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Selling Hundreds per Week.
Eclipse Stationery Package

ZACH package contains 10 sheets Of
T. writing paper, 10 envelopes, lead
pencil, pen-holder, pens and gift OF
Ladies' or Gents Jewelry.
Remember, all the above articles in az
elegent package sent, postpaid, for only
.e:j cents. This is superior to all
other articles of the kind. The prizes Uf
Jewelry is often worth more than the
price of the whole package. Don't let
this pass you, try one package, and you
will never buy Stationery any other way.
We are bound to sell 10000 packages
before 1875. Send for sample package
it will be the most goods you ever
bought for the money.
Address W. N. BURROW, -
2OO Main Street, Bristol. Tenn. 4,
Sept. 2-4w ~ IL
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Final Not ceo

ON the 14th day of October next. !
~ will apply to s. P. Wingard, Jnds'
of Probate of Lexington County, for n
final discharge as administrator of the
estate of Daniel Kinsler, deceased All
persons having demands against said
estate will render them properly attested
to the undersigned, on or before the
above date
WILLIAM KINSLER, Admr.
Sept 16-4w pd. B-o1
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Governors Orders.

TALL at Vansant's Saloon and try
" "Gunter's Pure Peach Brandy" and
Honey, Mountain Corn Whiskey, Apple
Jack, 1856 old Rye Whiskey, and Wines
and Liquors of the best qualities.
Don't forget to call and try "Gunters
Peach Brandy" and Honey, or if that
don't suit your taste call for what will
and you can get it. Don't mistake the
place. in rear of DR.. B. r. Wyse's Store.
w. TANSANT.
April S-tf. 25
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NOTICE.

DERSOSS indebted to L. Harman,
L Esq, dec, for services rendered by
him during his life time will make pay
mcnt to the undersigned.
, &. VI. HARM.4N.
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The Popular Cash
Grocery Store
OF
r. D. Sem & SON,
WhO1esd{t, and Retail
DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions &C.,
MAIN AND BRIDGE STREETS,
COLUMBIA, s.. C.
CINCE we have almost exclusively
- adopted the Cash System, our trade
has considerably increased We are de-
termined not to be undersold by any
responsible House in the City.
WE hope our friends will not ask for
w credit, as We will be compelled to
refuse.
WE have, after a long experience, in
w the credit system, find it more
advantageous to our customes and our
selves to confine ourselves to STRICTLY
Cash business.
WE are buying goods for cash. For
w cash We can buy cheaper. For
cash we can sell cheaper. 1t will be to
the Lexington peoples interest to call on
US before purchasing. We will sell our
goods at a small advance of cash Every
thing sold ut either of our houses war
ranted.
Messrs. VIM. Platt, and A. McCrany
Of Lexington will be glad to see their
friends and show any goods in our line.
We extend u cordial invitation to all
to call on Us when they visit Columbia.
R. D. sENN. D. L. sESN.
July 29-3m
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Are you so Languld that any exertlon
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1t is 10 alcoholic appetizer, which
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This is no new and untried discovery,
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known. Ask your druggist for it.
For sale by
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CHAMPION or LOW PRICES

Sept 1G-Gin
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
~E. f. KuAkeIs Bitter Wine Of Iron

This truly valuable tonic has been so thorough
Iytested by all classes of the community that it is
now deemed indis penssble as Tonic medicine.
IL costs but little purihes the bio I'D and Ryes
to the stOm ach renovates the system aud longs
life. Everybody should have 1t.
For the sure Of W Weak Stomachs, General Debility
Indigestion. Diseases'Of the Stomach, and ior all
t.ses requiring a TOME. =" ., :.
7'Thi5 vine "inslldsy ths most agreeable and
efacieut Salt OF Iron we possess-CIirate of Mag
netic Oxide. combined with the most energetic of
vegetable t0uics-Y elbow Peruvian Bark.
Do you want sonnet hing to strengthen you2
DO you want good appetite?
Do you want to get rid OF neryousness?
Do you want energy
D. You want TO sleep well?
Do you want to feel well
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling
II you do. try kuNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
IRON.
/ only ask a trial of this valuable tonic.
Beware OF eOunterteits, as kunkel's Bitter Wine
Of Iron Is the only sure and eifectual remedy in
the Known world for the permanent care OF Dys-
pepsia and Debility. md as there are anumber OF
limitations offered to the public, | would caution
tbs community tn purchase none but the genuine
article. mappiactuEed Ly b +. unkG, and hay
i1gLs stansp on He cork Of tvery bottle The
IVORY fact tnat others are ATTEMPTING TO initiate
tbs SalHabie remedy. proves its worth aud speaks
Vslumes in its favor.
Sold only in 81 bottis ,. Sold by Druggists aud
dealers eyeTS wheTa. inay Am
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
Anniversary Celebration.
HOPE IondE, no. q, CELEBRATE THEIR 2jr
ANNIvERsARY-A FESTIVE OCCASION.

HOPE GondE, no. :l CELEBRATE THEIR 2jrH
ANNIvERsARY-A FESTIVE OCCASION.
Last evening, about three hundred persons, con-
sisting OF The wives and i,.ends of the members
of the md,r, assembled at Odd Fellows Hall, 81
and klng. hIreets 10 participate in and witness
the CtlebTann al the twenty-tiith bnth-day OF
Hope Lodge No. Il, |. o. &. +, Ihe entertain
ment was Varied eonssin. OF ed,,r sac5, .eeitsr
tione conf, 9ongS, Sc Win troI. lAtchies string
band 10 epliyeu The intervening space between
the acts. Refreshments We're abundanty sup
Piled when the entertainment was half completed
aud also at tho close, and the object OF the ana-
gers of the celebration was apparently to make
all present enjoy themselves in every conceivable
manner, in which they succeeded to the extreme
satstaction ot the most itstidious
The entartainIaent was opened by music from
The orchestra, alter which prayer was offered by
Rev. A. }. Snyder, followed by the singing OF tue
opening ode by the entire audience. Hon. Joshua
Mars then addressed the assembiage in lengthy
and instructive panal on o. the IierSts and be-
uevolent OBJ eets Of tho Order of odd Fellows.
enlighteninfs his hearers In very explicit man
mr. on many points pertaining to Its good purpo-
sea WHICH were not thoroughly understood by
those not connected with It. lie dwalt al some
leNgth upon the extremely successful career oi
Hope Lodge since its organization twenty live
years sgo with but thirteen charter members, the
most OF whom are now numbered with the past
and had now advanced To the front rank III point
OF numbers with the Lodges in this state, having
at the present time acquired a membership OF
nearly three hundred rrd forty. At the close o
Mir. Maris' remarks the audience were entertained
l by some recitalons and comic songs by pron
| nent members of the Order, the appreciation oi
| which was evinced by repeated Applause.
l Grand Master +. I. Ja,ger thea Jeadered n UIle
| address, giving Soms interesting Information con
necIed with the progress OF the order ia the
State, stating that Delaware was only SUI passed
| in proportion TO numbers by one State, and thai
| was Rhode Island and that with the continued
exercise of the energy sbe has SO unceas,n2l,
| evnced in the past, Delaware viii 2oan be whei'
she ought toibe, at tAe head OF odd FeilqWshiI
la the uited states. Mr.. James diversified hi
remarks. first Keeping the audience IN Laughter
by witticisms, then illustrating his subject b,
some affecting incidents that would keep then
in asolemn mood until again they were eRllvepas
| by wittleism.
The enter,s,nmelt continued untll a late hour
and all agreed in the remark that 1t was success
beyond anticipation, and an event that will Ions
be remembered 10 the welfare OF Hope Lodge
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
STRAY waiS.

The Cougt yesterday adjourned until AoaaaY
morning.
Republican candidates for Sheriff aud Coroner
viii be nominated TOMORROW.
At New Castle, yesterday. Sheriff Armstrong
ayrested several per sons for dIeakennesS.
Daring the launch yesterday one oi the work
men, 50 1t is stated, fell and broke his arm.
Yesterday the heat was, ora while, almost
sweiteiing. To-day the weather Is quite cool.
Two lmpoI lant trustees sales aud other public
sales will he found under The appropriate head
iag In to-day's paper
The choir of the Reformed Church, Philadel-
phia, assisted by Wilmington talent, will give q
grand concert in West Presbyterian Church on
Thursday evening next, 2lst inst
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15

CoNCEET As announced a grand copcert
was given in tlR Red (1ay Creek Presbyterian
Chucrh last night by Prot. Mason \ indeN 0t
Phiadelphia. The CONCERT began with grand
opening anthem, Mrs Maggie iulelt presid-
ing at the organ, The whole programme was
gone through with in anefectiye and pleasing
manner; some ol the pieces are worthy OF es-
peral remark. The "ltain Song" was very
pretty indeed and the parts we'll sustained.
The selection from the celebrated cantata of
the Haymakers by q. +. Root was well given,
Mrs liulett singing tho song OF the "Dairy
Maid" in Il very pleasing style, Mrs. llulett
WAS heartily encored and deservingly too for
she had a very good voice, and is very grace.
full performer Miss Mary Pierce is especially
worthy of mention for tho happy style in
which She rendered beautiful solo called
Scenes of Happiness, "tradbsry' 8 vers,Drl
| of Jesus Lover OF my Soul" was exceedingly
we'll giyea by q quartette consisting Of Mrs.
llulett, Miss NieTcp, Mr.. Hulett and Mr.. W.
f. Jones. Tile paris we're all well SUSTAINED
| in daughter OF Zion" from the lostop An
| them Book. This was followed hya duett
An interr4tinn feature Of the Concert Was the
ghn by little May nearsey OF Wilmington
| This little girl is about six years old and plays
and sings very we'll indeed. Her part of the
| performance was highly appreciated. The
| audience paid good attention to the whole per.
formance, but 1t was hot quite rs large M9 ::
might have been OWin% to tie pte adj 70 auloile
| some of the people agsipst aone 81 the singer.
| The evening wis prohtably as well rs pleas
emily spent and those living i few hundred
| yards from the church who were not present
missed treat which they may not have the
| opportunity to enjoy soon again. 1t is very
seldom Concert rs good as the one last nigh
may be gotten up in IA country PLACE.
The Concert canle off in u IAanler highly
ratisiaptorXto l'rofessor, kndell and al hi
| friends. W. ).
L May. IL 1911
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15

BROKEN ARM-- Geo. Whitaker, a lad
about niue years 1T age, resldinR in the
Ninth Ward, yesterday afternoon broke his
arm, in The following manner He was
playing ander tho wIlow tree, near The
BrandYwiue bridge, with companion, whu
lay upon his back, with u pair OF good
sized ieet elevated bottoms upward, upon
which George attempted to stand. A sud.
den move Oh the feet, however, threw him
To the ground with such force es to breek
his right arn near the wrist. DIR. Short
ledge reduced the fracture. and GEORGE i,
doing well. having entirely lost all desire Il
become u SIX ilitui acrobat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15

RAILROAD CHANGEs Says the Smyrna
Times:
Ssseral changes in railroad employees are soon
TO be,made here. Mr.. George Baynard our de-
pot agent. has accepted the position of conduc-
lor on the Md. & Del. Il. K and will run the
new tram soon 10 be put on. Mr.. $. Il. Wilds,
now ageuta at R,dely Park, near Chester, will re-
turn to bis former position as operator at Clay
ton, and Mr.. Harry Rawlins, now there, IL IL
so to Wyoming. Mr.. John Ilohecker, sou o
John ilohrcker, Esq, Of this town, has heer
appointed neent for the depot here.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15

ONLY ONE Drunk The excitement Of Lew
is Robinsons al rest has subsded, end a calm
has ensued, the police report, this morning. con-
sstlng Of only one case Of drunkenness, fifty
cents and costs. lie ives young man from
Newark, wore toerably good clothes, sported an
excellent watch and chaiu, a flash breastpin, q
formidable looking jack -krite. and Possessed a
small sum of money. lie was discharged upon
camplving with the penalty
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15

STRAwAERR .s.-Our ST st.awbery men are in
good hulnor OF the near approach OF their favorite
crop The pan'a re now - fu" bloom, and do
nat look rs II they had been touched by the slgh-
test ost. Many OF the e.een bei fes are as large
as marbles and our trucker Expect, if the pre- sent
favorable weather cont nues, To begin shipping In
about two weeks The yield proniscs to be I'M
usually Rrgc Salisbury (Md.) Bdcheior.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15

WnIrrINu.- To- morrow, the splDg whip
pings will commence at New Castle, when
about ten candidates for postal honor will
receiy this portion of their sentences. The
iash6s appori'oned 10 each man range from
ten'tO thirty. and two of them will spend
an hour in the pilory. KobinsOn. the
child .assanlter, Will be whipped and pill
lorfed on tho 23d inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 235 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
In general that he hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe Or such sick call at tina
store and that charge is made pt the regular
price Of the msdi nes, the game price they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
heir aaidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15

MARRl ED.-Rsv. G.. Edward Jones. Eastor
OF tho Lower Brandywine Presby terrain
Church, was married. yesterday, t. Miss
couple are going on atrip to- the western
part Of Pennsylvania. to spend a few days
with tho groom's parents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SALES OF MONEY. - Last night, at the reg
ular s,.enthly y n,oetiug ptstnr i1oan Associs-
ton, LOCO sold st per cent. premium,
500 at ~, $1,000 at 4, and 500 at 3.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
Bathing sponge

Of lie analty In larga. medium and Sun all piece
for sale. Wholesale and retail by
l.. BRIN6HURST 4 co,
y. Corner Siyth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
Special Notices.
Food for ,he Babies.

/. Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive, be
strong and healthy. and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. aprad9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY.
II DESIRABLE LOTS.
Well situated for Building and Manuf,ctu-i,s
Sites,
All PUBLIC SALE,
ON SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1874.

Al ''f' NJ, on the premises, without postpone
ment. withdrawal Or underbidding
These Lots are located on New Castle Ayenu, on
tlaymont, Bradford, iioodman, and Z Streets
anu On the Wilmington aud Western Railroad
lhey are near to Madelcy Chapel, to the new PM
he school To a good class of residences and arc
quickly accessible to important manufac ctories ani
To ;c1lnmerrlAl facilities by water as we'll rs bv
riilroiI. 1t seems scarcely necessary 10 nlI that
lhprofemehts are rapidly extending in this direc-
uuh anu beyond II. that Investments here have ire
luehtD doubled and quadrupled in from two to
three years that the best building sites in this Vi
ciuliy are being rapidly disposed vi, that The .t
s'rtoeT df"HgT sells eUerD lot and i, pertv Us al
p'Fht'd' uhh0W rts'rodfion. amt ,oihoht regarf l.,
oj Reui Estate " ''''"' "'' '"'ss
TERMS Or SALE twenty per cent. cash. and
@ sne p, p,ianre IN notes with approved endorsers.
eadaiiy divided at jtGd months bearing interest
from the day Of sale. Settlement in Ali eases To he
made previous to the following Saturday, MAY
l9'i at IL NJ, otherwise purchase may be de-
clared voi at the option OF the sellers and partes
VINO pay the whole IN cash or before that time
wall be entitled to clear discount of 3 per cent
Approved savings Fund Orders tax en- as cash. Im-
mediate possession on settlement.
j, !. HEALD,
| NJ, fresideht Christiana River Improvement
way ''l-'i' Company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
FINANCIAL Avn COMMERCIAL.

WILMINGTON, Del. May 10. 1874.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick
yGs.sSn cg 4 Vi ~ ~ 4 and Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
PUBLIC SALES,
DUBl4IC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale, on SATURDAY
,he "a day Of May. ls74, at II O'Clock, A. M. at
l ,ne hoe,i9n Room OF Joseph II. Miller. Southeast
Delaware "s N''''''' "i'in ihe'oh'
ho1nr q = rirSt class Two story BRICK HOUSE, ka-a.
SSuinf Si'ff no 1i Poplar street. The main Eis
ounuing Is l6x feet, back builing l3x2T IT, III
coihttalning cont rooms. with bath. gas hot and ~
u 91 water and heaters all in complete order Lot
Il amSSy Sy ~ feet Conditions at sale.
Thomas NJ. ogle. Auctr. JAMES PATTON
mayl5 Il ' NJ i"N'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE.
In Cecil County, Maryland.

y TirtGe Of a decree of the Circuit Court 70
tcch County. as a Court ot Chancery, the sub
Seribsr as Trustee. will sell ut Public Auction a
The Court House door. in Elktcn. on
WEDNESDAY. the 3d dag Of Jane, 1s74
, 1874-07-23

ton was tonlnd at tho cost Of tho setator, for
the following reaaonB 1t was woil-ostallIsleil
fale TINT no PERSON should flo an Information In
case OF alcgod illegal election II TIC lli,nacif
had takon part In Bnoh election. Garland'B petl-
tlon dld not ;hpt forth whether stlcll part
had heon taken by him ar. not. but
" shon@ have tlono no. 1ba response
participated In tho elootiou. II 70. no Ind % M
1iBhs to obtoot. Again, It did not an1,oar that
tho result Of tho eloction would have boon dlf.
ioront II no Illegal votes had boon cast. Fur,
tlermoro, tito petition for tile wit oontainotl
statements relative to tho 1sav. Dr., Dnndy
mont, aud whiuh rEoro uncafod for, i,uportinont
aud scandalons. Mr. QArland's counsel ro.
1ueatcd tho Court to Havo him au oxcoptiot1. an1
~ tho amount OF rniator'H bond. "a Ao would
pray an appeal. Defendants counsel objected.
and tho Court took tho matter under adyiacmout
until Monday. ''@1S.''
Tho Board Of Tftlstocs of tho Nortt,vestern
unworthy 9aye under consideration tho feasi.
~ uoin8 80, they propose to avod two or t},roe
1listakcs that have bcen made iii Bimilar diroc
lion on previous OCCASION In Cur oity. In tl,c
1lfef place. they haVo secured an endowment for
n telescope; In tho second, thoy will ,roh.
ably aacuro telescope Of G Or iuchoB d1anotor,
which can le moro easily handled than ono Of lBa5
ancho8. and which will bc qnito Us nrgo Al ueccH
sary.. They intend to build house In which
such IN instrument can ho used witt, facilitY. go
tilat tue stndonts nny pe enabled to gain i d.
rect acquaintance witt. tho hcnyons, before en-
ing t1ere, from tho observatory. III connection
Wit1 thta equatorial fina transit instrument of
IN inohca aperture the property OF Frauois
bradley Eeq., will probably DO mounted, aud
mado to DO good soryico.
, 1874-07-23

rro sre'h Hts uTeqoh IoIie Co., ~. Reportcr.
boen tho acone .of speculation and aeusatiounl
torror for about two weoks. a. slrnnscl viii
man man made his advent into tho foroat groutts Of
NJ oHss from whence he energes only
late but Is always on tho alort. mud VIII nnfror
no no ono to aRnroach closely to him. 1o viii fiee
10 sinH'. so,nn ID snga!ar arc big astoneyot mora
q cloth with bias stripos Of yollow and White.
something after tho ortlor Of tho State rrianf,
curb; l1o woare o short blouse Which extends to
3ss;s poiow LIZ @ @hlps. This unlfotm is rendered
Cd on with aharpcuota stielta aud snlintcrs,
lto Was tlrat aeon coming down tito rail-
rond truck .aomo two woeks sinco, lust
a.soI tno arriva Of the 3o'cock freight ut Honey
t1nn gfook @ @satton.houao. and while Mr. Wilson, tta-
tle carpet, With which ho patched Ills clotl,eH
merely soen no, she or It when quito ) distance
mp the track, and know not that tho depot lad
Inst Saturday night tho boys chased tho strange
being, and on noaring him, discovered that lis
lace Wae covered with passohoard mask, with
painted LIONS On tho ehoeka. and foot euyclopod
gnntzed chase took place, and d Rn,all boy yoars
old, 9on Of L. L. Mayber1y, chased tho "wild
hasinr taen taa ,la his ta;o soverod with cloth,
sransess ss aip iR0'9 9saoos hep T. 1n I'd
shoulders, and was quito gray, but tho little boy
Of MF. Maybcrry's eays that when tho hunted
stranger would puah It from the back of hip
head oyer liH eyes It was bluck, and whom ho
low inquiries, "Do you think ho could color Il
ttet quick ?" Tho Wild man, insane man, or
escaped convict, inlitados the groani,g and growl
ing Of boar md sometimes walks On bis hands
bacx Sunday night he nude . leap and cleared
tho four-hoard fenco Of Chanoya pasturo--tf,us
oyincng MI agility lily Ia koeping With tho color
OF big wig OF hais DO waa wearing. 1Io has been
soon four Or tiyo timca during tho last two weos
tnre. Eforts will be mado to capture him. We
con5ectnro that ho is IN escapad 1ail-bird.