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Seffer1onbiIIe, Snb., 27. sunni.

Sefferjonbil1e, Snb., q. sSuni.
Wdbrenb eines beftigen @e,uitters am
geftrigen M6euo flbr ein Blibltrabl in
Elm 9aus III ber @oritabt, Sertriimmerte
,oas &atnin uno Elm SopDa auf tuel6em
i&inber 16liefen. Die Rinber blieben un=
beriebrt, ..tpdbrenb Sra1 Ofeltan, tpelae
nit elmer brennenben 2a,npe bur9 bos
3immer gtn9, pon Dem 8libitrabl eetrof=
fen beiinnungslos nieberfiel unb 8ran6=
punben an einem Mrm bopon truq.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-03

9eemf Dorf ~. Suni. @ielise
anidbige geborene Staliener baben an
ben Brdlioenten @rant unb be,, @ouper=
neur Dir 9enfl9riften ge1anbt, in tpel=
der bic Nnlidt aus9elpro6en 1T, baB
prompte uno tuirs lame OfaBregeln ergrif=
fen tueroen niihen, lm Dem i9dnbli9en
Sanbel init ttalienil6en .&inbern ber
stui19en Stalien uno ben Ser. @taaten
Setrieben miro> Elm Gnoe 5u ma6en.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-03

S:itnspille, Pa. 27. SUM-. Gin
8libitrabl serI6n1etterte beute Na9mit=
tag tudbrenO zines @etpitters ben 5bnrm
oer oeuti lutberil6en Stride, fubr
oann III bic Stride, binab unb perlebte
ben sur 3eit anpeIenben paitor 6eunoer=
berltna. faG -g ........ f.. 4,.s=f /
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2Sp6eatfbam.
(Auslonb.)

| - Il
Sic 3eit bet lauren @urfen lit ba.
lin bie}e 3eit 9ibt es nanali9 ,ueni9
Neuiateiten III BET 9roben Politif. - Sn
@panien bauert ber &f s!pi{Gen ben
&arliite1, unb- ben &esierun9struppen
nod fort unb per enbli9 9err oes San
oes blei6en mirb, mag l9wer su beitimmen
I lein. - ST, Stalien gebt Die liberale &e=
ungsmaI@iene 10 burdeinanoer, bab
pieoer ale Mtinijter bent &duberf0nige
lire @elisnation eillserei@t baben. 9ie
9obnfut56er in gleapel 6aben einen
@trife beeounen. Terner miro aus Sta :
lien beri6tet> bab elm beftiges @robeben
i'm n6rbliden Stalien itattgef fuuben bat.
scSn Sseletto 25 Mfeilen n6roli9 npn We=
neoi9 ,uuroe cine Stride baour9 serit0rt
,pobei 3S per1onen bas 2eben perloren.
sSn 4 90rfern bel Wittoria Derloren beim
Grobeben IA 9erlonen bag. 2eben. II
ssranfrei6 perbaftet mod INNER Wtitglie=
I Ser Der 5bredli9en Commute. - Sn
@eutldlano tueib s man nod immer ni@t
red)t, tpie man Die @a9emit ben religions
feinbliden @e1eben ansreifen iou. Ser
5toat unb bic Stride Ieben iid bort
oeocnlbr, mir ber @olf uno bag @9aaf:
Sie @elebe linb jest ba, ober, toie 1oa
man lie ausfiibren, penn Der 9Sloerltano
boqeaen allgemein lit? Man bate IN
Berlin cine frie9enoe l1ntertuiirfigtett
ber 8ildDfe: ertuartet, aber bic gnt
tdu1d)uug lieB ni9t lange onf ,ll4 mar
ten. Ser liberale @taot ertlarte Der
Stride ben &rieg uno oiele nabm >ul0er
grtparten bic &riegsertldrung an: Gs
bleibt bem @taate jebt feline anoere 9Sabl
als Sic religionsfein0li9en @etpaltgelebe
,pieber ab5udnoern, ober Die. tpirtlt9e
uno tbatld9li9e Yerfolgun9 Der STRIDE
eintreten gu laijen. .9ie Werfolgun9 aber
bat Der Stride nod ,liemafs S9aoen 9e=
bra6t. Sic Nerfol9er perl@winoen NIT
ser 3eit BON Der Grbe, ,penn aber Der
@turm poriber 1T, bat Die STRIDE einen
Sriumpb errun9en. 9ie1e Nell9lons9e=
1ebe jino; tpie mir 16on mebr1nals ben,ert=
ten,, ni6t bios gesen bic tatb: &!r@e
ionoern eben 10 iebr gegen bic glaub'9en
Proteitanten seridtet. Sem Yrote=
itantismus 1T bir9 oie1e @e1ebe iebe
Selhittdnbieteit 9enommen; er. lit rein
sur Staotsrelision berab9eoriidt. @ebr
166n 1pri9t bieriiber bic protei itantii6e
uDeutl6e 3eituns" III 9annoper: ~9ur6
bic pollSogene @anctionirung uub Pub=
li5irun9 oer tirGenpolitii i6en @eiebe BET
preuBil9en Monar6ie tritt bic epanseli=
i6e Stride DeutIdlanbs III eine neue
Gpo6e ibrer 9ei6i@tli6en Gnttpidellln9
etn. Sc be9innt nun Der &f Der ,
Stride gegen Die @taatsmadt, bic lie gu
peri9lingen ODER aber in cine unterge=
prbnete Gteluns auf ibrem @ebiete ber= :
absubriiden iudt i. -. 9ln ben epangeli= !
l9en OberDirten luiiroe es nun 1ein> ge9en : :
PIE fir6enpolitii6en @elebe NIT einem
3eugniiie por5useben na9 bem ebren= ..
pertbem 8eilpiele oer tatbolii9en 8i= {
6Dfe Preubens. - @4g< :
Berlinii@es. Sn einer Bolts {
'erlammlung bat 6er 8erliner Gocial= {
,smofrat 81 i6ler Menbel bic frans6iI@en +,
Otiliarben gum $bema elmer &ebe ae= q
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SSpbeaafOaae.
'(Snla,,b.)

- ~SSUSUeaaVgU0es>
(Snlaub.)
: So19eabes 1T ein .amtli9er Beri6t
iiber Die biesjdbrige @eiSenernote: Ser
Mintertueisen 1T gum sr6Bten Sbeile ein=
geDeim1t. 8on 742 gplrties, aus ,pel9en
8eri6te einseloufen- 1inb,. boben 2O2
mebr ols eine 9ur6l6nittsernte unb 3O5
unter elmer 1olGe1l. Non 800 Counties,
aus tpel6en 8eri6te iiber ben @pmmer=
pei5en einseloufen 1ino, ,,,elben lis cine
9ur619nittser1bte, lO3 nebr unb 6S
tueni9er als cine 1ol9e. Sic 9lusli9tcn
fiir Die Grnote oes Sabres 1873 linb Sc
men int Suni 1872, mo bos 9epartement
Den porausf4tli@en@rtra9 auf22O,OO0,=
600 8ul6el lGdbte gum Minoelten
9lei9. Ser 1pdtere .@tono oer @aaten
fteieerte Die er1te @eranfblasuns in Dem
mod ni9t per6ffentli9ten 8eri6te fir
bas Sobr 1872 auf f249, ,l97 ,O2O Bu|Gel.
@ei ale;6 siinitisem Stanbe, barf man
ben biesjdbri9en @rtra9 NIT. @i9erDeit
ouf 25O>00O,O0O 8ui6el feiiellen. =
$n BetreH Ser finon5iellen Sage ber
9o,uarb=uniperl litD, fat r1a,1 intere7 7ante
Gntoedlln9en ge1na9t. 9idelbe tpuroe
bon @eneral @otuarb fila ben nnterri9t
BON 9fe9ern 9e9riinoet unb erbielt in=
Direct pom Gonsreiie our6 MiBoppro=
priation BON Sonbs unb ouf anbere
@eile beinabe $1>00O,O0O. Sic 5u
Sage getretenen GinselDeiten ergeben
nun, bab oas Snititut; trob ber unge=
Deuren @ur,,1,e1t tpel6e es empfansen,
cine @uloe,lot bon $4,000 bat, unb
boB Der Nertpaltungsratb bas Na95ab=
l1lu9siDItem 6es Gpngrelles no6geobmt,
,lto Dem General 9otparb $4,000 Go=
lair fir friibere S obre ausse5ablt fat.
Gan 5rancisfo, ~. S,tni. 6a=
milton in Nepaoa liest in 9ll6e. 9as
Sseuer brad III Dem gigarrenlaben BON
M Gobn aus un6 ser beftige @inb iae=
te Die Slammen our6 pie gan5 @tabt.
Dos Seueroepattement mar nidt i'm
@tanoe 6en1elbeu Ginbolt III tbutl unb
10 'purben Die 9auptsel9aftspldbe SER
1tDrt. Ser 8erluf miro auf 100000
ge1ddkt jeoo6 sin9 sliidli6er@eile fein
Menl l6enleben berlore,1. +.
Nem Mlbanp, Snb., 80. SUM. =
un9efdbr un, 2 llbr am beutigen Mor=
gen 5ogen 25-4O permummte unb be-
tuaffnete Pe,lonen ,,a6 Dem GefangniB
in Salem, Sno., berlangten bic G1lii1=
fel be1Ielbea bonn ailiitiren6en S6eriff: |
Da CT lie ni9t ber9eben tpollte, lu9ten
un6 fnnbeu Sie hen G6)Jiiflpf arr ii1li,prp,1
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-03

GuS, III UeU NIDetIeIN JtlUtS ju Vute
sefonlmen> uuo Mlles tperbe fir bos
Militdr per,penoet, bomit bie{es bos Wolf
nteberbolte. 9as 3iinbnabel9etpebr
tperbe aber na9eerabe aud 5u WerFanoe
tommen, bann tuerbe Die jebt berrf@enbe
partei eben 10 tief itiirsen, wie fie iebt
bod 5tebe, uno f6nnten bann &rone unb
Purpur 1i9 r,a9 &iyborf beseben unb
an ben Garaden itubiren, mas MDb=
nun9snot1 1ei. Sn Dem lebten Palius>
oer BON ben iiberma9enben Yoliaeibe=
amten tuDrtli@ nieoergeIdieben moroen
mar, erblidte Die 9tntlagebeb6rbe cine
8eleioi9uns bes &aiiers, in Tol9e Der
Mlenbel unter Nntla9e 9eTellt pur6e. st
rdumte i'm Sermin Die M69lidteit Elm,
iene Worte 9ebraudt 5u baben, tporonf
ber @taatsan,ualt tue9en b;sier or9en
8e59impfun9 bes &oi3ers bier Wpnetc
@efdn9nib beantra9te. Ser Mn9etla9te
beitreitet, in ieiner &ebe an bic per{on
oes Monar@en AUDI nur seoa9t gu Do=
ben; er bobe ein5is uub allein Die jebt
berrl9enbe @eloori itpfratie, tpel9e ia in
Wien bereits getiir5t lei, i'm Mu9e &C.
babt. Mu9 nur bon ibrem 8urpur uno
ibrer &rone, nit benen bic vBerliner
Wespen" ben 1,o9 Qonbon per5o9enen
9r. @trousber9 ab9ebilbet babe er 9e=
ipro9en. Ser @eri9tsbof mar in6eB
anberer lteberjeu9unG erfannte ouf
@6uloig BET Majeitdts6eleioisung un6
perurtbeilte ben 9nsetlasten 5u bier
monotli&er @efdnsnibitrofe.
Aus @6ttin9en 7. Stunt. miro
se19rieben: Sin re@t ers1bliber Doriou
bege9nete am 81. Mfai, 6em Geburts=
ta9e &eors's ", einem bielisen Stuben=
ten. 9er}elbe ftebt froben Mutbes at
1einem Sent fter unb i9out, pbne Qlrges
81 abnen, auf Die @traBe, ols pl0blid
ein Yoli5eimanr NIT aornger6tbetem
@eiidt ing 3immer itiir5t unb ben Mh1=
icnlobn brobeno fra9t tpas oen Die MEL
fil6e 9emonit nitration Dor 1einer @obnung
gu bebeuten babe. Ser iiberrol9te afa=
oemil6e 8iirger 16out pcrtpunoert bin=
aus - unb IieDe ba! - es liegen eini9e
,ueibe uno gelbe .Yapierl6nitel auf Dem
pfaI Iter, init benen bie&inber 1eines9aus=
,uirtbes selpielt batte,,. Ser Stubent
bri6t in Elm i6allenoes Gjeladter aus
unb beid,pi6tt9t ben nod INNER in brp=
benoer 9oltlln9 boitebenben poli5iiten
nit oer Grtldrung, er ,polle Die an itDbi=
gen Papierl@nitel Iofort bereinl9 affen
lnb ii@ eini9e 6ibibus boraus mo- den
aHe11 UNI 10 Die ,pelfi19e 9emonitra tion
n &ou6 oufseben gu loiien. Ser
pa91ame 9iener oes @eIebes ]9eint bo=
nit 5ufrieoen getpelen gu lein; oenn balo
par ct ipurlos peri6wunoen."
&Dln 16. Sini. Ser 5iejise Ser
in ~Golumbia" bat seitern Mor9en flint
lit in 9Drter bel resntril6em uno trii=
em Wetter 265 Brieftauben fliegen la1=
en-. @@on um Elf l1br lparen ca. 80
teIer @egler in &Dln an9elangt. Sic
rlten tuaren bereits UNI ,1el1l ll6r bier.
oDrter 1T Don &0ln ettpa 100 en9lii6e
Neilen entfernt. Gs baben allo. Die
bnellfen Die ier 8rief ftauben III ieoe.
5tunoe 20 en9l. Nfeilen suriid9ele9t,'
,as Der ooppelten @9nelli9teit eines
i lnbabn5u9es glei9 fommt.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-03

+ Mm @onn&as ben 29. Stunt itarb in
leiner Wobnun9 in gopinsto1, &D,
9err Seiiei g. Grant, Der @ater bes
9rdlibenten Grant, int 9llter ppn 70
Sabren. Ct fat fruber bas &erberge=
iddft betrieben, mar ,aber ieit 1866 Yoit=
meiiter BON Gppil1gton. @..' IS
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t:&iplehO., 26 SUM-. @eitern er=
tranfen bier i'm 6luiie ber tatbolii6e
8farrer Peter @eDer uno iein Bruoer
Sobann. &ep. @eDer mar 81 Sabre alt,
tuuroe I'M Npril 1870 in &om gum Prie=
iter getueibt unb ,uar fait 2 Sabre als
pfarrer in &ipleD, >. r. /. T. Il.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-03

Yiq,lo. 80 sSuni. Wom 6 Suli an
biirfen bier bes Sonntaes tpeoer 8ier..
Mein nod anoere seiitige @etrdnte per=
fauft tper6en. Cine babin5ielenoe 0rbi=
tana paiiirte unieren @tabtrotb am 10.
SUM-.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-03

: 2opelanb, o., 80. Suni. - Safe
Conner, Elm iun9es Mao6en, soB am
@amita9 aus einer Ranne etpas &oblen=0
81 auf Die i6Ipa6 9linmenben &oblen,
I'M oas Seuer an5ufa6en, als plDbli6
Die Same eeplooirte, tuobur9 ods W&do=
&en lebenssefdbrli6e 8rano'unnben ba=
BON trug. -
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-03

Memp pbis, Se,,n, l. Suli. @e=
itern tpuroen Dier % Perionen besraben,
bon oenen 7 an Der gbolera seitorben
iino. Sic &ranfbeit ni1nmt bier llno in
ben am Glub selesenen @tdoten rai6 ab.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
The Recent Shooting case.
TIE AERAIR SETTLED, AND THB PRIsoxERs RE.
LEAsRp

TIE AFFAIR SETTLED, AND THE PRISONERS RE.
LIZARD.
On the night Of the 18th of March last. Owen
McCHllen. Of this city, was ahot In the face and
slightly injured, By young man named Geo.
Wagner. Who accompanied By q younR man nam.
Cd Jones, was creating distarbancs In the Ga
loon Of Ara. Amelia Ro@itaE, on Fifth street he.
tween haxlst and King. Ths paFtiaS were az
rested. tried, and oommfted to iail IN dafsnlt Of
bail for their appaaraooo at Court.
George Wagner, who did the shooting -vEas A
young man OF rospoetAble family, and his parents
reside in Baltimore. He Was stopping n wa.
mington Temporarily, prior 20 going down 20 Mi.
ford. where he had obtained woFk. Falling IA
with some fEiends on the night mentioned, be be.
came intoxicated, and Il Was while IN this eondi-
ton that he oocnrrsncs happenhd. BE ana ~
Wrto 70 his friends at home OF his situation, but
vent over 20 New Castle, and has been a iail
there ever sinca. his parents wholly Ignorant ol
his whereabouts, and only learning Of the eAss IN
Upoa bSoauine a,aars of his situation. a !
friends Of Wagner dstarminod 70 make odorts -
eHsct the eetiIalnant 0f the ease and tte Telanar
Of the pFisumara. They Grst prapnsoda Memorial.
testifying e hls previous good character, which
was signed by many Ct TIE best and most inausn-
tai clti1sns of East Baltimore. On Tuesday last
WagnosSs esothsE. aooompaniSa ~ tu6 fIdb.
cane % this city, and bell "A inteFVisW with Me-
MeCnllla, ~ young man, who was ahot, after
which al fslE eallsd upon Attornsy Ganeral
!sols s.Aled EAs &c e hiss md aaks4 - v
thal nE. npcullip easlned sottismont 81 fho
caaa, and vas unWilIlnR % prosecute tho Atfornev
General granted ths roqusa. Wednasday After.
neon. the party aeeompanis4 by Af. Rosnifsf,
went 70 New Caslis, entarea bond, satiSnsd ths
leased. Wagner has lsff for home, : wiser ana
perhaps bsttsr nan, thoEsaghly sorry for he
oonaaot, and po1oasd of 3 Lesson that viii aouht.
leas bonoat hin lpE Ne.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

AN OLD HoUsE.-On East Ninth street, near the
corner Of Church, stAnda large old-fashionsd
two story brick house. which iS probably the old
est structure now standing within the city limits
The date Of its erection 4 not exactly known but
il was prior TO the erection o. the Swedes Church
Formerly long porch extendad along the entire
front Of the house. About 1926, the honss obtain,
ed the reputation Of being hanntsd, ana for . Iona
time, was un0ccupied. StEange noises we've heard
and it was said that ghost would appear and sx-
tingush the light held b. any pelaOn going up in
to the garrett, at might The beliaf in the haun
ted condition Of the house became 90 prevalent
that. peTSons were afrfid to pass By there after
nIRhtfalL Daniel Dingee Was the frat man u
occupy it after l826. and his sons declared that
strange noises were frequently heard IN the up
er portion Of the bniIding 7 E
At one time 1t was occupied as q tenant house
with family in every room II Is stated thai
during the war Of the RevOlutlOD, Gen. Washing
ton made this house his headquarters during the
stay OF his army II this vicinity. or this, how
ever, there seems 10 be some doubt, az there Il
another old house, on Jnstison street, above
Front for which the sams honor is claimed Tn,
first mentioned building IL, OF conrse, In a very
dllapidated condition, and il being torn down.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
o0oIKTIRo.
anRTEaaa - mnuma.

JeGon0a Lodge, Ne. 2, I. D. D. nt Oad
FoiloWs' Hall Third end King
Ksohsk Tribe, No. s, I o.h.Hs at Red AGsu''
Hall. as Marlst stroaE
WLlnlnslon Division. Ne. /. S. q +. e III /
and Market streets.
Wilmingtm CouncIl, No. 1, or A. n. 1,
Mschaniea Han, 4lo King street
Hope Council, No. 2, u. o. y. A. N.at Han
Fflth and Marlst stroots.
Lady Washington Home Commnnion, nt 6dl
Market street.
ClAyton Lodgs, No. 4, X. Of p, e KnighiS ID
Pyihias Hall, 2il MaFket street..
1dsn Lodgo, no s.. I Q or, at Oddl RsIloWf
Ha1l, "a and king 81,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
LOCAL IMfGLLIoRRCR.

Beautiful Eeather, today. n as ~
Tomorrow Is Good Friday. 81
The City Council meets this evening
The Historical Society meets this evening.
Rhubarb plea win erSiOng set peoples teeth on
edge.
The Legislature will probably adjourn, to-
morrow. kNN
Soda water dealers are beginning to brush up
their fountains.
The steamboats, viii soon commence fheir
trips to Philadelphia.
The cheerful Ice cart viii soon be following
around the milk peddlcr's wagon.
The regular monthly meetings of Star and
Young Mems Loan Associations will be held this
evening.
Rev. John Shilling, Preacher in charge, is max
'-R an earnest effort to remodel the NJ. E church
e. Princes Anna, Nd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

INSTITUTE CohMrrTEKs.-Ths following stand
ing committees Of the Wilmington Institute
have been appointed by The President, Mr.. NJ.
n. Child, and were announ cea Tuesday eve
ninR:- ~
Ways and Means-Wm. Canby, H. M. Jen-
kins, G. w. Rowland.
Llbrary-W. Nj. ClnbyS Geo, N. Bates, W R
Bullock.
Rooms and Fixturss-Edw. TatnAll, Jr. Will
liam Candy, Q. ". HOWlahd.
Donations and ArchiVes-H.A. jenkins, S. A
MeAlliSter, Danl. Woodall.
Pnnting-Rev, 7. q. Litteu, l. c. Grubb,G II
Bates
Newspapers and Periodicals-John c. Cole, W.
s. Auchinclosa, Rev. 4. q Littell
Those committees serVO for one year
In place Of M. n. Child, slectad President, @
H. Bates was elected member of the Executive
Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

The GRAND JURT.-LIst Of the names Of Grand
Jurors drawn from the boxes deposited in the
ProthonOtarys oftiee, by the Levy Court OF New
Castle County, for the year 1879
Esau Sharpley Perkins, Samuel NJ. Talley, Bran.
dywine HID; Phillip Plunkett, George w. Sparks
Wilmington; Ashton Richardson, David Lyman
Christiana lid; Aaron Klair, Stephen Springer
rison, John M. Evans, George e. EVans Whit,
Clay Greek Hd.; Mahlan Batten, Jonathan L. Eli
son, Pencader Hd.; Joseph /. Taggart, George
Tyabout, New Castle Hd.; John T. Chairs, Alex
M. Biddle, Red Lion Hd Charles Beasten, Wilson
Z. Vandegrif, James B. AlricbS, 81. Georges Hid.
Joseph Roberts, DIR. G. V. CnwfOrd, Jane
Brockson, AppOquinimink Hd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
the uo.ABSfAelVo oolnpAnV.

ATa LOCATION NoT YE9 UE0KDRD upoR--OxKoRD,
RowEvEP, THE PAonAB1R PLAcE.
We published, in the GAznT1E q yesterday, brief
articles from the Oxford Press, and West Chester
NeaOs, to tho effect that the WorkingmeAs Enter
prise Co-oporAtive Car Company, OF this city, had
finally decided to locate their proposed works In
the Borough Of Oxford, Chester County, Pa, and
that the preliminary arrangoments between the
COMPANY and the citinens OF the Borough, had
been agreed upon. This anheuncauent We ars
informed by prominsnt mombsr Of Che Compa-
ny, il rather premature, Though there is now no
doubt but that It will prove true, ere long.
This Company. as ~ already known is compoS-
Cd OF number Of wilmington meohanica, organ
izsd for the purpose Of proaecuting the manufac-
taro Of Railroad cars, on the cooperative plan.-
The number Of members is limited to fifty, each
one Of whom subscribed to $1,000 worth Of stock
IN the enterprise, payable In monthly instalmenta
knowing the necessity Of having large capital in
order TO prosecute their business successfully they
looked around them for place OF location, which
should not only afford facilities, for their enter.
prise, bat WhOss citizens would guarantee to loan
| the Company n sum of money suifieient for their
To this end, they visited various towns in Ches-
ter county, Pa, stating in each, their terms, and
the amount Of money they desired TO loan. The
citizens Of Oxford, from the first, have evncOd an
eagorness to secure the location OF the Company
| works at that place. No arrangement has beer
| arrived at, however, but on Tuesday, the Compa
ny's officer In this city received telegram from
Oxford, stating thAt the full amount OF the loan
they desired would be promptly offered by wealthy
citizens Of the Borough. The amount Of this loan
we are not at liberty TO state, but II is consdera
bly, more than the $4,000 mentioned by the Wes
Chester Nescs, and will be sufficient to start th
4 company fairly in business. Nor do the loaner
take sharea in the enterprise 10 the amount of th
money they loan, thereby giving them CONTROL
ing interest In tho affair. The loan will be
purely business transaction, for which legal rat
Of interest will be PAID In addition, they are 3
be guaranteed . temporary loan, should the ne
cessitits Of their buslnOss require it, after the
become fairly started,
This is the position Of the Company, a
present. in regard 10 . place of location
though It is now highly probable that In
short time the necessary contracts and agree
ments, between the members and the citizen
Offering the loans win be entered into. 1t
the intention to proceed Immediately to tn
erection of the necessary buildings, rs soon q
/ the contracts are Completed. These building
will be erected Of g su6acient size to prOsecul
/ an extensive business and the Company hop
to be enabled to employ quite a number {
{ hands from the beginning, d
eI Oxford, therefore, Is the probable, almO
certain, location Of this extensive C0mpan!
, and is exceedingly rejoiced thereat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
OBSTACLES 10 MAR8hAEE

Hannx Relief for Young Men from the
Effects of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impediments to Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed
envelopes - ,,.o,, ~ at
Ninth Rt Philadelp lphia, Pa, an Institution having
q high reputation for honorable conduct and pro
fessional skill. marO-dlaWhWSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD GOIDR BOOK
copy Of the Pennsylvanla Railroad Guide
Book, publication inVAluable TO every travel
eT. Il contains the STARTING times Of all trains
on the PennsylVania Railroad and connec-
tlons, besides minute directions for all routes,
with which they connect, North, East, South,
West.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
cITYITEMS.

ALFRED WALTON Druggist No. IS Marx
street. respectfully informs his friend and the pHOi'
In general that be keeps on hand all descriptions
medicines, md thar cOmpetent person " Al 81
times ready to prescribe for such siok as eau A. N
sore and that no charge IL made except the resaH'
nrioe of the medicines. the sane rice as they wOu
pay anywhere else. bat that ne one is visited q
their rasdenoe>
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

VISITING THEIR PAsToR.-The Methodists OF
Laurel made the second return of their pastor,
Rev. w E. England the occasion of donation
,isit. Entering the parsonage last Thursday eve
aing, they surprised him with the presentation Ui
lot of eaIables, clothing, fancy articles, &C., &c
Tue presentation was mad BY one OF the young
ladies' of the town. The occasion was most en-.
joyable one throughout
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
CITY NOTICES.
Pafu me Ao mIE e.

An elegant pleasing. simple and useful apparAto'
for didusing Iserfumery in the most economleai ~
and for N king cooling and soothing applicaponso
water or other liquids. for headache: inhamea eye
burns sensitive surfaces. &o. also TOR disinIeetlnt
aud PEI funing the sick room. For sale BY
E. BRINGHURsT & CO.,
Hnrnnr Sinh and Markell EtTeote.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

COULD NOT GET THE CHANGE.-Last even.
ing, young man named Harry Prescott, re-
Gently employed about the City Han, went
into the Delaware House with friend, 10 get
in payment, which the bar-keeper could not
change. Prescott, volunteered to 60 for the
change, took the bin, went out, and has not
been heard Of since.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

REAL EsTAR-A SALE OF so LOTS in a hand
some parI of this city will take place on the 17tb
Of April. Those who want to buy good lots thai
will soon be In demand for building purposes,
should consult the advertisement of NJ. NJ. Child
& Co., in another column. These lots will be
sold without reserve TO the highest bidder, and
should be looked alter by such wish TO
double their money by an Investment within a
very short time,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

RAILROAD AccIDENr.-Lewis Ruth, aged 20
years, brakeman employed by the Reading
Railroad Company, had both legs crushed, near
the Upper Station, about ave O'lcOek Tuesday
evening, while engaged in coupling cars. The
flesh ol both legs below the knee was mangled,
and the small bone of one leg broken; but Il Il
expected that both limbs can be saved. The
injured man was taken to the residence of bis
brother, No, 206 South Ninth street, Reading.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
Stanm AtomIzers,

For tha Inhalation OF 4tomiled fluids in the Teat-
neht OF chrouic diseases of the throat. air age'
40 iunFS Being selt- acting they produced Ssver
and continuous dow Of sF -ay without inconyaN
or labor During the lst two or three wears We
have suppied several dvEen of these atomilere ano
IN most cases with very satisfactory results.
ii BRINGHURST Il Co., APothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

ELEcrRDs-At the meeting of the Directors oi
lac Lorkiead and Fort Scott Railroad, held hl
lew York last week, Charles w. Poulson OF lh
ity, was elected Vice President and genera
Manager Of the road, which is now in process o.
obstruction. He lefl this city on Monday for
Kansas