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The daily gazette., 1875-01-29
Gene,.ssL Ne,rs.

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The Presidents has signed the bill
making an appropriation to continue
the construction of the Government
building Mt St, Louis.h i t4! guAof.
Mr.. Dawes says the words 'tMarch ! !,
1874, In. the bill restoring the duties on
tea and coffee, should read March 1,
1876, the "a" being a clerical error.
The design Is to have the duty take
effect on the 1st of the coming March.
q. .sitien Hinekley ,Lof the Philadel-
rat y1r,if* t1nttsahd Baltimore, Rail
ro,si Nas ~ WtShnishn Yesterday
con tc4ng ,>Niib,Iii# r, ,Ftrna der Geal
eral on tl.ilyp!. .fSrF a., ii,'i of t4t
carriaf,'ut,tl t.,cr plniI9g III resn'l
| OF iite conference, 1T Is s...I, l:.l'
we'll for Il settlement of the matters in
dispute. .l.l.... .I..t
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections agreed, yesterday NOR
ming to report in favor Of the recogni-
tion of the Kellogg administration as
the legal aligoyernment of Louisiana. =
The vote stood--yeas Morton, Logan,
Anthony and Mitchell; nays, Alcorn
Hamilton and Salisbury. Messrs. Car.
penter and Wadleigh, were absent MI
lAlcorn said in the committee that il
the resolution were adopted he would
Ivote in The. Senate for Pimchback's ad'
l u1sstrn. snlJ1g4" u,5t ,yRd ~
IL f.o Committee of Mays and Means
| yesterday postponed consideration OF
the Tafff bilfhntih next week.5ryi 4
L IH IA -.
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SECOND EDITION
A Store Robbery.

A DRY GOODS STORE RoBBED--PRoMPT
ARREST OF THE THIEVES AND REcov-
ERY OF THE STOLEN GOODS,
: As ofiicers Brick lie and Boazearth we're
proceeding down Market street, last
night, after reporting at Headquarters
at IL O'Clock, they were informed that a
burglarious attempt was being made up
'on the dry goods store of A. Wyatt, S.W.
y '9.'n,r of Second and Orange streets.
II !, iln'nc,iiat,.ly started ont Second
t1-i. IN ,.n arriving near the store,
e. !, t,,o .u-u .oaye there in hasty and
ilspicious manner. They gave chase !;
and after pursuing the men several
squares, arrested them at Front and
Orange streets They took their prison
ers to the Hall and found them to be
John Keegan and John O Brien, two
young men, cached aged about twenty
year..
A visit to the store by the officers re-
yealed the fact that IN entrance had
been effected by1breaking the glass in
the front door and turning the key in the
lock by, reaching through the aperture.
Two rolls Of cloth, which the thieves had
dropped in their hasty departure. We're
found on the pavement just outside the
door. 1t was afterwards ascertained that
the money drawer had been robbed of a
number Of pennies and lfve-cent pieces.
They were nearly all found in Keegan's
pockets. ~ : n u tt"
l About two clock, A. NJ, Sergeant
| tONeill, accompanied by the Third Dis
| trict officers, went to Keegan's house, on
Second street, between Tatnall and West
and there found two Balmoral skirts
| three fnll bales at cloth and two rem.
nant4, which had been taken from the
store, They were taken to the City
! AT seven o'clock officer Brickle went
out to this house and arrested Patrick
| K eegan, father of John, on suspicion oi
being accessory to the robbery. He was
tildsn toltlie Han and placed incompany
with the others.
( About nine O'clock officer Brickle again
1 went to the house and found another
4 toll of cloth in barrel, covered by @
pieea-of carpet - ltwas also taken to the
Hall aud aplaeed with, the other stoler
articles.
Ateleven o'clock, young Keegan ant
4 ipBrten were given u hearing before Es
quirc 0Neifl, who presided over the Po
lice Court, Mayor Simfns being out o
town, Previous TO the hearing the younl
4 men made a confession, fully exhonor
n ing Patrick Keegan from any know
ledge Vt Or coniplicity in the affair. H
Twas ~thefeupon released. The other
were held to bail in the sum Of $500
each, for appearance at the next term @
Court. In default Of bail they were com
| mitted to New<sastle II "a
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THEFT OF Enthusiastically after
noon John Brown, and three other bad
boys stole three sleds from the yard of
Irwin Causes house corner of Van
Buren street and Gilpin Avenue. Brown
was arrested by officer Woodward, this
morning, and the others will probably
be arrested to-day.
Brown also stole sled from the
house of James Meekam, sol Tatnall
street, and yesterday afternoon, four
or five boys, supposed to be the same
gang, stole four sleds from the store of
Mrs. Elizaveth Downey. No. sos West
Front street. Brown lives in a little shan
| ty on the new reservoir lot where three
of the sleds were found.
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A SHooTIko MATCH SroPPED.-When
all the preparations for the pigeon shoot
ing match were completed yesterday
afternoon, officer Woodward appeared
upon hescens. and armed with the me-
cessary legal documents, put summary
stop to the match. There was no help,
and the hundred or more disappointed
lnenswho were present could do nothing
mere chan swear vigorously at their dis
appointment.
Later iu the afternoon officer Wood
ward arrested Thomas Mousley. VIM.
Todd and James Edwards, who partici-
pated in a pigeon shooting in Brandy
wine Hundred several days ago. These
parties will have hearing before Es,
quire Hagany, at o'clock this evening
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BREAKINa UP AN IcE-FLoE.-The
ice on the Red Clay creek, below the
Lancaster Turnpike has lately become
SO heavy as to endanger the bridge OF
the Wilmington. s. Weston Railroad
Falkland station and the Turnpike.
The creek, and the adjoining meadow
were covered with large masses of ice.
which in the case of a freshet, would
have been piled against the bridge,
being unable to pass between the
|abutments, and rendering the bridge
liable to be carried away. On Wed
nesday force of men were set to
work, breaking UP the ice, and sue
ceeded in putting it in such condition,
that it will easily pass down the
stream if the water rises.
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|. STRAY WAIFv.

Hons. '1p4n a Association 8 meets this
efsnmsrol sti paillgae..lr S. 49, 30. ',
Bg the tbreaking Of The coupling Cf
a train lof cars. at the foot OF Market
stfeet. ysstsrdaY Yatternoon, travel across
Market ustreeto wasd stopped fqr. some
'qhe.I ,I0blo dhiIb q ms a ia lu..t
Tho fire yesterday aftsraoon! was in
thepickingptoou, Of n Posey's factory. No
damage no4ibiUqJr -ft aYa1 ,ti,..l.
This weather is fast removing the ice
fiprp the phyemthtA. AailitH" ,uiillH
All persons lasingH < articles Of property
Sh9ah promptly lotify the poiic,s officers
1t ,he City Hall, Who win make PROM pt
efforts To, recover thein.; ''l {ao1 q ! .'''
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SALE OF BANK STocKs. Wednesday
L. W. Stidham & Son sold the follow.
ing bank stocks: z shares Farmers
Bank of Dover to F. Barry, ut $40.-
G24 per share; four shares Farmers
Bank, of New Castle, F. Barry, $40. rs;
ten shares National Bank of Whining
ton & Brandywine, 3. Mccullough,
$6l eighteen shares Union National
Bank, John Peoples, ,$3S; twenty shares
Union National, Jno. Merrick, $37.-
87a; 8 shares of the same, g. Chandler,
$3S; 18 shares same, Lewis Thompson,
$37S7a; 10 shares same, Geo., Grubb
$38; 8 shares Wilmington and Brandy
wine, Thomas Lyman, $61. .123; 5000
City Loan were sold to L. II. johnson
at 1924, and $500 to f. Darlington at
99f. ,-.- ~ =
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w. 81 X. X. II. MATTHIAS. The tele-
graph and other fixtures of Seeds Sta
tion, on the W. q R. r. r., have been
removed to Lenape station. and the
first named closed. Mr. E. G.. SUIT
|tion has been appointed telegraph oper-
ator On and after Monday next, Feb.
end, the regular freight train win be
Withdrawn, aud oil freight cars will
run in connection with the passenger
trains. The dullness of trade has made
this step necessary. Tf't' =,
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ATTEMPTED RuNAwAY.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, George Bowers horse, while
hitched ON Walnut street, near the de-
pot, became frightened at the cars and
tried to run away. He succeeded in
breaking trace and the hitching rein,
when the wagon caught against the
hitching post, which gave the bystand-
ers N chance to secure the frightened
animal, which they did.
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SToPPAGE OF MILLs.-The mills of
Martin Landenberger at Landenberg,
were stopped on last Saturday, throw
ing many of the inhabitants Of the
town out of work, This is. caused by
the pecuniary embarrassment OF the
owner of the mills, and the time of
recommending work isuucertain. 1t
is ramorcd that they will be started
again, in ayshort time, by the. sons of
Mr.. Ladenberger.
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POSTPONED. The family matinee at
the Seventh street Varieties has been
postponed, as the arrangements for il
are not yet fully completed. When all
things are in readinss due announce
ment of the family matinees will be
given. These matinees will be recherche
affairs, at which nothing will be done
or said to offend the taste of the most
fastidious.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-29

Ladies' Wisniax to rurcnass O light
running and Simpls Sewing Machine. would
mington. Del and see one OF the incest Fami
iy N, LIZ Machines 10 the world. II has no
equal 1t sews fro u the thickest to the thinest
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
runuius. Apd 90 th-eading-up required; self
threading shuttle and seif-setting needle.
Gd .S s.s Sptss s sassh aonbas or Ss'1
heavy aud complicated machine. but get TIP
light running New American.
jy7dkwiv j. II. PRIMROSE. Agent
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INeU EST yesterday afternoon, Coro-
ner Groves held an inquest over Henry
Smith late barber at the Clayton House,
who died suddenly, at noon. yesterday
a. his residenc, in the 57th year of his
aoe The jury rendered verdict of death
from an a. a..tack of apploplexy.
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A FIaHr.- Yesterday afternoon two
young bloods ON Third street, near King,
angrily discussed the woman question,
and terminated in a rough and tumble
fight. Result A slight shedding of
blood, and serious injury TO two nice
suits of clothes by coming in contact
with the muddy pavement.
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HELD FOR COURT Philip Kay and
Thas, Cook, boys, who were arrested
for the theft of watch and chain from
VIM O. Brien had hearing before the
Mayor yesterday, and were held to
bail, in the sum of S400 each, for ap
pcarance at Court.
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a Startling Truth i-.ThOUsmds die
annually from neglected coughs and
colds, which soon ripen into consump--
tion. or other equally fatal. diseases of
the lungs when by the timely use Of a
single bottle of Dr.. WistdT's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry their lives could have been
preserved to green old age. so cts. and
81 a bottle. large bottles much the
cheaper wv
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SEVENTH STREET VARIETIEs.-This
place OF amusement continues to draw
large crowds and is becoming very po-
Pular. The attractions are increased
nightly, and are greeted with rounds
of applause. -H.l.
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Eour EyIIs,-Whoeyer habitnally uses
.nv sieoholc preparations as an appetizer"
sIy fU E. 1iSey to sairer from four evils. viz: an
Wv erpiss .of feod in the stomach, impaired
SSSSy digest II the paTgs gt%rRs Of ayspSsPsls SPeas
anu VINEaAR BIrTERs, the great Teetotal
,astnra TASnE tive OF fhe ege. without over-stmu'
,a.;no heSo IN = palate or Irritating the stomach
,,ms ,mmaIts 6ealthfnl appetite. promotes diges
@ n@0ni eeS LoeS nm 4 thus, instead of entailing fOuI
avn agi,s. coniers ionr inestmable bepehts. 27-aW
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. WEATHER REPORT.

WAsHINaTIoN, January 90 II A. NJ
'Fof" ''1 PROBABILITIES. f8,.
In the Middle States and lower lake
region winds veering to north and east,
GENERALLY lower temperature than on
Thursday; higher, followed by falling
barometer, increasing cloudiness and
rain. l... .5fs. .t.t.s
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of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc, etc, made
aud sold wholesale and retail by
T.. BRlNGIIURST \ Co,
Corner Sixth ami Market streets.
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TO Agsrayate Dyspepsia; tatroau,

l.o,.ol mo the stomach, and thereby roi,
Az % digestive luld of its solvent power.
me I ,raSe = ,deee Of bread and meat with gas.
ttic at vee aad ii win dissolve This Is diSes,
ton. ~sn nor d;ssoi,, This illustrates indi-
anu anStion ~ Beware, then, We ,dyspeptics. OF
gestion. iafnsions OF iecoctions, containing
spiritueus ] Ii4uors. shnn al such ,s rum noniss
ann ~ rely $. = iiaest herbal invig0rant known
pa tEee tram M the derry curse of Alcohol.
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Ijsiu. ijsii ~. i. SENATOR'S.

!Tbrsa additional ballots for y, s.
Senator sweyn taken by the Flo5ida
I.eghlssEei ini Joint convention yes.
terdayo Qneseh the vote stood Wal
R' SAM WalkarsiH Gcall, 9; en-
bert, 4, and IA scattering 4 The, Demo
erats bsya 81 yetes on joint ballot, the
kenublieaps 3Gapd the Independents
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An English remedy of great popularity, for
removing cOrns without pain.
Il. BRlNGHURST 4 CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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Toilet MIrrOrs. .

full assortment of all sues, includi az
double magnify ing, &c.
II. BRtNGHURST n Co,
Corner OF Sixth and Market streets.
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NIOTICE TO COUNTY TAN PAYERS
~ Notice Ia hereby given that all persons
indebted for County, State and Poor Tax for
the wear 1874. for the Second or Northern Dis
trict of Wilmington Hundred, must call and
settle the same. The Co Hector will be found
at his office, corner OF Eighth and Shipley
streets. an the evenings at his residence,
SO5 West Fourth stseet.
DUTY OF CoLTRCroR.-TIf any person fail
or neglect 10 pay their Tax within ten days
after this notice, the Collector may levy, and
If the owner or any Real Estate shall not
reside IN the Hundred, or Is q minor, It shall
be the duty OF the Collector to levy and col
leet the same OF the personal property OF the
LEWIS MCCALL,
Jan. 4th, fs74tf Collector
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THIRD EDITION.
Lelisl0tiUe Caucus.

THos B. GILES FOR STATE TREASURER AND
DIR. PRATT FOR AUDITOR.
Especial to the Gazette.l
=. 4 DoyER, Del. Jan. %, Is75.
At the Legislative caucus, held last
night, Thomas b. Giles. Of Laurel, was
nominated for State Treasurer, and DIR.
Nathan Pratt, Of Milford. for State
Auditor. r.
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Food for tIle Babies

Chilircd fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els ot youthful strength and childish beauty.
upI-l dgm
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SALE OF MoNEy.-At the regular,
monthly meeting of Workingmen's
Loan Association, last evening 1856
sold at 35 per cent. premium $500 at
33i and $500 at 3la
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Fine Nail Scissors

Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, II and
brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc. for
sale by n. BRINGIIURST K CO,
Corner Sixth and Market streeas.
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No Suspension

In the sale OF Boots, Shoes Il Caters nj 81
Market street, doors below Fourth.
WM. III. BABCOCK Il 60.
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Resumption of Specie Payment.

Wm. II. Babcock a. Co., 2l3 Market street,
doors below Fourth, will take siiUer in eX-
change for Boots aud shoes to Il limited ca
tend-they don't want TOO much OF IL how
ever.
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No. $50.
In the Field Again

With the finest specimens OF Boots, Shoes anil
CATERS ever offered in Wilmington, at moderI
ate prices.
VIM. II. BABC0CK u co,
ji3 Market street. doors below Fourth.
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AlOTICE.--All owners Of Real Estate In the
IN city disposing Of the same will please
notify the undersigned, and oblge
hnuiVaase EDWARD FARMER r
EDMUND PROVOST,
dec30tff 0 sr sa.r . a.. Assessors.
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DIED. ,1a
RIDWAY.-On the i26th inst, Samuel Ridg
way, in the 65th year of his age. Id
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.yPECIAL NOTICES.
E. F. KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

has never been known TO fail IN the cure OF
weakness, attended with symptoms; indis-
,oDsitiOn to eNertiOn; loss of memory ulficul.
i'y OF breathing, general weakness; horror oi
.Iiseasc; weak, nervous trembiin9i treidiui
horror of death; night sweats; cold feet;
weakness; dimncss OF vision ianguor; UNI
v4rsal lassitude of the muscular system; ener.
lnons appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms; hot
hands nushing Of the body; dryness OF the
=, ~; pallid countenance anu eruptionS on
,Ss "a. -. purifying the blood; pain in the
,'acL 'Viness OF the eyelihs; frequent
Dnrarv pv,I o, ,d loss OF sight; want OF at
tention, etc. These h. 'pa1~' pa1v that @ mse - ~
weakness, and TO rei.. il never fails.
Thousands are now enjoying he. In VINO nave
used II. Fake only T.. 4. KUNkELs. '..s.Ions
beware of counterieits and base inn. yali
As kunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron is SO :,
known all over the country, druggists them
selves make an imitation and try to palm 1t
on on their customers, when they call II Kun.
Leps Bitter Wine OF Iron. N = .
kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron Is lRt mp only
IN Sl bottles, aud has n yellow wrapper nicely
put on the outside, with the proprietor's
photograph on the wrapper of each bottle.
Always look for the photograph on the out.
side, and You Will always be sure to get the
genuine article.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers every
where.
No. 259. Tape Worm NO. 250.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. No
fee unless the head passes. Come and refer
10 patients treated. DIR. Il. +. KuNKLE, No.
29 n. Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Advice
'ree. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms. also re-
moved ,lPc23-uSwlm
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FITS CURED EREE!s


Ans Dc, son suffering IRON the above di':
ease Is r, a uest ed to address ! y: kkicE. Aud
n trial botte "f me icins will he fotWeF ed
FREE
The only cost being the Express oh lrge'.
which owing 20 my large business, are small.
.u FITS OR EPILEPSY
a stu iy for ye ar, and be will " ariaata cur
BY the use OF his remedy. -,
d not fail to send to him fe; trial b' tile;
II costs nothing, and he 80
a4#. WILL CURE you,
no matter how long stsadinR your ca Q nay
he. or how many other reneiies may have
failed.
FREF TRIAL BOTTLE.
IA particular to give your ExpI ess. as we'll
aa your Post Office diIe,tion. and
DIR. CHAS. T. PRICF,
ianl4-lyd&1yw u William st. NeN York
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The Il. W. % II. II. II,

EN- TRACTS FROM PRECEDENT HINKLEY's
T. ANNUAL REPORT. /
Below will be found several extracts |
from the annual report of Isaac Hinck- |
ley, President Of the P.W! & Il. X.
r. Company: "a e..-.- .4.i>I benin
EARNINGS FOR THE YEAR ENDING ocTl
81, 1874, Blythe w q B.lRIR.
From passengers 81, TAI, ,05a 16 lE e. al
l', freight and eX-
press.4..........,..j Lon los q lAiius1
:. rents...;.. 1860 At
oclIaneors. l.OLsee Is 4 e.laI
Sew Castle n French '- '-l E' ''AqiAI
town Railroad: = ..-.-Il,l-A .--..iI,k
fo" Rsasfast!s ESissss x ass@ iM ~ i.,aow
malls "..."".-.,,'.,.,i l,ols d -,o,,
Total earnings OF both roads ..... 81 ,9i6,2i2 Gs
And gain from Delaware X. R1...1. u y1l,4OA W
- ~ -f =. i.' ~ fssoi7, ,s4s Nc
EXPENDITURES CHANGED TO REV ''' @ i'
RNUE OF THE YEAR ENDING OCT.
| 81, 1884, !Al DIHt ~ tFF<f.lt.ft4
j.. W. u B. X. H. ~ ~ -ItII
Operating expenses,
including State and .-iila' 80 -
l"sai ,s dan,, ,shes !, fsScT lSoAssar ,lus
town Railroad
Operating c1penses.. 48,SSs 81 3ry1
Total expenditures of - - , J. -.
~ STzRa# ) L aI7as,o q
Deduct
For interest, gromdrents, etc,
m.exeess Of ofinterestreceiyqt { yE2i,sos y
Net earnings for the year en,iias " ia
October 81, 1874 VI
The gross receipts show a decrease
of SELF, ,G27 81 from those OF 1873. and
theioperating expepseeIas decrease OF
$265, ,263.91.
The cost of rebuilding from spans,
or 1000 feet of the Susquehanna bridge
| in iron, was $112. 500; $51 ,422, OF were
paid for other repairs and damages.
During the year locomotives on the
P. w. s. B. r r., run |, $50 9l3ymiles;
and on the Delaware DIVISION B3S. 4hs
miles.
There are, at present, 72 locomo'
I,iyes in the service of the Company
of which number 81 are an good run
min, ~ssorder! 10 need slight repairs,
need thorough repairs,i "a are nearly
worn ont, and one is being REBUILT,
rhe cars owaRd by the Company
"'f passenger as Department. sPassengeI
cars, 90; baggage cars, 10; smoking
an baggage cars IS, chair cars, 4
nosta, nos @ars, 2; baggage and mail cari
Is; express car, l; total, al6e, ~. ;!...I3ass a.
te,r.i ie,gns oton cors n., -, platform cars, $50
linz ssvsA cars 10. Sais dunn m sara 94 lnmbe
trucks, SO; total, 1880 Z = A,sa &. cram
Miscellaneous Tool cars, - n % =
cars, 2; truck Car. l; constructio.
B; snow pillow, Il; street sweepers, /.
Whole total, ,43S. y
The efficiency OF. the road has beep
kept up to its usual excellent standard
During the past year it has been freq
from all accidents and Serious deter
tion, which part was due to that care
| full oversight and attention which Is
fast making the p. w. sS B. r. R., the
best managed road in the country. Z
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Prime Vanilla BEANS
sold Wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGHURST & co.
Corner Sixth and Market stxeet4

ALFRED WALTON, Druggist, No, 235 Mar.
kct street., respectfully Informs his friends
hand all descriptions of medicines, and that
competent person IS at all times ready to
prescribe for such sick as call at that store.
anu that no charge is made except the reg,l.
iar "a price OF tho medicines, the samo price as
they would pay anywhere else; but that no
one Is Visited at their residences ~
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RVhhDlN6.-Pleas tooms and bba, d
asnif ansnf In a.Drivate family NJ
Nou No.7l4RIN9 SrREEr
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UNnD e. --T-T -
t'0h SALE-The Delaware Cityq Hotel.
STAT rms is one of the best stands. in ths
iana,sA address, +. y. DUNLAP, NIL.
''A'u|'"alN ar Delaware City, H.
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COAL.--Persons who have
~ been cheated in laying In their winters
supDly Of Coal should go to Font and buy Il
ton of two OF the Enterprise, as many have
already done. This will help through the
cold weather. Good fires add very much To
the comforts OF home. oflcc, Railroad and
Orange streets.' = RI 'i-s ian7'75tf
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unIyIDENp; ..,x-r
= Wilmington, Del, Jan. 4th, 1874.
The Board of Dire ctors have this day de-
clared Dividend OF Ave per cent. for the
past six months, clear of tax, and payable on
demand. GEO. y. ARMSTRONG,
ian4tf Cashier.
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For the BATH,

For the Bath.
Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Spontres
a'.u r,ol bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
hosh Gloves, straps, Brushes, etc, of horse
nllr Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same class at
h. BRINGHURST Il co.
Corner Sixth and Market etraets.
Finest Salad Oh
For sale by
K. .BklNGHURST A co
Iels Corner Sixth and Mark ct treats
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rlNANoAL Asp CoMmkaolAu.

vLNISGToS. Del, Jan. 20. 1875.
Latest Sto< quotations furnished By Msr4
rick. Johnso a Co.. s. II. Cor. 9Th and Mar
ket street. Wilmington. Del. at I n. M. to-
The daily gazette., 1875-01-29

WnMiNuTos. Del Jan. ~ 1875.
Ouotatlops Ut the BrapdywiDe Mills Tor
IL n..in- ed Duilv
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: LNHy'IGES,.

NJ OTlcE.-I hereby give notice that it Is
~ my intention to apply to the Legislature
at it's present session for divorce from my
husband, William ii. Pelham. .. T,
ian26eOdlm MINNIE p. PELHAM.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-29

n. OTICE.-I hereby give notice that shall
IN apply to the General Assembly of the
State ef Delaware for q divorce from my lais-
syan1. .imt MARY C. CHASE.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-29

NOTICE.-I herewith give notice that
IN intend to prefer petition to the Cen
eral Assembly. ut its next session, for di'
vorce from my wife Mary u. Maxwell. q -.
decl6 -2taWlm BENJAMIN ID. MAXWELL.