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4 s ANDERSON

yT0uAT OLD sADDLER Red hot for
business. Farmers support your
homo mechanics | keep constantly on
hand Saddles, Harness, Brides. Hames
and Chains, audia fact everything that
= Farmer wants IN my line. Cheap for
cash. or approved paper on short time
Ky Cash Iaidfor Hides and FUR.
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e. r. WALKER,
Attorney AT Law,
Hickman. Fulton County, Kentucky.
M ILL practice in Fulton, Hickman.
w and Graves counties, Ky, aud also
Ohion and Weakley counties, Tenn. Civ
ing especial attention 10 the collection OF
all Claims, charging u reasonable per
cent, aud ensnring prompt remittances.
EEEREY CES:
10. Amberg, Henry buchanan, Bondu-
rant K Drewry, &. 4. nolcombe, Powell
* Bro. mar2o
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p S.--The following Was written April
Soth, 1866. by Mrs. Jennie johnson, motkOr
OF Capt. johnson.
Dr. John Bnli-Dcar Sir Ny hasbopd.
l'r. c. 5. johnson, was a skilifnl sergeon
and physician in Central New York,
wnere be 3ed, leaving the ABOVE G. z.
Johnson to my care. At thirteen years
of age lie had chronic diArrhsa sud
scrofula, for which gave your Sarsapa-
riliR. II cured him. have FOR ten years
recommended il to many ia New York,
Ohio and Iowa. for scrofaa. fever sore4,
and general debility. Perfect success hes
attended it. The cures effected in s0ulS
cases of scrsfnla and fever sores were
almost miraculous. l am very anxious,
for my son TO again have recourse 10 your
Snrsapari!la. lie is fearful % getting =
spurious article, hence his writing TO yon
for il. His wounds we're terrible, bit
believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
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sT. LouIs, April

DR. JOHS BULL-Dear Sir:
the efficiency Of yoar SarsaparilS
the healing and beneficial quaiil
possesses, send you the following
nent of my case:
| WAS wounded nbout two years
was taken prisoner and confined 4
teen months. Being moved SO onsl
wounds have not healed yet. Ihax
sat up a moment since I was wound
am shot through the hips. My
health is impaired, and need sod
to assist nature have more ~
your sArsapariilR :hsn in any hin
! wish that that il genuine. Pielsy
press nae half dozen bottles an1 oBlo
CAPr. c. 4. JOHNSON.
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I. S.-Nr. Johnson was the sol
skiilful surgeon. His mother recon
ed TO her friends, and for many yen
my Sarsnpnrilia with perfect succs
Scrofula aud fevcr-sores Mrs. -
states that the cures effect ed were ~
miraculous. Read my journal Il
tended information aud advice
case. My journal contains certihcir
eminent parsons, ministers aud nlH|
men---mcn who are known here 1 ~.
community for integrity and verng.|
have recently received most rcnf
certificate from an eminent gent
Louisville. JOHN ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

CoMAERc.AL A6EscY.-The Delaware PENN
sula Commercial Agency is now iairiy establish
ed, aud is meeting with encouraging and deserv-
ed success IN this community. Nearly all OF our
leading msrchants and business men are availng
themselves of The advantages it offers for the COL
lection of outstanding accounts, aud thus tar the
operations of the agency have been quito success
fnl. Besides collecting debts, the institution
tends to advance the interests OF legitimate trade,
and to prevent losses to its patrons and marchants
will soon find that they save many more times
the amount Il costs them TO enjoy the protection
of the agency. The following excellent attorneys
are .etained by tho sgencyto conduct the PENN.
sular collections: ,..-. s .-...f-
Levi c. Bird. Wilmington. Del, Henry II. john
son, Dover, Del; Samuel A. Graham, Salisbury,
aid George NJ. Russum, Denton, Md; Reuben
Hanes, Elkton, Md.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
LOCAL INTRLnroHNCE.
{ harax waits.

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Tomorrow Is Easter Sunday.
There were tbirty-seven lodfers at the CITY Hall
cells last night. M
Fine French aud Dome tic Corsets at Franks.
5ll Market Street ME
y Fou, Ii sei les shares in he Hone Loan Assoc Ia
tcu a e offered for sale. ..-
Lett c!os9a tomorrow, and the price of meat
Will doubtless soQn rise. EEt 20.
1t you want slf the news G. the week, buy a
copy OF the DELAWARE GAZETTE.
The Board Of Health made round Yesterday,
The proceedings WI be found elsewhere.
Yesterday, Thomas Morrison, of New Castle,
received cargo OF 400 tons of ice from Boston.
II you have not yet voted for member of the
school Board from your Ward, go and do so at
once.
Fine specimens Of coored eggs will doubtless
he exhibited on the streets ,o-morrow by delight
ed juveniles.
The announcement OF the appearance OF Mrs.
John Drew aud Company is made IN our adver-
Using columns,
Joseph Teas advertises Tor rent the old estah-
iished Delaware Bolt and Machine Works at 3rd
and Church streets.
j. Nj. Houston advertiaos an extensive sale of
cattle at liare's Corner, on Thursday next 1hos.
H. Ogle, Auationeer. t4 ~
The thermometer has been down to $50 o-day,
BILE, hut iisag greeable.
Infants' and chidren's dresses, cloaks, capes
and caps, in every style and variety, and prices 10
| suit, at Franks, GIL Market street.
Franks, 511 Market street, is the only place
in the city where ladies' underwear of every des-
| crption is manufactured and made to order.
Prof. Reynold's school and the Wesleyan Fe-
male College viii remgin closed until the 18th
inst, for the observance of the Easter holidays.
| Real hair switches and imitation hair goods
Hamburg edging and insertings in great variety
1 at Franks Ladies' Emporium, No. 5ll Marked
| street.
| Elegant English Tapestry Brussels Carpet,
closing out at Won .ell's for $l.37; English Bod,
Brussels for 81 aud supe,ine lug: aims for ~
cents and 81.
Victor Dupont, Esq, as t-ustee, will sell, q
Milers auction room, s. E. corner Fourth ant
King streets, the real estate OF the late Benjamin
Sanders, on Thursday. the 3Oth inst. Ihos. NJ
osie, auctioner'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

Social ENTERr Thursday ey-
ening, . very pleasant social entertain IL IN ont
was given by the l. II. l. 9. and Minerva
Societies of the Wesleyan Female College,
which was attended by number of invited
guests. The entertainment was held in
the Music Hall, and consisted of the rendi-
ton vi a select programme of recitations
| essays, declanations and Dialogues, inter.
spersed with cnOice, vocal and instrumental
selections. President Wilson made a peril
neDt opening addre ~. Several portions OF
the programme wore rapturously echoed.
About 10 o'clock, those present adjourned
to the psrlor. whero an hour WAS spent de-
| liehtluliy in social converse and exchange
of iendiy sentiments. The whole affair
was most choice aud recherche character,
/ aud was greatly enjoyed by the OK ceedingly y
| fortunate parties who received invitations
| to be present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
/ OLD PArEs-,A friend in Wilmington sen

Old PAPEa-A friend in Wilmington sent
lis o copy of the Delatoare Gazette, Vol 9, bear
ing date of January Both, 1872, No. 2ol. 1t was
published by Samuel Harker, twice u week, at
$4.50 per year, and was devoted TO the princi-
Piles OF Washington" 1t is a five column paper,
and contains much matter that is interesting
An article copied from the Freeman's Journal
shows up the advantages to be derived from the
construction OF The Chesapeake d Delaware Ca
nal u severe editorial criticism on the course
pursued by Gov Collins in appointing one Jacob
the death OF Judge Warner; it quotes -four al
So 90 per barrel, wheat $l.25 per bushel, corn 81
cents do, beef cents Per pound, hama 10 cents
do ;, buttsr 25 cents do. Wm.W Green, Esq
was the agent Tor Seaford.-Seaford Citi=en
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
Is,.1i1io u.

st. Johns Church, Es ster Dag. sSt. vices
at 6 aud lO13 O'Clock, a. M, anu al aud ~
o'clock, p. III.
Rev. A. Macarthur, Pastor of the Second
Baptist Church. in this cily, will preach to-
morrow morning, at lO1I and evening at - !.
o'clC SIX. All are cordially invited.
West Presbyterian Church. corner OF
Eighth and Washington streets. Preaching
to morrow, at 10H "a. M, by the pastor.
Rev. ). Nj. +. GUS Subject, What il
Christ he not rsenY" Praise meeting at z u
p. IN. Subject, "Chrsi risen and Christ
regnant.' Easter carols. Strangers ano
the public are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
Office.


WILMINGTON. Del. March n. ls74.)
A u election for members of the Board of Public
Education. Ofthe city of Wilmington, wlli be ne,i
On SATURDAY, APRIL 4. 1874.
In each of the Watls of the city. Polls open at
one o'clock. p. closing at seven o'clock. u. IN.
The members to be elected and the places for
belding the election are as follows:
FtKsT WARp-Une member Tor three years. Polls
Sch, oil House No. us. Second and WASHINGTON Sts,
SECOND WAKD-Qne member for three years
Polls. FELTON, house, Second and Walnut streets.
THIRD WARD-O1e member for three years and
one mo0bef tor two years. Polls, Water Witch
Enlluo uoase. Sllpley street. between Fifth and
Sixth streets.
FOURTH wARD-0ne member for three years
Polls city Hall.
f1FTn WARD-0ne 10 ember for three years anil
ono member for one year. Polls, LLay cite Hotel,
Sth and bhlpley streets.
-SIxTH NAKD-une member ior three Years
Polls, seventh and Poplar streets.
SEVENTH MARO-+one member Tor three years
Polls Public School No. . Eleventh and " ash ius
ton streets.
EIGHrH WARD-pne member f0r throe years
Polls. Public School No. ., Tenth and ing streets
NINTH HARD-une mcn0er tor three years
Polls. Old Academy, Y NandaVer Avenue
TENTH WABp- ne member ior Il rec years
Polls. school house No. 10.
By order OF the Board. }. l.. klLLGORE
mars d3W secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

MILFORD NECK IAPRovgMgNTs.-Mfs Mary
Cain, on her farm in Milford Neck, is about com.
pleting very excellent two.story frame bu ding,
16x4S feet bu'.t OF the hest material and in mod
ern style, hy Mr.. T. r. Jester, carpenter End
builder. Mr.. VIM. Eubanki Is doing the mason
work.
MIR. James ). Hud son has e SO recently COM
pieted q dwelling-house oil about the same 81 le
Us the above. Mr.. James II. Kirby did the car
penter's work, and Mr.. Eubanks the brickwor
and plastering.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

Dfo Lewiston Tut sday next, committee
iiom the Women's Temperance Sc 'iety, Of this
city, will visit rhiladelpbis and attend tenn
persnce lecture which Dr. Dio Lewis will deliv-
er In that city. After the lecture they will in
terview the Doctor and endeavor 10 indrce him
to deliver lecture in Wilmington at the earliest
practicable date.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

THO OF lMposToRs Tho Grand Army OF the
Republic warns the public against the following
persons as imposters; Clayton or Stayton, asking
subscriptions to build a sold ere' monument IN
Chattanooga Charles Robinson representing him
self as member OF Lincoln Post No. IL, depart
ment of New Jersey, G., A. H.. and Charles j.
Hubble, els,miDg fs being formerly member OF
the department OF California, aud also as having
commended the gun-boat Victory during the re-
beltion. .-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ELECTION Monday
evening an election will be held at the differen,
fire engine houses for Chief Eng iueer OF the
Fire Department nd two Assistants. The Friend
ship Company, at . meeting last night, nomna-
ted the to lowing ticket:
For Chief Engineer George Mccall
For Est Assistant-George w. Stidham.
p For Second Assistant-Samuei q. Tazewel
The Fame Hose Company has put forth tick
ct, as follows;
For Chief Engineer Wm. McCrca
For First ASS stant-Geo. W. Stldham.
For Second ssistant-W VIM. Pugh.
It is altogether probable that the election will
have to be decided by the City Council.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

Broke HIS LkG.-Tbis moraing while Ow-
en- Hannan, grocer in South Wilmington, vas
driving into The city. his Ecrse became irighten-
ed and ran rapidly over Third street bridge.
Just Ms the bridge was crossed the wagon upset.
and Mr. Hannah was thrown violently 10 the
ground receiving broken leg. lie was carried
back 10 his home, and his injury attended to-
The horse was captured before he injured him.
ssif, but the wagon WAS entirely demolished
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
PUBLICEALEE.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.

,bs by s virtue ofsl orderoi the Orphans Court of
tns state Of Delaware in and for New Castle
cG'nbs By sae ths lah day Of Fssu5ary M
on THURSDAY. the sOth day ofAPRIL A. D. 1874
at eleven o'clock A. M
at tn Auction Room of joseph Miller on ,bo 6
Of wGIns5 81 PoT1ts TSs snd + rs City
tenements being the Real: Es.a Of the iate Rsn sEa
Jamln Sanders, deceased: saw DsN-
Se iaii mt estain lot oflsnd with three story
ated in the City Of Wiimipatoeer I'M pH sx ssI s,ta
county co any and State Of peawa' and bound
ginning at the North Easterly corner Of t;h Be- &
spruce streets thence Northerly v tn the Eas, ar
,sselV see Vi Sp, 4. PSI ,es j. set stake thence
middle O. division We" stwoen this and H. ads de
o,ni ng house IS feet to stake thence SoutSery
Northery side of Sixth street and thence ~ tbsrhS me
westerly Y feet to the place sfBeginnine, he tbe
sv svb hrinLy Gy bnH OIL wmn gton with three sto $50
eS ioIiows noaFf seemen eeS1eGn cree d. desc bed
3,de Of Filth street between mi ponlaI mIa,ner sns i
lombard streets at thedIs ance Of 81 feet from the
oy with LomSafa "a street s thence North
hence Westerly parallel With Fifh street II feet
nI9ner stake thence Sou hey parallel with
n g Il street n e. and thence along Fifth street Easery
ee 70 Hha ine Place Of be the contents
Creek Hundred. IN tho county Of New Castle, State
| aiore 'aid, described as fellows: Reginninr at
| a white Oak on the West side OF Poulson's Mea-
dow thence North eleven degrees West. ~ perche.
to White Oak. and thence South seventy. six do.
ere. west ~ perches to a corner Spanish Oak
thence south hfteen degrees West 26 perehes 10 "a
corner post on the North side of Poulson's nm
thence by tho several courses of the said ruu Sou
| Lasteriy !; perches to a Gum tree Standing on the
South side OF said run, thence North fifty -thre
degrees East. - perches to tho place Of Beeinnlng
Icnnta'ninS slthin there bounds NJ res and IL neI
sches OF land more less, with tho free and full
[rlght OF ingress and eRress to and from the same
rnd is ordered that the purch or pu
ihereol. DC anu appearat the next Orphans Court
for New Castle county. that the Court NAV assign
TO him. her or them the premises sold pursuant to
saii order. he she or they with sufficient surety OF
suretes to be by the Court. entering into
recognlhance to the State, to be taken and acknow
ideged N sad Court in penal sum to bo de-
lternlned by the said Court, with condition to DAY
to the parties entitled. severallv their executor
at mlnistrators or assigns specively their lust
oporionate shares of the said pu chase money W
interest from such time the Court may determ n e
IN manner and form rs may. by the direction of tn,
said Court be prescribed and appointed in said cor
tdition.
Attendance will be given and terms OF sale ma
known at the time and place afores aid by
VICTOR DUPONT. Rsq.. trustee.
.. or by his Attorney.
Attest c. M. VANDEvER,
: Clerk Orphans Court
| Apr.4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
WHERE DOES lT COME FROM :?

Pints and quarts of filthy catarrhal discharges.
" here does it all come from? The mucous mem
,rnnc. lining the chambers of the nose aud its little
Glands are diseased SO that IL ey draw from the
hood its liquid. and exposure to the air changes
I into corruption, This life 1uid was TO build up
he system, but it is ekt at . and the system il
weak akened by the loss , cure gan flesh and
'tr .lgth by using Dr. n ce's Golden Medic Il Dis
ruvery; which also acts rectiy upon these glands
correcting them applyLn Dr. Sage Catarrh Keme-
DIV with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche tn Q only method
of reaching the upper cavities whel the discharge
aeeuRulatcs and comes '-om
CATARRH OF 20 YEARS STANDING CvRED
Monroe. Onanchita Parish i.,:, Sent. Is. 1s7l.
Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.
Some time about last June ! commenced the use
Of YOUR medicines, and they have entire cured me
of Catlrrh OF twenty years standing
Respectfully, MRS. Y. PHILLIPS.
n aril- end1w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

And Great Travelling Museum. with |
GIanfs. DWarls, Heatnen Gods. S'as"-
10000 S"fs; ssara'i.s N":e MSaaers, ''S"fe" an"
A GIGANTIC CIRCUS IN Two RINGS, 1000 MEN
AND HORSES, EIGHT CENTRE POLE TENTS,
AND MORE THAN MILE OF GOLDEN CARS
AND CAGES - GALA DAY For TowN AND
COUNTRY
Forepaugh's great Aggregation, by far the
largest combination OF Menagerie, Museum and
Circus ever organized in this country, il to ex-
hbit here on Saturday, Aprl llth, afternoon and
evening.
In poiR of solidity, magnitude and merit,
Forepaugh's mammoth establishment is a mar
veil 1t is now on its Eighth annual tour ot
America.
new actors, rare animals, fresh novelties
are each year added to the lIippodrome, Me
nageiie and Museum, and the show has at
tanned such vast proportions that no less than
eight combined tents are now required for eX
hibting Its manifold wonders. Free admission
is rendered to a orphan asylums and reduc-
ton in the price of admission is made to
schools, natural history societies, &c.
All our readers who would like to view such
rare animals as tho unicorn, the hippopotamus,
Kangaroo. crocodile, giraffe, and grand total
of ], 500 wild beasts and rare birds, will never
haye better opportunity than will be pre-
sented On thesday MIR. FOrepaughs menagerie
exhibits here
Of the great museum and equestrian OF gan
ization our exchanges assert, that they are
ahead of anything of a similar nature ever
presented to the public.
Another novel feature is a pertormjny ani-
mat exhibition, wherein Master Ad. Fore
paugh, youth of seven years, introduc es and
performs his three trained elephants, Romeo,
| jr., Jenny Lind, and Young America: lions
tigers. lcopards, monkeys. dogs goats, horses,
ponies mules and other animals also AXE pai
| in this exhibition.
We are requested TO state itat on the morn
/ ing oi eXhihition day, the show Will enter
town IN grand procession, with It's golden
| chariots, eiephentS Iobed IN velvet, camri. in
harness. accompanied bv 201 gaily pinned
horses, a reeimehtal band and more than
mile OF gided cages, Don't forget the day
and date, and bear in mind that the grea
Forepaugh Show is 'tic biggest thing CI
wheels" in this or any county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

STOP THAT TRAIN."-On Monday last,
as the passenger train was approaching
Seaford, the air valve which supplies the
brakes with hot air. became disarranged
from some cause aud rotused to work. The
engineer blew his whistle 10 apply the
brakes III the old fashion way, bat the tram
went by the platform at the rate of twenty Y
miles an hour A gentleman. with carpe.
bag IN hand. imagining It to he through
express train, start. 4 10 eaten it, audihly
exolaiming, .stop that train, l must he IN
Philadslphis by by seven O'clock" lie
felt considerably relieved. however, when
he saw the train backing down the track.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

ACTION FOR AssUMPsIr.-Be Esquire
Frazer, this morning, stephen q. Weldin,
late sexton. brought suit against the Trus-
te IS OF Mt. Pleasant NJ. Il. Church. for
$50 -. 50 AIRY due hun. Mr.. Weldln was
elected se2t ~ in 1913. but in Two We sks
ait or his ole ction, IA new Board OF Trust se 3
WAS elected, who onsted HIM, and elected
another sexton. Weldin refused 10 abdi-
cal . unless tho Trustees promised 10 pay
him the years salary. which four of them
promised 10 do. The above facts were
proven, but as the plaintiff failed to prove
the incorporation OF the Mt. Pleasa NJ. Z.
Church, lao case was decided against him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

SAILS OF LANp.-ln Hartford county, Md, on
Monday. J. 3. R,chardsau, auctionesr, sold fer
william Young, Esq, trustee, II acres of land
situated near Upper Gross Roads. to William b
Hitchcock, for 1910
On The same day t1e same auet ioneer sold for
E. Ii. Webster, ESQ. trustee, the properly known
az : HarL MS shops near Hickory, TO Seward u
Norris, of Bait more, for $1,475.
AT the same time, 80 acres of land. beng por-
lion of ths :" Harkins' shopsn property, was pur-
chased by W. c. Lockard. for 800
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

PEDEsrRAINIsM. MIR. John Morriss, "A years
of age, started from Port Deposit on Monday
last, at ~ O'Clock, and walked to Phoenixy BY
the way OF Peach Bottom, Down 'pgtown, and
Phoenixvills at three o'clock, on Wednesday at-
terno0n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

NoTICE.-Tho mdnbers of Fairfax Lodge No.
IN =, l. U. .. +. and the order in general arc re
quested to meet at tho Lodge Room on Sund ay
afternoon April 5th. at 2OclOck 10 attend the fu-
neral OF cur late brother. owen Zebley. Pa. to
proceed to the w 'imIngton and Rrandyv ne Gem
etery. By order OF the Relief Com
Apr3. EDGAR G. PfEkCE l.. S.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
DIED. AL

ZEBLEY-on the "a instant, after a lingering ill
's.0wen Zebicy. n the ist year OF S,s aye
The relative ana f1lends IF the fan OF the
deceased rt ,pecttA y invited to end tho ia
neral, TO tan place from his late re 7idence O. No
ol Eat Seventh Street, ut O'Clock p. M. on Sum
day next Services 8t the house. Intermsnt at
WILMINGTON and RraUdywine Cemetery,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
ADCTIONEER.

r WISH to inform my friends and the public gen.
II orally that 1 will continue to call sales when
ever my services may be- required. Any apphca,
lion ieh al the OH GO of DR.. Howard .. 0gle, 5l2
King street, next door to the Post-ofiee will re-
s.mS msr& &.im Ass'.' THOMAS M. oGLE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

A MAD HORSE Mr.. A. Cam, LIVING near
Glasgow, has a wild horse, made sn ~ the bite
of a mad dog last Sanmer. The horse is ailec-
red in a somewhat singular manner: he will
heat his head against the fence aud ran wildly
around the field. Ills head is said to be bruised
and beaten in shocking manner. He $ kept
uenned by bimself.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
--7-7-
NOTICES..

NOTICES fpr sale in the Delaware. Mu-
~ tual. Wilmington and Diamond S.ats Loan
Associations at 81 ~ per share,
aprjtf GEO. C. MARIS, Scc'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

nRIvY WILLS CLEANED BY THE OD0R-
L lsu Excsyating Co.. Orders left with the Ses-
rotary Of the Bosrd of Health, at the City Hail,
iuptl further notice will be promptly attended to-
fsb13-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

THEFT OF A WATcH.-Yesterday, two
Bows on their road to New Castle, were
given lift by man driving a wagon. On
the way the driver heard tho boys talking
about having stolen a watch. Arriving ut
New Castle he impaired the Information TO
officer Ward, VINO promptly demanded the
watch of the boys. They gave 1t to him.
but AZ he had no proof OF the THEFT ne could
not arrest them. The watch Is of silver, of
the old Englsh bulis-eyo pattern. and the
owner can get it by calling on Consl able
John Ward.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

NUTICE-REMON AL.-.srhe Littlo Cigar Store
~ Around the Corner" has been removed back
To its former location. No. 6o2 Shipley street. where
its prodrletor will be glad al his Old patron
and hosts OF new ones
mar3U-6t GEO, A. DAVIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

ELRCTIoN NoIiCE.-The Annual Election tor
IA Seyon DirectoIs tor the Christiana River Im-
proyement Co.. will be held st tho office OF the sec
retary, April 18th. lsi4. ut O'Clock f. NJ.
nar3l-te NJ. NJ CHILD Scc'y,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

GRAND OPENING.-IhIs moring, the En-
terpriss Manufacturing Company made
their grand spring opaning OF fine furniture
At their ware rooms, Nos 20 aud , 222 Mar
ket street. The attendance was quite large
aud the numerous visitors were delighte ed
with tho extensive array OF beautiful inrni.
ture, OF every description, spresd out before
them. Chairs, tables, lounges. sofas, secre-
taries, cabinets, sideboards. &c, of every
conceivable pattern aud design, were ex-
hibited IN the large room, and drew ex-
prsssions of admiration and delight, from
all who attended the opening.