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National Republican., 1873-11-18
LEGAL.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L STATEA FOR THE EASTERN DlSTRlCT

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L sSTATiESsv 81 TrAITiSvs2Ivl E9R THE EASTERN DISTRICT
In the matter OF Jay Coote, wm.o
u. Moorehead, aeo. U. Thomas.
Jay Cooke, IT,. Harris U. fahne- 7, R.nl runtcv
stock, Pit Cooke. James H. Oar. No iIh
land aud Henry d. Cooke, trad N'' avs
ing as Jay Cooke Il Company,
alleged bankrupts.
Aud now, NovImner l9 is7s on tho petitions Of
| the Logan Square building aud Loan Association
and several subsequent petitioniDs OF intervening
creditors, an adjournet meeting u appointed for
WEDNESDAY, the s6th instant, at 10 O'clock Q m.
t Il ordered that service OF the several orders
70 shnw cause why the said Jay Cooke 4 Company
should not be adjudHed bsnkrupts be made, 50 far
as 1t cannot bo otherwise afectet. by publishing
COPY Il this order in the .newspapeIs called the
PUBLICAN, In the city OF Washington, and the Cop,-
msrciai Adrer'fssr. In the city Of New York, twice
woek In each paper. tho last insertion not 10 be
later than the 3ld instant.
This order viii not be Understood as eIcusipR the
want Of any personal or other service that may be
proper, or as prtcludins applications by any party
s JOHN pApwALADER.-
judge Of the District Court Of the United states for
the Eastern district OF pennsylyania, noib-9awlt
National Republican., 1873-11-18
ID RoPosALs FOR MATERIAL.

u. y, EsoiskER OFFIoE.l
THInD STORY. UsIos BANK BuILDIsu.
fAyErTE, NFAH OHARLts STREET, [
BALIIMoRE, MD, Oct. D., lsTA
Proposals. viii be received until noon of Novem.
ber ~, 1873, for furnishing aud delivering Timber
and Plank at Federal Point, on tho rape Fear river,
n. O., and separate proposals for Timber aud Plank
loaded on United States LIGHTERS at points on the
river accessible to tug boats.
The right to releGt any bid Is reserved,
Blank forms, specifications, and any desired In.
formation eau be had on application 70 thls Office
Nm, p. CRAIGuILI,
MnInr n
National Republican., 1873-11-18
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tho Arlington"
LADIES' AND GEN,TL;EMEN's DINING

Adjoining Ford's Grand Qpera House,
baltimore, Md
especial Advantage to dine ut these ParlOrs
on the second floor are two Of the handsomeHt
strictly reserved for ladies'. No Rentlcmsn ad.
nitted nnAooompanied BY q lady, and no ladies al.
lowed alter night unaccomnanied by gentleman.
We feel that the most ious will be pleased for
In every respect this Is the choice place VI h city
National Republican., 1873-11-18

WAsHINGToN CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w ASD 9REAT SOUL HElN hAILhoAD
sAs and ,Lynchburg and Dsnvilic ksiirosd
DOUBLE Bsfs fGRsHds'eS fSiEs Sisep, Sunday MI
connections Win Ie made between washington and
New York. eonnectins twice daily with chesapeake
Vile Tor Richmond and south, and al the line 10
the Onio river and West.
westward sstHrday niski or sGndSy morning. @ .-'A
Leave WAshlrs!dn ~ Potomac ferTy oOnpany's
ssnd md 50! ?. m, md take traiils corner Kins and
MAKING close oonnsclions West and southwest
Pullman Palsce % Safs s ifoS xieasndria %
IN my asfsts j W feRhisiSsh.s avenue and a,
Or Saf &RsisnSrs corner q ns and Union
kno,'s Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be
breakfast and supper on ferry boats for through
aus I'M. BRoADUs. O. I. A.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
%IsoaEHwEsr, = s55STh hsp ~ sogEnwEsT.
washington. e g M M N. M
THE aiiEksr . bS5hi. u rnAqk Eotl h ". L p N.
Wiz sGSssts SSdefn DAY ana
:, AVG hundred miles saved to Western an Central
New York.
The tss a m Eimira daily, except Monday: the
II - q m. daily. eaccp. Sunday, northwest; 9.s y.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington to bt. Louis, Chicago
and buffalo. without change.
Iichvts BY this route procured At the ofrce,
corner Of Sixth street PenAylyaniA avenue, and
Ihirteenth street and PennHylvaniA avenue, WHERE
reliable Information will be given at all timeH-
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices se.
ore accommodations IN Palace Cars for St Louis,
Chicago and Buffalo.
vorusr Thirteenth ct. and Penn, ave-.
- Washington, u. q.
deSly baltimore, Md.
National Republican., 1873-11-18
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR FRRsu BEEF.
Nvwvo,rH HlyIic, ,l6an 4 2, 2 ~, =, ,

OrrtcE A o, r., FonT woopJ
. NEW YoRK HAHBoR, Nosefnber 10, Is.P,
M. fI aa r1p9f nDp, p ~ IN WI ,s 6e rceeyed a.
iIa fresh beef requited by the Subsst, nee Depart
h,nt ~ MS station for siE months, con meneinl
iaforipation as to conlit ous, quality Of beef. &c
can DO obta ned by Application 20 a, ,,o-,,,,
CaniaIp apJ A n " ~, No. =
National Republican., 1873-11-18
REAL ESTATE PIsEGToRY OF TIIE

N OIrY OF WASHINGTON,
In separate p,ats for each square on scale Of nifty
and VIE sts sna name esr y sSs e, ,Ss
ssa 70 ss ey MN ESrsEth y CITY
lnproveinents IN each lot. and description Of The
building material thereof, with the location Of fire
pl,,ss water and nre alarm stations, aud
erty. To bepubished for subscribers only IN semi.
weekly nnmbcrs not n exceed nifty. each contain
lug twenty four squares
, wAsnIsoEos, Il, q, ssptember II. is7s.
sss Ss@ ea sas T. M ss
'hi y
ton" and they may be assured Of the CORRECTNESS
81 asa as hs s le y Ss q o Sns
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
Surveyor Of the District o iOolumbia.
bles 70 be igrnlshed iu the .sboYe mentioned publ
fsct alt IN cepiSrniiy with the Numerical Book
aud '''' f''''af %ITf&aA TX Ass5aaAN. ra. Clerk.
AftSr most careful iSysstisa,ion aud inquiry We
SsSiity n 69i: Fssh'S q, grspsrs such 4 Real i
srsiy hearth reeSm%snd lis s entsrpriss se T 70
service FffcR sFox, Teal Estate Brokers. S Ss''
subscIiptions and orders will be received at the
4. i, FRAT A son. lOl Ninth street, northwest
II. y. n. fAEHTZ, l4s Ponnsyiyanla avenue
n2pr!tthwest or % ~ MIbnrn's new drug store,
vspa syssas. onpSsts he = Trsasury
ssps aha n6srs may h sSsR at ether Of these
plieatop to any .ddress as may be desired
.,Ast As II T. contemplated to eoinmence issue on or
strlSt somIlisnost to promises paSs ID lie pgspSs'
HAik at Opinlflnra puhlIs hars
National Republican., 1873-11-18

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON, u, O., October rs, ls73.
On tho petition OF ALDElr y, Jonssos. Of Park.
vllle. Now York, praying for the extension of .
patont granted to him on the 9th day OF january.
is.D. for an Improvement In Stitchesi
tits ordered thai In the be closed
on the Adj day OF December next that the time for
1lng arguments and tho Exaniner's report be lin,
tied to the Cd day of January next, and that said
petition be heard on the 1th day OF January next.
Any Isrson may cppose this !, , extension. -,
National Republican., 1873-11-18
AFFIXED.

HERR-wfICH-On the t2th Instant. by 10
Rev. A. ID Atkins, at st. John kpiaconsl church
asorpetovp, ID. O., AUSTIN HERn aud FANNIE W
WELrH, both OF this city. tStarl
CHILDS-THOMPSpN On the Islh instant, ai
the First Methodist Protestant church, Washing
ton, d. o., by Rev. Jacnb u. Wilson, Mr.. JACOB
CHiLDs and Miss ANNIE TuoMPsos, both Of Wash
ipgtOn, D. q,
National Republican., 1873-11-18
THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

h.r-ashsdbp Jsvts ynhasoa q o., Ba.tsrs northsa
eoras, ~ FsHasvivania arsrss and Twain "e''
Hashfrvfon. ,
National Republican., 1873-11-18
pRoPosALs ron FRESH BEEF.

n, OfglGE AuIIsG CoNAIHsARY BuBsrsrENcrl
foAf wADswoRin, Nav YoRK ThRBoR,
Scale ropotas lin duplicateJ Iii be received Al
~, 4,de ,,,, my, nv, " oc och mbSr ~ ls7s, FOR
M nsnins hhe Ifeah beef nquired bv the Subsist
i6t. 'eH""'' y
: parnte proposals for choice Fresh Deef for com.
mishloned omcers wall also 10 received.
iniormation as 70 conditions, quality Of beef,
iEMls SMITH,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

{.
placed in a room at his castle, and called that
In 1884, his wife died, following, six months
after, by his eldest and favorite son William
Hamilton Rowan. Two months afterwards,
Nov. Isl, 1885, Rowan himselfdied, IN The s4th
year OF his age.
Before concluding his remarks, Dr. Bush,
presented to the Society, paper comprising
resolution and thanks passed by the operative
Board of SILK Manufacturers Of Dublin, ii
1928 and one presented to Rowan, and antilHI
from ctizins Of Dublin, as q token of regar,f
for his efforts TO reduce taxation.
On motion Of DIR. Grimshaw, thanks we're
returned to the speakers OF the evening,
for their very Interesting and pleasing ad-
dresses.
DIR. II. X. Porter, in q few eloquent remarks
presented TO the SOciety on behalf OF the do
nOrs the following relics:
Copy OF President James X. Folks first an
nual message, printed on satin, at the Office of
the Daily Globe, Washington, Dec. ., 1S45.-
From WIN. q. Norton. "a
From the same, an indenture, or conveyance
OF all that tract Of land between New Castle
and Duck Creek Hundred, to Richard Grif-
fitb, dated in the Reign of George Ill, 1880
Also Richard Grifhth's will, signed with his
mark.
From the same, IA vOlumns of the journals
of Congress, early sessions.
DIR. Bush, on behalf of Henry Rogers,
Esq, of New Castle, presented the follow
ing =
Original copy of letter from Gen. Washing
ton.
An act passed during the reign Of George
III, in relation to marsh on the Blackbird
creek. .....
Letters from various historical personages,
In the early history of our Government
Original deeds of two grants Of land in
South Carolina.
A plot of the various routs surveyed by Geo.
Washington as post roads from Washington to
Buffalo.
Copies of the PennsylUdntd Packet and Del
dlpdre AdDerfis6T, of 1889 and 1882. Besides
various other letters and papers,
Pamphlets were received from the Histori-
cal Societies of Pennsylvania and Massachu-
sets, and letter was read from Prof. Peters,
OF Boston, acknowledging his election as
Corresponding Secretary of the Society.
Rev. T. Gardner Littell arose, and invited
those present, who were not members, to at
tach themselves to the Society. The meeting
then adjourned.
After partaking of refreshments, in the
shape Of coffee aad light cakes, the guests de-
parted, highly pleased with the evening en-
tertainment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
DEPosED OF AsEs-ADJoURNMENT SINE DIE
NEW CASTLE, Dec Q, 1873.

OPPOSED OF CAsEs-ADJoURNMENT SINE DIE.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. ., 1873
the COuIt opened this morning at the usual
hour. The trial, or rather the argument Of coun-
sci ln the case of the Bank of BrandyWine versus
Horatio q. Lloyd was proceeded with. The plain
til had a verdict Tor S7,5l3.4S. Higgins for The
plaintiff, Harrington fof defendant.
lnquisition at Bar held in No. 81, SaIlie Ihom-
as Guardian vs. Richard Thomas administrators.
This was merely for the recovery of the widow s
share as a dlstributee of her husbands estate,
aud the verdict of Jury was necessary 10 protect
the administrators Verdict for plaintiff, 81 0l9 96.
Lore for plaintiff Higgins for administrators.
Inquisition at Bar, No. 127 to May term This
was an action on promisoTy note; AMI defence
put in-but the defendant failed to plead out the
rule, and the plaintiff not wishing TO take judg-
ment for want Of plca, passed it. and takes his
requisitisn. Verdict for plaintiff S4949j. Har-
rngton f1r plaintiff. At this point the Jury was
discharged from further attendance at this Court.
In the Usury cases the disposition was as fol-
lows: No. 26, judgment for plaintiff, Ssl6.l4
three months; No. n, Judgment for plaintiff TOR
costs; No. 2S Judgment for plaintiff, Sj50.50, 3
months stay; No. "a, Judgment for plaintiff for
81, l02. Sc, l5 days stay, No. 81, judgment for
plaintiff $l66.73, 3 months stay; No. 60, costs ;
No. G., judgment for plaintiff, $52l O6, 3 months
stay; No. So, judgment for plaintiff, S52I.O6, 3
months stay; No. "a, judgment for plaintiff, $685.
96, months stay; No. IS, judgment tor plaintiff,
S3O3.4S, 3 months stay; No. 76, Judgment for the
plaintiff, $2lOO5, months stay; No n, judgm't
for plaintiff, S42l 10, 3 months stay; No So, iudg-
ment tor costs; No. IS, judgment for plaIntiif,
amount TO be ascertaned by Pro'y. No lS9. iudg-
ment for costs. After this followed the motions,
which were disposed Of, and the Court adjourned
SINE due.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the United States Senate, yesterday, the
Vice President presented n communication from
Philadelphia workingmen in reference TO the
financial troubles, aud IL referred to the Com
nittee on Finance. Bills were introduced by Mr..
Ramsey to establish system OF postal telegraphy
Mr.. Morrill, OF Vermont, to provide for specie
resumption; Mr. corn, 10 provide for the con-
structlon Of levees on the Mississippi Mr.. Ingalls,
to provide for drilling aud equpping the militia.
Mr.. Buckingham, OF Connecticut, spoke in advo-
cacy of his free ranking. elastic currency bill
The Senate adjourned at o'slock.
In the House, Mr. Dawes, from the Ways and
Means Committee, reported with amendments the
Senate bill Tor the finding OF the loan Of 1858.
Mr.. Kelley offered substitute providing for the
redemption of the loan ia cash. The substitute
was rclected, and the bill passed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
For the Gazette.
The Grange Movement.
THE FORMATION OF TWO ORANGES.
KENNEDYvILLE, NJ. D. Dec. 9. Isl

hENkEDNNILLE, NJ. ID. Dec. y. 1919.
Mr.. EDITOR: It would seem that the first Of The
| Changers has entered into the farmers of Ken
county, and is beginning 10 move them, powerful
Y since the formation of the Grange at this place
there has been great deal of discussion in regard
| 10 ibe Patrons of Husbandry, and the organization
OF Changes has been talked of in different portions
of the county.
On Friday last the oh inst grange was organ.
! lied at Fairlee. Kent county, by j M. Barr, Esq
Special Deputy of the National Orange and the
following named officers were elected Master
John Corey; Oyerseer, Thos. A. Hulme: Steward
Samuel w Crawford; Asst. Steward, A. j. Reas
| lads Asst. Steward, Mrs. Thos. A Hulme; Seere.
tary, A. L. Corey; Treasurer, Geo. w. Hatcherson,
Lecturer Howard Meeks: Chaplain, Chas. q. Ri.
carid, Gste-keeper, VIM. f. KeyseI; Ceres Mrs
). Corey; Pomona, Ms. S. Schivearer; Flora, Mrs.
A. L. Corey.
On Monday, the Sth instant, another Grange
was formed by the same gentleman, (above namedl
who Organized the Grange at Fairlee, in the Hail
OF the Kent County Agricultural Club at SYortOn
Heights. This Grange is made up principally bv
the President and Secretary, and other leading
men anu Their wives and daughters heretofore be-
longing 10 the Kent Agricultural Club aforesaid +:
and taking into consideration the favorable aus
pees under which this grange was organized, and
the standing and influence OF the gentlemen form
ing It, there can be no doubt but that il will prove
grand success, and confer great and lasting ben
ehts upon its members and the community in
general. This organization has taken the name
OF Hope Grange" and its officer are ss iollows
Master, DR.. L. A. VannoFt OVeFseer Isaac Par
sons; Secretary, DIR. p. Worrell; Treasurer. Jaa
Stevens; Lecturer, VIM. Ford; Chaplain, Thomas
Parsons; Steward, J. T. SkirVin Assistant Stew
ard. VIM. II. Stewart; Gate-keeper, Robert NIcb.
olson; Lady Assistant Steward, Miss Marian Ste
yens; Ceres, Miss Lizzie Diehl; Pomons, Miss
Maria ParSons; Flora, Mas Annie Parsons.
The formation Of several other Oranges 10 pro-
ected in this county, and will, In all probability
a a atn 49,
IN this town. which was the second one Organized
IN Maryland. Is going ahead very rapidly; Il has
out-gFoHn its old hall and has moved into q new
one, and, moreover, the members Of this Grange
eontemplate erecting a fne building for their
meetings during the ensuing year. PAfRoN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
uddsFzooK-ooss huEdOF-AFgument
for q New Trial.


WEST CRRsTER, Dec. 9.-The argument for
new trial In the case Of dderzook came on to-day
Hon. Wayne MacVegh and Joseph Perdue, prise
ner's counsel, for the motion; A. WangSr district
attorney, against It.
Mr.. Pcrdue OPP lag that the arst roa-
sou died was that. - verdict important and
Az "a. Il evidence La len discovered which was
'', h,, ntnown. The second reason was
iuymen had expressed opinions
' ,h- ilry. On this reaSon evidence
~. IT, = 81 lat Arnold Nichols and
EdNaid N"".'H ESQ Np,rss opinions. Nichols,
according 10 ,inunS, sIid the dead man
was GOss; that Udderzook lad killed him, and
he would hang him higher than hell. He had
afterwards said that he did not think they could
hang him. Edward Wilssn said, in answer 70
question as to whether he had formed or express
cd an opinion, said that he would hang him.
Mr.. MarOciSh made the closing argument, which
was mainly directed against the lncOmpetency of
these two jurymen.
The eourt adjourned until $50 A. n. tO-mor-
row.
1t is not known when the decision Of tbs court
will be given, but probably to morrow or next day
al the iuIthest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one hundred persons
were at the depot this morning 10 take the 9;25
tram for New Castle; but inasmuch as Court had
adjourned yesterday the train did not 20 over and
disappointment was the result. A good many
young men whose curiosity is unusually large,
walked over rather than wait for the 1910 train.
BILL Mann is said to have been prom inent among
the crowd
Altogether we think our people exhibited great
deal of good sense in staying at home and attend
ing 10 their business while the Sheriff performed
his duty 10 the State and society in whipping the
notorious Bank burglars.
The 1910 train from Philadelphia, brought
down large number of roughs of that city, and
it is said the roads TO New Castle we're lined with
pedestrians TO witness the whipping.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

A council OF various Indian natives met at Ock
mulgee, in the Indian Territory, on the 9th inst
Seventeen tribes were represented. IL Is said the
delegates were opposed to the establishment Of .
Territorial Government for tho Indian Territory,
but this is contradicted. The council adjourned
A correspondent writes that there are 1900
persons In Philadelphia, directly and indirectly
dependent on city, State and National Offices, Who
expected to vote in body against the new con
ttitution. ~ phiid. PFess.
At Boston, Mass. yerterlay, s. A. Britton, who
refused to testify against his aasaiant In the Tecent
mysterious assault case, Was held ln 5000 bail to
answer the charge vt perjury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
-rrr.N IAr 3 ooMnERr1AL.
CITY NOTICES.

The best recommend alton of the Bismarck GaiteI
comes from those who have worn them. They in.
variaby advise their iends TO droP in and try II
on at BABCDCk & BRO.
Oi Market street
"A good article adveriises Itself" and the Bis
~ Irck Cater for Geat shica is suUR recon-
mended bv these who have worn it as The Quite
BAR,uCk & BRO.
as Market street.
Mems Gaitors. e. AMI up,
Mems Boots. So and up.
ladies Shoes Sl5N and uP,
At the old cheap store ct
BABCOCK i BRO.
~ Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

Nor TRuE.-The rumOr that Mr.. Higgins,
counsel for the bank robbers, went TO Dnvcr, yea
,erday, 10 get the Governor to remit SO much OF
the sentence OF the Court as referred 10 whipping
the bank burglars, we believe. is not true. The
Governor was IN Philadelphia, yesterday, and in
Wilmington tins morning. and had not been ap-
pealod 10 on the subject.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
OBJ STA Gle I Il II RAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Restored
lmpedimenss to Marriage Removed New meth cd
of treatment. New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth St. Philade phia. Pa,-an Institution having
a high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
iessiOnal skill. Oct2s- -2taW&W3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

A LARGE HoG.--James IL. Morgan, of ElktOn,
has IN his pen the largest hog that has ever been
raised in Cecil county. Ii is seven feet long and
four feet high weighs 1000 lbs and will when
dressed weigh about 500 lbs. 1t is only 26 months
old. consumes three pecks of meal daily aud is so
fat that the folds of flesh obscure its sight com
pletely. 1t will be raffled off on Christmas, at 81
a ticket.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
CONDENSED MILK

Is II ade by carefully ovNpCratire the watery por-
lion of Fresh Mfk adding 90 il a small portion OF
white sugar aud sealing it ~ hermetoAllv. In
this way it viii keep fer years and can again be
brought very nearly 10 lis naturally liquid state by
the addition of pure water. Ii Is very largely used
in the preparation of f1ol for infants, and il
especially adapt ei g. the use OF travellers on &C
eoun Of il, portal blity and answering all the par
noses of fresh milk. The hest brands are so I'd by
i. BRlNGHUR>T x CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

Coon WoRK.-The meetings now in pro-
gress mt the Union NJ. +. Church, continues with
urabatiug interest, there being 10 mourncrs to the
alter un Monday night, and last night there was
- or - forward. We hope that these meetings
will continue for several weeks and that many
may be brought to the foot OF the Cross and turn
from the error of their ways.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

Thirty-fve Democratic members Of the Cali
fornia Legislature attended the caucus In SAcrs-
mento on Monday night and resolved to make
nominations for United States Senator, but ad-
jourued without doing %. II Is supposed their
purpose Is to "block procesdlugs" BY voting
steadily for Democrats in the balloting for Sen
ator.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

The Market thls morning was very large. Poui-
try was in abundance and sold low. Turklcs
We're offered at Is cents and chickens 81 10 Sl5O
per par. The prices ruled about rs usual, but
many failed To sell Ont their stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
IAnlES.

We have large stock ot ChIldren's shoes
tat must be sold call ani examine. they are very
oheap WM. II. BABCCCk & co..
3l3 Market ST.. doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION or SPECGS PAVMENT --Mm II Ba6-
eork e Co''Ns Market street ! doors below 4th
will take sirer in exchange for Boot snj Shoes TO
a liaited extent they don't want too much ot H.
however
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

Our prices viii be lower this season than ever
aud the buyef will have the satisfaction to exam
inc iuli line Of new aud sta e goods OF our own
Importation. Adams Il Bro, SOC Market sircet
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
The Geek room or tho ROay.

The food that has been cooked in the kitchen
must be re- cooked in the stomach before it can be
applied TO the nourishment Of the body. As a
where the process is slowly and imperfectly per
formed. HOstetter's Stomach Bitters is invaluable.
1t promotes the generation of heat in the living
laboratory in which the crude materials for build
ing up and recruiting the human frame are turned
into convertible aliment. But this is not all, 1t
acts bene6cially upon the cellular membrane which
seeTetes the gastric joiee. upon the liver, which
produces that natural laxative. the bile upon the
vessels which receive the digested food. and upon
the absOrbants which connect the digestive organs
with the channels of circulation. If any portion Of
this complex machinery is out of order the Bitters
will set it right, thus promOtng vigorous digestion
healthy secretion, and the production Of pure, rich
life. sustaining blood. decl0tolT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
LOCAL MrsLLIoGKcE

NEw DRAw.-A new draw was put on the rail-
road bridge spanning the Nan.icoke, at Seaiord,
ON Sunday last.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

REsIGNKp.-On Saturday, &. N Caleb, freight
agent OF the Wilmington n Western Railroad, re-
signed his position. Mr.. C. il now studying law in
the Office of s. NJ. Htrnngtun, Esq.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

FIRE-The alarm about half-past 10 o'clock this
morning. was caused 10y a slight fire IN Mechanics
street. 1t cxtinguishsd "a before the engines
got iuto eTvce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

This season We intend to sell Toys and Fanc.
Goods cheaper than they are sold in Philadelphia
or New York. Call and be convinced,
Adams & Bro. SOC Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

SALES OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF Mechanics Loan ASSOCIATION. last night,
money sold as follows 500 at 80 per cent pre-
MUM; 5000 at 80 $1,000 at 30ls withdrawn
shares To the amount OF $lIjn, were paid