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, 1873-04-30

ssrda, forenoon in Rroyo ncar gal!sbt,g r, four
tser mics from Tistrgh, on tho Pitsbufght Wsal,.
inaion baltimore Railroad Hor hknll frsotnred
ia Two places, and tho hair matted with blood. TTo
oained 10 hayo worked recently In Cumberland, NIL,
and Who passed through salts6,rs on Mona1 & fo5e r.,
Asndish m,rer. THO Rrl wsa II ycass old, An adopted
daushtor q Mrs Christian Kllno resng nosr sss, Z;
burg and IL sad 70 have father hvang somswaeT9 IN
Tho 0oronar hold an inquest on the ronafnn Of tho
murlorcl child, and yerdlat Of oah ca',esd ny some
party o. psrtira unknown 70 tho jury Nas rendorcd.
, 1873-04-30
AUSTRIA.

tHe.o York Herald Spscinl,j
VIENNA, April 2o.-The American scandal still occa-
rions great excitement in arsoorao circles. II n dis
cussed with sneers, smother indication Of the work
Ing Of democratic institutions Gen. Maycr, ncting
under advico OF counsel, haa peremptory refused to
surrender tho official papers With the List Of exhibitors
and allotment Of space Tho new Commissioners arc
completely hamperod, and will probably request the
interference Of Tho Ausrihn Government. DR.. Rup-
paneF, smother Of tho suspended Uonmaaionafs, has
Left Tor Switzerland. Van Buron Ia still hero.
Tbs Prince Rnd Princess Imperial Of Germany aud
The Count and Countess Of Fanders have arrived in
this city.
, 1873-04-30
AERlCA.

:. NEW 7oRK, April 29.-A recent arrival At Liver
Eng, from the Cape Coaat Of Africa brings
bf tic people hero being In state Of great excite
ment in consequence Of M e1pected invasion BY tho
Aana1tecs who were reported then to be only twenty
-Four hours' march Distant Tho Fanteea had been
everywhere beaten. Tho Ashuntoea number botween
oo0 and 1000 men, and It was supposed to be their
Intention to take Elmira from tho English. They ware
marching in four livsions the King being at tho head
u tho principal one.
, 1873-04-30

.KoMP-OAnn-1n this city, st Al! Saints Church. By
keap ana Hi: 6.ss s 4. q
HARRIS -HAKEN1 In thts city, on The 10Th instant,
Mary, eldost daughter oi MI YIN. Baker, formerly Of
HoasloIRh Mills North M0lton, Devon, England.
, 1873-04-30

TIE HAGUE, April 2o.-A dobate nroso in tho Cham
bar Of Deputies to-day on the origin and conduct Of
the Atchinese war. Tho Mnistor Of the Colontes
a4atns Acheen aud defonded the declaration OF war
which be maintained fully jusAed by the crcum-
etancest and challenged vote Of oon6donce.
, 1873-04-30
CANADA

oTTAWA4 April 1o*-The Grand Trunk Railway Ar
rsngement act has passed both Houaes of tho Dolnu-
Ion Parliament.
HALIFAX, N. g., April 2o-The Nova Scotia Legtsla-
Eure was prorogued To-day.
, 1873-04-30
FORE1GN.
Reports of Another Carlfst Victory
Near Pampcluna.
Copv of the VIII Of the Late
Emperor Napoleon.
War in Southern Afrioa---Death Of
Maoroady; the Actor.
GREAT BRITAIN,

New Yonx, April 23.-Oalcraft, tho celebrated
Enaltah hAuRrnAn, nccordinB to an 1fnh Newspaper,
hss announced his intention to retro from official life.
Richard Evans, wolItodo farmer, an assatant for
fourteen years will DO Calcrafts successor. Tho cor.
pprauon Of London will rcnaon oalcraft on Ills full
Aonoyarft.t Of E1 per weok, and Tho Homo Omoe Is
asked to supplement- this. Caorafs last touch OF art
Wa on thu woman Cotton, At Durham. ,-.. 50.
IoNnor, April 29-Ten Thousand snigrapta, lot a
pasty of LondonsEs will leave on tho 9Th Of May for
x The d.. f.sa~e s.seoo , %
n,sde by number Of persons, including several
Tae loss by the burning Of Tho Lancashire Railway
Sc%BssS' work. at Manchester '4'0''o n''''a OF
''s EoaDox, April 2o-nfr. Hawkins, Of Tho prososu;
s'Se 4. op.eins p .dSss ybiaa on We'd.
she mouas Of qemmep, s sis
TO purchass tho Irish railways, stating that ireland
WI ready to dofray Tho expense Of o Eanater Glad
9pg9sdsa gTs s q Afe
to 9sst ho in Sssy b 5a so woa ra,ds TO-
''0''n "A' iSs!s Tork Herald gpteta.l . ~,
1sDos April following s, y ,hS oss true % ~ =.
snniatration no now applied for Tho estate 4 ewosn
to undsr ooo sterlng and ths sum Is subject to
claims vhieh x reduce i onehnlf am and ,,.
10 ths h!gh .uihoritis. Il the Stase, e ths Pso.
Mo. md to tho army. Tho EmprcAe Eu-
Senie possesses all tho qualities requisite
for capab1y conducting tho Regency, aud my son dis
mays dlsponition aud Judgment which will make him
worthy Of his high deslnies Let him noyeE forget
the motto Of the head Of our family: Everything for
Eho French People," Lot him AZ On his mind tho
writings OF Tho prisoner Of st. Helena Les him study
aha Empcrort deeds and correspondence, and finally
tGat H. ~ tha '{ cause o{ tho people il tho eausa
Of France, Power Is = heavy burden, because
ono cannot always do all the good ono could wish,
and because contemporaries aolaom rondor juattco
that IN order 70 fnlAA one's lsson ono uust have
faith In and corscinntously appecihto bis duty It Ia
necessary to consider that from Heaven abovc those
you. 1t L Tho soul soul Of my astfous unoia thst hsa
always inspired and sustained me. Tho like will
apply 10 my son for he viii 1lwaye bo worthy Of his
namo. / leave to tho Empress Ill my private prop
Sr.y. with that at Tho majority Of my son, she shall
ory will be dear to er, and that aftor my death sht
her. with regard to my son, lot him Esep % talis
man tha seal wore attached to my wateh and which
eotnea from my mother Lot him carefully preserve
everything that came to me from the Emperor, my
UNCLE and lot him bo convinced that my heert and my
soul remain with him. I mako no mention Of my
faithful SERVANTS. am convinced that tho Empires,
aud my will never abandon thcrn. I shall die II
the Catholic Apostolic and Roman religion which my
son will always honor by his pioty.
Done and signed with MY banda at tho palRce Of ths
Tuilertes the 24th Of April, 1855,
{aisued} NAroLEoN.
, 1873-04-30
SPAIN.


LONDON, April 2o-The CarlAt Committee hero
have received kilograms from Spain reporting that
Thureday last = great Victory was won by tholr
friends a vers in Neyarrc, i've ml1es north Of pam
peluna. Tho Carlsts, numbering 100, defeated Ro
publican force gtrong. Tho battle began at II
In thc morning md lasted until dusk. Bands com,
her0ism. The Republicans were completely routed,
with the loss Of eighty Killed and wounded.
Gen. Nouyillas' plan Of The campaign In tho north
bas failed. Tho Carsts receiving large supplies
Rsporta that Don Alphonso has Eeerosscd from the
frontier Into France aud that 6aballs had fed, are
pronounced false.
GENEVA, April 2o.-Tho police Of this city have ar-
rhHted the Chamberlain OF Don Carlos, who just
starting for Spain with howitzor packed among his
baggage The Federal Council has approved tho action
Of the police.
LoNnor, April sos u. rn.-harsha1 sorrano and
6enor Ha8asta havo left gnatn.
Additional advices, received through Carlist chan-
eis represent that Chiefalna Bnbaln, August, enu-
re Eoul1a Valles md Cr4savy capable OF conccn-
trating ali their forces, 900 n tho aggregate
in few nours 6abalia il blockadinR the City Of Vic
81 miles from Barcelona. Don Aphonao 1a in the
Province Of serida, whsro 500 men Of San Ferdnands
seB1nent Of the regular army have dosertea to his
banner.
, 1873-04-30
FRANCE.

f1FlNAGs
PAn1s April IN. Barodet made An eloquent ad-
dress to hs constituents tonight Ho declared that
Democracy everywhere increasing.
The rumors OF d Ministerial crisis arc renewed. It
ia said that NJ Gouard, Minister Of tho Interior will
reeign and III. Grevy ate President Of the Assembly,
department.,
, 1873-04-30
SITUATIONS WANTED--TEMALE,

Domestics.
GrUJATIONs WANTED.HY BONE OF THE BEST
Captains Jou slra otaoo trial you will Always
eontnue TO pstro1ze VI sHtisfaSton Ruarantssd Ao.
are lnvcd 70 give GALL york e tho interos. Of
With toterenocs to a1I branches Of husinoss. MRS.
foTrMM S1H r. feSnd & at Nc e. Vet Madsont "
Employment Oeaca.
, 1873-04-30
TO RENT..HQuaEs.

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Ill SIIitM M,'ior.a raHeaeHttas;. +as..t Ss2: T..
sroom:,' sroem.' s rs Ws:s ws.s MMsd,on;... A.
4 feSn':. fSI 81 Ws:s Ws:s M,a.saa
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iss Mo.s sHWi Ws:hinstonst'. = tsna1as f;S: w.
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i!a.;s5sis "a sis's' 70 Sa1es Without shdssn 5aHh
sSos s!sE s@naE s!'sE
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Mnson:st heswoen North CLARK and Doarbornsa.
NV ;4as!=S 5G,.as = Nv 5is1oa:s..
md go K iSF bo0. 1 @ r.
Assnts I'd De:r6a a. 6SMoWN D. HORTON h0al Estate
m n: :MiaE;F5RE1gTiEg j; ooTT4aE: g West n:
o f;ias9 sSaS1dn corr %719 oz a66 mr. So5S45
s!s:j fs's @as ss ssss Sa'9
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NENI-TO FAMILY WITHOUT CEIfDHTN,
, 1873-04-30

PtrrsBunoH, Pa, April 19.-A yonng gtfl named
uahs NasA Haa hfutAlly outraged and mpSpes9d Jea-
, 1873-04-30

BUILDING MATERIAL,

0V10019VC
nor BALN,seo ooo COMMON BRlOK. INQUIRE
II Of II. y. FLAl1ElTY. Room 49, lsa East Aadlaou.at,
JION SAIK-2W RED PRESSED. .nRIOK. IN.
II Quire Na1 g. MochanicA E1ohAuxe, l83 La5sles.
Hoona Block.
mon 8ALE-pIIILADELpIIIA rNE8BEn DRIOKt
l. about e, 1oo; ohoap. +. LYMAN, Room II Portland
r UMNNil-WR HAVE 76 n or DRY NORWAY
pine iloortnR for satst Moo article. HANNAH, LY
MAN Co.. " Man.sk.
FOUND. .....
T1OUnD-A pooKETBOoK CONTAINING 4
u small au1n Of ,nouoy which tho owner hAvs By
calling 1t 40l Yhls1-ay.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

RALPH KEELER.-A writer in the West Chester
NetoS refers follows to this celebrated newspA-
per man, wbo it is supposed, recently came 10 mis-
death at the hands of the murdeTous SpaniardE
Ralph Keller the correspondent Of the Tribune,
is supposed to have been thrown over board from
the Spanish Steamer, on'her voyage from Santa
go TO HavAnS, Cuba The intense hatred with
which all the americans are regarded, cost Mr..
Keeler his hfs and Is only q further proof Of the
sad depths TO which PinchbAck statesmanship,h has
sunk our status with foreign governments. The
writer enjoyed an acquaintance with Mr.. X and
truly his career has been eventfu and, "American"
all over In early Life he sang the negro melodies.
Of Stephen Foster and was one ofthe frat and most
succeSsful delineatoTs Of ethiopian minStrelAry.
Subsequently, he became variety actor, and traV-
eled with our friend, 7. s. Z. KOWe, when he was
versatile performer, aud his amiable wife dan
sSnsa, in Western exhibition. Then he contrib
Uted sketches to the AklaAtio MORthLy, and enter-
cd the field of literatuTo, where he has pursued
pleasant as we'll as profitable paths, at one time
correspondent, ct another essayist, at smother an
editorial dray-horSe. Nj Keelsr was in prime Of
life. possessed Of rare fund Of information, gen
ial gentleman, and one whom il s pleasant to have
known.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30
mE.E. KunkeTs Bitter Wine Of IrOn

has never been known to fail in the cure Of weak
mesa attended with symptoms; indiapOsitiOn 10 eX
UFtIon: loss OF memory dIfhcOty of breathing
general weakness: horror of disease weak. neTy-
Gus trent d. eadinl horror Of death night
sWeais; cold feet weakness; dimness of vision
Iapguor: universal lsssitude Of the muscular sys-
tenn; enormous appetite. with dyspeptic symptoms;
hot hands; flushing cf the body, drynsts Of the
skin paIlid countenancs and eruptions on the
fAOa purifying the blood pain in the back heavi
nesS Of the eyel1s frequent BLACK spots flying bel
fore the eyes with temporary subuslOn and loss 0
Sisht; want OF attention etc. These symntoms all
arise from a weakness, and 20 remedy that. use
r. r. KUKKEL's Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never
tails. Thousands are now enjoying health who
have used il. Take only E. I, kUNEEL's.
Beware of counterIeits and base Limitations. as
Kunkcls Bitter Wine OF Iron is 50 we'll known all
over the country. druggists themselves make an
imitation and Try to palm it of on their customers,
when they call il Kuukeis Bitter Wine Of Iron.
Krnkel's Bitter wine OF Iron is put up Onlg in
81 bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put on
the outside. with the DrOprietoTs photograph on
the wrapper VI each bottle. Always look for the
photograph ON the outside, and you will always be
sure TO get the genuine article.
Sold by all DruEgi'ts and dealers everywhere
dee9-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

TIE WILMIN0TON q READING X. R.--The
Philadelphia Ledger of yesterday morning
says:
Many will regret to hear that the Whining
ton and Reading Railroad Company has de-
cided to pass the semi-annual interest on Its
second mortgage bonds, which natures on the
1st proXim0. The reason given for this Is
that the late financial crisis and the diminu-
ton Of business, together with the delays in
the completion of the Reading branch and its
large cost, have materially reduced the avail
able means of the company. The directors
have therefore authorized q mortgage on the
Reading branch for $500, 900, the bonds secured
by which..will be applied to the funding Of the
defaulting interest, so far as the holders choose
to avail themselves of 1t. Scrip receipts will
be issued for the eight coupons maturing In
1874, 1875, 1876 and 1877, which will entitle
the holder Of bonds, when presented In sums
OF el0c, $780, or $1,000. The bonds, at the rate
CT per cent, per annum, will commence with
the average Of the coupons for which they are
exchanged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

OFEIcIAG INVESTIGATION INTO THE VIR0IEIUS
AFTAIR.-The New York Tribune says when the
Juniata arrived ln that city District Attorney Blss
and three assistants, Commissioner Davenport,
with number OF stenographers and an interpreter,
boarded her and began an official examination of
the Nlrgini0S prisoners. The proceedings were
kept secret Officers OF the JuniAtA assert that it
is a concerted plan among the prisoners to pro-
fess entire ignorance to the nature of the Viz
RInius OF the time of the capture and NJ 10 the
transportation OF arms There il great unanimity
among them. They deny that arms or ammunl.
tion were thrown overheard during the pursuit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30
LOCAL 1NTELLToENCE.

This cold snaps rather sudden aua unexpected
There were no police cases 30 report this morn
ing.
Wilmington Loan Association meets this ever :
Ing.
Go TO the odd Fellows Hall, this evening. and
get present from Wymam.
Al noon To-day. the theTnonete stood at 2So
in the shade, aud good stid breeze prevailed
At Deaoan's, No, llS Market street. stoves and
house furnishing goods are being closed out below
cost Go thers for bargains.
The person who went down King street and
picked up one Of Quays fur caps, had better re-
turn the same and sa7e trouble, as he was seen.
Other papers copy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30
A F'irst-CIass Scare.
THB GUESTS AT THK CLAYTON HOUSE SUDDENLY
ARoUsED-THR DRILL OF THE HOUSE
FIREMRn AND IT'S REsULTs


The Clayton House, yesterday afternoon, was
the scene Of frst-elasS sensation which bid fair
for awhile 10 assume serious proportions and be.
come q general panic. A trial Of the efficiency of
the Clayton House FIRE department was made 90
successfully as to impress the guests with the idea
that fire was really in progFess, and they acted
In ths same excited mSnner as they would had
such been really the case.
1t is the custom OF most If not all the Insur.
ance eOInpanics, TO lessen the rates of insurance
upon large buildings propoTtionate TO the extent
and efficiency OF the measures for the prevention
OF Gres. ThuS It becomes q matter OF importance
TO the owners OF such bulldlngs to provide them
with all necessary appliances TO be used for the
sxtingnishment OF fires as coon as they are dis.
covered.
The CiaytOn House is provided with q large
pipe which eItends from the cellar 10 the entire
height OF the building. Hose attachments are
provided on every floor, and a snGleient QuantItV
Of hose is kept at convenient places ready for i'm
mediate use
Yesterday afternoon, Col. Sawyer, desiring to
test the efficiency Of his fire department prepared
for q trial, 70 be conducted as il a Ere really ex
lated inside the building. The male serVants Of
the establiAhnent were collected and duly in
BtTuctSd, and at given sigual they appeared upon
the varloHs AooTs, draggiRg out the hose and act
Ing In a. zeal and determined . manner as II ths
Saietv u the entire building depended upon their
ehoGIs.
Bat the gusAts had not been let into the secret
Of the ataiE. and the elect gpon thsm vas instan-
taneoas. SRpposing that the building was n
AAmes many Of them rushed wildly down stairs
scarcely stopping even when informed At the oHlos
that there was no reason for alarm; othaFa bagal
hastily 70 pack up th0iE whrdrobos and ValaAbles
In readiness for immediate and mpl4 Aight. Il q
even statod that oDO excited gantisman, o. the
third door, raised the window and made prepaEa-
Tatlons for throwing articles to the paVomont BE-
low before be became sWaFe Of the truO STATE Of
ahairs. Even the members Of Col SaWyer's fam
~ were mol lei INTO tie secret ana one Of them
tainted during the general alarm.
Ths excitement continued for some tina, bat il
was finally ailayS9 Asd all hands indaleeA in .
hearty laugh over the affair. All agree, hogeVeF,
that the IRE department Of the Clayton HOuss Is
ln very sficient condition, aud able 70 do GOOD
Seryies should Il Get e. promptly IN case Of hro
u u did at Tie tViNl yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

The LANDKNBUR0 BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The frst annual meeting of the LandenburE
Building Association will be held Monday Jan,
9th 1874:
The following is q summary Of the report for
ten months Receiple, -$3047 25; Assets, $5l46,-
IL; Disbursements, $3947 25; Liabilities,
$5146 Al; Average amoRnt paid for pre- miums,
% per cent. Profit on money. paid in S53 per
cent Profit on money loaned SO. 5 per cent.
VAlue Of each share, $l3 q. Amount paid
on each share, $l035. Profit on each
share, $4.02. Whole number OF hares, 3s4.
Number of shares loaned upon, "a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

TEE UDDERzooK CASE IN GERMANY
Saturday last, MT. Howard Painter, son of
VIM. Painter Of West Chester, reached "hOme
again from foreign shore" Mr.. p, gradua-
ted with hOnOrs on the goth of November, at
the Freeberg College, Germany, and brought
away with him the first foreign diploma ever
granted by that Institution Of learning. he
Cuba"
Concerning the Undertook case in that far
of land, he states that at the petition Of the
entire German bar, the American Consul is
tFanslating proceedings for the benefit Of the
legal men Of that country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

AFTER A CHILD ABDUcTOR. - Sunday,
Sheriff Gill OF Chester county, Pa, sent one
Of his deputies, William II. Guile, on q requisi-
ton from Governor HartFanft, to Denver
City, Colorado, for the purpose Of arresting
who some months ago, abducted little girl,
daughter Of Evan Dickson, of Kennett
Square.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30
The Lodges.

To-day We co,Isinus our isp1tls Ui the cleo
Ito ls in the various Lodges of this city as iOI'
low
DELAWARE LODGE NO. l. @. q, =.
N. .G.-S. w. Dufield.
N.G.-N. Henderson,
X. S.-M B. PearcA.
p. S.-Joseph Stimnell
Ireas-P. g. West,
Trustee in Riverview Cemetery Go. q. d.
Lincoln.
HERMANN LODGE NO. 20, /. o.o o.F.
N. G.-ChAs Krapf,
va Christopf Bauer
r. S.--John Fehrenbach.
p S.-A. Robelin.
Treas. Doerzbach.
Trustee RivervleW Cemetery, Co, Henry
GFebe.
Representative Of Hall Stock, Henry Grebe.
wAsHINGTo N LODGE No. /, x, OF p.
Pei II. Thomas,
@. CT. ]. O'Daniei
V. C.-J. B. Baylis,
P.-J. X. P. Morris,
NJ of E-Ils wis Zebley
Nj. of F.-J. r. Bartlett,
X 'ofR. SIS. q. MarshAlI,
NJ. of A.-W. g. BauRh,
Representative to Grand Lodge G. p. Ma.
rOny.
Trustee in Rivcrvisw Cemetery CO.. +. A,
Parker,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30
s0oIBTIRai
MEKTFro0 rRrs RvKRER0.

Washington Lodge, No l, A L A, at hall
Second and King streota
Asylum Lodge, No 23, o +, at Odd Fell
lows Hail. Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No ;, s OFT, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, U c A, Hall 6OA Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 5, X Of p, ct Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Washington Division, No 8, s Of Fifth and
Market strccts
American Star Lodge, No l, q +, at Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets
Fidelity Temple. No. l, True TOmpIars, at Hall
cor. Of 9Th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. I, l. o. OfG. f., now
meets In the McClary Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

PURCHASED Messrs. Bcllah Il Elliott, hard
ware dealers, at the 5. w. corner of Third and
King streets have purchased Thomas y Co.'S car
riaec factory building at the ". corner of Third
ana French streets. PRICE not stated. Asssrs, Bel
lab 4 Co. Will remove to their new location about
te 2jth Of March next. Their old stand, at Third
and King streets, has been used as Hardware es-
adjustment for n nun ber Of years, probably ever
ainrn Its erection.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

Tan IRON MARKKT Since our last TepoIt the e
has been a noticeable increase In demaud for pig
Iron in this section, and a. in Philadelphia, pig
iron is attracting considerable attention, and
prices have become more settled. Philadelphia
market reports state that pig is less active,
bot prices are steady. Sales Of 5000 tons No.
foundry at SS4aS6, and No. ? do. at 33aS4. and
forge at $40. Bar sells slowly at S4s40o per h.
Nails are steady Reading Eagle
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

SALE OF PRoPERTK.-On Wednesday last,
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, as trustee, sold at
the prOphFty of the late Henry First, deceased
ladVertiSed in the GAzETTK) No. 109 West
Eighth street to Mr.. Levi H. Garrett, for
1880.
The house aud lot near Newport, adver-
tised to be sold at the same time, were with
drawn,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30
NoNpENsEp MILK.

IL made By esFAt1Hy evApOrAting the WatsTy pOr-
Jlon Of Fresh MAJ adding TO ii q small portion OF
white sugar and sealing it Gp hermetically. ln
this way it will keep for years and can again be
brought very nearly TO its naturally liquid state by
the addition Of pure water II is very largely used
In the preparation of food for infants, and ID
especially adapted 10 the use OF travellers on &C
eonnt Of its portability and answering all the par
Tr ~ Of fresh milk The best brands are sold by
4. BRINGHURST CO..
Conner Sixth and Mark 0t streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

The ViTgininS survivors have forwarded q mem
orlAl to President Grant expressing their heartfelt
thanks for the energetic measures taken Tor their
timely rescue and delivery from death, or th
chain gang. or Spanish prisOn. They also make
grateful mention Of Commodore BraIne aud the
crew Of the Juniata.
The President has signed the bill removing the
disabilities of Thomas s. Bocock, Z, J. Harvle,
and Daniel Trlgg, Of Virginia. and J0hn H. Rsa
gau, OF Texas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30
OBSTACLE TO MARRIAGE.

Harry rc.ic; iOr \ oung Men from the effects 81
lmpediments TO Marriage Removed. New method
Of treatment. New aud remarkable remedies
BooEs and Crrulars sent free in sealed en- Telopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth ST. Philade phiH, Ps. -an Institution having
tessionsI sEiI oct2s- -2tRw& W3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-30

SrnI GoIH0 ON.-The preparations for the
contest between the Wafer Witch and Reliance
.ngines, are still going on. Yesterday afternoon
ths Water Witch engine was tried at Church
street wharf, and responded very satisfactorily.
The Reliance will probably be tested this after
uoon. The contest will take place Tomorrow OLE
teruoon, over Market street bridge. between and
4 o'clock