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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-16
Iria reportsd from Flor,poe IN, n,

. Iris reported from Florence that Mr..
Josquin Miller. the poet Of the Sierra.
has slopsd with an Italian married vo-
man, the mother Of even children.
The affair ID said to have produced a
great eommotion in the society Of that
frss-loving city.
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Tzr heather shoshons Who sdits the

TIE hsathsn Shoshons Who edits the
Reese River Rsrsius. psrpstratss the fsl-
lowing about motAsn-in-lav:
Packages containing four pounds or
under are now carried through the
United States mails for on4-half cent an
ounce. or 8 cents per pound. Altar
January LIST still another reduction win
be made. the rates after that time bsing
hxed At Q cents Per pound. Al such
prices IL would pay To ssnd your moth
sr-in-law on an excursion 10 the South
Sea lslands-if you could got hsr 70 d.
vide hsrsslf int fsur-pound pankaees;
but there are . good many pounds In
some mothGp-in-lav.
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We have received a copy Of the 1f-
fesai Bay Distria Race Record. publishsd
BY John T. Uhlhorn. San Francisco. Il
isa lively sheet, tells all about the
horses which took part in the great race
day before yesterday; and gives other
interesting information in the horse
racing line.
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CxAlIz1 Ross. the missing boy Of
Germantown, Pennsylvania. has tnrnsd
up In California. He lisa horse jockey
nov, and rode Thad Stevens In the $2S.-
900 nee day before yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-16

STATE MNs,ALoorr.-TAs State Min
sralogiss contest Is finally decided in
whitehill's favor BY quite respectable
majority. Following are the ofdoiL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-16

Tssss persons who cried out TO pool
sellers ON Saturdays races. "ist u have
Psass'' are jubilant.
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ran sxvrxrn NEVADA Lsan.lA.
TuAE. I,

Following " give N nance fsd-
dance and political sliisiAsstion q "
members Of the mat (ssvsnth) Nss1A
Legislature:
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Marriages.
Deaths.

son OF T. A. and X. 2. Hall, aged i wear. n
months and 8 days.
tFunell tomorrow Tuesday at 10 o'clock
nom the residence OF the parents on the Di.
vide. Friends are respectfully invited 70 at.
-tend1
BRENBNKAMPr-fn Eureka, November o.
Conrad Dremenkampt, agrdayear.
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Births.

s~TRoUSE-In Virginia, November II, TO the
pONNKLLY-At American Fiat, November
II, 70 the wife Of X. W. Donnslly, q daughter.
DAvf5-fn Winnemueea, November II, 10 the
wife Of II. W. Davis, Q son.
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Grand Legitimate Matinee Saturday.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

THE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY.
L Location % principal place OF business. Han
Francisco, California.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that ct Q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held On the 18th
day Of November, 1874, an assessment mo. ~
Of Three Dollars ttaj per rhsrc Wa levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, pay
able Immediately. In United States gold coin,
10 the Secretary. at the oficc OF the Com.
pany, No. q Merchants Exchange, California
street, san Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday. the 18th day OF De-.
cember, 1874, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale, and unlcss payment 10 made before,
will he sold 81 public auction on TUESDAY.
the 9Th day Of January. 1878, to pay the delin-
Quent assessment, together with costs OF adye;.
tlslng and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Directors.
JAMES T. KENNEDY. Secretary.
0fiee-Room - Merchants Exchange. San
Francisco. California. nolG I'd
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Eighth Anniversary Ball

Committee or Arrangements,
John u Connors nR symons
Pr IIearne John 2 Mcdonnell
p IanHan d Donovan
lnvitation Committees
aoLD NIL
Edward Wright James Drew
James Francis WIN Madden
ia Atkinson Thomas lIarkin
ri Peters Thomas Marks
John Phclan Thomas u Kelly
Jamcs Perry James Barns
Joel Niswihder Henry Trcwclla
Mat Crowley. Michael Fitzpatrick
Richard Maggie
Virginia
Dennis Nsvin George Morrison
James sullivan Frank Murphy
John csvanaurh Martin, o'shea.
sLvrn err
Reception Committee,
Thoma. Kelly George W Rogers
Edward Welsh Barney coyic
AcI1ay
FIoer Managers,
Al Mcdonnell Thomas Diamond
John Kennedy N Brady
Nicholas Sexton
Rleor Director;
John X Connors
Admitting dcniism;n aud Iidic..
The celebrated Brass and String Band under
the leadership OF Professor Cara has been en-.
gagged for tho occasion.
The Gold MN Miners Union. with its pro-
verbal liberallty. will spare neither palis nor
expense TO make this ball one Of the plea.antc.t
and inest OF the season.
~ Carriages will he In attendance for the
accommodation Of ladies' from Virginia and
Gold Hin. nola I'd
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First
ANNIVERSARY BALL
a MYSTIC LODGE,
In no. -,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
ITO M GIVEN AIM.
MINERS UNION HALL,
GOLD HILL.
TUESDAY EVENING, nov. 81, 1871.
Committee of Arrangements
u Wagner Up Braden
Thos Rove JCGfant
ELslcu
Reception Committees
W II Smith j D~LnyBachsn
Tho- Harsin en- Fitch
Dinner
Invitation Committeei
NEVADA LODGE, VOL.
sH Goddard W Bowjen
John 4 Haneen
DAMON IoDeE. 40. ,.
Geo Tuay johnson
PHI Mulcahy
c,Rsos Ionor. No. Z.
Geo Gill,on CE Laushfon
HUMBOLDT LODGE. NOS.
I'll Murphy Pn Roam
Livingston
LINCOLN LODGE, .p. 6.
Powell W II virlen
vDrskc
BrATpic LopoE, y !.
VII Davenport wM Beatty
II strom
Floor Committee;
JP Pannlnshsm MPwolf
JOG Grant Up Bradcn
Wagner
Master OF Ceremonies
L Stern
TICK and w
r. Tickets not transferable. ocli I'd
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4 GRAND LEGITIMATE CARNIVAL

Tue Management beg 10 announce that during
the present week their object 10 to insuraie
A GRAND LEGITIMATE CARNIVAL !
During which viii Be produced tho crandcst
works nom the pens OF the mlghtiesl writer's
Of this and past asss. NO ADVANCE IN
rhlchS'
Grand Legitimate Matinee Saturday.
PRICES or ADMISSION:
brsss Circle and Orchestra Chairs ........si 90
rAlqustte ........s.'. "
Private Boxes... .................. :. 0 10
~ Reserved asats my cents extra. BOX
ONCE open from 10 a. y. to r. y. nos
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT.--To the Rev. j. Nor
sell, d. D., who has recently left his psstOrse at
Smyrna, the Times OF that town pays the follow
ing n ibute:
Rev. ]. MoYsen, b. D., for nine years Rector
of St. Peters Episcopal Church. of this town
removed from our midst on Saturday last. Al
ter spending season Of recreation with friends
in New Castle county. also in Brooklyn and Cor
neelicut he will proceed TO his new field OF labor
Lanesboro. Mass, where he will enter upon. his
duties Ms rector at Easter. On Friday evening,
/ at tine close of the Lerteu services, after some
short speeches by seysral gentlemen in aCknow'
ledgment of the Doctors services AZ minister
and the esteem in which he was held as a eiil'
zen. the congregation babe farewell TO himself
and wife, wishiOg them health, happiness and
long life The Doctor, whilst among ns, wa'
| regarded as among the ablest, # not the very
ablest, minister of his Church in the Diocese.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
CITY NOTICES S.
%E. F. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron

has never been known to fail in the cure of weak
ness. attended with symptoms indisrosltion TO ex-
ertlon; loss OF memory difficulty of breathing !;
general weakness; horror OF disease; weak. nerv =
Gus trembling; dreadful horror of death night
sweats; cold teet; weakness; dimness of VISION /:
languor; universal lsssituds of the D uscular sys-
TEN; enormous appetite with dyspeptic symptoms,
hot hands; flushing cf the body, drynass of the
skin pallid cUuntenance and eruptiOns on the
face, purifying the blood pain in the back heav
ness Of the eyeits frequent black spots Tying be
fore the eyes with temporary sutuson and loss 0
sight; want OF attention. etc. These syu,rtoms al
arise from weakness. and 20 remedy that. use
b. L. kUNKKL's Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never
tails. Thousands are now enjoying health who
have used it. Take only Il. /. kuNAEL's.
Beware of counterIeits and base limitations q;
EunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron is 50 we'll known all
over the country, druggists themselves make an
imitation and try to palm it off on their customers
when they call it EuukePs Bitter Wine Of Iron.
kunkel's Bitter wine OF Iron IS put up only IN
ii bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put oJ
the outside. With the ,Droprietor's photograph or
the wrapper Of each bottle. Always look tor thI
photograph on the outside, and you will always b'
sure to get the genuin ne article.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere
dec3-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
SOCIETIES..
MEK7JNca THIS Iyssiso

. ysE .. IS - - :. tf-vttN
: -lefersGl- Lodge, 10 ,, T. O--o- f.. at Odd
Fellows Hail. Third and King.
keokik Tribe, No. 3, l. o. X. NJ, at Red Men .
nall, AIS Market street
Wilmington Division. No. /, s. Of T., at Sons
OF temperance Hall, McClary Building, Market
wilmington Council, No. /. o. L. A. NJ at
Meohamcs' Hail, pig King street
Hope Council, No. =, Jr. .. Y. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Washington Home Con.mnnion, at 5Oi
Market Street. -
Clayton Lodge, No, =, X of r., at knights Of
Fythlls Hail. 2l Market street.
Eden, Lodge, Np3l, or, at Odd Fellows
Han "a and King ST..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
A WRONG CUSTOM CORRECTED

1t Is quite generally The custom to take strong
hVer stimnlants for the cure OF hver COMPLAINT
ana both the mineraland Vegetable Kingdoms
nave Dren dhgently searched to procure the
M M.nost "'dstic anu poisonous purgatiyes,i in order
10 produce powerful effect upnn the liver and
arouse the hgging and cntecbed organ. his
system ot treatment is on the same principle q,
that ol giving weak and dehilitated man
large portions of brandy 10 enablD him to do a
certain amount OF work. When the stimulant
Is withheld, the organ like the system gradual
~ relapses into more torpid or sluggish and
weakened condition than before. What then
Is wanted Medicines that, while til ev cause
the biIe 10 now freely from the liver, as that
organ Is toned INTO action, witt not overwork
ami thus debllltatc 1t but Will, when their use
IS uScontlhued, leave The liver strengthened
and healthy.
HORkS WONDERS
BfRGE EN, Genesee Co. y. y. March - 1871
pr. Il N.PIERcr:
! DeJF Sly our treatment IN my case Ia,
| oeen quite successful and saiftctory, and toI
| WEich desire to express my gratitude. have
Deen troubled with n diSordered Liver aut
Catarrah and general weakness for goot
many years, and was falling ali the time, an,
| last August / called ON YOU and got some o
Your GClden Medical discovery and pr Sage
tatarrh Remedy, and one of your Nasal lniec
tors, and since that time have been inpfoy
Ing and am now better than have been II
Years, not having had the sick headache il
months, which, used 10 have to ayerape one
week, the Golden Medical Discovery bein
the principal medicine used II has worke
wonders in my case, aud I recommend it t
those simiarlv afflicted. Let me express m
gratitude to Nou Tor such invaluable services
Truly AMI gratefully yours,
/ ,eodl NM. +. CRITTENDEN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

REILCs.-The workmen employed in sinking
the. sewer recently on Mil street, Norristows,
turned up some quiioa'sses in the shape of revo-
lutionary relics The first was Washington
penny dated l7z6, firmly cast and embedded in
a solid cube of lead, but in an excellent state oil
preservation. The secopd was l2fb cannon
ball. doubtless dropped from an ammunition
wagon Of Knox's field batteries while on a or.
aging scout from Valley Forge Daily lAepea
dent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

ctlvtd, note from the officers at the Custom
House in relation to the recent charges of mai
leasance made against this department., to the ef-
feet that they have received copies of the report
OF tue special government Agents Investigation
ence touching the same, which proves conclusive
ly the talsity of the charges made. These copies
are open to the investigation of all interested
nartiea.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

SMYRNA TewN ELEqTIoN.-At the election
for Commission officers In Smyrna, Monday, but
slight interest was displayed, and only l54 votes
were cast. The following tickets were in the field
IMPRovKNENr TIcKET.-Cemmissioner 5.
Taylor. l59, N F. Wilds. l57. John H. Hoffecker,
l5a. j. VanGasken, lS5. O. Z. Foxwell, 81, r. E.
Jefferson, So. Alderman, Ii. q. Budd, ll0. As
SCISSOR. e. j. Colt, 116. Treasurer, j. W. Den
ney, ll3
1owN TcKET.-H. c. Douglass, 63, John IL.
Hofscker, N. Y. Wilds, y. Taylor. !. yanGasken
J. B. Cooper. l.. d. Hamilton. As. Alderman, II.
b. Pennington, So. Assessor. William Worden,
40. Treasurer, William A. FAIRIES, 45.
Hoaecksr, N, f., Wilds, g.. Taylor, j, H. Jeffer-
.On, 90, d. v. Cooper, 50, w.B. Collins, %. Al
derman. II, B. Pennilgton. Assessor, E. J. Colt,
Treasurer, ]. w. Dsnnsy. G ysr E =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

REAL EsrArE.--J. T. Head for himself and
others will have sales OF lots, oyer lib street
bridge, 90 the Wright property, Wesiside, ovsi
Market street bridge, on the Hillss properly
between 10sh and llth streets, aud over Third
street bridge. on April 25th, May 9th, May 10th
May Esd, aud June 9th. " sT t7ft
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

Row.-Mouday night, there was q row over
Third street bridge Of considerable proportions,
10 " hich male and female joined. None Of the
participants, however, received any serious in
jury. As is usual in such cases. laws suits orig
,na.ed, and before Esquire Frazer, yesterday,
several Of the parties engaged in the affair were
bound over to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

AN AEFEC TIoNATE CoUPLE.-About IL o'clock
this morning, special officer Stewart, while on his
beat, saw u man and woman claspsd in each 9TH
ers' arms. lying upon the damp ground near Mar
ket street bridge, in the cold embrace OF good
square drunk. The officer promptly aroused the
intoxicated couple, and taking iLem TO the City
Hail. locked them in the cells. They said they
were man and wife. and gave their names rs Jos
eph and Annie Jones.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

PUBLIC MEETTSG.-On Tuesday afternoon ,hs
Committee on Public Meetings of tho Society fof
The Prevention of Cruelty to animals held con-
ference and resolved to hold public meeting in
the interest of the Society sometime during the
month Of April. This meeting will probably be
held in the Grand Opera House, and will be ad-
dressed BY the well known Heury Bergh, OF New
connected with Societies for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to animals. The exact date of the meet
ing will be fixed at whatever time II may be con.
venient for Mr.. Bergh TO be present. Such Il
meeting, without doubt, would have an ipAens,
attendance
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

METHODIST PAsyoRs.-The Republican says II
Is pretty we'll settled that Rev. Joseph L. Smith,
OF Lancaster Pa, will be the next pastor OF Grace
M. T.. Church, in this city. 1t may be possible
that Rev Charles Hill OF Rev. DIR. Matlack NAV
be transferred TO the Philadelphia Conference to
supply the pulpit now filled by Mr. Smith Rev.
I. T.. Martindals has been mentioned In connec-
ton with The Union but it is not yet settled who
the coming man will be. Rev. +. Stubs contin-
ues at Asbury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
MILK.

Ia made By carAiply ey4porating the ,watery por.
HoE Of Essn MrS adding 10 it a small porti of
white sugar and sealing it up Dramatically. In
this way 1t Will keel iuI years and can again be
brought very nearly Ats naturally liquid state by
the addition of rurt water. is very largely used
in the preparation OF food tor infants. and IS
count OF It's portability and answering all the par
r''ss Of fresh milk The best brands are sold by
+. hRINaHURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Mark et streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

IKE LoANs.-Last night, at the resulAf monthly
meeting OF Hope Loan Association, money sold
us follows 81 200 at 3715 per cent, premium
81 800 at ~; $500 at 29; 600 at sl5 the balance
was paid to Withdrawing shareholders.
Tuesday evening, ths regular monthly meetings
Of Delawa an Excelsior Loans were held The
former sold s40o at IS per cent premium, and the
latter 81, 200 at 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

IMPRovEMENT-Grou has been broken On
Hsald street. South W ilmington, for the purpose
OF erecting seven two story brick houses for Wm
Quinn and Babcock & Bro. The cellars are be
ing dug by James Branan, the brick work will
be done by Ruth & Bro. The contract for car
pentering, plas,ering aud painting has moi
been completed. 4f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

REoRGANIzATIoN.-Last night, Fidelity Social
Temple True Templars, which has been extinct
for some time past, was reorganized with fourteen
members, under the name OF Olive Branch Social
Temple The following officers were elected -
8. P. T., A N. Beatty B. T. T, R. 5. Beatty, S.
v T., Annie kerns; 3. Y. T., !. y. Kerns; Treas
Amelia Crozier Z. =, A, Hill; Il 8, Agnes Col
Inns; /. g., Mary Il. Searles. &,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

CRILDRESs FAIR.-Saturday. afternoon aud
evening, several young misses held fair at the
residence of Mrs. Vaughn, on Market street, by
which they realized the sum of Sl34 This was
promptly turned over to the Young Ladies' Re
lief Socisty. Such charitable action as this oil
the part OF the young misses who conducted tht
affair is quite commendable,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 255 Mark ct
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 for such sick as ca al tina
price of the msdi zines. the price as they would
Day anywhere else; but that NO one is visited at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

Prepared from Wheat and ad' trably adapted as q
diet to those of sedentary ,blts and for all per
sons suffering from impaired digestion. Constipa-
ton of thu boweis often the oasse OF much NJ
health and suffering rs relieved hy the frequent use
Bf this bod raesaus may he said oi genuine
Ssotck Pin Head i rish y and Bethiehe hemU Uat NJ cal
which OF Enest quality are supplied by
L. E.BkINGHURST i Co
Apothecaeiss.
Corner Sixth and Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

BUsY.-A brief glance at the ship yards of our
city shows them all TO be quite busy. a consd-
erable an. cunt of new work is On hand and nu-
merous vessels ofvarious kinds in Tor repairs.
Other branches of industry are also reyiying, and
altogether the prospects fiatterng for speedy
resumption OF all kinds of business to the usual
q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

Inc mixed tain will rs run subject to delays in
ciieL; to freight business, aud will stop onIy A.
stations where 'ime is G ven -
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave Ne. Castle for Wilmington md pbi.
aelphis vt ~ m. and s . T. m Leave WI
'ninston. bands 81 M. tor New Castle
SMl RSA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional - those above, leave Smyrna f.,
layton. II - d IN, aud 30 m, leave Clayton ior
Smyrna.a q ioa IN. and IS . n. to make conn estion
with usins 10 and from Dover, and Stations SoulL
CONNECTIONS.
At l3wh,eli. with the K ent County and o. n
Aunc's aud hent Railroads.
At ClaJ ton, with Md. Il ID. R. R
At Bar, ingfon. with J. Il R. K
AT Se tt0ri. with d. i Del r. K
AT Delmar with L. :. X. Il. i W. and P RE-
II. Il. hENNEY saIn't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
ROWROTA1A VA 4 FRAN,
AIJCTION EERS
~ ~ ~ lois IL r. II -
The Wilmington Auction aud on IN !ssiou uoass
No @. EAST FOURTH.STREET.

IHo " lEINluENUu Z uVI IlUn hnI !saluu IT
No q. EAST FOURTH. STREET,
Is u!w open. Auction SAles every evening AZ the
Auction House. Con ,ignments received uaiiy
all kinds Ol goods, wares and u msrshandlze guli
commission. Persons declining huusekeeoing can
the autt tion house. as may ts It. red, An za11s
Enld o. com non promptly pAII Tor within eve
days tTom day OF sale. Country sale und Sales
vt Real fstste Promptly attended To-
We VAL also keep E'st-oia.s \ AhIErI
STORE, which VIII he open daily Sunday except
as CHI a. Glassware. Queen Sare, Crockery. Fin
ware. caIpets, Oilc oths, MinI0w Shades. brushe %
baskets, Nr. Also Gentlemen Furnishing Goods
~ n ~ Shtr-. prlNer+. Hoe. -, pen lers scarf
&c., &c at hola,alehu1 ketlIL at prices wni, a
dety CONT euttOn Gail AM zee u and be con
| ted.
JOHN ). RON mBurHAM
+ Z, EkAIM.
jtn1l d Al ,t'r3 ar CummIs- ion M5rohants
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

THE STATE HoUsE.-Thc Committee OF the
Legislature, in charge Of the improvements to Tie
State House, met at Dover on Friday. to inspe
the progress OF the work. They found it proceed
ing very satisfactorily and the contractors believe
they will be able to complete it by August A
draft for 81 700 drawn in favor Of the contrat
tors
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
and Western n. u
TIM T. TABLE.

SEzatzz441 Commencing Oct. lst :. 1874 trains viii
'S run as follows: 49,
Leave WILMINGTON 10 30 q. IN. and 5 IS y. M
Leave Lsndenoerg6 A. a. m. and 50 D. IN,
Arrive at W Wilmington - m. and $50 D m
AtrIk a. l.lndenberg II 30 M. amt 60 pm
CONNEtrlOES-Traias leaving whining ton at
10 80 u III with train leaving Philadelphia at s 81
IN. Il
Train leaving Wilminston at IS y u. .esunscts
with train leaving Philsdelphia at 90 D m -,
lraln arriving at WuminEton at SIS q IN, with
Train arriving at Wilmington at 8 30 with train
Tor Philadelphia at N. .Is ..4 "a
sunday trains viii be withdrawn after Oct lat
seI20 -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
0NNECTIoNS


- AZ Ml!mington With trains on Philadslp a.
" lplngton and Baltimore &. h; at Chadd 5
Cestrsl K; at Coatesyi.le with trains en- Penn
sylvania X. H., AMI at Reading with trains on
pnIladelphla and Reading, Leb anon Valley Eas !
Penn. and ksadins ani Columbia Rsilroads
Jan - ls'i-I c. SfOLZ.
Ientral Superintendent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

Held FOR A FURTHER HEARING.-John Cole
man, who was arrested on suspicion of setting fire
to Jeremiah Woods stable, on Monday night last
is still held for trial. He has had two hearings
but both have been continued on account of the
absence of material WITNESSES. He is stiii in the
City Hall cells. Ms #e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
WIIMiaG AND HEADING RAJ
W ROAD. -

'n and attsr Monday, February a. ls14. train
keldics w!tuou: change Of cars, on the foliovin
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

II IhiLlP rniLLiPs:-Ihis evening, at Cnon NJ
+ Church. Philip Phillrps will give a coucert o.
sacred music. We are convinced that the acknow
ledged and deserved reputation of Mr.. Phillip.
Will be sufficient to crowd the chuich. All who
can should 90.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

SUPPER The ladies OF the NJ f. Church a,
New Castle will give supper in the town hall
at New Castle, on Thursday evening, the l2th
inst. We hope that it may be well attended, and
that good round sum of money will be realized
as it is to be devoted TO furnishing their new par
sonage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

On aAi after MONDAY. October 10th. ls73. SER
S0uthcara. Will
tassenSer; + A,He1' Passenger, Mixed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

POLICE CASKS, s,--SInce yesterday morning. only
one case OF drunkenness has claimed the official
attention Of his honor the Mayo. The usual
penalty, fifty cents and costs was imposed.
Last night there y dodgers at the City Hall
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05

ESxTRA NEW BUoRwHRAT MEAL. THE
u celebrated Silver Mountain Buckwheat Meal
or sale at the lowest wholesale and Ieta Price nj
:, :" W. N. CHANDLER'S
cts '. Gil Market Street.