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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08


Love QNs ASOraEn --i5reshsrs. sisl-
ers, Gid yap esersry the 0tscts which- lit
tie acts Of kinlness fre4gco upoa ycor cir
Gle? We lorc-to receive iiitie fagoys cur
gelves; aud how pleasant the reception Of
them make the circle!
Little acts OF kindness, gentle words,
loving smiles, tLey s;rew tic path Of life
with flowers; they make the sun shine
brighter, and the green earth g:3ener; aui
Hc WHO babe Us "lorc one aGo;her" locks
with favor upon the geatleaal kind heart
cd, aud BE pronounced the meek blessed.
Brothers! Sisters. love ore another, bear
ono with another. BE kind 10 the little
ones: they will often be frg;tul sd way
ward. BE patient With them aid aouse
them. Ho% often whole !snaiy ei little
oues arc restored to good humor by an 81.
der member proposing some new play, ard
perhaps joining in it. or gathering IbeG
around Lcs While sac :e.a!cs .ome pleasant
story.
Never be unkia3 10 enc another. uerer
be ashamed to help any one; aud YOU " il
fad that though it Is plcasaa; to geoejgc
tarors. yet It is more blessed 70 give than
10 receive.
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The ridiculous order Of Secretary Rich.
arls9n directing payment Of Eve dollars il
siscE 10 each public creditor applying there.
for vas qajctly aarulIedby Secretary Bris-
tow soae time ago.
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ET31J Day 2l llGl8as9 il TIsSl
anil fIaigit is Seen Seen anil laIt

Eecr- drop or Tie SAEssrAEiLLiAH EfsoL<
VENT GClumgrlcstrs tiroRsn;le Blood, sweat. urrs,
and N.cr FGIisGHI jacc5 OF Tic svse.n tho yicGs Of
lie ior Tri.r The vases u t.IS body with new ana
sound material. Sero:cin, 'Ssphs COnSumptlrEs
GaUGular disease. Ulcers IL the threat. Mouth To-
mort So!c, ,hc GRH,Saa U:hes pats a; the system.
Sa:c Eve. SifHmaru-I- discharges IRON the Ears and
the yTC:,s iusln- al SS!n GNaLscS Es:p..ars. fcrr
ey-cS Sraii !!pd E.' WORTH Snlti:jcu.a :-yS!pe!aS
acne EGCs Spots, EG!G.,s in the F.ysh TS:orS. Car-
cess In SIC Worb and al! wCaSrn!ls ard ra!nlrl dis
clgrcrs S's:L Swuatp iES OF :';crl: and al TaCs %
iac Tie pr.aeig. W!l:I!G tie Curative range OF thls
waE!.r " Nd!yal Chemistry. aud icT GGys use VII
prove Euy 9aoH >: !t.cr either c! illsc !O.S *
ti.saSg I.sIsJ:rui pgI.c. 10 cue them. ISL.
JiIr g.ar.. daily bCconiia" rCtGccL BY :io wastes
iii !gsau,rat'Ig Inn: Is Continually usFs.iiG lie.
c,,,.l ~ . rc,5 tics: wastes, c! ser1.rS tic ,clc
via; new iDn;rrli m4!e ::ola hcaay t!nol-s.id his
iLg SN..S sS...U4LiiS VII EEd dos HcGl!rr-a euro
j. cr7.,: Niru aacc ;s remedy caHiGriirrS u
,r,s ~ I.ur.cA,. ~. SusctG,.i: c.li:iiiSl.ig he
Ic,, uf ,7.p,. - tn.':" WI ha ri. and r''E Cay
IT,, iygiaSal!s yw;;. Dt'tcs i HranGtr,
;GsiDa' ..,.,'.. tl,cJ, etc !n'5T!i:. aaG :S1ii
Nt,fs.i.N l.s.;s'...:
~, df.s ,l.v ne :;,Ez.T ptLf.S fL-sa-TrNr cSces
e. .,,.v i T,a;eIia! ,.Nl,iG cur .. ':=ir herr.
i:'ni Constitutional ca! So &..J. a"t. IL As '"s
l.l!.N i. = 4.tc.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08

China AID japan are about to engage
10 var. This will be hard GU fancy fags
AID tea parties.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08
.RApWAY's READY RELIsE
FEVER AID AGJE.

PHvEIeA!ID hGU2 curcf fo- Gffy cents Thor, /,
no: re pt.da! nI IN ;EiS world tina: eu.r Fcrry
and 4cIe and all G:aef Nal1rlcGS Eflnus. sea,i..
Typhoid. Yellow. and other fsvcrS faded by FAD,
, WhY's riLi.Sl 30 qElcs ~ RapWAf'S READY ne.
LEE FLY cents per :o:;!c.
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Col J..'W. Forpey is ~ Europe on a
salary Of $4,000 per year to lock after
tho Interests Of The Centennial
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Dir. j. Walters Salii0rilia WI
-Cgar RitterS arc q purely Vegetable
prrparati@l, piade chiefly from the ma
ike herbs foundyol The l0wcr ranges o.
tie Sierra ,NegadamouAtainsof Caiiior-
Elastic GIedicirlal properties CT wh:c!,
ae extracted tiicreirQyn without the uso
Of Alcohol. Tic Question is dlI6St
daily ASKED. WHAT'S he carsccf TIC
unpaElIclcd succo$s;of tSEG.IR BIZ
IEes y Our answer is, fiat theggemoye
tic cause Q! disease, AM tie patient &C..
covers his health. They arc the great
blood puriGeranda liic-ed principle,
perfect RcHOvator mud lnHsoratCr
Of tie system. Never before in Tie
history Of the world las medicine boon
c0EF6oaNded possessing the remarkable
Qualities Of TrfSRG4G Buffers in healing the
sick OF every disease mauis Leir 20. TheT
are a gentle PurCatirc as well as Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Live. and Visceral Organs IL B!lioCs
Diseases
The properties of Dr.. WALEEE's
VINEGAR BITrgRS are Apcricat. Daphore;:c,
CarnAatire. Nutritious, Laxative. D!urchc,
Scdatiye, Counter.lgrita1t Srdor!Ac, A!tefa-
tive. and Anti-B!.!ous.
Grateful 'TholsaNls proclaim w
rGaI: BIIGEEs tie most wonderful IN
I.cc5sa.s tist ccgr sustained L" s.2&!nS
10 Person can .ahe these BitteyS
accordingto directions, and remain long
uHwcll. pro:ided thci. bones are not de-
stroycd By Mineral poison or other
Means. and vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious, Bemi.tena and Inter-
G!i;eGt l'Gy2rs, which arc SO pcera-
lcas il TIE valleys Of cur great rivers
tlroaghouttLc United States, especially
those Of lie Mississippi. Ohio. Missouri,
Illinois Tennessee, Cumberland, Ar!iaa-
SIS. Rcd, Colorado. Erazos, Rio Grmdc:
PcEl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, l}0-
aHohc, James. ard many others, with
G.c:g vast tributaries, throughout our
ciitirc country GC!iHg the SuGGGcr md
AGsuaM, and remarkably 50 daring sea
sons Of uauscal heat and dlracss, arc
Invariably accompanied Is extcTs;rcGc-
rSrgemclts Of TIC stomach! and liver,
and,c.Lcr abdominal! viscc.a. n their
treatment, q Wii.g&tirc, e%ccting q pow
Crtll influence upon ;hcsc r".!oGs o..
cans, is essentially necessary. There
is no ta,llartic for ihG purpose equal 10
D... j. WA..:;G!.:;'S Y:y&G!E B!ITGEs.
IS they vii speedily remove tic dark
co!cred yiscid matter with which the
bowels are loaded, ut Tie same tine
.sttiia;3::.,iti.Is ttae sccwtiet:s c.ftae liver,
$Ed generally restoring tie tea.,hy
tcncG0ps @! tie digestive organs.
FGrGly TIE body GgaiGSs disease
ly purifying III. is i.U!dS with ELHGG.lE
BlTGG.;S, No cp:Gc@ic ca. t,::lc held
o!& system thus tc"2-amGca.
HgS2apsia Or Indigestion, Head
ACHE, Pain il The SEyUllc.S, Coughs,
TiThNcss c! the Chest, dizziness, ScCr
.Eruc,aticn5 Ct tic Stomach. Dad Tas.c
in the Mouth. E!..Jl.s Attacks, palP!:G-
tat!oacft the Heart, Inflammation 0. Tic
Lungs. Pain in the region Of tie lid
n2ys, aHG a hundred other rainfc! symT-
toms, arc tie o.!Sp!taas CT Dyspepsia.
Gae Jo.:lcw!.. wy0rc q better guarantee
e Is |c:.:s thu i lengthy &Lrc-.!se-
.@c:!t.
Ser0ruia, CT Kings EYii, White
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For what port is a man bound for du.
.ipg eoun.lip! Bound TO alvEs.
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y,.a&a. i sd:. G..'2&'i.
G."a.: /; !; .r!.:,''i.'&f'.: E:Su:ct!a.
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.cHas. r. ~ AGcEYGR, c,er.s

Tomlissou y polSley. SO!s,
Sept. lin. s
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slstem tNns fnH..a!gNel.

Sc?0.Gia, c. i.!A& S ET!', White
swc,l.ag.. Ulcers. Erysipcia;. S%c..cd Neck,
Goitrc, ScroiuiOus luG.uGm.i1ns. IHdolcns
lHaaHGali0as, &Gc:r!G! .ii!Guliuus, Old
Sores, G.ay,oaa ar Ike Skin, SegG Eyes, cjc.
L! :Ee,e, s IL al. g;aet constitutions. Dis
ca2cf N.lL&!:isS N!%i&AE H'TlE&S nave
tavTa The. seca: ca.o:'re Qa%2@s u Tic
mos, obstinate And !a,rAetN.'.t S''.
For &n!:aiH:3!a.GTy G:& Ghr09!"
Rnp.rati.l;; Cent, Riraus Remit
fenfand Intermittent Icrcrs yiscascscs
fbe Rood, LIVER Li5ucrs and Bladder.
these Eit,pys Egyc No cia,..I S.ca U:.casc.
an caused by yjtialcd Hood.
y;n.},oricoI D;sasscS - r,c,cors or
.,a ,,c I !" pai1,Z .r,S Si;ncrIs srrh ~
I,,.m,i,,rs T , Gnl,!.Ica,rr: AMI
;,," ',.,.', n, ,t. ,,yyorcc :; IN. arr srrr
~ -, 1870, H. ~ Of IN Rb%.ais IN MIAMI
" -'' No. 10 Josn " Jy,,Trr. WV.
-, 10 !; a,.,.5 , cTco ,i,,,, IT,
E,nG,j. ':,' iy;ro.Sc, ,,r-,.,,;,nc r,.
INi ''Nth A!S ", -" ,.'ot,S' ~
Ter, SaitAheNm, b!otc"cSS, Spots, 4tEp'cs,
PUStIeS, DG!iS, t,rDunc!ci, lanE:WoEEis'
Sya!d.hrul, Sore Eye. Eg"SlpeiaS. Itch,
Sr,,rr, ui,,,Inro;inrS Of t,c' skin lIun,o-s
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iE7OULD RESPECTFULLY CALL ~
w attention Of the ptblic gc5eraSly
their. ,nGS, extensive and carefully se!ested
hock Of - q
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Jeremiah Smith and Sarah Price, D.!caaaal,
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e sstzznag2egs
NLRIHtHII TALLORS
ASp pEGtEss is

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
Stray Waits.

A still breeze makes The dust fly to-day.
Court commences at New Castle next Monday.
Citizens and Germania Loan Associations meet
to o-night.
The City Council meets in regular weekly ses-
sion tonight.
There We're twenty,one dodgers at the City
Hall cells lasl night.
Ii you want pleasant u;s, go On the Reho-
both excursion next Tuesday.
Ono OF the best institutions in the Ninth Ward
is File & Murphey's coal yard.
When you are not in great hurry, and have
10 go 10 ths city, you can have pleasant tide
there on the steamer FELTON, for thuty cents
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
A Con flIct Of a Parental Au,bor,,y

> .Fu . -
DIVORCED COUPLE Di sPUrINo FOR POSSES
SION OF THEIR CHILD THE WOMAN RUNS
AWAY WITH IT.
Mr.. Augustus -, eve refrain from Civ
Ing his full name In Difference to his feelings)
q barber of this city was, fOuy years ago, di-
vorced from his wife who since then has lived
IN PHILADELPHIA. Their little daughter now
eleven years old, resided with the mother but
recently Augustus has become possessed of q
desire to take charge of his child. According.
~ on Monday afternoon he went to Philadei-
phia secured the girl during the mothers alb
sence and brought her down to Wilmington
with him.
wednesday afternoon however his divorced
vile came here took possession of the girl
whlie Augustus was al his barber shop and
staited Tor the depot in order to take the 4:45
tram Tor Philadelphia the girl accompanying
her willingly. Meanwhile, Augustus got wind
OF the AFFAIR and hurrying down to the depot
ne demanded possession of hls child. The
mother stoutly refused and after spirited
war OF words Augustus rushed up town fol-
the purpose of procuring writ for the re-
covery of the child an officer to serve the
same.
during his absence the late Mrs. Augustus
| became alarmed and the bystanders, who
seemed TO sympathize with her, urged her to
NY at once and not wait for the train She
acted upon their advice and seizing her daugh.
| Ter py the hahd both started up the Railroad
track and soon disappeared around the curve
Ihey have not been seen since, and probably
reac he'd the first station in time to take thu
train for Philadelphia.
Augustus did not return and probably failed Il
set the necessary writ. Whether or not any NOR,
| such Conflicts on account OF the girl will happeI
we cannot say, but our advice to the couple woul,
be to get married again. and thus satsfactoril,
settle the disputed question, as to who shall ha VI
possession OF the child.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

LOCATION AND BUSINESS ExTENT-Ex1ENsIvR
SAW MILL-THE ScH0oL TAx-PEAcHEs, &C.
Special to the GAzKTrEl
wILLowaaoyE, Kent county, May q, 1874.
Niilowgrove is situated about nine miles south
west of Dover, and four miles west Of the Della
ware Railroad. At present it has the privilege of
boasting OF two stores, one tannery, one wheel
wright and blacksmith shop, one shoe maker,
one butcher, one harness maker, &c.
In the suburbs Of this place there 10 large stea
saw mill owned by J. Colby Smith Mt. Smith
is doing quite an extcnsiye business, and has for
several Years past. lie furnishes employment
for quite a, number OF hands, and u ready market
for such timber as grows through this section,
which is principally oak and gum.
DR.. I. q. Rogers an established physician oil
this place. moved his family q few months since
to Wyoming, in order that his children miRht,en.
joy superior educational advantages. The Doctor
mas quite an extensive practice through this sec
ton, which can only be attributed 10 has success
In healing mortal tiesh. t.-..t..
The school voters Of this district manifest nc
letle concern ia regard TO the requisites toZ good
district school; something near Sl75 was raised
by ballot at tho Last electioa School is In session
at the present time and over forty "little ones "
attend. a&A
A universal opinion prevails to the effect
through this aeciiDa that peac ches are almost NO,
totally destroyed, with The ekception Of sfev Of
Hale's early.
Faimers are rather behindhand With their spring
work, on account OF the lar gea and frequent rains
Of late. ..He..I@
Prof. L. T. vosmus' singing school at this place
will, to the regret OF many Of the young folks,
Close on the following week. u, N. O.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
aOCiE E1Es.
MEETINGS THIS xyENINa.

Jefferson Lodge. No. ., l. o. o. F .at Odd
Fellows Hall, Thru and King.
keokuk Tribe, No. 3, l. o. Ii. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street
Wilmington Division, No. l, s. of t., at Sons
OF Temperanes Hall, McClary Building. Market
st. above 9th.
Wilmington Council, No. /, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics' Hall, 2l9 Klng street.
Hope Council, No. :. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 50l
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No, 4, X. of p, at knights oi
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market street.
Eden Lodge, No "a, U OF. at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

HyDRoPHoBIA-Robert Massey aged years
was bitten on the morning OF April 7th, by a
dog supposed to have been rabid, on Broad
street near Toga. AT the time Mary Growleu
been bitten by the same dog. No iii effects fol.
lowed the biting until about eleven O'Clock on
Tuesday night, when the lad Massey became
very ILL., and continued to grow worse unit
about half past four o'clock Wednesday morn
lieve him, when he died. During his suffering,
the lad exhibited decided symptoms of hydro
phobia. a.-LekGer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY,, May 10, r. M.
FLoUR.--There is very little movement. but pri-
superine at e5a5 So extras at s6s6 62h Iowa. Wis
consin and Minnesota extra family at 80 15a7 76.
PennsylvaDia. Indiana and Ohio do. do. at 81 7oa
ty;. Rye Flour is steady at S. In corn Meal no
sales. E .L.8.l lLlgHf4 lIg .fE
milers Sales Of red at 81 Goal H. amber at 81 Is
81 80. and white at u S0al 80. Rye is held at 81
Corn Is in limited request and 10000 bushels YET
are steady. with sales of 9OU0 bushels Western
white at 64a65c. Pendsylvania do at 6c, and mixed
ut 6Oa62c..
EEps.-Cioverseed is less active sales Of 81
bushels at 81aal0c for fair to good. and 9Aal012c
for prime and choice. Timothy is unchanged. the
last sale was at 7e per bush. Flaxseed is quoted
S2 297k per bnshel.
WHtsKE.-Western iron-bound is suoted at SOC
per gallon. ...4I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

1t turns out that Inc ''coal oil" accident on
Tuesday night, hy which one boy was burned
To death ami two Others nearly suffocated, was
not caused by that Illuminating agent at all but
substitute for It. Explosions of coal oil under
the rigid inspectorship now practiced have been
very rare; but every few weeks we have to
record the death of some persons from using
the patent" Combinations. The vandtng of
these is at present an indcta BILE Offense, Int the
law SO WEAKLY framed that The offenders gener-
ally escape. The Legislature ought TO cure the
detects before it adiourns. .-Itess.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

w hile the train on the Baltimore Central K Ill.
road was passing Concord Station, Tuesday morn
idf, Mr.. Winfield Hill, one OF the Company's
employees, attempted to get aboard, when he
slipped and fell directly across the track, aud only
escaped with his lie by turning back somersault
Ho did not, however, escape entirely unscathed
as he 30 severely hurt his back and bruised him.
sell otherwlse as to lay him up for several weeks
The train was going ut the rate of eighteen mile;
an hour, and Mr.. Hill 10 extremely fortunate il
escaping with his lite.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

GRAND MUSICAL CoNcBRT-- Thursday even.
ing next May hth, grand vocal and inslrumen-
bvterian Church, (McKennon's,) by Prof Mason
Kindeli, OF Philadelphia The prograinme con
sists of number oil Duets, cheruses, solos, &c,
including selection from Geo. Il. Roots famous
cantato, "The Haymakers." There will also BIC
several interesting specialties. Tickets Of adms-
SIN, thirty.fve cents Should the weather prove
uaiavorable, the eoncert Will be postponed until
the evening following. .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

BrinRhurstss Chocolate Iron Lozenges,
Composed of Pure Iron Chocolate. and Sugar
are y very conv enient. eticacious, and palatablc
form for administering Iron In general Debility, ;,
and deficiency of coioring natter In the blood.
These Lozenges are valuable as q tonic for i'm
partiag strength and healthy color to invalids,
particularly adapted for ftmales and children.
Prepared by ..
L. RRIN4HURST 4 CO.,
-. t. r... Apothecaries,
april Corner Sixth and Market streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

Tho President yesterday nominated Nicholas
Fish, Of New York, to be Secretary OF Legation,
at Berlin, and Chapman Coleman, of Maryland,
to be the Second Secretary Of the same legation.
Under the management ofthe War Department.
the Indians cost 2S.0Oh in five years: under
the present "peace policy" they cost s34,5Sl,-
900 in the same tune,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

CONCISE. An exchange puts IL iu this way:
Yves ley Pusey, white trying the hand pole
ola timber wagon to see IL 1t was fastened
| safe, was suddenly convinced to the con-
trary by finding himself Land out on his
back, with his nose spread all over his
face.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

the CHRIsTfANA ROLLING MILL The
rolling mill OF the Christiana Iron Co., ON
the Townsend property a short distance this
side the mouth OF The Chrlstiana, il almost
eompl pletsd, and viii he ready for operation
In two weeks. Ru. few orders have, how
ever, been ressived--uot enough to Justify
starting up-and when finished the mills
will remain idle until some further orders
are sent 10.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

The OTHER sIpE.-Yesterday in Our police
cases appeared the name of James Flame,
fined ten dollars and costs for assaulting a
boy named Geo. Sellers. The other side of
the case is given as follows:
Tao other afternoon as two men, somewhat
intoxicated, were proceeding out Chestnut
street, they were set upon by lot Of young
scoundrels, who pelted them with stones, &e.
At last forebearsnce ceasing to be virtue,
one Of the men John Flame, kicked and seri-
GUS injured a lad named Geo. Seliars. He was
afterwards arrested, confined in the city cells,
and tried as already stated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 235 Market
street, respectfully informs his friend and the public
In general. that keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines; and that competent person IL at all
store. and that no charge is made exc pt the regular
pricoof the medi ,nes, the price they would
pay anywhere else; but that No one is visited at
b cir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
MEETINGS under the Auspices of the Kent

MEETINGS under The Auspice es of the Kent
County Bible Society will be- helt as follows
At Kenton, on Sunday afternoon, May 10th,
Mt ) o'clock. Addresses VIII be delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Brown and DR.. Cummins, of Smyrna
Presided over by N T. Underwood, Esq. Vice
President of the Hundred.
AT Frederica, on Thursday evening, May
l4th. AZ II O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. r. w. Todd, or Prot. Knox, of FeEca
and the writer. Presided over by John w
Hall, Esq, Vice President Of the hundred.
At FELTON,, on Friday evening, Nav 18th, at
Z o'clock. AGSyesses by Rev. VIM. p. Davis,
and the Nritas. Presided over by j. w. Hall
Nlce President of the Hundred.
At harrington, on Sunday evening, May
1Ilh. at = o clock. Addresses by Rev. VIM. r
Talbot, or A. Mowbray and the writer. Pre-
sided over by Wm. T. Sharp, Vice President OF
the Ii dndred. W GREGG, Pres
| SMYRNA, May 9th
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

EXCURSION TO RRHoBoTH.-On Tuesday next,
18th instant, the kehoboth Beach Camp Mseting
Association will give IN excursion to the camp
grounds at Rehoboth. special train will leave
Wilmington ut o'clock, A. NJ, stopping at Md
dletswn, Clayton, Dover, FELTON,, Harrington
Milford and Georgetown, going and returning
Round trip tickets are offered at 50 each, and can
be obtained OF k. II. Robinson 81 Co., L. 8. r.
Butler, C. F. Rudolph or WIN. II. Billany A
number of Balhmoreaxs are expected to go on
this excursion. llI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
Carriage sponge.

A large supply of sponge Of convenient size and
shape, we'll suited for washing carriages, &c. for
sale Wholesale and retail by
T.. BRINGHURsT l. CO,
Corner Sixth aud Market Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

AocpKSr ON THE w. & II. RAILRoAp.-Oa
Monday forenoon. as the freight tram south from
Reading WIS crossing the heavy grade over Pop
lar Neck, the smoke.stack of the engine came IN
contact with derrick used for hoisling rocks
from the deep cut which IS being made Though
were turnrl bottom upwards. Had the accident
occurred little farther along, the two freight cars
would havo overturned into deep excavation,
where u large number of men were at work and
must have resulted in loss OF lite
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
A New LOdger.
A CoLoRED INFANT BORN IN THE FEMALE LODI

GERS AT THE CITY HALL.
Dick Seagraves, COL, married wife some
time ago bpt as his spOuse proved to be Of q
raiheg drunken and dissolute character he
soon left her and took up with another woman.
Mrs. 5. did not improve much after This. but
to the City Hall for lodgings and was duly ad-
mitted into The ladies cell. About midnight
she aroused the night officers by her grOans
and said she was very III. Dr. West was has
tily sent for and shortly after his arrival the
woman gave birth to still born male infant.
she received proper attention and this morn
lug was sent to the Almshouse, while the
babe was properly inferred. This is the first
instance of this kind which has occurred al
the City Hall since it was erected
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

GRANn OpEsING.--Last evening, at m eeting
of the Wilmington Rifle Club, at was decided to
open the Schu,zen Park, for the season on Mon
day, May 25th. The opening is to be grand al
fair, and will comprise races, shooting matches
for prizes, dancing and other ainusencnts. No
efforts will be spared to render 1t a success
Our German friends know how to enjoy them
selves, and to make pleasure for Others, and we
have no doubt they will make this opening very
delightful occasion.
IL WAS also decided at this meeting TO reduce
the membership fec from 81 to S. per annum
This will probably induce many moro persona tc
become members Of the elgu. y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
Dathing SpOuge,

OF fne quality 10 large, medium and small pieces
e. BRIN6HURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

CLosEp.--The public schools Of this city
closed last evening, and will not reopen until
Monday morning. Dunng the interim they
win receive thorough cleaning and renovat-
ing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
LooAL lHFRLLIaENoE.

The Rev. W. n. Gnff, rector u ST q ade's
Chnrch. Philadelphia, will efficiate iu, Calvary
Church. Brandy wine sHasdrsd, on Sunday nesi,
May l0thas The services com mence At O'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
Toilet Mirrors.

aIlasaSstn,snt of VII sizes. including double
magnifYIng, &o.
T. BRINGHURST d. CO..
Corner of six IN and Mark ct ST reefs.