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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-01-09
Let the People speak.

MANHATTAN, Kan, April s, 1873.
r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.
DEAR SIR: Your Favorite Prescription has
done my wife world of good. She has taken
nearly two bottles and has felt better the past
two weeks than at any time in the past two
years. No more periodical pains; none of that
aching back or dragging sensation in her stom-
ach she has been accustomed to for several
years. / have so much confidence in it that
would be perfectly willing to warrant to GER
tain customers of ours who would be glad to
get hold of relief at any expense. l have tried
many Patent Medicines, but never had occa-
sion to extol one before.
Very truly Yours
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-01-09

TIE NEW 4 The most perfect and complete
A "a & WEGA injured. model Of Simplicity.
y Ess "a .G e a. Daro6Ltv, E0lc e'acy and ,Pehd-
51TtV ITGHT-RUNNIxc5 and the only machine in the
world having a SELF-TRREADIEG SHUTTLE. Sold on
liberal terms. Agents Wanted: Send fer circulars
and samples of work. Address AMERICAN SEWING
MACHINE Co. 76 State street, Chicago. Ill.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-01-09

xATHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
w please say yGB saw the advertisement
In this
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-01-09
Browns Bronchial TrOches for Cough
and Colds Il. nllt

For sale by all Druggists.
, 1874-05-17
wANTED--FEMALE HELP.

A'h1 1etDSlL.a- % %
), wANrsD--rEmA1E HELP.
- - NaEso,: - - WINS mn.
W IEAETEp-NVRSE-GiRL. II TOlo aEANo o'4D'
.sro sse Wsi3 $500 MaeAso srRT RFrwEES IS AND .
to take care Of chill aEer years o. afte, Non-
s e. satls5s9 u 81 led Ssas good ''fs1'nse'
WAxrEp-A EURsE G1RT AT sss FULTON"
=: 595s.sass: Tga fssaa!sa a5RL ABOUT 1s on q
NJ H1a MSis vel
~ 7Fe;3i TaR7FSa =: G1RI ABOUT . on d YEARS
" ea e ming bsPy: saa wh0 al0'p' at hom' pro-
WAhTD,A cSIdI0n tn3J Yonsu y 1a5 s'1. Wabssb,.1.
u7kSTEp.SnRsE@oSE s=1Gs 1Gsi : Competent TO TAKE
Ing. Apply to 1a{o Wsbash-av. --
M 1NTEp-A COMPETENT NURSE FOI: YOUNG
Il, y a. ssd u oaay t.
Jr1rI-,,I1 rTrr1 = CrnI m MIND ABABY AT
w West M.d.on.st a Il. :. :ssinx M naehine aus.
w II II indianalaT A1p7 nouday between the hours
. and 10 a: n. --.---,;zz,
= II W.st
ASyER* IT,, :. a asbIssa.4: NRss GIRL 1Aooeh lAh
N7ANrED-A GIRL Il or YEARS oF AGE, AS
- --.--- 1-.S--s :. - --.
Lnuuuresscs- ...
" ough1y understand thcis buucss also one nppIen-
Hce Apply At the Boston Laundry. y h.oeas eooossx
pliin saon Erfa isund33 Isl Wat MIDI
1on-st -----
Vy ETFn-TfR or RI SS eIITRT-IROTERS MON.
w d,r morninS =. tha iakeside Laundry, t5 and Is
South caa.l:... ---
vy-.x.nax
HoUseEcepeTss -
s, ..EaeI .1tns;fsn to indy r.
So o1.'s ii sa1I IKE rnnntsed oay to supcrtn
tead: Addrss. Room :. No. South -- cl.Ek-..:
Hisccllaueous-.
Fr4NTFn-LADY AND GENTLEMEN CANVAS
w sers for tho Remington Sowing-Macaine. Liberal
Ind,cs,n,ots IN S:atnEt
trT ANTED-S4I 4IESWOWCV-TWO TNTEILIGENT
" i,Hos c,n nhtafn nesmnneut and prontabs empoy-
,eni a. Sl pcr month can be earned by 1dpstri-
n n-s"c-irc % s"pan E1nsricnce mi NECESSARY An
III at Room 10. No. H6 Washingon-st eoEncr Clark,
, 1874-05-17
s1r1ra 111 r1oNs wANTED--MALE-

------==-----:
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.
uoaenmen. Team1ters' c6*G1S94 o:S%aec; BH an
e;i:ssssp ss5s|sd fsall'' good Faisfva's' Aa-
,,y ,.rrn nv = SWEnF A COACI4-
asa - e ho5:ss: Good Tseoninenda
GrruATioHif ~ .i5aie mn tDane} Wth experience
- IA vn:ercaees Xddrcss S. Tsibuae oteo.
I1TTiJATfON WASTED-BY A YOUNG NAN, ~ 4
.. e who Is pnasfsno; 1na, hs 1as
rTuar1oy S1Tt 70: : wAsTEpS " PRIVATE FAMILY
sobeE GSnSa e. d1b y
ssrTSps5: e,ITs5Arios wASTrp@BY swE6r: IS COACH:
in tbs city, ~ y s79ie
to tx 95Ie o' nessee e9
Hs.ss f. sess1 esll or or address o West fsks-st
CTuAT1oN WANTED = HY a YOUNG NAN s;.
TsiSass 45Ss esdes: es:E~---~--~-- & e -
nnc1.tsnd. ,ha eara Of driving and wiling to nsks
himself gensrs, ussful lie bo.t city
e.ansaas.'sa: s1.sn :. T;seaae ss3ee - .c77,,
!. .obss I'd indasou. Ploass addres: IT, Tri6aas
SITUATION WANTED-8Y YOUNG s.!s NAN tl.n,lC or
has had several e1perionce willing to make himself
raruI hast of civ refersucs Address " 81 Tribuna
ohee. WA ~''' '''~''S'~' @1~00~
C,ITTIATTOV WANTED-BY A YOUNG SCANpI-
y naslap as eeachmaa or dslivsser; willing to wyEk,
and IS vol acquainted in tho otty. Address JULIUS
HART, ! Kucker.st-
CITUATION WANTKD-DY YOUNG MAN TO
- take care Of bnrsee, and is willing mako himself
saee ~ gfsn seautFed. Pleaso call on or address u
80 - ~
pirate family in eity es coun.s a o,a sin 9sss o.
~, tha huet,s 20 n IL g.4huT. nfoe ~
"e - oee--e.e = :, ---.e. N. -. -
H1TUATlOf WANTED - BY a YOUNG Man
- fs1 e. h M ~ ~ hte md d. 3tat shout
~ L.n,.n IA ,a.s $50 ~ T-;hnrc n,t;rs ~
, 1874-05-17

GITUATION WANTED-BY RESPEOTABLB
Xeunz 5ay a san1 e1c:k eeD{st Or eo,:r1e=s eser
tu: reaesah parties Will pIeAss call Or address for
da5s to t.3 WcAt Hk111ou-bt, -
, 1874-05-17
BUILDING MATERIAL,

71oR SALE = Bn1CKs AND MORTAR. MoDS
* uhccba.rowa picks. dc. also, about 100 brick
*. PATrt.RSOS, Is West Madisoa-.t.
WHAT WILL YOU GIVE FOR 4 LOT OF n0Oas
asha. and blinds worth Ss5! 1s5 Clazkst, Ropm %
, 1874-05-17

1 GETTS WASTED-TWO 1sORE COOP Aoat A.,t d
sol 7o1r suJ1hiue, bu: Will caz=:aea biz psy
d; i, men follow in,sruo.uns- 4ppAJ ~ i''
ll6 VIA ht1x toa.zt., corner Of Clarx.
tGES7s WANTED-MALE AND PEMALE * *
Il soil sarch-saAaeL Eass-eattess, nssda-Raat tsf<s
snd sst:s21s taa.2oasrs; rs e. s.a
i GENTS WAf;TED-FoR CRY AND CGUS,.lnhes;;:
"A large con.n,ts.ion; artic'- ns.d u e1eH
Ee11ita1y 2tTso xctis5le ps1tles. y Souto A=Sp4"
, 1874-05-17

Coaohnen. Ionmsrers. GO.
CITUATION WASTED-BY A MARRIED MAN IN
- respectable to TAXA horses and do car
pene: WoEk have long experiences best Of 1eferrpce fur
ntsaed Address n .. IS Biu> i.lsnd-er.
C1TTATIoS WASTED-!HF 4 SWEDE As COACH
Apply At 81 Chicago-hr. PETER BLEYKR
rITUATION WAKTED-BY- A YOUNG NAV
standing perfectly tho of horses viifac do
york Anc: ths houxs and garden Plca&a Addross Sa3
North VYcll.-4t. w
EuUATInN WANTED-BY RESFECTARTE
- swedo - gardener or coachran: do carp.n era
references. Ca1 Ut OF address g Twenty -si1th4t,
, 1874-05-17

y sober habits, drive carriage for ptirato family:
has had nerera years. e1peonce willing t. make h!Tee
useful; bust Of city refersacus. Address w. TEiouna
, 1874-05-17

CTTuAT1uy ,WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH LADY
y recently arrived in tEz county d .l1ssEGy!u dy
goods sto1e h., setysd 4. sAesiady III n4nie depart
.ad o1tora-s London VIII sisa hef sorSse.s froe oi
4lazy Tor month"; II desired. Can givo h11tclass
refcrcuec4- Address Fl y. Tribune o1tcc.
CTTUATIDS WASTED-BY i GOOD WOMAN, 10
= eeaa houses. Apply ut rs Desp1aines-st. Mn MEL
SON.
, 1874-05-17

TO LEASE
ITO LEASElo0X1ea NORTHEAST CORNER STATF
.nt r!-T.i1t sts: .erT liberal tsIns Eill bo made
With p.yties wao will build j. 4. WALSH, q and Il
I.la.oi1a-st- -
ITO LrAsE-L0T s5Xlso on CHlCAGo.AV:s, De
c, LONG + BRQ., 8 LaS4llest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
USE. f. Kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so thorough
ly tested by all classes of the community that It Is
now deemed indis pensable a. Tonic medicine.
1t costs but itle purifes the bioed and gives tone
to tho stomach ronovates tho system and prolongs
life Everybody should nave IL.
For the cure OF W eak St0machs, General Debility.
Indigestion, Diseases OF the stomach, and tor all
cases requiring tome.
This wine Includes the most agreeable and
efficient Salt of Iron We p0ssess-Cltrate of Mag
uetc Oxide, combined with tho most energetic OF
vegetable tonics Yellow Peruvian Bark.
DO you want somethin to strengthen YOU?
DO you want n good appetite!
Do you want to get rid OF nervousness?
DO YOU want energy
d. yOu want 10 sleep well?
DO YOU want to build up your constitution?
DO you want to feel wellP
Do you want q brisk and vigorous teeling?
1t yon do, try kUNkEL'S BITTER WINE0F
IRON,
only ask trial of this valuable tonic.
Beware OF countertets. as kunkels Bitter Vine
OF Iron is the only sure and efiectual remedy IN
the known world for the permanent cure OF DJs :
pepsia and Debility. and rs there are number OF
limitations offered to the public. l would caution
the community Ia purchase noDe but the genuine
article manufactured by f. r. kunke aud hay
ing has stamp on the cork OF every bottle. The
very fact that others attempting u initiate
this valuable remedy, proves its worth aud speaks
volumes in its favor.
Sold only in 81 bottles Sold by Druggists AMI
dealers everywhere. may l2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
fnr roNplrfoN q -.lsi fiiK prrAnrxrar.

The Friendship, No. possesses good house
and apparatrs, $50 feet of hose and eighty active
members. 20 5't
No'report is given Of The Reliance, No. .
The Delaware, No. 3, possesses good horses,
house and apparatus, olO0 feet of hose aud sixty
active members. =,
Nofeport is given for the Phoenix No. I.
Thd Water Witch, No. 8. possesses good house,
horses and apparatus, and 1850 feet of good hose;
many improvements have been made during
vision.
The Fhme, No. @, possesses no steamer, having
recently sold it, but has good house aud other
apparatus, pair of fine horses, 1000 feet OF hose
and l20 active members.
The Washington No. 7, possesses good horses
appalaus, including a hook and ladder truck, and
house, 1000 feet OF hose, and 104 active mem
bers
No report Is given OF the wec,acoc Hose
Company.
RRcAPITULATIoN.
Number OF steam tire engines in seryce, q
" hose carriages I" :" 10
Hook and ladder truck,
In conclusion the report states that the Fire
Department was never in a better working order
than at present; that the different compani les
now have about six thousand feet Of hose in
good condition, and about six thousand feet in
bad condition and that some OF the new hose
recently purch ased is almost worthless, not beiug
able TO stand a water pressure of sixty pounds
Altie steam companies except ttheFriendsbipn n "
own horses.
The speedy establishment of Fire Alarm Tel
egraph Is urged, and its advantages strongly set
forth aud the ameudmenf of the Ord ne nee so at
to give the Chief Engineer power to suspend any
Company for three months during which time The
| Appropriation OF the suspended Company shal
cease, IS asked.
Thanks are retu ned to the City Council, fol
the recent increase OF the appropriations to tho
~
co operation; and to the police for valuable as.
sistancc at all fires.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
SECOND EDlTI0Nl
The Reported Injury.

SPECIMEN OF YOUNG PEACHES THAT SHOW
NO SIGNS OF FAILURE.
Mr.. John Townsend has left at our office, a
number Of twigs from peach trees of several va
r;eties, each contains numerous small peaches,
perfect in shape, hardy in appearance, and Civ
ing every indication of approaching successful
maturity. These twigs were taken from the or :
chard OF his brother, Samuel Townsend, Esq, at
Townsend, Appoquinimink Hundred, aud are
fair specimens Of the general character of peach
es in that neighborhood. In fact, ii is believed
that the last wall from the peach district in re-
lation TO damage By frost, was without fouuda-
ton and that the prospects for large crop 10
northern Delaware are still encouraging.
Apropas OF peaches, the Peninsular Fruit
Growers Association will hold the regular June
session, at Dover, on Tuesday next, June 9th
The exact condition Of the crop, in all porto NJ
of the State, win then be reported by the grow
ers present
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
SUCCESS BASED UPON MERIT.

1t is subject OF general rems-k among both
wholesale and retail druggists, that med icine
introduced to the American public has ever gained
such popularity and met with so large sale in
all pan of the land in the same length ot time as
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. This can :
not depend upon its having bC en- more largely ad-
tised than any other medicine. such is not the
case. The correct explanation, we think, IS found
in the tact that this medicine produces the most
wonderful and perfect cures of very bad cases of
bronchial throat AMI lung diseases. is undoubtedly
the most perfect and efficient remedy Tor all kinds
of coughs that has ever been introduced to the
public and at the time possesses the greatest
ot blood purifying and STRENGTHENING properties
that medical science has been able to produce. thus
rendering IL q sovereign remedy not only in the
cure oi Consumption. bronchitis, Hoarseness and
Coughs. but also tor all diseases Of the liver and
blood AS scrofulous diseases, blotches. rough skin
pimples black specks and discoorations. 1t has
therefore a wide range of application and useful
ness and it not only gives the most perfect satsfac
tion to all who it. but far exceeds the expecta
tons of the most sanguine thus eliciting the loud
est praise. and making permanent trtHg advertise
ing mediums of all who 1T. For these reasons
it Is that there is not perhaps a druggist in all the
vast domain Of this Continent, who tries to pleas
his customers and supply their wants that does not
keen and sell large quantities ot this most valuable
medicine.
JEsrP. Iowa. May 9TH. 1878.
Or. r. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sr.-We take pleasure in saving that your
Medicines have sold entirely beyond our expeeta-
tons. We regard them the best medicines OK
tant and hear them spoken of in the highest terms
OF praise. K. l.. SMITH a co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

ENDED AT LAsT,-Several weeks ago, an
Ordinance was introduced into the City Coun-
ell, giving TO Mrs Mary Ann Morris, colored,
permission to finish the erection of a frame ad-
ditiOn to her house on Walnut Street, above
Eighth. After deal of hard fighting an
amendment was tackled on, giving 10 George
ROwel, white, permission to finish the erection
of frame house at Third and Rodney streets
The ordinance as amended passed to final
reading, after several prOtracted discussions,
but at the meeting of Council last evening
was defeated. Meanwhile, Mrs. Mary Ann
Morris has finished the addition to her house,
in violation of law and Ordinance and the
Council might as well have taken no action in
regard to the subject whatever.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

A TRIAL FOR SLANDBR.-Some time ago Jo-
slah Stack, OF this city, and VIM. Hensley, of
Philadelphia, both formerly OF Easton. Md took
"a westward trip. Ga the night of April 13th
they roomed together at hotel in Chicago and
!he next morning Stack missed his pocket book.
He said nothing at the time. hut on returnino
home circulated reports intlmating that Helmsley
could explain the disappearance OF the pocket
book
Hearing of these reports throuoh a friend
HelInsley camo down, appeared before E,.
quire Frazer, preferred chai ge OF slsnder
against Stack, and had him arrested. AT
the hearing, this morning, Stack denied
making the charges, and said that he never
entertained the slightest suspicious of his
Travelling companion, The evidence adj
duced showed that Helmsley was possessed
of an irreproachable character. Tho case
was dismissed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

A CooT SHOT esterday morning, MIR. EN-
NOR 8. Brown, OF West Bradford township, Chcs-
ter county, Pa, shot a coot on the Brandywine,
near the Boarding School building once owned
by Jonathan Cause, decd This biId is of q dark
dove color, has lobated toes and, with the excop-
ton OF Its bea6. resembles to some extent the
duck species. Ii Is rarely In these parts, its
nature being adapted To lakes and other still wa
ter. 1t is about ID inches in length, and 50 much
does II resemble the water fowl common to our
waters, that Mr., Brown shot it thinking it was a
duck
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
CITY Finances.

STATEMENT or TUE BONDED DEBT oS THE
CITY, AND THE AMOUNT OF THE SINKING
FIfND LOAN.
AT tha meeting OF City Council. last ev-
eninS, MIR. Pickels presented the staten ont
of the bonded Indebtedness OF tho city, and
tho sinking fund lean. ~ carefully prepared
by James Wolley, Esq. We publish the
following summary:
No. |, Loan for the benoit of Public
Schools, redeemnbc Apr ~ ls7i 80 a20 90
No =. Loan for improving the Water ..
Works, Redeemabie July 8. 1879 10000
No. J, Loan iOr improving the W ater
W orks. redeemable August /. lSi...."-.. lAOU
No. 4. Loan for the purchase of new M
yearly at sl25o per annrm, 10 10000
No. !. Loan for the purchase Of land for
new reseryoir. r. tecHable in ye'r'y
M. Z. Loan Tor the 70 OF the Bosri OF
Edacntion. rcleemabie Merch 70. 'SSi.. 100000
No. Loan for the Improvement OF the
Water Works, redcemablc June L.. 1882 25 100 20
April /, iSSl -. .............. Is GO 10
redccmab bic in sem yearly amounts OF
sl0uO cach........ .........o...... 3ooOsO
No. ID, Loan Tor funding the loa''pp debt.
reasonable April !, i>S9. ......;.-. @l.OOOU
oi E,hration. redeemabie Arr' /, l5ss' a5,co0O
No. H. Loan for the rellet OF the Water
Depar ,nent. redeemable April |, 1881. 10000
No. i3 Loan for Widening King street. re-
deemable JanuaiJ /. 1890 ..:....... }1,O0oW
No. II. Loan for laying water pipes on
Broomc street. redeemable Apl = /. lss9. 100000
No. -, Loan for improvement Of the Wa
ter Works. redeemable Aueust /. 1891 S5.OOoV VI
No. IL. Loan Tor the use OF the Board of
Education. r, ieemablo March l, lS9l:.. 1900 w
No II. Loan for laying new main on Eley
August l. ls9l ,'.. llOOoOO
No. Is. Loan for new reservo'r, red ema-
bic July l. ......... 5000 w
No. 10. Loan for Improvement OF Water
Works redeemable July ], iS92............ 3a.Oo1os
decmaOle January i. 10000 o.
No. Il. Loan Tor funoing the floating debt.
and opening Eleventh and Eighteenth
streets redeemable August l. ls93...... s1.9 00C
No, 20. Loan for establls hing City Hos
pital. redeemable August !, lS93....... Is so o.
Lolns due and unpaid ,............. l4l2 q
Sinking Fund Loan authorized by act of
Legislature. passed February 8. le55.... loo N
1 n. L.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
THIRD EDITION.
stray Waits.

Fumer's deviled crabs are delicious
Renemker NJ. NJ. Cnilds great sale to morrow
Tho Board of Health meets in regular session
tonight.
The City Council will sit as a Court OF Appeals
this evening
Fumer's oysters are the best this OF any other
market affords.
Don't forget the Royal Msriouettes at the Insti.
tute Hall this evening
Tonight Madame Rentzs Female Mnstrels
appear at the Grand Opera House.
All the best makes of ladies kid gloves can be
found at Franks, 5ll Market street.
John Fehrenbach of this city, has been elected
a Vice President oi the National Brewers Asso
cIatidn.
1heic was very pleasant musical entertain.
ment held In st. james Catholic Chapel. last
evening.
Ihpse who want an easy clean shave, or their
har Nicely cut or trimmed, should call at Dugan's
4lG Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

FRIENDLY OFFER MIR. James Bradford On
behalf OF the Wilmington II Western railroad
Company, has rendered the use of a train on the
Wilmington " Western Railroad to the inmates
Of the Aged Womens Home, for the purpose OF
allowing them to have picnic at Mount Cuba,
on any day the grounds are not engaged. The
same oiter has been made to the Home Tor Friend
less Children aud the Catholic Orphan Asylum.
The offer has been accepted by all the institutions
named.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 25 Market
street. respeciuliy informs his friend and the public
in general th at he eeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that d competent person IS at all
store and that no charge is made ut the regular
price of the msdi ,nes the same price as they would
pay anywhere else; but that no one Is visited at
heir esilnccs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

Composed of Pure Iron Chocolate and Sugar. are
a very convenient. elicacious and naatable form
tor administering Iron in general Debility. and
deficiency of co0ring matter in the blood These
Lozenges are valuable as n tonic for imnarting
strength and healthy color to invalids particu,,
ary adapted for females and children. Prepared
by II. Bhl lNdHi itSl * w.,
ApOthecaries.
aprl Cor. Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

ANNIyERsARY.-La4t night, the anniversary
of the Sunday Schools connected with the Oivet
Presby ier.an Church, corner OF Chestnut and
Adams Streets Interesting services, of the u.s.
ual character, including several fine addresses,
were held. 1t is just twenty three years since
this Sunday School WIS organized, and it hos
accomplished great amount of good for the
neighborhocd during This time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

LEcrURE, A lecture will be delivered at the
Opera House, for Mister Mrsons only, on FRI
day evening, June l2th, by DE. Robert Morris,
Secretary OF the Holy Land Exploration. Sub
ject, "Free Masonsry in the Holy Lsud," de-
duced from his Masonic researches in Palestine,
Syria, Egypt, and Asia Minor. All Master
Masops are respectfully invited. DR.. Morris,
will lecture in Middletown this evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
= WESTERN HOTEL.
s. e. Corner 4th & Orange SITS.
=. }. KYLE. PRorRiEroR.
{. ]. KYLE. PROrRIkroR.

49,. !. The above House has baen put in COM
IA plete repair for tho reception OF guests.
I'M where they will receive all tho accom- mo ia
W tiond of a fr;t-eIa - hotel. Bar .hlled W tn
choicest wines. liquors. cigars. k... and the table
sient and permanent boarders accommodated at
moderate rates. Good stahling and attentive hest
lers liberal share OF public patronage Is respect.
fully solicited.
aug2-d-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
Carriare SpOuRe.

A large supply OF sponge of convenient size and
shape we'll suited for washing carriages, &c. for
ale Wholesale and retail by
II, BRINGHURST & Co.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
Pink TWines

For the use Of Druggists, Jewellers. and others.
sid wholesale and retail by -
n BkINGHURST 4 CO,
Corner Sixth and Market Street,
Bathing sponge,
Of fine aaality In large medium and small pieces.
tor sale, wholesale and retail by
h. BKINGHURST co.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

FREE LUNCH -Fehrenbach, (who by the way
has lately been elected Vice President Of the Ma.
tional Brewers Association,) gives free lunch
Saturday evening at his place, n w. cor. French
and Fourth streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
Cha ua OILS Sktns

Several kips Of beautiful soft skins. sritable for
Iuyes Wind oWf, Carriages or other purposes. just
received by L. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
Special Notices.
Food for the Babies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive. be
strong and healthy, and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. apr2d9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

NSUND,Y SERvICrs At MT. CUBA, Rev.
Fielder Israel, ofthis city, will conduct religious
services at Mt. Cuba, Sunday afternoon, CON-
menci1s at o'clock. A train will leave The
Wilmington & Western Depot, at > oclcck, and
return at a seasonable hosr in the evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
Total bonded indeb edness of the City. $50

PoILCE CASES. = Mick Conuor, man
with both arms oil above the elbow, and
Jonas Heck, a boon companion, were pick
od up yesterday afternoon. on Froat stree.,
between Market and King, so drunk that
thoy had To bo conveyed To the city Hall
in furniture cart. When they got sober
ed up they will have n trial.
For disorderly conduct, WIN. McClafferty
was required TO pay costs and give bDil in
the sum of 500 to Keep tho paace.
Edward White, col, was arrested for yio-
laling a Guy Ordinance, by throwing nth
in the street. lie was fined S5snd costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
rfSAsCiAi sSD coMMERUfAL.

wiLMisGToy. Del. June 8. 1871.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick
tdbnson Il Cos. !; Cor. 9Th and Market street
yU;I,ninrtOu Del - -. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

A SPECIMEN OF YOUNG PEACHES THAT SHOW
NO SIGNS OF FAILURE.