davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
Standing Committees

OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC KpUcArIoy.
Atthe regular meeting OF the Board OF Educa.
lion, last evening, President Shortledge announ
ced the standing committees for the ensuing wear.
AZ follows:
Committee on Teachers VIM s Hilles. Lev,
Q. Bird, John II. Moore, l. J. jenkins, Charles
Baird.
Committee on Books-Zlba Ferris, j.. II. M
Jenkins, b. X Hesler, Allen Speakman, Thomas
Johnson.
Committee on Fiuance-H B. McIntire John
Palmer, VIM, II. Pierce.
Committee on Aceounts-James Wooloy A
Higgins, j. II. Adams.
Committee on FueI-A. Speak man. L. p, Lynch
j. G. Morrow.
Committee on Insurauce-G. w Vernon. w I
Morrow, John f Frock. '
Committee on Printiug-L. G. Bird, G r. Rob
erts, F. Hasson " -'''
Committee on RepaiIs-Lswis Zebley. Allie,
Ruth oeo r. Roberts, George f. Rice, ThomaI
johnson.
COMMITTEE on lransfers-J L. moore, C. Baird
w ii. Curry. D'''
Committee on Normal School-R. &. rraim. j
A. Adams, A. Higgins.
special Committee ON New School Ns. 49,
Lewis Zeblsy, Lewis P, Lynch, John Palmer,
Committee ON Sale OF old school Buildlng n,
10 Howard III. jenkins, VIM J. Morrow, Ala
Ruth. -,''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
DE. r. Ku nkepsBi.ter Wine of Iron

Z. T. kunkeI's celebrated Bitter Wine Of Iron
will efeetually cure liver complaint, iaundicc,
dyspepsia, chrome or nervous debility. chronic
diarrbGea disease ot the kidneys. and all diseases
arising from Il disord"red stomach or intestineS,
such as constipation, hatuence inward piles. full
nausea. heartburn, disgust for food, fullness OF
weight in the stomach. sore eIuctations, sinking
CT huttering at the pit uf the stomach, swimming .
of the head, hurried difficult breathing hutter-
ing at the heart, choking or sutlocatng sations
when in lying posture dimness of vision, dots
or webs before TIE sight, dull rain in tho head
deficiency OF perspiratioD, seliowness OF the skin
and eyes, pain in the side, back, head, chest limbs
etc, sudden flushes Oi heat. burning in the flesh
constant imaglnngs of evil. and great depression
Of spirits. Price 81 per bottle. Beware of count
feits. Dopot let your druggist palm oI some other
preparation OF iron be may say is rood, but ask
for kunkel's Bitter wine of Iron. lake no other
Kunkels Wine OF Iron is not sold in buik-only
IN vi bottles. II, i; kunkei. proprietor, No. 259
North Ninth St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
marl2 ltaw2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
y. 8. DISTRICT COURT

CASE OF VIM. ii. PfERsoN, BANKRUPT-CAsEs
OF T.. ). DoUGHRRTY AND JOHN X. VAN
GEIsEL-NoLLE PRosKoUI ENTEBKD
IN BoTH CASES.
The U. 8. District Court met this moruinp at
10 o'clock, Judge Bradford on the Bench. The
Court proceeded TO deliver an opinion on the pc-
tItion OF VIM. 8. Person. OF the late firm of Pier
son & BIO, to be granted discharge under The
bankruptcy act, which was opposed by some ot
his creditors in thirteen specifications, aIlec il, >
fraudulent acts and irregular proceedings of ~
petitioner. The Court ,ei uled the cred,,ors a.
specifications, but withheld the discharge urt:,
the bankrupt could fiud some satisfactory res ii,
for the mutila' on of his account books
U. s. rs. +. j. Dougher an ipdic, mant fin.
embezzling Poetoffice monies-was then called -
The sict-AttorDey arose and stated that an -
mature reflection upon the testimony he co,,I
not see any prospect of securing q conviction. -
The affair is one of great public interest, would
occupy week IN trial and subject the Govern.
mont to great expense without securing n verdict
OF guilty. That his utmost efforts had succeeded
in elciting no further testimony than that which
had already been given to the public. That he
had submitted the substance OF the testjmonv
gained to the Postmaster. G. eneraI and that with
MS consent and approval and also that Of the A..
tornsy-General, he asked leave to enter a noii.
1noseQut. The Court granted leave
U. 8. rs. John K. Van observation-disclosures 10,
| the einbeezlement Ct Postoftce monte, at Har
| rington-was then called, when the District Al
toIney stated that large petition signed bv in
huentlal residents Of that vicinity had been for
wardsd to the Attorney General, praying for ;
discontinuance OF the prosecution, and that III,
Attorney General had directed him TO ask leav
10 enter noiie lrosequi.
Leave was accordingly granted nv the (,our+
There being no further business ready IN
Court adjourned until to. morrow mornine AZ II
| o'clock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
Now Castle County Court.

list OF GRAND JURORS DRAWN FOR THE AP-
PRoACHING SESSION
The following is a list of tho Grand Jurors
drawn to serve at the approaching Term OF Court
at New Castle:
Brandywine Hundred Jos. Miller, John S
Besston.
% Wilmington w. ID. Maxwell, VIM. G.. Pierce
Christiana- Henry g. Banning, John Richard
son.
MIL Greek Abraham Chandler, Richard O.
Fisher.
White Clay Creek oseph Hosslnger, Abraham
Cannon, VIM. Dean
Pencader-Wm. W. Stewart, Jacob b. Cazer
New Castle-Wm. Cooper, Reuben 7. Jan
vler.
Red Lion-Thomas Bird, Benz III. osle, Jno
W, Mccall
81. Georges Isaac Woods, Robt. I. Cochran
Leonard q. Vandsrgrift, Sr.
,Appoqu'nimink-Manl d. Wilson, Wrl. E
Evans, owen &. Crow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
The j ersey Ferry.

OUR BOARD OF TRADE URGING THE PRoJKCr-
, VISIT OF AcoNMiTTKE TO PENNsaRovE, Nj.
Yesterday morning, Messrs. George s. Capeiie,
William I. Croasdale, "a. s. Elliott. Granville
Worrell and William II. Gregg, committee ap-
pointed by the Wilmington Board of Trade, left
ior Pepusgrove, M for the purpose of discussing
tho project of ferry between the two points with
their jersey friends. The party Arst drove to
Edeemoor, and then sailed to fonnsgrove in fast
skiff.
/, On their arrival they were met by Mr.. ]. p
French, who Immediately conducted them to the
hotel OF which he is proprietor. Here desui-
tory conversation upon the subject was held by
the committee and Messrs French, Elkinton and
Barber, leading citizenso of Pennsgrove. With per.
feet unanmity all favored the establishment of The
ferry beteewp Wilmington and Pennsgrove, and
not one Of them doubted that the enterprise
would succeed, il once properly started. Mr.
Elkinton formerly run the steamer OsceoIa on
this line, and made money out Of it, as did also
Captain Joshua Baker, of this city. The line was
well patronized with passengers, freightand true
kers produce.
The conversation wss continued at length, the
Pennsgrove gentlemen being Of the opinion thai
the line would require larged sized ferry boat
for which they would cheerfuliy construct o sir
at their wharf. They stated that although thu
farmers adjacent 10 the town were not present a
the meeting (belug extremely busy with theil
spiing work) they heartily favored tie ferry pro
ject and would do all in their power to assist 1t
The citizens of Pennsgrove, too, were unanimous
IN their desire for ferry communication with vii
mington.
After the subject was thoroughly discussed, IL
the above cbocring manner. Mr. French invited
all present 10 partake of q fine repast, which
was spread In the dinig room Of the hotel. Aitel
doing full Justice to the tempting viands, the vii
mington gentlemen were shown through the no
tel, which they found 10 be In exceilspt condition
and hrst-class in all its appointments,
After spending short ume In looking around
the town, the visitors recrossed the river and re-
turned to Wilmington, highly pleased vii h Their
visit and the prospects for the speedy establish
kment OF genuine ferry line between this city
1 and Pennsgrove.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

PoLIcE CAsIs.-Desiring to star, out on The
war path, Mary Bush, COL, stole little hatche
from Geo Diggs, For this theft aIary was he'll
for Court in the sum Of 5000 bail
Chas. Gordon and James Duggan, rival ta-
hers. INDUCED in row yesterday afternoon. arf
as result Duggan sued Gordon for assault ? I'd
battery before Mayor Simms, Gordon was fuel
81 and costs and held to bail in the sum q
$500. to keep the peace
Archie o'Neil, for vagrancy, was sent ove,
for sixty days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
0OCtE Eteo.
xKRrrNes THIS xvKNINa

! Washington Lodge, No l, A A.. at Hall
Second and King streets
/, Asylum Lodge, No %, o F, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Third and King streets
Good Intent Division, No 8, S Of I, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
I Humanity Circle, U c A, Hall 504 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No g. X of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hail, 2ll Market street.
Washington division, No b, S of 7 Fifth and
Market streets.
American Star Lodge, No /, u F, at Good
Fellows Hail. Third and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple No. /, True Templars, at Hall
cor. OF 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No l, l. ., of e. F., now
meets in the McClary building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

|. RrNAwAY.-Wcst Front street. last evening,
was the scene OF ali exciting runaway. A horse
attached TO dearborn, became frightened, threw
out The driver, (who fortunately was net hur)
and dashed rapidly along the street. Near Wash
ington street, the dearborn collided with two
seated carriage belonging to Washington Jones
demolishing tho latter vehicle completely. The
horse continued in his mad career, aud was stop
pod at Van Buren, street, but not until he had
made the dearborn complete wreck and bruised
himself considerable
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
NOTICES..

fP EH0POTH BEACH CAMP MEETING
~ ASS CIATI0N."-At a meeting Of The
Of the Rehoboth Camp citing As
ppc'dtlon .po R neid in Wilmington De April s. 1914
hundred shares of stock and TO otter them with
one nundt cd lots: at the rate of ono hundred dol
lore notice Is hereby given. that the books Of the
nssoe,ation VIII be opened to receive subscrip-
Hawkins, ESQ, a0i Market street, Wilmington.
A. NJ. '' '' " 81 ''io'h'
The, conditions are oue-half cash. balance in
|sixly days. ' ""~"0s ~
By order of the Board of Directors
aprii-H JOHN ID. QUIG9, sup't,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

THEFT. "A young colored man named Graves
visited the house OF another coi0red man named
sBarrett, in Christiapa Hr 1dred few days ago.
and carried off the best srt of clothing that he
could lay his hands on. He should be arrested
and punished. 1t Is said that he has already
served two years in prison.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-Sunday afternoon,
at meeting of the Catholic Beneficial Union,
held at ST. Joseph's Church Brandywine, the
following ofiicers were elected
President-Wm. Bowe. ttI.L
Vice President-George O'Neill.
Secretary-John J. Toner.
Executive Committee--W iiliam Bowe, X. Il
Griffith, and Luke +. Higgins.
The officers elect We're immediately qualified
nnh took their seats
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

' LEcTURE.-Nr. O'Byrne lectures tonight on
''auld, auld Ireland" new subject. He will tell
OF her ancient inhabitants. their mythology, and
religion, their knights and wars, their poetry
and poets and not forget the Barney Stone
Don't fail to 60 to the Institute tonight. Ifyou
do you will miss good thing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

THANKs.-Rev. T. L. Martindale, Secretary of
the Wilmington NJ. L. Conference, will accept
our thanks Tor q copy of the minutes Of the sixth
annual session of that asseinb bly, recently held
salisbury, Md. It is nicely printed book OF
over one hundred pages, and is filled with inter
esting information relative TO the progress OF the
churches and Sunday Schools of that denomina-
tion, as Well as interesting reading on various
other topics
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

ANOTHER RUNAwAY.-About five O'Clock
last evening, as Capt VIM. Thatcher was drv,
ing across Eleventh street bridge, towards the
city. his horse took fright aud ran violently
away. The Capt. was thrown out, and bruised
himself considerably against the lmbers of the
bridge, but fortunately escaped serious injury.
The horse ran several squares. but was faaliy
stopped, before sustaining injury. The carriage
was badly broken.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

IMPRovKMANT.--Heisler, Mcbride & Co. have
erected neat Office In their shop on Second st.,
below King. They have also put in q new five
horse vertical engine, to drive the ian, and are
prepared to make copper pipes and repair all
work in their line at the shortest notice. Mr..
Mcbride worked with the Messrs. heisier for q
number of years, and as an appreciation Of his
sometime ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
The Eirst sale of the Season.

We are gratincd to announce that J. I: Heald,
wi'l hold large sale of valuable building lots on
the 25th or April. These lots are fuely located
on Thatcher, l4th, 10th and Hsald streets; and
on Thirteenth, Bowers and Dure streets andh pro-
posed avenue to the Delaware river. They are
all situated east ofthe BIandywide and adjacent
to the the Philadelphia, Wilmington " Baltimore
Railroad. The advertisement will appear here
after,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

POLICE CHANCES Scully former
ly ON the police force, has been rsappoiuted
to till the vacancy caused by the removal OF
Mr.. Hettrick sometime since. Mr.. Scully is q
goo and efficient officer
Otdeer Carberry has been removed by May
or Simmsifor unbecomiAg conduct, and David
Hennis has been appointed to the vacancy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

CARGO OF Icy esferday Messrs, Walton q
james received large cargo of Eastern ice
which is now stored away in their capacious ic
houses, ready for delivery to their customers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

~ pounds and over at the rate of 81 90 per 100 lbs
Although the above price sare as low as
good Eastern lee can be sold in this market at
profit, we do not intend to be undersoid upon any
consideration.
These prices TO take effect on and after Monday,
April l3.
PGSEY Il RICE.
=! !oFFrscs-io6 Shipley, ith and Poplar, and Isle
Walnut Sts aprtu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

HraH VALuArIoN.-The EUe,y EUening,
In Its report OF tho sale OF the McLear
property. places very high valuation on
some OF the residences. Certainly q halt
interest In the house No. 1901 Delaware av-
enue, could not bring 81, $50, subject to q
mortgage OF $1,000. any more than the house
NO. 10y Delaware avenue, could be sold
or $1,000, subject to $4,000 mortgage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
LOCAL INTRLLI0ENCE.

PERsoNAL.-Dr. isaac Jump and George V,
Massey, Esq, OF Dover, were in town yesterday,
and interviewed the "boss." Something's brew.
ing In politica' circles, certain,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
NOTICE.

~
TO TIE pERs OF NEW CATTLE corvrx ,o,.
IN, . MATURING APRIL 1874.
Inc holders Of the above Loan are hereby noti
newal Ct the same, Tor ten years l. v.i Aprii lst
~. and the new bonds (registered) in sums Of
souV ana sloOo have been left wllh Cleaver b 9TH
to deliver the same, in exchange for the old bonis
@. WATKINS,
aProi" County Treasurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2S5 Market
street, respectfully informs his friend and the public
IN general. that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at tina
prize of the medicines the price they would
pay anywhere else but that ne one is visited at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

10 pounds and over. at the rate Of sLoo 100 lbs
The above prices to take effect on Monday April
18th. 1874.
ourlee is as good as any ice tha can bo offered
ssthe market and will be sold low as the lowest.
WALTON r JAMES
arr1f Eth an.'kins anil 18th & Shipley.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
Net increase,

NbI lHII6 I68S0, OO1
During the pas. year, 3SS volumes were
condemned and 4S3 new ones added. Dur
ing 1873, 208 books we're lost or stolen and
lis during 1874. During 1873. the namber
of volumes issued to members was 23,770,
an increase of 1870 over 1879; during 1874,
the number issHed was 3O,l77, an increa
OF G, 407 over 1873.
The expenditures for hooks. binding and
stationery during 1873 amoun nted to Sl437 "a,
during 1874, S177 "A. Tho receipts from fees,
lines and sale OF old paper were: 1875 $l73.
| 03; l874-$lls.
1873 1874
Amt OF pended ON library 81, ,49l Ol 81, ,S35 Sc
Less fines, DC, received, l73 03 1l8 Oh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

Increase during the past year. (over slD 2O5
I" over full membership, 267
No. of shares of scrip disposed cf 374
No. of members paid to date. Ga
Amount OF taxes received from Stock
holders and Subscribers, $2664 90
Since last report, second mortgage bonds
to the amount of $500 have been paid OIL
and also $500 OF the floating debt. The total
indebtedness Of the Institute IL S250O0.
The recently adopted plan of issuing one
share OF stock and five scrip certificates TO
each member instead of receiving their
ysemi-anuual suhscripiions.hssw worked we'll
and the further distribution OF the scrip
until the membership reaches at least 1000
shares, Is recommended, when the annual
assessment can be reduced to three dollars
The receipts aud expenditures during the
past year have been considerable, but the
financial condition Of the Institute is re-
garded as favorable.
The above report was referrsd 10 the Ex-
ecntive Committee.
The Committee on Donations and Ar
chives reported that no important donation.
have been made during the past year, and
that the greater part OF those received, have
been public documents, received through
our Senators and Representatives, and re-.
ports of Library and other institutions.
The Library Committee presented re-
tport containing a comparative statement O
the number of volumes In the library, as
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
Food for Rabies,

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive, bo
strong and healthy, and become little models of
youthful strength and chni4h beauty. apr2d9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

additional scrip, to the amount sf s2 900, was
authorized.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
NOTICE.

NJ NoIICE;1,-Shares for sale 10 the Delaware, Mu-
~ tnal. Wilmington and Diamond Stats Loan
Associations at 81 .00 per share,
aprsH GEO. c, MARIs, Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
The wiimin eton Institute.
ANNUAL Observation-Disclosures OF THE TREAS
URER AND COMMITTEES.

ANNUAL Observation-Disclosures OF THE TREAS. |
URER AND COMMITTEES.
I.ast evening, the annual Meeting Of the |
Directors of tho Wilmington Institute was |
held In the Library and Reading Room, tho
retiring President. M. M. Cb'ld, In the
was the reception and disposal OF reports
from the Treasurer and varlOus Committees
which will be found appended:
REPORT OF THE TREASURER
The Treasurer, Chss. w. Howland, pre-.
sented the following report, which was read
and ree,rsd to the Executive Committee;
RECEIPTS.
Received from Stockholders, s2.666 90
" rent OF Hall, l,73s III
I" use of Directors room 23 90
II use basement, e yrs) l61 so
q rcnt of stores and
offices. 2.75552
Receive from house, No. sll Mar
ket street, SOL 81
Receiv ed from fines and lost books, OIL "a
% other sources, 4O27
Total recsipts. sSl67 81
Balance from last year, 77017
$s.937 4s
EXPENDITURES,
Books ks,uewspapers and periodicals, 81 ,033 AZ
Binding and repairing, 1O0'26
| Librarian g salary, 800 o.
| Assistant Iibrai ian's salary, 2a0 90
Gas and fuel, 895 80
Interest, 1860 90
Taxes, 9l77O
Incidentals ami other expenses. 3,4O3 O4
| Total ex peuditures. $500 13
| Balance on hand. l47 35
| IS 937 4s
The Ways aud Means Committee-M M essrs
VIM. Candy, H. NJ. Jenkins and c. W,
HOwlend-presented the following report
Number Of annual members, 747
L " life Al
" perpetual :"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
Channels skins.

Several kips of beautiful soft skins. spitabe fol
Gloves. Window, Carriages or other purposes, jus
received by h. BRINaHURSr h CO..
Corner sixth and Marke. streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
Toilet Mirrors,

A full assortment of all siyes, including double
magnityIbg. a.. -
Il. BRIT0HURST q CO..
Corner of Sixth and Mark ct Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

N6t expenses OF ltDrafyi SS,3lI 70 $l,TlI "a
The now books purchased are classed as
| follows: Fiction, 176; Science, 2S: Poetry
and Belles Lettres, 20; Travels, l3: Mem
| ories, %; History, 43; Theology, 8: Juve-
niles, IS.
The report of this com mittee closed with
| the recon- nendation that more books he
purchased, more book cases procured, and
| that many necessary and important 'aitera-
tions be In the Library and Reading
[room.
| The Committee on Printing reported all
business attended to and all bills paid.
| The Committee on Rooms and Fixtures stat
ed that the necessary repairs had been made
property was in good order. The property
No Sl1 Market street was improved by rails
ing the front one story and covering with q
tin roof, thus securing three additional rooms
cost of the work, S4S0. The aggregate rent
Of the property Is t5,i46 80 the amount for
| The Committee on Newspapers and Perio
ideals reported that the whole number OF
publications Of this class furnished regularly
TO the Reading RoOmls 61, as follows: Dailies
II; semi-weeklles. 2, weeklies, 10; monthly
magazines 70; quarterly magazines. g. Several
Amount of subscription paid In advance to
Jan. 1878, $40 ~. including postage
| The Committee on Lectures reported that
no lectures had been delivered during the
past year, the Executive Committee hayinq
Edeemed It unexpcdient TO have a course q
lectures:
The retiring President N. N. Child, pre-
sented his report which altar alluding to the
increased prosperity of the Institute suggest
ed that the building No. 81 Market street be
altered into a reading room, or no sold and
the store No. 500 be devoted to this purpose
as 1t combines greater facilities than the pres
sent reading room. The proceeds from the
sale of the property could be e'applied to liqui
ldatng the debt OF the Institute. The finan-
fetal benefits of this plan are fully set forth.
THE report further refers to the various com.
mittee reports given above, suggests the re-
tmoval of the muslin from the gallery, In tn q
main hall the erection OF arches over the gal
iery aud,its,extensi0n around three sidesof the
room; and closes With thanks for the kindness
extended to the President during the past year
lby both members and directors.
At the conclusion Of his remarks the retiring
President left his seat, when It was Immediate
ly assumed by the President-eiect. Rev. Il. G..
Littell, who returned thanks for the honor
conferred upon him and hoped he would per
form the duties OF his Office In manner salts.
factory to all.
On motion of l. q. Grubb the Executive
Committee was authorized 10 lease the main
hall of the Institute building for dancing pur.
poses.
On motion Of 8. A. Nacalllister the issue Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
Special Notices.

Pink Twine,
Fer the use Of Druggists, Jewellers, and Others,
sold wholesale and retail bv
Il BKfNGHURST & CO,
Corner Sixth and Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

u on the Kenetec River and running frcm 10 to
- inches In thicknesS, we viii sell 1t during The
coming summer at the following prices:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
Brinshursf's chocolate Iron Lozenges,

Composed Of Pure Iron Chocolate. and Sugar.
arc II very convenient, eihcaci0us. and palatable
form for administering Iron in general Debility,
and deficiency OF cOlorlng matter in the blood
Those Lozengos are valu able as q tonic for i'm
parting strength and q healthy color to iuvalids
particularly adapted for females and children.
Preparedby
+. RRINGHURST * CO,
Apothecaries,
april Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Bathing Sponge,
OF fnc aaalt in large, medium and small pieces
for sale. wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

DoBERT HADD0Ck. Plastering and Calcimi n
HI ing. Il. Il. Cor. Sth and Shipley Sts.. Resi-
depee, 6lQ W. Ninth street. apra.d3p
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
BosHS
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves 81 wharf above Chestnut street. Philadel-
phia, daily at p. IN. aud French street wharf.
Wiiminaton. at d p. IN. Freight handled caretplly y
and forwarded with dispatch. q. W. BUSH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
ICE DEALERS,
SPLENDID
"a s TER N ICE
FOR 1874.

We have secured very large stock Of the be- I
iCE cut on the h kenebec River the past winter and