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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-07
BY TE,LEG GRAPH
Latest News from Washington.
Runaoresa Change In 1hc Tra~.r....
shtf>-Tho Arkansas .reonhra.-I,,.,..
babIe Action or Tho ssenarn, s,e,....s

ssuMoresa Change Ina uhc Trensurcr,
shtP-Ino Arkansas TRouhfas.-Isr,n.
oaHie Action OF tho General Ssoyern.
mens. 80
Especial telegram TO the Dispassh.,
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The minors th,,
the President has rendered the Office or Co.,
rotary Of the Treassoy to Minister wash.
burnc arc very generally credited. tbouph
not yet confirmed vt the White House So
general i, the credit placed in the report that
many comments have been made TO-DAY bv
members OF Congress and others as to the
effect OF such appointment, both as TO the
financial situation aud upon future presI-
dcnsial prospects.
Ills believed that II Wsshburne does sue
coed Richardson it will be With an eye to the
Executive office. and that he will be warmly
supported 10y President Grant, who, though
he does not desire TO be elected again, would
be very happy to DC succeeded by Il. B.
ashhurne, to whom he is indebted for
warm support not only in his first Presiden-
tial campaign, but during his career in the
army.
There is no decision yet in the Arkansas
case. The Brooks faction lags in presenting
its case 10 the Government. The President
| will decide OH Friday whether they file
their argument or not, and the present indi.
cations are that tho General Government
will favor the Baxter side Of the case.
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Death from ASDhixi0.

UTICA, n. Y, May 6.-Theo. a. Schenck,
of the Utica Herald, died last night from
aSphixia.
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MARINE IGTEEEIGESCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, MAI 6,lS74.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NAY 7, 1874.
Srn rises. ....... 5.O7 Noon rises.........12.O6
!uu sets....,.., Cos High tis,c........... S 43
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SuHMER RESORTS
WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY
VIRGINIA

have leased this celebrated watering-place, and
on the Of June will be ready 20 receive visitors,
or sooner If parties insist upon coming.
Terms: $50 per month Of twenty-eight days.
Pamphlets to be had Of PURCELL, LADD & Co..
Richmond; COLEMAN s ROGERS, Baltimore, or OF
the proprietor.
Telegraph office In hotel.
Get or At Millboro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad JOHN L. EUBANK,
W. Ann Proprietor.
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REMEDIES.

VALUABLE REMEDIES.
DR.. De Snnctis's Rheumatic Pills, English;
Blair,s Gout and Rheumatic pills, English;
Lavillc's Elixir for Govt, French;
LaYiIles Pills for Govt, French; s..-
Blsncards Pills I.dide Of Iron, French;
Lera,s syrup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyot's Concentrated Tar, French; .
Swau's Syrup Hypophosphites, French;
PauIlinia Powders and Pills, French;
Buisson's Alkaline Lactates LoZeuges, french;
Datura Tatula-specifc for Asthma, English;
Brockendep's Compressed Soda Pills, English;
pancreatic Emulsion-Savory q Aeore's;
Paucreatized Cod-Liver Oll-Sayory Aoore's /;
G!obnles OF Apiol, French;
Sauibb's Podophyllum Pills;
DIR. Francois Tripie1 Pills 49,
Tor solsby MEADE & BAKER.
NH z fnarInaeeuIisIs' % . saa.. 9ee 49,
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND II.
II OIIORS AT WHOLESALE have opened
WIItT.EsALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
LQnoR sT9sE in one OF my hsrs S.eaa Keen
sI3 ~. leading goods In my line. Having made ar.
n With nortbera and western HOUSES ca
sell 10 the trade at prices the fans rs are are seq 10
i,Site buyers TO call and examine my ST. Jck. In
ducemen.s are offered 70 country mercb ants: ~
pnd West' ia now being received In II y warehouse
daiiv Tbe following arrived In put: 20 hogs
heads BACON, 81 boxes BACO n, 100 barrels sS
EERRfNGS. 10 hogsheads SUGf II, so bags RlC
1nEEEE. SO barrels MoLASs,ES, 100 barrels
el'l''sA' = JAMES MURPHY,
an1s-1m 1916 AID 1913 Cary street.
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BAGGAGE EXPRESS,
FURNITURE.

rKEAT REDUCTION IN FURNI-M
0aCkE;-J; D. GATEWOOD, 3Ia Broad ~
between Ihlrd and Fourth streets. | have ~
Add Hning-room FURNITURE at prices which
cannot be surpassed IN this city. Cane and WOOD
lion and made to order. Upholsteripg and rennir-
Ing. Chairs Cane-seated, &c. Cti1.nsand STRANGERS
will End 1t 10 their Interest 10 give me ea Goods
delivered tree in city limits. NV
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EXTRACT OF CIsSAMPELOS PAREI.
IL RIA AND BUCHU-rellable In allaying pain
Diminishing Inflammation and irrltability OF the
bladder removing instructions from the kidneys,
preventing the formation CT stone. and curing
Chronic diseases Of the urinary passages, liberation
Of the kidneys and bladder, calculous affections
aud xltendI NJ diseases, In either se1-tor Sd lie by
anj7 S. Z. DOVE, Richmond Va.
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Death from Wydrophobia.
PHILADELPHIA, May GA child six years
OF aye, bitten by a dog month ago, died
yesterday Of hydrophobia.
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~ L
Of the following and other noted brands, now hnd-
Ing direct from the fisheries: Meods;; Wlhstons,
IMAM ng AFn''e"u b bsay fSSRf'. MGnRis
|NN AND AFTER NAY 1sr, 1874, the
" business heretofore conducted undtr the firm
name Of BnowS, PEMBERToN co. VIII be ear
rico on under the name Of u. y. DAVIS w.,
who will Keep always on hand large stock OF |
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, and LIQUORS,
and solicit = continuance Of the trade generally;
$50 barrels 4, 3; {; aud CfELiOH SU6ARs
90 barrels lew-grade YELLOW SUGARS,
| so barrels Porto Rico MDLAsSAS,
| SO barrels Prime 10 Choice STRUPS,
| so barrels Common S1RUPS,
| T5 tjprreS Prime LEAF LARD,
| 10 hogshcats SHOULDERS and SIDES,
20 tierccs Choice SUGAR-CURED HAMS, can
x ,,er SaseI ta SHOULDERS can
!, bor assf SR ia siS BACON, small sizes;
Fall line hGUAYEA and RIO COFFcss,
15O boxes SOAP. various brands;
| 100 boxes Prime Factory CHEESE r,,
100 barrels Prime Bright EASTERN hEh-
Kings,
] 90 barrels Extra and Superhne rLUth,
rs barrels VINEGAR.
Also. q full assortment or
TEAS, BUCKETS, BRoohs, WRAPPIfG-pAPER'
TOBACCO, RICE, CANDLES,
HORsFORD'S POWDERS, PEPPER,
SPICE, MUSTARD, GINGER,
BRUSHES, NUTNEGS STARCH,
BLACKIEG, &C.. &c.
Also. full line ..
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
GORDoN's VIRGINIA HAMS,
SUPERIOR 70 WEsTPHALIA,
" for sale by .
CHRISTIAN wBETE,
ap27 sl4 Main street, Richmond, Va.
NEW CROP TEAS, ...
1000 hossheads ViRGfSf fi0H hEoe.RouND BA
MAKSAyx anahAnosE oLARET;
LONDON PORTER and SCOTCH ALE;
h1oAAW VIRGINIA PEACHES
J,F. MEREDITH,
ap21 11es Main street
SALT! SALT! SALTI!!
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM LIVERPOOL.
We are now receiving per bark " Edwin,'
5000 sacks "DEAKIN'S" LIVERPOOL FINE
SALT,
In double bleached sacks and In prime ordes which
we offer 10 the trade delivered at City Point or
Richmond) at lowest market rates
,ks uAO - w.
NEW ROE AND GROSS HERRIkGs,
y s sss E$ 5HiS Sfi$i HAMS
WILLIAM H. TATUh,
,,1a 514 Broad arest.
n CHESTS OF THOSE CHOICE
LII GREEN and BLACK TEAS
just arrived anu w W. s G. fpsasDRtDeE CO.'S
,bo4 s27 Broad street.
u7HEATEN GRITs, or CRACKED
wv WHEAT, OATMEAL. FINE HAMS. and
NEW ZOE HEhElNGs just rsrs1yss aaa c iSt sale
BY y % G 4 hos sss blesa s siGssss.
DRTME GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto n h,so
DRIDSE co.'s. s27 Brosd street NH q
mo COUNTRY MERCHANTs.
so bags RIO andLAeUAYRAS 9yEIE5E; Yrn
100 boxes aud ..nisters oSBoRN'sPREHARhD
$50 I Darrels o Prime = I Srssh. EASTERN BEE.
sssssss g PEW ESSEHsA sSs sSsAH
100 boxes CREAM CHEESE; .s,,t.-.
90 hogss eads BACON sides ana o, snon,osss'
a Aisa oar y sssertmens OF REEINED sue
LlQUo TOBACCO, PG1; &c. ie ac "a ST -
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS.
A Il COST FOR CASH.
Having determined upon change IN my gre ss ~
.siness 10 close out nov. offer my entire stoeR o.
KIN GLASS and CK0EkEkY.WAkE ENC
FANCY GOODS at COST FOR CASH. n =.
The above goods are Of nrst guzlitys ana S MI u
| 0" In1ensiinc to continue the HOUsE-fUhNisIs
ING aud WOODEN-WAkE business. snsM snG ss =
vor to have on hand full supply 81 on af ST
| up 2a-lm x. IVY s s1''5
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"If the number sold Of any one machine be el
terion OF It's merits, THE SINCE Err carried
The palm.'-Geto York Daily Press.
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sFiN,trNtyEserT,.
RICHMOND STOCK E K Anar

r,... - : WEDNESDAY,, MaJ 8, 1874.
anefe were no sales to-day at the stock Board.
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STATISTICS OF SWORN SALES FOR 1877
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

UNION NJ f. CHURCH SUPPKR-Last evening
the members and friends of the Union NJ. L,
Church and Sunday School, gave grand supper,
in the church, corner Fifth and Wsshineton
streets, which was highly successful affair -Four
tables, each seating thirty-two persons, were
spread in the sunday School room, and these
tables were filled several times, by the hungry
crowds who took seats in turns and made vigor-
Gus attacks on the tempting viands spread In pro-
fusion before them. corps OF fair walters were
In attendance and the wants of none we're neglect
ed II was late in the night before all were served
and between 700 and 500 persons, in all, partook o.
the supper.
While the tables we're occupied, those IN wait
ing assembled in the auditorium oil the church
where the choir, under charge OF Prof Allen, gave
vocal and instrumental concert, which, OF Itself
was rare treat. Many beautiful selections were
finely rendered and pleasant recitation was de-
livered by Miss Mary j. Lowe. prominent lea
ture Of the concert, was the playing OF the organ
by little May, five and half years old, daughter
OF 8. Hersey, Esq This little girl displays o
musical talent that is quite wonderful lhe cnurch
was handsomely festooned an evergreen cross
was suspended from the centre oil the ceiiing' ano
an evergreen harp decorated the organ Inc coh
cert was greatly enjoyed The whole affair IN iaci
was highly satisfactory, ,pecuniariy and olher~ise
and reflected much credit on those concerned IN
Its management.
After The supper was over Prof. Alien, on De,
half OF the Sunday School, presented the pastor oi
the church, Rev. Chas. Hill with flne large cake
In return, Mr.. Hill presented Prof. Allen with
beautiful boquet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
uE, F, KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron

as never been known 10 fail in the cure OF weak
meas attended with symptoms: indIsposiuon y e1 :
ertIon; loss OF memory difficulty OF breathing
gen neral weakness; horror of disease weak. nery.
Gus trem bling; dreadful horror OF death night
sweats cold feet: weakness; dimness of vision ;
languor universal lassitude Of the muscular sys-
TEN enormous appetite. with dyspeptic symptoms;
hot hands: flushing CT the body dryness OF the
skin pallid countenance and eruptions on the
face purifying the blood pain in the back he avi
ness Of the eyelds freou ent black spots fyi ne be
fore the eyes with temporary subusion and loss Q
sight: want OF attention, etc. These symptoms al
arise from weakness, and 20 remedy that. m use
L. F. KUNKEL's Bitter Wine OF Iron. II never
fails, Thousands are now enjoying health who
have used il. Take only Z. +. kuNkELs.
Beware Of counterieits and base mmltshons. as
Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron is 50 well known all
over the country, druggists Themselves make an
imitation and try TO palm it off their customers.
when they call it Eunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron,
Krnkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is put up onl- IN
ST bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put on
the outside. with the proprivtor's photograph on
the wrapper of each bottle. Always look Tor the
photograph on the outside, and you will always be
sure TO get the genuine article.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere
dec3-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
The Foremo,t Tonic of the Age

Taking into consideration the character of its
vouchers. the history OF its cures and Its immense
annual sales. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters may be
fairly entitled the Foremost Tonic of the Age. 1t
is not only tonic but constitutional and local
Alternative and its tendency is to substitute healthy
for diseased action throughout the system. II the
i'm preston upon its mucous tissues. sooner has
the dyspeptc swallowed dose of it than he knows
accession of vigor 1t increases the desire Tor food
and the ability to digest and assimiate 1t. 1t the
organ and imparts to It a new and healthful i'm
pulse. The bowels being obstructed. it promotes
the flow OF bils Into the intestinal canal and there
by relieves them and re-establishes their natura
action Its effect upon the brain. the nerves ans
kidneys is equally falutary. In short 1t tones. a.
tiers and regulates the whole system. 2sto fepo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

Ths distribution will be in public, and will be
made under the same form and regulations as the
San Francisco and Louisville Library Gift Con.
ceIts. under the supervision OF committee of
prominent citizens selected by the ticket no ers
Reference TO the integrity of this enterprise
and of the management is made to the following
we'll known citizens:
Sam. l.. 1ibbals. A. Topronce, J. Malsh. J. Il.
Gerrish-Mcmberso Of City Council.
Judge I, j. Black. Asst u. >. Assessor. Malsh
d. Greenwald. Proprietors Metropolilan Motel:
Eugipe Moore, City Marshal W W: Hull. Archi-
tect. J. kehoe, Constable j. kupier, Jeweler
Capt. 5. Howe, Contractor o., y, Richmond
Co. Commission Merchants; NJ. h. Campbell, Pro-
prietor of Central hotel; sinEleton 4 oreath .
Proprietors Pacific Stables; S. p. Hitch, Merchant
Sandy. Utah; A. q. Garrison. Helena. Montana
We will also announce that each and every per-
son buying ticket can at any and all times eX-
anime books and all business transactions con-
nected with the enterprise and RS the drawing Of
prizes will be placed in the hands OF honest and
disnterested men, 1t will insure fair and impair
tal distribution.
Good Responsible Agents Wanted. Lfbsr-
al Com mission Allowed.
Rs-Money should be sent by Express or by Draft
ON any solv ent bank by Post-o ofice Money Order.
or REGISTERED Letter. at our risk. For particulars
address,
jan23d3m Lock Box 15S. Corinne, Utah,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

ESCAPED FROM JAIL-Two persons named
Thos. Johns, and Thos Dicksy both colored
m sde their escape from New Castle Jail, early
yesterday morning. By some means, they sue.
ceeded in entering the weaving room, and from
this place it is supposed by means Of ropes
made good their escape upon and over the wall
steps, To recapture them efforts have been
made but with no success thus far. Both pri
soners were serving out three years imprison-
ment sentences, for assault and battery with in.
tent to kill. Dicksy's term would have ex-
pired in May next, but Johns had eighteen
months yet TO serve. The latter escaped minus
his Shoes and it is supposed both are secreted
with friends in the neighborhood. Warden:
Israel Ridngs and Ben. +. Herdman, have beer
suspended 10 wait the result of al Investigation
of the escare.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

SOCIETY VIsIr-Last evening, Hope Council
No. ,, Jr, O. U. A. NJ, of this city, received a
friendly visit from a number OF Philadelphia
brethern. The visitors comprised delegations from
Fredonis, Ellsworth, Eolian, Schuykill and Man
tua Councils, ,,of Philadelphia. hia,.accomPsnied by the
Weccacoe band and Chester Council, No. 80, OF
Chester, numbering in all about l40 They arrived
here al s1j, and were escorted to Mechanics Hall
in SlyeIs Building, No. jll Market street. where
they were pleasantly received aud entertained by
the members of Hope Council. Short speeches
were made, songs sung, refreshments served, and
many excellent selections performed by the band,
which was composed entirely of members of the
Order. The occasion was one of great pleasure
and was enjoyed by all present. The visitors ieii
en- the ?;55 train, but, before leaving .paraded
about the streets, headed by the band, and tender
ed serenades TO various persons connected with
the Order.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

SALE OF THE TOWNSEND PaorERTy.-T
sale of the real of estate and personal property
of r. Frank Townsand, yesterday (cdveriised
in the GAzETTE) by Ogle 4 Miller, auctioneers.
resulted as follows:
Tract No. l. containing acres 2S Perches
and the mansion house, was hid up to $40. 900
and then Withdrawn.
Tract No. ., containing acres, rod and %
perches was sold to Mrs. Rogers, for $40 per
acre or $2,327 3S.
Tracts No. 3 and containing 6 acres, 3 roods
81 perches and atwo story frame dwelling
house, were sold TO DR.. Burr, who owns ad.
Joining property, for $42S 81 per acre, or about
$4,000.
Tact No, 8, containing 6 acres. 3 Foods,
perches and two story frame house, was
bid up to $3.50 per acre and then withdrawn.
Tract No. G. containing 3 acres aud "a per
ches, was sold to Joseph Gould, for $3.50 per
acre or 81, ,0S9 so.
Tract No. : containing acre, roods ii
perches, and two story frame hosse, was sold
10 Charles Shields, the tenant, for ST 300.
The sale of personal property resulted in
spirited bidding and lively competition Good
prices were generally obtained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tomorrow is the last day in which taxes nay
be paid and votes saved.
Abbott n Mckinney advertise Kindling Wot d
delivered, ut 81 per lUGd.
People will save five pc. cent, by paying thei
water renis before to morrow night.
We have another change OF weather, to-dsy.aId
the thermometer fell to between 25O and 80.
The bearded lad, and other attractions are now
on exhibition ut Chadwick Museum, West Fourth
street
Auo, her intercs ting letter in relation to tbs vii
mington x Western Railroad, will be found else
where, in to-day's paper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

UNDUE VIoLEScE.-In seizing some property
fer rent, yesterday ia house on East Third
street County Constable resorted 10 much un-
due violence. The carpets were rudeiy torn up
,om the floor, coffee pot roughly emptied in
the street, and the stove removed while it was
yet hot The amount of rent due was $l3
The lady Of the house was alone, her husband
being away Of work.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
WIN. 8. WATT
NO. 1909 Market street,
PlU MBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER

Wishes his friends and patrons TO know that he has
reeum "a busin ess in the above brances and would
desire 70 renew their custom heretofore SO literally
bsstoved, as 10 prepared TO do all kinds Of work
IN his hne and submit O. Inmates Of cost guaran-
tseinr TO fnsh all contracts and complete all jobs
In the most
SUBSTANTIAL Il &WORkMANLIKE MANNER.
sstisfactiop to all vii! be my aim and the small
possible profit charged.
Give N call. apzz-d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
Special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2,5 Market
in general that he eeps on hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that d competent person Is AT AL
times ready to prescribe for such SICK as ea al tha
price of the edi zines the same price as they would
pay anywhere else: but that ne one Is VISITED at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

POLICE CAsks.-Since yesterday morning. pan
Cork and Ben Burnell, both colored, have oeeh
arrested and tried for disorderly conduct haen
was required to pay costs. and give ball. IN 'he
sum of $500 to keep the peace. ...o
I,st nlrht there were thirty-iour loogers at the
l,it,. LII all
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

lrcrvRE-This evening, al the Hanover ffes'
hvierian Church, Prof. VIM. Whyte, ex-Superih
rsndenl OF Ohio Public Schools, VIII deliver
lecture, on an educational subject, unaer T rt
morrow morning Prot. Whyte Will lecture III
School No |.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

MANsLAUGHTER AT West Chester, on We'd
nesday, Daniel Jones, col, the "Highland muir
derer, on trial for shooting Jacob johnson, alias
Nelson, COL, the 4th of last August, was found
guilty OF "manslaug nter.' The prisoner was
moved to tears when the jury announced the
verdict. The sentence has not yet been imposed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

QUEER TuKFr-Last night, noSro man en-.
,orsd the ward of a woman living near W es'
Wilmington, drove out her COW, Killed ana sk!n'
ned the anime, and sold the hide IN tnis ol.y
The police are now looking him UP. Pm n ~ LAST
the moor woman lost her COW, she WILL AT least
hare meat enough to last her long while.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

ATAILLEss KITTEN John Wier at No.l009
Market street, possesses Maltese kitten two
weeks old which nature has denied the priceless
boon of tail. The heartf cit pleasure Of apin-
ming around on one hind foot. in ferce pursuit
of the tip of its tail, this kitten will never
know
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

MUSICAL ENTRRTA1NMENT- musical eute,-
,,inr,on, viii bo gwen at the Wesleyan Female
College. on Wednesday evening next, February
4th. for the benefit OF the Union Aid Society.
The entertainment will be conducted by thes
Young ladies OF the College, assisted by several
gentlemen of musical talent. Tickets Tor safe al
Pobelen & Bros, and at the book stores.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

RELlGIoUs.-I evening, Rev. Mr. Gilleiano'
the blind preacher. will prerch his farewell! sell
mon at the Elm Street Baptist Church.
Rev. Gaylord L. More will preach IN tne
Central Presbyterian Church, this evening nj ~
o'clock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
city Finances.
Nd EXPENDITURES.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The clerk of the City Council has just pub
lished the annual statement of the city finan
ces, from which we take the following
RFCAPITIJLA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

The usual connections will be made. There
will be no demonstrations On running the first
trains over the extension. Some OF the officers
of the road, or a lew In. n.erested citizens may par
ticipatc in the first through trip, and the people
OF Reading may assemble at the depot TO see the
first through train come In.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

PRRsoNAL.-We are pleased to note that Mr.
q. c. Ca,nmeron, of Er9y Erening, has so iai
recovered from his long sc,ge Of illness as to De
able to walk out occasionally. We hope he Will
soon be enabled to resume h,s duties
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

Under the provisions of q recent Ordinance the
City Council will hereafter allow bills only once
per month.
The skate trade has been troubled somsw hal
with torpidity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
CITY NOTICES.

The best Recommendation of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. They m
variaby advise their friends to drop in and try II
ON. at BABCoCk Il BRO.
20j Market street.
marcE Cater for Gentlefien is unipersduv recon-
mended by those who have worn it as The Ga'ter
for comfort aud convenience: For sale only oy
BARC0Ck BRO.
206 Mark ct street.
Mems Caters. s. and UP,
Mems Boots. So and up.
Ladies Shoes $50 and up.
At the old cheap Store ot o
BABC0Ck BRO,
2O5 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
The Wilmington 81 Reading r. r

Below will be found the new time table for
trans on the Wilmington & Reading ltailroad, to
take effect oil aLd after Monday next. Trains
moving northwn-d will run as follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
SOCIETIES,
MEETINGS THIS xvxrINo

Fairfax Lodge No. 8, o r., at Odd Eel
ows' Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, I o o F. ct Odd
Fellows Hall, Cd and King Sts.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, o II NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No A, o U A M, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, No. g. Jr., o U M, at Hall
9TH and Market st.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5Oi
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge, No 7. K Of +, at knights ol
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market st.
~Washington Camp, No. !, T o of A, at Nc
Clary's Building. Sd floor. l:arket ST. above 9Th.
n Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
Market streets, third story front.