,o OF medicine, and any child viii take them.
thousands have been restored 10 health thn, hal ha
fore despaired. Testimony given IN hnn rss. n DO
Ass for BRyAss PuLnoSio wArEns Price ~ ran,;
. Now York. 'o'"ahu' ST.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-17
A4AFR ITEMa.

The farmers In the nsighborhood OF st. Georges
talk OF organizing Farmera' Club.
Fresh cod fish from Lewes, are sold in the Mil
ford market for ten cents pound
Money sold at the last meeting Of the Building
Loan Association Of Milford Tor 80 and S5 pre-
MUM
The aggregate assessed value Of the property
OF Milford as returned by Mr.. Bickle, the Asses
sor, for 1873, is Sl,776,9G8. -
The Baptist Visitor published by Rev. Dr.
EAppsi at Wyoming, is TO be removed either 70
Wilmington or Baltimore.
Edward Bayard, col, stole pair Of IS gaiterS
from the store Of s. NJ. Reynolds, at MiddlOtOWD,
for which he has been committed to New Castle
On Sunday last, horse belonging to Mr. w. E.
ReVbold, OF Delaware City, took fright at buffa-
10 robe, and ran away, breaking the carriage to
pieces.
The young members of ST. Georges Presby-
teriau Church, have formed "Young Peoples
Association" numbering forty-six members, for
the promotion OF the interests of the church
Mlddletown is to have q series Of practical de-
bates, on practical questions. The iirst will be
-Ought the Representation in the Senate md
House OF Representatives of Delaware be based
on population alone p
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-17
THE WAsmINoToN pAa1
MEWPoRT,
PROBABLE INCREASE OF THE INDUSTRIES OF THE
TOWN.

PROBABLE INCREASE OF THE INDUSTRIES OF THE
TOWN.
Inspired by the rapidly increasicg business i'm
portance OF her ancient sister, New Castle, New
port Is beginning to open her eyes to the necessi
ties OF the times, and endeavoring to keep pace
with the improvements which are now progress
ing all around her. The most recent evidence az
this awakening sphit is the erection of MarshaIPs
new Rolling Mills OF themselves, q most extensive
branch Of industry, which will soon be ready for
the commencement of active operations.
Upon the heels of this enterprise, which, of il.
sell, ls an Important era TO the NeWporters, comes
the report that the Cooperative car works are
almost certain to be established there. Coates
Vlle, oxford, kennett Squsre, Avondale, and 9th
er places, heretofore mentioned IN this Connection
have all been abandoned, for want of water com
mnnieation
With thess large industries lseatsd within her
suburbs, Newport will dOubtless shake off the
'ethargic sumber which has 90 long kept her al
stand STILL and rapidly advance to the position of
BUSY prosperous and thriving town. The
people have deemed it necessary to apply for an
act OF incorporation for the town Such an act
was passed several years ago. but it was never car
Tied into effect. end Is now null, by lapse Of
TINA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-17

a; SMART Doa-The Springfield RepUblican,
tells of dog there whose master purchases hls
family hupples ut one of the two meat markets
out lev doors apart and hns been in the habit Of
gong there every noon with q dve-cent piece
winch his owner gave him, Ia his mouth, and re-
carving IN return dIansr OF meat. Bat one day
be blHpdeFsd into the other market. Too proud
70 retreat ho lRld bis WoRsy ON the counter, and
was furnished dinner by the proprietor, who
was familiar with bis habits Buf, either through
generosity, or more iberal spirit of dealing With
customers OF sVery sort the dinDer was consider
aOly more bountt1I than he was IN the habit OF
receiving at his old quartsrn and from that dav
70 TINS he has regularly patronized the market
winch experience had shown him gave him the
most for his money.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-17
sooIgTIEs.
lEERFINaa rHra RHnnInn

Cherokee Tribe, NO4.l ORM, at Red Mems
Hail. 4l5 Market street.
kenaPe Tribe, No 6, / . r n, in fourth story
SaVills building, 9th and Market street
Wilmington apd Brandywine Council, No. 3, o
U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets
Frsnklin Council, No. Q, o q 4 ", at Nechan-
les Hall, 2l9 King street x
Wilmington Council, No D, Jr, "a N, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets
Enterprise Circle, U @ A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No l, K of p. at knights
of Pythias Hall. No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, q +, at Good Eel.
lows Hail. Sd and Market
0ld ChaEGh Rivipiop, No Is, Of T Seventh
below SprueR.
18th and Scott streets. ~ AZ fi''H
Washington Lodge, No ], 4 p A. st hail.
Second and King streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-17
SherTfI'S sale.

- By virtue Of q writ Of 10 saFi Faeias TO mt
N. directed. will le exposed 70 Prblic Sale n
ii the Lafayette Hotel. No. ST 6hipIey street
Jvi,3i Kept q James 2. Pierso9; ia the city O
On WEDNESDAY, the 18Th dSy Of Fehrnarv A n
BpIS; e o'clock. p. M, the following described
All that certain lot of land kituAtaA in the city Of
Wlimlngton. county and State Aforesaid bounded
and described - follows. 70 wit: BsRinninR on III
RoIthery side 9t Ninth street between Adams and
Jackson streets. ~ thirty eight teet wide aIIey;
thonce BY the said sd0 thereof east0rlY thirty two
Ieeti thenee southeriy parallel 70 jackson street
one hnnaIed teet to the said side Of Ninth street,
GINNING be the same more eE less, with the pryi-
Ieee moreover Of the use Of said alley IN eommon
win other property owners thereon, forever
Seized and taken into execution as the property
OF Abram =; WOolstOn and Riia s. y. bis wife. and
{. - and 70 be sold By ~ ~ - = y 7 -'l-Ef
:, ROBRRf L. ARMSTRONG. sbe,iR
Sheriff. Once. New Castle. Jan. Is. AID. lS73.ieh3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-17

JUSTICE SLOW, RUT SURE.-About year ago
eA-MAyor Valentine issue a warrant for the ar
rest OF VIM. h. BYard, col, for the Iarcency of a
SILVER watch from Anna Mara BIackiston, col.
Inc warrant, however was never perVsd, from
the IAct that William maze himself scarce, aEd
succeeded in eluding the vigilance of the Officers
On Friday afternoon, trivial assault and battery
ease was tined before Mayor Sinms, in which
byard appeared as . witness. lie was reeogniz-
Cd and At the conclusion Of the trial was arrested
ana trled ior the offence committed year ago.
Che plaintiff appeared and identified the prisoney.
who wac held 70 bail IN the sum Of $500 for ap.
Peara1ce at Court Justice, in this case was
slow, but sure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-17
AMUAEMfRfG:
wkNDILL PH1ILrpa Ar rHE oPERA HOUSE.

wkSDKLL PHILLIPS AT TIN oPERA HOUSE,.
This evening, at the Grand OpsrA House, Wen
dell Phillips, OF Boston, who, as public lecturer
mas &cnieVed more popularity and renoWn than
any other on the American stage, will deliver his
celebrated criticism on .eFronde vs the Genius o.
Liberty" This % said to he one Of MIR. Phillip
greatest productions, and an able and convincing
reply to the English historian. II should, and
DOUBTLESS will be, listened TO by large audi
THK ENGLISH OPERA
Ihe sale Of reserved seats for the performance
OF the English Opera Company. on Tuesday. even.
lng, has been very large, and enough seats have
already been sold TO secure the attendance Of a
fair audience. The opera 20 be presented on thi.
occasion Is "The bohemian Girl" one of Mich
ael Bane's most charming productions, in which
"The Heart bowed down with Weight of Woe
"Then You'll Remember me-" 81 dreamed that
dwelt in Marble Halls, and other popular and
pleasing airs are rendered. There will be no cut
%ting of of any part OF the performance, but the
full text Of the opera will be given. Librettos OF
The Bohemian Girl" the only correct and com.
Pete edition, can be obtained at Rebelen & Bros,
music store, No. sos, Market street Price only
10 cents Reserved seats for the opera at Bough.
man, Thomas Il Cos Book Store, No. 42l, Market
street.
GREAT SCIENTIFIC NOVELTY.
On Wednesday evening, at the Masonic lem.
ple' q. Chauncey Burr, President of the Anthro.
biological Society of America, will deliver his cell
ebTated lecture entitled "Men and Monkeys-an
answer to Darwin" All who disbeleve the Oar
W'nian theory of transmission from brute to hu-
man existence, should he presented, and hear
their cause expOnndsd. The lecture will be il
lustrated by charts aud diagrams The proceeds
are for the benefit of Home for Old Men and
Women.
THE WARRINGTON BAaL.
While various other amusements have heen oc-
cupying the public mind aud attention, the man
ayers OF the washington s. F.. Z. Co.'S hall, have
been making ell necessary arrangements for the
affair, which takes place a. the Masonic Temple,
on Friday evening next, Feb. 2lst. This will
without doubt, be the finest bail, and one of the
most pleasing entertainments of the season. No
pains will be spared to render it a success, a nd
arrangements have been perfected, sufficient to
insure the comfort and pleasure of all who may
attend.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-17
LoeAL larELLIo HNoa.

People generally remained within doors, yester.
Wendell Phillips lectures at the Masonic Tenn.
pls this evening.
Flooded cellars and leaky roofs were generally
complained Of, to-day.
The Water Witch Fair commences at the inst,
tote Hall, on Thursday evening.
Rufus Somerby & Co.'S Peculiar Entertainment
will return TO this city, this week.
The opera of the bohemian Girl, will be pre-
sented at ;ho Opera House. Tomorrow night
lhe trial of the new Water Witch steamer win
this city.
Davenport played Macbeth to a crowded house.
at the Academy Of Music. Philadelphia, on Satur-
day night.