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The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
SECOND EDITION
sCRIBNER FOR JAyuARv

New York in the Revolution" is the
leading illustrated paper in ScRtBNRE for
January. and will probably surprise nll
but genuine old Knickerbrokers. on ac-
count OF its bringing to light a number
o, Revolutionary scenes and localities.
about which little or nothing is popular.
ly known Mr.. Scudder's story of
Cupid and Mars" on the other hand
gives good idea of life in Boston dur
ing the seige, and of Christmas a hun
dred years ago. The first installment of
series OF revolutionary letters appears
IN ms numner and there is a glimpse
OF General Washington-by heresayFin
the opening installment of Edward En-
erett Hale's serial story of "Philip
Nolan's Friends, or. Show your Pass.
ports This story is to run through
the year; and is an historic Il rom nee of
Mississippi Valley. There is something
about Christmas in the New York arti-
Gle, as well as in Mr.. Scudder's story, and
we nave besides, a poem entitled "The
h'ng Christmas" with illustrations
Mr; Clarerce Cooks illustrated papers
On house-furnishing are resumed in this
number, and Mr. John Burroughs bas a
paper on House Building" with plans,
etc. The poets are Mrs. s. NJ b. P;att,
r. c. Stedham, Constantine f. Brooks,
Celia Thaxter, II. H.. Hjalmar Hjorth
Boyesen, and Il III. Stoddard. The titles
OF other contributions are Hooks and
Eyes" Pictures of the French Renais.
sance,' " Elementary Education in En-.
gland and Wales " Norwegian Traits
and "Childhood's Fances," the latter
by Col. Higginson. On. of the greatest
features of interest, however. is Bret
iarte's "Gabrial Conroy," of which
there are five chapters crowded with in
| terest
DIR. Holland, in Topics of Time" dis.
cusses " The Centennial" The Com
ing Man. The Price of Books " 4
Cure for Gossip. The Old Cabinet has
Something in Favor Of the Stntimen-
talist, Criticism" etc. The Bric-a-
Brac department is principally given up
] 10 the makers of humorons yrrsn.
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EFF. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron

Fo, the fu g OF weak stomach general de
blllty, indigestion disease Of The nervous
syst m, cons ipation, acdity Of the stomach,
aud ctses te Iuiring tonic.
The vim includes the most agreeable and
efficient salt of Iron We uosst az; Citrate of
Magnetic Oxide, cont ined with t. @ most
energetic OF vegetable tonic Yellow Peru.
Wan Bark.
The eject in many cases OF debility Ioss OF
appetite, and general prostration, of an etiici.
ent salt OF Iron, com blned with our valuable
Ferve, Is most happy. II augments the APP
petite, raises the pulse, takes of uscuar
naboiness, removes the pallor of debility ,and
gives d rid vigor to the co,Intenance.
DO You want something to strengthen Y NY
Do you want good appetite? DO you Wa {
to oiild up your constitutional Do YOU want
to feel well? Do you want to ct rid OF ner-
Vousnee5? Do u want energy? DO Won
want 10 sleep well2 Do you want brisk and
vigorous teeIingsf Ii you do, try Kunkers
Wine OF Iron.
THIS truly valuable tonic has been SO thor.
oughly tested by all classes OF the communl.
" that 1t Is now deemed indispensable as
tonic medicine 1t coets but little, purlfes
the blood and gives tone to the stomach
renovates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask trial of this valuable tonic
f'rlce Sl per bottle h r. KUNKEL sole
proprietor, No s5j North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
decl-lmd&w
80. e5y. Tame Worm a5e
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the sy stem alive.
ter 10 patients treated. Dr. F. T. kunkel
No. 2o9 Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ad.
vice free. Seat Pin and stomach Worms
also removed
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Y. M. G. Il.
heSular M eetin g--Appointm.n, of
Committees, DC.

regular meeting Of the Y.MCA
was held at Sixth and Shipley strsets
iast evening. President II. C. Conrad in
the chair. - 40
The Badge Committee reported that
sl2 ~ were realized from the sale OF
badges at the recent Moody and Sank, '
excursion.
The following Committees wero nm.
nounced for the years Of 1875 and 1870
Devotion &c. NJ. ID. Cam. Ltnas
Haddock, and John Ii Spencer.
Employment-Henry ii. Barry. Henri
Z. Jones, Thaddems s. Gregg. Maris raw.
ior, and Hiram W. Moore.
\, Iempera' ce-I'hos. McColkle, Sr., A.
n. Hynson, Solomon Hersey, Samuel +.
nan, and \m. b. Haddock.
10 Visit the Sick-J. M. Burdick. A.
.dtwthrop, Charl"s Maison. Robert II
Wright and II. q. Heisler.
During the evening six new members
were added to the Association.
Mr.. Ia. Z. Bush, Jr, was elected Treas.
urer, IN the place of Mr.. +. Il. Taylor
who declined.
vote of thanks from the Association
was rendered to his Honor, Mayor
Whiteley, for his prompt action Of last
Saturday, in taking measures for the
prevention OF the Spiritualistic Seance
Which was announced to come off in tbs
Opera House on Sunday last.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
An adjourned meeting of tho Board Of
NJ anagers of the Association will be held
So-morrow evening at o'clock.
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4 NJ' EMENTS.
DIR. VILLERs, THE FUNNY MA,

DIR. NtLLkRs, THE FUNNY MAN.
We advise one and all to call at
BoughmaD, Thomas &Co s to day ami
secure their reserved seats for Eiler's
lecture entitled "The Humosst of the
Past and Present" This lecture will
be delivered on Monday evening next
at the Graud Opera House for the
henett Of the Rugby Literary Society
People attending this lecture will not
only be he he'plng the Society. but
they will also spend an evening in a
most agreeable manner. listening to
one of the best and M ost amusing lee
lures in this country, as will be seen
from the following notices of the
Press:
The Dr,'s remarkable talent for
changing his entire appearance in one
moment from youth to the aged man
was the wonder of all, it seemed i'm
possible it was the same man.-Adco.
cate and Times, Rahacdy, N. j.
Those present seemed we'll repaid
for their attendance the lecture and
illustrations being mirth provoking in
the extreme,-Nortcdlh, Conn. Gdzette
Sept. l2, 1874.
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STRAY WAIkS.

Christmas is only one week from to-
morrow.
Clayton Loan Association meets this
evening.
The police record was n blank this
corning.
All the handsome makes of boots and
Sets 10 are sold very low by Donahoe,
WMarket street.
deserved seats for DIR. ]. Jay Villers'
Rc'ure can now be procured at Bough
nan, Thomas & Co.'S.
The cry is still they come" (cus-
%mefs We mean) at ID. Fenncssey'
moe establishment, No. 22l Market
street.
Everybody is delighted with the
Heat bargains in boots and sheos
Oaered by Alexander, No. 102 Market
street.
~ VM gentlemen with gouty feet visit
acOusker's, No. 216 W. Second street,
we Sesasse they like his easy fitting boots
w "eil made ana handsome boots
s saa shoes. go to Houck's, Ninth and
sptoce, where you will find a good as.
htuent.
,., .ue Is money, but lealth is happi-
s' .0s; IL you have a bad cold or cough,
@ VI. Bulls Cough Syrup, 1t will
N4e you. Price, % cents.
, Suoh bargains in furniture as are
So ~ offered by the Enterprise Manu-.
Tsnng Company, Nos. 800 and 223
,sa.. an. stIeet, will probably n .ver be
.'eo In this city again.
ma, sncy Papers for Childrens' Christ
Is;.n, .n1ases. COrnucopias, &c, Pictures,
Iso Ia Heads. Lace, BORDERS, &c. &c.
dow a. alge stock OF Wall Papers, VIII =
on hAoes. and good workmen always
TS;,ISa Iahd at 223 Market street, below
Z dsSI Don'tforset the place,
J. K HoLr.
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PROPOSALS.
WATER DEPARTMENT,
CHIEF r. GfsPE4's oFfICs,
No. 1000 Market street,
WILMINGTON, DEL Dec. 18th, 1873

WILMINGTON, DEL Dec, 18th, 1878.
PROP 1:ALS for laying water ripe und.r
me bed OF the hriStiana and Brandv~ inc
Cree"s at Wilm pgtnn. Uelaware IL, be re
ceived at the Water Departm"nt Office. uttil
THURS AY d CEMBt tK 30tn. 1875 Mt /
o'cocs 7. N for ! ,ing cast iron wat /
pipes. twenty 9OI inch ee / tsrnal dame er
weighing two undr and tWenty Iounos
per meal foot OF good str, ny iron un Ter the
beds of and acr IS tho hristiana and Brnnd, :
wine Creeo 8 ma igat le .treams) -cros. the
christians at II point at of and near Tt ird
street br dge; acro.s the B'aud> wine n q
Pc nj borth of and near Eleven h street
b,idge, both po nts to be dtsiz. ated by the
Chi Engineer. The plpes mu b laid wi b
= sufhc1ent numb OF wat tight flexible
JOINTS 10 avoid any undue strain u, on the
ppts. The joint to be approx, By the Chief
Engineer and ater Committee: each pipe
t. have two uesc east ne the Joint OF suifici
ent strength TO adm fth sh ipkage OF wo
wrought iron nk- os cur the joints The
top of pip when laid must be 1T lesst two
ct below the prseut be 4 Of creeks, exeeI
at channel here it ~ill be required to be
SIX feet below the beds OF cr eks md cove ed
/. 18th the material taken from trench to con.
form with pres mt beds Of creeks 1h- pip.s
to be la ut such points at shore IA may be
desiknated b! Chief Engineer. he Iipce
when | id ~ be su' ieste 10 u Ilydrost ,tiy
pr ssure ot. three hundrei 5000 pounds poi
square inch aud water tight under that pre-
su o
The di tance across the Christiaua is about
ihr . hundred and sevent' five 1879 f. OF
and tht distance acrors $ the Brandywine three
hu dI ed and fifty (t20J ieet The ntracto,
wall ue required to furnish ali the mater ial
LABOR. tools. implements and machinery
necessary to complete the work of lawns said
pIp;.
pr, files # the bads Of crte-s will be fur
nished by the Chiei 4 ginser. he contrac-
tor will ,tate price per enial foot aid ork
TO commence on or before ths lat day oil May
md hng q No. IN hO . a
18th day OF July TO lowing. Satisfactory Sc
CURRY will b. rcqu red TOR the faithful Ter
form nee ot contract.
Tue riSht TO reie:tary or all bids will be
res rved
Fo, ,ur her information apply at 1000 Mar
kststreet, Wilmington. d l..
ALLEN RUTH.
doclTtoS0 Cnitf Engineer.
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Pine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight Sall Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files. Nail Polshers, etc. for
sale by T. BRINGuURST 4 Co,
Corner Sixth and Marx et streets.
or the Rash.
FBath Brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath Sponges
and Bath SOAPS in extensive variety. Also
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same classl
K. BllSGHURSI 4 CO.,
CerueI >nti and Market stree
Prime Vanilla Beau-
sold wholesale and retail by
+. BRISGHURST Il I,,.
Corner Sixth amt Market street
ECoucentrated FRvOring Extracts
OF Vanilla, Lemon, orange, Rose Bitter AL
mond. Ginger, Mace, Celery. etc ETC.. made
and sold Wholesale and retaIl by
K. BRISGHURSr Il CO.,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets
T0tlct Mirrors
A full assortment of all sizes, in nrIu,l,rs e
double magnifying, &c.
4. BRINGHURsT q co.
Corner OF Sixth and Market street
brOdtr's Miraculous cure Tor COruS
An Eng'ish remedy OF great popularity, for
removing oorns without pain.
Z. BRINGHURST h CO,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market sire.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
THIRD EDITION
CENTENNIAL GUESTS.
The President Coming to Philadelphia.
The Government Coming In a
B0dB TO the Centennial build.

AT 8 O'Clock this evening the Presi-
dent of the United States a majority OF
the members of Congress, the Judges
of the Supreme Court of the Unite d
States, and other government officials,
are expected to reach Philadelphia 10
a special train, in response to an invi-
tation from joint committee of The
l. s. Centennial Commission and the
Centennial Board of Finance, who
went to Washington several weeks
ago to inyite these gentlemen to visit
the Centennial grounds and buildings
The invitation has been accepted by
President Grant; Postmaster General
Jewell; Secretary Robson and Attor-
ney General Pierrepont, of the Cabi.
net; Chief Justice NJ. Il. Waite j Judges
William Strong, Ward Hunt and J.
p. Bradley, Of the L, s. Supreme
Court, twenty L. ). Senators, about
l75 representatives, and number of
other prominent officials.
About fifty ladies are expected to
accompany the party, and the banquet
in Horticultural Hall will be spread
for seven hundred persons
The visitors will be met at the depot
by reception committee who will
escort them, in carriages down Chest.
mt street to the Continental hotel and
| Girard House. To morrow morning
they will be taken through the Cen.
tennial buildings, in the afternoon q
banquet will be epread, and in the
evening they will return to Washing>
ton. The object of the Centennial
Commissioners in inviting these gen
tlemen to visit Philadelphia is that
they may have an opportunity to
make a thorough inspection of the
work and form just idea of the mag
nitude OF the preparations. 1t is es.
pecially desired that the President and
the members of Congress shall he well
Informed in regard to the Exposition
as the memorial asking for an apDro-
priation Of 81 500, 900 to complete the
work is TO he presented to Congress
within a few days. The committee
have taken great pains To make the
TACT clear to the members of Congress
that large proportion of the whole
expense thus far has been paid by
Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, and
that Memorial and Horticultural Halls
the only permanent buildings on the
grounds, and the only ones from which
Philadelphia will derive any perma-
nent Deneat, have been paid for wholly
by CITY and State. The visitors will
be handsomely entertained by the
committee, who, in common with all
who ave an interest in the success of
the exhibition, have strong hopes that
Congress will make the appropriation
that is so greatly needed.
The special train will pass through
this city about Z o'clock and numbers
of persons will doubtless greet the
distinguished passengers at the depot
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

FLc URtsHING BUSINESS .-Notvitn-
standing the dull business Louis Z.
Waterman is doing an immense busi-
ness at his new clothing house \. W
corner of 5th and Market streets. Th-
cause is evident. being up with the
times and knowing that people were
no longer willing to pay large prices
for goods he has made within this past
week an immense reduction in the
prices of his goods and as consG-
quence he and his clerks are constant
ly busy. He still has large amount
of overcOats, suits for dress ana busi =
ness. Boys clothing he makes spe.
ciality of and marked down 20 loE-
that no one can fail to purchase.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

LECTURE AND CoScERT.-ProG. =.
X. Taylor lecture at the Opera House,
last evening, for the benefit of the
Delaware Institute of Mechanics Arts.
was witness by an audience OF goodly
proportions. The views were striking
and original in their appearance, and
the Professor explained them in a very
interesting manner.
\ very excellent concert was given
at the Clayton House, lest evening, by
+. Hugeman, the blind professor OF
music. assisted by some OF our locSl
talent The audience was quite lsrgc,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

HOLIDAY PREsENTs. If you wish to
make handsome present to friend
during the holidays, go to the SO cent
store, Eighth and Market streets, where
you will find large assortment of
beautiful ard useful articles, from
which to make a selection. All are
invited to call and examine the large
display of goods, many of which were
made expressly for holiday presents,
now on exhibition at this store.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

SUICIDE AT ST. MtcHABIs. On Su1.
day night Charles + Blades, son OF
Captain samuel Blades of st. michaels
Talbot CO. Md attempted to commit
suicide by cutting his throat. He
severed his windpipe, and the doctors
say 1t is impossible tor him to live He
was deranged when he did the act; he
told DR.. Seth few days ago that h,.
lrtended to kill his wife and child ara
then kill himself.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

H. dra OF MRs. EDWARD McINALL,-
tool ueath VI Mrs. Edwa d M.InalI, ST.,
kns,p ,pAee yesterday afternoon at the
vas wsSm go. House in Philadelphia She
ei.s % ,nor long time a reeident Of this
cd N St pu Tor some years back she has liy-
sha - eiadelphia. For some time past
had uttered with an acute Illness aud
a'AAs months. " 'eASe net room hor
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

REhoBoTH HOTEL. - Mr.. Bright's
new hotel, at Rehoboth, has progressed
so rapidly that it will be rooted in u
few days. The timers have been at
work oh the roof some days 1t pre-
sents splendid appearance and beside
being the largest house in the Stale,
except the Clayton House, will be the
most pleasant. The flag staff was
I lised and the flag run up and saluted
with three cheers on Wednesday. The
house has been leased to Dir. Grub, of
the hotel at Front and Market, who is
making great preparations to furnish
it handsomely. A contract las already
been made with c. +. Rudolph, for
$1,000 orth of silver plated ware, for
the tables of the dining room,
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20 wearisome condition OF human,,, =

o"eatisome condition OF humanity
How many wretched homes in our
lnnd How many heart broken invaiids !
lIlfe with many signifies mere onerous
existence. All are subject to disease.
but when health is removed the hope is
nearly gone out. Sickness Is ,ually in
Cured through exposure or careiessness.
Especially IL this true with those dis
eases peculiar to women. Through her
own imprudence an / folly she is made
70 drag out a miserable existepce-a
source of annoyance and anxiety to her
friends, and anything bnt a comfort and
pleasure to herself. Exposure to the
cold at times when she could be most
prudent, and overtaxing her body with
laoorlous employment, are both fruitful
causes OF many OF the ualadies from
which she suffers. Gradually the bloom
leaves her cheeks. her lips grow ashy
white, her vivacity departs, she contin-
ually experiences feeling of WEAKNESS
and general languor, and altogether pre-
sents ghostly appearance. What does
she needH Should she take some stimu-
latine drug. which will for he time make
her feel better" or does her entire sys-
TEN demand reparatIon? She requires
something which Aot only will restore TO
, health the diseased organs. but will tone
anu nv n'lsoI"te tne system. Dr. Pierce )
Favorite Prescription will do this. 1t
inparts strength TO the diseased parts,
brings back the glow of health, and re-
stores comfort whore previously there
was only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" in which over fifty pages are
devoted to the consideration of those
diseases peculiar to women. II will be
sent, post. paid, to any address, for 81 so.
Address, K. V. Pierce, NJ. D., World 4
Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y. Agents
waited to sell this valuable work.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

MERCHANT TAILoRtNG...~Mr. George
Gouert, No. Is f. Fourth street, has a
tue assortment Of cloths, cassimers and
vestings, which he will make up to
order in the best style and at re soma
bic prices. MIR. Gouert is first class
tailor, and we can safely recommend
him 10 those wishing well made and
neatly fitting garments.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HORSE DISEASE.

Positively cur by the use of HUMPH-
REY'| EONEPATHlC VETERINARY
SPECIFIES. Sold by
WALTON Druggist.
235 Market greet
=, Aso. fo1 ale. HorPp tho Pharmacy
Gopds, ard Humphreys : .ecidc' tor people.
Oct lj-tj4n
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

DEATHs.-Francis Bickts, a well
known saloon keeper, and late part.
ner in the Diamond State Brewery
died last evening, at his residence cor.
Fifth and Adams streets.
VIM. Hemphill, well known Bran.
DIVINE miller, died this morning, al
lis residence on Market street, above
Nineteenth, in the 18th year of his
aye
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

MYSTERIOUS SuoTs About four
o'clock, this m ornlng, four mysterious
pistol shots were fired in the vicinity
of Third and Walnut streets. Ofticers
Cropper and Bradford, tined to inveS-
tigatc the shooting, but were uusbl,
TO discover the person who fired thr
shots. 1t is not believed, howeve-,
that ANYBODY was injured
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
CANCEIt
ScrOfuiR and all SKIN Disease.
Cured by Dir. ROmd'H niscnHerN

Scr0tuiR ana all SKIN Diseases
Cured by DIR. bonds Discovery.
DIR. BosD's CHEMICAL ASTIDorEs uni
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer anc
Skin Affections, but will no! Affect the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment 1T the Penna. Cane
institute zone OF the handsomest marble edi
does in the city, and the finest remedial T..
stitute In the country. Remedies, with full
directions, sent to any part OF the world.
Asrsend for Pamphlets and particulars Ad
ress,
III. r. BOND. M. D.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE.
ebs2 dlY ylOs Chastnnt ~ pr 10
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CoMPoUSD SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry lark,

This preparation is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know Of, and cures all curs.
Die cases, and relieves those that are not
curable claim nqthing for the prescrln.
tion, but the method OF preparing It is such
as to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor Of forty years to place
II At the head OF the Cough Medicines Of the
world. II is used and prescribed by some OF
the best doctors in thus and other sta.es for
their families and patienta Old persons and
old cases OF cough relieved and enabled 10
sleep and get rest and strength
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
auglWolanl'76 ms Market street
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

RoBBERY Last night the saloon Of
Mrs. Mary McCann, Front and Wash
ington streets, was robbed of consid-
erable quantity of whiskey and some
silver spoons.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

To Cure n Cough, to relieve all irr tatiops
OF the throat, 10 prevent hUarseness, to re-
strre perfeo sonndnoas and health the
most de icate Organization O. the human
f'ame-tbe Lungs-use ~ issdy BdIsam Of
Hiid Cherry So c 4. aud 81 a ttle, .arge
bOtties much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

MEETING OF CREGIToRs.-Am meeting
Of the creditors of Churchman Il Co. :,
lumber dealers, whose failure has been
announced in this paper was held at the
office of MIR. Charles G. Ramford
yesterday. No. 6l7 Market street. The
exact nature ot the meeting has not
beer made known, but 1t was probably
to ascertain the liabilities of the firm,
which are said to be very heavy.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
FOURTH EDITION
A MAMMOTH EsTABLIsHMESr

This morning, an attache OF the Ga.
zETTE office, visited the cake and
cracker bakery and candy manufactory
u ID. Lemon 81 Co., No. III Market
street, and was taken through the en-
tire builcipg,to see the improved mach
inery and witness the modus opeTd,Ldt
in the different branches of the estab-
lishment. In the basement is q large
oven, dough mixer, dough clipper,
large dough trough, cracker roller
cutter for'making ~ different kinds of
crackers and jumbles, machine for
making five kinds of cakes; also, Il
beautiful engine which runs all the
machinery in the building. There is
an elevator which takes the goods
from the basement 10 any Of the doors
| up to the fourth and on which the en-
ployeeS often take ride when they
wish to visit one of the upper stories.
The first floor is the large sales room
, which is filed with delicious candies
and cakes, made in this establishment
The second story is used for packins
goods Tor shipment, in which is the
cracker chest grinder.
In the third story are number OF
fine machines for tre manufacture of
cdhuy, steam baSln Tor making gum
drop, &c,
On the fourth floor Is n machine for
manufacturing toy candy, two steam re
volylng basins for making fine Jordan.
Cicily, Imperial and cream candies ana
all kinds Of Imperial work, basin fer
heating sugar and other articles. The
building from the basement 70 tna
fourth story runs from Market to Sh!p!ey
street, and everything throughout ta.
immense establishment runs like c,ocA-
work. The Company employ la-g.
number Of hands, 10th male and female.
VINO seem TO be thoroughly acquainted
/ with their respective positions.
The scholars Of the Wesleyan Fema.,
College Of thi! city. paid the establish
ment visit Thursday afternoon, and
were kindly shown through the erti-e
building. They expressed themselves
highly pleased W ith the wonders they saw
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

TIE TRAMPs.-A favorite custom OF
the tramps at the City Hall is to make
the fires in the furnaces good and bot
through the night, but neglect to replen-
ish them with coal. Consequently fresh
fires have to be made nearly every morn
ing