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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16
VIRGINIA.

"it is remarked that the report OF ,thc
Jurisdiction of the 'Old Dominion, though
not so hattering as that Of last yelr III lncln-
bersbIp. shows an increase Of TWO lodges.
The late Grand Chancellor, Henry Arm
strong. Of Norfolk, was lndeiatlgablv at
wolk during his term Of Office in strengthen
ing the membership and pcriccllllg the
ritmli,tic ccrenOni;llS in accordance with
thr ,rw work. The jurisdiction shows IN
average percentage OF 93a in membership.
while the lodges are all in healthy condI-
tion and working ze:llollsly i'll the CAUSE
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
The lodge at Honolulu has ilourIshcd
during the year, and presents report III TIC
close of last term showing iltty-lI'c members,
with SAL OH hand and invested. They have
been supplied with the new ritual, ana
think it decided improvement upon me pa
one. The officers u this lodge are: I. =,
Henry l.. Sheldon; '. e., George Lucas ~
of Il. and s., Robert Newcomb; NJ. OF r.,
George Crowter; NJ. of b., DAVID Dayton
Prelate, j. S. Gcrney.
THE ORDER IN AUSTRALIA
We have every prospect OF planting the
Order i'm Australia before the close OF The
next fiscal wear. Robert p. Drydone, OF Lau-
rel Lodge, No. 4, of San Francisco, now re-
siding in Melbourne, Victoria, has the sub
iect in hand, and on 25th December, 1872,
was commissioned ID. q. c. toi the District
of Australia by lhc Supreme Chancellor All
the necessary documents have been for
warded TO Brother Brydone, who writes
TINT many Americans there will lend their
assistance in organizing the Order upon II
firm basis.
MARYLAND =
is rhe second jurisdiction in point OF MEM
bership. numbering upwards of 5000, with
eiuhty-one lodges. The splendid reception
giyen to the membership of the suprep.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16
LOSE, S'cssAyEss. DC.

r OSr, Yesterday evening OH Broad between
l 4 Fif n aud Eleventh Streets, or OH lapitnl be-
tween Ninth and Eleventh streets, Que GOLDOfhL
EKACELET. chased on both shles, representing
ia.yns 'rhc fucr will lc literally rewarded by
leaving the same at JOHN +. kO!iLER'S Jewrlry
arnrr No 7lJ Broad street. ap I6-it'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
LOCAL lnrELLlo EmcE
! TAe CLtr Council No., thi, .renInr.

TIE City ccuneil NESTS this evening",
The weather to-day, is really SpTing-like
The Court room, at New Castle is no Ionger
crowded.
Citizen ; and 0CImania Lo Associations usst
to-nlknt.
Hamilton Graham, at Hockessin, has .com-
msndsd KaO'iu khipments -
The ladies Of Central Presbyterian Church pro-
Pose holding iair some time during this month.
The high winds which prevailed 'ast nlght blew
deuh several trees aud fences, over llth street
bridge.
AN adjourned meeting OF the DemC or tie Assoc
q 'ton, will Oe held tonight at the An or Gus
Club rooms.
Councilman Isaho Murray. OF the First Ward.
has moved ihto his handsome new TesldenCe on
West street, above Second
II Is your advantage 10 buy where you can find
the largest stock Al the lowest prices; remember,
Adams X Bro. Is the place, 6O6 Market street.
VIM NJ, Cauby, chairman OF the City Council
committee on Navigation, adVerlises for proposals
for removing three old WhArves fr, m the Christl-
ana.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
COURT PRonEEnInoa.
clsts sBTrLRD--TRE usuRT CASES. FLANAGAN
~ lcsi TKR CITY.
Nav Castle, Dec. s,-s

grsf TIE ckTG.
NKw CAsTLE Dec. S,-S p. n.
Alter the return Of the jaTy in the case of TIE
bank burglars, (WhOse verdict you already have,)
the Civil Last pas aRains Rone oveT, and many Of
the cases TtmAining open were Disposed OF. No,
SO, placed on argument list aS State case, and
Nos. lIS, 16S, 17O, l57, l09 So 155 10, l94, 1876,
1917 1873 l99 zoo, 2OS 2O4, 9s, iS9, 1sl, IA, IL, l6
majority oR thess WiII be settled ~ cOuasel, and
the Court not again, hear Of them, ftt
All the cases, tquite large number,) commonly
known ~ The s'nsury cases," were passed, As II
was understood that all the counsel engaged in
them on bOtH aideswsEe 20 hold meeting to.
nlght at OReO of their Offices In Wilmington, 70
ondeaSor 70 get 1t somp grohnd Of settleinent' 1t
is said they will all be amicably settled, but on
what basis IL will be quite difficult to Tell.
The first case for trial is of Flanagan's admins
traitor CS the eliy ot NHalmluetoD.i Thn ls an 80.
leresting case, and in its adjudication several
nice points of Law will be raised and decided.
The ctrcum tInces are substantially these. That
on or about July II, 1879, there was a large hole
extending the sidewalk into the street some
feet, In llth 81. This hole had formerly boen
stOne quarry; Il vas up and down llth, from 10 to
10 feet and IA feet from the building line into 18th
about to 10 feet deep this hole had been there for
some years past and since II st., has been opened
At the date above mentioned, Mr.. Flanagan was
hauling stone to PiekelS foundry llth street
Bridge, Mr. Flahagan's son about IL years Of age
was following the cart for the purpose OF riding
back In the cart; there were two other boys with
though larger; the three stopped at q pump in
Lombard st., and the larger boys getting their
drink first ran and left him; he laa amer them, up
II Ct, towards the hole;At night tho arrival OF
the father Othia home the boy was not there; some
time passed, aud he not coming they began to get
alarmed, the father went to thiS hole and with q
pole succeeded In fishing up the body of his son,
which was standing on its head, hat on, stuck in
the mud underneath the water in this hole. 1t Is
| supposed that ia running along he tripped and
| fell into it, aud was drowned.
Just before the Court closed Mr.. Whitley counsel
for FlanAg put the question to Mr. Cox the Wit
ness What would the service ofa boz from ~ years
to 2l be W0rth to his father" was objected TO- and
this question involving the turning peint in thu
| ton. ,IN.
Mr.. Whitley, said In his or eninR to the court he
should ella IN damages. for the value of the life"
This laU argument viii take up the principal part
/ of to NOR CIV. Messrs. Harrington and Spruanee
represent q City. At So the Court adjou ned un-
| til 10 A. M. Dec. 9Th, 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

A Coon OFF1cER.-We believe thar good
word would be spoken for even the humblest
Official Who laithfully performs the duties Of
his position; and 10 this eCnnec4ion We desire to
refer 10 Mr. Thomas B. Smith, Of New Castle,
who is acting as temporary CFier of the Court,
vice John Sink 'deceased. Mr.. Smith has filled
the position Of 6Fief, since the opening ofthe
present term Of Court, and has proved himself
most accommodating and efficient. He has main
tained order, during the late exciting tIial, and
has controlled the arranged ventilation Of The
room Ear more comfortable and enduring than
for many terms psSt, TO all having any busi-
nefs whatever, At the court. The Judge will
probably appoint permanent cFier 10 few
days, and while We do not know others who are
applying for the position we can safely say that
the appointment Of Mr.. Smith would not by
any means, be poor one. .5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
For the dsze, =.

TOT the OAYe y.
Nh. JOHNSON Perhaps line from the cOun-
try on the current topics OF the day might be Ac-
ceptable. Tses great fuss in the papers about
Boss Tweed, KngerSOh &c. Of the New York ring
being sent 70 the pehitentiary because Of their
frauds. 1t d5es lock ~ If peoples sins will hnd
them out. Corrupt ~ New York was considered,
yet it seems - il there was a returning sense Of
justice, and as II she was setting Congress, Wash
ington and Wilmington an example % to how
their corruptIingI org e to bS deat With. Ii Con-
greas had been as pure and faithful as the New
York judiciary, soEne Of those thlsying Credit
Mobilers would have been punished for their
frauds, and now Willing away their time in some
penitentiaEy rather than poluting the high places
Of our land. trust your city will take the exam
pie Of New York, and purge out its old rings and
bring to ccndgn punishment its defauteFs, ballot
box stuneFe, JuFy packers and Importer of repeat
ers, and all custom house and city rings. re-
joiOe In the change Of your Mayor and police
one cannot but observe the beneficial effect of the
change IN yoHr police reports; the order, peace
and sobriety OF the city, and the efficiency of your
police, ~ witness the Immediate arrest and hTing
ing to speedy punishment your bank burglars.-
Where now are any murders committed under
your present muhiclpalityP Nor do the present
officers wink at the selling OF liquors on the Sab
bath day and lts illegal trafac. These thoughts
are suggested TO one who lived in your city under
former regime, and cannot but see the difference
hope you u1il go ON and cleanse the Augeau
| stables. trust tOO that CONGRESS will do better
and cleanse itselfs repeal the salary grab, punish
the Credit MUbiiier frauds, not show the whitt
feather in oar Caban affairs, aud mend our hnan.
ces. 1t was threatened il Horace Greeley wal
elected we should have financial troubles, sc.
Grant was elected, and the Republicans have hat
their Secretary of the Treasury, Jay Cooke, anC
their Wall street brokers, and what timesS Bel
Butler said ik was "a bad year f1F the righteous
Call the Republicans the righteous; it is a misno
mer. have much more to say but must iorbeaI
your space win not 0llow. CONSIDERATION.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

RIVER, NKwA-The monitor Manhattan
was surveyed at this city, on Tuesday, by 3
board consisting Of Captains Beaumont and
Harris, constructor Hart and Chief Engineer
Stamm, and she was pronounced "utterly un-
fit for pae As q man-Of-WaF In her present con-
ditiOh." Chief Engineer Smith, Of the Man
haitian, ls reported 70 be very nj from haYirg
been obliged 10 "WOrk IN the water" last
Thursday, and the other men OF the monitor
are said % be suffering from The feeding Of
their quarters.
The Manhattan Is now lying ct the mouth
Of the creek, and n being altered and repaired
BY force OF menfrOm the Harlan T. HOlllnge-
worth Co.'s yard.
At this yard. q few days ago, the steamer
Neptune, OF the New York and Boston Line,
arrived for repairs. s9
The CaneAlcuS Is nearly ready for service
s9d o work On the LehlGh Z being grAPldly push
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
nrE. E. KunkeTs Bitter Wine Of Iron

has never been known to fail in the cure oi ses1
ness attended With symptoms; lndlsPosiuon ~ "a
ertIon; loss Of memory diticaly ot oreatnlnk
general weakness; horror OF disease; weak hSLt
oue tremhlinR; eadtul horror oil death n9nI
sweats; cold feet weakness; dimness OF VISION
snguor; universal lafstuds o. the SSs
fem enormous appetite, with dyspePte sym ptomSs
hot hGnd.; flushing ef the body dTynS 0 Gt me me
face purifyiuE the blood pain in the back heavl'
ness Of the eyeds frequent black spots nyinS ms Pc
fore the eyes with temporary suhusion ana loss 9,
sisht; want Of attention, etc. These SYMPTOMS AZ
arise from a weakness. and 20 remedy thaL ote
f. =. KUKKr.'s Bitter Wine OF Iron. II never
faila. Thousands are now enjoying health VINO
have used L. Take only Il. y. kuNKELa:
BaWaro Of counterfeits aud base Limitations. as
KunkeI6 Bitter Wine Of Iron is 50 we'll known All
over the country, drugEis's themselyes MAKE 40
limitation and try 20 palm Il oH on their
whSn they cali II Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron.
Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron Is put uP onIs IN
Al bottlcs and has a yellow wrapper nicely put on
The outside. with the DrePrivtor's photograph Go
the WrappeT Of each bottle. always look tor the
phOtOgraph on the outside, aud you will always DC
sure 20 get the genuine article.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere
deaS-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-On Wednesday, Dec
Path, 1873, Hon. Thomas f. Bayard, as trustee,
will sell at public sale, at the auction rooms Of
Ogle & Miller, N. w. corner of 4th and King sts.,
this city, toe following valuable property Of the
late Henry First, deceased:
The two-siory frame dwelling house, with brick
'front.' No. lO9 West Eighth street, between Shipley
and Orange, north side, and the lot on which the
house is eree ed. The lot Is l5x70 feet
lot OF ground, containing 26 one fifth perchss
in the village of Newport, on which is erected two.
story frame house.
These properties are eligibly located, are in
good condition, and will probably be sold on easy
terms. Those desiring to invest in real estate
should attend this sale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

RELIGIOUs.-WO learn from friend Who
Wss present ct the United Missionary meeting
inTrlnily Chapel last eyenirR, that tho exeTclaea
we're unusually intasestinR. Biahop Lee, DR..
ClsWAer sRd d.. Hayes, Of Pennsylvania, were
the ser kess and made admirable and inSpiEil-
.lg ac5sassss. The Sipging part. X largely Of
ths cenk tsssl liOhal chtEscier and the people
SEEMED really 70 enjoy the privilege of sing
ing.
SsRVIcE IN THE WET PREsBYTERIAIi
CHURcH.-ThIs eVening and st6snatfoS sVSns
ing. Prayer Meeting commencing at 2, and
pgaaching By Rev. q. +. WisNell, ID. D., e
u O'Clock. All peFsohs are cordially ihVl.
ted. tah
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

STRUCK BY THE TRAn.-John Franks, a tramr,
who was footing his way from Boston to New York
waS struck this morning, by the $50 train from
Philadelphia, between LinWood and Trainor's. He
was walking on tho north bound trask. but when
the train approached, he attempted to stsPacross
did 30, he was struck, and hurled some 10 or is
feet. He was picked up and brought to Whining
ton on the train but, beyond few severe brulsef,
be was found 10 have sustained no serious iniury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

BUSINESS CHANGE.-The firm of McIntire &
James, hardware merchants. has been dissolved,
n b. McIntire, the senior member, withdrawing.
Mr.. Mclntire was in our ofice yesterday afternoon
aud was looking we'll, considering that he has
been confined to the house tor the past I've weeks
with typhoid fever. He informs us that he has
rented the store 2O9 Market street. formerly occu-
pied by Smith Il West, whioh he will open a.
soon he has fully recovered his health WItka full
assortment OF goods. See advertisement else
where.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

AcclDEET.-SamueI Jefferis, little newsboy,
i've years old, residing at No. 4l9 Sbipley street,
met with severe accident last evening He was
being drawn across Shipley street, at 4th, in q
boys wagon, when tho little vehicle was upset,
and Samuel was thrown out. Before he conld get
out of the way farmers wagon came along, and
be was trampltd upon by the horse. He was taken
home, and has Injuries found TO consist OF broken
thigh bone, and several bruises. DR.. Kane attend
ed TO the injuries, and the little sufferer ia now
doing we'll.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

AN INDUSTRIOUS BoY.-5ince Christmas las =
an industrious little neWsboy, who sells the GA
EETTK and other city papers, has purchased, and
almost paid for, sewing machine, which he gave
to his mother. He contracted for the machine
and has since paid f5 per month, which he saved
by selling papers after school hours He has only
SIS yet to pay on the machine, which he will no
doubt promptly do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

AFTER MANY DAYs.--SiK years ago Daniel Nine
lost a silver watch while plOnghing on Benjamin
s. RitSer's farm, in Exeter township Berks county
Last eek the watch was found by Ammon Nine,
while ploughiug the same field. This time piece,
With the exception Of its being . little mouldy,
was in a very excellent state of preservation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

MODERATE WKATHER. To-day 10 the 4th Of
December. and such moderate weather as now
prevails, is seldom experienced at this time of the
year. This morning, q sOutheAsterly wind blew
vigorously, and the Thermometer stood at 6S de-
gTees. Overcoats were generally discarded, aud
fires were deemed superfluou.:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

HALICE.-On Monday evening last, 90 the
Smyrna Branch train vas runni1g out - meet
the passenger freight, y ran Into an lronEAil,
near 6pRnanoe's crossing, which had been
placed ACROSS the track ~ malicious parties
Fortunately, 20 damnge was done, The loc0-
meliVe puohe4 q a.. 1he Iron vas about hail
Of thirty feet call. and lis weight must have
rsqu.led moss than one person 20 place Il ID
uoSIsiou.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

LEcTURE.-On Saturday night next, Prof
Milton jackson, Of this city, will lecture before
Delaware Institute Of Mechanic Arts, on LAWS
Of Falling Bodies" The Executive Committee
is requested 10 meet MA O'Clock. 'A''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

DIP NOT LKCTURK-Llst night, Dr. A. H.
GrimshaW was 10 have lectured before the Young
Mems Night School, lis the lnstitnte BuIIding bat
owing 10 the absence OF the philosophical apPara-
tus which were to have been sent from School
No. l, the lecture had to be postponed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

TRUE.-The TuuOTed resignation of Post
master Lewis has turned out TO be true, Mr..
Lewis having sent In bis resignation to the
poStoffce department, at Washington. VIM.
the leading men, whose names are mentioned,
as his successor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

Foo ON THE DEIAwARF-Ths steamer
ReYbold on her trip up the Delaware yestet-
cay from SaleT, was compelled TO stop al Ch, s.
Ter, in copst Vpsncs kofJue heavy fog. Heg
passengers took the cans at that point for
Philadelphia. Several steamers and a
number Of sailing vessels we're compelled %
anchor '' " -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

PERSONAL j. N. Williamson, Esq, Attorney
at-Law, OF this city, goes 10 Philadelphia, next
week, 10 practice his profession. His office will
be &c No. 80 South Sd street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

Use Rappleye's Pure White Olive Soap 10
to wash the baby. 1t cant be beat Almond.
agent. Sth and Market streets. Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
CITY NOTICES.

The best Recommendation Of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. They in
vaFably advise their friends TO drop in and Try II
on al BABCOCk BRO.
100 Market street.
"A good article adVertises ITSELF" and the Bis-
Fa4rcE Cater for GeateneR is WnteersqlV recon.
mended bY those who have worn II as the Cd'ieE'
- BABCOCk BRO.
S6 Market street.
Mens CATERS, e. and up,
Mems Boots, s. and ups
ladies Shoes, 81 so and mp,
Al the old cheap Store Of
BABCOCK BRO.
205 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

ELEFIcN on oBFcERa-Ths following az,
een Of the FiF.t BaPtisi Sunday School, WoFS
recently elected
Superintendent, Wm. n. Grags; Assistant
suPerlnssndent yohn y. Mu1lhaHGsn; 6scEe-
laFy, T. ]. MuhlhaussE; Hfsa-nrof. Herr
BpOagiain; IibFsuaa, Hiram Yergar: Laoder n
Singing. Sohn =. Muhlhauson, OsEoniSi. &. m
Aahlhaussu.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
LADIES.

We have a large stock Of Children's SHOES
that most he solI call and examine. they are very
cheap WM. II. BABCOCk co..
9iS Market ST.. doors below Fourih.
RESUMPTION OF SPEcIE PAYhENT m IL. bap
rock n Co 3lS Market street, doors below 4tn
will take stirer in exchange for Boots AMI noes 70
4 limited extent they don't want too much oI H.
hoWaveF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

sNEARLY PAIN F5R.-Ths new NJ. E. Church
at Delmar, Sussex county cfWhich mention b. 3
frequently been made 10 these Colnmus, is "A
neat and handsome structure, and c1sl about
5000. or this amount the sum Of $I200 was
collected atthe dedication, last Sunday, and the
balance has been euheeribedG Tlse gcharch
therefore, will soon start out free from debl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

DIscUssIoN.-At The meeting Of the AssOei-
alton Of Meih0dist Clergymen, Of thls city, held
at y. Pauls y. E. church, last Monday, ike fOI-
lowing question vas proposed for discnsaIoa, Il
the nesting on Monday next: aIa Il desirablo
and praclicable 70 hold 4 general commnniOn
ssrVics, 70 Be participated "a bv The pastors md
msmben Of ell The Eysngelleal ChurcheI of
WiimiHglOa and vicinity, during January
next"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

HS-Facfs are Fdofs Tell the truth and shame
old Satan" there is no getting arOundh: wnAtN We
have said is said and the public bear us out an oaI
conclusion that for first class boot. shoe or garter
Sl3 Harket street. four doors below atn; ~ InS ~
TO get il. w NJ H. DADNVNfA . w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Win Be found the laFEsst aad ,bSSt assol.-
Inept Of the above goods u the SEato. Baad
China Dinner Sets, Band China TOa sets,
EduardP White Ifon btona Dlkh0f 6oEf, kdWarael
While lFOa stone ToilAt Sets. EdWaFds' Ware IFon
Dtoa0 1Oa Sets. Eauog Toilet 6ota, araak VaFiafN.
Common Goods Of every dssorlplIon, Easey AFiiolss
n aRalan VaEiets; Hard Rubhog HaaAl0 KniYas.
flatp4 RDIea. sps.ona4 y eaEssgl. .&e1 elated Eaa
sellptlon, Prolled 0lh11Nafe u OHUHy aelerl on,
Coal on Lhhpa EoItlana Kefolene Oh. Lamp
ne a6oVS GoOas q Invited % ny stock B 30 "A Is
this line. TIE anaitg Og the R0pda IL th8 haSk ol
the ka0 that 90 be suhd and the prices Is low aI
ISa @sSs fhOs.Y x .DuNOaMAaDfR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

GAHlUGA A AgREACkIlI.isFkhTF
ATTo1EtSInx Ar Law
. AND sOEIeEfOR a. JHAAoEhG.s
arAsCgaaN!1 aksl s1sat Nnulss!s'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

GENERAL DELAY.-During the past twenty
four hours the through trains on the p. W. & b.
r r. have been generally delayed. The south
bound New York and Washington Express, last
night. due here at 7l5, vas delayed one hour, the
delay, However, ON the New York Division. At
1905, this morning, the nSFth bound express which
shou'd have arrived at 80, put 10 appearance.
The reason for thus delay, was the Obstruction Of
the Baltimore & Potomac Railroad track. about
eighteen miles below Baltimore, caused By the
partial wreck of freight train. The delay extend
ed 10 several hourA, before the track was clear and
the train again proceeded.
The arrival OF this train at the above hour flOO5
A. NJ. } inteTfeEed with the approach OF the $50
train from Philadelphia, which was just coming
in. In consequence, the Baltimore and Delaware
trains south, were delayed in their departure,
while ths same trains north weEe delayed in ar
nving. All these delays combined, caused gen
erAi blockade at the depot, and IL vas not until
alter TO- 80 O'Clock, that the tracks were eles red
RAILROAD SHIPMENTs.-FOr the wear end.
ing Nov. 30. 1873, there have been shipped
from Harrisburg (yia Lebanon Valley and
Allentown rOute) for New York, 1A,7O2 oil
cars and thanks. Averaging these ct 70 bar.
rels 70 the car gives total Of Il ,l65 600 gai.
Ions. netting freight revenue Of foveF el,O6O,
600 per aunum. :.
The amount Of -bltumInousoOa trans.
ported over the Pennsylvania Railroad from
The coal fields Of the Huntington and Broad
Top Mountain and Tyrone and Clearfeld
mines for November, 1873, was Il, ,6i1 tons II
cWt.-a slight decrease e. compared with the
shipments Tor the same time fast year. ThC
coal WAS transported from HArE.sbur9 OVeI
the PhiladelphlA and Reading Rallroad q
Post Richmond WhArves, PhllRdelphin, pTincl
PAAy Nr...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
1nnsR pERCHASINn

Rooia and oes at 3l3 Market Street. uOuFs DO
loII Pourth have the advantage Of selecting trou
iaTgO and varied stock at low prices, -
A'A'e" ""O WM. Ii. BABCCCK 4 co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
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JeHerson Lodge, No. 2. /. b. D. r., At Odd
EelloWs Hall, Third and. King. ..r. :.
Keokbk Tribe, No s, I. D. B. NJ, at Red Mems
HAIL. AIS Market street. ..,,.
Wilmington Division, Ne 1, s. q t. at Sons
Of Temperance Hall, McClaFy, Building. MARI 9.
81 above tthsAAAE 4HkN 4NA AtVNF
Wilmington Council, No. !, o. u. A. NJ, at
Mechanics' Hall, 2l9 King street. ,s5.l.. li-
Hope Council No. 2, Jr. o. u. A. n, ct Hall
Fifth and Market stroets. -e.oas sA4 s'-ta
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 60t
Market street s....
Clayton LOdss.Ne. 4, klofR r., Al kuisk.s OF
PytAias Hall. 2ll Market street,
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