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, 1873-03-09

New YonK, March s.-BnEAD dull and
unchanged recepta, 1000 brs. Rye -four steady At
s3esge.oo; Corn mead quiet; Wheat Shade nrmer ;
scarcity at freghtroon and high rates cheak export
demand: Receipts, 5000 bu Northwest spring in
store, $1.5a No. Chicago, adoat, s1>63 fair No.
Miwaukee. aaoat, s1.68; ordinary white Western,
A,ee. Rye tnn and nominal. Barley firm Canada
West, $l.2491.25. Malt quiet: State, csc. Corn
quiet; new Western mixed, 6s@a5,se; old do, aaoat
66kc; do in store d&c- Oata fr1ner rece1pta ~ o0d
bu new mixed Western, 47H@4o9c; mixed and
whito Western, 49Lc; old Western mixed, in atoru 81
@51Kc; white, 31052c.
Clown sEEp-Duu and unchanged; timothy quiet
X $3.7s@3.a0.
Eoas-Dnu ut 259:GHc~
HAT-Quiet.
Hops-Dull at 4o@55c for crop Of 1872.
LEATHEn-Qutet and steady 1t 2S93lc.
WooL-qniet and unchanged.
GnocEnIks-cofee dull and nominal Sugar in
moderate demand At 77s@8He. Molasses quiet; New
Orleans, 65@70c. Kice unchanged
PEIRoLErM-Crude, 8Ac; refined, 181c,
TuRpETrNE-Quiet and weak at CSC.
PRov1s1oSs-Pork hrmer: new mess, $1,000; primo
mese, 1880. Beef dull and unchanged. Cut meats
quiet hams, 1l@12c; shoulders, 7c; utdd1es steady:
long clear, 8c; short clear, exc; long and short
e1oaE, eAs; Lard steady; Western steam, a-lea
611o; kettle, 87l981so
BUrTEn-Fi11n; Western, 169c0c.
CHEEsE-Steady at l29I7c.
WHIBKy-Steady at 92c.
, 1873-03-09
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, March 8.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicago dur
ing the past twenty-four hours, and for the cor
[ responding date one year ago:
, 1873-03-09
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Review for the Week Ending Sutur.
day Evening, March S.
SATURDAY EvEEo, March 8.
The receipts Of live stock during the weok
have been as follows:

The Committee appointed By the state Senate
to inquire into and report upon the management
appearance there this morning, and we're intro
duced to the Company by the Hon. s. r Hop
kins.
CATTLE-The week just closed has been ono
ment Of trade, aud one Of fair profits to Vest
ern shippers The number Of outside buyers
was notably large Now York, Albany, Boston,
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Buffalo, and
other less prominent points being represented,
reported advance Of K@14c in the Eastern
aapetS eompetition for the better I grades, ander
which values appreciated to the extent OF q no
Nc. The market for low grades Was also sensi-
ply Of such operated to prevent any very ma-
terial advance. The average Of the week's re-
ceipts shows further improvement in quality,
ard from review Of the daily sales it appears
that the major portion Of the transfers wore
within tho range Of s4.oo@5.75. Sales Of choice
lbs, wore reported at 26.00@6.25 while few ex-
trn graded steers fetched $6.50@6.75, but the
offerings good enough to command these prices
we're not numerous, aud uulesa feeders have
it forward With the expectation Of realizing over
SG.25. Fair activity still characterizes the do
mand for stock cattle, and former prices are fully
sustained. the market ruling firm at S3.25@3.75
for common to medium lots Of from 700 to $50
lbs average, aud at 9400@4.25 for good to prime
droves averaging from 800 to 1,05O lbs. Thirty
young steers, Of from $50 to 100 lbs average,
have been taken by feeders at $49711@A50.
Local butchers have not been ve-y liberal oper-
ators, nor need an active demand from this
source bs looked for during the season Of Lent.
Their Hauts we're chiefly supplied at 93.60@4.00
for common to good fat COWS, and ut S4.0o@450
for common to faitish steers.
While in comparison with the preceding two
, 1873-03-09

- ane manufacture Of mess pork during the past sea-
spending prices with other products, there viii b
enough TO supply tho conauupive deuaand. The SIT
otheE years when the packing Of tho product was ex-
eessase nna It vas a. assessattly h.mRered by it,
packing has been 50 limited everywhere that mess pork
, 1873-03-09

must command lts proportonate price with other pro-
ducts, and must advance as they do. Our
stock Of old and new together 10 somewhat lighter
than 1t said to be Ut this time last year. but nearly
70,000 brs less than the then statistics would hare
given ua The stocks at Ill other points vcry small
comparatively that Ut New York tho 1st OF the month
consisting Of only II GOO rls old probably chiefly from
here, and 5000 hrs new: that At Cincinnati under
1eooo vt ST. Louis aud "up River" under 10000 brls,
while milwaukee, will not havo enough to supply her
own requirements. ttost Of the purchases OF mess
pork here have been made with q view Of supplying
the anticipated consumption, and not for PURPOSES Of
speculation.
Flour was leas active. but steady Ut former pri-
ccs, notwithstanding tho weakness in wheat and
liberal receipts. Now York WAS quoted strong,
which fact assisted holders in sustaining prices,
in the facoot a lighter demand. Bran WIS steady.
Sales we're reported OF ITO brls white winter ex
tras ("is2 at s7.s71{; 200 brls do on priyate
terms 100 brls spring extras, Dig Lonf) at
s7.25; 100 br1s do (0rientaD at $500 100 brls
do At $500; 100 brls do Bakers Loaf at
$6.G215 100 brls do (Grove City at $500 500
b1ls do On private terns 200 brls re at 81 40;
p brls do on private terms Total S95 bFls.
Also 20 tons bran at $1,000 On track, The fol-
lowing yy0rh the closing 1uOtntiOna.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25
ILLUSTRATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

4 LADY TEACHER OF ABILITY WILL GIVE
IA daily instruction in English, French, Latin music
and drawnG at $40 quarter. Address GRADUATE,
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

| WANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, TO DO JAM
w work must live with employer; uncxccption-
able erences required. Apply this day, between A.
NJ. and i. NJ, to la nitor, % Broad St
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

CITUATlON WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS SALES
~ man in piano undt rstands the music busi-
ness ipevery branch can tune and repair pianos; OBJ
iecdR the country city preferred. Address TUNER,
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

WANTED--AN INTELMGENT Roy m THE OFFICE
w of dry goods lobbing house. Address, stating
references, g. II b., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE A
IN few more engagements by the day week: cuts,
fts and trims in latest STYLE Address NJ. F. Herald Up-
Branch office
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

no PAPER HANCINGS SALESMEN.-WE SHALL
have VA 'nncies for few first class men the coming
year, West, Northwest, Pennsylvania, New York city
ana near by trade. Liberal arrangements will he mac
with parties having an established trade communca-
lons strictly conhdenal Apply by letter to CHRISTY.
SHEPHERD 4 GARRETT. 5lO West 23d ST.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

WANTED-SOMETHING TO DO, FAMILY SEWING,
w patching, mending or making new; has good ma
chine cut and TT childrens clothing; repairing
laccs, black or white, specially; IN the family by the
IRA
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

vTANTED--BY PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation competent seamsiress; understands
drcssmaking and all kinds of family sewing; would 20
by the week month give the best city reference
Address NJ j., box lis Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

WHEELER h WILSON'S AND OTHER FIRST CLASS
w Sewing Machines, new, sold monthly install
mcnts, payable in work at home. NEW YORK MA
CHINE STITCHING COMPANY, l6 Clinton place 9th st.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

yTANTED-A SITUATION AS COLLECTOR OR BUsI.
w agent, by highly competent aud trustworthy
man ample security given Address COLLECTOR, box
li2 Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

WANTED IMMEDIATELY--A FIRST CLASS MILL
W. ner; the hiohest wages paid; must unders aud he
busnos; perfectly also several fir class dressnakers
Call Tor two days after 10 A. Nj, NATALIE TILMAN
CO., IL East 10th st. between Union square and 9Th
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

4 COMPETENT PRINTER, WITH GOOD REFEk
and profitable business already established Address box
POST ofic
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A
N situation as seamstress can operate on Wheeler
Wilson's and Grover Bakers machlnes OBJ ton to
offic
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

YOUNG LADY UNDERSTANDING ALL SEWING
"A machines wishes position as saleslady. Address
Miss NJ. E.. box IA Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

yN1ANTED-GANYASSERS AND TRAVELLERS ON
w goods for every state in the Uuion wholesale
and retail. Apply Immediately
COSTAR COMPANY, 237 Centre St, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

yXrANTED-A SITUATION AS CLFRKIN A STORE, o
w as bartender "A Young man, Just arrived rom ir
land requires the above has the most satisfactory III
charses from last employer: adverser would make hin
SELF fgeneraIly useful. AddressJ. g., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

4 FRENCH LADY SUPERIOR TEACHER, SPEAK
"A ing and nstructing also German Italian and Eng
fish desires md home in return instruction
city references Address box 45 Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

w enced canvasscrs to sell Bibles In all the cities in
Western New York, weekly paynents fare paid.
Apply to JAMES j. CooGhN Ii East Seneca street, Bu
al NJ
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

w TO sell base balls from sanplc those having
necton with stationery and toys preferred.
j. RYAN Il CO., SO Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

WANTED--A RESPECTABLE, TIDY GIRL, FOR
W German family OF three adults; references re-
Quired Apply at 295 New York av between Crngre ~
and North sts,, Jersey City Heights. lake Hoboken
The New York herald., 1873-05-25


A FEW FIRST CLASS DREssMAKERS; ONLY
IN those able to trim and finish Off opera
tors on Wheeler Wilson's machle Call all the week
at S. Macdougai st
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

WANTED-A THOROUGH BUSINESS WOMAN, HAy-
w ing energy tact and reliability a responsible
position: bring references Call from to II A. Nj al 149
Broa lway. r. A. PECKlIAM
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
Red Mems Han Co.

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS AND ELECTION
OF OFFICERS. ts.
A meeting Of the stockholders of tho Red Men.
Hall COMPANY, was held, last evening, at the Of
fee OF the Secretary, No. 302 Market street, for
the purpose of receiving stock subscriptions, cleo
ting officers, and transacTing other business Tho
act of incorporation, passed Al the recent session
ct the State Legislature was read aud accepted
The following officers We're elected:
President-JOshua Marls
Vice President-JOseph Pyle.
Secretary Geo. G. Maris
Treasurer-Geo. s. Capelle.
DTectorS-Dr. Samuel Marshall, A A. Capelle,
Isaac Woodrow, John L. Stirling, Gilbert Matth-
ewson, John p. McLcAr, John II. PuhI Gottleib
Rhebuss. II. Ovenshine, d. IL. Carpenter.
The following Directors hold over IL +.
Dure, Fred Maltritz, James O. PiersOn, DIR. r. T.
GTeenleaf, Col. b. Il. HSisleT, L. A. Van TEpmp,
4. Y. DeNOrmandie, IL. +. Pickles.
After adjOurnment meeting of the Directors
was held, but, owing to tho latsness of the hour
no business was transacted.
The work Of clearing the lot ON which the Com
pany propose to erect their hail. on Market street.
above Sixth. will be commenced as soon as posi-.
BILE. It is proposed TO lay the corner stone in Sep.
iembeT, at which time the Great Council of the
U. o., l. o. Il. NJ, will be in session, in this city
and will participate in the ceremQMjes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

Professor Louis Agassiz has recently been
presented with $4,000 for the benefit of his
museum of comparative zoology, by the former
members OF his school for ySung ladies, who
wish thus TO express both their affection aud
gratitude to him personally, and their interest
in his work.
DIR. HOlcOmbe, Of New Orleans, thinks he
possesses treasure worth at least $4,000 IN
an original picture OF Mary Magdalen by
MurillO, which he bought for 800 from q
French exile who wanted the money in order
to get to Mexico.
The steamship Americus came in collision,
yesterday, in He'll Gate, with the steamer Hope,
which ruRs betWeen Blackwell = Island and Hari
Island. The Hope was Cut in two and four men
upon her were drowned.
As a railroad train was returning TO Atlanta
Georgia, yesterday from an oxcuFuiOn, a man fell
off and was killed. His wife and child we're on
the train.
The Rev. Henry ID. Moore, q Congregation
allst clergyman OF Cincinnati, has been forced
by his elders TO resign, because he Is a Free
mason.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

ANNUAL AEETING.-TAs sixth annual meeting
Of Mechanics Loan AssOclation, was held on Mon
day evening. The following officers were elected:
Charles Baird was chosen President; Geo. w.
Bush, Vice President; Il. +. Taylor, Secretary; no
one was ssieeted for Treasurer in place Of Thos d.
Webb, bat il is understood that the Artisans SaV.
ing Bank will be selected.
The Directors are James Bradford, Wm McMen.
amin, NIn. Stewart, n. 4. Taylor, WIN, j. Nor
row, u. J. AentOn, JOAN SpallAne, John Taylor,
Cyrus Pyle, N. X. Benson and w. II. Thompson'
The last two in place OF Chas Baird elected Pres
idsnt, aud Thomas d. Webb.
The following Is a condensed account OF the
operations OF the Association, since its OFganEa-
ton:
Whole amount Of monthly dues. SI26, $3.50. 90; in
advance, 5000; Prcmioms, $43y079.Ol; interest
S56,OO9 W; hnes, Sl69O9j; insurance, ISL I6 dues
unpaid, S505-60-S S2O6, ,652O O3; whole amount loans
st series, Sl63 90; 2nd series, SSI 100 90 paid
or shares e5, So l6 interest on shares 81 a.:
sEPenses; 81 ,9iS63 StAts t4K, el747 IL insurance
Sl0902; dues unpaid e365, ,66 balance In tFeasurV:
e2s,l0. TOtal, t2O6,652.O3.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

A SUDDEN GUST. Between three and four
O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, gust arose,
with Suddenness that was only equalled by
its severity during the short time it prevailed.
The fierce wind hOwled through the streets,
raising clouds of dust, causing awnings to flap
wildly, and sign posts to creak, and carrying
away everything not fastened with So aicient
security to resist its force. StOrekeep9rs has
tily ran out and secured their goods, while pc
destrains hurried hither and thither, in search
of shelter. At the circus, the effect Of the gust
was almost serious. The canvas was torn and
ripped, and almost blown down by the force Of
the wind. Those inside, became greatly alarm
ed, for fear that the tent would fall over on
them. and for short time, a wild panic ensu-
ed. The performance was suddenly stopped,
and men, women and children hurried towards
the entrance. Many were badly frightened,
fortunately, none were injured. The large
tent Withstood the force OF the tempest, but
the dressing tent was almost carried away
The gust subsidized almost as quietly as it arose,
and IN short time, the sun was shining bright
ly, and everything looked as calm and serene
as If no unusual disturbance Of the elements
had occurred.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

CHILDREN's CABRIA aRs.-JOhn Boldly, All Mar.
ket street, opposite the GG-sfke Office, mas large
lot OF Children's Carriages, Hobby Horses, &c,
which are Of the latest styles. Among them Is the
baltimore PeTambnlatOF," which hc eOnmends
as the best and cheapest carriage in the State Il
Was patented n Oct. last, and It's light and airV
appearance and evident strength, never fails 10
please the eye Of parents, who find the uae Hthess
miniature coaches are great conduciVea 10 health
and frequently save more in doctors bills and med
ZONES than one Of these elegant little Peaambula-
and examine Mr.. Boday's variety. Where 30 large
stock Is to select nom they cannot fall to make
q choice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
AMusEMENfs.
HowE's CmcUs AID SAEoER's MENAsER1E

HOwE's CIRcUs AID SAEoER's MENAeERIE
The performances given by this orRanlza-
ton, yesterday afternoon and evening, were
unexceptiOnable, and, with the exception OF
the unpleasant Interruption CAUSED BY the
storm OF the afternoon, were greatly enjoyed
by all who attended them, The riding, In
particular was most excellent, and OF far
better character than is usually done by meln-
bers OF travelling circus organizations,
The acr0bats, the trapeZe performances, the
clowns (DartlcNlaTly the French One) the male
and female riders, the trained horses, oil were
admirable.
The menagerie lS not Q large one, but q
made up OF some Of the finest specimens OF the
animal kingdom ever brought tOgether. The
elephants are almost human In their intellt'
gence and perform tricks original and unsur'
passed. The entrance Of the keeper into the
den Of wild beasts sent q thrill Of horror
through tho crowd, but when they saw the
perfect GOODNESS with which he whipped here
and ordered them there, tlIey became mort
collected.
The horses were excellent in appearace, and
every thing about she affair Indicated first
class organization.
"UNCLR TONS CABIN"
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
lngs next, tho aDOYe moral drama will be per
formed at tho Grand Opera House, by Whit
ney's great Albany Combination. MI. Geo.
Kunkle, will appear as UnctO Tom. In which
character he has won great renOWn. Little
laura Alberta will appear as TOpsy, intrOduc-
Ing songs, jgS, dances and banjo solos. The
charming and touching creation Latte HOd
will be sustained by little Mamie Kunkle. -
The support will be OF character TO produce
the piece in 1lrst-clasS manner A matlne'
will be gwen OH Saturday afternoon.
"rHE PRAIRIE SCOUTs,"
On Tuesday evening, Goth inst, tha excit-
ing drama OF "The Scouts Of the Prairie,
will be presented at our Grand Opera House
by fine dramatic combination The play
will be presented with all its striking scenic
effects, and will be quite treat for the many
who enjoy the sensational drama.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
Charlotte Thompson and troupe appear In
| Syracuse, on tho 10th and 17th LOckpOrt
18th and Goth Buffalo, 2lst and 22d Erie
23d and cath Toledo, 26th and 9Th MilWAu
kie, June I'd, for enc week
Miss Maggie Mitchell and troupe play il
Harrisburg on the l4th Wilkesbarre, 18th
Eastop, 10th Allentown, 20th; Trenton, 2lst
| Wilmington I'D aud 23d.
Edwin Adams, opened at McVIcer's Th ca
tire. Chicago, on the 18th, for three weeks.
lawrence Barrett appears in Peoria OH tn
18th Debuque ON the 10th and 18th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
lO,O0OGIFTS.
$5OO,OO0.

On TUESDAY. JULY sth, 1873. the Tllrd 0sand
diIiG COneeriS under the management OF EK-
(IoVornor ThOS y. BTamlotte, and authorized BY
special act Of the Leg stature. for the benefit Of the
publio Library Of Kentucky. positively and une-
auiVoealIy comes of In Public Library Hail. ~ Aou~
isViIe KY, when 1000 0itts. all cash, amOuntlng
t0 25l0OO0 will be distributed by lot among the
t-hOldsFs Tue money to pay all these gins In
fall iS already in bank and set aside for that puT-
nose a. the following certificate shows
OPFIcR or FARhERa' AND DROVRRs' BASE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1913,
Thisis 10 certify that there is in the fAhMhhS,
AND DROVERhS BANK, TO the credit Of the th.rd
(irand (in Concert for the benefit Of the Public Iii
bTaFy Of KY, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOl.LARH, which has been set apart by the Mana
seys 10 pay the gins in full and viii be held BY the
Bank and paid out for this purpose and this purpose
only. . ,,n-os, a -,
(Signed1 II. B. kHCn, Cashier;
Only few tickets remain unsold. and they will be
haPDished "a the hFst applicants At the following
prices: Whole tickets. 80; halves. ~ quarters,
k25O n whOles for 500; % for sbtf lis tor tlsOO,
Sn1 IN ~, 1S1ra Por tickets and fall Information
SH,,lv ~ TIlOS. IL. bhAMLErTR,
or THOg. II. HAYS 4 CO.,
Oo9 Broadway. New York. ap22-d2isW&ulm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
SYLVAN STRINGS,
CHARLES KYLE, MorIlErop !.

ny for the reception Of Indy1uI Al Visitors. Picnics
a nj Social Parties.
Ample accommodations for D4ncRg have been
made, and
ZOE CREAM. LOMONADE. CAKES. FRUIT. &c.
will be sold TO all who may desire them.
No intoxicating liquors will be sold ON the ground
HeNill also continue his popular stand At Second
and Market streeta whore the above named summer
luXuries may be had during Che season; also At his
residence Sixth and OrhnEe streets. where he will
bs pIeAssd TO his many friends and the public
generally. may9-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

CHURCH OPENING. The new Catholic Church
OF the "HOly CrOss," in Dover was opened Tues-
day evening, by grand concert and Organ open
Ing The concert was under the direction OF Mr.
Thomas K. Harklns OF Philadelphia The vocal
force Included Madame Lueberman, Miss Emma
A Smith, Alss Kate Smith, A. q. KelleneT, and
Oscar koening AZ Organist. There was n large
attendance. The dedication Of the church will
take place today. Among the ecclesiastical
dignitarieS present In town, and TO Ofilclate to-
day, are III. Rev. Thomas A. Becker, ID. d.,
Bishop Of Wilmington Rev. Michael Curran, Oi
New York; Very Rev. John McCaliery, DID,, Ol
Maryland; Rev. J. Lyons, Rev. &. Kelly aud
others.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

ENTERTAINAKNT.-A very pleasant eAterlaln-
ment was given, last evening, in the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, by the inmates of the
Home for FrIendless Children, before n largea and
Interested andienco. Tho exercises cOnslatOd OF
singing by the children OF tho Home, led by Miss
Rlla Morgan, and interesting addresses by ReYs.
L. Marks, Fielder Israel and q. w. Folweli The
enterialnmcnt was very successful, and highly en-
jOyed by all presehi.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
SOCIETIES.
mKKTENaa Tnfa RvHnInn.

Hope Lodge, No q, OOF, at Odd Fe,-
lows Hall, Sd and King Sta.
Morning Star Division, No 2, S of T., at 5th
and Market SITS.
Delaware Council No ., o u A NJ, at Me.
chanics' Hall, 2l9 Market St
Rodney C~nci. No lS. o u A NJ, at 20!
Diamond State Lodge, No. 9, u +, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge, Ne G, X Of 4, at knights ol
Pythias Hall, 2lI Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3, X Of T., at Ferris 4
CARROTS Building, 6O4 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

Will ARRIvE.-ReV. J. N. p. OttA, OF Cslnn,-
biA, Tenn, who has accepted q call TO tho pastor
ate OF the West Presbyterian Church, OF this city,
10 expected 70 arrive here tomorrow, accompanied
by his family, consisting Of a wife and two chill
dren. He will stay at the Clayton House until a
parsonage is provided by the church. He will
preach his introductory sermon, On.Sunday morn
Ing next.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
WIN. s. WATT,
NO. 1909 Market street,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER,

WIshOs his friends and patrons 20 know that he has
resumed business in the above braness and would
desire renew thnir edste hsre.ofOrWn liherally
bestowed. He is pror 4Tel 70 do all kinds Of work
in b lina. aud submit estimAtes 81 cost. RuArAn-
tseing 10 finish all eOAtf Ats aHd complete all jobs
in the most
SUBSTANTIAL 4 kwORXHANLIEE AANHRR
Satiafaction to all will bs my aim ana the small
dive me q SSI.' - iai-'' apa-d6u,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

just received one OF the largest assOrtments
of the latest Spring Styles of hats and Gaps in
the city which | am selling at the very lowest
Prices. Mysilk hats are speciality. Cali and
examine my immense stock and you will be
sure to he suited. LEWIS 9. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. II No. 23] Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

Springfield, hahA, reports "A "apple famine
as is agricultural mala .dy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JOHN McLEAR e. SOM
No. COZ Market street,

Deposit Accounts of Banks. individuals and 9th
ers receiv ed on which we allow interest. Checks
drawn on us are payable without notice, the same
as at "a National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
BUsH's
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves n wharf above Chestnut street,, Phi
phia. daily Il D. M. and PrenGh areot WAaE vii;
minRtOn, AZ D. n. Freight handled carefully And
IoRWaF dsd with dispatch. q. WaBUBH.