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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
ngE.F Kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron

Z. kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine Of Iron
will efectuaily cure liver COMPLAINT. jaundics.
dyspepsia, chronic or nervous debility, chronic
diarrhosa, disease of the Kidneys and all diseases
arising from disOrdered stomach or intestines.
suoh eonstipstion, fatulence. inward piles. full
nausea, heartburn. disgust for food, fullness of
weight In the stomach. sore eIuctations. sinking
~ II hs Snua hurled or discn,t Dpsath;nS anttsr
ing at the heart choking suffocating sations
when IN q lying posture. dimness of vision, dots
deficiency Of perspiration yellowness of the skin
and eyes, pain the side, back, head, chest limbs.
etc, sudden hushes OF heat. burning in the flesh.
constant imaginings of evil. and great depression
Of spirits. Price 81 per bottle Beware of counter
fsits Dc not iet your druggist palm IN some other
for kunksl's Bitter wine of Iron. Take no other.
Kunkel's Wine OF Iron is not sold in bulk--Only
North Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
marl2- 2taw2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
Amuseuouts.
serHERN As "LoRD DuxpREARY."


Notwithstanding the high price Of admission
the Opera House, last evening. VA. entirely
filled with an audience desirouS OF witnessing |
the play Of "Our American Cousin, with Mr.. |
Sothern In his great character OF Lord Dun |
drc1ry. This play Is one Of the most absurd |
Possessing, Of itself, NO interest or attraction.
Its success Is entirely dependent upon the man
ner In which 1t is presented. That 1t was per-
formed in satisfactory manner, last evening,
there Is no room to doubt, judging by the
conclusive laughter and applause with which
audience. PeaIs oflaughter resounded through
The hall. and at the close of the performance
my Lord" was voeiferously called before the
curtain. In fact the majority of those pres
ent seemed to be perfectly infatuated with the
performance, though why such was the case
can find cut"
The supporting artists were very good, and
can doubtless display themselves to fine ad-
vantage in plays afording them wider spread
and opportunity. We were pleased 10 see
Mr.. vining Bowers. late of the Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, who Is really sterling
young comedian. Mr.. Charles Leclerque OF
the same excellent company, and Mr., De Groat
who has appeared here several times before
and who was with the Wallaek Company, at
the opening of our Opera House Christmas
week, 1879, Tho ladies, led Of by Mss Minnie
Walton of Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre, New
York, were pleasing in their appearance and
sparkling In their acting which fact c0ntribut-
ed largely the success OF the performance.
| THE TRIaos CONCERT
| A grand concert for the benefit Of Prof
Richard Trlggs, former music teacher Of
this city. will be given at tho Masonic Temple
ON Thursday evening, April 10th. This con
cert will be participated in by grand c0mbi-
nation Of home artists and will undoubtedly
bo brilliant and successful affair. The ar
rangements are being conducted with great
care and minuteness.
PHILADELPHIA THEARTICALS
At the Walnut, Nine. Fanny Jansuschsk il
entering on her Second week, and is appearing
in all her famous roles. Friday evening hel
benefit, she will appear in "Chesney Wold.'
Next week, her new play, "Was She to Blame,
will bs brought out.
81 ''Paris by Gaslight" and the pastoral ballot @
"Arnins," furnish amusement for audiences a
) the Grand Central Theatre. Next week, MA
/, to Man" will be added.
"Open on Sunday" is having . very slcoess
ful run at the Arch, with Billy Manning in hi
great character Of "Snoezer."
.'Ihe Red Gnome," with the celebrated Zar
4 frstta troupe, is the principal novelty at th
American Theatre this week.
: At Col. Woods Museum, II. o. U, 10 rul
ning very successfully, with Mr.. Holmes Grov:
n in the leading role
AT Mortimer's V arietics, Miss Kate Raymor
u and "Out Of the Fire." are the leading attrs
u tlons.
The San Francisco Minstrels attract crow,
a to the Eleventh Street Opera House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
WHERE DOES IT COME FROM 2

pints and quarts Of flthy catarrhal discharges:
brane lining the chambers Of the nose and Us little
glands are diseased so that they draw from the
blcsd its liquid. and exposure to the air changes
y inte corruption, This lifc-lqud was to build w
the systom, but it is extracted and the system is
Weakened BY the loss: To cure. gain flesh and
strength hy using Dr. Pieree's Golden Medical Dis
covery; which also acts directly upon these glands
correcting them. applying Or. Sage's Catarrh RENE:
dy with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Doucho, the only N ethOd
Of reaching the upper cavities where the discharge
aecumulates and comes from.
CArARnH OF 20 YEARS STANDING CURED.
Monroe. Onanchita Parish, La, Sept IS, 1871.
Il. V. PIRRok. n. D.:
Ssms time about last June commenced the use
OF yeur medicines. and they have entire cured me
VI Cntarrh oftwenty years standing.
Respectfully, MRS. r.. PHILLIPS
nar3i- eodlw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
Patrons Of husbandry.

ORGANIZATION OF A GRANGE AT NEWARK, DBL
At Newark, in this county, yesterday, Newark
Grange, No. 8, Patrons of llusbandry, was orgs
nized by Grand Master Hamilton. The ceremo
MES Of organization was very interesting. Tn,
Grange organizes with twenty.seven members. =
The following officers were elected and Installed
Master William Dean.
Uverseer William IL. Smith,
Lecturer-Prof Edward d. Porter.
STANDARDIZATION H. Robinson
Chaplnin--James 7. Smith.
Assistant Steward-Msnsell Tweed.
Treasurer-George l. Smith.
Secretary-kobert Montgomery.
Gate Keeper-John T. johnson
Csres-Mrs. l.. ID. Porter
Pomona-Miss Florence 1. Dean.
Flora Mrs. J. I. johnson.
Lady Assislant-Mrs. William II. Smith.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
PUBLIC 81 LES.
A DMINiSTRATCRH SALE OF
HEAL ESTAE'E1
IN THE CITY or WILMINGTON

"a" am VA I VT W4Am m1NulON,
BY virtue q n erisr Of the Orphans, Court 81
county. made the tw enty third day February, A.
W. sli. Will be exposed TO sais by way OF Publie
Auction.
ON SATURDAY, the All DAY Of APRIL, A. D..
1874. at o'clock in tho afternoon,
Vt the Auction Rooms Of Osls g. Miller, at the
Northwest corner Of Fourth and King STREETS VIII
mington. Delaware. the following described lands
md ,tenements; being tine Real Estate OF the isto
lot piece of land lying and being in the CITY OF
wilming gton. New Castle County and State of Del
aware. bounded and described as follows. to wit
Wv Beginning on n the line on the Easterly, side Of
eighty seven feet and eight inches from the corner
formed by the intersection of the line OF
The EastsrIy side Of West street with the line Of
parallel 20 Ninth street hnndr red and five fe.t
to a corner. thence Northerly parallel to Vast
street twenty.sixth fest and aisht INCHES to sno
.,ra. .nei eornet, raense westerly parallel 70 Ninth
side of West street, and thence SostherIy along
said side OF West street twenty six feet and in
ches to the place OF beginning. be the contents
within said bounds what they may
The above premites to be SOLD sabject to the
widows dover.
Attendance will be given and terms of sale
Martha M. Almond and John r. Almond. Ad-
49,. SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON. E.q.
Attest. Their Attorney.
Ogle Miller. Auct'rs. ztawts
| NOTlCE.-Un tho lot above Ieserihe,i ia n three.
storied Brick Dwelling. No. 9ls West street, (maiB
| aud BACK buildings of brick. newly painted and
| papered throughout). with six chambers, sitting
room. bath room. large parlor. dining room and
kitchen. Heater and Gas In every room. Hot and
cold water in kitchen and bath room. CsIisr large
| dry and well lighted.
Widows dover will be offered for sale at tho san
time and place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
Ask Theun1

An advertisement Of a medicine. however can
did and conscientious it may be. does not always
carry conviction with 1t. The public know to their
sorrow that the boastul claims put forth in behalf
sf many so called remedies literally "a delusion
and snare" Probably the best use. therefore,
that can be made OF the space devoted this
Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters n to invite those
Who road it to inquire of the parties that have
tested the curative and properties of the
article what they think OF It. We earnestly request
all doubters to ascertain from such Of their friends
and neiShbors as have taken this standard tonic
diseases. or as n cure for indigestion, liver com
Plaint constipation. rheumatism. nervous dc bility
hsAdache low spirits anguor. biliousness, &c.
Hostetters Bitters has done for them. There Is no
testimony so trustworthy as that which is the re-
suit Of personal experience. mar26toapr2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
Why Secretary Richardson sells
4old.

WAsHISaroN, March 8o.-ln an Interview with
Secretary Richardson, this morning, he says he Is
opposed to selling gold, and would not have done
saws the 5000, 900 gold to be sold during April Is
the only disbursement Of gold TO bs made BY the
Goyerpmeut during the month, and that this
amount will hardly be felt as he anticipates heavy
importations. He fayors the Government keep
lag Its gold SO as to prepare Tor the resumpoh Oh
snseie payments. He intimates his intention, as
soon a. the S4O0, 900 900 bill shall become law.
to suspend gold sales ana commence paying out
legal tenders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
6oCig rugs.
MERTIses THIS nvRHIHa.

Washington Lodge. No l. A r A, at Hall
Second and King streets
Asylum Lodge, No 2s. o o r, at Odd Fsl-
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good latent Division, No :, d OFT, st Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle. B U C A, Hall 504 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X Of p, at knights et
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Washington Division, No o, 8 Of T Fifth and
Market streets.
American Star Lodge. No l, q f, at Good
Felisws' Hall, Third and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No. l, True Tsmplars, at Hal
cor Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. l, l. o. of9. f., nov
meets In the McCisry Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31

CoMhKScING To RBBUILD. " Yesterday, q
number of workmen commenced to dig new
tail race and to erect an additional story on the
buildiug adjacent to Fslls spice mill. at Faux
land, which was recently destroyed by hre. In
this temporary building the manufacture OF
spices will commence about the 10th Of May.
The el ,tion Of a new mill, ON the sits Of the
old one, will be commenced at once, but wheth.
er the old walls will be utilized, or an entirely
new structure built 10 not at present known.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31

ExTENnos OIL WmEs.-Ths telegraph wires
along the Wilmington Il Reading Railroad have
been extended into the city OF Reading, along
the line Of the Railroad, as recently opened from
Birdsboro. The extension was completed yes.
terdsy afternoon. and the usual congratulstory
telsgrams were exchanged between the opera
tors ct Reading and Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
General News.

The auti.liquor people Of Brooklyn have
laid out three routes for tho work OF Waiting
saloons, Their task has been found "far
more extensive and complicated than was
anticipated" but they are not Encouraged
The sixth ballot for United States Senator
vsstorday. a follows: Dawes, 81; Hoar, ~;
J,urts. NJ, Adams, 15; Bsnks, Z, Walker, Il
Pisrce. 4; Wsshburns, 1; Whittier. l; Ne.
ceussry to q choice, 129.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
o. z D.

BRADFORD AT his residence in this city. Moses
bradford. in the S6th year of his age.
The male friends Of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence, No. SO
King street. on Wednesday afternoon. without fur
tssr notice. Services at 4 o'clock.
PRETTYMAN.-On March S0th, Elizabeth, wife Of
Ralph Prettyman, aged 81 years.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband. No,
5le West Second street. ON Wednesday morning 2.
April 1st. at o'clock. to proceed TO- the P, W d b,
Railroad. Intermsnt at Asbury n. b. Church
Sussex county. Del
Sussex papers D lease Cory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE

RHappy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
lmpediments to Marriage Removed. New method
of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Ne: 2 South
Ninth st., Philade phia. Pam Institution having
fessiOnal skill b6-ataw& w3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31

ANNUAL STATEMENT annual statement
of l.. Kilgore, Esq, Treasurer Of the Board OF
Public Education, Is published in another column.
From it we learn that during the past year $751;
O90 l8 have been received from shool taxes
$5 ,249 "A from the use Of books $l6l SO from
night schools; ti,s9S from the sale Of old book;
$8, sol 80 from the State Treasurer; and $200v
from Mccullough u Co. S3,339 rs have been
expended for repairs to school property; 1856 S.
for books and stationery; e43,029 At for salaries,
aud over &40, 900 for other items.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31

ALL-FooLs DAY.-To-norrow, the first OF
April, or all fools day, will probably bring with
il the usual variety Of practical jokes upon the
needless or unwary. twill be we'll, therefore,
for all who do not relish jokes at their expense,
to be on the lookout. There are always plenty
Of people who have nothing else to do who will
be glad Of any occasion to derive any enjoyment
at others' expense
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
Special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2sS Market
in general that he cops on hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at tina
store and that no charge made pt the regular
prise the medi lines. the price they would
pay janywhere else; but that one IL visited at
heir osidnoes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31

LoDaERs.-I.sst night there were thirty
four dodgers at the City Hall cells.
During the month Of March, tho number
OF persons who have found lodgings In
these delectsble quarters 10 l04l. THIS
number comprises persons from nearly
every State In the Union, of various grades
in lie, many Of whom, for the first time In
their lives. were forced to this means OF OBJ
tanning nights shelter by absolute want
and necessity,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
POLICE CASES.

HEARINas THIS MoRsING-THK CASKS EoR THE
MONTH
Before Mayor Simms, this morRing, Ed, vard
McGahy, who was arrested by officer DoRt,van
for threatening bodily harm TO Winfield Ooyie,
was required to pay costs and give bail ia the
sum Of $500 to keep the peace.
Two cases Of drunkenness were disposed OF al
fifty cents and costs each.
The following 10 a summary Of police epesa-
tions during the month Of March, just closing:
No. Of arrests for drunkenness, 54
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31

VALUABLS HORSE SoLp.-J. J. Parker, Esq.
Of west Chester, has sold one Of his imported
Psrcherou stations "Lafayette' 10 the Miftlin
County Stock Company for $e400.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
RE WARDS.

$500 REWARD
TIE NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE USDRR-
WRITER'S
Hereby offers
REWARD OF $500 DOLLARS
For the detection. conviction and punishment of
parties charged with the crime Of arson. ia nring
the premises, situate in the City OF Wilmington
Delaware. and known as the I" ID Diamond State Stove
Foundry" on the 18th of February. 1874. Said re-
ward will be paid only due proof being furnished
the Executive Committee Of the con nviction and
actual punish meut Of sAid criminals.
Dy order OF the Executive Committee.
STEPHEN CR0WELL. Chairman.
Nkw YoRK. March 9th. 1874.
For further particulars apply to
W00LLEY & VAN TRUMP.
Insurance Agents.
| mar2i.tf Wilmington. Delaware.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31

VINO THE PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
paay have completed srrang gements to carry Money
Packages and Exp Matter and rom all points
on the line of their road and West CD ester.
Also. to all points on the Philadeiphia and Read
Ing and Catawssa Railroads. including Reading.
Allentown, Columbia. Harrisburg. Lancaster. Down
instown. Mahoney City. Mt. Carmel. Norristown.
Pottsvilie, &c.
Fer further information apply at the Depot. cor
ner Of Front aud Madison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent TO Franklin Telegraph 9ai 90.
No. W. est Third street or to their Depot. Front
AID Nadisen, or orders Jeff with AcMailen 4 Seal.
delivering agents will receive prompt alienation.
Q. STOLZ,
ap6-u Gent Supt W. r II. X. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31

REMovAL.-By notice elsewhere, NJ. l.. Lich-
tensteu, Sect dermAnia Loan Association, No. y.
announces the removal Of tho place fol- receiving z
the monthly payments to the old Board Of Trade
rooms, n. e. corner of Third aud Market streets,
second floor Of The Telegraph building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
LOCAL INTlLLIoHNOE,

We're having quite a snow.sterm to-day.
Wilmington Loau Association meets this even.
Ing.
Don't forget yourself aud allow naughty boys
to "Aprl iool' you TO morrow.
Contrary TO the old saying, March docs not
seem TO be going out like lamb"
]. Taylor Cause Is building handsome real
dcnce Tor his SON at Eleventh and Clayton streets.
The damp, cool weather, to-day, Is causing in.
creased spprehensions for the safety OF the peach
crop.
BEING RooFED.-The frames st Mccullough Il
Cos new rolling mills, on Fifth street, below the
r., W. & II. X. r., are now being rooted In. The
roofs OF both mills will be OF eorIug ated iron.
AssAULT.-Yestsrday afternoon, as negro man
was passing up Tatna!l street, he was attacked,
near second street, by three or four drunken
men. lie was knocked down and severely beaten
before he could be rescued.
RguEAnsAL.--Thc 9th rehearsal for the Triggs
concert takes place this evening at the Board Of
Trade rooms, Masonic Temple Those Interested
IN the affair Invited to be present. These re-
hearsals. In themselves, are very ine sffaiu.
REaIsTKRED Docs The registering Of dOgs still
goes on, and since November last, $50 have been
registered. The revenue to the city the present
fiscal year, from this source already exceeds one
thousand dollars. And still all tho ours fn the
city are not registered.
New BUSINESS SrAsD-Eli Logan, propristoI
of mill ON White Clay Greek, near Landsnberg
Pa, has rented the store at the N. w. cor. Fifth
and Walnut streets, in ths Mccullough building
Here he has established stand for the sale o
| -four, feed, grain, meal, Nc.
REMoyAI-By notice elsavhare M L. Iich
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
ssERACE CHURCH CEMETERY"
~ (BrandyWine Hundred

This new Cemetery has been laid out and is now
open for tho sale of Lots. 1t is situated ON tho
Concord Turnpike Road, about four miles from the
city Of Wilmington. The attention of the Public
Is called to the opportunity now offered of Securing
Lots in beautiful location. and at very moder-
al price.
To the citizens of Wilmington, especially, II has
become necessity to have other and greater Gene
terry accommodations. These must be provided be
yond the present city limits and attention Is now
called to the reasonable and convenient proximity
Of this cemetery to said city.
The price for lots, l0xlj feet for the present, Is
$500.
For further information apply to
ID. EARRA,
No. 62i King ST.. Wilmington, Del, or .
JOHN SAYILLE.
marl3 d3m4w Sexton. on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick
h Johnson K Co. s. Il. Cor. 9th and Market street
Wilmington, Del. at J. l&. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31

BEING RooFKD.--The frames et Mccullough 4
Cos new rolling mills, on Fifth street, below th,
r., W. & It. X. H., are now being rooted In. Tn,
roofs OF both mills will be OF corr ug ated iron
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-14

much excited and very nervous: his
hands tremb!ed and he would freul,cn..
ly start, but Immediately regain his
sclf-pOssessiOn. Some who saw him
expressed the thought that he was
crazy, and all were satisfied that if he
was Bender he was playing his game
with degree Of skill worthy of that
great criminal.
Bender, If he be that villain, was ar.
rested about two months ago seven
miles south of Richfield, SEWER coun-
~. He had come out of the mount
aims and was travelling westward.
When found his clothes were ragged.
and he wore Gn his feet pair of old
boot-legs, fastened together with
strings. He was charged with being
the Kansas butcher, when he held up
his hands and said in broken English
that Bender's little fingers were not off.
He had lost both of his fingers. }
Since that time he cannot be Induced
to refer to Bender. Since his capture
he has been kept in Jail at Manti, San
Pete county, and has made four inef-
fectiial attempts to escape. One time
he succeeded in getting about fifty
yards from the Jail, when he was dis
covered. One night, on the journey
to this city he tried to elude the guard
and make hi, escape through win-
dow. He has been brought to this
city for safe keeping and will remain
at the city Jail until the officers having
him III charge can hear from Kansas.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-14
NOTICE.!
j. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
: p &c \ l. II \ X T. S !!
May l, 1874, to April 30, 1875.

rI'HE LAW OF DECEMBER u. 1872. RE
L quires every person engaged in any bus
inesS. avocati"n or employment which ren.
der. him liza bic toa Special Tax. to PhoCt RE-
TABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BuSIN ESS
a stamp denoting tho payment Of said SPE-
ClAL TAN for the Special Tax year Begin
ming May |, 1874, before commencing or con-
tinuing business after April 10, 1874.
THE TANES EMBRACED WITHIN TIE
QUOTED ARE TIE FOLLOWING. VIZ:
Rcctifers S:sN M
Dealers retail iiat,or. - IN
Dealers, Wholesale liquor. 100 M
dealers in malt LIQUORS whOlcsaIe ~ W
Dealers in malt liquors, retail......~...... ~ 10
Dealers i'm leaf tobacco cco.................... - M
Lctail dealers in leaf tobacco. .......... :aW 90
And on sales of over 81 ,hh'. fifty cent for
every dollar in excess Of II 900
Dealers in manufactured tobaccO...... W
Manufacturers of stillS..................... 80 M
And for each still ln,an,ifMcturcd....... NJ ~
And for each worm manufactured 20 O0
Manufacturers of tobacco.................. 10 "
Manufacturers of cigars.................. 10 10
reddlers of tobacco, hrst-ciasS, tmore
than two horses. ~ %
Peddlers of tobacco, seconi-elasS 1.-TWO
Peddlers of tobacco. third-class. tone
horse ID w
Prddlers of tobacco. fourth-clasS Ton
foot or public conveyancel.. .:...-......... 10 W
Brewers Of less than 80 barrels 20 O0
brewers of 40 barrels or more.......... luU eo
ANY person, so liable. who shall fail to com.
ply with the foregoing requirements will be
subject to severe penalties:
Persons or firms ia bile to any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
ALFRED r.. SHANNON. Deputy Co.
lector of Internal revenue at AUSTIN. Nevada,
and pay for and procure the. Special Tax
Stamp or Stamps they need. prior to May l,
Is. 4, and WlrHOu r FURTHER NOTICE..
j. ". DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal revenue.
Office Of Internal Revenue. Washington, u.
c.. February r. 1871. afil-r