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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12

IN me IS. Senate on Friday, tho bin 10 70
,nNe ased AMI iuiilm prr-empti5n settlers, on
me Puolie Land Was passed. Mr.. Sargent. of
' Ai'iorhl1, introduced ljls tn protect glcicty
a AZ execute the laws IN Utah, Nh Dennis, Of
Mal ylahd. introduced 4 bill To provide for Inc
M,n SHINING o. lilo whole militia Of the Cnitcd
states. The bill allow in.t National b.,nts ,o'
hlcirg their circulation Ia withdrIw a nrorar
,,"''M1 amount Of their bonds deposited, and
t'ic Sa'aly bill were discussed, but not disnos
'u o. Aiter an Executive session tho Scnaii
Adjourned until Monday. ''''''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12
& children often Look PaIe and
Sick

from no other cause than having worms in the stom-
browns vERMIFUoE coMFITS
VIII destroy Worms without Injury to the child being
perfectly WHITE, and free from all cooring other
Injurious ingredients usually used In worm prepafa-
tons. CURTIS Il BROWN, Preprietors,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York,
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers In
Medicines at Twenty-Five cents box. ty7-lyw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12

en- ANY LADY OR CHILD OVER YEARS
olU. of agc can now learn Madame Hermans
new method Of making Wax Flowers for only e. 20
by purchasing her new book Of Instruction and an
entire set OF moulds. Or her book of Instruction In
the beautiful art Of making Foliage which is perfect
moulds scissors. Price only IS 90. These books
can be had from the author, MADAME HERMAN,
No. i13 West 4lst street. New York, fom the office
VI this paper. oct30
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
AT
Il k 1 v A II Il SALE
~ NEW GARDEN TOWNSHIP. CBFsTrp

- go" N-'hoEN ioWNShiP, CHESTER
COUNY, Pa.
me subscriber offers at Private Sale tho property
and Lancaster Turnpike near Kaolln store and host
Hhg' containing about four acres Of highly improye ed
thu adjoining lands of George W. Taylor and Tie
American kaOlin Farm. The improvements s-ausa
IRE a substantial BRICK HOUSE, nearly E1
new wan q large Kitchen, dining room, par lill
"i and hall on tho first floor, rooms on the pSf
second and two in the attic; a summer kite hen a.
,achtu ana well OF excellent water therein. mum
be, ui run trees in bearing, frame barn with good
sabihg, and Il good shop suitable for mechanic or
butcher, are contained ON the farm.
1he above property Is convenient to mills, schools
and places OF public worship, and will be sold bar,
gam For further Information apply either in lei
son or ny letter 10 the subscriber living thereon
u'clS-Gw WILLIAM FOOTE, SR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12

MtRDER Al DELAWARE CIrY.-Suu, tin,o
-" Ian iiol hlhs, coiorei. married i daughter
OF Ann Miller also colurci, of Delaware I'ur.
IL seems hey did moi get alan. well together
anu recently ms wife left him, This is tie
alleged cause of The affair. On Monday morn.
ing December 29th, Hopkins went 10 the resi-
u'',c' o' ms fundamentally and shot both her
anu her son through the window, The loads
entering iher heads. Mrs. Miller has since
aleu, and her son is not expected To recovnr
oh tuesday Hopkins went to Middletown and
pawned his gun, it'll which the deed was CO...
united, for SO, and then took ibe train f,r
Ihliadeiphia, he having money due him there.
~ aheged. lie was pursued into Jersey by
oohstaDie Rhodes, Of Odessa, captured and
brought to Odessa, his hands being manariad
behind him, but OH his pretence of The irons
hurting nus Wilsts the officer ironeI them in
non., when, GWins sudden spring, the villain
,iarte'. out of his reach followed by two shots
from the cohsiable's revolver He was TRACKED
To Il nesio house and the occupants doclnreI
positively that lie had not been there. hut on
ihulhS cold-chisel and hammer there ,yhicI,
Iid oeeli used for cutting oil the handouts. tho
"ihTei promptly arrested three Of the inmates
ana lodged them in Dover Jail On lrnrnlng
tEat the negro had relatives in this town. Cnn,
slapie hhodes came here Monday night lac,
anu offered a reward Of $50 out OF Lis own
pocket Tor his arrest. He scored The se,virns
OF 'onslaPles Thomas, Moore, and Trait. WHO
r,ae o'Tii neiy thorough in working up the
case ihey soon traced him TO n house. and
Mnell ne i1uhd hn was discovered he rushed
'ii1 pack uoor followed by several pistol
,i.ots anu t1n INTO the woods two miles east OF
aomi, ue news was soon brought here, and
apal'S OF twenty-five orthirty men armed with
E'ls ana anu pistols started ON The chase. lie was
so'l discovered sncreted tnthc forest but with
powerful STRIDES llsthnCed his pursucrs until he
Ia'ne WITHIN about Two miles of Frrdei lea when
nc was 'o,dih discovered. Eut darkness COM
ny "l' ~ was soon out OF sight, ant tie patty
Ia e',iie ,o''siah'e sutherland, If flciGiici,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12
Valuable Real Estate

The subscriber oilers mt Private sale. ali tho-c
three squares OF glound between BTUa,ue and bu
Pont streets, aud Seventh and Eighth streets. III tha
city of Wilmington The centre square contains with
IN Its boundaries complete suburban rcNldehcei con-
slsting OF stone dwelling house, with Hll the modeIu
convenieLces Hrst class stone stable with hve t5l
stalls large carriage honse and she'd lee house
stone out house.
There Is also this square hot and cold grapcrv
In full bearing plenty OF shade aud TUT trees. ms
dwelling house, &C ntains vostibuie hall, Two paIlors
library, dining ioom buffers PANTY two kitcheLs
also two large china Closets hre IhOOi The second
story contains We chambers, two bath Toius and
ter closet. The third story contains lUur chambers
and large Closets and rstrlass State root the
entire building the cellars are light aud dry, city gas
ind water NIL the house. ihe house Is IN thor
ough repair. and the view from II a beI,Ned TO 10
the finest III the State.
l Tue back square contains udsome cottage,
graperles ard fruit trees.
The subscriber is prepared 10 81 the square facing
on Broomo street. In lots suitable Ul l.t class resi-
| dences. These lots face the city pub have many
| line shade upon Them and oNtIuuA the WHO'S
city and Is believed to be the hneet hdns e-
offered In tue city of Wilmington.
The terms when 1t VIII h. sJld Miil b. most To-
era and offers for all or ANY lnIt ~ tie p's wtli *
| well entei tanned,
/ Tho place can lie seen nj any time pttrt Il, m
| on application 10 the gardener al Elghh anal Clay tu
| streets.
l Further OrmatOn can he obtained the office of
NJ. N. CHILD 60,
l No.4Wo Seventh street, Exchange iiuidins,
/ jy2i- Agents Tor HENRY PEPPER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12

THE CELERY GRAp.--A vegetable gardner
called at a newspaper Office the other day aud
inquired very anxiously il the editor had seen
anything in the papers lately about grub
worm that was doing much damage TO the cee
~. Il intended said he, ro have raised Il good
deal of celery this year, Int don't think il viii
pay II that celery grub that started at Washn;
ton while since, about what I've lrrrn s,
muchon is coming this wav.' \ leh dawuc.
upon the editors mind The Salary Grab
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
Lord Massey .
How uE yIcrMIzKD KENNKTT SQUARE PEoPI
N TIE LEcTURE LINE.


How HE yIcrMIzED KENNKTT SQUARE PEOPLE
IN THE LEcTURE LINE
I Lord Massey, the greatest social bumbuS OF
the age, agreed to lecture at kennett square, on
Saturday night, in accordance with when sgree-
ment Q large audiencs assembled IN tue Aow
Han But amy Lord" came not. ana the auoI'
encs dispersed with the uncomforiape iIpiesslon
that they had been badly victimiEed. But aeoul
aisbt o'clock along came the pompous Lora IN
tWo-horse shay, reminding one of C@sn 'ri,
umphal entry into Rome, and the news spreau
like wind tire. The noble Lord haa arriveu aho
| what was to be dosef After eonsunalon Oh 'ns
committee the bell man was put on the street. anu
after considerable effort the eommiiles Ws,s
again able 10 re-assembie very feSPosuns
audience, When all things wee maae ieAay
our noble Lord quietly informed inc
thai he had reputation 10 pressise ANU iAus =.
have twenty dollars before he wouia 90 upon ,,.'
stage to which announcemeht the eoluiu..e ~
as,1nrrad ana reminded him of the contract, tina
| he would deliver his lecture Tor Whatever tne,
| choosa 40 Give him which no doubt would haV'
nssn ,be amount claimed had ne fulal' ed the con
tract and came at the time appointed th'
| committse then offered him all the money the!
bad tak at the door, but II was not sufiicient
sstisfv, Lis avaricious desire. The committee
| theu announced 10 the audience that their none!
| vould he refuuded TO them as they passed on
The aoor After that was done the pretende
| Lord concluded he would copdescend TO give hi
4 lecture for ten dollars, hut the people said nc
| and that Keuuett had seen about enougn OF ni
| Lordship. So ended the great drama VIII Lsr'
| Massey at Kennett Square, Saturday evening
January Sd, 1874 .stt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
INSTALLATIONS.

CENTRAL LODGE, no. 10, K. orp., DovEx.
OnMonday evening. Dee. 6th. vics Grand Chan.
cellor Adam !. Schrsck. installed the following Of
6cers in Central LODGE No. 10, X. of r., at Dover.
p. g., q. w. West; Q. c., Lewis Geiser;i v. O.
s. e. LoAand: X. OF n. s., N. II. Hutchins; n. efF
q. r. Crouch; M. H., David Rice; n. of A., j. X,
Pyle; l. j., A. b. Conrad; D. O., w. d. Leonard
AuT1vx LODGE. No. "A, Z, or r. rHIroN.
On Tuesday evening, the same officer Installed
officers in the above i.odgs as follows 20
V. p, John Woidman; O. T., It SImpkins
V. O., II. U. Bayman; X. Of r. \, q. w. Carson
NJ. OF f., ]. Williams n. of T., d. n. Nivin; M. o.
A., J. H. Hubbard: l. g., !. 4. Deats; o. a.. Dav
id Hsyde; Representative to Grand lodge james
Dunleavy.
DELAWARE pKaREE coUsuu. NO. ], o.U.A.N NJ
On Tuesday evening, at . regular Meeting o
Delaware Degree Council, No. !, o. q. "A. NJ, o
this city, officers were installed follows, to serv,
the ensuing term: Z
DC, RIP. Booaer ID. V. C., VIM. Francis r
s., ID. b. Markley; 4. s., james Marclll; Ind
George Lawrence; Ex., Isaac A.Nfsarcs; J. p.
| J. II. Appleby; Trustees, Chas. b. Snyder. d.
Marklsy and X. r. Boorsr. N4uItl
|, Coon ixrksr hvisios. Nos 1, b or 4.
Last evening, at the regular meeting of uooS
Intent Division No. l., s. OF T., officers were in
stalled as follows W. r., Mrs. 3. }. ksrbaugh
| W. A., q. +. Murdoch X. g.. J. X Bayiis A. Z
y, Il. s. Pennington; +. s., A. l.. johnson |; \,
W. c Gallagher; C., Ida II. Marvin. Con. >, J
Colt A. G. M. Buzns. tttsLaiih J
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

TIE NAHKKrs.-The severe rain storm, last
night and this morning, prevented many farIners
from coming TO the city, and therefore the mar
Eet was rather slim. But people must 20 TO
market, rain or shine, and thersfore the attend
ancs was nearly ~ large a. usual. This had the
effect OF keeping the prices well up ~rrr
Print butter sold ai 46, 50 and, 10 several In
stances, IS csnts per pound the supply Was linn
tied aud soon sold out. Prime roll batter sold
al - and 40 cents per pound eggs were 30, 80
and AZ cents per dozsn. Poultry was rather scarce
Turkies sold from SL15 70 81 so each geese from
SLID 10 sl75 do. ducks, tl20 TO s1.50 per pair;
chickens, 81 to xl.56 do. 10
Other produce sold as follows:--
Potatoes, lsa20 per half peck sweet do, 2sc
half peck apples, 20asoc per half peck onions,
Ssc do. iurnips, saloc per half peck, or 40c per
bushei; oats, l60c per bushsl; honainJ, l0c per
quart beans, lie per quart lima beam, l5o do;
soaked peas, &c do. pepper sauce, &c do. cram
berries, lSc do; cider, lOc do. app.e butter, q
a2se per gallon; horse radish, aai0c per bunch
celery, saloc do. /; cabbage, oaloe per head, or
$l rs per barrel. ae3sps4.
The pncss in the meat market were rs follsws:
beef, l0s25 per pound; perk, sa12 DO; mutton,
l2alcc do. lard, l2c do; scrappls, oc do. sau-
sage, l2e do. ham, he de-; plss fest, 20s25 per
There was q good supply Of dsh for sale, at the
following ratss: LobstsIs, 15 Cents per H.. whits
fsh, is de. rock, 25a50 per pair; haddock, 8 eta
per b.; perch, 2ca4o Per bunch; catfish, 2ca3C
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

OXFORD Co-oPERArIvg CAR COMPANY
Al the annual election Of this company, on
the soth nli., the following officers were
elected: President, D. NJ. Luke; Secretary
W. L. @. Tbona.;; Treasurer, +. 2: Asb;
Discion-J. W. Messick, William fonker
s. M. Kelley, Abner Bailey, w. Crowl
d. II. hayman; Superintendent J. n bel
ley. ILsFG NLt
Mr.. Thomas the Secretary, returned from the
West on Monday, having recured several con
tracts for cars. Work has been resumed with
fair prospect Of full operation without further
delay.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

Dkl.AWAkE :. Y. ". COMfANh No' %
Last, evening, at the annual meeting of
the Delaware Steam Fire Engine Company.
No. 3, officers were elected as follows for the
Pres,d.nt-Thomas S. Wilson.
Vice President--S. III. Chadwick.
Recording Secretafy-1I, Raymond Win
Sor.
Financial Secretary. Scanan.
Treasurer Peter Wood
Engineer WIN! !. Maxwell.
Trustees C. +. Bradley. II. II. Wirsor, L.
II. Wilson. :,
Investigating Commltee--E f.. Bradley, II. X.
sWipser, James W. Agnew, il .Duhy' frea'
Chairs. - - =,
Directors (for the ensuing SIX months)-H
r. Windsor, j. ". ARnew, .. Il. Chadwick
Robert Chambers, Charles Higgins, Edwin
r. Richards, Thomas II. Wilson, Albert Nc
Weigh. .li
wAsHrNoroN a f. +, AND II. l.. COMPANY
Monday evening, at the annual meeting OF
| the Washington Steam Fire Engine ana HOOK
and Ladder Company, officers were elected' as
follows
| Vice PresideRt-Wm. +. Cloud'
Sscretary-E. H. Singles
Treasurer-George Mccall:
Trustees--George Mccall. w, Il. Baliey' a
w. Nolan. :, D
Investigating Lommittee-T. n. Foreman
VIM. Hauna, John L; west. r Ma
Directors--H. Vandenbraak, mos. d. NM "
sey, j. T. West, E. Hazel, VIM: 4. lhncoin' /
N. foreman, Vim. F. Cloud, Il: .. hyls' II 4
Monckton, 1heo Jones, Lewis Gnfiett " H.
Leach. l}-El Fl.
| Driver--Erank Hyatt. sse.
WILMINGTON TURNPIKE COMPANY
President--J. r. Tatuni. -,
Secretary and Treasurer-Samnel u SInisiI'
Managers-John X. Tatun, Miiian Oauof
NJ unxlan1 A w. SmltQ.J j.
T. Bird. Samuel Canby. T.. Magargai, Samue'
smith.
wr1urraroS a KENNEL TURNPIKE COMPANY
President-Wm. Candy.
Secretary and Treasurer-Samuel Fl0yu.
MsnaUefs Marshall Chandler, Jam es
Delsnlaine. Samuel Floyd. Irene D. Du font
j. Poulson Chandler, Charles Green, WI
| liam Candy, James Bratton, Samuei " ne"
| lin.
wuStNaroN & PHILADELPHIA TUBNPIKK
CoMPANY
1 President Canby,
Treasurer-Jos. Tatnail.
| Secretary--E. Tatnall, Jr.
| Mana0efs-Joseph Tatuall, Edward EettS
Samuel Wollaston, Edward T. Beilah, .
| Cloud Elliott. William Candy, EdWard Iat
| nall. Jr., isaac s. Elliott, Edward Bring
hurst.
AMERICUs CLUB.
| Atthe a regular meeting of the AueIlcu
Club held last evening, the following o"cer
l were elected for the ensuing year
| PresIdent-James p. Hayes.
Vice Presidcnt-H. b. Mclntire.
| Recording Secretary-A. ID. ChaytOr.
Corresponding and Financial SecrelatS-'
C. Farra.
Treasurer-L. w. Palmer, ,,,
Directors-J. P. Springer, Henry q, NC
Intire, H. o. Moore, A. d. Chsy'or' H. n
Taylor, ,...... 1900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
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CITY NOTICES..

The best recomm eIdstion of the bismarck osi!eI
comes from those who have worn them lney ~
yariaby advise their friends to drop IN sna trS I"
on a. RABCoCk u BRO,
~ 215 Market street
"A sood article adversises itself. and the DIS
,a1yeE Galsr for GeAhesie1 IS aAsDeTsd.s recon-,
Iaeuded by those v Who have wsTn as ms Sa"V
for colnfort aud csnS enience; toI sale onlyp
e6 Market street.
Mems 6siters g. sni up,
Mems Boota SO and uP
Lsiies' Shoe, 81 - aud uP
At the vld cheap st are Of ,ao
40 Market street.
LADIES, -
We hsSs large stock OF ChlldIeus Snoet
hat must be sold call ana e1 anime, tne! sLe 'ery
chesn NM. II. BABCOCh co.
9I3 NR1ke 81. doors below foarth'
prsrsP1iov OF SFKcfE FAIHKST -Wm. II. bsp-
ccck d Co, ,alS Markel street. Doors setSw s'n, ~
lii 40 s.sT IN a. chanse for Boots and hoes 70
q iimitsd extent. they don't v aat 700 Eueh oil H.
howsver
TAosE PURCHASING
raol, snd shoes at 3l2 Market street. doors be-
lev FauTth have the advantage Of seleennE irom
. i.r,s and varied stock at low prices. 80
WIN. II. BABOoCk q CO
SS-Ftas cae Taets--'"Te the truth and shame
Ia Satan there is no getting aroundn: wnat We
"a I'd il said and the public bear Us out In our
onclpsion that lor rst- class boot shoe or Raiter
srS ed street. toar doors below 4ih; Is the place
feI 1t. VA "a DnHSNSA =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

WEAEaRR AID WBATEBRwzsE-Ths remark
ably mild weather for the wintsr has become a
theme of comment even among the schooi
children Ths end of the world is near, they say,
for the time has almost come when ons season IL
not known from another. Older sages also say
they believe the winters now are getting milder
than they used TO be, and that the seasons are
changing. But 1t will be some consolation 10 all
who arc in anywise anxious about II to know that,
according TO vertiable aueaent records, In Febru-
ary, l7O4, flowers were blooming In the woods In
this Latitude in rebruary, ,1779 the wil,ws leaved
the peach trees biossomsd, and dowers OF dande-
lion were seen in January, 1881, there was not
ice enough ON the smallest ponds to bear dog
in January, 1870. boys vera boating on the rivers
as il it were summer January, l7S3. the temper
ature called forth the protsstation Of the oldse
irhabitant that he had never seen the like; ant
in January, 17s5, the ak;es wsrs cloudless, thu
stmosphers warm, and the only thing the ehron;'
cler had to complain Of was bsing bothered b
the fiss. So there 10 nothing 30 very new aboul
warm weather in winter after all.
Yesterday, o cold rain prevailed ali day, spS
during the night, while the temperaturs fell con
sidersbly. This morning However. though tn
| rain continued, the wsathsr grew Glove ant
| warm, the Thermometer standing a. high AZ GO
An immense quantity OF rain has fallen durinI
the lsst twsniy-four hours though no damage b!
food ID reported.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
soclETIRs.
xrxr1ncs raIs xvsaiss.

Hope Lodge, No 81, 90 Eat Odd Fsl
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No Z. 5 Of I. at 5tt
and Market SITS. 49, ! 5..
Delaware Council, No-2, o u a III. at Ne
chanics' Hall. 2l9 Market st. -.
Rodney Council, No Is. q a n. at 701
East 7th st. h91s
Diamond Ststs Lodge. No. ), u +. at ao0t
Fellows Hall, 81 and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge. Ne q, X Of P, st knights o
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market St.
Oriental Lodge, No lS, X of r. at Ferris d
CARROTS Building 504 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

TIE READING MAIL RoUTE.-Ihe mail
route from Wilmington to Birdsboro wall not
be Heightened, after the opening OF the W. q
r. Z. r. extension to Reading, except by order
Of the Postofics Department. Al present, 'ne
mail IL taKen from Birdsboro TO heading on
,he Philadelphia 4 Reading. Railroad. 1t IL
supposed however, that the route will be ex'
landed along the whole line of the Whining
ton & Reading Railroad. and new Postofhcs
established. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

BOARD OF rRADE-At the regular meeting of
the Managers of the Board of Trade, last even
ing, the following resolutions were adopted.
Resolved by The Board OF Trade, That 1t 10 er-
ceedingiy important 10 the eommarciai nseds Of
Wilmington that an appropriation be made by the
present Congress towards the further improve
ment of our harbor. r..
Reselred, That tue President and Secretary OF
this Board are hereby instructed to ask our Sens.
tors and Representative to press our claims upon
the attention OF the appropriation committee and
upon Congress for an appropriation not less than
$50, 900. sas1f -
After the transaction OF business not Of public
interest the Board adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

TEE SENATORIAL CoNTEsT.-Every Even
IND intimatss that Mr.. Jenkins of the Comm er-
ciai could have no possible show for election 10
ths u. 8. Senate, even ifthe next Legislature
shol!d be unanimously Republican. The eiee,
lion Of Republican Senator Is entirely out oi
the question, bat as far as the Republican
caucus nomination is concerned, we DO mol see
that Mr.. Jenkins has not as much show a. some
othsrs menlionsd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

u. S. CncUIr CouRT-ln the U. S. Circuit
Court the case Of the assignee Of John w. Cris-
6eld vs. Joseph Bringhurst. Ia still being tried.
The case is one wherein the plaintiff brings SUM-
against the defendant for the recovery oil the
amount received by the sale OF certain BONDS
which the latter held as collateral security fol
amounts loaned John w. Crisfeld, now deceased
This mornings session was occupied BY the argu
ment of Mr.. Higgins, one Of the counsel for 'ht
plaintin
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

A SAD AFFLICTIoS.-Ssveral years ago, Miss
Lizzie ing teacher In one OF our Public Schools,
married and went to live in Philadelphia, whsTe
four children were born to her. Since Friday
night, three OF the children have died OF scarlet
fever, and the fourth is not expected TO live. The
afflicted mother is well known in this city, where
she has many sympsthlzing friends.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
rhcsex,nni NJ Il Discs.e

grow. that frishtful diseases often engsndersd
by seemingly triains ailments; Casual ats Of indi;
bilious attacks cuiminats in frsd diseases of tbs
liver intermittent twinses Of the legs and arms de
generate into the continuous agony OF acute rhsu
matisn. Net that such disastrous consequences are
inevitable. Far from It,. They are attributasls Is
neglect. A few doses of Roststtsr'4 Stamaeh Bit
nary Lilious affection. or arrest the prsmoniterJ
symptoms Of Iheumatisr. It 10 Ess tast whet
dyspepsia. or liver eompaint sr fhsgH3tsI. o.
has become permanent evil, and has even bams
the skill Of eminent physicians and rsastsd all "a
Bitters but 1t Is easier, Is Macbeth suggests Z
crush the serpsnt's sgg than the grown ssrpsnt'
janltos -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

SALES OF PROPERTY. This morning, Victor pn
Pont, Esq, Trustee, sold at public sale, at the
auction rooms Of Ogle & Miller, the properties Of
the late Elizabeth and samuel w allace, deceased
advertised in the GAzETTK) as follows +:
House and lot at the y. z. corner OF Fourth and
French streets, 2l1S feet front, to Wm Smith, ,tol
$500.
House and lot ON French street, below Fourth
adjoining the above, AZ feet trout, to Dlckersot
& Bro, OF this city, livery stable men, for 5000
ogle j. Miller, Auctioneers. n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

THEFT OF CAP AND OvERcoAT.-frs rsterday
afternoon, a sneak thief entered the hall oi
school No. 4. on Washington street between
Second aud Third and stole therefrom blue
black beaver oyercoat and soft felt hat. belong
ing to one of the scholars, named John Wireman
The thief escaped with his booty. and the iosi
was not discovered until school wss dismissed
The police are now looking up the affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

PRESENTATIONS Sunday afternoon. the man
bers of the Young Mems Bible Glass Of Union
N. e. Sunday School presented their teacher.
Robert H. NcDapel, with q handsome copy Of
CIark' a Commentaries, valued at abous $50
T,he presentation speech was made BY Nor
man festman, and the gift was received, on
bebalf Of Mr. AcDanel, by the Rev Charles
n, HUI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
Special Notices.
CONDENSED MILK.

Is male By esrelnlly eyapoIating the Hatery POT,
I sSits sugar aud sealing It up hermeticaily In
ttis way it will keep for years and can axain M pe
brouebt very nearly to Its naturally liquid state py
the addition OF pure water 1t Is very largely used
in the preparation Of food for infants. ana u
especially adapt ed TO the use OF uavehers on &c
y IS Of fresh milk. The best bEa2dsG G ere sold by
L. BRINGHURST j CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

Nor SRgrARIAx.--A marriage that occurred
Ia nsighboring town some weeks ago, was The
most unsectarfan We have heard Of lately. Ihe
principals were Quaker and Meihodist married
iu : Methodist church By two Presbyterian
ruinistsrs, with two Msthodist Ministers in the
uulplf. -Oxford Pres