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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-11
BANOS DE COAMO.

Habiendo los que suscriben tornado possession
del estahlecimiento de aRuas termales denomi-
nado BafiOs de CSdBtO tienen ell mayor gustO en-
hacer publicO que desde hoy en- adelante tOdos
los Sres. que SO dignen favorecerles cOncurrien-
do su establecimiento encOntraran,
Fl mas complete eSmerado servicio.
Mesa abundante Y aseada.
Reposteiia provista de los mas ricOs vinOs
licOre6.
Dulces de todas clases.
Asi mismo y como solaz tendran un ndmero
crecidO de pdblicaciones. tI
Del mismo modo que tambien b para entire
tenimiento hallarau jaegO dc dAmas, aiedIex,
adnana. domino, ecarte, loteria a., g..
Esta rn preyccto pronto r,alizarse 10 asis-
tenclA medleA en- el prUpl0 eatablOclmieutO, un
treu de calesas en- combination cou Ia Inca de
MAyAgiieZ Ponce, ash como In colOcacion dc
una dos mesas de bilar.
Esto es 10 que ofrecemos al pdblco. asegu
rando que todos nuestros afanes So consagrarAn
alempTe en- intr0dncir y plantear naevaa mejo
ras lue hagan agradable In permAnensiA de los
se1ores concurrentes, para quienes rejirA In 81
gnienle:
TARHFA DE PREC1Os.
1. claAe.-Alojamiento en- el estAbleci-
miento con tod aalatenc a.. % 50
nn chocolate cafe -
un aImuef1o ss--....-.............. !
UuR cDtntslA-. ................s...... ]
lama para una noche- ~
Tn baIo solo. ...................... %
AlmnerEo 4 las II de IN mAhana--Comida
La de Ia tardn.
AOTA.-Lns ninoa menorra de Ah0s
opaRaFAa retFtbacion de uingu-
M sapccie, drade hAsta pAga
IMu !
Deadc haata l3 pARaFAn. ....... 30
I de enta edad en adulAnta pa.a-
ran el c.1mpl1t0 de ............ 90
OIhA.-lsoa SIZES couearrnntna Que de-
scen snfvtcAo pMTtsgulMrl ID tnndrAn
tam 0ann pseeioa eonveucinnAlpM-
OTkA. .-Is1s cTtadoe Que cara ga aeFvl-
eA1 particular tfAlgAh loa AEUm. hm~
htskaa pAkMfA1s ss.s.*s....s--.. -
an tnaoE Ahxton { lns hAIna-
= class. AisaAmient@, MaanGnneam y haAo | 10
Bahos de caAno Z. d aJunlo d issa-casssEs
H3rmAM0a Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-11
Liquidation de Sociedad

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q AMs@As A&ssesnsssr 1889 vem@aae ~ sermssaa an
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N4S1SsssA kN naskeaAAA aseasaassz 4as kSsAhzA
- ak81A ease ~ KM1am - FaA2 NseaA4 N* F4wEss-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-11
SECCION OFFICIAL.

La Gaceta de hoy 10, publica el
siguiente documento;
GOBTERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-11
SiHas inglesas para

montar caballo, bocadOs, riendas do cuero y
cinchOs, acciOnes de estribos. es-
tribos de acerO y plaque sudaderOs ieltro blan-
CO, fuetes en- casa de F Ramos. a~ Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-11

-Guantes de cabritilla
blanca acabados de llegar para sras. y caballe-
r0s.--F. Ramos. 1-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-11
CutikIil QuintaIhril 7 FelIctaA

Se ACADIA dc reeibir un gan snrsido por al va
por IssTso Rico pFncedenle do Liverpool In
rual ~ rrAltza poF mayor I'll detail prcctos
ua6dieos en La Flseaiaa !. Francisco - de- Pa
bio ubAEYi. 6-i3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-11
ANUNCIOS DIVBRSOS.
Hero galvanizado.

Liso y acanalado 10 vonde precios modicos,
almacen de C. Audifred y Z. Fortaleza 81 lib
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-11
Consulate Britanico.
mRs DE JUNO.

L. oorrs.ponAsnoIa .. oiorr. en- este oOu.ulA4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-11
BlRlTILLO I'm IL "DIlNlNTE.'

AAenAza - ssess sssta fup4 AaxAAs 4aa EsAlssage >
RsN@8@s 80 @aaMmes se msa4seN@
La a@@ AsAas eNas NsEsassak4saa ~ pssh1sr8
3amsa41 SsaAsaesae 1sENneFAA s-A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

SERMON TO WoRKINGMEN.-ReYA A. r. Scott,
pOHuant to previous notice, delivered an inleresi
ing discourse on daily bread, and How to Get
H. 70 toleTably jair audience yesterday aftsFh0DR
at Institute Han. MIR, Scott advised his hearers
to trust to Providence in the hour Of need, and
not to resort 10 dishonesty with the idea that II
Vas excnsable on AcSJuht of extreme want Of the
necessarles of fe and that hOwsvsE large or small
tho crime might be, from petty larcenies to the
immense amount OF bank aud st-ofacs deIalca-
tiohs, they were ali held ednaliy responsibIe TO
their Maker for The commission Of the crime, and
thai a straightforward and stnctly honest e0arse
WaA the only way 10 snFnOuAt the prospective Oh
stAeies Of the coming winter. Considerable inter.
est as being manifested iD these meetings. ana as
o a a voluntary task imposed apOn Nj. Scott, 4
should receive ths unanimous commentator ID
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

FAITH1Ess DRVER.-A correspondent sends
us the following A team belonging TO j. IL. TaV.
lOr, OF the Stanton Woolen AIlis, was left stand
ing on Saturday about noon, in front Of a rum
shop ON West Front street, the driver in the
meantime being in said rum shop ENJOYING him
self on five cent rum. Al about , O'clock r. II
the horses tired Of waiting for their driver started
out Maryland avenue al fearful rate Of speed
but were stopped at Chestnut street by stranger,
ana brought back and hitched in Front street,
where they had 90 wait patiently until half past
three, when the driver thought, perhaps, he had
better start for Stanton, and SO len. .lll.4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

CnANCEIAOR BA@Es.-At Grace n. j.. Sunday
School, yesterday afternoon, Chancellor Bates,
who has taught Bible class there fOT s0nle unle,
arose ana Ia an affecting speech, took leave Of
his clAss and Ene Sunday school. This evening
the menabez d hls class VII pay him ayislt AZ
his nesloebce. ir44itf 4--gi- = t.r. 1Eaf.f.s
On kfiday as4t, che ChanOallOF will leave for
New Yofk, and On Saturday viii take the steam
er rom that city, tor Enrope. He viii spend the
winter, and ably the greater part Of the spring
in the South Of France. The best wishes of all
our people 60 with him, and it is hoped by all that
his health viii be speedily restored. g. ~ .e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

DELAWARE COLLEGE ADvANCE.-Ihis is the Il.
tie OF neatly printed and Interesting eight-paeo
monthly Just published at Newark, Delawars.-
Ahe taole OF contents Of the first number Is varied
and interesting, and touches npon poetrv. N1eTs.
ture, science and general TOPICS iIome locals
also receive their share Of attention.. The Adpd,ce
is Published by the stndents Of DeIawaEe College,
and Is, OF course to great extent devoted 10 shs
interests OF that most excellent and time-hon01ed
institution. Possessing many deserving ouaIities-
ana giving promise Of future usefulness, we wish
me Adodnee success and prosperity, doubling not
that 1t will readily attain both. n d sla1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

ESCAPE FROM DRowKING.-Yeste morn
ing drunken negro, in attempting to walk
across the BrandyWine railroad bridee on fbr
ties, fell through into the water below. lie was
somewhat bruised by striking the rocks in his
descent, but had presence OF mind enough to
swim TO some logs, when a white man came 20
his assistance with boat, and took him Of x
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
RnnlfRlRal
:. .T15Is'es T1ils, 4 Jyf \

EfF NEATtNda FRn HVFsrNee adHFff
Cherokee Tribe, no L d II NJ, az Red Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market street,
fLnAape Tribe EoGt1 OkH mfN 1drth stolS
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3, o
y. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market atFeeta.l
Franklin Council, No. 9, . u A NJ, at Mechan-
les Hall, King stfeet. dl't adt ie yinJis,
Wilmington Council, No 5, il % q A NJ, at
HRn, 9th and Market streets.
EnterpTlse Circle, u u Z "A, at Haai 50i iAIaFI
kct street.
Washington Lodge, No A. 4 okPI q lEhehk
of Pythlas HRlb No III MnEltpt street a a
Washington Lodge, No 8, q +, at Good Eel.
lows Hail 9eQiarys building, COS Market -,
Wawaset Lodge, No Is, 1 u of q 4, at room
18th and Scott Iaroets.a . v d ndoxA Lnn ~ n -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
NatlonaI 3 80. 81 49,. !. r.

i4elScied Charles RmJolph Heofetary and
Treasurer, and designated Baltimore as the
place of ncxt1heeting TA6sefU4t ofahs TarAms.
portation COmmilteewas amended and adopted,
1t asks Congress 10 exercise such power ast the
Constitution nehOrEes fPr RegnlptipR q Abe liny
tereslslof commerce; fejoices over the Improve
ment ofslhe AVSllahSf A1dJESL LSlSerGnna cAnala.
and favors the Improvement Of the Mississippi;
refers 10 the BxecdiiVe s CSHHeil 81 falAfS c6hl
sideraion the question Of a double track railroad
nom the East 10 the West The board then ad.
jOurned to meet in Baltimore on he second Tues
day Of January next ae.a go ie isosq
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

SABBATH BEEkKHG. Z Thai portion Or our cIty
lying cast Of the BranlyWlne has become tla ~.
sOn OF a class Of yonRg boys who. without &c.
sPect for themselves aud absolute Disregard Aor
the Injunction OF the Commandment, aReAleua-
bet the Sabbath day, 10 keep IT h0ly,sa in-
dnIge In all kinds Of SECULAR sports on
Sub day. 20 tile utter disgust and anRpyaee Of
tho Feaidents OF thai leighherhOOd. Yesterday
baae ball, shinaey, eaHd-playiBg and target pFael
lice occupied their attentiQn The shameful dess.
craliOn al this sacred day demands the profnut
interference of the authorities looking toward fts
suppression. The parents OF many q these ehil-
dren are connected with tlIe ebmJh OF God and
th(y should endeavof 20 incaleate the same les.
sops Of Christian feeling and respect for the Sab
bath day IN The minds Of lieir young, and pury
su9de them 70 observe At ina manner eommGnsu.
rate with iis hOliness. q as1 u - ~. 90
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

ACHARITABLK Acr- Yesterday afternouD, Mat
thew Simpson, a carriage blacksmith, died at his
residence, South Wilmington, Of paralysis Of the
heart His death was Immediately Afterwards
announced in Madeley Chapel, and in Grace sun
gay school, and collections taken up an both places
for the benefit Of the family Of the deceased IThe
sum collected amounted to between $a5 and $50
Mr.. Simpson was a worthy man, and his family,
which Is In rather straightened circumstance.
viii be greatly benefited by this generous act. Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
Ann CONMgRCfAL
CITY NOTICES.
Oysters and RefreshmenIs.

At the ever popular stand. the Northwest corner
of the Second street Ma 'ket House. the genial and
accommodating Charles Kyle can be found daily
with a large and well selected stock of choice ap-
ples and other fruits cakes. candies. nuts. &c. In
addition, he keeps constantly on hand nice fresh
stewed oysters, steaming hot which will be found
very grateful TO the palate On cold days, Charley
is always polite and anxious TO prOpe-ly serve his
numerous customers. and has a cheerful word for
all. As a natural consequence, he does a large
business rs everything he sells Of frst-class quail
ty. Give him a call at the n. W. corner of the Sec
ond Street Market House. AuglAd3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

fok THE MISSIONARY CAUsE--On Thursday
last the Missionary Society OF Central Presbyter.
IAN IAN Church, according TO annual custom, sent o
ooA o. clothing TO missionary family in Colo
rado. The society is making arrangements for
giving concert sometime before Christmas for
the beneiit OF the missionary canse. .5t ..'rr-.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
Special q oIces.
CONDENSED MILK.

Is made by carefully evaporating the watery. por:
white sugar and scaling it up Theoretically. In
this way 1t will keep for years and can again be
brought very nearly 10 its naturally liquid state by
the addition of water. IL is very largely used
in the preparation OF food for infants, and is
especially adapted to the use Of travellers on &c
count of its portability and answering all the pur-
poses Of fresh milk. The best brands are sold by
H. hRINGHURST CO.,
Cnrnnr Sixth and Marx streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

CASE or SUPPOSED ROGsoNNC.--On Thufsday
evfnlng last the wife 81 Bkpj BsIlew, raslding q
No. l05 Justison street was seized with Bympbona,
Of poisoning and new lies ia PbeoaEiOns c0ndi-
tlun- Nj Bellew gives IN Che follOwing ataib,
mont u4 the H1Iair sst-Asl- - teA so - illiA
On Thursday Gfternoon, Mrs.. Beilek. IeaIing
nEel, sent little G1El "a FostCra dang stasa IN
fa1aietG powder, - she was pFspaEtag 20 aAkO
tn powders - thought tk4t s6ns ap8Etioai 81 y
yves TOO large and % she threw about hhi8 'of II
AVay, When lFspafed, u POI tdss ~ ts oed
pEpPeriys tasted queeEiy, ana short time after
dHnking IL ahe asseisa1 WITH faintaena and ~
10 the AooE. sOms nslg AborI aOfIe u shsrl - !
aEtre, and helped her qP, hpt ma att1e while she
Wes t2keR with vomiting 6inas fkea NEs. Bal
ana e now 10 8 very srecSsiona - stioils r.
Harlan, who is 10 attendance, had no opportuuilV
Of ezaninlag ~ POWDER bet aiale4 ifha8 tks
gfl1Ptons gave eSideneb 81 tiIe aeaan hhslng
II~ Yssy low ana her recovery & seanssv heTSd
10 XXX <as heb f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

. OEwELL.-We regret to state that lis Honor,
Mayor Simms, is unwell and unable 10 attend To-
nus dates. For some time past he hos been suf-
iertng from neuralgia and yesterday his complaint
became 50 serious that he has since been confined
10 the house. -' ..aff NJ II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
chancelIoF Bates.

! il.l n d d T
A meeting OF the members Of the Sussex
Bar WAS he'd On Thursday afternoon, the Esd
inst, I, at the once q Judge Layton, for
the purpose Of EXPRESSING their regret af the
resignati0n 6f Chan celIOr hates. .,' .4f ,,,'..i
On moti0n o. Jacob Moore, Chas. NJ G;nllen
was chosen ChaiE9lans and Ohas. II Richards
S3erAfM 20 q NG9 IL Ao91DH-tft NfH 81 81 ilHl
Iit. Moore alAt tho object Of the .nla e
and the characteF, qualifications and appliea-
t0ns of the 4hOAs Dahtei n. Bates, and his
courtesy 20 me BAr, and expressed in an ear
nest Htanner the deep regret felt by the pro-
fsssiCn, and the 9ePRle Ct Ihe Stlte gener-
Da mGESaNEk1ASa SSpdSt IL
MeFee, Gusts w. Wright and Alfred p. Rob
AnpOp a SOppalttee q prepare resolutions eY1
prese y - hUA4 n9et % 1hA thep pb8FS bf
this Bar At the resignation ,Of Nj, Bates.
The meeting then adiourned, subject to the
call OF tie g AirIl1AGl3 i1iGJ hu& fnAmBa
CHARI.Rs Il. RICHARDS,
Oct "a 1818. aGls 90 4E g sst la5 SeRFe1A rvs IA
EsN8a fNlIN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

Nor SUsPENDED.-We have an abundance Of
cNTreacy and will receive checks from responsible
Po,tieS In payment for Boots and Shoes, end gave
balance OF change in ciirr at Babcock Il Bros.
2O6 q Dos Market street O. 0t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

PoI4cE CAsRs.-The Mayor beng in nilsposed,
EsqOife o'Nelll presided over the Police Court,
this morning Ihos. Shay, John Kane, Wm. and
Anna Cox, aud Joseph Hamilton, col, were each
hned ~ cents and costs for drunkenness. ri
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
/ .GFLANp's ExTRACT OF MALT,

Very beneficial as nutritive ton ic and for facili-
tating eXpectoration and soothing mucous irrita-
tiOn in coughs. Bronchitis, sore throat and other
affections OF the throat end lungs. 1t Is much used
IS a substitute for Co1 Liver Oil. Also Hoh's
Malt Extract for sale by
K. BRINGHURsT &Co.,
Corner Sixth and Marke e streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

win become the outlet for much Of the coal
cOnsume0fn the cast, Us she Is many miies
nearer ahB sOooah 6han Phila1elphla ana hof
hafbOr is always 0pen in midWipteT, unless we
experience unusually cold weather! -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

CHANCE. ~ esterdhy after noon /; at q meet
ing Of the GRACE Sunday School Union, the
Ofheers Of EpWofth Chapel SUNDAY School re-
signed, and the following were elected - Sn-
plGintendent, John White Assistant. Chaa.
Galloway; Librarians, Geo. Kaytand Geo v.
Anderson. Aa+@ nG- ~ b
Epworth, Chapel is at prefeht Under the control
Of Grace Church but the eongtegation, want ffc
have charge oft themselves! The above Off
oerS are members Of EpWdrth, and if they can
rtahnage adaiFs SUCCESSFULLY for six months The
9ddh will be turned over to lie charge oi
Trustees appointed BY the congregation, la
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

lNJUREp.-At Chesapeake City, on SaturdaJ
morning John Biddle, OF Bay View Cecil County
Nd, was thrown from his carriage and seriously
injured. His recovery is greatly doubted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

A BAD AID = Fk1At AccpkNr --Thb neImebbJyl
dslails q kerflbA aceIdent, which happsne6 laSt
'kneaday - thAemonnL An B0mansat e0nnty, ulitha
prDhahls aaaAl result 70 tuoof Capt John ieegalls
e4l4fen, frota eAFoiasss Wlth coal oii, hag 1usEi
tsAehea ~. On IN FbQfei dag 81 seems that ma
mpther o. fhehe uniql pnhte Children, iittle girl
Qfbl8 ~ oOy ydk 80, ~ AhAenBsd lae l1lTN1Al
house Tor = few H,inuteeS ,lpaEiRg them alone.
DaHilg her hhooneea - y presumed, they Obtained
~ co4 aoul on, a. = - toI,la eOf N Wliehs 4 q
thought, they innocently poured Into the hFds
ID Had the Little Os d ~ efxslo In flames.
HhaN HWa nalI = a - ~ nnaawmauaaIH
be eklfieAt9 iEom al I8ls lszkt1f siEdAtidA. Chafs
lie the httia lbqH AngD4 Al gFeat tHtSEa MGlil
gAsthly pain. Tie other yictims little Ida, Was
- alive lsee hu5o11 ? sshin, but withodt fl8
tplnle1t Aele - sItlVsn sn.elst f.isifasl.s lipl
2trhi1g Is paiSat1 " q s fkis dhnfsfbas daid
- - - ElaSh of ihag Lids eats Gre
M &f949s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
philaielntAia. yEllmingtOn ana
5saIttmOFe 1sNGArOad.
MWRa
IIa[g0RrANT EoTlcA,'--ela -. Z AEsSAS OF HOURS

,rAp6RTANT lNVTIoA,s-e q AEsSS OF HOURS.
iI1dS 1ND 1TTER bcf6RER 10Th. ISIS,
In. saIaav aceomnaedatibnt ttein for WilminR-, :,
tom viii 1chTe Philad6 hia ~ $40 A. M. Return
M isave WilniuftohiG iGt 4Ae PIN, eit ~ i+tt d
|, the 6. So p. AZ tram fFUm 6WtlnmBlon will be
sSSssy fraiufor IauskipEiii lsaYo rAiIadel
pHls sSsd y & ~. 7iA8Ssa "A ma New
fISS and "a ~ ASohdsy Osoika e0tty y1s7s the 400
P N. train irom fhilndeip kiasyytl he run 70 BAL
tihore. stOPpipgia rs tPlleNs Honth pf hlmington:
,Ntyp9rt,s 8 k.43l Z, M ihbgglgspsl.g SSSs I'M
StHntcnp' Stap sts IiS,sS s0 Do Y.
E,Eian UuA 3iR~gil kttSc6d iil n u -
N%rih East o. lois p ID lNfaelioitA. - 911.2j
S4STIssS~n p5i%d;s.S S4gq& !ASS.s,s S,I: ,svi,b E
Pdfryvillc, s-9SS e :, Steatner's KunsI.s2
HfgTS FbS as Fsftg a IRON
v iii stop oAls Al CksAtOT NFimnetons RGrryViie.
and uagno-detiraRb. iDA0fdEsNga 10 X i8s ~ "a
AnlAe AecNmmOdAtion TTaiR for Port DepoAt viii
leave baltimore Az 205 2. N. stoDping as follows
StemmsS Isge, 2 sSP 4 n, sush River. Is ss5 r.M
y Mile SEiteh, -, perEsmans,
kCHases fst4A Zb0 uel lAbefdceif,t ~ ~ y
EMpgno(ik.2l.h 1Bll - -.dasre.deiGrace35 IS .
lsht9 sff o ed. De- ili.s SerryVille. 40O !" H
Arriving at POa Deposit 20 p. NJ.
This lrAih win cam ecl With stages at different
points, Pnd with Baltimors Central Trans at fort
| 1rain leaving Baltimore at 45 ,. IN. viii not
stop uutil arrival at nayre ia. Grace
Eh0 S0a. IN. train from Wilmington TO New
Cdste Ind the IL 30 a. m. train from New Castle
4 ikrainsIleaFing Lam0kiR at 4 land % psm, will
'fSs . y u H n. tran ton wtnin ston for Phila-
tEaiS tIeavfms Wiimtneton al ! 10 a. M, will
/ bct5l g'ls-o i. i..t. HsF. EENNEY. .Supt,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
LOCAL I6TFIlUENUg.

ElGr rstl& s--seais4 y sf+-44sr-4-1glI ri .E}Egfl
A disagreeable storm prevails to-day.
Sunday School, race JAMES Isilisdn seassSG
There are one hundred aud twenty Eve teaohCrs
in Grace NJ. L, SnpaAY School 80
Extta meetings viii c5mIlcncs 81 Ca so ls -
Church tonight - - RE e. 81 -
The Board of Educalioh will meet in teaulnf
session, this evening. 500 ett4lt $500 -.s
Don't forget Mrs. Oates, this evcniAg, at the
Grand Opera House. tas
Franklin Loan Association meets TONIGHT
Tomorrow night, Woods Museum Company,
viii produce "JSck Harkaway," at the MasonIc
Temple.
The Buell. family will givea cSncert At 3. PauIs
M. b. Church, Monday night next.
James MoCauley has been appointed Mis-
sionafy Secretary OF Grace afternoon Sunday
In FOR REPA1Rs.- Tho, government steamer
Ftolet, Capt StOkely, is on the ways at Moore's
shipyard, undergoing repairs. o :es,ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

kKNT COUNTY CoURT.-The kent County Cour
commences at Dover, to-day. The West trial Il
The only one OF interest, which will come up, ana
speculation is rife, as TO its ultimate result d.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

llRARIRo.--E. A. Dongheriy late Chief Clerk
at the Post Office who Is charged with beng dei
Cient IN his accounts, will have hearing, tnis af
ternoon, before u. s., Commissioner Smith s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

To-Si6HT. Ia the Grand Opera Heusc, to-l
night Mrs. naies and her cemic-opera troupe
via appear in the captivating eomic-Operai
"Afatlarne Angols cblld.o Despite the AiFa-
greeable weather a large audience should be
pResent fsi. .ltsas4 tI s s'4a4s " 6atf an -
: " T. --4z4--- - st-s1Gk I
s0FF1cERs 'ELEcTEb. - Yesterday afternoon,
al tha ahnnal meeting of fhe Baptist City Mis-
aioh the foliOwIag officers Of the Elm Street.
Sunday School were elected .t.' a. - 2. s
y SuperinleudeRt, Wm. III. Gregg; Assistant
Fey. N. q. NayloE; Secretary VIM. Robinson;
Treasurer, 'ReS n. @. Naylof; Librarian, Hiram
YeTgeT; Leader al SiRgiAg, John II Muhlhallsens
OEksnisl, E. .. Matlhausen. siaqa .a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

MECHANICS who are paid of in checks can GET
them changed by purchasing q pair. OF boots or
shoes and receive the balance IN currency At Bah
cock & Bros, 20G & 20S Market street % c. J.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
CURRY POWDER.

popular kitchen requisite Of East India origin
Tor havoring soups, meats. fowls, game. cApsuts.
chow chow. &c. a small portion impsrting a very
agreeable. slightly punRent, aroma. Prepared
from the genuine receipt by
4. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
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- Hfttal atl tA4N 3 aN 44led4aN
Prepared fr0m m Whask an excellent aFtiela Of fsoa
,fof infanfl and lhValids. Also. Hubbelt Prepared
u NhsSl Q ~ PsII I1lsa 90 ! and : fail llas IS
aibtslIsa ilF Ne 1ioks - =. - - q,
: as1 eans - iIsi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

ENrBRPR4sB.-FhreHgh the .entsEprise OF
F. H. Dyer, the .WilmingtOn agent tor the
Philadelphia Pt6lse Record, tAat exc Z eIeht pr
per is now delivered in this city by seven
b'clOck in the mOtningI IheNphD Gentinte
operation this morning. The paper left the
Record Office, Third and chestpkt StreetsI phil
adelphia, about 3 o'clock and arrived in VIII
migtOn, despite the stormy weather at 6:3S. -
They will arrive even sooner hereafter.
e = * 't<tsff7fH lQ85
) The total registration Of voters in New Yolk
city is 123, ,7l0, agAinst lAD one last ycAr.A "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

DIsHEAR is cheap and easy
to destroy. There is not a joyful boy or
innocent girl buoyant with fine pur-
poses of duty, in all the street full of
eager and rosy faces, but cynic can
chill and dishearten with single word.
Dependency comes readily enough to
the most sanguine people. The cynic
has only to follow the hint with his
bitter confirmation, and they go home
with heavier step and premature age.
They will themselves quickly enough
give the hint he wants, to the cold
wretch. Which of them has not failed
to please where they most wished to
please? or blundered where they were
most ambitious of success? or found
themselves awkward or tedious or in
capable of study, thought or heroism,
and only hoped by good sense and fidel-
ity to do what they could and pass un-
blamed? And this wicked malefactor
makes their little hope less with satire
and skepticism, and slackens the
springs of endeavor. Yes, this is easy;
but to help the young soul, add energy, o.,
inspire hope, and low the Goals into a
useful flame; to resist defeat by new
thought, by firm action, that is not easy
that is the work of divine men.--Enl-
e1SOn.