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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the 3oth day
Of September, 1873, SO many shares Of each par
eel OF such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the salesroom OF
John Middleton Son. No. $40 MONTGOMERY
street, San Francisco, California. on Thurs-
duy, the 27th day Of November, 1873
al the hour Of Q O'Clock p. m. OF said day, tc
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. .- :. ....
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
ONCE: No. $40 California street, Room No
5, San Francisco, California. nll-td
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Portland Silver Mining Company
Location Of Principal Place Of Business. ssn
Francisco, California; location OF Works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln County, Nevada--
Notice.-TheFe are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of assess
ment mo. ~ levied on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. 1873. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. as
follows.
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Company location Of principal place Of bus
iness, San Francisco, Cal; location Of works. Fl,
Mining District Lincoln county. Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that at . meeting Of the Board
Of Directors, held October Is, 1878, an assess.
ment No.sl Of one dollar per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pays.
BILE Immediately in U. 8. gold coin, to the Sec
rotary, at the Office Of the Company, Room No
10 New Merchants Exchange, California street.
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of No
vember, 1878, will be delinquent, and i'd.
yertised for sale at public auction; and IN.
less payment is made before, will Be sold on
the 9th day Of December, 1873, to pay the de.
linquent assessment, together with costs Of
! advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
FRANK d. CLEARY, Secretary.
| Office: Room No. 10 New Merchants Exchange
| California street. San Francisco, California.
! O1T-td
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scwery cor..lis.,.a Nan and Mi. !.


Bowery Consolidated MIL and Mis-.
ing Company Location Of principal place u
business, San Francisco. Cslilornis; location Of
Nevada. -Notice 10 hereby given that st .
meeting Of the Directors, held on the 5th day Of
November, 1873. an assessment mo. " of ny
cents per share was levied upon the capita,
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately
in United States gold coi1. 10 ths Secretary. At
the office Of the Company, room % Haywsrds
Building, No. 4l9 California street. Ban Fnn.
cisco, California. lF
Any stock upon which this Assortment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day a December
1873. will be delinquent, and sdvertised iol
sale at public auction, and unless payment u
made before, will be sold on Friday, tns
9th day - january, 1917, 10 pay the q.
linquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses o. sale. s.-.
CHAS. L. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Office: Room 70 Hayward's Building. NO. CIV
California street, San Francisco, California.
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InRomar silver Mining Comm. nv

Ingomar silver Mining Company
Location of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of work., Ely
Mining District. Lincoln county, State Of Ne.
vada.-Notice is hereby given that at meeting
Of the Board Of Directors, held on the 9Th day
Of November, 1873, an assessment mo. 81 Of
twenty-five cents per share ives levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable i'm.
mediately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, At the once Of the Company. Room
% Hsyward's Building Al9 Californis street, San
Francisco, California. ..s.. ..'.-t.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the l6th day Of Deeem.
her, 1873, will he delinquent, and adver.
tised for sale at public auction. and unless ps.
, ment is made before, will be sold on Thur
day, the sth day Of January, 1874, TO
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
CHA8. 8. NEAL. Secretary
ONCE; Room % Haywards Building, Nv
California street. Fan Fr1nciaco. California.
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FOR SALE.

TIE LARGE ynANI BUdDIN0. ,. a.
i Meadow valley street. sdiSinipe ~ .s.unpt.
is offered for Ne. Tor Information .RpH~
! .,..a 80 .a.ns,, n.n.A essis;s
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REWARD.

0o6 M FOR THE PERSON WHO HAS
0ZC.UU beat Johnny Clark's Faro Game
within the last six months At Lynch's corner
o21-H a.a
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NOTICE.

DURING Mt TEMPORARY ADaKNCR DE-.
DC. Z. PHlLSON viii attend to my practice.
-l.sia-4 D. 1. DEAL. n. D:
Phoebe, Oct. 31st, 1873. nl-m
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DIR. BR lem AN ,
"a DR., PAUL N. brennan.

THE CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND MED.
i ICAL LECTURER. has taken up his head.
quaftars in Gan Franciaco. l17 Monteomery
street. opposite the Occidental Hotel entrance.
Large Rooms and the best acoommodAtions for
both eexss. Hundreds Of Patients hsvs been
cured by Or. Brenan after other physicians have
failed. His recipes are used by the leading
specialists Of New York and Philadelphia. Send
for his List Of printed Questions and his printed
Circulars. You who want . true physician's
services correspondence will be answered by
return mail ON receipt Of stamp. DR.. Brennan
win lsend prescription known ~ THE NEW
RE0ERM1NATOR for the cure Of all dis.
ease Of the genito urinary organs, including dis
ease of the Kidneys, Bladder, Sexual Organs and
Glands, which never fails to cure when used &C.
ccrding to directions. This prescription is in.
valuable, a. 1t thoroughly restores the Natural
Powers Of the body when lost by disease,
nervous debility or self-abuse. Price Of pre-.
scription 5000 forwarded to any address. The
Doctor will carefully compound the prescrip-
ton and send the medicine by express for SIS co.
5000 to be paid In advance and $500 on receipt
Of the medicine, which Ia warranted in every
case. Address DR.. Paul NJ. Brennan. 1877 Mont
gomery street, or his private Postofhce Box POI.
Send for privste circular containing many things
worth knowing. ses-u
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEzs.ksL.,.ts
"A TO be indebted 70 the eetass % s.,~srd
John II. Lynch are requested 70 come ssIsy.
and liqudate such indebtednees w1tn2u'
sf' ~ lI7If JOHN l. DONAHUE.
raa.ra.a-sr stfi Attorney for Hxec.al
Meadow valley stssse' no .sn
A,rnsA q Ia 49,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-07-30
France at Vienna.

The general impression of all candid
visitors is that France has carried off
the palm OF superiority. not only over
Prussia, but even over England, in this
great Worlds Exposition. Even in the
machinery department, she equals Eng
land, whilst in both manufactures and
the arts, as well as the rich, rare and
beautiful, she far eXcels all other ma
tons. The immense space in the main
building occupied by France is not yet
all opened to the public, it having been
found necessary to erect numerous side
wings, but sufficient is now ready for
examination to show the wonderful re-
Icuperating power of the French people.
1t Is not only the richucss OF the goods
exhibited, but the taste and lavish eX-
pendIture which the exhibitors have
made for tue ornamentation of their de-
partment, and the display of their
goods. She exceeds England in the
space occupied, and Che tall and elegant
plate-glass cases are placed 50 close and
compact that there is hardly sufficient
room left for the crowd Of people who
are constantly thronging around them
One entire wing is devoted to bijouterie,
ana the dlspiay OF jeWeiry and dla-
monds, for which Paris is so famous,
eXccls that Of any other country. The
wing occupied by the manufacturers OF
Lyons is not yet open, but will, Of
course, be very fine. There is also Il
wing occupied by the French colonies,
in which Algeria figures very oredita-
bly,. SO also in paintings, although all
the rooms occupied by France are not
yet open, she already carries off the
| palm IF superiority. Italy alone excels
her i'll 8tatUary. The French agricul-.
itural department, though not as great
in extent as that of England, is fully
equal 20 that of Prussia and far ahead Of
| all other nations. 4 great portion of
tie running machinery Of England is
for the manufacture OF cotton, whilst
France Will weave velvets, silks and
laces aud astonish the people by her
heavier machinery.-ll Baltimore Ameri-
can Letter.
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can told me that he could not possibly
reconcile the conservation of public
morals and the welfare with this del
nge of ignorance and corruption let
loose upon us by the measures of re-
construction. He thought every step
infthe process since 1865 had been a
terrible biunder, from which there
seems no escape. 1t would be easy to
quote high political and military au-
thority III support of these statements;
and many influential business men and
capitalists, and persons interested in
philantliIopic movements, and students
of social problems, have returned to
their homes from their Southern visit,
determined to do something to enlight-
en- the public as to the outrageous state
Of things in the South. And what shall
be the. remedy? 1t is difficult to say;
but one thing can be done, and that is,
create d public sentiment which shall
enable the Southern States to rid them
selves OF their present political rulers,
white and black; and, secondly, with
hold all government and political pat
ronage from men known to be connect
ed with the rings in the South, and we
can safely leave the rest to timc.n
1t is refreshing to find a Northern
Republican honest and bold enough to
tell the people of his section such home
ly truths as these. If a few such men
would come down South and give their
impression of our situation and wants,
and the grievious wrong inflicted upon
this section by making million of ig-
norant uegroesivoters and office holders
without the slightest preparation what
ever, and then sending down a lot of
carpet baggers to prey upon us 10y
means Of this mass of ignorance, per-
haps "a returning sense of JUSTICE
might be awakened among the North
ern people.
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- General Thomas Ewing, who has
been spoken of as the Democratic cam
didate for Governor Of Ohio, has writ
ten q letter peremrtori|y declining to
be candidate, and says that he will
not allow his name TO come before the
His reason is that the
Constitutional Convention, Of which
he is a member, will sit all summer
and that lie is unwilling to abandon his
post there in order to enter on politi-
cal canvass.
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NEW THIS DAY.
NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS OF 1872
AND ALL BACK YEARS.
NOTICE
ATTENTION! THIS BEING THE
THIRD AND POSITIVELY
LAST CALL!

VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
4 that unless youscome forward at
my office in the Town of Alexandria
and make immediate settlement of all
your back dues to the State and Parisl.
inside of twenty days, shall proceed
to collect the same by seizure aud sale
according to law without defa!cation.
All persons indebted to the State and
Parish for License dues Of 1873 are no
tilted that unless full payment is made
to me at my Office in Alexandria, with
i'll ten days from the date of this no.
tice, will be dealt with as the law di-
reefs. The amount collected by seiz-
ure and sale with all costs and penal
ties. MICHAEL LEGRAS.
State and Parish Collector Of Rapides
Parish.
July %, 1885,.
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The Jews.

They have OF invented anything.
I speak, certainly, without reference to
the very old times when they may have
invented a great deal. 1t is incontest-
able, however, that they exhibit ex-
traordinary aptitude in utilizing the
inventions of others. In some places
in this slow old Europe of ours, they
have run at belle idee as a pike rushes
at spinning minnow and carries it
clear off to gorge at discretion alone
The telegraph, for instance. Baron
Reuter- furnishes the news of the world
to all the English papers and to many
of the foreign journals. Wolff pro-
vides the news of Central Europe.
These are quite of Israel. Then there
is the Agence Havas, which may be
considered as much inspired, if not
owned, by the same great people,
Europe is under these thumbs. And
in these days news is money. And
now money often means news-in war
it is indeed almost identical, and no
people understand that better than the
parsimonious Prusslans who lavished
gold for intelligence. Here in Vienna,
as in other places, the Press is largely
worked, owned, written aud largely
influenced by Jews. They have APP
preciated the importance of holding
the end of such lever in their hands,
and have not neglected its use. Their
general sympathies are opposed to Ro-
man Catholicism which is aggressive,
but they do not love the Greek Church.
They are distracted somewhat between
their democratic and liberal principles
and the effect which would be pro-
duced on ancient States by vigorous
application of them. Certainly they
have reason to be proud of their race,
which, despite the heavenly maledic-
ton and the hate of Christendom, has
now taken possession of so much of the
goods of this world without striking a
blow in battle, or sustaining the bur-
dens of national life. In music, in
money making, in politics they play a
great part. A jew owns the purest
viutages, the best cigars and some of
the finest horses in the world, not to
speak of paintings, statuary, jewels
aud china, and us the civilization of
the world advances SO does the Jew
come to the front, not of the combat,
bat OF the cleaners, who gather the
fruits of victory. In Vienna there are
more Jews than crossed the Jordon
with Joshua to smite the tribes of Ca
naan. In the Austrian Empire there
are as many Jews as there were in Ju-
dea in the time of Titus-tar more than
there were in the captivity. -. n. Y.
Times Vienna Letter.
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Mrs. BEN. BUTLER,-By the by, few
persons are aware, | suspect that Miss
Hidreth, WHO was leading lady at the
National Theatre during Mr.. Fosters
engagement, was married soon after
her engagement there to Benz F..
Butler, now the renowned General But
Ter. Mrs. Butler, is the mother of the
wife of General Ames, of Mississippi,
who, as Blanche Butler, gained so wide
a reputation as a Washington belle
during her maidenhood. 1t is said that
General Butler displayed his charac
teristic diligence aud determination in
his wooing; that lie resolved that Miss
Hildreth, then as now, most amiable
and accomplished lady, should be his
wife; he Went from Boston to Cincin-
natl to induce her to discontinue her
engagement Cincinnati Gazette.
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ton at that time. Jackson's scheme
arranged for General r. L. Lee to lead
the expedition.
The Lexington (Va.) Gazette, from
which we get the foregoing, says it
nay at some future time go into de-
tails Baltinlorean.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-07-30

At 4 meeting OF the Board OF Ulrec-
tors Of the Rapides Agricultural Fair
Association, the following gentlemen
were elected officers OF the Associa-
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DIED.

In Waco, Texas, at t h residence of
the Rev. Otis Hackctt, on the Sth inst.
NELLIE PAGE, daughter OF c. L. and
Emma T. johnson, aged IA months and
IA days.
Another angel has been added to the
bright army OF angels in Heaven.
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gS" The grasshoppers are in southern
California and are cutting til cir way
clean to the north.
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AS REPORTED BY FERGUSON & SELMA OK
Rapides Agricultural Fair Associa-
tien.

A lie XASDRIA, {
July a6, 1873. :
At 4 meeting Of the Board of Direc-
tors Of the Rapdes Agricultural Fair
Association, the following gentlemen
were elected officers OF the Associa-
ton:
President w. T. Blackman
Vice President. --.-----J John 8. Butler
Secrttny.- --....-.---.J. G. French
treasurer IS. Cullen
Attorney ----..-...------J. G. White
On motion the following committees
were appointed by the President:
Committee on By Laws w. W.
Whittington, Jr., DR.. A. Cockerille,
j. G. French.
Finance Committee Julius Levin,
Z. NJ. Wells, NJ. Heyman.
Executive Committee - DR.. E. L..
Luckett, W. W. Wilmington, Jr., Jno.
S. Butler.
On motion the President was added
to the Executive Committee.
Building Committce-E. NJ. Wells,
R. l.. Luckett, julius Levin and John
Clark.
Moved that two shares OF, the stock
subscribed shall be collected on or be-
fore tho lst day Of September next.
Moved that the Treasurer shall give
a bouh of twenty-five hundred dollars,
(&2500) and that the bond Shall be APP
proved by the President.
Moved that the Committees appoint
ed be required to report at EeZt meGt-
ing of the Directors.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
August 81, 1873.
W. T. DLACKMAN,
J. c. EEENCu, President.
Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
pRMlMauLAR MRMa.


Strawberries are blOasOmins, near EastOn.
Dorchester County giVes proniSe Of hns fruit
crop at-.+s
Werthlssa dogs taads Ead havoc anous sheep,
near Hsstohi last NeeR. et.t" s76 IT.
A negro girl about u yOara OLD, liVinn near Eas-
ton, was seized with smallpox, last week.
The Delaware Annual ConSerenee ral,colgged
ministers wilconSsAe at n IstOh, Md. ..ou ~ -
of July next Bishop James will pre,me
Jos. E. Horney formerly printer 10 tho + s,on
Star office, has been appointed by the PresIdlug
Elder, the janitor preacher on Denton Circuit.
A trial of the uardneF Fire Extnguisher Waa
made at EAston, on Friday. Tho Town Comms-
sioners were highly pleased with the apparatus.
The twelfth regular session OF the Middle Con-
vocation OF the diocese OF Easton will he held in
St Psuls Church, at Trappe, Tuesday, May 18TH
1878.
The continuous rainy weather has beon very in
jurious to the crops Corn planting will necessaI
lily be late, aud there is 80 muchsap in tho wheat
tits in great dsDger of being biighted by the ho
June suns.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Auer, Protestant Epscopa
Missionary to the Republic of Liberia, Africa, de-
| llvered an address at Christ Church, Easton, oI
| last Tuesday evening. on the manners and Gus
1 toms of the native Africans
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
ooMaRNT.
A yRax FLsAsGsF krsAfa IN esa .was&sYAN ".
t4r GALR coLLRaR,

A FEaF RLsAaAaf kFkAfR an 9aa .was&aTAN ".
"a MALR GOLLEaE,
Last evAnina o. halto oEtne Wapysh femAn
Collaka vas AAed VIVA intelll RsntaA critical auA
aaAAcr, on the occasion Of q o0neert given by the
youhR ladies Of the College. The concert was one
OF the most plsaaing ontartainmants ever given in
the College, and = programme Of rich and varied
excellence was presented in an effective manner.
Pottions o. i wsrs sAth usastichAy encorsd, while
altogether it was finely rendered. We give 1t en-
tire: A.t*rt 3t
.s. ssal PRooRAAE1fE. ii
0aetture-La GazEa Ladra, Mockwitz
ist Confess &nhoheld and F. Wilson.
ChoFus-Mark the Merry Elves, Callcoth
'..a Glee Class.
Vocal Duett-LovinR and liking, Glover
Misses Brown and E. WisUn.
Quartstts- in the Blush Of the Morning.
Misses SualIwOod and Acton and Messrs. Chrissy
and HOfscker.
Piano Solo-Moses in Egypt, Thalbsrg
l. Eals stal Miss Metz
Song-The Message ~ Blumeuthal
Mss Ormond.
Qumtstte our Oars - Stevenson
Misses SmaAlwoOd and Acton and Messrs. Chrissy
and HoHecker.
violiu Solo--Air VAEie, Beriot
Prof Stlegler, accompanied by Miss Ormsby.
Double Dueit--O'er the Hilis and Der the Dale,
Glover
Missps L. Love, Brown, Bswley, and Bruner,
Trio Yea tis ths Indian Drum, Bishop
Miss Ormond, Aessrs. ChTlssy and Hoffscker.
Piano Solo-Mountaln Stream, Smith
Miss Powell.
Song Wsel may the Keel Row, From the Scotch
Miss kaufman.
Vocal Duett-Ths LaFbUard watch, Williams
Miss Omond and Mr.. h. r. Plckels.
Vioiin Solo-Carnival de Venice Stegle
Prof Stieglsr, accompanied BY Miss Ormsby.
Song-The Ship-bpy's Letter, Gabriel
Miss OrmOnd
| Chorus-Ths Hunteman's Chorus, Wsbe
GIoe Glass
, The audiencs were greatly pleased with the
| whole aifair, and testified their delight by fire.
, quent bursts of applause, Altogether, it was
I very successful concert, and was mutually salts
/ factory to those who were concefued getting i
up, and those who were delighted by witnessing it
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

Strawberries. Princess Anne Is IN a GUAM
tha neighborhOod The crop will be plentiful
"buA the kborers are few" Last year ali the help
was procured, and this year, about from 700 10
100 more hands wall be wanted. In consequences
a p ablic meeting was called last week 10 deviss
Inef1ns Tor importing help, and thus aaVs the
gro NeEs considerable loss One man offers 10
pronde board for 30 cents per day. Here is ane
opp RFtunity for all lazy men, whose eyes may
eilaaee to light upon this article, to make q few
dollars by pursuing some honest labor for q few
moIhhs Or II other means fail, word need only
be seat to the army Of "peAch picksrs." who every
year haMp down the Penin5ular at the beginning
OF tils peach season, and thsy will doabtcss coms
IA hordes, glad Of an opportunity 70 cemmanca
their SUNNI or aYocAtion a lew months aAEllsr thau
usual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

ELECTION OR oERIcERs.-At the annual meet
Ulg oi the stockholders of the Oxford Agricnl-
tuiAl Society, held In the Oxford Hall, on Mon
daTs the Society was represented TO be In Q
lfSglrlshlng condition, and the following Offlcerh
were elected: President, j. Lacy Darlington
Njcc Presidents, J. NJ. G. Dicksy, K. Haincs Pass.
more, samuel Dickey; Corresponding Secretary,
Worth, w. A. Long Treasurer, w. w Ramsey
Managers, Joseph 4. Reynolds, VIM M RutheT-
ford, Thomas Wood, Thomas GawthrOp, DR. ID
ID. Kennedy, Henry ID. HOdgsOn, John l. Carter,
o1 Chester county; Moses BrintOn, James 8. Pat
terson Il. j. Pennock, OF Lancaster county, aud
Mm. Armstrong, l. +. Nanarsdale, of Cecil Co,
Maryland.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
OBSTACLES 10 MAR9LACE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors aud Abuses IN early life Man
hood restored Impe1m euts y Marriage removed.
New nethoi OF treatment New ard remarEab Bile
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. m sealed
eavel0p es. - --.-,--,- :, ~,
Ninth St Philadeiphia, Pc, an Institution having
a high reputation tor hon orab e conduct and pro-
fsssl5aal .Eiu mar1O dl aw tw9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

The STRIKE AT PHoRNIxvILLE-The strike Of
the puddleTs of the Phnnixvlle Iron Works,
which was inaugurated on Thursday OF last week,
is ttll in progress and gives evidence Of contin-
uance. The employers refuse to acceed to the de-
mands ami the strikers are equally stubborn in
their terms. On Monday last, Mr.. S. ]. Reeves
the President OF the company, ordered all who oe.
fall an made to vacate their premises as early ai
the law Will allow OF their so doing Thlsis equity
alent TO discharge, and 1t is the intention of Mr.
Reeves, TO not employ la the fAtaEe any mAa whG
is a member of any Union, representing his branch
q hbor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
SOCIETIES.
MKEr1Nos THIS KvENIN0.

Hope Lodge, No q, l o o +, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Morning Star Division, No ,. s OF L, at 9th
and Market SITS.
Delaware Council, No ?, o U A N, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council, No Is, Q u A NJ, at 7O2
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 5, q F, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market SITS.
Champion Lodge, Ne 6, X OF p, at Knights oi
Pythias Hall, 2lI Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No Is, X of p. at Ferris &
Garrett's Building, 504 Market st.