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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13
UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE.
NOTICE TO SPEclAi.TAX PAYERS

The Law of December "a. Is7a requires every
| p, r>on engaged i'll any business. svoca.iou. Of
employment win oh render. him liable .os
SPECIAL TAX,
to procure and place conspic uouslv in his sstab
hshnisnt or place of business.
A STAMP
denotinG the payment of said Special Tax be-
fore comm ncing business.
The taxes embraced within the provisions Of
law above quoted ar, the ftllt wing, viz:
Reetiters. ............S 500 90
Dealers. r tail liquor .....-..... Gj 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor ... .... 100 GO
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale. 50 %
Dealers in malt liquors, rttail. 49, 20 90
Dealers in ,-sf Il bscco ...... % co
Re fail deal. 5 in leaf tobacco $500. 500 %
and IN sales of ovtr 81 900. fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
Of 81 600.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco :. 5 co
Manufacture rs of stills .....-... so 90
and for each still or worm manu-
factur d. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70 on
Mannfa cfurers Of tobacco 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars - 10 90
Peddlers Of tobacco. first class III
tmors than two horsesl ....-. 80 90
P,ddltrs Of tob'cco. second classJs
e hors-sl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Pedd.rs of t,bnceo. third class,
Il morse -----.- .--..-,..... Is 90.
Peddl rs of tobacco. fourth class,
on foot or public ceAvtyancel " 10 90
Brew, rs Of |, IS than sou barr ell. 80 60
Brewers Of 500 barrels or more 49,. leo 90 =
Any PIT rs0n who shall fail TO comply with tie
meeoIns requirements viii be subject to
severe penalties. -.
SpeciRltax Payers thrs ughout the United
states are rrmin ed that tn. Y must make appli-
rtion I" the. Collector tor Deputy Cn1,ectorJ
their respertive districts. and procure the
"ropr stamp for the Specisl-tax Year. CON-
,encirg May l, 1873, without waiting for fur
her notice.
- GEO. A, KING, -
Collector Internal Revenue
- District -
Application m.y alsn' be made to. and stamps
REQUIRED of A. MFEkINS. Deputy Collector at
rmsby House, on Monday, Nay l2th, -ls73. ..
my6-6t
Or. |. A. HERRlCK,
UOHEOPATHIc .PBvsIcIAN.. ]
~ 4
OFF.Ckln the County Buildings, Carson
CARSON CITY, NEVADA, 49,
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AXE Warning !!

TMc =. - T. II. k. COMPANY ARl
i anxious tn tahs ,iue precautiou asains. =.
ciG.sn:s and loss Of life result ng fran runnin.
81 their trains and they take this method
warning Parents and Guardians against tn,
DANGERS attending the too common practice OF
Children playing Al-,as their Cans and lGcon,u
Sives- Those having ia char.,e the business a.
sf- Company find i. impossible to rEEsrApI
orvs- csho ffsqu. mt the trrmini and stoppin:
P's-. IF f.,e road from climbing upon the
siIi engines. snd they will feel themselv.
obliged tn. rpsrrt to ulor~ decided measures i
these annoyane.s rnntinu-i. Recent ACCT
4. nss. which srr wholly xscribabie to the car,
Lssness of persons iumpins and of the car
~h-n in motion. should be waning enough i,
themselves. II. N. YERINGTON
SUPERINTENDENT
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ATFSSRs BAKER d HAMILTON
VI No II Front street. San Frsncisro--fent,
ftsra three months tri1l Of our Baxter Engin.
= arr able to sp' ak knowingly Of its meri' -
70 than realizes our expectations and il b.
{. nd doubt the best thing of the kind eU9 III;
ifactured. Our Engine Il thrpe-h h 'rse p We,
ma Hoe Single Cylind. and two Gordo'
rsses with eas'. and apparT 'ntly power enouc
# to run ~ many more. 1t needs no epSinei
aft nd to it. and makes as little nofsF Will
motion Ms = sewing machine. We run lit
urs rer day At an expense of from ~ to 5.
Ma nrr d,y for fuel No Printing Office j
cd Of an Engine should be without . Baxter
it il certainly the Printers Engine"
JEFFERfS K Co,
BNok and Job Printers.
mh25.f N. So j street, Sacramento.
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COURTS.
cllANcERY COURT
POST oTTICE.

ARRIVAL ANr DEPARTURE or MAILS
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays aud
fridays pm. Departs Wednesday, aud
Saturdays am.
Long Town arrives u m and departs ! p. m.
every Saturday
Longtown, Star Place and Lake Crcsswell
mail departs IT, n. and arrives u y. every
Saturday.
Daily mails close rs follows
Going North at loo n.
Going South, at3l0PN
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals
Office oreu daily, Sunday excepted, from 600
a " 10 700 r. NJ.
HtrEorcoNNsToNc CHARGED ron uoNEr onpTns.
on orders not exceeding s2O..............l0 Cts
over $50 and not exceeding S30......... 70 cts
over $40 aud not exceeding Si0........s 80 cts
Over $40 and otexoeediug t50.. .......25 cts
No fractions Of cents 10 be introduced In an
Order.
rES-rniied States Treasury notes or Nation
al Bank NOies only received orpald.
JN. wADDEY, ,. "
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RespOnsIblIlty.

am utterly astonished when |
think upon such u treasure as the
Gospel being committed to such
one as my'clf. 1t almost terriRcs
me when | think OF the awful res>
possibility which lies upon an en-.
bassador ol Christ-tlIat lie has not
only to watch for his own soul, but
for the souls OF otlcrs-not only to
account for himself, but for others.
aud II the people err through his
misguidancc, il will be required at
his hands. "Who is sufficient for
these things l"-[Rcv. VIM. Jack
sui.
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Cify and Comfy DTtefory.

p Fisher Judge oflhc i2lh judicial District
tigt
L otnnne, Sheriff
g. II Gleason Circuit Clcrk'
J. & Harrison Chnn,cry Clerk
", w. Howe Treasurer
W. A Jones Assessor
II }. Harding PRECEDENT School lunrl
BotHu or SuprUyIsons $ II Guu'cr rrr,i
dent " $ llmphrll y " sims John
Wilson tcol lnudy Hunt lrolI
Capt Samuel Mathews County surveyor
--:O.-
MiYnp - - Mclleury.
CosrABLE Mansfield Williams
ALDERMEN " D, llcA.u J. G. Hall, y.
Il innn, W. H. Locke.
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A man in Pennsylvania has invent
ed rat trap that is made u operate
upon the selfish passions Of the poor
rat, aud lure him into trouble. The
Mechanic and Farmer, ia dcscrip.
ton Of tho trap, says that mirror
is set in the back part Of the device,
beyond the bait, aud as his n,tsl,ip
is out on ioragins expedition, lic
sspics the bait, at the came time be.
lieyes his own image in the mirror
to be another ra, making for it on
the opposite side. This is too much
for mt baturc 10 stand aud be cool
over, ~ he rushes ior the bait aud
is caught.
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How llorEL kEgPER Knows AZ
ll0MsT MANA New York hniel.
keeper hug discovered nm infallAblc
RUE for determining tllc honesty Of
bis customers. lie ,ays: Il have
10 dc II iarulc In my house. when
ever man wants ROOM and has
no baggage, to demand pay in al.
vance, as Is usual. II he maniIesls
no objection, aud puts his hand II
biz poesct for money, Iiellhim'itit i
III right that be can pay just q. well
when lie goes away. That kind Of
man Away. pays. But tlicre l. an.
other sort Of fellow who. when H..
ioimcd Of the rule, prefcnds b. be
very il dignant, insisting that he "
a gentleman, by, and is not im
The habit Of having bis name qnss-
tanned or his honesty doubted. In
such a case, I Invariably in-isi on
the production Of me funds. furI
know II 1dSn't gcs siism then !
never should get them is sle werIi.
Men Who talk sbost their honor,
aud assume 10 be issultei when 70.
que.ssd to paw, esn hs d>p>rd>d e~
Tor firss-elass .dcad-beatx''
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Il is rclstid ,ha, u New lamp.
Shire minister recently portrayed
tho history Vi Jonah after the tbl.
lowing s.yle: "l,ccin to see jonah
passing along the roal to Nincvsh;
! seem TO sec hiWcItcrins the iick.
ct office, buy his ticket and pay for
it | seem TO sec him walk upon tho
weasel; | seem tp sec them lit their
anchor aud tito stately ship move
gradually out ulon the broad AZ.
lantic.'
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VOLUME 10. NUMBER II
pnl klpilt Otj $780,


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Sruy Tho Assembly met ON
SATURDAY. with tie understanding
/ that tho yo,o .honld bctaken on the
Nm for tic abolition Of slavery IN
/ Porto Rico. 4 lcsolut,on was adop.
tcd At the beginning Of tho sitting
\ tint thc Chun,bcr would moi adfmrn
un,il the subject hnd been DISPOSED
oc Sionor Itiguras announced that
| tho Ministry Ind decided 20 stand or
| fail will, the measure. Contrary to
,oucrnl eynrrt,t,on. the llousr rn.
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Let a Numsn be decksf Niih ail
the establishment. of AT au4 nssufs
-,et. II boldusss !, 10 lie rad In
her 'sst, J, bl0is oy' ~ ,hs lises 81
beauty.
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RnBIaIoUs.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CnuCH sorTn
vi --Rsv. ,. y pe,way Services every i't.
lrd. 9th and 9th Sundays sabbath school,
o'clock A n, Prayer meeting every Ntdnes-
day At o'loekP.u
D1gsBYTERlAN CnuRClI-RsT .. q
| Duak, Pasior.- Services every md, 81 and
9th sundais, sabbath school po.gllfk A.N.
EPIsc0PAL CnU URCli-RsT v. ). speiD,
IL Pastor. Services hni sabbath IN ,hs
month a. 1910 a m., and5id, Sabbath a. $40
p. n.
DAPT1sT CHURCH ELDER c. b Young
ID Pastor. Services eyery lsi anl lfi Sun.
days Sabbath 1rhoai . oel1skA.n
('ATlOLlC CHURCH -seryfts lih Sunday
Y In saeh month. by Rev Father Wise
rttRtsTfAN CHURCH Riisf 7 v Casksy.
y Pastgt.-N regular spp0is,nsat
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In the lists Of inyshlioas pub
lishs.i by the English payers three
on, Of four are patented by Aneri.
eauf.
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exchanges says II is wasting
time to hog The girIs. We love 10
waste hl,le that say, ncw end
then,
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a great ditsov has recently
been made By a surgeon in the
British army IN Clini. in tie way
of IN sTecidal remedy for smallpox.
The mo,e Of treatment is as iol.
lows:
"W hen the preceding f,ver is a.
Ne height. and jos, before the erup-
tinn appears, ,hs chest Is rubbed
with crntnn oil and iar,aric DIN.
mrnt. This causes the whole II the
eruption 10 appear on that part ri
the body - the relief the resi- II
also secures a fall and complete erup.
tion, aud thus prevents tie discas q
from attacking the internal organs.
This is nov the established mode Of
Treatment In the English army In
China, aud Is regarded ss perfect
cure"
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How u great business cin decay Is
exempIihed IN the case Of Nantucket.
Mas. Thirty years ago the island
scnt nearly hundred Whalers--iiue,
large sbips-iato the Pacific DC an.
Now tie IN. i. Bant0v I'll last
vessel in the whaling business bear.
ing tie name uf Nantucket on her
stam--has been cold At Callao.
Meanwhile, Tie a@gient town has
sub.ilcd into n sort of half water.
ing-p'aco-a very odd aud pleasant
one iur people Win like quiet, and
who woull taste their sea.air with
on, ,he dissipa,io1s and the uusalu.
,ary gayOiies.vi more popular re
sorts.
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"lInving let of tho Conicderatl
chiefs from wcll.dc,erved ham, {.
ing, the nation has m interest in
inquiring what usc has been made Of
this clemoney by tho objects thereof
II is in thi; way that q SO calloi Re.
publican newspaper prciaces It's In.
formation that the aforesaid "clicts
arc apparently cndcavoring 10 50
cure respectable livelihood. Mr..
Davis is President OF nn Insurance
Company; Mr. Stephens is writing
ior newspaper; Messrs Dcaurcgarl
aud Bragg superintend street rail.
ways; Hood IL 4 cotton factor; Hid
keeps school; ben lliil practices
law; H.. Y. johnson ia u planter.
Other names and ayocaiions are
mentioned, but these arc enough.
These men certainly ar, not remind.
cd constantly that have observed
hanging" while they ore doing their
best 10 lead useful and independent
liyes.-tN. Y Tribune.
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NEW SERIES
r,llEOiDs A ll0lti'
Ippl t Tennessee liaIlrmd,


fhsH fsBtt
tte-# raltrh I.l
guNg sWTil
ats WfmnbH Elir pH
n iltfH san.It f0i naitstiI.ot Id
|N rsst pap# Htilen NnY tnl w.
IA ltnHda HHf.W
N a,letts iauphlt tiiFN ptn
IA fgi RaHlIt IN baiefylIlpH NJ cont
"a Bf F1res uNA y and affiys ~
IA ada Mo.
"A ,ra.a ioss u Asma nGg1 a., mu
"A N 20 Arfb 12h Hhifi,IIle , Iu.
"A Hasd rgQ. rsts Alo,snd mti,oat
H if 900
GDiSG NORTH.
N r0rye Grenade nIiA fbmarppa
"A rHHiand iiiI hhrNiIIr l2ul,
n lqBl Como. 10 n NJ oud AMY,
n su,mpbIs1lbrs
4 laIn, leave urenndh 2iOoA ", mH
\ llj. Couftlanl BOO, Ducs,illc l.l1,
Il M bob. Como 5iooul arrive At Mcn.
4 alOAN
4 mln leaves Grenada j.ij ~, pass
n plo. CoutiInud D22, Bllcyillo
\ sirdis i0lb,Como ll.2o. and arrive
\ Memphis LlOr.n
n and 4 Express trains daily
II ,bt uns daily. except Sundays
II mnIl train going south makes G'fcc.
4 ,e,I1n at Grenada fot New Orleans The
4 ,is going South aouuects for Water Vail
oxford, Sc.
y. D. FROST Gen.l Slpt
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for Liver Complaint and the painful of'prirg
thereof to.wit DYSPEPSIA, CONSTlPA-
TlUN. Isundice. Bilious attacks, SIGN HEAD.
ACHE. Collie. D,pscs.ion of Spirits, SOUR
STOMACH. Heart Burn. EIc Ete
R,suints the Liver and prrvrnt
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

Tas untiysled Medicine Is warranted uol 10
contain single pnriiglco Of MEEcrrr or any IN.
E... H.. 4 itttt
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UitI4t tW IU.

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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11

operations OF the Post-Ofice Department during
the year.
The ordinary postal revenues OF me nscal year
ending Jcne %, 1873 amounted 70 $s2yso, a4l ~,
snd the expenditures q all kinds 70 $ssvsi sao6I
Inc increase OF revenues over isIs was slosi 30
30 and the increass In expenditures, $2926 so3 s6
independent OF the payments made from special
appropriations Tor mall eteamsnp INES the amount
drawn from tbs general treasury 70 meet dehcien-
tension.of our postal service, particularly
upon railways, and the Improved iaciities Tor the
collection transmission, distrlonticn and delivery
OF tne malls, wncn are constantly Ssing proyiaea,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11

hhfub sia of srAis: c
an compliance Win inc request Nongress,
. uansmlt,sd 70 inc AlneIican minister ~
Madla, WIN lnsTucuons 70 present !. 70 lnc
spanish uovernmea', .ne JON. resoiu.ion up.
proved On me o. % march ,ass, senacsing 70
ha 1 po1piI u npr nI e n shn anu ot pe
mar OF Ihc Americai people, .nc congralula-
s nons " Song'ces upon .ne eno's 70 eons ss,'
luaG N opaln ,ne p'sncip'es Vi sseIsai ~ NJ
o.y ~ repuons ss 10TH "a soseinnie Nv Inc
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
The symPtoma Of Health.

Health has its symptoms as we'll a. disease The
clear eye. the fresh ComplexiOns the steady hand.
the firm step, the unclOuded brain. brisknes5 Of
spirits. and disposition to look on the bright si3s
of anythink are Indications that thO anilnal HeA-
ehinery is in perfect working order. Happy are
they whose running gear Of life b A. this sxOaliSat
condition. and fortunate too are they who know
how to bring it into such condition IL dlsarranEsd
All who have experienced or witnessed the oa0ots
Of Hostetter's Stomach BitteTs upon the weak
broken down. desPOndilg victims Of aysDspsis,
liver complaint, fever and aeue. fheumattsn nef-
yops debility, or PrenstlEs decay. know that IN
specific principle which reaches the very source Of
the trouble and effects an absolute and permanent
on the label. for the preparation is plurality
Of remedies cOndensed Into one Irresistible anti
dOte. ,45=sI4 al aep3tolO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
state Items.


The peach shipments, from Milford are rap
idly diminishing.
The NEwseayg that the town taxes of Milford
are hervy this year.
2 AiIlSase Of de knights oG PyIbias Is about
being formed 10 Milford. .'..r.....
Young partridges are abundant this season,
and the sporting fraternity will have good shoot
ing this Fall. 4a ... .... .s.r
A number ofMiIford horliculturists are now
shipping very fne grapes to the NeW York and
Phila. markets. .r.. ..e...
The Academic Base Ball Club Of Milford was
beaten on Thursday, by the White Cloud Club,
OF Salisbury EoEe, PAIL % =
Large quantities Of pine wood are bought at
MitOea RAd 9eVealf vessels are. kePt -tnlsy in
l18benk RtEat 10 markei UJI II !
The farmers and Mechanics Club, of Har-
ringtOn will be represented at. the. National
Ppnploglcal Exhibition in Boston, next week.
Mpssrs. Ho6eCker e Bro of Milford, are run
ming tl9eiE lHlsn Mia ga. SAD eighh filling
an draSNfoP ss3eAty y GhS6Aand yaras II kerseyf.
Elias Macklin, a laboFer for Mr.. John MaIon.
llfesd Neck,. CIT hi9 Hght 3eg gasVeFSly !
on Tuesday last by falling upon a moving
scythe. ~. .-.-.....
-WilliAml Bishop struck Frank Murray with a
catAtan45af, On b atelio6ner at Boston, on Thurs
day, and inflicted such injuries that Murray died
Yesterday: Bishop Was arrested. Murray leaves
pvHis In Delaware -.iist /. iass e-7.i
lsxM Mr. Buck, one Of The peach shippers from
Milford alallOn, has sent most Of his peaches 10
Bostc1k end he has geeeiVcdnO FetuFns of less
thap S. per cralS and for The bulk Of his shin
menisa he realized from 81 to 81. .s..... -
ltsDr !. g. RrsRytaa SndEtSphsp Wood gn,
were appointed committee by The Central Del
Fruit Growers Association on Wednesday night
torepresent them At the meeting of Ameri.
can Pomological Society at Boston next week
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
improvements,
A TrSE MARKET STREET STORE.

Vim. =. Sharpe, the popular dry goods hoEoAant
on East Third street, near Market, having, soma
time ago, purchased the First National Bank buiIA
ing, 3 Il: corner ofFOuFth and Market streata has
been Duhlly engaged in altering and rsmodeIinQ
Ine same previous TO occupying It a. businets
sano. Hs 1be iront Of the building on Market aud
fonrth streets have been altered a. to lose neaf
y all OF their former appearance. One entiRe
glass front extends along Market street and HoD1s
olslAhce On FouEth street, comprising thraa larSa
show windows and two door. The main nom an
the nrst moor is Large and commodiouh with shelT-
ing arranged around, at convenient heihhts. ana
Mo ~. Hrge counters, extending along either side
Inc room Is airy. light and well ventilated, ahd
viii make superior sales room. The Improve
ments are rapidly aPproachlng compIstion, and
when they are complsted, and the bnildin0 occc.
pied, Mr. Sharpe will have one Of The fnssf az oor
many Market street stores. - 80
An IMPORTANT KrNo STREET IarPRovKArENT
Mesas. j: d J. N. Harman, Al 4lO Ring. stre.t
cabinet mAkoEH, and manafaetuFsFs of. and 6SSI'
ere In nne furniture, are now CONDUCTING a rrbs.
porous business at the shove stand which has
been occupied for thls purpose foF the last TWEEN
" or twenty-five years, aud is therefore old and
well established. Although their present bniId-
ing 10 large and eoEnmodIous, it is mot lArpe
enough to meet the demands Of THAR nrooas,t
large trade, and Il ls therefore being enlated ~
double tta former ME- On the lot a. he raer
40 addition ID being erected GO fest deep by 90
Test vide, and four stories high When oOnbIs.
ted this viii make their WarsroomE 100 feet desO.
and % feet wide a. the front. The addition tIIl
be occupied exclusively for the accommodation 81
the present business. hhd viii ~ fnfhishbd eth
hosting apparatna, elevators, conTsnisut stafr,
ways and all other modern appliances and n
ppoyemants. The whole establlshmsnf wiilithab,
q all times. Be well stocked with Ans fanitaIs,
Of ell descriptions, .ss'ss-s ,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

REPAIRING THE DAMAGEs-Wm. N Wilson -.
Levy Court Commissioner for AppoQuinimink
Hundred, is busily engaged in repairing the
damage done TO the bridges and culverts by the
recent storms in that Hundred, and is pushing
the work forward with commendable activity.
He has erected a temporary bridge over the stream
the culvert.
Mr.. T. c. Murphey has large force Of carpen-
ters, mIlwnghts and labors employed upon his
mill He will rebuild his dam as soon as prac-
ticable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
Business Notices.

Everybody limited 10 an inspection of the
largest and most complete assortment of the best
class ready made clothing for gents, youths and
Market street. Give him a call He is q fine
young man to deal with. ap4
j. Wesley Canary has just received 4 fine lot Of
hose $40 suits at 406 Market street. ap4
You can buy clothing and gents furnishing
goods, trunks, valises, umbrellas, &c, cheap al
]. Wesley Canary's, 4O6 Market street. ap4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE KBUsINEss.-Charles Kyle has recov-
sChis health and will give bis personal attention
the sale of ice cream, CONNECTIONS. nuts and fruit
at the N. w. corner Of the Second street market
house, and will he as polite and accommodating A.
ever. He will also keep ice cream at the corner
of Sixth and Orange Ss., at his residence. He also
intends to ft up the Sylvan Springs. near the city
railw- depot, where there will be cOnveEiencie
for picnics aud every arran cement for the accom-
mediation of all who may wish to pass a pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprisinE and deserving
Of encouragement. No inIo xicating liquors sold Oh
the ground. augl5 -d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-EAry Yesterday moru-
ing, a south bound freight train, on the p W. e.
B. r. r., Jumped the track at Ridley Park None
ofthe cars were injured, but several carriages on
an open car were somewhat injured. The train
was delayed some time. Shortly afterwards, a
freight train moving north jumped the track at
the same place, and ten cars we're thrown from
the rails. Several of the cars were considerably
demolished, and the treights, such as coal OIL su-
gar. coffee, thrown out and damaged. The tracks
were obstructed and passenger trains We're some
what delayed in consequence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

That Detroiter who put hot potatoes in his
wife's fingers, ana then rApturously squeezed her
hand, was genius. Few husbands have the
knaek Of being 90 judicIously aAOctiORate.
II. J. Byron has completed new drama for j..
X. Emmett, q comedy for Mrs. John Wood, one
for f. A. SOthern and drama for j. u. Clarke.
MRS POLLOCK of PlaingrooVe township,
Lawrence county, Pa, recently gave birth to
triplets, two boys and one girl. I'D,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

TIE EASTERN VRGINIAN.-We have received
the first copy Of the Eastern Tr0,nidn published
at Onancock, AccomAc county, Va, by e. Mar
shall Il Co, formerly of the Crsfield Leader
The ItrgIniGn is a very cTeditable paper and
gives promise thai il will be conducted with ahi-
ity. II is the only paper published In a neigh
borhood containing 10000 population and there
fore has good prospect for success