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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
DIRECTORY TOR ADVERTISERS.

coIamn ana sixth columns
BoAR6ERs wASrE1@NIsS4Hs' SH'I P4eTmThra aS'unn column
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-NISIu PHcr~Third
pno6Rl9S @g''f RSHE f1fmn Estate FOR sALE-srcosD
Bys!ssss fa19fi oFrSRfGSTflEs-ErcHru fGsmn PAGE.
EsTE FoR faSErs.
c1rERs aRd second sSn columns ssIlrlMrx CIT -,
n, ori,1 q,nn and TWELFTH pAcs.tirst column.
rsEsR solHmn
GGooAAsTW%IiH sTfSNsHps-F.nsr PAor-sxth column.
y S T.sapss4s sssne Column
pPEEHHTiSTRY-SiSIH PEH nSnRS pAGE-Fourth column
IS LE AND us
fuRSAdsiLdhD-TwELrTn t,uiS rAcE-Fourth. hfth and
EUR0PEAS STEAMsHIps-Flasr PAcr-Finh and
EEIX0oHASGE-;SISTa EI0 PAcE-Fourth column
EiNs .ARTs-sneoND ARTssstn PAaa-sixth PASH column.
RSoas AND TO LET
lwrLrTH PAoF-Sixth column.
HELP 0sA wASSrED-MALEs-rwELrru P4or-second col.
HORSES CARRIAGES, &c.-Frnsr PAcr-rhird and
ad Wasfsrwn.n s3SD p4on
5ESsN4 GPY Spsos 1rH AND nnR
SkN REAL ESfArE FOR sALESTwr1Fra PAdE-
k5GS P.ssHs ssm
LOST AND EOUND-FIRsr PAGE--First column.
MACHlNERY-SEcoNp PACE-sxth column.
MARBLE MANT LS-TwELfTH PAGE-ihird column.
MEDICAL wEIrrH PACE-1hir column
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
sixth column.
MISCELLANEO PAGE-Sixth column
MUSlCAL-NlNrn PAGE-Fourth column.
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
P1ANOFORTkS, ORGANS, &C-NMrH PAGR-Fourth
column.
PO 7 OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAcE-Fourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
our 81 FOR SALE OR TO
REN I-SEcoNp PAGE-Second and hird columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-Third
and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE WANlED-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth cot
umn
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-second column
REWARD .-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT ACCIION-SEC0ND PAGE-Fourth and fifth
SITUATIONS WANTED --FEMALES-ELEvKNrH PAcr-
First, second, third AMI fourth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE,-ELEv PACE
Sixth column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FrRsr PAGE-second column
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Third COL
sTORAGE-TwELrrH PAGE-sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURpOsEs-TwrLTrH PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAYELLkRs GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-Sxth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Sixth column
,MANTED 10 PCRCHASE-FlRsr PAGE-Second column
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-Sec ond column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c-FIRsr PAGx-Sccond col.
umn.
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A COACH, FAMILY AND ROAD HORSES
n. ELEGANCE, STYLE AND SPEED.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, PEREMPTORY AND POSITIv

A COACH, FAMILY AND ROAD HORSES
A.. ELkGANCE. STYLE AND SPEED. ,,,,,r,
ON THURSDAY MARCH r. AT 1914
at private stable rear, Al Union square.
the property in part OF prominent mt merchant me doing
want Rich, handsome and extra fine Team three
Quarters thoroughbre1, bay Gedinss 10 high. and
present owner and considered then, and
the Park road they have clean blooded, Intelligent
heads long arched necks fine muscular limbs and good
headed and proud steppers attractive when moving
standing they tree from blemish; can trot
warranted sound, kind and perfect.
Also cross match team Geldngs. DAN and HARRY |;
by Young Saib dam an AbdaiIah mare he is an extra
gamey, stylish driver. with great muscular develop
groad Is elegant Under the saddle havns been ridden
and driven by the ladies' trot in 80 TO the pole
en eha AR s s as se sae Is @ os
old and perfect model OF horse as weil as perfect
pet he also fine under saddle and safe tor the most
single can trot with his mate to pole in so: very in
ellgent not afraid OF even locomotive or anything
N. B. he two above horses make an elegant road
team and well worthy the attention of buyers they
Also an elegant and high bred coal black family and
road Horse 6a high, years old. sired BY Black Hawk
out fault; good under saddle has been used By the
rotted full mile in 3:o6 to pony phaeton, and war;
ranted sound and kind
and Shafts. city tqilt, used one month:
One threequarter seat open Road wagon BY Brewster
ons as%e
One One Sa SINGLE SET S IN h goGH @ order 6y .ranSr
Two pairs fine Kersey Blankets, two fuli suits
Five stable gIanke s, with sureinses, two Whips
Sale positive and ySPHS S stosf n AsaHssr
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AND NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.
MAJS AR # BaRKy 4 sosfSsfhkR
EVERY wEDXEsDaY AND SATURDAY,
TWENTY-FOCR HDU RS allowed Tor trial on every horse
sold under warraniee.
ing the proper facilities ior showing horses on sale VIZ
large driving ring entirely under cover and plenty OF
-'''A ~ cATALuGGE OF SALE THIS DAY.
AT IL O'CLOCK.
GENTLEMAN's ROAD rukAOUr1Comprising the
h rGng william
giant and extra gamey driver; has shown trial better
than 80 with running mate Is always sure 245 horse
lady, and Is warran ell sound anu kind; together with
fine sdebar Road Wagon harness, dc. Sold to close an
FIVE TOP ROAD WAGONS.
-FOUR TOP AND NO TOP Express Wagons.
TIE slsA EAT IT, and and LAME AME FAY Seldns
very stylish and handy driver trot in 245 double
or ge Sb snd y sound aRs kH Horse Cloth
THE BEAUTIFUL WELL KNOWN black trotting
Geding Young Chief sired by Alexander's Norman aud
exception. one Of the most genteel ana best gated
drivers in the tate showed trial OF 24O At time OF
handins, 70 rank No. i; is sold by order OF g JONES'
Mortgage, ac:. and is warranted sound and kind.
wH T NH vERY SP Iop r9a sadk oELpN
old ; is free and pleasant driver; has record,
but Is warranted to trot in 25 IN condition can beat
sound ana kind also elegant side bar top Road wagon
SIX siDE BAR NO TOP ROAD WAGONS
HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE BAY COUPE HORSE.
l6 hands high, oli has fine style and appear
ance is splendid driver and is warranted SOUND ana
Also SEVERAL 0HEAp WORK HORSES.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF
weather.
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EUROPEAN sTEA AgISHIPS.

DED STAR LINE. rn,
IL PHILADELPHIA AND ANTWERP.
Appointed carry the Bel gian and United States malta
From Philadelphia. from Antwerp
vADERLAND '.' Feb. 25 4 vADERLAND.. 49,. Jan %
NEDERLANp March II NEDERLANp Feb; 20
SWITZERLAND. building SWITZERLAND. building
PRICES OF PAssAGE IN CURRENCY
First Cabin. $50 Second Cabin 80
Prepaid Certificates, sS2.
Passenger accommodations lor all classes unsurpassed
surgeon and wardess
Through tickets and through bills of ladng issued
tween all prominent points.
for pa saze. freight ana other Information
apply TO
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents
5JI walnut treet. Phlladel lphi2.
voNnvp ana ~ Broad street, New York.
General European Agent, Antwerp
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EALL RIvA AR LINE TO BOSTON,
4 wa Newport and fal River.
The may ynihcent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL
oNY Pier ls North River foot Of Murray street
daily Sundays excepted, ut T.. NJ Through uckeo
sold at all principal hotels in the city.
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d. = REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR RETURN OF
@C sealskin Muf 10 l25 East Twenty ninth street
JOSIE AUSTIN.
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III UNfiED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH CHkRBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships Will sail from
New YORK as iollows:-
GOETHE, Cantalu w lSOn March u,
SCHILLER, Captain Thomas. .............Apru T.
from Eaale Line pier, foot o First street Hoboken
RATES OF PA.sAGE TO
PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOu re and HAMBURG.
CabnFrst saloon S2O gold; second saloon, S72 gold.
Steerage-io Plymouth and London $50, currency; to
Chcrbourg and Hamburg. $50, gold prepaid tickets
For freight apply 10 FuNCu, EDYE 4 CO.. 2 South
william stree. For passage apply to kN AUTH,
NACHOD 4 KUHNE, General Agents. llS broadway.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

(iUNARD LINE ,,rr,cp
With the view OF diminishing the chances Of collision
the Of this line take specified ali
seasons OF the year
YORK Boston, crossing the meridian OF % at ~ latitude
or nothing TO the north OF 49,
on the home ward passage crossing the meridian OF 20
at ~ latitude, or NOTHING 10 the north OF ~ ,o.
NAIL SrEAMsHiPs BETwEEN NV YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBok:
FROM NEW YORK. FROM boston =, ,
ABYssdSIA We'd Mar Mar Mar j j
ALGERIA. We'd, Mar. % MARATHON. Sat Mar 2s
snd sxsrv NJ ad rom Ap New
York Cabin passage $50 $lo0 and Sl3) gold according
TO accommodation Return tick Is on favorable terms;
Steerage currency Steerage tickets from Lverpooi
For Ireght and cabin passage apply at the company's
office, No Bowling Green For seerage passage at AL
Broadway, Trinity Building.
ortop H. DU VeRN T.
Clark and Randolph streets Chicago III
PASSENGERS PER ST AMsHIP ABYs,INIA EN-
L bark from the Cunard wharf, foot OF Grand street.
Jersey City, at 10 80 A. NJ Wednesday, March IL, 1874
ChA,. c. FRANCKLYN, No. sowing Green, n Y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For southampton ana Bremen
The steamship GRAF BIsMAfCK, Captain G. Meyer
viii sail Wednesday March IL. at ? r NJ from Bre-
men pier Spt hra street o be followed by
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
payable in gold or its equivalent in currency.
second CdDin *
For ireisht or passage apply
No. Bowling Green.
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IJOLBROOK'S NEWARK IN. J) CITY AND BUSI-
IL Directory is In preparation. Advertisements
received. Inormaton relative to Newark cheerfuly
impaired. Communications as above.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FKANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONPANY'S NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid this favorite TOR the Con-
tinent being souhery tnap any other Will sail
from pier No. 81 North River. as follows:
Duilrc .SatuTuay, March -
Roussan. SATURDAY, April
EI kOfE, Lenarle saturday April 10
ST. LAURENT LachesneZ. ........ saturday. May
PRICE OF PASsAGs N GOLD (including wine) TO
BREST OR HAVRE
First cabin, sl25. Second cabin, S75.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
American travellers going TO returning from the
Con nent Of Europe by taking this line avoid both tran.
SIT by English railway and the discomfort, crossing
the Channel besides saving time trouble expense.
Noe-n June and thereafter the departures will be
Thursday OF every week.
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent IS Broadway.
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IN NOTICE.
This company takes the risk of insurance Cup to
S. 300 in god each OF its steamers thus givin pas
sengers the best possible guarantee safely and the
avoidance OF danger mt sea.
The soulhery route has always been adopted by
this company AVOID ice and headlands
From piers A and q Nor h River
TO QU ri. NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY. We'd. Mar. lll0A.M lCANADA..Mar Il, sA. NJ.
SPAIN. sat Mar. H. BPM tGYP sat Mar at Pm.
FOR LONDON DIRECr
DENMARK. .... Weine day, March 25 at IL A.
Cabin passage, so; $50 currency Seerage, S2g
rency Return tickets at reduce rates Prepaid steer
agc tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the company's office No. GU Broadway.
f. W. j. HURST, Manager.
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THE LECTURE SEASON

TNTERNA1IONAL ACADEMY LECTUR Is COOPER
l. Union William Henry Goodyear will lecture 10
night at o'clock on The Four Centuries OF Italian
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and Monday Tuesday, thursday and saturday Poteros

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From 81 North ver foot OF Beach street. steamers
leave daily NJ icr Norfolk and passenger steamers
for Norfolk, City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays
thursdays and saturdays same hour
Through bills OF adiny and tickets Issued to
a points South anu southwest VIA virginia ana Iennes
see Atlantic Coast, Seaboard and other lines also By
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad tor Western points and
BY steamers at Norfolk for Newoern and Washington
n c.. and other poin,s Office 1877 Greenwich street.
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COAsTwysE STEAMSHIPS,
DACIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

Great reduction foa G Rafs VA a'sss ana Freight CALL
ensl ron Hl4sh & So5s q sF SSxSS
tafday March ats F. PSc &gyotoS IoS tsEhs CAPTAIN
SATURDAY April Il: atlp M-AcApuLco, Captain
SATURDAYS April 3, @ at M-ulsRy caAuycEY,
e1ery Sriay haa Tessh
ing al Panama win all steamers for Central American,
asenser Win csV 1t Jama
YORK. and leaving ai9rdayP Tor AsDiaSal
nemeaste sesat au Sr y the q
transportation may nS 5gsau,rs 5Ae.'s ii And CHINA
M g. san kos sSS
shanghle earryns United STA mails ,,o ~, =, a..
mon' sss"sts w oer q
ta Hama A't aid Franz
Time contracts and through bills oflading issued via
Panama
fast In % days a. $40 god q per g ton of2ooo lbs
New York 70 san franc,sco-s5o 500 or silo cur
New York to kingston $40 or $50 gold according 10
n an ra%sssS ra"ssS to SS RDas sso sSa ssa
the 0 e oce Pier kVsr eos
street New YorS. Ii. j. BuLLAY. superintendent
Vice President and Managing Director.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ CmoDary.- The elegant screw steamship ONTARIO,
5000 burden. captain george B. Socun will sail
81. Thomas, Para, Peruambuco Bahia ana Rio de
Janeiro Mon lay, March 2S al O'CLOCK r NJ, from
pier As North River
For reight passage apply to
WILLIAM K. GAEnIsON. No. Bowling Green.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
These first class steamships will sail every Tuesday, at
T. NJ pier l3 North River, foot of Cedar
Havani direct, as lollOws:-
Steamship MohEo GAslLE T. H; Morton. March l9
Steamship CRESCENT CITY, T. ). Curtis. March II
Steamship CoLUMBus, +; G. Reed. March n
For irei2ht or passage (having magnificent accommo
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
No. Bowling Green.
D. MCCLELLAN, Agent in Havana.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS SELLING OFF CHEAP.
- comprising Clarences Coupes, Rockaways, Phae-
tons business Wagons and 100 sleighs also 81 Horses
and Harness OF all kinds, at WITTY CO.'S 10 Neyins
street. Brooklyn.
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REWARDS.

On = REwARD-LOST BLACK AND TAN SETTER,
sNO one wear old she has four white feet Address
Sox 1851 New York Post oce LIZA Pacific street. cor
ner OF Bedford avenue, Brooklyn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

HARKNEss' MAaAzINE.-This standard quar-
tarly, which is now a recognized institution IN
this city, makes Its welcome appearance TINS
week, filed As usual with interesting and at
tractive articles. The contents embrace the
following:
"Grandmother's Wedding Ring" (poem) !:
Nellie NJ. Garabrant. "Lights and Shadows OF
New York City" Rev. George II. Smyth; "The
Land Of Dreams" (poem,) James McCabet;
"Were they Misprints," Rev. Charles d. Shaw;
"Should the United States encourage Chinese
immigration" Henry Collins; Margaret, or
the Flower Of Louisiana" Lizzie YORK case
"Water Lilles," lpoem,) Nellie NJ. Garbrant
"Insanity aud Treatment of the Insane John
Carroll Power; "Rosy Hours" (poem,) Ashley
H. Baldwin.
Besides the above, there are additional in
stallments of "Rlack Eyed Bella" "Wllfrld
Oumbermede, ,nand Francis Viacents "History
of Wilmington.
The Educational, Young Americas and Man
ufacturers' and Mechanics Departments, all
contain suitable and we'll written articles, per-
tanning to the subjects under which they are
cassed. The Editorial Department treats ol
eLove-The Fundamental Principle OF the
Universe;" subject which, from its universa
application, cannot fail to prove Interesting to
all. ( ft fk tRlF'f 20 20
We advise all who wish to support home
industry and procure good publication, tf
purchase the last number of Harkaess Magar'n'
and then become regular subscribers. Price ~
cents per number, or u 90 per year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26
WATER srnxur.-Th;s morning the last build

WATER SrRKKT.-Th,s morning the last build
ing necessary to be removed in order to widen
Water street, was torn down. 1t was John h.
Turner'S coal office, near French street. The
grading at the western end OF Water street ID al
most completed, and when the debris Is removed
the street will be ready for the reception OF ad-
ditlonal tracks. The p, w. Il b. r. X. tracks
will be removed further apart along the street, as
there is not sufficient room between them at
present to permit OF two Pullman cars passing
each other without touching. few days ago
two of them coliided in this manner, and were
badly scraped The regulation distance between
double tracks is six feet one inch, but along the
greater part of Water street the distance Is less
than six feet. On the Darby Improvement ii
is seven feet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

AMUsEMENTs.-At the Opera House, this
evening, the Wallace Sisters give an entertain
ment Of comedy and burlesque. To all who
propose going, and we hope the number is large,
We say look oul for something highly entertain
log.
The Cushman engagement opens tomorrow
evening. at the Grand Opera House, with "Guy
Mannering," Miss Cushman, of course, appear
ing in her thrilling and famous role of Meg Mer-
riUes. Saturday evening she will appear as the
stately Queen Katharine, in Shakespeare
Henry VIII"
Monday evening next, Sothern, the grea
comedian, will appear at our Grand Operi
House. in hs great character..oi Lord DGndrtary
| in "Our American Cousin
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26
soClE ETtGS.
xxrrzxas THIS RvkHIsa.

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2. !. o. o. F :at Odd
Fellows Hall. Third and King.
Ksokuk Tribe, No. 8, L o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market stSeet.
Wilmington Division, No. l, s. of T., at Sons
Of Temperance Hall, McClary building, Market
ct. above 9th.
Wilmington Council, No. l, o. U. A NJ, at
Mechsnics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
7 Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets-
Lady Washington Nome Communion, at 5oi
Market street. lls4
Clayton Lodge, Ne. 4, K. of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Eden Lodge, No 81, o OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE ALMsHoysE.-Yester
day. the Levy Court ana Trustees Of the Poor,
for New Castle County, paid the annual official
visit OF inspection to the Aims House, in this CITY,
All present expressed themselves highly pleased
with the careful and efficient manner in which
affairs at the Almshopse are conducted, rs wss
evidenced by this insuection. Col. Febiger made
a neat little speech, in which he congratulated
those present upon this state OF affairs, and COM
plimented the Matron upon the careful manner
in which she supervses all the departments under
her charge. The inmates were all found to be
IN comfortable, hearty and satisfied condition.
Before leaving, the visitors partook OF sulnptu-
GUS repast, which all did ample justice 10.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26
SCRACE CHURCH CEMETERY"
~ (Brandywine Hundre2.)

VNO THE PUBLIC. s..
The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrang ements 10 carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from afi points
on the line of their road and w est Chester.
Also. to all points on the Philadelphla and Read
Ailentovn Columbia Harrisbu Lancaster. Down
ingtowp. Mahonsy City. Mt. Carmel. Norristown.
Pottsyille, DO.
mar az Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
Express matter sent 70 Franklin fslegraph Oh 10,
No West Third street or 60 their Depot. Front
and Madison or orders isft with MoMailen 4 Seal.
deijysring agents. win receive prompt atteation.
c. ST0LZ,
spS-n GsnI supt ". 4. B. r. Go.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

SuccEssFUL.-A Scientific paper, called the
"W estern Arlzan," publishes a hthograph OF
the extensive foundry in Chicago, of Messrs.
Collins Il BuIgie, for the manufacture o. stoves.
The foundry is probably the most extensive OF
the kind in the west 1t covers over an acre
and q half of ground, and employs several hun
dred men. Mr.. Bnrgie is a Wimingtonian, a
son of tho late John Burgie who kept the toll
gate on the Newport or Lancaster pike several
years ago. He is now looked upon as mil
iOnaire..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

REMovALs-Dr. Maui has removed his office
to thesouth east corner OF Seventh and Shipley
streets. a
Bellah e. Elliott have removed their iron
store to the corner of Third and Frenc SITS.
Geo. q Macan & Son have removed to the
Masonic Temple, SIG Market street
The Grovor & Baker Sewing Machine Co,
have removed to 507 King street.
David w. Chandler has removed from Tat.
nall street to the n. L. corner of Third and
King streets.
James Prettyman has removed to No III
Market street, George Mccall having retired
from business.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

A CHARITABLE LADY.-A respectable and ex-
tremely charitable Quaker lady has made pres
eut to the society for the Relief of lndigent Fe-
males, OF this city two forget its corporate name
the sum Of three thousand dollars. This Is a
Quaker (Friends) Society, but the people relieved
are not Friends, but those who do not belong to
that sect. She has, previous TO this, given six
thousand dollars to charitable institutions in this
city, making in all nine thousand dollars that she
has laid up 10 her treasures in heaven. This is
indeed commendable. aF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

of weekly meetings and the appointment OF all
business committees by the President These
recommendations were concurred in.
The meeting then adjourned, 10 meet again on
Wednesday afternoon next, tho lst proximo, at
three O'Clock in the lecture room of St. Pauls
NJ. 4. Church.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26
PUBLIC SALES.
A DEER PARK HOTEL,
Newark, Del. will be sold u.
PUBLIC Safe.


ON FRIDAY. MARCH e7, 1874,
Consisting Of Horses. Hogs, Carriages. Harness.
&e Also. Beds. .Bedsteads Bedding, Chairs. tables
ana all the Furniture therein contained
One Fine Mare. with foal by a blooded bo,ss
e. nne road or work Horses. worth the a
Colts. three years old. fne matches. we'll Az
broken in double harness. -Four head .ksl.SS
OF Shoats; two ork wagons family carriare ali
nearly new one set of double harness. nearly new
sets OF single carriage harness in good repair.
SET oil wagon harness. sleghs. one of which il an
Albany cutter. new. with bells; 2carriage roles
sixteen foot ladder. Plow and barrow coiIar.
brides. garden tools. &c. >''aiS'
Also. on the same day and date will he sold nj,
the furniture. carpets. &c. consisting of II SETS II
furniture, with bedstead. chairs. stands &c. a0I
yards OF ingram and other carpets some of il yerv
hne; lou yards OF OF! cloth. lot of ne leather bens
mattresses he'd clothes. &c. fine set hair Cloth
parlor furniture, fine parlor looking glass 2 din
ing tables. lot OF coal stoves. heate rs Nc exten-
slop table, lot OF lounges l new Niagara Ne 9
cook stove. lot Of wash bowls and pitchers. Also.
dining and breakfast dishes. knives forks kc '"'
Kitchen Furniture Complete; one fne clock and
many articles too numerous to mention persnns
are invited to try the horses and examine the f,,r
niture before day of sale, " i~i
MS,-All sums over $50 a credit of z mon+hs
Will be given with purchaser giving a banEabIs
note With approved security; ali sums undar soS
| the cash will be required. "A1'i CIV
| Should the weather be stormy the sslo will h.
| postponed until the next fair day "''' W
| ~ oaie TO commence at ~ o'clock A. M sharn
| Il. I. Riddle, Auct. NJ Ci' IVTpN
| saml Garrett. Clerk. marITdi.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

THE "CIrY OF PRKINa."-A school boy given
to figures, originates the following: The horses
to represent the horsepower employed in the
"City of Peking," recently launched at Chester.
If put into line, allowing each horse II feet
space, would occupy distance of ten miles, and
the number Of horses to haul the same vessel, al
lowing to each team of four horses to draw two
tons, would require 1000 horses, making a line
of ID miles.