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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

Equal to about Sl,Gl7, $50, or nearly
thirty-three per cent. of the total Weld
of all the dividend-paying mines
in the London market, which is
Il fair showing. Says the Chronicle ::
raymond and Ely alone last
year had dividenfs amounting to
more than fifty per cent. of the yield
of all the dividend-paying mines
on the London list. On the list are
sixtv-four British dividend-paving
mines, and only twenty-six foreign
dividend-paying mines. and yet the
twenty-siX pay more dividends than
the siXty-four, which speaks volumes
i'm favor of the foreign mines" 1t is
probable that during the curren' year
two mines on the Comstock will de-
clare more in dividends than all the
dividend-paying mines in the London
market. We refer to the Crown Point
and Belcher. The eleven dividend
paving mines in California, Nevada
and Utah, given above with their
dividends, have cost the London cap
~italists about S14, 000, 900. upon which
amount they are receiving dividends
of about II per cent. a month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15
Wrong Legislation.

Some things in the matter of law
making can only lie treated ironic-
ally /: and that is the way a proposed
Law just introduced in the Senate by
Mr.. McBcth. providing for road
making in the several counties, under
the authority and direction of County
Commissioners. should be received.
The Commissioners are empowered
70 appoint . Road Supervisor, to hold
his Office four years. whenever a ma
jority Of the taxpayers of a township
petition for q road district and said
Supervisor is to have powers given
him ove the personal property Of
every citizen, taxpayer and non-taX-
payer, who shall not, either in labor
or cash, pay his proportion of the
rOad-tax. A forcibls seizure Of per-
sOnal property and selling it at pub
lie vendue at al hours notice, is the
remedy given the Road Supervisor,
in case Of non-payment of tho tax
when demanded. This is a tyranny
WHICu, Us MI. NlCI)ttu ought 10
know. will be exceedingly dis
tasteful to American citizens, and
will cause a great deal of trouble to
the officers appointed to supervise the
roads, besides exciting ill-will, if not
open resistance to the operation of the
law. on the part Of the citizens. The
proceeding is altogether too summary,
and savors of an %autocracv. The
Enterprise says this bill is in a fair way
to become a law. We hope not. The
Senate comprises too much intelli-
xence, We think. to intiict such a law
upon the people. Powers may be
conferred OF County Commissioners
in relation to roads and road-making,
which will be free from this objection
able feature. The bill ought not to
pass with such a provision embodied
in il, and we trust it will be amended
OF defeated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15
AiIEIg COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM ~CxtIFORNrA.
SAN Francisco. Februar

SAN ME- feoruarS ii.
Ihere Will be a running race at Ag-
ricultural Park this afternoon, mile
heats best ,hroo !, Eve for a, mrs. of
~" ~. " NV "lu'Seo VI
SUI. Five horses are entered for the
race.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com.
e..
lany ,op'se " 'vii"o. IVY iisu.-
Sia"Sm. umI $500 om ."e
S', u" S'.ia.. rli.eiS
rei.oi' tNs,S,a.. IIeasuiSr'
mas u'>eo,eieu HS'eI,la'.o sWi,uie'
WHICH Is valI.su oi cNteIl>iNeiS III
IHflIona' Snu.nerm oal'iorn,a, and
ItaIi. lMSU nuiI'por " ofSeu
.nctNs, pI' so..ns " ue ui"wn y!
a ame ,,,i"or. arn Ls usul,'S aSe.,s
".u ue oSinS lpleeu il'9 cII,
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" r." vi seNeIai .noo'>aIiu
eoi,a, n LIZ aiIeaoY oeeIi pTesen.eu
", nsn;.1.o -. I%a.loeen' noiuelS
ny, ...;, oeseii "eil SNeeutvu.
LIZ. Nm oe i''"oe ~ oe'ec' Tic
H"r'> ,aiuc - :.
NJ, "rt.sSon' .ui', lvteu III .ie
.an'nnnpd ,GLG;.u, . - u"tSiaIa' was
Dr;'on t'u ui ,u,oiu!nS W .ne I.';e
i,,so., ."c .e,.io " ears ne Is
~ 81. -
IS =. W.. l.ee, co.., w., t
49, u: So'lis.i iiio,tu ~
new 3niaL, when nlI'ion VIII pe
MSued Az, INC Nui'ieipai eoui' a'o T.
VI ,o,tha,. or cu., N.u,a
Uarbor Commissioners. in tho Nine,
tecnth District Court. it was deciGed.
ON n demurrer to the complaint. that
the jurisdiction was i'm the County
Court. The case WAS annnaled and
TODAY the Sunrene Cont reversed
the Judgment. and the case comes
hack To the District Court fur trial ON
its merits.
In the case of the People vs.. South
we'll. an agreed case was taken to the
Supreme Court, for the purpose of
testing the validity of the drawing of
the last Grand Jury. The Supreme
Court decided that the jury was lille
gallv drawn, and reversed the judg-
ment of the Municipal Court. The
result is, that all parties indicted 10y
that jury will have to I've presented
again, and Il new indictment found.
Hereafter the city will pay the Spring
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

THE Truckee Republican says that a
sleighinx party from that town, the
other day. noticed a singular change
in the temperature of the atmosphere
in crossing the Prosser Creek Valley.
Just before reaching this valley the
aky was cloudless, and the tempera-
ture comparatively mild. In the val
ley was q dense cloud of frosty vapor,
and the cold was intense. so much so
that in spite of all tho precautions
used. several persons had their ears
and faces f%rostbitten. This cold,
frosty vapOr merely covered the
lower portion Of the valley and vas
scarcely one-fourth of mile in width.
The difference between the temporal
ture in this valley and the country
Immediately outside of it was appa-
rently from 20 to 50 degrees. The en-
treme cold extending downthe valley
has for years been the subject of note
and comment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15
Virginia Items.

An CNIUCKY BoY.-A little fellow
IN Virginia by the name of Russell,
curing the past fortnight. has gone
through n whole chapter of accidents,
several of which would have used
nm ap except for the fact that he is
lndestructible. He is the most un-
lucky boy in existence. 1t any boy
- run over by a team, or gets knocked
down by asled,or has his shins kicked
NJ school, that boy is sure to he Rus
sell. y short time ago he fell off the
roof of a house. His next mishap
was that of being run over by a hand
car on the railroad track. During the
late storm he was Knocked down and
badly hurt 10y a coasting sled moving
at high rate of speed. Last week,
while sliding on the ice. he fell head
foremost. and in trying TO save him.
self 10y putting out his hands, the fin
gers of the left one were doubled
back almost to his wrist. Notwith-
standing the nature of his injuries. the
plucky little fellow is going to school
regularly. with his hand strapped fast
To u sliinsle.-Gold Hi Ners.
A Coon IDEA.-The members of
Dung America Engine Company No.
=. OF Virginia, are making arrange
mcnts to have the headquarters of the
company supplied with II library of
choice English literature. They have
already as Il nucleus nearly one hun
dred volumes of standard English
works, including Shakespeare, Mil
ton, Ben Johnson. Byron, Lord Bacon,
Charles Lamb. Scott, Burns. Tom
Moore. ana Il score of others. Weare
pleased to note this evidence of the
literary proclivities of the company
10.
FLIES ALL WISTER.-The present
Winter has not been severe enough
here in Gold Hill to kill all the flies.
Even on the coolest days flies have
been crawling lazily about the walls
and ceilings of the restaurants-not
many. it is true, but enough to swear
by. Hope they have not been busy
breeding all Winter. and preparing
for a huge swarm as soon as warm
weather comeS.-U.
SENTENCED.-Wm. Hogan, found
guilty of an assault to commit muir
der, has been sentenced to two years
confinement and hard labor in the
state Prison. lie has been taken
down TO his new quarters.-Enterprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

THE STATE INSANE.-The Joint COM
mittee of the Legislature to visit and
report upon the condition the States
insane patients at Stockton, Califor-
mia. have returned and reported that
all the patients r as well and as
we'll situated as could he expected.
Tue committee say there are thirty
five Nevada insane persons in the Asy-
Inn, and that there are accommoda-
tons for fifteen more. We would
recommend the sending of that num-
Der of the opponents of the Eureka
County bill in the lobby, if there are
- many. to occupy the remaining
accommodations
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Especial Dispatch from the Capital.l

Especial Dispatch from the Capital.l
CARSON. February II.
SENATE.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Moore-To abolish the Office of
State Printer. Also, to abolish the
office of State Mineralogist.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
by Walter-Relative to the sale of
public lands.
BY CaSSi1y-Authorizing the Com
m~iSSioners of Lander county to issue
bonds in aid of the Humboldt and
Colorado Railroad.
BY HObart-To regulate the mort
gage OF personal property.
ASSEMBLY,.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
BY Shoaff-To prevent miscegena-
ton.
BY MOrrison-To amend section 2G
of the revenue law, requiring County
Auditors and Trcasurers to report
when called on.
The bill to allow all aliens to hold
property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

THE Sacramento Record mentions
the first appearance of the epizootic
in that city. the frs, case being at the
static of ID. Z. Callahan, N of whose
horses was attacked on Friday. The
Gilroy Call .Adrocate also says that a
disease answering tho description has
appeared among the horses of that
place.
II has been decided that no free
tickets shall he given at the Inaugur-
alton Ball. The President and Cabi-
Net will be there as invited guests.
Members of Congress and reprcsen-
satives Of the press will pay their
way. Tickets, admitting a gentleman
and two ladies', $40.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15
Mining Dividends in London.

THE EntelpTise has compiled the fol-
lowing statistics
The London Mining journal gives a
list of dividend-paying mines. both
during the wear 1872 being f972. 1876,
equal to about 81 $50, 675. OF this
amount the San Francisco Chronicle
finds the following amounts paid by
mines located in California, Nevada,
and Utah.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15
MARRIED..

In Reno. February 6, w. T.. Berry t
Emma Lyle. both of Plumas county, Ca
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

THE San Francisco Cal suggests the
establishment in San Francisco har-
Dor of a marine school, or training
ship, for the care of the vicious boys
Of the city. 1t proposes to instruct
them in the art Of seamanship, and
then send them forth to be drowned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

FOLLOWING is the number of
through passengers over the Central
Pacific Railroad for the month of
January, 1873: East, 1,Ooe; West, L.
34s. Total, 1854.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

FREE PASSES STILL GOOD The bill
to punish the acceptance of free passes
on railroads, entitled "A bill to pre-
vent bribery" vas indefinitely post
poned in the Assembly on Tuesday
last, by a vote Of % ayes to II noes
absaut-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

unlawful TREsPAss OF SrocK.-
The bill to prevent the unlawful tres
pass Of stock upon lands under cult
vstion or meadow lands, was ordered
en9rossed in the Assembly on Tues
dsy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

SENATOR CASSIDY has introduced a
bill to aid the construction of n rail-
road from the Humboldt to the
Colorado river.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20
LooAL mrxLLIogWoG

A aDs lot Of poultry was offered for sale in
market this morntng.
An unusually Urge LumberOf vehicles were IN
the ciiy,t morning.
People arc Beginning to start OF for tAsPuTPoss
OF spending the holdayA
Extra trains will be run over the Wilmington &
Western Railroad, on Christmas day
NotWlthsiand yesterdays rain the Thermometer
at noon. to-day, was 4So In the shade
John " Rice, in onother column, adVeTtlaes the
PhRaix Iron Foundry for sale or rent
Tonight befoae the delaware Institute OF Mo
chanio Hrts Prof Thsodore aribl will lecture, %
"Thc Pendulum"
Oar prices wiz ue lower this season than ever
aud the buyes will have the sAtiAfaction to exam
lne a full line Of new and staple goods OF our own
Importation Adams q Bro, 500 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20
The Markets.
LARoE SUPPLY OF rOULTRT-vARIous PAIon.

LARGE SUPPLY OF PoULTRV-VARIoUs PRIoEs.
The Market, this morning, In consequence Of
the near approach Of ChAistmAs, was supplied With
an unusually large quantity Of poultry, and plnmp
chickens, sleek ducks, great fat gesSe, and royal
looking turkeys, were displayed at nearly every
stand. At seven O'Clock, ths market was In fuil
force, and numerous customers were having their
wants supplied, from the tempting arrays Of pro.
duce spread out all along King street.
Passing through the market, ct thls hour, We
we're surprised ct the noticeable difference between
the prices asked at the lower and upper portions
Of the market. Below Fourth street We fOuhd
print butter At 40 and ~ cents per pound while
above FOURTH the Uniform price was As; roll but
ter sold at 36; eggs at SO and 20 cents Per dozen
Below Fourth street, We saw vary large ane look
ingturkey, Whiehthe owner said weighed IS pounds,
and for which he asked only eI.7j. AboVS Foarth
street. turkies not Weihglng more than Il poaAds,
we're offered al the same price. Tue lowest priced
turkey we noticed was el.AO, the highest, $3.50.
Live chickens Sold at elO0 per pair, Dressed
7jc to o. Per pair; ducks, I'll 20 per pair;
geese 9L75 70 SL76. e
Other market produce AOla as fsllOWs:- POtaiSos.
10 and Is halt peck sweet potatoes 26 and 80; tuF-
nips, and 30 do; cabbage and 10 per hsAA; ear
FOls, l and is per hall peck; celery, per buhch
beets, and do, apples, 10 and 30 per half peck;
beAns 10 psT quart; lima bean, l8 and 20 do, hon
sy, 20 and % per pound; appls batter 1Oots %.
Corn 65 csnts per buahel; oats 80 cents do. pota-
toes, Wholesale, 80 and 81.
heatS-Besf lOa26 cents per poand; veal l2a2O
do, mnttsn l0AlO, do, pork lOAl2 d., sauaags ~
DO, lard 12alA, do scrapplo Gas, do.
This morning, there Was also q good supply Of
Christmas gEoens. Trees sold from tan esnts M,
70 size; holly, DO, mess, from 10 cfa
per piece. The display besides being large, was
YorV pretty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20
special Notices.
HE. F. KunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron

USE. F. KunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron
has never been known to fail in the cure Of weak.
mess attended with symptoms: indispOsiuon 70 ex
eriIon loss of memory difficulty of breathing
general weakness; horror Of disease; weak. merry,
0us trembling; d eadiul horror of death night
s~eAts; cold feet weakness; dimness Of vision
IAnEuor univ OFsal lassitude of the muscular sys-
tenn; enormous appetite. with dyspeptic symptoms;
hot hands: flushing cf the body dTynets OF the
skin pAIlid cSuuIenance and eruptioDs on the
face, purifying the blood; pain in the back heavi'
ness Of the eyei1s frequent black spots hyine be.
fore the eyes with temporary sufusiOn and loss OF
sight want OF attention. etc. These symptoms all
arise from a eAkness, and 20 remedy that. ute
L. +. kuNEKL's Bitter Wine Of Iron. Il never
fails. Thousands now enjoying health who
have ueeI It. Take only Z. +, KUNKELs.
Beware of cOunterfeits and base Limitations. as
Kuukeps Bitter Wine Of Iron is 50 well known all
0veE ihs OOu9try, druggists themselves make an
Imitation and try to palm it od their customers.
Ehen they call il Kunkel'I Bitter Wine Of Iron,
= KUnkels Bitter Wine OF Iron is put up Only in
81 bottles, and has yellON wrapper nicely put on
she outside. with the prOprietor's photograph on
tue Wrapper Of each bottle. Always look for the
phOtOeraBh ON the outside. and you will always be
sure 10 get the genuine article.
sold by all DTueeists and dealers everywhere.
dec3'2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20
RRLloloua.


Unitarian Church, West street, near Eighth;
Rev. r. Israel, pastor. Services at 10k A. n.
and ~ p. NJ, Ohildren'S meeting, 2lf p. II.
Subject morning service, ''The Christ Spirit. =
Subject evening service. 'tThe Practical Value
OF Christian Worship and Work" This Is the
Idea In Religion, .r
West Presbyterian Church, corner Of Eighth
and Washington streets, preaching tomorrow
at1O1< A. 1E. and ~ p. n. by the pastor, Rev.
J. NJ. z. Otis. SubleCts-For the morning,
THE Terror Of the Threshold" /; for the even.
ing, "ChTist our Advocate" Strangers and
the public generally are cordially invited to
attend.
The organ has been moved back giving
room for double responsive choir and chorus.
The gasllRht are excellent IN position and
quality, and the organ thoroughly repaired
and tuned fully sustains the reputation OF
Its celebrated builders, Jardine & Son, New
York.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIvRRsART.-The 18th
Anniversary of the Central Presbyterian
subbath school, will be held tomorrow (Dec.
2lst,) commencing at 3 O'Clock In the after
noon, at the church on King street, above Sew.
enth.
Trinity Parish Sunday, December 2lst., ser
vices in the Chapel at 1O{ O'Clock, A. M :, and
o'clock and ~, p. III.
The improvements made in Trinity. Chapel
organ gallery add very much to the comfort
OF the choir.
At Scott NJ. <. Church, tomorrow evening,
several persons will be taken into full mem
bership.
Old SWedes at 1O1S O'Clock, A. M, and IA
O'Clock p. NJ.
On Christmas Day, at 81 and ~ O'Clock,
A. NJ.
Rappleye's Pure White Olive Soap cleans
tinWare and makes II bright as new. Almond
agent Sth and Market streets, Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

The JOHN Notwithstanding the arrival OF
the John Hopkins 81 Baltimore. the SSta says -
Hundreds Of persons visited the vessel yesterday
and were shown around by Captain q. r. 0iIIihR-
ham, chief clerk Of the company. The new steam
ship lying At her wharf with all her hags flying
was the subject Of universal admiration during
the day. A grand banquet viii be given on Tues
day, and il the weather be hns trial trip will be
made down the bay. Taken altogether the JOhm
HopkInS, while creditAble addition 70 the Balti.
more marine, may be elassed as one of the finest
steamships afoat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

RAILROAD MREFMa, The directors Of the
Frankford and BrsakWater r. II. met in
Georgetown T1esdAy, and were in session un.
iii Wednesday noo9, receiving and diDcu0aIDo
proposals. for The building ofths road. The
board q Journal 70 meet again on Tuesday next
q which time they have given the contract.
Five bids we're put IN as iolloWs:
~ .JobnA. Houston, Sussex; Amos Smith Penn
gylyaDia; SollaFs, q Company, PHILADELPHIA;
George ". Saith. 4 Company, Philadelphia;
Della.
: Me- BaumgArdner did nol::make bid as
was exPeCtsd, tbst Is, not In bis own name.
The bids are aGid 10 be fair and reasonable
and the contract will Be awarded on Tues
day. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

HOLIDAY TRAIN ON W. 4 W.R R.-The w.
& W. r. H. will run on Christmas eve an extra
train, leaving Landenbsrg at 600 p. N, and re-
turning leave Wilmington at ll.O0 P. n. On
Christmas day trains will leave Landenberg at
at G. AS and 900 A. NJ, and l.S0 and 600 7. N
Leave Wilmington al 1890 A. NJ, and 40 and
l.OOP NJ Connections will be made at Ian.
denberR with trains on p. & d. r. r., and al
Wilmington with trains on p. W. & B. r. b.
and othsr roads.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

Law OFFIcE-Walter Cummlns, Esq, has re-
moved from the corner of Ninth aud MArkeL to the
office, No. 5l2 King street next door TO the Post
Office. M CumminS is gentleman OF education
and will be found careful and reliable % counsel
or aud prompt, responsible and viglant In bis al
tention to ali claims put in his hands for colec-
ton See bis caId elsewhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

The Gypsies presented his honor Judge WOOt-
ten and Sheriff Sharp each with Bull PuTps. These
gentlemen were highly delighted and the Sheriff
was expatiating largely upon the pleasure the
purp would afford his children. But, true 10 theiI
nature the Gypsies deceived the Sheriff, and hiG
dorg turned out TO be . canine Of the feminine
gender. We have, at last, advices heard no faulI
found with the Judges dorg-SUsser Journal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

PoTATo RoF.-The late potato crop in this vi
cinity was unusually heavy. Owing 70 the sea
sonable ain and warm weather the tuberB grew
to enormous size. 1t seems however that owing
to their rapid growth and wet weather they con-
tain an unusual amount of water, and unless
carefully kept, q large proportion will decay. An
experienced farmer informs Us that he arrested
the decay in his by spreading them thlnly in q
warm dry room and evapOratDg the moisture
Milford Meas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20
SOCIETIES.
AERRgIHes TH1s EvEnTna.

Asehanies Lodge, No 4, ,IoOF, at Odd Fell
love- Hall, % and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. s, 10 r n, at Rad Mans
Hail. as Market st.
Jeaerson Council, No. 10. GUAM, at Mechan.
ies' Hall. 2l9 King st.
Ia Fayette Lodge. No. 2, KOfP, at Kniehts of
PythiAs Hall, y I Market 1t. = =.
Aseufy Lodge, / o Of q r. at fifth and Market
Streets ,,,..s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

PRKsENTATIoN.- On Thursday evening. Mr
Charles H. Moore, a teacher at st. Pauls NJ. e
Sunday School, was made the recipient OF ON ae'
ceptabic present, consisting of photograph Of him
self surrounded BY photographs OF the members o.
his SUNDAY School class, the whole handsomely
framed The presentation, which took place q
Mr. Moore's residence, was made BY Mr.. Joseph
Pyle, and was a complete surprlss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

HOLIDAY ExcURsTON.-C Commencing to-day
and continuing until January 80, 1874, the VIII
minRton & Reading Railroad Company will issue
excursion tickets at reduced rates. to and from all
points where the company has agents, This will
be an excellent opportunity for persons going out
of the citv 10 amend the HOLIDAYS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

STILL PRodRRsslNG.-By this time all the wood
work on the extension of the Wilmington q
Reading Railroad, from BirdsbOrO to Readng, is
remained TO be laid. The extension will surely be
in running order by Wednesday, If no unforeseen
accident happenb.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

CHEAP TRAvEL-The Philadelphia, Winning
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company, on January
lst next, commences to issue mileage Ticket
Books good for thousand miles II not sxceedlng
stations on the p, W. & d. R-R, aud also the
Delaware Il r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20
CITY NOTICES..

The best Recommendation of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. They IN.
VariGhly advise their fIends to drop in and Try II
on Al BABCQCK 4 BRO,
900 Market street.
"A GOOD article advertises itself," and the Bas-
marcE Catfer for GeahemeR is WRtoereauV recon,
mended bY those Who have worn it as 'the Go~sr
BABC0CK 4 BRO,
aO6 Market street
Mems CATERS g and up,
Mems Boots. IS and ups
Ladies Shoes, 81 so and upN
At the old cheap Store OF NM
BABCoCK BRO,
zoo Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

4 JoKE-oae night last week, a party sI boy
and men n LAptBi determined to have aouls
Ian .al The exhehes Of our old friend FFios.
Ehsy dressed hay up in Woman's clothes and
prepared fos : Sed4ing-IaEiy, when ihings
we're ready thss Rev. AF F. was sent GoF, and
married the boy % some vaR Of LaursI. M
y. colIecsea his &c of q ana ielt 10 hear nexl
morning that JOKE he'd been peFpetFaied upon
hIm.-SnaDex Journal.
AZ MF. Fries FeeeiVsd the Zee, small a. il va
he got The best Of the joke, and may laugh Al
the young Fogus1s Il bis leisure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

SocIABLE.-Last night Lenape Tribe l. X. y,
gave a sociabe at the Wigwam, in SaNiiies Build
Jag, Sixth and Market streets. The exercises ToS'
sisted Of short speeches, readings. singing and &C.
and formed a very pleasant entertainment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-20

CRowDEp TRAINS This morning, the depart
inc trains on the r. w. Il B. r. r., were crowded
with persons going home to spend the holiday.
Numbers Of young lady students OF this city were
among the departing ones, and the old depot was
fairly resplendant with fresh female Deauty.