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The New York herald., 1874-09-22
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.
Mr.. Moulton Served with the Capfas in
Miss Proctor's Libel Suit.

Miss PrOctOr's Libel Suit.
Mr. Francis d. Moulton yesterday returned home
after several days. Absence during which, as he
was apprsed by the newspapers, an action for
libel had been commenced against him by Miss
Edna Dean Proctor In the United States Court, in
which the plaintiff claims damages in 500, 600 on
account OF injurious allegations and lnnuendoes
contained in his late statement OF the Beecher-
Tllton difficulty He had also been informed that
upon him the capias and complaint IN the action.
He therefore repaired to the office Of that func-
tonary to accept service Of the papers and to en-
ter IN lorm his appearance IN the action. After
some conversation Marshal Harlowe and Mr..
Mouton walked together to the law ollice OF
Messrs. Tracy, Catlin h Brodhead, attorneys for
Miss Proctor, where 1t was arranged with General
Tracy tnat Mr.. Moulton is TO be present to-day in
court, before Judge Benedict, with counsel. TO
formally enter his appearance IN the action ac-
cording TO the practice lI such suits In the United
States courts.
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SAILED.

Steamship City Of Panama, Aspnwa ships Admir- al
Ger, Bremen Ajax Nor, Havre GIuseppi Murz qta
Bristol; Giadiateur (Fr, 1Iavre; Gran Canarias (Sp)
Grom Lower Bay, Las Palmas and Canary Islands;
Lancaster Southwest Pass barks Flora eer for Liver
ulaD, for. Corr; Dyieo Nor, for do; beilatrx
Bremen;- Jenny der. for do; Active Nor, for
Genoa Buphrosyne Br,. for Lisbon Agostina iItah
for Bcifast Ammonia 0ta for do Arcturus Cjer) for
Bant.ic: Hermania eGer, Antwerp yesia Morl, for
vana; Cato Dutch, for Natal; Maria adelaide utal,
fnr Ganna Emily Ler) for Cane Town; kuma AUS, Tor
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
Decisions.
By Judge Van Worst.

BY Judge Van Worst.
Rowland vs. Asnmore; Splitter Kollings-
berg; Irving VS.. Wilson; Nulte VS.. Tuly; smith
vs.. smith; Fowler VS.. Remsen ct. al; Woli vs.
Sacoos' Inc Mayor, &c, vs. ,Duryee; Hawes vs..
ct al.-Orders granted.
Bacon vs. Dlnsmore ct al.-Urder restoring
cause 10 caen dar.
Aalcom vs.. Hammill-Order appointing receiver
Sayn vs. SayD-Motion granted, with $40 costs.
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Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Alker.
Verplsnck VS.. Hal.-Order opening judgment on
consent
McCienachan VS.. Schillinger.-0rder setting
cause down for trial September 30
Dornam VS.. Marlpesa Land Improvement Com
pany; Griggs VS.. Thompson: Van VOORHEES, vs. De
CcuFcey; Porter VS.. Hlgman; Crawford VS.. Bever.
hey Cornell vs. Leer; Adair vs.. Ely; Laverty VS..
bather; Picoe VS.. Ehrlicn-Motions granted.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

Trieste Pus Uer) for stettin Soil deo Gloria er,
ioa MA, Glara Ge5 for Bremen Europa Gerl do;
NJ Lochee Br) for London Navesink for Tytee briv'
haoy f3r Trinidad; fhos rurull for do; st Elmo 1n
Gerl for Lisbon Andrea Mignano uaD, do; O. Arie
'oan ior AUX Cayes schr San JUAN for Frontera psey
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Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains are ia
formed that by elesraphing to the HERALD Loniol
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. arrivals at an dep ,rt
ures from European ports and other ports abro,i ot
American and all foreign vessels trading with ths Unite
States the will be cableI county tee, Of
charge and published.
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s. Dlnsmore ct al.-Urder restoring
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TEEN.
Decisions.

DtCIslOnSs
BY Judge Leow.
Ryan vs. Cssey.-Extra allowance OF one per
cent granted
kOsenthal vs. The Mayor, &c.-Motion fer judg-
Ment on the answer as frivolous granted.
In the Matter OF Trust-Appiication granted.
Frederick Wolfe VS.. Jennie K. Wolle.-Decree Of
divorce granted to the plaintiff
Smith VS.. uyslop; Van VS.. Administrations de-
aed.
Hubbard VS.. Duncomh.-order granted.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Sentence-Busin On Hand.
Rafnra Indua MnAra

Before Judge Moore.
Albert Hess was sentenced to fifteen months in
the Kings County Penitentary, for grand larceny.
The prisoner pleaded guilty when arraigned on
Satu rdaY last.
ON Wednesday next the trial OF criminal causes
Will begin. The trial OF civil causes will occupy
the Court to-day. On saturday next the Grand
Jury will present another batch OF indictments.
COUNTY COURT CALENDAR TO-DAY.-Nos. 8, l3
"a 81, IL, 35, 81, AZ,
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THE CHEESE MARKET,

Urea, n. Y. Sept. q, 1874
There were 500 boxes OF cheese offered here to-day
and 6WO boxes sold at 1870. Ike; 1000 boxcs
sold at the outside figure At Little Falls $500 boxes
were offered and aUD boxes sold chiefly at the uni.
form price OF l4c
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 81, 1874.
The day calendar OF the commission OF Appeals
for Tuesday is follows Nos. 1901s 20l. l45 2l2,
2I3, PA, 2i5, 2l6, 143 1876. Recess until our r. NJ.
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M. Victor Scjour,

cable telegram from Paris, under date OF yes
terday, the 2lst inst, announces the death OF M.
Victor Sejour, who has during many years past
ranked as one OF the most able and impartial Of
the dramatic critics OF France.
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Assistant Surgeon George B. Todd, U. 8. .

WASHINGTON, sept. q, 1874.
The Navy Department this morning received
Information OF the death OF Passed Assistant Sur
geOn George b. Todd, from yellow fever, at the
Pensacola Navy Yard yesterday.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoUBr--CHAMBERs- by Judge
3rady-Nos 80, H. III 171s 25 81, so, 61, 62 75 81,
w. I31, 132, 1853, 1el III, l72 l16
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THE CHINESE WOMAN CASE
The State Law Declared ConstitutfOnnI

SAN FKANCI5OO, Sept. z, 1874.
Judge Field, OF the United States Supreme Court,
to- day, in the Chinese woman's habeas corpus
case, decloed that the State law under which il
was attempted to send them back to China is con-
stitutional. Judge Sawyer, of the Circuit Court
dlssented. District Judge Hoffman concurred.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS,
By Judge pOnOhue

Stats VS.. Branigan; The Manufacturers Ma
tiona! Bank OF Troy VS.. Buchanan ct al.-Motions
granted.
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NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Destination.
OG~.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
NI7sCE ELLANEOUs.

HOME AS PRESENT.-TEN NEAT TWO STORY
n Dwellings now nearly completely to be dis
tribued meeting OF the lot purchasers in Garden
tity Park property Real Estate Hail. 355 Third
nue. on Christmas Eve, 1874 No extra charge You pay
but SIS monthly your $l5J lot and have cnance
gratis Every sixty fourth purchaser will receive
pete Dwelling and the Lot II now stands Come and
see them Free excursions daily at A. NJ from store,
355 Third avenue and SPECIAL train on sundays at II
O'Clock Long Island Railroad Depot at Hunters
Point return At 2:i5 r NJ Free tickets and maps at
HITCHCOCK'S Real Estate Headquarters 355 rhri
avenue corner of Twenty sixth street
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN COR
IA. ner OF Fulton avenue aud B0erum street.
Open from A. M to . L. NJ.
Oh sunday from TO p. NJ
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A OF different States; legal everywhere, no pubicys
no fees in advance; advice free, Commissioner Or
every state and Notary Public. FREDERICK L. KING
Counsellor at Law 363 Broadway.
A BsOLUTR DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF.
n ferent States; legal everywhere; deserhon, &C.,
sufficient publicity required no charge until
divorce granted; ADVICE free .. N. p
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Foreign Ports.
CoRISro, CA, Aug 3i-In port bark Ainc tbr ior new
York.
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THE POLICE.

Effort to Make the Force More Efficient
and ValuabIe-The Men to Wear Uni
forms When Or Duty.
A general order, OF which the following Is q
copy, issued yesterday by Superintendent
Wallinu the force:-
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MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.

'rd vs.. Duncomh-Order granted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
DEAFNESS CAUSED BY CATARRH

Catarrh not unfreque emily produces deafness.
Mr.. LEVI SPRINGER, OF Nette Lake, P. o..
Wiiiams Co. o., formerly OF Durham Corners. o,
has been cured of deafness of fourteen years stand
ing, BY using DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. he was
50 deaf he could not hear person talk when seat
ed by his side. and can now hear the church Lells
ring two miles distant-so he writes
A MARKED CASE OF DEA FNESS CURED.
About one year ago caus ht a severe cold in th 9
head which terminated in severe form OF Catarrh.
passages. and l became wholly deaf in one ear.
with partial deafness in the other. The infsm ma
ton had involved all the delicate structures OF the
ears, and was in Immediate danger Of permanent
deafness. The discharge became profuse and fe It'd
both INTO INTO ny THROAT and from ny cara In this
seribed his Golden Medical Discovery and Cata rrh
Remedy. and under their use have rapidly re-
covered. My hearing ia restored. and my catarrh
Is entirely well. JOHN SMITH
feb2}hod&W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
Religious.

Trinity Chapel Services, Sunday March lat
Morning s,< O'Clock and 10Y O'Clock. Evening
at 7h O'Clock, subject for the Evening. Testimony
in the New Testament to the practice of Connr-
nation in the Early Christian Church.
Lenten Services, Tuesday aud Thursday
Mornings, at 611 O'Clock. Wednesday and Friday
MornjnRs, at lvx o'clock. Daily Evening Prayer,
with appropriate readings, at Az o'clock.
Rev. Dr. Morsell formerly Rector of St.
Peters Church, Smyrna, will preach in 81. James
Church, Stanton, tomorrow Sunday at l0o'cloek
A. NJ. He will also preach in the chapel, AT
Rsndywihs Springs. ss o'clock N the after
Ieon, - -
West rresbyteria Church, corner Of Eighth
and Washington Sts. The Holy Sacrament Of
Baptism and the Lents Supper will be admins.
tered to.moirsw at l0A Am. Preaching at
r. NJ, BY the Pastor, Rev. J. ID. T. OTIS.
Subject, ssrrulh 'uiumphapt. and Dslusion de-
scendiog into Despair Ioune peoples Prayer
meeting at Eve minutes before P. M. Altars
cordially Invited. s.e -ae.fHl4c .-.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
Bowers Hoof Liniment.

After 81 20 irs pricticA e<perteacs with orses.
q staging, teaming. &c, hav learn ed that more
feet than all other diseases combined. After many
experiments have found the true remedy to PRE-
VENT the disease of the hoo restore 1t after neg
iissnce, to what nature intend ed it should be-he
great s,pport Of the noble ANIMAL the hoof s in
famsd aud diseased, the animal is comparatively
vofthless. This L niment will surely prevent this
worst Of all Diseases Contraction, Corns. Quarter
Cracks. Contraction of the Back Sinew: generally
have been crippled by the want Of such remedy.
.NH-Try it. and # will never fail if properly ap-
Piled, viz: .,
Bathe the horses foot once week, or oftener if
necessary, at the heel and frog and around the boot
Close to the hair. M. G. BOYER,
Norristown. Pa.
.MR, N. C. BoYER--Dea- S.r: This is to certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable for
three months past, on more than one hundred hor-
ses. and fnd il the best preparation l have ever
pssd on horses. 1t is far better than goa recon
%s1d t. Send me i've q IpSs y Cypress
No. 1872 West 3lst street. New YorF City
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
8. y. Ml..ionary Anniversary.

The Missionary Anniversary held by the Scott
NJ. f. Sunday School, last evening, was q very
nicely conducted affair, and proved very remu-
neratiye to the cause for which it was Intended,
the house being crowded to its utmost capacity,
aud even the aises and other passage ways were
resorted TO TOR stauding room by many who were
unable TO nnd seats.
The church presented beautiful appearance
being tastefuliy ornamented with pretty banners
with appropriate mottoes inscribed thereon, hung
around the spacious room In prominent places,
and upon the arrival of the scholars, the most OF
them neatly attifed in white, there seemed to be
no deficiency In the way OF ornament, even In the
imagination Of the most fastidious.
Bouquets were Iumeious, together with many
other evidences of appreciation by the audience,
who manifested their esteem for their pastor Rev.
T. l.. Tompkinson, by the presentation Of very
beautiful silver set, and to his better half beau
tiful vase, enclosed In which was q superby Or
namented wax cross. The presentation was made
by Rev. Mr.. Stubbs, of Asbury NJ. f. Church
who rendered the proceeding much more inter
esting by an eloquent address, to which Mr.
TompkinsOn responded in brief but appropriate
manner, extending his heartfelt thanks for this
evidence OF their appreciation OF his services, and
assuring them that nothing in his power would
be left undone to promote the interests OF those
| he so much loved.
The programme was varied and we'll selected
a copy Of which we give below. Each one per
formed their Fart 80 well that distinction would
be invidious. and we will merely say that 1t was
excellentIy performed, and each one acquitted
themselves In manner that was very creditablt
| to the managers of the entertainment;
Singing-Wske the Song of Joy and Gladuess
Payer by Rev. Mr.. Chatham.
Slnging-Guide Me, o Shepherd True.
! Address of Welcome, by Pepper Grubb.
| Singing-Class.
Secretary's Report and Missionary Offerings.
Singing-Short is the time TO labor.
Address by Rev j. ID. Riggs.
Singing by lnflnt Class-Wete the Lambs .
the Flock.
Memorial Service.
Duett and Chorus-Let your Light SHINE.
Address by Rev. f. Stubs.
Solo-I love the Breeze.
Solo-Little Birdie.
Address by Rev. F. NJ. Chatham
The Ten Virgins
Solo-The Bee.
Address by the Pastor.
Singing-Souud the Loud Ilmbiel.
4 Doxology and Benedcton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

A wILMINdToNIAN TRIED FOR GRAVE OFFENCE
AT WEST CHESTER.
Thursday before Esquire Whitehead, says the
West Chester Local Ne,cs, George w. Mackey,
Proprietor of the Washington Hotel, Of Whining
ton, Delaware, had q hearing on charge OF lar
ceny preferred by B, II. Chambers, store-keeper
and post master at Avohdale. 1t appeared by
the evidence that Mr. Chambers on the llth OF
November last, desired to send his bank book
and some money to tac National Bank of Ches-
ter county, at tins place. He then placed S51
in bauknotes and q check belonging to David
Brown, OF Avondale, who had gwen him the
same to send to the bank and get che money on
1t for Lin, in his bank book, folded it IN q pa
per and endorsed his name and direction to be
lett al the Bank, on the outside OF the package.
He then gave it TO d. Wakemau, the mail
agent on the noon train at Avcndale, requesting
him 10 give it TO some one who was going to
| West Chester. The mail agent asked the cor.
ductor, VIM. b. Taylor, to show him some one
going to West Chester, and at the W. &. &
Baltimore Junction, Mr.. Mackey was pointed out
who vas standing on the platform, having just
| got of the train. The mail agent gave him thu
| package, requesting him 10 deliver it, which b,
agreed to do, and put it in q satchel he was car
rying. Conductor Taylor saw Mr.. Mackey receiv
the package at the Junction Neither the pack
age, money, check nor bank book were eve
left at the Bank or returned 10 Mr.. Chambers
Mr.. Mackcy, when be was seen about it, dsnis
having ever received it. Defendant was held il
$500 bail for trial at May Court, and prosecute
and witnesses each in $50 to appear and test
lfy.
r. Jones Monaghan, Esq, conducted the pro;
eeution, and John II. Brintou, Esq, appeared &c
defendant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
NEGISrkk NFFIt
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan, 9th.

HgGISrERs UFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY Jan. 9th le'4-
Upon the application of VICTOR luPoNr.
Administrator of JESSE SHARPE, late Of
Wiimington Hundred. in said county. deceased
It is ordered and directed 10y the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid, give notice OF the
granting Of Letters Of Administration upon the
Estate Of the deceased. with tho date Of grant,
ng thereof by causing adyer isements TO be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters in
six of the most public places oil the County OF New
Castle. requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same or ABIDE
an Act of Assembly in such m ade and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted within me
same period in the Daily daIette. a newspaper
publisher in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein two months. N. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal Of Of
ECT\fce of the Register aforesaid. at New
Castle in New Castle County aforesaid.
S0Sths day and year above written.
b. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate Ot
the deceased must present the sam duly atteste cd
to the Administrator. on or before Jan. 9Th, 1879
or abide the ACT OF Assembly in such case made and
provided NlCioK DnfpSr.
Administrator.
Address, Wiimington. Del ianIeod2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

PAY YouR WATER TAxEs.-We again urge ali
who have not Jet paid their water taxes, 10 do So
at once. After February 2sth, an additional five
per cent will be added to the face OF the bill
making ten per cent. extra which all delinquents
must pay. There is no use in delaying this mat
ter as the taxes must bs paid in the end, or else
the parties must do without Brandywine water
The last day of grace expires March 3lst, and in
all where tax has not been paid BY this date
the ferrules will be drawn and the supply of wa
ter cut OF. BY paying at once parties will save
much trouble. st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
A HAxpsoMK MEETING RooM.- =

HANDSOME MEETING RooM.-The six Lodges
OF Knights OF Pythas which meet in the third
story front of Morrow's Building, No. 211 Market
Is in the city with the exception, probably, of one
or two in the Masonic Temple. The painting and
paperng. new carpet and mating, and the neat
inside shutters to the windows, have completely
metamorphosed the room, and impaired to 1t a
cheerful aud handsome appearance. The settees
are to be removed and replaced with comfortable
arm chairs. An expense Of about $3.50 has been
incurred by these Improvements.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

PosTPoNKD.-Quitea a good-sized audience as
sembled at the Grand Opera House. last evening,
for the purpose of listening to N. NJ. Pomeroy's
lecture on "Manhood" Those present were
disappointed, however, for when the hour an.
nouncsa for the commencement Of the lecture ar
rived, Mr.. Howard o. Moore came forward and
announced that owing to Mr.. Pomsroy's sudden
and severe illness the lecture would have to be
postponed. The ticket money wss refunded at
the door. Mr.. Pomeroy will probably be deliver
his lectute sometime in March. Mr.. Pomeroy' :
card, explaining his illness appears elsewhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

CHURCH CALBNDAR.-Trinity Parish Caleadar
Card OF Services and offerings for the year 1874,
has been prepared II Is very compact ar
rangement showing the days and hours of Service
for the entire year, and enabling the holder to
know at a glance when the Church is open for
Service. Did our columns permit we should be
glad TO print fac smile of the Card, as sugges-
tive Of the manner in which Church Calendar
can be made con yenient and useful
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

PHILLIP PHILLIPs.-On Thursday evening
next, at Union NJ z. Church, Phillip Phillips,
the renowned author and singer, will give con-
cert OF Sacred music. These concerts are we'll
known to be OF very excellent character, and
are always we'll attended. The proceeds of this
concert will be applied to beneficial purposes, and
therefore the affair should be literally patronzed.
Tickets, SO and 25.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

BAD BOYS So bad and malicious have been
the boys In the vicinity Of Third and Jefferson
streets, tha. this morning gentleman living in
the ne,ghborheod lodged complaint at Police Head
quarters, and left the names of several OF the
Cffsnders. The parents of these boys had tetter
guard them closely, or they may experience con-
siderable expense and disgrace on account of their
neglect.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
The Weather and the Fruit Crop
Somerset County, Md.

PRINcEss ANNE. Somerset County, Md, Feb
ruary %, lS14.-The ground here this mornDg
was covered with snow 10 the depth OF A inches.
Such weather on the heel of spell as fiue as we
usually have in the month of May is very unfa-
vorable TO the fruit interests OF the county. Iu
some orchards the earliest varieties of the peach
are in blossom, and all are very far advanced
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

SLIGHT FRE.-The alarm of fire about eight
o'clock, last night, was occasioned by the burning
OF pile of combustible matter in the third story
rear of Morrow's Building, just back of the
knights of Pythias meeting room. The flames
were extinguished by Messrs. Schrack, Maroney
and several other knights who were in the
Lodge room. The Are was the result of spon-
taneous combustion. No damage was done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

swINDLBD.-Lsvi Garner, OF Smyrna, last night
sent pathetic dispatch to Chisf of Police Bradg.
to the effect that he had been swinnled out of Sl7
that day, by young man aged about 500 years,
with dark hair, dark scomplexion, and black eyes.
Levi sld the young man had left Smyrna ON the
Wilmington The train, however. arrived in
Wilmington before the dispatch, and the swind-
ling young man either went on to Philadslpha,
or screened himself iu this city,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
CITY NOTICES.
CONDENSED MILK.

Is made by carefully eysporating the watery por--
tien of FSesh MN. adding to IL small portion OF
white sugar and sealing it up Theoretically. In
this way it will keep for years and can again be
brought very nearly its naturally liquid state by
tho addition Of pure water 1t is very largely used
in the ..preparatien Of food for infants. and is
count OF lis portability and answering all the pur
p"' rs Of fresh milk. The best brands are sold By
&. bRINaHURST & CO..
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
NUT RINA.

Prepared from Wheat amt admirably adapted rs a
diet to those Of sedentary habits and for all per-
sons suffering from impaired digestion. Constipa-
health and suffering. relieved by the frequent use
Of this food. Tue same may be said of genuine
scotch Pin Head Irish } and Beth blehem 0at Meal
s. which of finest quality are supplied by
Z. BRINGHURST i CO,
Apothecaeiss.
Corner Sixth nd Marke ct street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
sociGTiGs.
uxKrINas Ta4s svsNIna.

MeehAsios Lodge, No 4, 1907, at Odd Fell
Miaqua Tribe, No. 5, 10 r NJ, at Red Mems
Ha'U AIS Market st.
Jefferson Council. No. 10. 0V AN, at Mschsu-
les Hall. 2l9 King st.
La Fsyetts Lodge. No. 2, X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, O Of T. at fifth and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

GRAIN LADEN SCHOONER SUNK.-Tne schooner
Julia Newell, Captain Frank Sheppard, was run
into sbout o'clock. A. NJ, on Tuesday last, at the
Break water and sunk. She was loaded with
$500 bushels of grain, from New Castle bound 10
Hyannis. The captain and crew were all saved,
but lost their personal effects The vessel and cargo
ara a total loss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

RRPoRT.-We acknowledge the receipt, from
Daniel Farra, late Chief engineer of the Survey
ing Department, OF printed copy Of his interest
ing report of the working Of the Department for
the year 1873. The main features Of the report
have already been published in these columns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28
LOCAL lNTELLIQENCE.
February "pegs out" tonight.

February "pegs out +" tonight.
Don't forget your religions duties Tomorrow
There were 20 dodgers at the City Hail. last
night.
Hyram johnson, near Newark died suddenly
wednesday night.
The market this morning, was large and full
prices ruled ns usua'.
Myers Z. Conwell, the new Chief Engineer,
is in town to-day and will at once enter upon his
duties. 'f .t's 81 ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-28

RENT OF A FARN.-Edward Mccarthy, OF Mill
Greek Hundred, has rented the farm OF John b.
Dilworth, deceased, where he will carry on the
farm and dairy business. MIR. Mccarthy is a
young man of steady and industrious habits, and
will be sure to succeed.