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, 1873-09-21

From HArpfF's Hd.nr.
4 plain but perfectly dressed lady. With tho
best Blood OF tic world in her veinB, and-w Int
is more imposing to the haberlnshing heart
with plenty Of money in her pocket, wont, not
long since, intn. shop to buy napkus. Tho
potentate OF the counter showed her such
napery Us bo thought suited to Ler social posi-
ton. "Thcse are rather ooarso." slo suggosted;
"have you mona finer ?" "olt, yea," sad tho
gentleman, " but they are moro expensive"
It is eyor to bc regretted that tho lady turned in
silence and left tho shop, because that clerk will
mover know that it VAS his own idlotio etfront-
cry, md not tho exponHo Of the napkins Which
lost him tho customor.
A lady who mover made any great figure in the
world md certainly not In q waterproof clonk
on d rafny dAy, was seo!iing pnrnsol. The
clerk showed her somo worry common, not to say
shabby, specimens, which she declined. 4 little
further down the counter sho bought whole
the knight Of the parasol chmo down and begged
her to rc-examino his assortment, OF which he
hnd contriyed to unearth m altogether difforent
and better collection. Bho too, fell below the
parasol without enlightoning linn upon her dis
covery OF his stupid mistake.
A Indy, largo and lovely, serene Quaker
goddess, made aomo benevolent casual remark
to the clerk with whom sho waB tratllcking, just
as ahe would lave patted the bend ct = strange
dog who might havo run up and snlfed at her
gown, and tho little whipper-snappor clork
followed her 10 tho door and-winkel at her !
And while sho stood staring at lin in Aor first
amazed consciousness Of lis individual OK
istonce, he winlod agnin Th1s vacnous do tho
gods make human skull, yet furnish it with all
tho ganglia or life,
right find Of clerksl- right sort there is.
bought table.cloth OF him yesterday. l had
| forgotten to take tho size Of the table, or fl
pattern Of the color to be naschcd. Patiently
he evolved my probable needs from MY frag-
mentary facts, discussed pleasantly tho pre-
HOuutirA nYiHenrb. and eHu1tlod much inter-
, 1873-09-21
4sisCIltOriAt.

From the Aibunv argus.
Seth Grcen tho Superintendent OF the State
Histories, Las received by expross ahad FROM
Iidouto, aud with it a letter from II: II. Cum
miugs, a merchant of that place. Atr: Cum
minga states that the accompanying fish Waa
caught, with number Of others. in the Alsc'
gheny River at taat place, on the 4th OF Sep
[otnbor. Tie fishermen who took these fish
at onco recognized them as strangers In thosa
waters and raised M inquiry. Honco this
snmplo was forwarded to A1r. Green. Iie at
once recognized it as shad, and for that mat.
tor, any ono who il at all familiar with that
species Of Ash would readily do 10. This tlsl,
ID thirteen inches and one-Aalf long, and we'll
developed. Tidioute. tho place where it wns
taken, is about sixty miloa below Salamanca,
and thoBo Shad were doubtless makinng their
way to tho placo whore they first found 8
homo in the river. It is probable they lAd
boen down the MiHaiaHippi, and, true to the
habit Of their kind, wore returning to tho
placo Of their nativity 30 far as thoy were able.
Il alad will live in tho Mississippi aud itB trib'
uta,ios to tho age and sizo Of these, tho expert.
1nent ct stocking theHo WAtera may DO roGardon
asH H1lncaBhful.
, 1873-09-21
A Victim to Science.

The Berlin medical journals record the death
from cholera. on Aug. 20, OF Or. Otto Obers
ing and, indeed, Lad to q considerable o1ten-
gafinotl, high reputation as scientific invet>S
gator Of disease. Within tho last fow months
lo published some interesting researches OIL the
blood III typhrs foyer Qnaoulatod); and, whon
searches OIL cholera. Having too great conil-
denco in tis power Of roaiating Infection, in con-
sequence Of having not talon foyer during hia
Investigations OH Chat disoase, he kept i'll his
bedroom pathological specimens takon from per,
that In this way he became infected. IIo was 30
dcyoted to his Inquiry that, after ho had becon,o
aware Of the condition in which ho was, lio mada
some microscopic examinations on blu awi!
blood. Ills loath occurred after an illneRs Of
seven hours, III tue 8lst year Of his ayo.-D''tish
Medical Journal
, 1873-09-21

A published statement that tho Hon, A!oxati-
dor H. stopholis recently Lost ONO Or Ills over
coats ut DahloMoga, Oa, has Moyedtio An!;i,'!a
Conslift4lionalist to roiatc tho following: ihls
Stephens, which Con. Gordon tells with mucl,
unction. Gordon had it from, presiae',t d!a"s
at Washington. 'Wlou tho tIlroo Co'nnsslon- si
orn mot us ut Fprtrosa Monroe. says Grant, ar.
enormous oyoIcoat Lincoln oalost mo aside, as
Mr. Btophons was disroblng, aud observed
sdrant, What does that performance OF staph'
ons' ro,niud you Off l answered him; ;. ~ at
mind yo,i Off With QUO Of hla 4uoor wi''ka,
Lincoln upd, 1T reminds me Of tho biGgost
allucll OF tho amalleat cur over saw III all nsY
!iteP"
, 1873-09-21
DO GOOD AND Be TRUE.

Hest, rest 80, weary child. Why will you struggle
For The ylitto1iny toyH Of earth7
Knowcst thou not, or hast thon not yet learned,
Where happiness has ita birth
Ceaso your struggle for Hor1l gain
Fix for yourself higher atm
Learn to do good luarn 10 bc true:
DO as you'd hAve others do to sou.
There ara riches moro sruo than tho gutterlng gold
There are gems worth thy sockpg in milne lhat is old,
That will sparkle moro brightly whcu brought to tho
light,
Than tic brightest Of diamonds that Rleam In the
night. ...
These gums arc the TnuTns that lic hid In the WOMB
10 POSSESS, we must seek thon1, Unjust know them
whnti heard
70 cut, Ia to love thom TO polish, to d.
The richest Of gems ars, Do doon AND DE- Tnur.
). T. CLARK.
, 1873-09-21
yvbnt some Women Are Doing.

A,,o,,,- IL, ;,,nort;rann,u ~ ,vHfc, ti,o banana
ID to se of ths
10 guilty. t9ohg aonao scelotS, aon,s oHo on s1e
"ss, Ss -. - In 1nascn,ino occmnat;ona an} an.
n1nenonts ~ .a1nctod bv somn n o1r An,ericsn
Won,en MT p contout = viii, wanting and WAITING
os t4sr haf 81 tho platform a III sd ballet
to se many a% y not
aotusi,r ~ ,,na,;tahlo IN tha femo1a ssx Ear AZ.
s,nnlo s'S32 Of our women have eptercd
antiva nart;cnants In the Granpo Inoyemont by
ovtn,;,ip,s toaaSoa az sor;cnit,ral iohorers mi
" avo bava ta ton'aritx to annear in tio cena1,s
returns as hertlers Of stock aud stoob-rainors.
tn ey 9ne ,oakne Sosses
their hobby. ero enrolled 10 hoatiors; 3 moro,
forgetting Lubin, arg not ashamed to sppear "a
coca1 eoea IN bal fomndrea m lonrar bellcs tlen-
seefRycs. another unartot. of artful pro-
ci;v;t;as ara Registered among that
c1nss cornorat;on fhn srp1ntors s. NOT
cnntont cHHu Viii fn,niiy iarg. arc fouout-
;nr nsorv md aiscnr,i AZ 1na1,bers Of tho bar:
q mors s1i,:it,tes in their aspirations figure ID
! dirt;llnrn. q brew nio aud mischief with equal
anntioneer's ] stand n1,d in the abesnco Of bids
for thamaa1van ,,ttcr tba dolofnl nlaint !. 90
Inc. uoine Gone" Then shoro are II who sup
nl1 faat n,en with fast horgoB. as liyery-stable
Eann moInHtJv enroll fl6ulBHlVHH
nenpRi.hoat hmnds and drift along life on tho
rsrine canal: il spluree out into bankers and
66IsS1awtwn or tbroo Of thom. as ali The world
lnnwa finding timo to make things warm for
| avarvnn5v hy sw;tchinp on into much moro
lnwumanly operations; II have turnod
| tinnors In deenair Of handling "tin" in
mnro domestic Yay: 20 appoar as under
t.lera by way Of having Tie sweet revenge Of
runnnc into tho ground tho unsy1npathetio race
If % mankind !: = 1syo climbed to tho lofty eloya-
tion Of NEWSPAPER carriers; ri torture poor man
as deutista So f}gure an boat-handn sud doubt
less man thnir yosvo]p aud trim aud furl in truo
sa,ior.bov fnshion 90. tbiukiu0 it slow work
makinp foot1nrints on Ihe sauds Of time, busy
their % handa Instead with engraving On mora sub
atantin nntorial, nuch M wood. coppor aud steel:
as ara sat down nv slshors. in sublime ooutrads.
HT tinction ctH Nv rom thoso ANGLING millions wIo
tish only for mon; 3S arc gunsmitlls
and locEsmitLs, ecrenely forgetting tLat
Ioyo launLs at porgone Of tic latter pro-
fasslon S9 cali themselves carriago-trimmera,
which brings to mind tic many moro who do tho
samo thing without dreaming OF its being bit
| likn ,ynrk GG narfor1n enrt Of parental duty 18
, 1873-09-21

Tho Peoria Iicucto nayB "In vigorous chase
aftor rats, Friday afternoon, o hoy OIL Jefferson
street broke down a shelf III tho cellar and inn
molatoA six jars Of prosoryos. lie gazod On tho
ruins without Il sigh caught mud killed the rat,
laid It among tho lepriu. aid. daublug his faith-
ful tlog's nose and logs with the fenit, sont Lin
up stairs, while tho boy hid in tho coal shed:
Ito heard feminine siireks OF dianiay, ho hoard
tho unsuspeoting dig lea anto the back yard
aud shot, aud, nrruaIiag forth his hands, said
aolnmny, Another victim Of circunatantlal
oyldeuce.'"
, 1873-09-21
has boon born TO tho best, and, X need be, cnn
accommodate horse1f to tho worat, Bhe rules
aoo{ctu ut,,I ''

>. ,.oo
guc,, n woman M, ,aril,, ~ ~ nr,oa H.,
ca niic v't With, ~, H., w aooa W w ny n.y.
Il trii mt It'll ~ i o,o .o.u rni =. - IT,,
or ~ H. no. Stlen 10 "5 ana nio ean a1or to vo
rhoro ia jn,t nnn otor ~ caaa ' h WYNN, thia ~ o.
alin and st "a ,e *or sa n,t lave
nnthnr In inao mi ,shn ~ ~ ~ occn,,nt n
lin wo91t1'a oat,nato,'. w. vie h.vo i,ocn born "a
anvthnr To- Im Till, tt' tn i rna;.',M ,as ~ the tro
intiv. ill., IN NAV In ,anr ;n worla,v ,.on;la
hut she ia r,oi, n I,c.usnaa!inn t,nrao,f
In faot thnaa necon{o e3s wSas nTn n,nat rnensv In
reBpect to THAR conduct and appoarat,co arc Eou-
eralty tho t,ouueau1 riches, who aro anxious to
r1,ov 1,nvo icft thoir ,r,,n a.atinn and nrohnh1v
tn1 ni,;na t1,,n n,' nrn ,nnso s,,nor
ciiinua shnma bocr,sn iiiey ran,lot roniIzo kow
m,,nh wiaor Il IN In In uatnrol md tr1le. rloso
~,th wpt te, oro aoan5 n rnnsor tha 3nwnr
nt1,arn f:,s, na1;nn inutno'1 -, u,nln1
them wonirous kipd. ns1kcp tl,enl wontlrous AZ
rnunnt onI ,,no.ay 1rhcv oro imnalnl nnon tia
on era n,nro efrnid ~ viii tb"y are nlaaae1 to
"o',u;1tor n so,aesn, n n noo, nanncrs thnr thcv
ara NJ co;ninr inor,titudo or hoing oni1tv NJ
falaehoo]. 9hny betray themselves wl,oreyor
Sv ~ Ssvn nm uot IL vat ieusna tnt Tho rat INV ~
-,on3 h.noa;nn T. y Ao~3 ''''' '1' 'D' -" ~
roranrn NV or rrr rrrr,naa or or,frna.
thnt tfIo si1nnta ronntrv-wo,nnu. vim Inns revar
Eonn n,taida lila limita, ,nf hor own y,llnvc. mnv
heyn mara innaio noI'itv ~ sonl mng ha ''r5 III
1nnro n ,,erfect 1alv than Mira Mii,ona,ro viii
hnr ncacnckia nin,1ena, "''"
Tlercfore. d. va seo how 1,tt,c aftor ali do
conventional Tnlns hnyo n dn viii nerfoct g,ooJ
I,rccdinu~ n a nersnn IL .,nnrmaetcdly ,nntrn-
f1nrcd i,,to 1,Horant a,bo.a * Ira f:a,, +,,ot
to whioi, nho hns bncn ncc,,noncd + aho o''ns ~
roally lailv nj hoart nhe viii NIL In oocrnss,vo
~ hc,stornyu h,t n,,,ot1v ,r",n tSosee arn,,r1
hor. and ncno,;r,ofat - lorsoif r. tha nav rir.
cunvtnnoos Wn1oa,a ,n,r;t., nna - ,oreo;,, N.
annct Sor nno.o .o;nI,11,rt .va3 .han aoon, In ha
'f00 ~. Wv 10y "o"sa .. ~ s-' ~ ~
TIE ruspAhkhIAh ralToiIAlh.
uPoh when tue chasactef o. laay or seslt.eI,
man 's pnlt; hna nos 10" aep's,I.y, ~ nocaal
luaea' Not ~ the lpsol1ts tLoooss ~ ~ eersaa~
~ 10 estaolhn tnlh. llutn ID . blto lna n3i. M
ahu . asho m utsoa ao11gataon u s!tal,e' % ~.
tAat ~ III 1eceaanIy III "eAt ul,o !tAtt APo1s
one s'eeYo ios uanh to lesN ", oI ~ toll oho
H. ,rer1i ~ frrn ti,ho n,,Innt; ~ r,,;,l, ,ra
ano,o ~ y nrimapy c,cmnnt wonii forbii tbnt
1,,t nra ~ oreo ,,,,icr NV farm nnror cnn,,rmoi
nnatinn 5van t1s'r}ot ncc.bor stnwn ,xos
,,,tna T. r,aa aorin;, oo,o1s;,ios - 1;,,.,or ~
tha m,,sa " s,as,anI' ~" .,sa i. - t1,o~s
,.arn an snon;a1 fo.n,a ~ n1,.aruo ,i;o,,
sn l., o i; fTorart anaro r,,,i1 .,a,,r, H., ,a
,,nncnna3 iii, :, pn o.o,, ~ a..a,vo ~
ti"t sTt.a .,1a d J ,;,, ~ a7m ,,as.,
.ss a., nu an'oe u booo olooo's ""'o fely
t'1u'n VIZ e"i1o -.....--.--.
ALL OVER THE WORLD
80 far as regards Tho moro 1orma OF
hoclety. tNlS IL true; Dut, IN bpllo OF
, 1873-09-21
The Question Seldom or Never Raised
in Good Society,
Small Places Generally Afflicted With Au-
nerous Arbitrary Rules.
True Good-Breeding Matter OF the
Heart, and Not the Head.
Tho Difference Between tho Real
Article and tho Slnn1.

ts tho Old st"ry OF tic meeting OF extromes. In,
connection with those few chosen onos WHO aro
born to rulo, nc frequently hear tllat etiquette
s, -. .I'a. ~, ,o;,1. ~ rs'r.
teh"lu ~ tuon'. l" pe'ne pasenteu ~ ,., Io"tt'
you may anu yo" may hoe 10 cottaan tn'ngs.
Aftor that, each cnpte Inns Its special rights, Ito
enecial ehibbooth, 10 Which its children ore born,
to which thev crow nm. a,,d which crutom unkoe
..', so, ~" ~ ~ "A" =. eN,,. .,'ls a."s
seeoha nature 70 the'n' At touo"s' therefore,
TINT, III all good society. questions OF etiquette
arc
SELDOM on NEVER RAISED.
There oro ccrlnu minutim wl,Ich oro a matter
- .o,,..e s,,n ,.,,,. 49, ,,or,,,nrs - .,at a..
~ soo'' "''" "''s" l''o f,s"'.n ~ 80.
cieey hnVe grown up 10. 1hey consiaer 1oFR
tho proper implement to conYoy food to the
mouth; napkins a necessity; tint tho g,1est
,r,,o,, ,,,ar ,ati,],t In bonor e1,ou1d bsyn tLo
.,s,,.t t',1 us 1.ut :. I'LL. .,,ot ,...t,.,.,.
t1b'i' n"''" " nv "oa' ~ '""'o .'"' eoAsAolA'
DO not keop Their hata on III tho presence OF
ladios. nor take their coats OF; aud that OK
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

BUILDERS HARDWARE.-We would ca
the attention of those building to our stock o
Building Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. which
il well selected, and LARGEST in the State
Nails, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortise Locks, Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, StaybAcks, and in
fact all necessary materSl for building fol sale be
CAPELLE & BROTHEk, ZIP Market st.
Carpenters Tools, Planes, Carpenters and
Chapman's mRke,) Chisels, Sockets and Firmers
Squares, Steel and Iron Compasses CalapeIs Rules,
Wooden and Steel Braces, Pinchers, Bevels, Saw
Sets, Plumbs and Levels, &c, for sale by
CAPELLE d BROTHER, 2l2 Market st.
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills, AL, all cotton
Grain Bags, for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER, PIP Market st.
PLOWS, of different makes, as follows Heck
endorn, Moore, Atwood & Wiley's, New York
mAkes,) for sale by
CHPELLE & BROTHER, PIP Market st.
PL0W CASTINGS -Heckendorn, Moore, At
wood & Whley's, for sale by
CAPELLE d BROTHER, 2I2 Market st.
KNIVES AND FORKS.-0ur stock of Table
and Dessert Knives Ivory, Tp-hom, Ebony and
Cocoa handles, both English and American makes
is worthy of the attention OF any one wishing to
purchase. CAPELLE Il BRO, 2l2 Market St
CROSS CUT SAWS.-Wood and Cross Cut
Saws, with Tuttles patent teeth THESE saws by the
experience of practical men, will do as much work
n one day as any other in two and at redu d
prices, for sale by CAPELLE II BRO,
2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

foLicE APPoINTNENTs.-Last evening Mayor
Slmms sent IN to the City Council, the following
Police appointments, for 1878:
High Constable--Wm. H. Brady.
SergeAnts OF Police East District. A. Perry
Cropper; West District, Daniel O'NeilI
Pollce Constables-Isaac Price, Seth Stewart.
FIRST DIstrlct-Thos. Mullen, Chas. Writ. Chas.
A. Bnckle. 7 ''''
Second District-Geo. w. Bradford, John W.
Legg, Geo ID. Donovan.
Third Distriet-Wm McCIonigal AOdrauy Ram
hardt, Jas. 1. Whelan.
Fourth District Edward sculIy, Thos. S. Nick.
John Mcdowell. '--'''' A''1'y
Hope. " ''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

MAYOR SIMMs' APPoINTMENTs-Last even
ing, the suspense of many anxious applicants
was relieved, when Mayor Simns' Police
appointments we're read in the City Council
Thus far, general satisfaction is expressed at
the result Mr.. VIM. H. Brady, who received
the appointment of Chief of Police, is a gentle-
men eminently qualified for the duties of the
position, and his appointment was recommended
by some Of our most influential citizens. He
will undoHbtedly make a good and efficient
officer. The other appointments, so far as we
could learn, are most excellent and all should
receive the unanimous sanction Of the Police
Committee and Of Council.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

FILE Your PAPER.-It is we'll worth while
10 save your home paper aud have it bound. A
few years will make it the most entertaining
volume you can possess. All the laws Of asso-
citation make it mote or less history of your
self and friends. Names, dates, facts, are
preserved for you in the most accessible manner
Over it you may cry at your folies, and rejoice
in view Of those steps that have led you TO pros
perity. 1t records the history Of town or
county, and this is but an epitome OF Universal
history
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03
kS62.S5O

HJ6Z.60U
Each appropriation was adopted separately, and
a protracted debate ensued. Against each 6ppro-
priation that was in excess Of last years amount
the Democratic members, led by Messrs. Hayes
McIntire and Quinn, made determined, but fu-
tile opposition, and every auDndment offered Ivy
them for the reduction Of certain appropriations,
was defeated by q strict party vote. Every at
tempt at reduction was met by the cry that in
creased appropriations were absolutely necessary
to carry on the city government, in its various de-
partments. The assertion was made by the Dem
Ocratic side, that in view of these appropriations
an increased tax rate would have 10 be dxed upon
next July. To this, the other side assented, while
Mr.. Baker intmated that the rate would have to
be increased to 25 per cent, in order to raise the
required amount Of money. The debate was con-
tinued until a late hour but ended in the passage
of the Ordinance, with the appropriations fixed as
in the above list. s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03
LOCAL IMrELLucEMcE.
client weather this for had colds.

Excellent weather this for bad colds
The sleiglhng is over until the next snow,
The streets and sidewalks are in very sloppy
condition.
City Council did not adjourn last evening, until
Ills O'clock
The water pipes at the p. W. JS r.. r. r. depot
are being repaired
A meeting of peach growers will be held at
Middletown, tomorrow
The Hibemiana will again be presented, at the
Institute Hall, this evening
Mr.. Pickles addressed the colored people, at
their meeting on Wednesday night.
Don't be afraid Of spelling the pavements by a
liberal use of coal ashes or sawdust. Better dam
age your clean bricks than your ncighbors' limbs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

SALE OF SILVER PLATED WARE.-To-morrow
morning. at III o'clock. Messrs Ogle & Miller will
commence to sell, for w. X. Mitchell AZ tha am
tlcn rooms, Cos Market street, a large assortment
OF SILVER plated wfre consisting of tea sets, knives,
FORKS spoons, and fancy goods OF exquisite designs
and all descriptions. The sale will be continued,
afternoon and evening. These goods are from
tne INT celebrated mandatory of Rogers d. Bro, at
Waterbury, Conn., and the Meriden Silver Plat.
ing Works. These are frst-class goods and will
be sold at bargains. They will be on exhibition
tins evening. and their handsome appearance and
great variety will well repay a visit OF inspec-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

LEASE OF THE CLAYTON HoUsE-The CLAYTON
House has been leased to Col. w. H. Sawyer, the
Weu-known and popular proprietor of the Ocean
House, at Cape May. Col. SAWYER is At present
IN this city, and will superintend the furnishing
OF the house and make ready for the opening,
which he proposes shall take place about the 22d
OF February, though 1t is very probable that it
VIII be delayed until later date. He is thorough
~ acquainted with the management of hotels
and will undoubtedly make the Clayton House a
nrSt-class hotel in every particular
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03
lrERrTHos THrs pvKrrNa.

FsiTfax Lodge. No. 8, o F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, 30 and King SITS.
Columbia Lodge, No. a6, % o T. at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Delaware Tribe, No. /, 1 o r NJ, at Red Men's
Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No 4, o u A N, at Me-
chanics' Hall, PIG King st. aFI
Rescue Council No. 3, Jr., o U A NJ, at Hall,
9th and Market St.
Lady Jefferson Home cOmmuaion, at Hall 6O4
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge, No 7. X Of P, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, PA Market st.
Washington Camp, o of A, at Good Fell
ows' Hall. Sd and Market Sta.
Washington Mutual Aid Soeiety, At Fifth and
Market streets, third story front. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03
AMUSEMENTS.
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
last evening. the interesting and exciting drama
OF the "Iicket-ot-Leave Man." was presented In
an excellent manner, to an audience which. how
ever was rather limited, Mr.. Dominick Murray.
as Bob brlerly. played in his usual effective man.
ner, and was continually applauded. ]. Leslie
Gossin, as HaWkshaw, and j. Kilbourne, as Mel.
tor Moss, were fully up to their excellent stan-
dard, while the balance of the support rendered
effective aid, all uniting IN producing perform
ance which was most interesting aha agreeable
throughout.
AT THE INSTITUTE Hall,
Healey & Cohan's Eibeniana formed most az
ceilent entertainment 70 delighted audience. In
addition 10 the artistic character Of this entertain
ment, there is an admiKturs OF fun and humor. in
the accompanying performances by Mr. Jerry Co
nan and troupe, makes the occasIon one OF rare
interest and pleasure, another performance will
be given this evening.
LITTLE NELL
will appear at Reading, this evening, in the .Iid-
den Hand" On Monday evening she will an
pear a the Grand Opera House, ia this eitv. IN
"fidslla, the Fire Walf" Don't fal 10 see fer.
ELDCzIoN OF 0FFIcRRs.-At a meeting of
GO: A. Meade Reserves. held last evening. the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year;
President-Jaa. F. Green.
Vice President Chas. A. RYAN.
Secretary d. Canning.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03
CITY ITEMS.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2S5 Marke,
street. respectfully informs his friend and the publi
in general. that he keeps hand all descriptions
medicines. and that . competent person is at n
lines ready to prescribe for such sick call at tina
tore. and that charge is made except the regular
price of the medicines. the price as they would
pay anywhere else; but that one is visited at
their residences.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

ADDITIONAL DUTIEs.-At the meeting of the
City Council, last evening, an Ordinance was
passed, requiring the Special Police, at present To-
Gated at the City Hall to patrol Market street
from Tenth street to the Chrislana in addition TO
their other duties As far as this provision goes.
there is nothing Objectionable about it. but Wbe3
we consider the fact that this Ordinance was moi
conceived until the approach of the time when
mayor Simms appoint menfs will change the DO
htieal complexion Of the Police force. il looks
to use a slang phTase-"decidedly thin"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03
Dr.. Tntt
TUsKEoEE, A., ApriI Is, ls7l.

TUsKE0KE, Ala, April %, 1871.
In gratitude for the benefit received by the use
mOny TO its most wonderful effects in relieving
Asthma or Bronchitis. For several years l bad
suffered dreadfullY with severe attacks OF Asthma
or difficulty Of breathing. vas induced by the
high recommendations given to your Expectorant
to try it, and found that it almost immediate re-
lief. 1t is about FIVE months since began its
use; have used six bottles, and have not had an
attack since. It has been great blessing to me;
l cannot afford to be without it, and ! heartily
recommend it to all persons Who are at ell troubled
with Lung or throat diseases.
very respectfully,
Mrs. A. NJ. WELLBORN
DIR. Tutt's Hair Dye is the best in use
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

LOOK TO YoUR PoLICIEs-All policies in
the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of
this city, expire on the 18th instant. Members
should see that their policies are renewed before
that date. See advertisement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

]. o. Of r. M-This morning, Messrs. VIM. IL.
Hickman, Isaac Woodrow, +. NJ Sprague and
J. Mansell, Great Chiefs of the Great Council of
Delaware, Imp. o. of X. NJ, went to Milford for
the purpose of raising and installing the Chiefs OF
Sallimas Tribe, No. 10, of that town.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-03

TEAcHERs.-The following ladies has been ap.
pointed Pc teachers for the new School No. lS, over
Third Street Bridge:
Principal-Susan Nethery
First Assistant-Mary E. Haines.
Second Assistant Sarah J. Leearpenter
arv 9th.