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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
CHANCELLOR SALISBURY.
HIS FIRsr ARGUMENT cAsE-HIs DECISION RE
SERVED.

HIS FIRsr ARGUMENT cAsE-HIs DECISION RE-
SERVED,
At Georgetown, on Thursday and Friday last,
the chancery case Of John V. Rice administrator
OF James Rice, deceased, rs. Achilles lIollugs
worths executors and deyisee and Amor H. IIai-
yey, was argued on bill OF exceptions before His
Honor, Chancellor Salisbury.
The bill i'll this case is flied for the purpose OF
having certain real estate Puc chased ct at Sheriff s
sale, in lSi9 the title to which was taken in the
name of Mr.. Holiingsworth, declared to have been
held by Mr.. Hollingsworth under an implied trust
for the firm OF Honesworth, Harvey s Co and
also TO have an account directed by the Court of
ChanceTy to be taken for certain advances by james
Rice TO the fin and for the value of his interests
therein.
The defendants, HoliugsWurih's executor and
devisee, hicd an answer specifically denying the
allegations OF the bill, aud stating certain matters
of defence upon which they relied to defeat the
plaintiffs action. The plaintiff the eupon took
exception totwelve portions OF the answer.
Messrs. q. II. Bates and +. g. Bradford Jr,
represented the plaintiffs, and Samuel NJ. Harnng-
ton all the denisndants, except Mr.. Harvev, who
is represented by Mr.. Macallis.er MIR. Harvey
was not party to this argument, however, as no
exceptions had been taken to his answer.
The Chancellor, after argument, took the papers
and reserved his decision.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
Fatal Accident.
Two MEN INJURED, ONE OF THEM FATALLY, ON
THE RAILROAD AT THE FOOT OF THIRD ST.


Two MEN INJURED, ONE OF THEM FATALLY, ON
THE RAILROAD AT THE root OF THIRD ST.
Yesterday afternoon, about two o'clock, an ac-
cident occurred ON the L. w. 4 b. X. r., ut the
foot OF Third street, by which man named
James Toomey, received fatal injuries, and another
man, named John Timleu, received injuries of u
painful though not serious character. Both men
were brakemen on shifting engine, which, at
the time of the accident was engaged III making
IL running switch. Instead Of running the
proper track, the shifter jumped clear oil, bent
section Of rall in the shape OF bow, and ran INTO
the freight yard fence, while fiat car loaded
with lumber, which was to be shifted on another
track by the running switch, came following
close behiud. Toomey was standing ON the front
steps of the shifter, where he had just drawn the
bolt which connected it with the car, and before
he could get out OF the way, the latter was upon
him. The heavy pieces Of lumber were thrown
forward by the concusslon, and striking the uh
iortuurte man, cut his head and crushed both
legs i'll a terrible manner. Timlen working
the brake OH the car at the time, and severely
bruised about the body and legs. The shIiler
was somewhat damaged.
Toomey was taken Immediately 10 his home ON
Maryland Avenue, below Front street, where
Drs. Kane and Draper rendered surgical assist
tancc, and amputated one OF hls legs. But his
Injuries were OF such serious nature that he died
during the night. Deceased leaves wife and
one child.
This morning Coroner Winslow summoned a
jury and viewed the remains, but without hold.
ing al inquest adjourned until this evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

STORE lMPRovKNEST-Wo orrelrs store in the
Masonic Temple, 10 now undergoing several im-
portant changes, which are intended to consuli.
date and render more complete the arrangements
for exposing to sale the immense stock Of elegant
goods always to be found in the session OF the
proprietor. The most important OF these changes
Is the removal OF the carpet department from the
store Nos 2?O and 222 Market street to the Ma
sonic Temple. where extensive and ample arrange
mcnlu have been made for accommodating the ei
the business.
In the Temple the shelving has been erected in
the centre between the Two stores iu n neat and
handsome manner forming division. while the
two store rooms will still remain IN fact, but one
This will permit The several branches OF the bust
ness to be conducted separately, on this floor An
elegant staIrwBy IS being erected to connect the
extensive and Well lighted basement In an easy
manner with the main floor. and render il one OF
the best show rooms for carpets, oil cloths, and
other varieties OF goods. that can be found The
arrangement will be completed in few days
when the removal OF the goods entire from the
lower store will be made. Mr. Worrell has found
from an experience of eighteen months that his
new store Is the proper place for his trade and
has taken the proper steps for concentrating his
entire business in the aud elegant stores form
ing one hall OF The first story OF the most impos-
ing and beautiful building In the city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
DOVER fARMERS CLUB.

MEETING TO ENCOURAGE FOREIGN IMMiG"A
TIoN.
A meeting to encourage Foreign lmmisra
ton into Kent county. held in the Farmers
Club room, Dover, On Tuesday, was iathtI
SHINY attended, owing TO the misuhdti stand
ing in regard to the time of meeting,
After considerable discussion upon the
subject by those present, Hon. j. p. Come
gys offered the following preamble and resolu'
tion:
WHEREAS, II will be advantageous to the
farmers Of Kent county to attract emigfants
from abroad, and whereas, we understand
that q large emigration from abroad Will take
place at an carly day, the Chief part Of which
Will DO agricultural lahorers Rnt whereas,
owing To tile Inducements ,'savs held otit To
such persons, by the l"r'rlr s.f the fertile and
thirlS settrh State 81 'lv West, it will be
necessary iul Us to put In the way of such
emigrants such reasonable Inducements rs
will attract them here. Therefore
REsoIvEp, TEatto accomplish the fore
going, we hereby appoint committee, on
si4ting oil the following gentlemen; Hon. Joseph
T. Comegys--Chairman, George w. Cummlns,
John { Wilson, Thcs. Il. Coursev, Henry Il.
Fidjeman, j Ohm +. Tharn Nathan T. Under
wood, Mcllrey Mcllvain aud DR.. Isaac jump
10 be called the "Emig:an Committee of Kent
County Delaware" aud we hereby clo;he them
WIN lHll power W eng we ioi eacii VI "n W t'"y
to such person or persons as may be authorized
in behalfof The Emigrints, or their agents 10
receive the same, such sum of money as shall
be necessary TO pay the passage at the usual
rates of Emigrants from abroad, which sum we
undertake and promise 10 pay--lf necessary in
advance; and TO employ snch emigrants as farm
laborers, or otherwise as may be agreed, Tor at
Q ,st one year, from tDe dav of their arrival
here, at such wages shall be fixed upon; al
go 70 furnish emigrants possessing families, with
house Accommodations. Said emlgrants agree 10
labor one year.
No definite measures were taken owing TO the
small attendance at the meeting and on motion
the meeting was adjourned TO be held AT the
Farmers Club Room, Dover, on Saturday,
January Oath, 1874, at . O'clock, r. NJ, when
it is hoped all interested in the cause will al
tend.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
uEGIsTER,s UHDER.

n,
New Castle County, Nov. l7th, 1873.
=, Upon the application Of George h, simmons
Executor of William Simmons, late of Whining
ton Hundred. in said county deceased; it il
ordered and dirested by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid, give notice of the grant
ing of Letters Testsmentary upon the Estate
of the deceased. with the date of granting there:
of, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters in
six of the most public places OF the County of New
Castle requiring all persons having demand against
the Estate to present the same, abide by an Act
of Assembly in such made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the same
period in the Delaware Gazette, a newspaper pub
hshedin Wilmington .and to be continued therein
two months.
-, Given und erthe e hand an Sea lof Office OF
LIS the Register aforesaid, at ew Castle. in New
t~~-' Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. B. GIBBS, Register.
All persons having claims against the Estate of
the deceased must present the same duly attested
TO the Executor before Nov. 18th. 1874
or abide the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. -
GEO, H. SIMMONS. Executor.
Aidress-Wilmington, Del. dec3- I'm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
In the District Court of tho United States. !

In the Matter of Samuel II. Lawson, BANKRUPT
in bankruptcy. at Wilmington, in said District on
the Third day of January. A ID. 1874.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, ss:
This Is TO give notice that Il Petition has been
filed in said court by Samuel H. Lawson, OF viii
mirgton, in said District, duly declared a Bank
rupt under the act of Congress Of March 2, 1867.
for discharge. and certificate thereof, from ali
his debts, and other claims provabls under this act
and that tho 10Th day of January 1871 at 10 O'clock
a. M, is assigned for the hearing of the same AT
tors who have proved their debts. and other per
sons 10 interest," may attend and show cause il snv
they have. why the prayer Of the said Petition
should net be granted.
s. R0DM0ND SMITH,
Clerk Of the u s. District Court. Delaware Di.t'ct
jspS-ltM W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

LECTURE BY JOHN d. GouoH.-On Thursday
evening, Jan. 22d, at the Masonic Temple, the
famous temperance orator, Johu B. Cough, will
deliver his entirely new and interesting lecture,
entitled Now and Then" This lecture is said
to be the best ever delivered by this most popular
of lecturers, abounding in alternate passages of
wit, huInor, pathos and thrilling oloquence. The
lecture is for the benefit OF the Young Mems Fres
Library, and therefore ior that reason, if none
other should be literally patronzed. The tickets
OF admission are fifty cents, with no extra charge
for reserved seats, which can be obtained at
BouGhman, Thomas Il Co.'s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

PRoGREssINa.- Considerable interest ia bs,ny
manifested in The protracted meetings now in
progress IN Scott NJ. f. Church. corner OF Seventh
and Spruce streets. Although the meetings are
not yel fairly under way, quite large number OF
pemtents nightly assemble around the altar and
from present appearance, an unusually interest
ing seres OF meetings may be predicted Rev. Mr..
Hill, OF Union M. E. Church, rendered hls assist.
ance last evening aud delivered very impressive
sermon. Rev. Mr.. Merritt, Of st. Pauls church,
was announced TO preach this evening With
such Wiling and efficient lAborers conducting the
meetings they cannot be other than interes ing.
a successful revival Is also in progress at Beth
el NJ. Il. Church, in Brandywine Hundred Sew
eral have proiessed conversion, and the good work
Is still going on.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
FAnMEns MAnkErs.-On Wednesday, farmer

FARMERS MAhKETs.-On Wednesday, farmers
sold butter fIoln 45 to so cts. a pound lard | to
IL do; eggs, 70 TO 80 per dozen chickens, sl.l5
TO l.75 par turkeys, Is cts u pound or from
Sl.'j TO 1920 each /; veal, 10 to 20 cts. a pound
beef, 10 to Is do; liver, 10 do pofk 10 to IA do
beans aud hominy, 10 cts, quart lima beans, IL
do corn, do; apples, lS 10 % cts. half peck
turnips, 8 to ~ do; white potatoes, 20 do pars-
nips, u cts. bunch celery, s to 10 do cabbage.
10 ~ cts head; pigs feet, 25 cts. a set, The
market was literally supplied.
Fresh fish at the Second strset market house
.o'd as follows lake silad 20 cts. pound rock
and pike, 10 do; sun and founder, l21S.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
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STOCK QUOTATIONS,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Wednesday,, Jan. IA, ~ 30 i. M.
FLOI R-Thc market is very firm. with stead,
inquiry Tor shipment and home consumrhon. ;sM
barrels changed hands, including superhne at Soa
> -: extras at S5ad ~; Wisconsin extra family al
s. a0n7 -; Minnesota do do, at s. l5a> 81 q, the
latter rate for fancy Pennsy lvania, Ohio and In
diana do. do. at 81 6pas 5O and fancy brands a'
IS 7ialU ) AS in quality Rye Flour sells at -. In
Corn there Is no sales =,
GRAlN.-1here is very little movement in the
Wheat market. but prices are well sustained sales
Of +O0I bushels OF red at 81 GOAL o.; amber at 81 os
al - for Western: and 81 7Sa s. for PennSylNanla
white at 81 SAL ~ and No. spring at 81 20; Rye
sells at e0Is3c. ton Western and Pennsylvania,
Corn is in good request with sales OF SUI bushels
old yellow at Ssc and 6oi o bushels new yellow at
S,aSjc. Oats are in iar request, and soC' bushels
sold at &c for W We>torn white. and osc. Tor Penn
sylvana do.
SEEDS Clover eed is quoted at s,'4aloc. per
pound. Timothy sold at s. -, and fiaxSeed at
: Il per hu-hel.
WHISkY.-We quote Western iron bound at
81 o. rcr i!ion.
WILMINGTON. DKI.. ia II. 1874.
Quotations at the Brandywne Mills Tor Flour and
Gra--Corrected Daily.
Family tlnrr,..... sFp%s ~"
EAtrd Iuur. oVV" =
Suuer6ne ............... 6..15oD so
Wheat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l6O@ 20
orn............. ............................ &c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

FIRE IN MlDDLETowN.-Early Wednesday
morning, a fire was discovered in frame build
ns on Main street, Middletown, the lower portion
OF which Is occupied by j. 1hos. Budd, real estate
agent, where the fire originated. Tue upper por-
tion was occupied as school, by Mrs. Maxwell.
The flames burned tercely Tor awhile, but were
extinguished by means of fire extinguIsLcrs. The
building, which was owned by Thomas J. Roth
well, sustained damage TO the extent Of about
$3.50, but was fully insured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
REGIsTEns,s URDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. goth. 1873.
Upon the application of James ?. Cloud and
hss OF ,aa eounia
deceased; Il IS 0rdersd and directed di @ By 'iE The
Register that the Executors aforesaid give
tary upon the Estate Of the deceased. with the
date of granting thereof, by causing advertise
Of such Letters in six Of the most public places o
theCounty Of New Castle. requiring all persons hav-
ing demands againsttbe Estate TO present the same
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. And also cause the game to be in
serted within the same period in the Delaware Ga-
ton. and to he continued therein two months.
1x-a Given under the hand and seal of Office OF
the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in
&80New Castle county aforesaid, the day and
year above written. Is. GIBBS, Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

SALK OF HOUsEs-At New Castle, ex-Shcnif
Herbert recently sold one of his new houses OH
Cherry street, 10 Mr.. John Jacobs, for sl500.
This house Is one OF whole row on Cherry
street, and in the Spring, Mr.. Herbert expects 10
erect another row OF somewhat larger dwellings,
III the same locality.
The Trustees OF the NJ. L. Church haye pur-
chased the late residence of the ex.Sherii, on
Delaware street, for $4,000. 1t will be used us
the Methodist Church Parsonage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

CAMP MEETINGS Sin Philadelphia, II few day:
ago, at meeting oi the representatives OF severa
Camp Meeting Associations, the times lor com
mencing some of the camp meetings were fixed
upon, as follows;
Rehoboth Beach, July l4lh.
Chester Heights, July 2lst.
Landisvlle and Pilman's Grove, August 4,h.
Ocean Grove, August liih.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

The KELLOGG TRorPE.-The Philadel phia
Erenins Bulletin Of a recent date, says, Mrs. Van
Iandt has stood the severe test Of foreign crit-
cism, and is delightful singer, and is also young,
gifted, and handsome. The company contains,
besides our old friend uabclnann, one OF the
sweetest OF tenors, the Seguins, and several new
artistes OF whom great things are reported. This
popular opera troupe will give two Of their grand
entertainments in the Opera House, in this city,
on Monday and Tuesday evenings next
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

SECOND CROP PoTAToEs.-Samuel Couper,
Esq.. of New Castle raised second crop OF
Early Rose Potatoes he past season, which
we're planted on the 18th Of August, on the
same ground that Tho first crop had been grown.
No manure was used and yet they are of good
size as we can testifyfrom the full bakers dozen,
which were left at our Office as a sample. This
showswhat may he done by keeping The ground
occupied two crops in season paying much
better than one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

An effort will be made during the session to
have new law passed equalizing the mileage
Of members Of Congress, go that The delegate
from Washington Territory will not be paid
from three TO four thousand dollars more per
aDnum than a member from one of the Phila-
delphi districts. 1t is probable that a bill
will be introduced, and referred TO the Com
miites On Mileage covering this whole quea-
ton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-Last evening
several officers of the Grand Lodge Of Delaware
X, of T., went out to Grubb's Corner Brandy
wine Hid, and there installed the follow
Ing officers in Morning Star Lodge, No g.
L. ofP.
V. P. Thos. Casey; C. C. Joseph Forwood
'. Z. VIM. ii. Bird; +. Thomas Phillips; K
Of X. s., IL. c. Bird; NJ. Of +. Aimore Smith,
NJ. Of Ex., James Leach, NJ. Of A. Atmorc
vandever; ]. G.. Robert Pierce, o. g. Elwcod
Pierce; Rep. 10 Grand Lodge, G. K LLOYD. u;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

NorIcE.-Rey. Leighton Coleman will preach
an St. Johns church, in the Ninth Ward, next
Sunday morning and evening. We presume
that he will also address the Sabbath School az
he is disposed to embrace every oppor tunily 10
speak work OF admonition and encouragement
to the youth as well as to those more advanced
IN year,. Rev. Mr.. Coleman is highly popular
with large class of our citizens and we pre-
sumo that the 81 .vice in ST. Johns church next
Sabbath, will be largely attended.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
sooIGTIEs.
MKHrIkns THIS fekSihb

Jefferson Lodge, No. ,. /. y. a. f., at Dt.
Fellows Hall, Third and King
Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, l. q. N N, Mt Red Mems
fall. AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division. No. l. s. of T., at Sons
ofrcmperaucs Hall, McClary building. Market
st. above 9th.
Wilmington Council, No. /. q. L. A. Nj at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
Hone Council No 2, Jr. q. L. A. M. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at jot
Market street
Clayton Lodge, No. 1, X. OF L., at knights OF
Pythias Hall. II Market street
Eden Lodge, No "a, l o OF. at Odd Fellows
Hail. Sd and King Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
CONDENSED milk.

Is made by carefully cyaporatirG the watery ror-
uuu ot Itesh M,k. adding 10 IL "A small portlon OF
white sugar and sealing ii up hermeucally. In
thus way 1t "il keep for years and can AGAIN be
brought very nearly 10 its naturally liquid state by
the addition OF pure water. 1t is very largely used
IN the Ireraratlon OF food for infants, ami u
especially ada pt cd 70 the of travellers on &c
count of It's portability and answering all the rur
}, - oi fresh milk. The hest brands are sold by
T.. ERINGliliRST :. CO..
Curner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
TIE NATIONAL BANKS.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS FOR TIE ENSUING
YEAR.

TIV-f VI
YEAR.
CITIZENS SoTIoNAL, M1DDLrTowN.
l;criamin Gibbs, Henry Clayton, BENJAMIN |.
Bges. john A. Reynolds, JAS. Culbcrtson; 'scop
Is. Calicr Elw. G. Fennimorc Martin II. walker,
Joseph Bggs The last two are new Directors; Wmo
lake tho places of DR.. j. " Crawford and u B Elt
ljson. AT meeting OF the Directors. subsequent
ly. Henry Clayton WIS elected President.
NEWARK NATIONAL BANK.
Joel Thompson, Jr., james II. Kay. 5. N. Curtis.
Harry Warren. William McClelland, John W.
Evans John Pillipg,
SEwrpRr SArtoxAL RlSS, -
Franklin q, Finn, william X. tlnn, WILLIAM Y,
Phllps, William ltasiett, james Cranstcn, lanne
hnIsneanc, David Eastbprn, dehn Mitchell, David
Lyman. Alta meeting Of the Hoard, held ssllsn-
aurntr, 7. q Finn was fs.eleried President.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

Police CAsEs.-Jsmes McElroy, for disorder
ly conduct, was required to pay costs, and give
bail III the sum OF 500, to keep the peace.
Sallie Turner, (col.,) for drunkeness was fined
hfly cents and costs
Last night, thirty three persons sought nights
lodging and shelter from the cold weather at the
City Hall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
Nut RiNA'

= UIH'NR'
Pre-, ,arcd from Wheat and admirably adapted as a
diet To those of sedeutary habits and for all per-
sons sufering from impaired digestion. Constipa-
tlan Of the bowels often the casse OF much ILL
health and suffering is relieved by the frequent use
ut thi, food. Inc same may he said of genuine
scotch. Pin Head Irish ) and Bethlehem Dat Neal
which OF finest quality are supplied by
J.. BKlNGHURST x Co,
Apothecaeios.
Corner Sixth aIs Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

IEcruRes- Thursday evening next, Geo.
c. Thomas Superintendent OF the Sunday Schools
connected with the Church OF the Holy Apostles,
Philadelphia, Will lecture at CdlyaIyP r. f.. Church,
5. w. corner OF Third and Washington streets.
This evening, Dr. VIM. Cummlns, of Smyrna,
will lecture here.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

DELAWARE CITY PROPERTY We cali attention
to the advertisement for the sale OF valuable
property in Delaware City, belonging TO the
estate of John Mclutre, deceased, ry John III.
Rodney, Esq, Trustee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly attested
to the Executors. or before Dec. 3Oth 1874, or
abide the Act of Assembly In such case made
and provided. JAMES p. CLOUD,
ABKAM PALMER,
jan2-wom Executors
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

A Topeka dispatch says that Osborne " scem'to
have the inside track IN the contest for United
States Senator in the. Kansas Legislature, and
that Philips is probably next in strength. Os-
borne's friends claim that he will receive ioriy
votes on the first ballot.
That unfortunate Spanish frigate ArAplles is
again ashore the foot of Bridge St, Brooklyn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

BuIInINd IMrRovEMENIs-K Robert II. Jone:
AMI Patrick laggart are Just finishing eight two
story brick houses, Gu Adams street, near Lover
ing Avenue. They are great Improvement to the
nelghbothood.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

lNeUEsT.- Coroner Winslow held an inquest a
Front and DUPONT streets, on Tuesday.over the boa
OF colored infant, two weeks old. Verdict. deaf
from nqtuia al causes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
CITY NOTICES..

The hes, recommendation of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. They IN
yariuby advise their friends to drop in and Try II
ON, at BABGDCk X BRO,
.rj Market street
"a good article advcrtiscs itself" and the BIS
murrt Guifer Tor Gcuttircn is untrers1HV recon-
mcnieJ by those who have worn it as the Gdncr
BABCOCk BRO.
~ Market street.
Mens' Gaiters. Sc and ur.
Mems Boots, 90 and up
Ladies Shoes, 81 50 and W,
AT the old cheap Store Of
BABCOCk 4 BRO,
2nG Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

SALE OF MoufY.-At the regular meeting o'
Diamond State Losn Association, last evening"
$l6S0 sold at 81 per cent. premium. Withura"n
shares, 10 The amount of over sll0o, were also
paid off.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
,eun Loan Association meets toilsAr

Peun Loan Association meats to-iighi
II is cold enough to-day, to si't 'he mrs. hni
blooded.
The regular weekty meeting q! City Council,
lakes place this evening.
Have you seen the bearded lady at Chadwick. j.
Museum, 201 W. ilh St., Tor this is the last week.
An unfortunate cur had It's tail cut oil, yester-
day, at the Delaware Junction, by the mail train
from Baltimore.
The sale Of reserved ssat for The Kellogg Opera
Troupe performances, repmsncrd al Roughmon,
Ihuhas 4 cp,it, tlit uplnIps. serare one al
enrt,
+s.-ls---s trr--N-s
Ssw MAnkrt JlocsE, 1t is said that shrie :
project on foot to turu Rce's Foundry, near lVtll
and Orange streets, into u market house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-15

PERsoNAI.-Chus. A. Slime. of rittsburs, Pa,
formerly with Moore " Bro, of this city, Is nov
III Wilmington, on II brlef visit. HIS many per-
soual friends will rejoice at this opportunity OF
seeing an old favotitr.