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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24
NGJE OFFER roK SALE IuE
7,SO Bonds Of tie Wilmington " Hts'ero
hdirUni Co.,


7SD Bombs OF the U'lnfuyind ~ U,Stru
toi.x.{ ~,
, nut 'o'' c"''
interest sly per hhhuh, payhb GuatetlN' on
the nesI Jays Oh Jhhuh hPill, july anu 'cVopet'
~ ssen year; neS'5tetel ot vpu 'Vh' NJ We npton
VI noluer. rlee Vi ohlten Stalts 'l'u S,ate axes
Inc pohus are Hecureu oy ut7t ana ohIy ,ieeu OF
Sust OF mo, tshso', " " tshlmsol "phus, h"inas
woou, anu HeolSe ", rush trustees III the sum
I'VE huhuteu thousAhd uonAis; Ihe hHndS ~l'l be
~. eeu ~ a 'i a. az ~ a. ma, Nv iOu'h iulu'Se
NOT eSceeding VI All the above sum-
The subscribed capital OF the iOad Is two hundred
end nIty thousahq oohars' "hlch IL now mostly cal
~, hnu wnMn WIN % lu'ly paih M rdrhry n
sne terms OF SUBSCRIPTION wal aunt VIZ At the rate
Tbis stock snbsctfntinn ~ my holm ,u.,, II, ,,..
pAnng the road fo- the non lul viii be morc than
work, engineering, fencing itIlt ut WY tor The
and -l'ilns., ami Ia Tor at on ,us.s,-
The proceeds Ut the bpii,s Is T. he u.,il in ,HNin.
tor the iron, rolling ~ H. CT buildings and thcI
nocessAri=s for the tull equipInt ol lie rull he
rrst 600 Ut the bonds W, lie offered "A.
.Sn ,rrurEN ~, 80,
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24
HARPER'S BAZAAR.


Fhs Bazaar Is edited with contribution oftact and
talent that seldom find in any journal and the
urnai itself list he organ oi the great world OfiaNhiUn
Boston Traveller.
The Bazaar conmends itself To uVrrl member the
household-to the children by drUl and pretty pie
lures, to the young ladies' by IT, fashion plate, III end
ess variety, 10 thu providcn matron hY it, rattrr
fer the chillrcn's clothes to pa'cr amillis by IT.
taseful designs for embroidered slippers aud luNuri
dressing gowns. But the reading matter of thu
Razar Is uniformly OF great excellence. The paPc
has acquired wide popularity tor the trusdc enjoy
mont 1t atiords.-N. y Evening Pest.
SI'RSI 'RIp'CIO\S-IS7t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24

N ~ rkEPAna ioNo.-r.. bringnurst & Co.,
N ac'r' to call the attention OF physicians and
OtheEs int r'ett, 10 the following new eparati
OF ih"t own n3.uiiiHrtulC, which destined to oc.
thlN u TT mlucut POSITION as the most popular of
the nutrttivc touc-.
WINE ASB BEEF, each tablespoonful reIrese ntipg
the nuutishpg constituents uf one ounce of fresh
Beet. Nth tie gentle stimuAtng properties of Pure
Sherry Wine.
WINE oe BEEP AND IEoN containing the same as
the alloy" with the udl ION NJ three grams OF Citrate
of 1rur IN each tablespoonful
ELiHiU rF BKEP, each tai rsp oOnIul representing
the n'lri~hinent of one ounce Ot fresh Beef with
dessert pa Iul If Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR on BEEF, Iron, AND CALIsAYA, each
tablespoonful ot which contains tie EoufishinR
properties Of one ounce Of esh Beef three grains OF
Pyr9rhs h .te OF Iron, eight grains Callsaya
Bark, WIN Fhrsi French Brandy.
me ahovs eltEaut preparations are ralatable
and grateiu 10 the isie, acceptable 10 the stomach
aud rniihi IN Ia ~ n. h wing for their basis lure
tNlTtti o H"t, "a -nlfitive AMI Restorative value
Of which u i'hih ;-'i nd.iiDus ut 40 syst4 ia
Ne wiHb sn #. They emin-Itly adapted foI
the lttH'rHt Of those suffering iiUni lie ceLility
re u'tins from rrtrJr ii,ucss in the -lking stages
d ty''uid ana other i.vris. in e exhaustion aud
fatigue arising from Nctssivs work loss OF appe-
ute, IN paired digestion apd dyslet-a. Asa resto-
ratlye aud inv Iordtor u e. invaluable for the
eouN1tsccit, IN the debility accompanvin old age
N the rapid growth u children, and in ali forms Of
general d'hilIiy ate ed by defective nutrition
nervous i'rnS'rlthu, and IN Impoverished condition
II tie hUel
Prepared lhl sold wholesale anl retail by
=. RRiNGIUKSr Il u.
i;=th X Market SIS. Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24

The HOLIDAY SEASON.
4 BHlNGnuRST & co, HAVE A FINE AS
tURTMKSr DE USEFUL AND FANCY AnTf-
eLEs SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
comprising;
Elegant Cologne Sets,
Fancy Thermometers,
Toilet Sets,
Hair Brushes,
Dressing Cases,
Smelling Bottles,
Vases,
Putt Boxes and Pufs,
Toilet Mirrors,
Satchels,
Dressing Combs
Scotch Plaid Goods,
Fine Perfumery,
OF French, English aud American Manufacture,
with many other desirable novelties, AZ moderate and
popular prices.
s. BltINdHuRsT x CO, Apothecares,
Cor. 9Th aud Market SITS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24
DGi&sy ARE MARBLE WORKS
torner FiIth aud ding Atrre,n

Wl..mlNGTON. DEL.
NJ urICE is hereby gtvct that the undersigned
~ continues to carry On lie Marble, Granite and
Brown Stone works. at the corner . iFilth ami King
Streets Wilmington, Del. and Ia prep red to fur.
uEl
MONUMENTS, TUMBSrUNES
Door Sills, window Stills, l.intes, S.ep' Nantes
&C., at short notice and reasonable terms. lht
oest Italian and Ame- Marble will he .e in tn,
business The attention of the ,ubc is respectfully
invited. NJ. DANIlJsON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24
NEW REM3XkAM I+toup

REMOVAL,
NEW GROCERY STORE.
N. W. CORNER OF FOURTH AND MARKL1
STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Tho undersigned respectfully sn-ef4D
r. nouncesto his old friends and the pub E44A5
L. lie gensrally, that he has tab en- III. "
Odd estAb iihhed store stand formerly occupitu 10y
Johr Akin, at the N. W. Of Fourth ana Mar
ket streets, and has opened with stock OF line new
and fresh Groceries,
SUGARS AND MOLASSES.
Coverings Crushed, GRADUATED aud PulyeriIei Su
gars.
Coverings Soft White and yellow Coffee supars
SyruIs and all kinds OF MOasscs
CofFEEs, TEAS, FLOUR, &C., &c.
Old Government ia, eoffee, Laguira, Marics,b,
Rio, grouni The finest Green and Black Teas Whit,
and He'd Wheat Family Flour, Now Buckwhtat, al
kinds VI pure Spices Sardhes Sauces, Canned iluii
OF AL kids, French Mustard, English Mustard, Pur.
olive on, WALNUT, Mushroom and Tomato untAup,
English and AmtricsS Pickles, Jellcs. Cheese Fresh
Roll and Goshen luttor ,iak ers Cocoa Choc-
oatn, Nrrnat, Mncnrn Washing Soap In great
variety, Toilet Soaps, SILVER Gosa starch, Raising,
Cnrrzbts, CitIoIr, MiIce Meat, Drieu Peaches and
Apples, Crahbefries, Bs0ons, PAINTED Buckets Wash
Boards, Dust And sweeping brushes, Hand Scrubs
sperm CANDLES, Adnfnautine Candies, Tallow Cam
dier Corn Star rh, farihL, ted anna Segnrs
Ant AL other Articles usually KEEP in well nssr
drocery Store. Call and examine my stock. Very
respectfully. JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington. Sept. ts'6 gu.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24
u 3" ANTED rs
AZ PERSONS VINO OWN A HoPSE 70 YNo,y
TIA =. BrinEhurst IL Co.. have bsens ppoiuted
I'd v IrI' = IJt ~ ~ y, Tor the sale OF
Tor The prevention and cure Of ooS-


,IKAtllpS, toRNs, QUARTER CRAcKs
- ATTRACTION or THE BAuK SlpEw GBN-
e"""' CALLED kNEE-SrRuSG SFRAINs, CALLS
SCRATCHES, RHErMATisM &c,
nANr rested Boyer's liuOi Iinment on the feet of
SncI oht hundred horses The difference Ia the cnn.
u,pll "i lhr ctt Is So great in lis favor that wnnd
hot DC without II Tor ten time, its cost IL shouI h
properly applied TO every horses hoJf nd usnrraIi,,
W the smncr when the horsr's feet are siways in @
,hct with tile heated earth, which drios ID IN, m a
tney brtoint hard and lcverish which produces rnr
l a corlis quarter cracks, contraction of H..
paek slhcr. commonly called Eprs S,rung am, ann,
rom the pains in the hoolit produces swssn,y in H.,
shoulder We recommend ii as the hsst yrtt,r,ti,
weeNer used II should Ice used ON cv sry h,rsil s
sconinohy rs oil Is used on hatne.. on mrn's 49,
o Keep them IN good condition. "'o''
u.,..,,.,. l.. *. ConhIip,
iTHr,'i,r AMI Superintendent NJ he IaDtD,.',,r
a., =, H'n"es, MinsnH Sirsf, pL,Ia i.lpb,1
, Mn NJ u B"iER-b.ar N,r: lIisi, 10 certify
h h nave used your it,iment in nv stables t5r
LIZ 'i!'iis iaNt, on nora than one hundred horses
,, ''u ~ th best preparation have ever used on
ma H. j., Is lar better than YOU recommend t. Send
me h'n eases at once, by express
HARRY HAMILTON
81, ~ ~ West Jlst Street New York City.
oo'u "noitshir aud retail at prorrictors prices by
l.. BRINGHURST & Co. apoth1 carries,
Corner 9Th and Market streets,
Wilmington. Delawa'o
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Bazaar will he supplied gratis Tor every club OF live
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

Tea and Table Spoons, Knives and Forks and n
well assorted stock OF Coal OIL Lamps $500
Please call and examine my stock OF Goods nm
selling at prices to suit the times ~
N. B-Heaters and Rangers repaired Mt s,nrt mo,
tlce. All work done in a satisfactory manner NV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24

SOLDIERS AND HEIRS.--SOLDiERS,N NO matter
Ofoi what time enistgt who wufu wounded, ruptur-
ed, injured IN any way, or disabled by any disease,
oweser slight the disability, are entitled To "A pen
sion, and, M to 500 bounty The widow,
minor children of parents entitled and should
call write to OS. Il. DEWITT Il CO., 22I Walnut
street. Philadelphia. Pa, who will procure It, give
Information free Of charge scp25-tm
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ND w
Internationally the best sustained work Of the
kind in the World"
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
NOTICES OF THE PRES

The ever increasing circulation of this excellent
monthly proves its continued adaptation to popular
desires and needs. Indeed, when think into how
many homes 1t penetrates every month, we must
consider It OF the educators well as enteI-
tainers of the public mind for it's vast popularity has
been won by no appeal to stupid prujudices or de-
PRAYED taste5.-Boston Globe.
The character which this Magazine possesses for
variety, enterprise artistic wealth, and literary cul
ture that has keep pace with, ii it has led the times,
should lis conductors IN regard 1t with ustiha
biz eompacency. II also entities them to great
elAim upon the public gratitude. The Magazine has
done goo and not cvn all the days of it. lir.-
Brooklyn Eagle. .,.
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Delaware and Chesapeake Steam TOWboa,
fk.srn

OofIpNny.
eaSNN Barges towed between PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore, Havre dc Grace, Delaware
WIN p. CLYDE q CO., Agents, Captain John
Langhhn, Sup't. ONCE, II South wharyes, Phils-
Peihn'a- mve-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24
TO MOROCCO DRESSER,S

Geo. Crossley. No. $50 John street, PhiladeIpbia-
MSsPectfully informs the Morocco Manufaciurers of
Wumngton and vicinity, that he has Invented a ma
ea,ne ior limiting and glazing morocco which will do
= tniII more work than any other machine in use
story. ' 'e'"P'ee oho
Inc subscriber will put up machines anywhere
Address him by letter., $40 John Street Phadepbia
oct 2S-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-24
TIE ARTISANS SArIyG BANK.
NO. coz MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, nn.

"AbhthStOu, Det.
ihIN 10 receive deposits daily (Sttn,ay. .xcc,t A,
AnIlhg th' usual business hours and on M, III, vi
All tIif ti, ,ntdn.bss iIoin7 TO o'clock.
pehsgs, are devoted to the bcIa M Of H., 80,
n h NV uenus made semi-annually In Al ri md Ue,
H., a. 1a,ce we Organisation Of the Eank N lss7
ltf e per annum. " Wv raw VI eN
., rot drawn are regarded as de 10 dts ard
chds. f"''e'p"'o III u 'urv"hN
no manager Is allowed to hrfrow any o, the mt, ey
60 trust Il 10 the Innk. ' 70 '"' nv -
w.. A., MANAGERS.
LIN a. n 49, ttoRgE W. rt.n,
~ DAiis' ). X. BENSON, -
Cu.rtrs W it,,,,, ELEMENT u. sMNfn,
MA If M ,O"LANb' llINnY Il. pi.U,
DIM. Z 1900, Jon II. JAJR =,
NJ. H. IiT,.1, 1919 IbwAID DAi~ ; GToN.
MILAN s. lllLLES, Pre-, !,It
ions l.. MCLEAN. Treasurer W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
nlE. E. KulkeTs Bile Wine Of IrOn

has never been known TO fail in thc cure OF weak
ur.s attended " .'h symptoms 1udisrn,ilo non 70 tN
srttor. los. nt memory dlGlcnitN @! breathing :
General wcakuc,, hn-rar Of d'seHhc Wetk' utfkN.
',s trembling: dee d.rl horror 81 de"th' hltH'
.W.ats. cold feet weakness; d'nhesH "l NlH'"l :
t.peu9r; universal lHssltud, "i the uu'vuiAi & ~
ir,, ,nornuus arrc,jc. with d. ffNeluc s'mlto!R''
hoi taud.: flushing q tie h""\. or!A-tS % .no
skin: pAilld c'uarcnagrc ant eruly'"Is ~ ,i NE
.srr ruriiNipg she blood: pain l' the h1ck hea
ne. # The eyeis reaucnt nsrh sg" Inss 'ei
- ,rsnt al attention, ciC. Thee symptoms an
af,,e from a weakness. ani 20 remeiN lnat, u,e
= ETNFLf's Bitter Wine o. Iron. II never
tsils Thous ,uds are now ehJnHtug Heallh WI"
hsvruted II. Take only l.. :. hVNnFLS 9.
Btware a couuterielts and hase lu1nlta'i"h'' q,
Ennt,Ts Ritfcr VINE ot Iron D. - wei known an
over the country. druggI,ts them CIV {. lhANs & "i
imitation and try TO palm It oh o. icClT 9st'h'ef'
when they ell it kuukei Bn'er ne oi lIo9. 1 IN
krukcl's Bitter Nlne q lion lf Ih' .cr ON. ~
: h1ttlr- and has yellow wrapper nicely iGt on
The uuts,de. with the prpu7ieiars ih9irfraph Hn
iIe wrappeT of each bottle. AivH'- l"oE LOT me
uhotograph on the ortside. ard yeu ""' ai"A's pe
sure TO get the genu ne article. ,
sold Lv All Dru egists aui -alcr5 eNeTyW"i'e
aeC3-1Ln
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
LEFTHE PEOPLE SPEAK.
MAxnArrAx, Kan, April $, ls7'

MANHAIIANi IAuII'5 - pm y HN'
H. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
DeGy Siy-Your Favorite Prescription has done
nv wife world of good. She has taken nearly
two bottles and has felt better the past two weeks
than at any time in the past two years. NO more
periodical pains; none Of that aching back or
dragging sensation iu the stomach she has been
accustomed to for several years. have 80 much
conhdcncesin it that would be perfectly willing
t. warrant to certain customers OF ours who
would be glad TO get hold Of relief at any expense.
have tried many patent medicines Out never
had anv occasion to extol one before.
Very truly yours, GEO. b. WHITING
MS f. r. DAILY Metropolis, ILL.,. writes Jan
9th, 1873 "Dr. w Plerce-My sister is using
the Favorte Prescription with great benefit.
Mary Ann Ffsbie, Lehman, Pa, wrises, May
90 1872: "Dr r. V. Perce-What have taken
Of your medicine has been of more benefit TO me
than all others and hundreds of doctors bills"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Christmas is over.

Christmas Is oNeEs
Decidedly unpleasant weather to-aa!'
Home Loan Association meets TINS evening
There i, no other legal holiday now nnh heA'
Fomth OF July.
Numbers of men to-day show the ehec's OF yes
terday'S dissipation.
Thr Orpbans' Far. at the Institute, was largely
attended last evening.
\ very brilliant meteor was seen IN Cecil eoun
tx bet~ cen Elkton and Northeast on "Wednesday
lighL
The C,tv Council met. last night. bot, th9u'
tren,artmg any business, Adjourned un'i 'h's
evening.
Mldam Squires, the celebrated bearded iaol; ~ Is
now on exhibition for a lew days nj Chau"lSA
Museum, No. 207 W. Fourth street
Tl,rcr colorcd women created sqhsalion at the
iepot this morning by attempting 10 Jump on the
Delaware train after it started. IhrN were pre-
vented and swcre Toundly theIcai,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

CURvING THE DELAWARE RAILRoAD INTO
SNYRYA.-A proposition Of this Kind Is again on
the :apis in Smyrna, aud it comes ia such shape
10 cntite II 10 at least consideration in bust
ness circles. The subject was preached here on
Thursday last, by gentleman in position TO
know whereof he spoke, and ON Friday the an
nounccment was made, without reserve, from one
ia authority, 10 one Of the prominent citizens that
il was quite probable that such proposition would
be submitted 10 the town at no distant day-per-
haps alter the annual meeting of the Directors, in
January. The alleged cause for this contemplated
changing of the road bed is based upon the as
sumption that Wharienby, the legal heir TO the
Clayton lands, will lay claim 10 the three or four
acres ol land owned there by the Company. II Is
said that the Company will move tie track rather
than pay land n second time. The expense inc
dent 10 the change Is 10 be met by ihe sale Of
certain number of shares Of stock Of the Railroad
Company 10 our citizens, al par
The Smyrna Times, from which we clip the
above, says that II the proposition be made IN
good faith, the Company win lnd the citizens Of
Ihe toRn ready % meotit b. Subscribing Iiberally
= fha Necessary nforir
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
GU rrING AFFRAx.
MAN SEVERELY CIT NEAR FRONT AND
MONROE STREETS,

MAN SEVERELY CIT NEAR FRONT AND
MONROE STREETS
Last night a cutting afiray occurred on Mon
roe street, below Front, which resulted in the
serious wounding Of a man named VIM. McClin-
took. The aiiray was witnessed by bat lew
persons, and therefore il is difficult matter TO
obtain the facts Of The case, but, ahtr dill
gent Inquiry, we obtained the following YER
sion:
About eight clock, las; evening, so one OF
the parties ia The aliray states, Clement Chance
aud a young man Hamed Belts were abt ut eD-
tering their boarding house on Monroe street.
below Front, when they were approached 10y
McClintock, who delared his ability TO Lick
any one-armed scoundreI in the city" The
allusion to Que arm was meanpfor Chance, who
has lost Que Of his hands. They entered their
boarding house TO leave pitcher Of cider which
they were carrying, after which Belts told
Chance that he would go out aud answer lor
the insult, as he (Chauce) had not the use Of
two hands.
Belts then went out and the two men Instant
ly commenced fight Knives were drawn by
both aud the fight became bloody and sangui-
nary one In a short Time The combatants ap-
parted, and one Of McClintock's friends hap
pened along took him to his home No.
429 l.. Second street, where DIR. Kane was
called IN 10 attend o his injuIie. lie was found
TO have received five severe cuts, one across the
back of the neck, one along he spine, one across
the calf Of the left leg, and gashes around each
ankle. None Of the cuts are fatal ia their ma
iure, but the wounded man Is quite weak from
loss of blood.
Bets was also cut severely in Cne or Two
places, but his injuries are not as ferous asAIc-
Cliniock's.
The participants ia this aiTray, are moi gener-
ally regarded as disOrdsIly characters aud
the fght was doubtless brought about by a free
use OF Christmas whiskey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

a HANDSOME PRESENT AND CONTINENTAL
committee OF the JUNIOR y. u. A. NJ, OF Della
ware waited upon the Rev. j. NJ. i, Otts, Pastor
OF The West Presbyterian Church, yesterday, and
ia Lls study, presented 10 him a series OF Icselu-
tons OF thanks for sermon he had preached 10
them on November 18th, their annual thanksgiV-
ing day The resolutions are written out III great
artistic skill and beauty, and are hung in beau.
uiul frame. They make a beautiful ornament on
the wall OF his study. The penmanship is the
order OF ornamental pen work. Rev Mr.. Otls re-
ceiyed the present with lew appropriate remarks,
expressing his high appreciation Of the gilt and
his kind Ieellng for the order.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

The State Treasurer of Wisconsin reports
that State as being practically out of debt.
1he Stale proper owes TO its educational fund
$2,233 900 and TO outsiders only SIS. 100, which
latter sum it is ready 10 pay on demand.
The New London Telegraml says that the
Spanish marauder" who scared the Watchman
on the Dictator at the navy-yard there recently
and caused such commotion in the entire Navy
Department, was a screech-oWl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
Tho nelnwnre Gazette,

(wceRly) has been once more issued, and is ready
for sale at this office, and the news stands 1t IS,
as usual, an excellent number, and worth lar
more than the price asked per copy. The weekly
GAzETTE is generally conceded to be the largest
and best weekly journal on the Peninsula. Price,
five cents per copy, wrapped, ready for mailing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
Special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON. puEsi.l, N". ~ MiS,hI,c MS'S
y, genera. tl.t he seen, hapd all dcScrgnnns Gi
meIic,ucs aud shat cnmr'isnl seis"n n -, ~ H., a.,
80. ,nI ih.t a., .h ,rrr Is made cNc ri thcrcEuar
,.e,Cibc NJ, ,i .it.es the sAlle price rs they Womb
nav a.,,.,, ere r..c, but that Dee one J. ''"'" "'
heir esldnco,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
A Manual OF Health.

The edition for 1874 of the sterling medical an
uual known as HOstetter's Almanac is now ready,
aud may be obtained free OF cost, of druggists and
general country dealers in all parts OF the United
civilized portion of the Western Hemisphere, This
Almanac has been issued regularly 1T the com
mencement of every year for about one fifth Of a
century. 1t combines with the sOundest practical
advice for the preservation and restoration OF
health, a large amount of interesting and amusing
light reading and the calendar, astronomical calcu-
lations Chronological items, 6c,. are prepared with
great care and will be found entirely accurate
The issue of Hostetters Almanac for 1874 will pFoba
bly, be the largest edition Of medical work ever
published in any country. The proprietOrs Messrs,
Hostetter d Smith. Pittsburgh. Pa. on receipt OF
a two cent stamp. will forward a copy by mail to
any person who cannot procure one in his neigh
bOrhood. dec2l-3l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
OBSTACLE TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects 81
Errors and Abuse. in early litc. Manhood Restored.
lmpedmen;s to MarriaFe Removed New method
ut treatment NeW and remarkable remedies.
Books aud Circulars sent free. 81 scaled envelope,
Ninth st. Philade phit. Pa.,-au Institution having
Il hugh reputation for honorable conduct AMI pro
lessional sklM u.l-,--lIMe YIN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

1MPRoyEAIENTs.-- There is a greal deal OF inn
prOVement In the northeastern part of our
city, especially In Bennett, Spruce and Pine
streets. Several squares between Eighth and
Tenth Ia the above mentioned streets are
being built up at one time. Handsome two
and tbTee-stOry brick houses are generally
erected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

OFFICERS ELECTED.-Oficers have been elect
ed, IN Jefferson and Eden Lodges, /. o. q. f., as
follows.
Jrfieison Lodge, No. 2-N. G.-Wn McInlire,
N.G.-JOhn Mcclure,
r. S.-John Moore,
p. S.--Davd II. Carpenter
Treas John Il. Yates,
Trustee ia Riverview Cemetaary COL. II
McNeal.
Eden Lodge, No: 34-N. G.-Isgac B. Biggs,
V. G.-Edwn + Nicholson,
l. S.-John NJ. Whitford,
P.S-W. H. Cornbrouks,
Treas-A q Robinson,
Trustec IN RivervieW Cemetery Thomas L.
Young
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
7 GFLAND's EXTRACT OF MALT,

Very he tfcial as nutrijiyo ton H., AID for aci-
tating cx pectarauon and soothing mucous lrria-
zion in coughs, bronchitis. sore tGr1at AMI other
affections ot the throat and lunES. II is much used
~ a substitute ipr Cod Liver Ul. Also, Lon E
Malt Extract fOT sale by .
L. BRINGuU RST \ co,
Corner Sixth ami NJ ark ct FtTes Is.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
.,r,vrr,1 ,Nn CoNNERrIAL.
CITY NOTICES.

The best recommendation Of the 5ismar,grk "'Ic'
comes from those who have worn them. lheI III
w NH'ts"S "u' '''' '"''' GAECOCK n BRO..
'"' 4" .oj Market street
"A good aHCtcle aAveriscs itself anI inc h,,
v,1rcE S,,1l for ffcatcgHgn l. UUrefs"',g IeVuiu,
men1el hv those who have worn II rs ~, Ia"e'
t'r''m'''' "'' ''''' BABCoCk 4 BRO.
sN Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
Our Public schools.

STATISTICS OF LAST MoNTn's ATTENDANCE.
The following is a summary Of attendance, &c,
at the public schools of Wilmington Tor the school
month ending December 20, ISIS. |