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ORDINANCE Nc. I2,

Al Ordinance in u lation 10 tie n.snr,r oi
paying salaries, fe,ssi d COM aiion Of III.
GELS and oth'r tSl.ut,s OF the g,ytrnment 81
Carson City: and other matters relating 10 cit,
finances.
The Board Of Trustees II Carson City do or.
tlain
sEc1IoH !. All clains against the city for
salaries. fees aid compensation of Officers bay
able by the city. and for any other expense ~
carrying On the government 81 Carson CITY
sEal BE- presented properly rrosen by the oath
81 'he claimant or some one IN his behalf to
the Board OF Trustees, when SLOWED Ia part
81 wholly. the city Clerk shall draw his VAR
itnts in favor Of the proper parties for the
amount "a allowed. on the City Treasurer. Said
claim shall be acted upon 10y the Tosid 81 7 rus.
t-"s i'll tie order Of their Presentation and war.
rants therefor shall he Issued In tie oid,r Of
their allowance. Warrants shall he paid by ia.
city licssur,r in the order of their issusuce
and If tn, re- l.. 10 funds To pay warrants wh,u
II s.nted the 1rt asIr.r shall ind, r.. IA, ron
Not paid for want Of fuDds"--dste ana sign
such endorsement and note the same in book
kept by him for that purpose. Whenever he
thsli pay any warrant, lie shall write thereon in
rcd INK ''red,am,d." and date and sign the
same; and all warrants 80 redeemed thall he
valid vouchers to him in his annual settlements
with the Board Of Trustees. which shnll be
made ON the third Monday ~ December anu.
ally.
SIC. 2. The City Treasurer shall. when re-.
qund by the Board Of Trustees inform
them in writing in regard to sBy matter pertain.
ing &c the city finances, and make any surges-
IL MS or r,comnI, ndatiCns he may deem prou,r
and calculated TO Md in tlesconulaical arriving
II OF the city guNernIn.ut.
Ad pied April 5, 1875.
II. =. RICE.
PRESIDENT.
Attest:
+. J. Epw.RDs
City CLERK.
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NEW PosTHoLE DIGGER.-E. y. Ran
has a posthole digger which is worthy
the attention of all fence builders. II
is oval shaped, about six inches in
and a half in size. The digger of the
hole strikes into the ground with tins
machine, which holds about six inches
al earth, and, " hen it is filled. pulls it
out and dumps it. Any one with this
digger can eXcava,e "a pusthole of the
depth of two feet-a fin: clear, round
hoie-in one fourth of the time re-
quired to dig it with a spade.
The CAPITOL SPUARE.-The prison
ers at the State Prison are engaged in
getting out large lot of block. of
stone to he used in the construction of
the wrought iron fence which il to he
erected around the Capitol Square,
Carson City. The iron posts or up
rights OF the fence will be anchored
in these blocks of stone.
THE old plaza fence surrounding the
Capitol is now all removed and the
ground within the old enclosure has all
been plowed. Workmen were Yesterday
engaged in leveling off the ground. which
will he otherwise improved shortly. un-
der direction of the Capitol Commission
ers. Proposals will he received 10y these
Commissioners for u wrought iron fence
to surround the Capitol up to the first of
May.
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IMPORTANT. Endowed by he Medical r.
fession, nr. wn. HALLS BAIsAM FoRfHT
LUNGS cures Coughs, Co'6s and Coz sump'i,r.
and all diseases Of the Tlioli and Ghost. III.
TOWNSHIPS ToUTHACnE ANoilNE rar,
lin one MINUTE, mhi2sm
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Water! Mas.r., Mnsrriii

have on hand and I'M r,oivipp impr qn,n.
it's Of Gas ,nd water rilas which / +, f,ruiy
ow. Aiso, have on hand Il laipc .,u,k ~ Br.,,
Goods, Hose and Fittings. MUknpn 10 in,
pipe and do plumbing on the ,Lort.., rotic.
Work guaranteed.
fe2o r. u. RAIL.
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HE THEATER Was again filled last
evening. TO witness the presentation of
the Drama Of Lady Audley's Secret, d"
Mrs. Bowers appearing therein as Lady
Audiey, supported principally by
Messts. McCollom, Mortimer and Bill
ings. and Misses Cowell and Adams.
In the drama presented on the oc-
casion Mrs. Bowers WIS afforded
unusual opportunity for a display of
versatility and vivacity. and well did
she improve the occasion. If her act
ing last evening afforded less exhibit
lion of her wonderful force and power,
there was compensation i'll the instan-
taneous change of voice and man
ncr so startlingly presented last
night. Tonight will be presented the
5 act comedy of the School for Scandal.
with Mrs. Bowers as Lady Teazle."
and Mr.. McCollom as Charles Sur
face" supported by the entire COM
Tany. This is advertised as the last
night. We hope the inducement will
be sufficient to warrant this excellent
company in remaining here through
this week, giving an entertainments |
each night aud Matinee Saturday |
afternoon.
THE LISGARDs, at Piper's Opera |
House in Virginia City, are meeting |
with much success. The Enterprise
says that on Monday night "every
seat was taken and chairs placed in
the passages long before the bell rang
up the curtain. there being among
those present a large admixture of
ta1ias The familiar rnrneixy antitlaG !
the Admiral was presented in very
manner, as was evidenced
by tue abundant and hearty applause
bestowed by the audience. AR. Lin
gard iii his character songs and repre-
proved himself entitled to
the appellations of ''faciie and vari-
ous." Many of his changes We're
before the eyes of the
audience with readiness and skill
which astonished them. As singer
and impersonator of character in song
and costume he is unsurpassed by
any who have visited this city Those
who remember him with pleasure as
lie appeared four years since, and
nave compared, in their minds, his I
then with others in a /
'imilar line, will find in his present t
confirmation of the
opinion that in the rapidity,
7ariety and diversity of bis changes 8
lono have equalled him. All his !,
hanges are good, and are very much
ided by the facial expressions given, 3
Tut he was particularly happy last .
vening in his female characters, his
ketch of we'll known politician, and t
representations of Edwin Forrest and r
1orace Greeley-both the latter being Il
rue to the Iife." II
At the spelling match last night, Prof. 4
lint acted - teacher. Miss Hodgkin- b
On and Miss Whitcomb we're the lead c.
70 in the FIRST trial, With Miss Hode- A
inson's side the winner In the second
'ial. Governor Denver and Mr.. Drury
ere leaders. Mise Hodgkinson vas s
eclarsd the champion of the evening. /
was very pleasant affair. il
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MARRIED..

In 'ur.or city. Ariil G, 1873. D., Ju,tv
Wilh.rll, Mr. kub.it Ciblb 10 MI. klissri
D. fumprtt.
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EEMovED.-Dr. +. J. White has removed TO
the building west Of Willis Drug Store on King
street. sng,f
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HOTEl. ARRIVALS.


J Holmes ) Garner
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. rCFLl. psoPaIkTor
A Dsngberg q Prince + Chambers
Mrs McGauly Fred smith Ed Booth
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
EDITION
RELIGIOUs.

Preaching tomorrow at the Second
baptist Church, corner of French and
Fourth Sts., by the pastor, Rev. Alex
ander Macarthur at 10a A. NJ. and 8 p
M. All are cordially invited.
Rev. W. P. Patterson, of philadel.
phia, will preach In the First Presby.
terian Church, Tenth and Market SITS.
tomorrow at 1890 o'clock, a. M, and
oo'clock, p m. All are cordially inyi.
ted to attend.
West Presbyterian Church, Rev. J.
NJ r. OTIS, pastor. The sacraments
OF the Lords Supper and of Baptism
will be administered tomorrow at IOI
3; m. Preaching at 8 D. m, subject
Life"
Services tomorrow as ususl at the
FIRST Baptist Church, King ct. between
Ilth and 18th, preaching and 1890 a.
IN. and 7:45 p. m, by the pastor. All
are cordially invited. Seats free. Sun.
gay school meets at o a. IN. School
lGr Ior colored people meets In the hall on
twelfth street between Market and
orange, The preaching services an
bounced for tomorrow at 4p. m. will
be postponed one week.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

LAND SALEs.-Gen. G. Van Worst,
has sold all his fine real and personal
property near Milford, to his brother
w. Van Worst, for $75. 900.
MIR. John Cow, a citizen Milford has
recently sold to the Delaware s. Lack
awanna X. II. Co. his farm near Jersey
City, n. j., for the snug little sum Of
$45.Ooe This land was bought by Mr..
It. few years ago for s3, ,OO0.
On Tuesday, George A. Cairnes,
auctioneer, sold for s. A. Williams
Esq, trustee, farm of 551 acres, ST.
tuated near Aberdeen, Hartford Go.
Md, and belonging to the estate ofthe
late Elijah Thompson, to Alfred
Thompson, for $625.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
Destructive FIRE At Ipwps

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LEwKs.--On
Tuesday morning last at 10 O'Clock. a
small house occupied by servants. and
located near the barn, ,onthe home farm
of Harbeson Hickman, took FIRE about
the chimney and spread rapidly among
the out'houses on the place. The fire
could not be controlled or stayed. All
the out-buildings, barn straw, hay and
produce of the farm were destroyed,
and 1t was with difficulty that the
dwelling could be saved. There was
very little insurance on the property.
The loss will reach ten thousand dol.
lars it Is supposed. The loss is very
heavy one, and the only consolation Is
that MIR. Hickman is able to stand II.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

KILLED ON THE RAILRoAD.-A man nv
the nama Of VIM. Burris was killed on
the Queen Anne's Railroad, about mile
below Townsend, on Thursday evening
The man was drunk and had been to
the store. and bought bag of iour.
with " hich lie had started for his home
He had stopped, and with the bag of
Hour for pillow, had gone to sleep.
The engineer OF the train, which passes
the place about 8 p. IN saw something
on the track, but too late to stop, and
the train passed over him, dragging him
about 70 yards. His nose was crushed
and his hip and thigh manaled and
body otherwise badly bruised. He was
taken up ny the train hands and carried
home, where he died about o'clock.
Coroner Groves went down yesterday
morning and held an Inquest over the
body. The jury rendered the following
yerdict' Deceased came to his death
by an utter disregard OF self-preserya.
ton on his part and lack of the proper
precautlon on the part Of the Queen
Anne's q Kent Railroad Company"
The evidence showed that the euQi.
neer blew for brakes $50 yards from de,
ceased. The brekesman was not at his
rost.
Samuel Townsend, Esq, with his usu.
al generosity, lent helping hand, and
furnished the family OF the deceased
with the necessarieS OF life and with
proper, clothes with which to attend the
funeral.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

STOPPING THE GAs.-A couple OF
citizens of South Milford, In pursuit of
little cheap notoriety, have succeed
ed in procuring from the Chancellor
an Injunction restraining the Milford
dasllght Company from proceeding
Win their works until such time as
cause Is shown why the aforesaid in
Junction should be dissolved. These
gentlemen pretend to believe that the
process OF manufacturing gas from De.
troleum and coal is dangerous one,
and we presume have made affidavit
to that effect.
The writ was served Thursday morn-
ing, and the Company Immediately
suspended operations, and promptly
took steps to have the issue tested be.
fore the court.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
IF. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron,

Il. r. Kunkeps celebrated Bitter Vino of
Iron will enectually cure liver complaint,
taundice. dyspepsia. chronic or nervous de.
bllity, chronic diarrhpa, disease OF the kid
neys. and all diseases arising from dis
ordered liver. stomach or intestines. such as
constipation, fatulencc, inward piles, full.
ness OF blood to the head, acidity Of the
stomach. nausea, heartburn, disgust for food,
fullness OF the stomach, sore eructations.
sinking or futtering at the pit of the stomach
swimming OF the head, hurried or difisult
breathing. auttering at the heart, choking or
sufiocating sensations when In a lying pos.
ture. dlmness of vision, dots or webs be.
fore the sight. and dull pain 10 the head. de-
hc!ency, OF perspiration, yellowness Of tho
skin and eyes, pain in the side, back, head.
chest, limbs, etc, sudden hushes OF heat.
bur, burning In the nesh. constant imaginings Of
81 per bottle. Beware Of counter feits. Do
not let your druggist palm of some other
preparation of iron he may say is good, but
ask for kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron. lake
no othrr. Kunkeps Bitter Wine OF Iron is
not sold In bulk-only In 81 bottles, 4. r.
kunkel, proprietor No. $50 North Ninth St.,
Sold h all Druggists and dealsrs every.
Wae. eth&loth mes.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
STRAY WAITS.

The strawberry shipments are about
at their height.
III we do not have rain soon the far.
mers will suffer terribly.
The Union strawberry festival at the
City Hall will close to.night.
For a neat, well-fitting and cheap boot
or shoe. go to Donahoe, No. 9O7 Market
The ladies should look to the sale of
dry goods and suits on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
You can get good Sunday coat for a.
low price from Buxbaum. Third and
Market streets.
Straw and felt hats in all the most
desirable styles and prices at Onay's.
2S3, Springer's old stand. doors below
Rg- X rLEs Ice CRRAM.-Kyle's Ice cream.
an, snc Dest IN wilmington, at I'd and Market and
otil and Orange. Families, pic.nics and er.
cursions supplied at short notice. Give him
call. Everybody says Kyle's cream Is ex.
celient, none better and nobody moro 0blip.
Ing TO customers than kyle. Cream alwavs
on hand at "a street market and 9th and
""se' 1unel-8w
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court reassembled at sP. M.

court reassembled at 8 p. Nj.
In the case of Myers es. Myers--Di.
lvorce-Elden Hagany, Esq, was ap.
pointec Commissioner.
The following cases were then expe.
ditiously tried
=. ID. Philips s. Co. %. Gottlieb
hehfuss' Administrative, verdict for
plaintiff $l07.29 and costs.
Fitz Patrick g. Co. ys. Gottlie b
Rehfuss' Administratrix. verdict for
plaintiff $492. 20 and costs.
W n. +. Br ok as q '"'ioh R"hflss'
Administratrix, verdict tor plaintiff
$s44 SO and costs.
Tho next case called was that of
Lewis IL. List vs. Robert L. Arm.
strong. This Is an action of replevin
for goods seized by Sheriff Armstrong
as tho goods of Lewis List. Messrs.
Hod9son and Hagany were counsel
for the plaintiff and VIM. C, Spruance.
Esq, for defendant.
The Jury rendered verdict for
plaintiff cents damages.
Morrow q Co. rs. Rehfuss' Ad.
ministratrix, verdict for plaintiff $158
and costs.
American Button Hole and Over.
scanning Sewing Machine Co. 90. An.
drew J. Van Duzen, verdict for plain.
tiffs 81, 132. 90 and costs.
The Court then occupied itself with
the disposition OF minor business until
y p. m, when the Jury was disc harged
from any further attendance at this
term
Court adjourned until Tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Hayden's trial goes over until next
term.
The liquor licenses will probably be
made public to-day. H. CT
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
Strawberries.
FRIDAY sHIPMENrs
Total thus far shipped

SoLD.-W. Bright has sold to r.
cameron, OF New York, the property
al the 5. b. corner Third and French
street. Mr.. Cameron proposes to tear
down portion of the frame building
on this lot, move tho balance around
on the Third street front and on the
French street front 1.-TWO handsome
prick houses, one of which will pro.
oabiy be store. The work will be
commenced GO nm I'M a few days. he paid
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE DovER DE.
PoT.-The Railroad Company Is max
ing decided improvements at the depot
In Dover. A large covered platform
Tor the use OF shippers has been ercc.
ted; the switches have been flxed up
and heightened out-the lower one
having been made long enough to &C.
commodate a couple Of trains of cars; Z;
the coal bins have been repaired. The
Company evidently intend to exert
every effort to market the comging
crop Of fruit.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

Ladies' Wtsnioy 40 rurehsss a Iikh
40 we'll TO call Ut No. TlS Market Street vii.
mingtOn. Del. and see one Of the nieost SaIni.
iy ScwMg Machines in the world. 1t has no
equal It sews from the thickest to the thinest
Our hobby 10 simplicity, durability, usht
running, and no tkreading-up required, sclf-
threading shuttle. and solfsettins needle.
SOLD ON easy monthly instalment. or liberal
discount of for cash. Ladies doatbuy a
hergy and complicated machine. but got the
light running New American.
llS Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
tyId&wlv J. Il. PRIMROSE, Agent
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
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LINES OF TR4PEL.
DHlIADFLPHIA, WILMINGTON q BAL
l. TIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 3lst, 1915.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows tor
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, Z. 90
$40. s.2o, a47, 1880, a. m. ECO, Ais, 7GO $50,
y. IN.
philadelphia and New York, Isl, q. m.
G.17, l242, 5.42 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l2.o2
1902, q. m. $40, p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, RIOS, i0.aa.
a. m. 1885, l.2S, $50, 40, p. M.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
IN.
harrington and intermediate stations, 500
e.25, a. m. d 49, y. m.
Deimar and intermediate station 500, 925.
y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS;
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, s.lu
4.45. $50. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, lsi, a. N.
baltimore and Washington. l2.52, 2.gs
q. m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at the depot
Il +. KENNEY. Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
THIRD EDITION.
Board of Health,

REGULAR Observation-Disclosures NEW
GARBAGE ORDINANCE.
The Board of Health met in regular
session last evening. N-"3
In relation to the nuisance occasional
py water In q number of cellars on the
lower lower part OF Poplar street, the Second
Ward Committee reported that thaS
could only be abated by laying a new
draln. The committee was instructed
to have the drain laid. ''N'"N
~, me rresldent was instructed to have
che Ordinance printed in two papers.
a nuisance occasioned by a collection
OF waste water at Adams and Chestnnt
streets was referred to the Tenth Ward
and the Board adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

SUNDAY School
Sabbath School will mako an excur.
sion to New Creedmoor Park Ia new
and splendid picnic ground, on the
Delaware, eight miles above Philadel.
phia,) on Thursday next June 10th by
the commodious steamboat Ariel, will
leave French street wharf, at 7 o'clock
A delightful sail up the river and a
good days enjoyment, are the attrac-
tions. We would advise all to 90.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

Doctors Disagreement as the TO
Treatment OF all diseases, from the mildest
ailment to the deadliest epidemic, but the
conquerlng maladles which have defied the
faculty, renders these professional differ.
ences OF little consequence. While Dyspep
sla, Cout, Rheumatism, Urinary Complaints.
Dniousness, Nervous Disabilities, and ali
disorders not organic, are obliterated by this
matchless vegetable tonic and Alternative, who
cares for opinion2 may25.4W
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

A.CURtos1TY.- j ohm B. Graves, Jew.
eller, No. Is E. Fourth street, has a
clock which runs by electricity and
keeps excellent time. 1t Is the only
clock of the kind in the State and 1t is
an ingeniously constructed piece of
mechanism. Mr. Graves has on hand
a fine assortment Of excellent watches,
clocks and jewelry of the latest style
which be is selling at very moderate
prices.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

hGCAPruRED.--About three months
ago Enoch Rash and Frank jackson.
OF this city, escaped from the jaiI al
New Castle, where they were serving
out terms of Imprisonment forlarceuy'
Last night officer Sculley saw Rash at
seventh and Church streets, when he
Immediately arrested him, Rash was
nrst taken to the City Hall cells, but
now he rests in his old quarters at New
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

OPEN AIR MRErINas.-At Sixth and
Market streets. last evening, another
open air religious meeting was address
cd ny Rev. MIR. Barnett, Of Chicago.
Mr. johnson, of Philadelphia, opened
the meeting with hymns, very effective
~ rendered. Another meeting will be
heId ut the same place tonight.
Tomorrow and Monday mornings. at
and Shipley streets. - -
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

COURT OF ApPEALs.-This evening
the City Council will sit as q Court Of
appeals, and all interested should at.
tend. Appeal session will also be held
Monday and Tuesday evenings next.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

GOING TO WAsuINeToN.-Rt. Rev.
Bishop Booker of this city. together
with Bishop Gibbons of Richmond
will assist at the dedication ceremonies
of st. Dominick's Church, in Wash
ington, d. c., which will take place
on Sunday June 18th, under tho direc-
tion of Archbishop Bayley.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

nEdArrA,-The regatta on the Christi.
ana, this evening, between the Pioneer,
Bachelor and Undine gigs will be an ex.
citing contest, and will doubtless be
largely witnessed. The start will be
made about 8 o'clock. ~.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY.-The
excursion for Atlantic City will leave
Wilmington on Thursday morning, July
22d, at clock. under the direction OF
John j.. Gouley.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

OBsTRUcTED.-Wagon travel at the
Intersection OF Second and King sts.,
eastward and southwark Is obstructed
on account of the water mains being
laid,
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

NINE YEARS IN SERvIcR.-The steamer
OF the Washington s. +. E. and II. & L.
Company has been in active service for
nine years: It was brought to this city
June 4th, 1860.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
THE CLOCK OF THE TIMEI.

THE CLOCK OF THE TIME.
Cal and see the wonderful Clock which Ia
run by Electricity; no weights or 90
OF the kind In the State. EA
also invite the Public to examine Nsas8
my stock Of
Clocks. Watches, and JeweIry,
ALI Of which am selling very low. Amsri.
can Patent Levers specially. Also full
line of SPECTACLES.
All in want of GOOD Clock should call
and examine my stock before purchasing
ranted for one year.
Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
promptly attended to.
= JOHN D. GRAVES.
No. Is E. Fourth street,
Ieo-omd Wilmington, Del.