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ARNoLp.-o on Fridsy, Ice ss, after severe iliness
willisn H. Arnold, elue.l son of Peter and Bridget
Tie rclau,es anC frlchdt o the family are respectfully
i9V"' y 20 S'ssGI M sf T lis on 80 G S al
son OF ullus Margaret Beck, aged year, and II
Essiiye, and friend. of the family are respectfully
lnyued to Mt"nn thc iunerA on sanruay Dec % II
l., NJ, frum the r.sldcuce OF hs parents, 0p stu aV
Of aa. IL m s year % q ar StS SEE '''' ''''
The relatives and irenas are rc-pectfuly invited to
M- At tho deuce OF her sonInA~, Alrl Cdheh, IA
JACksON OF dlrhtheria on Friday, Dec. 70, George
W .dacNspu a-rd B Nrais ail h."hlls- .,
behaves and fur.,.s ot a. fHa.lS arc respectfully
parents, "a ~ e., hroosNn p De- on sunday, Dee e,
"'JoiSS0N - Ideuly In Brooklyn. on the morning
OF Dec. - ot ASTHMA srune A. ueioVed Wlt oI Cor.
Raiaiiyes and friends are invited 20 attend ths funeral
from her ate tesd'ute, ljs BEDFORD a' on sunday
IosE&.'On Wednesday evening, Dec. n, Frances
r.. daughter OF Hiram v aud susan D. Los'A As'd y
The friends and rcls,ivcs invited to s.tend the
s New YSrs, o'ciocA A. NJ Un saturday, Dec. q.
MAhkR.og we1nr,,a,y Pee a. M.ry aSe n.rse le
ot Ieupeloohy. county Of hpprrary, Ireland IN 'he
''i r trcnds and relative, Of the family respect
fn, invited to atteu thr funeral, nom Tue r'tlushct
OF her son ta9ns. n., NH,i H I'St ok p ~ Her re-
mains viii Oe Inferred IN Cayay Ccm,lery.o ,,,..,
IeS dcton. .sed Is ycsT, months and . days
Ess,ss !" s;sSd oas g' h taSea Ss ' RON m sc
Sd ay., st o. ~ ADJ! pt - AZ l. p,'"SA al,
] Plt tkhTr-ln Brookl a., un lnuisJS, nee, -, AZ a'
ter rssldence s lgh ST. JOHN w. infant son OF John
sin s'r' sod friends Of she family are respect.
fny nyel to attend the tuners to-day Doe - at
oNKtki.ASD-on CHRISTMAS n. ,ins, Harry g., only
chi d of Nicholas e. ana CahAf'ne ~ NreelAhd' As'd
H lie ai,1,s and friends OF the family are Fespee'Hy
Invited to attend tie funeral on saturday Dee y, rs
| corner Of Bergen aud Orient avs Jersey City'
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Keeping M with the Fashion Of the Day.

ST. LOUIS Dec, ~. +. :. Rutherford, a son Of
the i-te Col Rutherford OF Alton, H., who tor two or
ia ee years past has had charge OF the hour department
of the commission house Of Crag, Alexander & Coz IN
this city, a0scouded Monday with some SjO Of his
emplo ers money. lie also purchased $50 worth Of
nuur from SayeTs shaw Co on short cre H. and CON
yeIted Il LnO cash. He started Tor san Francisco on
Monday evening. Yesterday he was arrested az
Che yenne, anu an onicer VIII be seat for nm ne IA
only tyeuy years old and has heretofore borne an
character and enjoyed the iue.t confidence
his employers and the nour merchants On Change,
with whom he had daily tanaaetionA
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How nos, shephcra was CONFIRMED.

forrest, ho,ltcui lht suh.
NAsuINGIoE, Dec. "a II is true that senator
OouAuDs of Sew olk, actiug under som, unexplained
influence advocated IA oAcCu I'VE scfS"n oi the senate
the confirmation Of that champion rascal, Poss sn T.
herd. but % 4uuI bf kuuWu tuat thsy hatgtht AAd
senator Murrl vi vermont aere faI more Jealous as
us suppOlIurs. -
Thls / the sane Morrill, who few months ago wrote
a lttrr 10 Ar,utort q rk kCYCicy ulucslng lht
conduct ut buth tooAt and shepherd tor scluus tht
aWs OF Congress at CcNIuce ana exceeding the llht o
pubaC debt ht4 hY law for tie Dh!rict,
Morriu oNua hu" property Ia " ashngtOn, and hai
dabultd in real estate lie IL frtqueHttr AZ te rea
estate onlcc OF Is bourne n Latn.
IL d oAs Us though Tue Hon. Robert = Haze VINO Il
now Chairman Of he House Cumnntce On The District
Of Columbia, cou.d tot br bought Aedueud Uy shtp
herd and his cunIederatos.
Pomeroy 4 Co., tn broadway, New York, sci
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DTTORCED.

HENDERSON Mary Hendcr.on divorced from
Tlank Henderson, by decree oi the court on the +th
81 December, 1873 by John J. Freedman Justice OF
the superior ouft Of thi- citv.
McCTTCHEAN.-ln tae clty of New York, on the Hth
day OF December, by the Hon. FREDERICK ". isOew,
Jud of the ourt of OmnVn rleAs sarah AcCutcheAn
from john Met utcncAn.
POKrttS.-ln the city OF New York, on the 18th
day Of December. by The Hon. freierlcS " Lpes,
IudCe NJ the court Of Common Peas, Ella j Porteps
fTO "a James u. PoftCus.
The sun., 1873-12-27

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2G.-At a shooting match
near Dousun Montgomery county, ono, yestrIlny,
John and Henry stone, brothers. quarrccd about load
ingarlnr. Juhn called Henri q mar, aud the latter
drtwar, liver AID siOt Joan dead lte spec."tors
we're much excited and caught aud hanged cuty To a
tTte Nhcu tenrys body was taken avn Aie W.s "a.
uuct The paglc pants ia the match had been In4us ~
freely
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BUFFALO, Dec. "a Last evening the lower
moor Of the twosIory brick building u! Canal street
gave way, ana all the occupants and contents were
thrown upon tho ground moor Jennie Gay was Killed
and N aEgle Howard dangerously vouAded A nuinber
VI others were bruised, Out pot ssrloutly, Tue gas
iRAued frOm the stoves seinR hTs 70 the pudlng but
lie nIs y kuun sX ALgAIs4sd
The sun., 1873-12-27

How to shorten I.ife.-Thc recipe IL simple. You
have only to take yol snt cold and 1sylect t. A0cr.
ncthy, the great English surgeon, asked lady who
told LIN she only had 4 Cuub " What vOul1 You
havep The pia.ricY" Bewsr, ~" only coughs" The
worst cases csn, however, be cured by HALLS LUNG
BALSAM." Ia wHooPfNG COUGn ami GROUP II inme
diater aays lrraiion and l. sure to prevent fstal
termination Of the dsels~. Spd 10y all druggists aud
eAlrrs IN medicine. join +. HENRY, CClRAN 4
co.. and college plsce. New IorA Sole PrOprIetOI.
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5usntss Not;tu.


Obstruction of nasal passages, Discharge fall
IN into throat. euInetmcs prlfgsc. Naury, acrd, or
tck snd tenacious, mucous purulent, olOOdy, Dutrd,
Of, usV. SC. In others dri urAs. Weak or inhamed
c!os fngug Ia cars dcan 49, ulccrstons, scabs from
urcs, voice aUrp nasti fNaTg offensive breath, i'm.
paired smell ard trsts. &c. rev only of symp.
toms Ike y to ne present IN any case ~ Que time
To curc-tak. ir. l1crccs 90 den Medical Dtscovery
earnestly 10 correct the b.ood and stem, which are
aSays a fault also to specifically 40 does, upon
the diseased glands snd lining membrane of the nose
sndts communicating chambers The more see OF
this ufiOus Il seasc the more positive In my belief that
If We would mage treatment Derreiy s,ctessfai In
ing II, We mHst use cObStitH'iondi treatment to act
through the blood well as soothing and healing o-
cal application Dr. sage's Catarrh l.encdy, when
used warm aud apr lied VITA DR. fierces Na.a Douche,
effects cures upon common sruse," rational and
scientific princplcs, by II. mid. soothing and healing
properties. which IN. disease grainay Yields, when
the systm has been put perfect order ny the use OF
the Golden Medical Discovery. thus Is the only per-
fccty safe scientific aud successful mode Of acting
upon ana hcalnl it.
10 succcs sfui has the above course OF treatment
proven that the proprietor oncrs so reward for case
hr cln rof cur'. An the mraus sllf by druggists. X
'. PlEh1 b. VI. D.. proprietor, Bunilo, \. Y.
The sun., 1873-12-27

Bankrrs 40 u " AL 81. Nt~ hnrN.
WenaA- ie..ass Ia OOyornnent Bonus and Gold
Oftcrs executed IN stocks and hOnds comm ssion,
for cash. Interest allowed On dep 'slts.
The sun., 1873-12-27

For Bronchial, AsihmRtic. aud Pulmonary
complaints Browns Bronchial Tr,ches manifest 70
narksble curative properties.
The sun., 1873-12-27

WsTOTfs EfRN htIf 70 ITt KTlI IITTl TNCt-s thIn
N aud stops its falling. 1t is elegant dressing.
". y squire, % Fultou -t., New York.
W.tchCs, diamonds. nae JcNclry, aui sterling silver
ware. G.ual prOlts.
The sun., 1873-12-27

Eysry Mother who Rcgnrds the Life and
heath Of her child should possess MRS. w1NsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t old snd well.tried remedy.
II rcitvcs the clild from pain, toftcns the gums.
duccs innsmmauon. cures wind collie, regulates the
stomach snd bowels. and, by giving rest and health
to the child, comforts the mother.
The sun., 1873-12-27

Usppy New Year.-Got to KNoXs when select
ing hotlsy presents His lock of iurs 10 magnificent
his prices NV whine kLOA Is the recognized halter
OF the metropolis. HE stores are ~ Broadway, In the
Prescott House. aud Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The sun., 1873-12-27

state bonds Effected small hu.ncss. We note sse.
Of Nuru CAROLINA g. sp-cHt tax - cert On al Ia
~ lufk sate -. bounty oAi rec sttrcd, l4l, AID
Nlr.iuil e.. consolidated At ~ In railroad nuuIs a
mod ra'r trade ch--rvf- but prices were lover.
1hr prucifsl transactions wete a. follows Cleveland
aud Toledo .ILaug fund bonds. i1!, Central Pacinc
luld hunGs o, aig Union tHcihc ktilrusi lss siA
n'j, Iuioh P-cIEt lO. iucome. ia. Alton aud lerrc
chicago Snd northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds, '. fs'i tsuada southern lsis, Oh wlt North
Missouri O.. ruLio and Nuhash lists. ~ tlicas o
and L c. l.,1ut and Pscihc a. iS Mil-rukee aud -.
Paul -, Cul. e. ANA Indiana tentra lists ~ Bos.
ton. H. snd irc sts ~; Lou .vtle aud NsshVlle con.
sodaied, i,ss s6k Western Union Ielc graph d, ~
tI.,tA 81 aud l4.ttursh consolidated IN ing rnt,
~ onto ar Mssislppi crpsclducd .nk ns fund. ~ (
Pittsburgh. or' 'u, ne and icaso ld-, lN, Huuhal
81 q - los. p@ ss, convertible. -.
the opruug. highest. ioUess, and =. NJ. closin:
The sun., 1873-12-27

The day. business AZ the United states hTrcasury
vu.t Gold rtttl -.Si,IIs 10; payments, nia lll
balance, sl'~ils3 ~ currency l,eeipts, iol W.
paturus. st2 rt.i5. fAaucr. f9tf2ASj 49, tus uius,
EstuuI. see cancelled coin crrtuUats ere sent
10 asu-tun The amoait = le-al 'crs on's an B.
u- 10 t3tthli.r u1 increase of teaStu since Wcgnes
d,' The internal revenue rcce.ps to-day footed up
5000
tlou. ut - lis Tor primo sieriinE - ds- Dls, and
itIIA. fHl sUutt .lsnt VIA sttu lua4stCti1ns per
cen lover: nu. 900 tie afternoon. uf1rr the ihfurn .
OF NOR" liberia de aad, pIcts Wtr a.ta.,cd ts ie =
ALL 4. time aaI sAt 't.is sppetNely, the mar
se closing MN.
rlc mon, uaract rcf ctcl '!'efil vf,r.tg. ~ Gi1
per trat ou H a.d y .ud IYrrfrtr- were ready &C.
commoGatcd al tAc.' n,trs rui irr business ~as hgt
ir HHrluufs $50. tICre ur'l small trade, = TN
pam. enlors ri naiurs . is.iug Ut 40 per cent
tuNtthlneut bonds we're htaty aud irregular IN the
u.otu ng tTansaCunas, but firm tone. Vita higher
lf,ri subsequently r'tahl ned, IN sympathy With
g. glrT god the advance IN coupon lso. having been
NJ to is'. ", also note sirs Of coupon isfls ~
i" coupon is. 81, illt c"gpou 'nhs.l., strr,d
i-+ Iu Registered l.6t., is.s anu coupon ls.ls
NV. H.. Lnr follow nE WV u, li-l,s a 7. VI.
The sun., 1873-12-27

Dunvilie & CO., the Irish DiSiiiers, Bel
fast, Ire and the largest holders. Of whiskey IN
the world. Their OH lrsh whskey Is recommended By
the medical prof ssOn preference to French brandy
supplied In casks or cases uited states prAnch, al
BTOad 81. New lOrk
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good cup OF Cocoa Ia easily had, II YOU will
lRslst your grocer furnishing W. DAAeT A. No "a
BTtAk fAAi l,as.sS - Ads
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Spturl Noitts.
rIyx uUNpRED DOLLARS REWARD

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
VIII be paid for such information as VII lead to IN" ds
coyert OF Mr. Thomas G. Chisholm who was Asl so'h ~
les Broad st. Thursday evening lSth inst nut WHO
SUPPOSED have NJ that Night at the stevens
HOu.a n broadway nj person he vas slight, about
feet inches TALL sandy compeGlont mou,tschet ara
about NycaTs Of age. Address AlMOl h' fLANhlNN'
Ton A CO., l29 Broad ST.
~tFFERER- WITH ~ LIS should not waste
foolish tempe klng Win usrcss ulht
nenI elrcLuAries, lOtont, OF lcrnal remedies "hch
ANARESIs VIII give Instant relief aud II certain cure.
All phy prescribe H. Prcc tl sold ny MI uTuk
Eists. Depot a. Walker 81. \ Y.
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Autilou .lotltts.

UNnNAKU ~tIItNIN. hItTIOSEtE
IL riJHi'lul,i sAlElU Ullu5E 1iu !opART
SElEA4P of Illa LAIDI pINIlNG. tl't 10.
rlliNG, ANp MANlIA,lI KNG sIAIlONLKY
ESIABlISnNEAT or Nh elts.
GUSHING, pAItDIA g co..
AT AA BROADWAY ANp ~ CENTRE ST
BY ktNArt 5, leuCk, uu IIlUAl, A. Z, l1A, at lc
o'cluek an abvNc, The tur1 coutcuts VI tie lar and
wrll lAnowu establishments, TO WI; About SO Hoe and
QUE conpIrtt MACHINE SHOP, cont unS mach nists'
tools Ot every lesCrlp ION Cunp tc eleciroYpng
ApIAratusi h0ukhinders' paper cutters ruling ma
slggs, aah OtneT utensils one elegant tweuti horse
power engine, aud two boilers cone II them ehllItJ
new lar - quantity Of pautr stock Alsp all we once
furniture, consisting ~ fafcs, desks chars &c ate
the NOTklLg furniture, horse, Wagon, AZ, &c.
SALE PERtMFrOHG.
A uCTlON NOTICE '0od second hani and nlsnt
n cArps 10 from suction .iy, rich patterna sues.
ven cheap. Al ~ Fulton st. bst william aud SaAsagt
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LOVI. WIENER.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NEW lOBk AND PhiLApElPillA;
III MAIDEN LANE.


Onehaif of ucRet 80. 6ass. which drew $4,000 on
Dec. IL, sold by me.
GREAT ilEDu CllON IL PRICE or TICKETS. 80
whoius 81. halves, .V' quT1era, s. tchIhs' W.
nav GEI.AiAS CONVENIENT LOTTERIES.
Prizes eashed, orders prompty hlIcd aud dniorm1npn
p o. Lock 1b5at THEODOR ZSCHOCH,
llG NASSAU st., A"s York.
The sun., 1873-12-27

Pomeroy 4 Co, IA broadway. New York, sell
for o. Lne best klsstic Tru.s ever inrenteJ.-Idn
The sun., 1873-12-27
PLI'NDERING TIE PEOPLE.
HOH TiIE pUBLTC NONEY TS.SQJiN-
DLEED W4SHINifO


TIE Eroruct- Increase OF the Tronsury
Drpnrtrcnt'- t0uIiuteni ENpeu-rs iN-
trnVaganrc In Ever, Department.
WAsutNGToN. Dec. 2G.-In 1854 the
Treasury Department was required to trancaci .
great Gcal more business than Il Is now. We
were then at the fever heat Of great civil war,
and every department ~ the Government re-
quircd more clerical labor than at any tine
since. Int very nature of things the contin.
gent expenses Of the Treasury Department
should have been greater then than now, for the
purchasing power of our currency has Increased
more than one and a half times but the appro-
Iii1'iuns for the contingent fund Of that de-
pariment for 1854 was only $ai,gO0 while for
the present fiscal year 27.Jo was approi rated.
THE SUS has heretofore shown the criminal
manner In which large portion Of this quarter
OF million is disbursed. Nearly $1,000 is used
to provide favored officials with horses and car
rares and $ls.Cc0 for ras, which includes the
private gas bi Of nearly all the bureau officers,
chief clerks, and the Secretary pets. THE Sun
his also shown how a laundry Il run in the
Treasury building at n cost Of 5000 a ycar, os-
tDusibly to wash towels. and cabinet shop is
run at AN annual cost for labor alone Of Sld,UOJ,
&C. make furniture for the department.
In looking over tho report uf tho Supcrin' on
dent - the Treasury building for ls12, noticed
the I blowing items OF eXnensc WhiCn the Gran
gtrg Nttl t.kp n cen interest IN
The sun., 1873-12-27

a. the dark and gloomy haunts of the then lone
ly bdcAwpods OF kentucky. II 10 dlihcult to
phAUsOi hZe upon lhe events narrated as To the
death II GcurEe, and the more than savage feel
iug that prompted the act, No people Of any
rI me are more justly proud OF and devoted 70
tho land Of their uatiylty than the NtrsInians
aye. None, when away. cherish more fond aud
vivid memory of the pleasing scenery and uappy
GNs thei have enjoyed. In no laud or country
have tue better feelings Of the human heart nd
the q uler qualities If our nature Oeen muIo
asslduuus.y cultivated ana refined than la \Ir-
: IVA, huW such departure cOu4u nave hapltu ned
VII turce Of hcr well cuucHted-suua, j. du uuh %
tuuutlhle mystery. II may he possible tuat
uelr lrsses aud reversed fortune and estran2a-
most llam all they deemed 80 de irahle ia the
lnnl tuey 50 Wurn loved, win liiburne Do
MDtit troubles, 30 wrought upon tucu that
t.tN tSc4me rccAl,as ANA desperate u such an
e. Dut ds To- bc regardless Oi tuclr own ~ and
tHtI uI Their servants,
itwuI not d.tract from the Interest of this
l.tatiFa when tue relderis informed that Mrs.
l'r Charles Lewis was tue sister If ifr-l, cut
Iunuaa ocIolaon. Tue uld farm AZ ltlch lllIl II
vase tuu uEerptuVn with br.suWuu4. lrtIb ,
u'u - pen Wild forest growth, Win nlthlng o.
p.ptT lhc pllae Of the deId. IL stands ,p-ddy
"iahclulY monument u an AhIut,.uai e
.INt 800 timcs long ago.
The sun., 1873-12-27

FOCElu GEASD DRAINING,
positively March -. l!t1 cash gifts amounting 10
II JOJtUO Whole tlcKrts $50 halves ~ tcntns, g.
lNON l.. HRAMiEf4rE, APrht.
THOs. n. HAYS co. Eastern Arents Nv Broad
ROYAL iANANN LOTTERY.
Great rrluction Ia price ot ucsuts. Who'll tex ts
30 rrlcs cisued. Orders ucd. Circulars VI tuiJi'
lnauuu turulsru.
RulAIIlNNANN LOTTERY .-PrIrs cashct
orders faithfully tNttuttIt Utpuuuthtr strictly rF
Aaft. tItA.als. fI.| I4furuItluu, tree.
A. SDuNIiptN Co, rs Wall ~
HAVANA LOTTERY. rlCkEr- $40.
A DAllE~, Nurtay II.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-12
Police ATaIrs.
nKFoRR MAYOR sr,rrs

Francis simms, lady Of color, was arranged,
this morning, for the larceny Of q black alpaca
dress from Henrietta smith, also colored Henri
etta appeared 10 prefer the charge, and the man.
ner IN which she "spoutsd" fairly put TO shame
the rambling utterances of the Widow Bedott.
Thirty minutes were cOnsumbed by her in relat-
ing the details of the affaiI, during which time
she not only described the actions of herself and
friends for the previous twenty -four hours but
gave complete pedigress Of the Smith and Sim
mons (colored) families Finally, she managed to
say that Francis took her dress, and then she sat
down. After hearing the case. the Mayor held
the prisoner to bail, in the sum Of 500, for aL-
pSRrancs of Court
VIM. n. Morris, Geo. Davis, and VIM Harrison,
were arrested by officer Mullen, for drunkenness
and dlsOrderIy conduct Each 1as tined % and
costs.
Joseph and Martin Hamilton, COL were arrest
| ed by the same officer for the same offence, Each
was fined costs and held to bail, in tho sum ei
500, to keep the peaee.
Jim Gordon, Dave Bascom, Bill Thomas and
Bill Smith, four dilapidatsd daTkiss one Of them
quite aged, were arrested BY officer kegQ for va
grancy. Their Cumming" places were the
Southside board-yards. The Mayor reserved his
decision, and they were remanded TO the cells.
Geo. w. Hanson aud James Jones, by Officer
Writ, and Christian Selther and Bernard La
Pierre, by officer Bradford. we're each fined City
cents and costs for drunkenness.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-12
RtHaWbarEiaa .
THR rENENsuLA.

TuH LARGEST PATCH OK THE PENGNsULA
The smyrna Times gives the following dcscrip-
ton of the strawberry patch owned by David ]. Il
Cummins, ESQ, Of that town, which is said to b
the lArgest on the Peninsula;
"Hs has in actual fruitago, in two patches on his
'sC;edar Lane farm, near town, twenty eight acres
Of plants, which are now yielding an abundant
crop OF aS fine berries rs are shipped from tEia
section. The magnitude Of Mr.. C.'s operations In
shipping the fruit attracts the attention Of citizens
and strangers, numbers Of whom visit the farm
daily. BE has nov employed about $50 fPiokeTs,
mostly colored men, women ond children from the
neighboEhood Of Mlllington, Nd. These he tm'
ported last week. much 10 the disgust Of the Nary
land farmers, in train o. 1oaI-houo Paaeh vs.
gOns, and as they passed tArOngh tOan, with their
blue and gold banners, with the motto, Queen
Anhe's County" on them, and their flags flying,
they looked more like dusty and dusky picknick-
\ ers than straw berry pickers. And they seemed
themselves to regard the trip more as an excursion
than matter Of business
LNrge barracks, like the ''brond tent" OF a camp
meetlng ground, has been erected neAr the larger
patch, in which these pickels are quartered during
| the berry campaign, or at least $50 Of them-an
can be accom- modated. The rest bank in the
large granaries. The Ree. James Potts, Of OEump.
ton, Nd, has the contract for boarding The hands
aud administers to them in both temporal and
spiritual things 10 good effect. They are kept on
the premises as mach as DosGble.
The pickers pick, on an average about 60 dts
per day, each, from 1000 t. 500 qts in tho az.
gregate. The expense Of picking alone. at two
cents per quart, is over $3.50 per day DOSES pre-
side over tho piokers, to see that they do not
bruise the fruit or plek Il too green,
Mr.. Chas. E. StIyton, the efficient overseer,
has the management 10 detail, and the task is no
| easy one.
The patches, as extensive as they are in thor
| eugh condition. The whole surface is thorough
iy and heavily mulched with marsh grass, thus
protecting the berries from the grit, and giving
them bright crimson lustre that makes them
| decidedly clean and beautiful. The moisture is
also better held by the ground by reason cover
ing Of hay. There were consumed in the mul-
ching abot 100 tens of hay, at a cost upwards OF
$500.
The cultivation Of so large a tillage in this par
tcurlar fruit Is of course, more Of an experiment
than otherwise, and che outlay, which Aar. G. has
| not spared in any particular has been heavy but
should the crop not be cut short by drought nor
the price knocked down by glut, the income, 1t Is
thought, Will bO handsome. His stock Of crates
Numbers about 700, which, including the baskets
to fill them, cost from % to - per piece. About
one car per day Is loaded. No grower on the
Peninsula, SO far as we know, has patch ofmOrs
than halt the size Of this. Some OF the Norfolk
growers have more extensive patches, 1t is said.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-12

A MIsTAKE.-TWO young men came into oar
Office this morning, each CARVING 4 osTDet ha1
They are from the Quaker city, and thought they
would like to spend an hear OF two in Chester, 90
arming themselves with, plsnty Of grsenbaeks
they took the train aud arrived here af an early
hour
They aaunteted down towards thu river. and
feeling fatigued, sat dOwn on sons loRs 10 re-.
While IN this iAAigniflad poaitioD, thsy attracted
the attention Of some Of the police who at once
made foEf themP They were subjected 70 I
ridgid e1esalnstion, end IN due tine were allowed
70 90 ON the way rejoicing. TAsy state that thC
police must have taken them for imrorted Nodocs
They Asa heAm Of the patriotism Of our oitiGsnS
in profering to sxtermInats that obstinate tribe
They also state that when they visit Chester ths
neKt time, they intend to label themselves as from
PhtladSlphia. Chester Neaos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-12

SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF PRoPERTY-On
Saturday neat, June 18th, N. n. Child & Co, win
sell on the premisss seven valuabla wharf fronts,
each Of about 100 feet, and $50 deep. These lots
are situated TIE South Sde distant easteFly $50
feet trom the Christians avenue or Third Street
Bridge, and adjoining the W. & w r. r., extend.
ing about $50 feet from the ChTistiana River 10
Commerce street. Wharf lots are rarely offered At
Public Sale and difficult to obtain except at high
rStes.
The proximity Of the Wilmington and Western
Railroad, and the advantages OF water communi-
cation render these wharges very valuable, either
as speculations OF business locations. The South
Side Is rapidly increasing in business importance
and 1t win net be long the Christians, In this
vicinity, will be lined with Wharves and ware
houses. The terms are easy, with i've per cent
OF for cash. Business men shonld-RIVs this sals
their attention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-12
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IEEKTTNos THIs KVRNENa,

jefferson Lodge, No. 2. 1. o. OF, at Odd
FellOwS' Hall, Third and King
Keoink Tribe, No. 3, I. o. h. NJ, at Red Mems
Hail, AIS Market street
Wilmington Division, Ne. l, 8. Of T., at Fifth
and Market streets. tf
Wilmington Council, No /, o. u. A. NJ, al
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at Hal
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 6OI
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. OF p, at Knights o
Pythias Hall, 2lI Market street.
Eden Lodge, No o., . OF, ut ODD Fvllowl
Hall, Sd and King So.