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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
The following bills were presented
and referred to the finance committee:

Mr.. Beaudry moved that the clerk
be authorized to notify the prOprie-
tors of the ,WOOlen Mills, that from
the 10th of October next, the city will
turn over the care of the water ditch to
them. Motion was carried.
= Mr.. Workman moved that Zan-
jaro be empowered to discharge Mr..
Burnett on the 10th day of October,
next Motion was carried.
: Mr.. Sabiche called the attention of
the Council to a new street to be OPEN
ca from. Maiii to Aleneda street.
The attention of the Board of Public
works was also called to the opening
Of Los Angeles and Macy streets.
: Mr.. De Cells moved that the Board
Of Public Works be instructed to take
the proper steps for the final opening
of Los Angeles street, and the proposed
new street--frOm. Main to Alameda
street. Motion was carried.
Mr.. Workman moved the Marshal
be instructed to abate q nuisance In
the shape of families complaining on
Also street; that he post notices on
said place In some conspicuous place
that no camping Is allowed; and, II
said order Is not complied with he
shall arrest those parties.
Mr. Workman asked whether the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03

The wires were only nrunning order
tor an hour and half yesterday. This
short period admitted of few dis
patches being sent to the Express. An
item about the alleged cruelties of
captain Clarke, the repairs of the Costa
'Rica, and an insane woman and the
l,gOtectiOn of yirtuOps Chinese .consti-
ute the Pacific items and the Eastern
ews is moi worth boiling down. ea
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
Yos Angeles Aerald.
CITY AND SUBURBS.
DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS.


r. NJ. Widney, District Judge l1l.. Judicial
District, composed OF Los Angeles county.
court meets in February, May, August and
Soyembcr. -.
lgnacio Sepulyeda, County Judge.
Court COMMISSIONER, j. q. Howard.
state senator, B. ID. Wilson.
Members of Assembly. Thos. u. Mott and
ASA Ellis.
sheriff, VIM. R. Rowland; Under sheriff,
Albert ID. Johnston; Deputy Sheriff, J. NJ.
baldwin.
County Clerk, \. W. Potts; Deputies, G.. w.
could ana =. IT, Mott.
District Attorney,t &. T.. Thorn; Assistant, f..
NJ. Ross
County Treasurer, Thomas T.. Rowan.
superintendent of Public schools. william
McFndden.
Public Administrators, George Carson.
County Surveyor, +. I.ecOuyrenf.
county Assessor, d. Botillcr
coroner, Joseph kurtz. #H=I
county Board 0f Supervisors Chairman, II.
FJrsmun; A. l.. Bush r. l'alomares, =. Il.
Caswell.
CITY OFFICERS.
ulayor j. II. Toberman.
Marshal, J. X. Wolfe.
Treasurer, George II. Butler
Ntlorney, A. w. Hutton.
clerk, NJ. krcmer
surveyor, William Moore.
Health Officer, Dr. Wise.
Engineer, George g. Mel ain.
school Trusteps-H. ID. BarrOwS, President;
George Smith, Vim. II. Workman, VIM. Prid-
ham M krampr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03

They have engaged as foreman of this de-
partment, one of the most experienced Book
and Job Printers In the country; and the
presses will be superintended by q Skilled
Pressman from one of the largest Offices In
New England. -f,fE ~ 4s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
ron GALE.

A FIRST-CLASS, GOOD PAYING
"A DRAWING BUSINESS, solely ON &C.
count of the proprietor going into other busi-
ness. For full particulars, apply at this Office.
This Is fine opportunity for some one.
oc2-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
PUBLIC SALE.

,ri.sy6P viii be sold at Pubie Sale. On the prem
ALIyS ises of the subscriber, on the road leading
Lk=41 from New Castle to Hare's Corner, within
one mile Of the former place, in New Cattle hun
drei. on MONDAY, March H. 1878, at O'Clock, p.
ims four (D head Of good iarm Horses. thirty 800
them are York state cows fifteen (l5) of them will
be in profit by day of sale. the balance springing;
3 Bulls cUininH tWO years old, extra Durham Bull
2ls head of good Ewes, sixty of them have lambs;
good Bucks Two SOuth1OWns. full breed. kOtOb-
wool; ~ pair OF good Chickens, hives OF Bees,
goOd taTm wagon, nearly DeWi Excelsior mower
and reaper. cart and harness. pair of twin har-
rows, Morrison TlOw. culuvatOrs, corn sheller,
hay cutter, set o. stage harness nearly new, side
saodlr, oE feet OF Iue boards It feet lQaG, Pa tWd
bushel bags. bushels of Ear.y Nose pOtatoae, 2OO
weight of salt huch. barrel of cucumber pickles,
pair of WindoS bllnos.
CONDITIONS OF SALE-Au sums under $50
cash; over, credit Of age months will be given by
tho purchaser giving bankahlc note and salts
fSnt0ry security. WIN. COOLEY,
L. W. STIDnAM & SON. Auci'Is,
lnar3 2t1R2tW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
pUBLIC SALE.

q The subscriber. intending TO quit farm
N-N ing, will sell at Public Sale. on the prem,
~ Nises in New Castle hundred, on the road
AE-4 leading frem New Castle TO Hates Cor
ner. one mile ircHl New Castle and half mile from
entire Stock and Farming Implements, to wit: six
mo. /, bay horse Charley, years old. good dri
yer worker.
No. ., bay mare Flower. years cid, good driver
No. ), bay horse Buck. IL years old, good farm or
No. 4, iron grey horse Bob, 5 years old, rrOt
his mile in 315, gentle in all kinds OF harness.
No. D, black mare Fannie, years old, eood WORK
No 6, black colt Lucy, sired BY Sherman; for style
and action cannot 1e surpassed.
Seventeen head Of superior Mich Cove, all bGms
raised, with calves at their sides. and the rest VIII
and years old; full blooded Durham Bull; Hogs,
2SOws with nigs, Shoats Of Chester County White.
FARMING iMPLEMENTs-i Germ antOwn car
riage, nearly new shifting top buggy, nearly new
with pole or shafts market dearborn, lsleigh and
wooden SKle, ThOrse cart In 5000 order. hay figs
ging, ron harvester tombihsd, in good order,
grain drill with grass seed attachment h0rse Takes,
1 steel tooth horse rake ! revolving rake. two
horse roller, Van Wicket ian, hay or straw cut
ter; corn shelter grlndstone, WheelbarroW, Fsa-
COCK plow, Heekendorn ploW, Moore ploWs, NO.
4; corn plOws, cLtivators, corn coVerer, sets
of twin harrows, double amt single trees, set Of
double harness, l set of carriage harness, set Of
dearborn harness, set of eadi0g gears set OF pin
chains, wagon harness. cart saddles and names.
pl0W gears, riding saddle and Drldle, lhdy sau-
die. lot of collars. brides, halters; ! dOEen COW
chains, hoes, rakes, shOvels spades, forks, gram
cradle, moving scythes and snoads, RTubbl0g hoes
and picks, maui and wedges, str. kn e. croWbaTs,
lotof grain bags. balance beam, weighs 500; halt
bushelSnd halt peck measREes.., -
DAIRY FfXTUK KES.-Ila~ 90 ehurn with two haR,
dies. churh horse, butter tubs cream kettles milk
buckets, dozen pans nearly new.
H0UskHOkb AND kFIChEk.-Bedstsed
wOr aud wash stands, kiteien tables, / beach.
cupboard. clothes hQTse henches. furnace horse
trough, lot Of piekled pork. 20 acres OF Ieeet ~
the ground and hay by the ton, and t1any other ~
tcles necessary 10 the carrying large and well
conducted farm.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. M. sharp. and
no pOstpOnement on account of the weather.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums Of SS5 and under
cash; on all sums that amount credit OF nine
months will be given by the purchaser giving .
bankable note with approved endOrseT' interest al
F''' MARY CALLAHAN,
L. W. sTlDLAM & SON. Au6tfs. fsbl4-S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

SHOWED UP.-Ths slight snow of Sunday, it
seems has had more serious effect on the Viii
mingtOn 4 Reading Railroad than any Of the
heavy SHOWS ofthe past season. The snow storm
was slight bat the wind was extremely high,
and drihed the snow over the track at Isabella
station, about fifteen miles below Birdsboro, to
such an extent as TO completely stop through
travel. On one side Of the track at this place,
a high embankment arises and il was against
this embankment thai the snow drifted, and
caused the obstruction. On Monday evening
the south bound freight train was stopped BY
this drift and up 10 this morning still rIhairel
there STUCK fast IN the snow, on the main track
AnC,heE fEeigbt lEPip Felrnans there waiting on
The side track until a pas1sk Q ESiI hP effected
The south bound passenger train also started
from Reading, on Monday evening, but was
obliged TO return.
Trains from Wilmington, since Monday, have
been running no further than Costesvilt, until
this afternoon, when the $50 train will go no, IN
as far as Isabella. Trains will also be run to
this rOint FROM Heading. and an exchange Of
passengers and freight tfecied until the track
Is cleared and though travel opened once more.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
RMhIif sAIee.
Rnnk sloCkn nI Auctlun.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at the
AUCTION Rooms Of e. W, Stidham Son. No. Ill
DAY Mach II Is7s ~ II o'cioct M oA The IoI.
lowing Stocks, belonging to the estate Of Joseph
TTimble, deceased:
SO shares 9th Stock of the National Bank Of
Wilmington and BrandyWinO.
9Shares Of the First National Bank Of WilminG-
ton. =.
Il Shares ofthe Union Bank Of Delaware.
Shares Of the Delaware Fire InsurAnes Compa-
ny.
l9Shares OF the Coal Gas Company
20 shares of Formers Bank Of DelaWars at New
Castle.
= shares Of the Farmers Bank al Delaware at Do
yer.
~ Shares of the Bank Of Newark. Del.
II Shares of the wilmington and kennatt Iurn-
pike COmOAny, JAMES TRlMBLk.
feb2l -d2tw2t Executor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

Coin coNTORr,-Qn he WaAhipEtoa branch
OF the Baltimore Ohio rsilnOad, ySsGsrdax, The
tram hcials exhibited not The sehteSt regard iol
tne comfort OF the numerous passengers. Nearly
~ ~ me trains we're run from Washington 10 Bal.
tlInore without any lire In the passenger cara and
when Questioned about II, the employees returned
surly apSwers, and fatty refused to make 'any Al.
tempt to remedy the evil Forty miles riding on
day like yesterday, gjth no fiTe in the cars, Il
aa JOKE; nor was it taken as ascs BY the pASsen-
But there was remedy, and il was not unt n Ia
train reached Bsltimors, and the passs nQsrs.
PLACED uRder tbe care Of the p, w. q b. Il. r.
oAhcials. that the diflc0ity was obviated, ana
Comfortable, wei WRrmed cars provided. Com
allinR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

PLACING DISTRACTIONS ON THR TR.nr A.
can be seen by glance over late newspapers. the
practice Of Pacing obStructiOns on railroad tracks
las been alarmingly prevalent. and Tecentlv Nome
penashAVe p been at work q the p. W. az R.R.
found on the track of this road at poiDts helo,-
aud about North East, Md. On two or three oc.
easiohs they he'd been run into BY freight trains.
out fortunately no damage was sustained. Ths
oIsttucnons usually consisted Of q fence rail.
plank Plank or croaE-tie placed across the track. The
s",,.!p.l however nave been taking every pre-
caution against accident since the discoVsrT al
tnese attempts, and have q lookout stationed n
every two miles Of road below Wilmington 70 pre-
vent the placing Of obstructions on tSs track. n
possible and If not, to give proper warning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

ACCIDENT TO Ex-SHERIFP ARABrRoSo.-ou
ionuay night, as aseH-Sherif Armstrong was pass
upon the Ice at the edge OF the entrance 10 the
n.ery slaoie cellar which iS AZ incline plane, and
was Precipitated 10 the bottom where be remained
10 an lnseusible condition. with 0ns aalEle brDIn
~ .,n L~1 places and the other sprained, al I've
covered him and caused him 70 be taken home Al
n sAtn ana Jenerson street. Dns. Draper and Kane
were summoned and attended his Injuries. Last
hlghl, Mr.. Armstrong paased sleepless nIeht,
sl onI was considered better this morning. The
Sl uae accident was extremely cold and the
locality not much Travelled al late honrs of fbe
evening. Hence, Mr.. Armstrong being unable 10
sscuLe assistance, was nearly frozen 70 death
ne loot way on the south aide Of the street along
ne stable, has heavy grades both towards the
~. susDs.one ana orange street and is not In the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
RusInosa Not,cos.

Cheap Coa!.-Stove 1918, Nut $500 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. j. Brown
To Pic Nc PARTIEs.-A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces of all kinds Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, Picked ami Cove Oysters, &c., &c. Alse
Matthews S Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the GTocel's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserve
kettles, Mason. Dexter. Valve, wilcox, and 9th
glass stone and tin air tight jars aud cans cheap
at ROWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

HUILDIKG QPFRATLoEs.=-AppILoati foI sur
Yeyb, Tor the purpose OF enabling tboss applyinC
to Greet houses, bare been made BY the f9IioS IT,
parties -
Hy Edward Wonhaid, Gno house, at Seventy
and Scots streets; by Samuel j, Moore, ogl
hoNsc, at Seventh street and tLe Raiiroad. In
Michael McCaulley. one. Al CheStnnt ana VA
Buren, streets by John McCIoskey. Six. Al an
and Van Buren by Jas. McIntirc, one, on Orange
between Eleventh and Twelfth by Geo. X
Townsend, four, at y. and Heald streets, South
Wilmington. The indications are that building
opeEp:tQps will be unusually active, after the
opening OF fagorable eather 81 NJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume 40 mixers.

An elegant, pleasing, simnlc and useful apparatus
for dhusing per'u1cry ia the most economical man
ner. scenung the clothing. handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications OF
water or other liquids, for headache. nfamed eyes,
burns, sensitive surfaces &c also for disiniecting
and perfulning the sick room. For safe by
z. BRINGlIURST 4 co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
elects VI Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored lmpedments 10 Marriage removed.
new method Of treatment New and remarkable
envelopes.
=, address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. = South
Ninth St.. Phisdelphia, Pa, an Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduet and pro-
essiOnRl skill. dee3.laW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

New PATENT,-Mr. W. w. Tunis, of this
county, has just obtained a U. s. Patent on an
invention for Improved Friction Gearing" 10
be used in the place Of belts or cog wheel. The
object Of the invention is for instantly changing
he RPeed Of machinery, and has been approved
by some Of the best machinists in the county
L can he used on nearly all classes Of machinery
The Messrs. Tunis are nov running heavy
gang OF saws at their mill in miles River Neck
on the principle OF the Invention. Easton Md.
Star.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
steam Atomlxers,

For the Inhalation Of atomiIed fluids in the treat
ment Of chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs. Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous how Of -ay without inconvenience
OF labor. During the lst two or three wears we
in most cases with very satisfactory results
E. BRINGHURST a Co, ApothecaTies.
Corner Sixth and Market sIreais
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
CITYITEMS,

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 30 Marke
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he Keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines. and thar a competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tha
store. and that charge is made except the regular
price Of the medicines. the same rce they would
pay anywhere else; but that na one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
PsIloe AMaIrs
BEFoRR AlAYoR srMMs

Three drunks, all white men. we're before the
Mayor this morning, each being fined fifty cent,
and costs.
Jack Allea, Notorious negro, had a hearing
this morning fof assauIt and Battery o. William
4Ensly, oolored school boy. The oIense was
So@@iltsa several dsys aago, near l2th and
0rangs streets, bnt Ailsh elHded.nnlp yesterday,
81 attewp's Of The POLICE 10 arrest him. The
Mayors DECISION iS reserved for The present
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

lNAUGURATIoN TRAVEL. The return travel
from Washington has begun. The first train
which should have passed through this city at 1856
A. M did not get here till O'Clock this morning.
1t consisted OF thirteen passenger cars aud one
baggage car. The train due here at 1880 A. NJ,
was one hour behind ume-both DELAYS occurring
in Baltimore. At ll:is o'clock, a train of eleven
empty passenger cars passed through to acoommo-
date the heavy travel. The iS20 p. N. train vas
one hour late
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

BATHING IN COLD WATER.-NOthing more
common than a custom of many persons to have
a cold water bath Immediately after leaving their
Dcds as daily habit. DelicaLely organized ladies
not unlrequently have established the same
course, considering it conducive to health. There
s an impression that it inVigorates the individual
hardens the muscles and stfsn0tIlcns tho constt
tuition. The sudden extraction OF caloric or vita
warmth, IN that way has not only injuIed but de-
stroyed moro than were ever benefited thereby
a reaction, as it is called, glow of wa,nth uat
loLlo%s' s direct draft upon the system 20 meet
a sudden loss OF vitality, and is by no means so
oenehclal as theoretically imagined A ,epid bath
makes no such injurious demands and, therefore
y not injurious or periIous fer these Of a fFIi
structure '''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
soplffIRalIII y WI
REErINos TINS EvENIEo.

The Americus club, third story front MoIrows
building. I'll Market street
Hope Lodge, No 81, 1 90 +, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2, s Of T, ct 6th
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, o U A N, at Ne
chanics' Hall, 2l0 Market ST.
Rodney Council, No u, Q U AN, at' 7O2
Diamond state Lodge. No 8, @ F, at GOOD
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champioh Lodge. Ne 6, X OF p, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, Ne IA X of n. at Ferris d
CARROTS Building, 504 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

SALE or Personal PROPERTY Il ", Sidham
Son, auctionSsrs, No. Ill East 4th street, sd
for VIM. D. CoInOg, near Newark, on Tuesday
last. stock as follows Horses. Bill Sl3S, Frank
S2l2, Dave $2l0 Daisy Dean 1926, Lady Fashion
$9S9 Stallion. Sl27.50, Dolly Tezden, years old,
&2S5 gray colt, SlSl. soreli colt $iit: cows 81:
yearllng bull, e60.j0, chickens, 81 so. market
wagon, $l36, farm wagon $l07, Buckeye reaper
Sl7S, h"v cutter, $50; wagon harness s52, mich
cows, $6O
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

THE FREE IRAvELERs.-The eleven men re-
ported yesterday as having been arrested at the
p, w. 4 b. X. r. depot for getting on a train
without procuring tickets, were from Phladelphis,
but were not arrested ERul reaching this city
One OF the number bad So nmount Of money with
hmm, which was used IN paying thsiT fares back to
PhiIadeI Iphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

MILK.-Sinee the opening Of the w. w. r.
H.. milk which was formerly brought 70 this city
III farm wagons. Is now brought bv the railroad
for less tkaD one cent gallon from the v-icinitv
OF Kiamenh and RouthWood
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

1HK WATER DEPARTMENT-Work at the Wa,
ter department has not been very active, this
WINTER on account of the cold weather. The most
important work done, was connecting the Cornish
engine with the main PiOe. through which the
new engine and pump will draW water from the
creek This will enable both engines to work et-
ieHivtly. The new engine and pump are now
leadv lor shipment. Mr. Worthington or his rep
resehtatve, Is expected in this city every dav 10
give the necessary inftructons for putting the
new machinery IN position and working order.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

MIDDLETowN ELEcTIoN.-An election was held
in NIddletown on Monday, when the following
gentlemen were chosen: Town commissioners,
Thomas Massey. bomas z Hurn, J. II. Scow-
driek, S. b. Stephens, J. B. Roberts; AssessoI, C.
E. Anderson; Treasurer, u. W, G. Walker; Alder
man, J. A Reynolds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

MARKETS. s.-Farmers, this morning, sold butter
ct 80 oents pound heef 10 to lSc do; eggs, 80 to
3jc dozen; Irish potatoes, 9 to 2Oc half peck;
sweet do. 2jc, 60; turnips, So do; peas Toe q
quart.
At the Sth and Orange streets Market House,
fresh fish sold as folloSs Salmon, 6jc a pound;
halibut, 2jc do; ha1dock lie do,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

IHE WATER WITcH FAIG.-- This fair closes to-
night, when a wholesale distribution will be made
by 'chances" Such articles as are not easily car
ned, will be delivered at the drawers residence by
the Committee on Arrangements. A piano-box
buggy, weighing about 1870 pounds, will be among
the chances. 1t was made by members OF the
Company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

SMYRNA ELKCTIoN.-At the election In smyrna
Monday, the following was the result Alderman,
Henry c. Budd: Commissioners, Thomas l. JEFF
fersOn. Samuel Taylor, John H. Hofecker, John
A. CaVeGder William Worden, Charles L. Fox
we'll Nathaniel F. Wi ds; Assessor, Ezekiel J.
Colt: Treasurer, ]. WesIY Dennev.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

Day DOcK.-ThS Aamer Ed&jR Forest has
been taken into the Harlan . HOllLshworlh
Cos basin dry dock for repairs. . - - ?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

The Wilmington Rife Club holds their annual
meeting 10 night
The Wilmington FonntaiA Society elecl new
officers next Monday ofteruoon.a y
The DelaW are Association for Crimial Reform
meets in the Board Of Trade roc ms this even
ing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

WHITE LABoRERs.-Mr. Clarence Hollyday az
rived in Easton, MIDI on Wednesday last, from
New York, with another car load OF DntchInen
for parties in this county who had engaged them
On the same day he delivered a car load TO par
ties in, Queen Annes and Dorchester countless
BaSion Star.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

PHILADELHIA n. +. CONFERENCE.-THE Phila-
dclphia NJ. +. Conference will begin its seth an
nual session ID the NJ. +. Church, at Columbia,
to-day wednesday,. There will be present not
less than three hundred clcrgymen and as many
more lay delegates and visitors
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
LOCAL IMrELLIeRMeE.
Winter ", ather 8 Ill romains with us.

Winter WEATHER I'LL remains with us.
HOPE Loan Association meets this evening.
Duprez & Denedicl's Minstrels are coming on
Friday night
The members of the Legislature greatly enjoyed
their t:ip TO Washington.
The travel TO Washington, the last few dayP,
has been simply immense.
Several extra trains, on their way IRON WASH
ington, passed through her > to-day.
During the winter 10000 bushels OF corn were
shipped fro m Morton. on the Delaware railroad
A lot of fine turkeys froGi Chicago, were sold a.
the Sth ana Orange streets Market House this
morning
The 1929 tram from Baltimore, this morning,
was delayed nearly an hour, on account of belng
unusuSlly long and heavy.
Col. Sawyer takes possession Lof the Clayton
House. to-day. lie will keep II collation. spread.
for some friends and invited guests.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05

PHLApEIPHIA FREIeHT.--The harges of the
Philadelphia lines arrived last night notwithstan-
ding the ice in the river. The steam tug also
took a return tow this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-05
MANHOOD:
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AfkA pr. Oul VerWellS oolebFated q savSS
n 1r5G the radical eare (WithOut n Odieano
OfSpermAtoFFhHa, or Bemin nj Wesk .
aess, tAySaAatAEg Seminal Loaasa, iIpOtency.
IL entel sn4 tnSs.oAl 1ASapaciG In ped mo 4 "a
AsetFiage. etc; also, Consumption, EDile6eT Z ana
aganee. - - ~~S~N'
g. Ptiss, ~ seSsled envelope, only 6 cents.
/, ~ eeIeorated ASthaF, th this odtairabIe essav
flgAy f Isoon9ratss; FvIP thirty years sueeSss-
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