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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
CITY MOTTO e s.
nTE. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron

has never been known to fail in the cure of weak
ness attended with symptoms; indispostion 20 ex-
ertion;. loss. of memory; difficulty of breathing
general weakness; horror of disease : weak. merry.
Gus trembling; dreadful horror of death night
sweats; cold feet weakness; dimness of vision
languor; universal lassituds OF the muscular sys-
tenn; enormous appetite. with dyspeptic symptoms;
bot hands; flushing cfthe body, drynsss of the
skin palltd countenancs and eruptions on the
face, purifying the blood pain in the back heavi
nessoof the eyelids; frequent black spots ying be
tore the eyes with temporary sufusion and loss o
sight; want OF attention. etc. These symptoms al
arise from aweakness ana 10 remedy that. use
L. +. kUN2ELs Bitter Wine OF Iron. It. never
lsiis Thousands are now enjoying health who
haye used IT. Take only L. /. hUNXELS.
Beware of counterieits and base Limitations. as
kuuksi's Bitter W mo OF Iron is So well known oil
over the country, druggists themselves mako an
initiation and try to palm it off on their customers
when they call it kunkefs Bitter Wine Of Iron.
kuukel's Bitter I" inc OF Iron Is put up only in
oi bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put OF
the outside. " tn the proprietors photograph OF
the wrapper of each hottie. Always look tor tht
photograph on the outside, and you will always bs
sure to get the Qenuin article.
Sold by all Drugg gists and dealers every here.
dec3-2nI "a II GG8 e. 81 " -
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SOCIETIES. .
MEETINGS TH1s xvxs1so

Asps Lodge, No "a, o o +, at odd Eel
Iowa Hail, ID and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No z, ) OF T, at 5th
and Market SITS.
Delaware Council, No 2, o a n, at Me-
chanies' Hall, 219 Market ST.
Rodney Council, No l3, O q A II, At 702
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge. No. 5. G F, at Good
Fellows Hail. Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge. Nc 6, K OF P, at Knights oi
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No Is, K OF P, at ferris q
CARROTS Building 5o4 Market St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

The UNDERTOOK CAsE.-The Counsel for
VIM. E. udderzook, are now busy in preparing
the paper book Of evidence and other necessary
documents for the approaching hearing before
the Supreme Court. Mr. Perdue informs Us
that if everything can be made ready for the
hearing it will come up in the third week of the
present month. If matters are not sufficiently
prepared by that time it will be postponed until
May. st which time the supreme Court will sit
| in Harrisburg Local Ne,os
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

SALE oF REAL ESTATE IN CHYsTsR, CouaTY,
PA.-The executors of Lewis Michensr deceased,
sold bis late residence. near West Grove, on the
26 of February. at private sale, to Richard J.
Guthrie, OF Wilmington, Delaware, for S6,500.-
The property consists of ape dwelling and 90
acres OF land.
u w. Thompson has sold bis Mill property, IN
cluding l6 acres OF land, in Highland township
to Maris I, Clark Of the same township, for Is,
600. .A9sass ss4 - -
Tbs hou se aud 4ot Of Jesse Brown IN gJsnner-
vile, has tssa sold to VIM. Chaifant Of Tough
kenamon, for SLIGO.
Thomas Mackey sold his iarn OF 35 acres, 10
Tenn township, formerly owned BY Jas. Mackey,
to Joseph Friel, S3 500.
Cloud Chalfant has sold Lis house and iot IL
Penningtonvie 20 Johu Lacklan, Of PhiladsIphis
tor 81 600. Mr., Laoklsn intends to move his fam
lily there in the sping, he being an engineer ou
the L. II II -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
Grace ~ Z. cnurcn sunday sohoe,,

B. = y
Grace ~. (. Church Sunday schools.
The annual election for Officers of the
Sunday School Union, aud the various Sun
day Schools OF Grace M. f. Church. took
place last evening. u a ttS8
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Prsident, Job, HI. Jackson; Vice Presi.
dent. William II. Curry; Secretary, Hsrry y
c. Conrad Treasurer, Charles s. Rolh'
Managsrs-J. Taylor Cause, Samuel IL.
Harrington, p. Il. Robinson. w. Hastings,
Edward Moore, w. II. Curry, job H. Jack.
son, William II. Billiany, G. w. Weldin.
IS GRACE MOANING SUNDAY s CHooL.
supsrlntendent. Rsv. Thos. =. Plummsr
sionsry SECRETARY. ia. McCaulley, Record
ing Secretary, O.. M - Cam Librarians
Harry 9. Jones, ". =. Curry.
s GRACE AFTERNOON SuSDAr ScHooI.
aa Supsrintsndent, Wm. II. gBlllisny; A
sistants, Ksv. T. +. Plummer. J. P. postiss
Missionary Secretary, g. w. n. Cam
Rseordlng Secretary, g. A. McC Csllister
Librarian, "A. G. RobinAon Char. w. Pusey
Harry C, jones and John r. Doushten. :
r. ~ \ 81 80 INFANT SCHOOL. IS a.
G superintendent, Mrs. shobsrt Bsggs; As
| slstants, II. E. Robinson, Kate Hastings
Lydia A. Moore. .s=..a s ...s
lal555 .sz5 iEPHaRTa SCHOOL. AL z154
Snpsriu utendent. John White; Secretary
| Charles GAlloway; Librarians. GEORGE An
derson, John Ray. s3sl a--s g
sMApRLxY SCHOOL.
Superintendent, @. f. Rudolph Secrets
GsofselR, TowpAspd.2 2lIEAHl IH
Mr.. He; gIds dssiinIng IS ssrss, r. III II
lfllsd as M. .Gncs Afssrnoon School,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

A correspondent of the Key Wes: Dspa.c,
says that on Cozumel Island are yet to be seen
the wells Of the first church ever built on the
Continent Of North America. Cortes was the
builder, before he conquered Mexico. The foun
dat!on and walls ore yet partially preserved
each side having an elevation of about 10 feet
In places. The altar is overgrown with brush
and wild flowers bloom and birds sing over the
tombs Of the early adventures.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

TRAPPING. -Nimrod of old, who was said 10
Be mighty hunter, must look to his laurels.
We are informed that VIM Peun Shade, the
celebrated trappsr, has capturei the present
winter 10 that odorifsrous region which reioices
in the euphonius nams Of Skunk Hollow, near
Rising Sun, Cecil county Md the following
mentioned animals: l25 rabbits, : muskrats .,5S
pole cats. opossums. minks aud coous-
Or fard Dreee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
Covornor Crooaa.

To-Day the Hon. JAMES f. GRooME, OF
Cocil, Will enter upon this duties cf has of
hce a. Governor Of Marylsnd. "Nstive, and
10 the manner born" of excellen. capacity
and good tudsmsnt, popular tn the best
sense OF word, devoted to the inter ts, and
understanding the needs of his st.fe an i
hsrpsopie. We bespeak for him, PERSONAL y
the con ddsnce OF which we believe him to
be entirely worthy, and for his administra-
tion cordial support.-Bdlt. Gazette.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

ARREST ON SUSPICION A man named John
Coleman was arrested yesterday by officer Wha-
fire to the buildings consumed on last Tuesday
morning. He is now confined in the City Hall
cells awaiting hearing. Itis to be hoped that
the efforts OF the city authorities to bring the
guilty parties to speedy justice will not prove
iruitess these acts have become OF too frequent
occurrence within the last week or two.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

BODY FoUND-Coroner Wnslow yesterday
held an inquest over the body OF man found at
the mouth of Christiana Creek. The body has
not been identified il wss poorly clad, having on
knit jacket, plaid pants, black vest and heavy
boots, appeared 10 be about thirty years of age,
and is supposed to have been i'll the water con-
siderable length OF time The jury rendered u
verdict of death from drowning.
The Coroner this morning held an ing uest over
the body OF colored child named Deary, OH
Jackson street, beloW Tenth, Tbs jury rendered
verdict Of death from natural causes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
Milk.

Tsmade By carefully evaporatus the watery por-
ton Of F[esh Mtik addiny to il small portion Of
white sugar and seIlins it up hcrmetically. In
this way it will keep for years and can again be
brought very nearly 10 its naturally liquid state By
thc addition of pure water 1t is very largely used
in the pregaratien orfeod for infsnts. and y
count Of its portability and answering all the par
r~'es Of fresh milk The best brands are sold by
Y. bRINaHURST * CO,
Corner Sixth and Marx ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

ALFRED WALTON Druggist, No. 2So Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general thathe eeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and fhat competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe tor such sick as call at tha
store and that nocharSe ia made exc pt the regular
price of the medl the price as they would
pay anywher else; but that ns one is visited at
heir esdnces -..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

THE TRIaas CONCERT. rehearsal prepara-
tory the concert for the benefit OF Mr.. r..
Triggs took place in the Board ofTrade Rooms
last evening and was largely attended by the
musical talent of the city. Another rehearsal
will take place on tomorrow evening at the
same place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

HIaH PkrcEs. AT the sale Of Mr.. 8. Dick ill.,
sou stcck, ON the farm of Charles Beasten. ESQ.,,
in Pencader Hd', advertised IN the GAZETTE,
nine head Of cattle averaged SIS " per head.
sixteen head of horses averaged SITS 80. These
are said TO be high prices S. Enos, was the
auotioaeer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

DRowNED.-Thomss d. Williams agent ior
a tailoring establishment in ;Poilsdslphia, was
found dro wned In ditch near Canterberry Sta
tion, Dell, yesterday morning. The water was
scarcely foot deep, and be is supposed to have
been drowned by falling into it while in fit.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

LEvEY CoURT.-The Levy Court for New
Castle county, met at New Castle YESTERDAY, and
went through the usual routine Of business
Nothing of importance being transacted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

= RIAL EsTArE.-J. 7. Hsald ior himself and
otheis will have sales Of lots, over 1lth street
bridge, on the Wright property, w Westsde. over
Market street bridge, on the Hill property, be-
tween 10th aud llth streets. and over Third
street bridge, on April 25th, May 9th, May 10th,
May 23d, and June 9th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

will be given BY Philip Phillips. author and sing
er. at Union u. Es Church, on Thursday evening
March ,,5th, 1874. Professor Phiilips reputation
as /" man iot music ought to insure him agood
audience f'f F.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

THE Dr.. BRuNEB CAsK.-TLis legal contest
for divorce, between DIR. Brunsr and wife, and
for the possession of three children, is now in
progress, in San Francisco, California. On Sat-
attorneys at this place, received from San Fran
cisco, telegram, for him to send Immediately q
certain article of Mrs. Burners wardrobe, which
was offered in evidence against her before the in
yestigating committee here, in last December
The dispatch was sent from San Francisco, at II
o'clock A. NJ, and reached Mr.. Talbot at 2 o'clock
P. NJ. AT 3 o'clock the desired article was on Ii:
way to the scene OF contest, which we would say
was prompt action all around.-West Che.tel
LoccL Meas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
LocAzslMRnxLIonNon.
'.gNQhA ,TMQ

PENSION DAr.Gfolday beine III time for the
soldiers who were wounded In the late var, aud
others entitled to PENSIONS there was qutea large
crowd gathered round and about the Office Of the
Pension Agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

The mixed tIain viii DO run subject to delays In
cident to freight business. and Will stop only q!
stations where ZINE 10 ven.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Pa;ia
aelphia st 40 q n. and % m Leave vii
minston -5ands 81 IL. tor New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. leave Smyrna fo-
Clayton. II 2o m. and 80 p N. leave Clayton Tor
smyrna. 40 . N. and - p N. to make conn ectioa
with trains to and from Doves, and stations Sc 9TH
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend. with the Kent County aud Queen
Anne's and Kent Railroads.
At Clayton. with Md. 4 D. RR
At Ban ington. with . Il R. r.
At Seaford. with d. i Del. r. T.
At Delmar. with &. y. h. r. i W. and ?, b. ID.
II. +. KENNET. Sup,s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
NUIRiNA,


NuTRiNA' eA
Prepared from " teat at a1miraoly ataptsi 4, h
diet to those of seiar'arJ bits ana for all per-
sons suffering train impaired digestion. Constipa-
ton Of the bowels otteu The cause OF much ill
neal tn and suf 81 ng rsl by the freauent use
Of this food. The sams may be said OF genuine
scotch. Pin Head Irish > and Bethlehem Qat Meal
which of finest quality are suppIedoy
L BRINaHukST co,
Apothecaeiss,
4 Uorner Six h au0 Marx ct street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

RUNAwAYs.-Some Of the boys in the eastern
pant Of the city ses to have the mania for leav.
ing home. On Saturday, four boys, the eldest 3
years old, left hoise for New York, got as far Us
Philadelphia and returned. Yesterday two more
left, and have not as yet been heard from
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The reg ular quai ter
ly election of the Alpha Sigma Literary Society
was held in their hall last evening with the fol-
lowing result W.yG. Tatnall was reelected
President; Vice. President, II. H. Billany; Secre-
tmy,J y, Harmer pyIe Treasurer, AS. Robinson
Criuc, N. r. Benson, Jr.; Librarian, +. w. Thorn
as; Conductor, w. b. Haddock. Msssrs. Moore
and Morrow still continue as editors OF the Alpha
Sigsaa, paper which is psiblished monthly by
the society. After adjournment, the society, GU
the invitation of President Tatnall, assembled al
Robnson's iee-cream saloon and partook of 9
handsome collation.. We may add that nothing
stronger than CIDER was used on this occasion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

POLICE Court. - Ben. Coz, arrested BY oiicel
Writ. for idrnnkeuness, visa lined fify cents snc
costs. VIM. II. Downes, John L. Morse and Ste
phen Palmer oil drunk, fined hfty cents and costs
There were "A lodgers at the Hall last night
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

PRESENTATION. = The members of Asylum
Lodge, No. %, 1. o. o. F.. presented Mr.. Joseph
Balance, who for long time has been the trea-
surer, with silver headed Ebena cane. Mr.. Bal
ance received the cane with many thanks to the
doners.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

INcKNDIARIsM--The insurance companies of
this city offer reward of $500 for the arrest and
conviction of persons now engaged burning build
ings In this city. t.-, s. Cd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

ACCIDENT Josliua Caivert, o young man resi-
ding on King street, below Fifth, on Monday
night last was run over by . hose carriage of one
OF the fire companies ct Fifth and Shipley streets
badly cutting his face, and hurting his ankles in
such manner as TO be unable to walk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

The steamer Edgar Stewart having eonplet-
ed her repairs at Bsltimore, made, riAl TIP
| in the evening. Several Governments oGAeiAls
were on board. 3ss4ras5 -ILl-SfI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

Torn DowN.--Mr. John Green, yesterday tore
down his carpenter shop. at Niath and Taylor
streets, because he was fearful of it being set ON
fire.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

tom Railway did little e1tra busips4 On Fri
day last 1nS the forenoon, Presidenl Nod and
two or three directors of the Phiia.- u Baiti-
more Central Railroad. accompanied by Vice
President Dickey, Treasurer Alexander and Sec
retary Russell, OF the Peach Bottom road, made
the Grip from Oxford to the end Of the track and
return. The object was to show the former
gentlemen the line and condition OF the road,
the character Of the work, the couutry traversed
and the action OF the rolling stock, etc. We un
derstand they expressed themselves gratifed with
the appearance and prospect Of the rod, and that
they were particularly pleased with the splendid
action of our little marrow gauge locomotive on
which they rode part of the time AOrfard
Press
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
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OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE

Errors and Abuses in early life Mauhoo ooi Restored
lmpediments to Marriage Removed. New meth cd
uf treatment. New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth St, Philade phia. .,-an Institution having
a high reputation for honorable conduct and pro
iessional skill feb6-2taw&w3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

RUGBY AcApEMY.-Th Institution, " ich
Is now In q prosperous condition, occupies
an elegant suite of rooms on the Second
floor OF the Masonic Temple. The Spring
Term OF this School for boys, will com.
mence on Monday next, March 9th. Per-
sons wishing TO enter their boys for the
next Term, are invited to call ON the Prin-
cipsl during the present week or next
week. Catalog0es and gCirculars can bs
obtained from Messls Bonghman, Thomas
i Co.. or from the Principal Of the Rugby
4 cademy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

SOoIABLE AND SUPPER.-A sociable and Sup
per will be given in West Presbyterian Church
| on Friday night Citizens of all denominations
are urged to attend and make II . success. These
efforts in which the ladies have the deepest inter
| est should always be encouraged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

THE Notwithstanding the inclsm-
ency Of the weather. this morning, the King ct.
market was quite full and largely ATTENDED. The
prices ranged as follows lfA -
Butter 45a55 cents per pound lard, 1la13 do; /;
egss, 24a25 per dozen chickens, $125asl75 Per
pair turkies, 14al6psr pound, OF 81 75a$l 50 each;
best loals pc. pound liver, 10 dos pork, isal4
do beans, 10 per qusrs: hominy, 10 do, or three
quarts for a5 apples. 25aS5c per half peek, or
81 25as1 IS per bushel, iurnipa ssl0ps hslfpeck
or 46 sushel; white potatoes, 20 per half peck,
or,sl % per bushsl; parsnips s Per banch celery
3a5 do. cabbage, 5Al0 per hsad mince meal,
Is per pound; crsnbenies, IA per quart. .
At the Second street fish market, fresh fsh sold
as follows smelt snd halibut, a5 cents pound j;
lake shad, 20 do. pike and rock, Is do. ; bass,
Is do; sun fish, l21s ido.; haddoes, ~ de-; her
ring. 9do. z.a. 9f5
Ouo az Brigham Young 8 patriarchs is dead
Tha1iens Afford, aged s3, was born IN HAmp-
shire county, Mass. removed to New York.
was baptized In presence Of Joseph Smith In
1884, shared In all the struggles and sufterinRs
of the Mormons, was ordained patriarch one
year ago, and died about nm days egosA WI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

On aAd after MONDAY. October 10th, 1879, iSvn
Sol.tkAayd NoytE,oayd
Passenger, Mixed. Passenger, Mixed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
CONNECTIONS

N0N A1ONS
Al wilmington With trains on Pm iladslphis.
M'Lmington and Baltimore r. h.; at Chadds
Central X. r.; NJ Costesyiiie with trains en- Pam
sylyania h. B.. ana at Reading with trains on
philadelphia and Reading. Leb anon Valley. Ksst
Penn. and Reading sas cslumbis Railroads.
jan y. l64-tf G. SToLz.
General Superintendent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
XNILMiNGTON AND READING RAJ
w ROAD.

On sa after Monday February "a 1874. tran .
Reading withoa: change of cars, on the following
TINA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
Wilminst0 ten and western u. d.
TIME TABLE.
FALLAND WINTER ARRANaEMRNTs

1Commencins Oct. lat. lsI4. trains will
Leave Wilmington 10 30 =. N. and 5 IS .. N. !
Leave Lspdenserr =. q N. and 90 P. m. s.
Arrive at Landenberg IL 80 . m. and 50 pm
CONNECrl0NS-Trsias isaying Wilmington et
lO s0a m With train leaving Philadelphis at %
NJ. sasH
Train leaving Wilminston at 5 IS p m. snects
with train leaving Philadelphia at 90 N.
Train arriving at Wiimington at IS Q N. With
train for Philadelphia at 10 IN. s i.
rrsin arriving at Wilmington at 8 50 Nth train
for Philadelphia at D N. .. 4 + 5asR
Sunday trains will be Withdrawn after Oct. lst
DAVID CoNNELL. Snpt {,
sspa0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

LINCOLN Lodge, T. OF P.-This lodge eelebra
hall, 2ll Market street. Tho choir from Scott
M. E. Church was present and enlivened thu
members with some excellent music Addresses
were delivered by T. F. Moreland. s. ]. Wooley
Joseph Pyle, Wm. Vanhorn, and Edwin Hirst
The latter gentleman gave some interesting
facts In regard to the history aud growth OF th
Lodge.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

LIFE IAsURAscE AND LIQUoR.-A verdict
OF S22, 900 was rendered few days ago in Gin
cinnati against the New York Life Insurance
Company, which resisted payment OF three pol
ices on the ground that the death Of the assured
was produced by the use of intoxicating liquors
and opium. There was evidence that he died
from unskilliul treatment, neglect and an over
dose of opium while lying sick, and the court
held that such ause of opium, though within the
letter. was not within the spiri. of the prohibi
ton contained in the policies
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
A CARD.
Philadelphia, WlIminglOn and
Baltimore Railroad.

Delaware Division Time Table.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Rev' I. p. MsCsuliey aged
about 50 years died suddenly an Milford last
night. MIR. McCaulley was very wealthy eiti-
zen, and for many years local preacher at that
place, and it is SAID that he has married more
people than any one man in the State. As citi-
zen he stood high in the community, and in fact
throughout the State He was tather-in-aw Of
Judge Fisher.
A telegram from Harrington dated this morn
| ing, says Mr.. McCaullsy is mot dead. -@s
IKE ARxY REDUCTION House commit
tee on military sfflirs have completed the army
| reduction bill. The number of regiments of in
fantry is to be twenty instead of twenty 1--WE, oi
artillery four instead of five, and of cavalry eghl
instead of ten, decrease Of eight regiments in all
and 1000 enlisted men, leaving the aggregate o
25, 600 instead OF &C, 900. Ofcers rendered super
numsrary by the consolidation of regiments are
not to pe mustered out, but are to be retained il
the service and absorbed into the remaining leg
lnents as vacancies occur and 10 facilitate ths
process of absorption premium Of years ful
pay is offered 10 all officers who resign. Thu
the committee retains the comparatively mof,
expensive portion OF toe army.
|
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04
rxSANcIAI. AND COMMERCIAL.

,WttNrNsroy. Del, March 3. 1874.
Latest Stock Qdstatfons furnished by Merrick
Johnson Il Co :. u Cor. 9th and Market street
Wilmington Del ut ?. Nj. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

N73 Each Week. Agents wanted. Partleuia r
VIZ free. ), worts y 60. s.. Leuis. MoJl0-sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-04

EXTRA NEW BUoKWHEAT MEAL. THE
Il celebrated Silver Me euntaiu Bnekwhest Meal
Or sale at the lowest wholesale and retaM gIies s
..25 4aI144a NHal ali inaisn Maitst strest.