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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-13

H0BeEe wINTERRD. -Gentienen desiring 20
-, ii have their aors e; vel cared for can IN
Ing e Hknkf n. MILLkR, sandy slIine, No
(SOnE1p LoA1 0HHIo1, os.~s e "a eyss
- - Nee zee $500. ses.scos O Ley ~
IN the cafy loneQ .oane1 q the loVest rosslO c
Of mfsrssf O oos1 sRd elv0 Wotohss, Dia6oo(
49,: =; :ss ds:si.s' 6:ss:. = : -. .
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MEDICAL, DC.


nR. BUCkLER yoEEs.-Tventy years. sxpsrf
" enoe In Female Diseases, irregularities, Owe
Ran Tumors guarantee se,isfsction, no charges
more. sepi1 -ms
MADAMR RkeTHLL, n. D., Thoroughly en-
W lerienoed and scientific Lsdies' Physician ana
Midwife OF - years practice, attends ladies at their
homes, or comfortable private rooms careful nurv-
ing, and the best medical attendance the DoctorS
the care Of Madame Reste are guaranteed scientine
treatment AND speedy cure: Once and resicenos,
corner q south SHARP and Dover sss., Baltimore.
ssSATDIAUIlON,. On PER BOTTLE. Oos-
tooio:i.s ss:Sn s1i ma = " DAks az = So
pkEsORIPIIon IRE ROB The SPEEDY
ell dissrdep brought on By fndfscretiou OF en-
oss.. Any Dr1ssia nas the ingTsdies..
: aSas, pa Ras ssss, =. GHS York.
IL Ho.knIcSNs FIon sAhrIaoEsi
sssriy ossssiss Us 6ss one, ever VIDE -,
DAY sad gAruRDAr, iron 70 -. n, a el
ptseesss q H. Urinary oresns, oonorrh9e, olsst,
etstet.rs. eyIhilis, ena eIs@.sonhse, oesss q
:. 4 ss, x. e:, :.. end ~ 6.
On - "A ssc.: T. soess, o.ssss To-: ::
,n1 $500 ss
heAr pains IN bsck, dinnsss Of siaSf or gfddinsss
s,n sossesSiass, ell distrgst, -, sgecdny cured
scientiAcsny and henorsbly trsessd. Bs3sr % q
h as V 49, = aOC scas IN ,o sss -
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AN ELEGANT Fer BEAVER OvsRCoAT.
"A satin front, for ols, ct STRAUS', l0ll Penn
tyly anta ayeppe. noy0
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This osseDrsted Lsdy AstroloStst and Healing he
dium can be oonsulted 81 No. 1ol . street, corner
Of a, northwest. She hes no superior In doiinest-
ins the Past, Present and Future. In lsys OF b1si
mess her advice u Invaluable, describing POUR
friends, DointinG out your enemies, and Informing
you q the sure wy to success In all undertakings
Consultatoo strictly confidential. Ladies, o.; Sen
lemen, ol.0. oDl1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-13

CHRISTMAS GOODS
FROM IMPORTERS AUCTION
| Which will be sold at GREAT BARGAINS:
Hemstitcbed, Embroidered q ID Initial 81 dk,,ob'ef.
magninesnt Black eros Grain SILK, s / 80 yard .
| Plain: Colored and Striped stockings
| Rid, log Skin. Buck and Goth Gloves.
Legeins: hoods, Nubiss and Cardigan Jackets.
Sets Kmbroidered Collars and CUFFS.
| Canvass slippers and Cushions at half price
Also. few sets of FINE FURS that will be sold
AT the CHEAPEST STORE IN TIE CITY.
CONNOLLY'S,
decls-u 90. 9Th street opp Patent office.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
ADMINISTRA TORS SALE
BY ORDER oFTHE 3gPHANs COURT, NOW
ss sf TSs stock Of the
uest, comprising a very choice liae OF
Black and COloIed Dress Silks,
Splendid n ii1s Of IN aosS..
Lacss velyets, Corsets; Kid Gloves,
d G.esSn. oh a0 Cloths. u &d. Ss
The above goods must be sold so as to wind up the
s.c,,a JOEL GUI Ia ~; nan, nas,so
VyyxV MUSICAL
Il. OdhIo Mao HhESENIS.
PIANO STOOLS, PIANO COVERS,
or great variety and colors.
MUSIC BOXES,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
OF all descriptions.
At the Warerooms of
w. q METZEROTT Il CO.,
Sole Agent. Of steinvsys Pianos and Jason
Hamlin's Cabinet Organs decl3- Ct
BURCHELL'S
SPRING LEAF TEA
AT FIFTY CENTS. L.
OF exeeIIent Quality and Flavor.
decl3st 1882 + STREET.
RUTTER, CHEESEi CIDER.
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lust OPESED-A magnificent line OF CASSI
- AEBE SUITS, Lester Nan,ck, Chesterfield
ney Market and Pal Mall ssyies, Tor oS, q
ex8AUs, I0ll PsnasylyAniA AysRus, povn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
fenbur9 6erufen oer 5ulebt i'll Yaliau

ienburg 6eruf fen oer 5ulebt in Yailau
olttotbolil6 ongefellt mar. 9a in Die
Ter Gtoot Der 9l(ttatbolicismus in Die
Yri1e gesongen lit, ton1mt er 5ur bo=
oi1Nen oltfatbolil0cn Trcmotnlcgion.
9(ngenonmen Oie $)crren 5olclnonn ous
Soiern> Mi6elis Gus gSeitfolen Nbcr=
tipflce aus Oe iterreib , Yista Gus 40
len, @Aopf ous Sirol Gre9orcptitblN
aus Glouoncn Gtepf aus 9(mcrifo,
GicfS aus Yoocrbprn &c. p1ren cntlNie-
Den rDmi1 If =fatbnlil6e Weiltlicbe 9c>uel
uno uni JET Bil0of y. Sii6cl Ddtte lie
ue9en 8riei itermon9cl in Der 9i0celc ou=
ltcllen uno 5u Yfarrcrn MAIDEN wpllen,
luQrcn lie oann outD o6ne 2yccol. .Gro=
men, obne @toot5= Gran1en, pDne Snoi=
9enat gei6 on9cltellt uno uon &arls=
rube 5ugelo1en uorben? Spite 0srr
Soap nidt piellei9t 9elo9t: ~sSas 9cbcn
uns 0lele Trem0linge an? gSo ums
6immels gHiQcn bobet ibr Trcibur9er
@errcn olle bic 1e 2eutc Dcr?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
ltufere Mufonbe.

lcbcr oos Wirfen Der Trandlsfoucr
Briioer auf Wlt. Nlperno Bel Cincinnati,
bic audi 6as Pomeroy WoiIenbous iiber=
ncbmen merben, ipridt li6 Elm ginienocr
in Cincinnati uYolfs freuno" in foI9enber
Beiie aus
u0ic &iidiubrung FOLDER &naben 1T
oos 9robe uno 9ebeterilde Beoilrfnib un=
lerer 3eit. 9ielelbcn oen Yeroerben 5u
entreiben II. ols quite &atboliten uno
6raudbare 8iirger Der mcnifliden &C.
1euldoft beran5ubiloen, lit Die bo6ber5i9e
9lufgabe, Die li6 Die ormen 8riioer se=
fellt baben unb m09e @ott oeren Merte
legnen, uno ibr Bem!iben NIT Dem be ten
Grfols fr0nen, M6sen oie1elben fortfab>
cn,8eitrd9e ou lief fern fir oie9ebun9 uno
Yerbe1lerun9 uu]erer iocialen gu ltdnoe.
9lur cine lol6e an fppfernoe 9in9obe 1T
es, bic unler 2auo lpaDrboft grob uno
9lidli6 ma@en tann. M0sen bic suten
Briioer, 9lei9 einem 8eil6en, in ibrem
anlpru6slolem @e>pamoe fort fo6ren, ben
@eilt ibres eolcn uno groben Meiiters,
oes beil. Tran;istls, gum @egen Der
menl l@libcn @elelll ldoft AUDI in 0ieicm
neuen gseltfaile 5u perbreiten. W}0gcn lie
lie wie in Dem friiberen 10 au6 in oieiem
10 vouf9etldrtcn" Sobrbunoert rtfa6ren,
Bliitben Der manni9f 9falti9feu Dirt an oem
groben, ser 9an3cn g8clt umfaHenoen
cipililotori1 9en toth. 2ebensbaum, Der'
uor5utreiben gum @esen Der N(it* uno
un0 Go9melt.
Sin Grcuno Der fill fdbeoiirftieitcn 5u9eno."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
9cutltbc Yric|tcr,
ocfforbcu int c5abrc ses Sells 1874.

&ep. Solcpb Gol5nonn Mettor oes
ct. TronSistn5 Gcminors bel Weilwou=
tce 9eb. SIT NtiinSbo6 in Ocltcrrcid am
II. 9(u9. 1870 fam nab 9lmerito 1877
uno ltarb AM II. Sonuor.
Ncp. 9}uonlp6 s. SSlinjcr 9cb. III 3D.
ben om Il. O}ai 1928, 9cltorbcn 5u
Brioesburg ga. om 20. Tcbruar.
&ep. Ycter Spei6cr, 9cbiirti3 aus Der
56pcis, farb SIT 8uiiolo ont 20. 2lfdrs.
9}ep. Suo G6o6t, Yforrcr in OwcuS=
boro, &v.> 1torb anl 10. 9(pri(.
Jlcp. Ortbmor gSirb, O. S. B., 9cb.
in 3iiri9 am 90. 9foi 1881, fam nob
9lmcrifo 1S4S, lpuroe fot6olil6 1888,
II. 1torb in st. Youl> M{inn., an 10. Suni.
9tcp, Yin5ens 9fo9lcr, ltorb I'M 9(lter
BON 45SoDren su9lltpn, ST., am Is. Suni.
9iep. Yetcr Solepb @pillen1, 9cb. il,
Mliinitcr Gifcl> 1torb 40 Sabre ait in 3 Po=
RIG, g8is., ont II. Suli.
Gep. 9lrtpn 9fultisc ltarb I'M 9(ltcr
pon 33 Sabren in GolparoSpillc> ST., an
s. Gcptenl6er.
&cp. Solepb &oufmonn tarb 63 Sobr'
aft in ct. Wtcinroo, S1b., ant Il @ept
Jep. Sp1epb Brunncmonl 0. S. r.
itarb So Sabre alt 1T 8rooflDn> 9f. g.,
am Is. Gept
Requiescant in Pace!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
@ebulD tint 2etbelt.

Gin on9ciebener @eitli6er in 9fom
botte cine enolol Neibe >piori9er Grfab=
run9en 81 tra9en 9lei6luobl er9ob er
li6 in Oielel6en obne N}urren uno ertrug
1ein G1idlal nit multcrbafter @eoulo
uno miloer Gr9ebung. Gin pertrouter
Treuno be,punoerte lon9e im@tiQen oiele
Su9eno, luelde er fir unno6abmli6
bielt. @ines Sa9cs obcr fro9te ct ben
@eiitli6en> mas ct Oo6 fir Elm >uunOcr-
bares @ebein1niB be be , nm INNER 10
better, ia auf9erdumt 5u lein p 49,,
ont>portete ocr fromme Yriel lter, vmein@e=
beimniB lit feinesluegs munoerbarer Nrt,
es eitebt MIR oorin> oab i6 einen ri4ti<
9en @ebrau9 BON meinen Mu9en 81
MAIDEN >peiE" uGrtldren @ic mir
6os oeutli6er"> Bat oer Treuno. uTon
9er5en germ. Sn lpas fir elmer Sage oOer
5timmung i6 ou@ binL i6 blide INNER
5u ollererf ''5um 9immel auf uno erinnere
mi9> oab es bienicoen mein @ouptitrcben
1ein lou> oobin gu 9elon9en. @ooann
]9oue i9 ouf bic Gr0e uno rufe mir ing
@eod9tniB, eil1en mic flcinen gaum ib
auf. oerl lelben einl einnebmcn 1oQ> >uenn
i6 in ibrem S1opbe be9roben luerbe.
Gnbli1 1ebe i9 Inn MIDI in Bic Mclt uno
beobo@te, ,uic piele Saulenoe ouf @roen
nod melt unslifli6er lino als ib. 9ier'
aus lernc id5, mo- oos >uabrc @liid oabeim
it, no an uul ere @orgen enoen mllllcn,
uno lpie gar tpeui9 1rla@e id 5um Mars
ren pber gut Ma9e babe,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13

Nus Baoen. &otbolil6e 0tiilio<
ndre biirfen seieklid) in unlerem @taate
ni6t mebr flnftioniren> onloniten lie 1i6
16lperen @trofen unb Der Gntiernun9
per @6ub ousleken. Die 6reimaurer
, uno ale Milliondre be5 l1n9lau6ens lino
piH be0er baran: lie baben Die Grlaub=
nip no6 Belieben ouf5utreten uno ibren
Gomen un9citDrt ous5ul ltreuen. CD be-
finbet lid) felt 10 Sa9en Elm selpiler
Dr. @iesbart> >uie man io9t, aug Wien>
in Der @taot ueberlin9en am 8ooenlee
uno balt Wortrdse> ). 9. niibcr Die gnt=
midlung bes Menl9en aus leiucr al=
fdn9li6 bloB tbieril Grilten5; Elm
5ociter 8ortrag BON ser uGntitcbung oer
@ottesibee", sic na6 inn blob elm Nia6-
wcrf mem l6li9en Deritanoes 1T. &edt
1onoerbar nimmt li6's aus, ooB Der
Oberomtmann b. 9iiiot bur6 ben Nmts=
biener mittellt zines Circulars ST ben
@ortrdgen fat einla0en lo1en. Ser
Miiliondr oes ltn9lqubens tritt ollo 9e-
p!llernaBcn officieQ ouf. @o miro
ol1o ocr &e@tsitaot oufgefobt, mo glel-
6cs @clpi0t uno glei9es Nfob filr 9(Qe
porbanocn Iein ]oQ. MeDnli9e @eoonten
ltei9en ouf beim Mn6lid Der aus alien
&i6tungcn Der MinOro1e Derbei9ebla=
lenen olttatDoli1den ga 1toren. @o bot
man iiinof >pieoer einen ercommunicir=
ten ~rieiter 9{amens MaSonec na4 Of'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
Ohio Watienfrennb.

Sd babe ni6t 3eit su bonoeln. 5ier,
nimm oos, G,uter, uuo ct gab ibm ell
Nht9uloenitiicf 0orauf uonbtc ct lid)
5u lcinen Yc9lcjtcrn r9ie Ycitldbe lit
uortrefilid>, ibr @crrn :" uuo Iein Pferb
leidt oor,it beriibreno, rift CT ,peiter.
Cine (oldc Ycitlde, msr Ddtte lic nidt
audi bobcn pollen ? 9(ne, Die nit Gpsr
cilsifo gefommen worsn, fpbertsn loltbe
Ycitldcn uno 2ciner 9ob 'pcni9er ols ibr
Tiibrer. g8er feline befommen, belte(lte
lid fir mor9en cine, uno 10 batte Der
STEINER in fiirieiter Trit leircn aai1en
poll @e!o. Ser Mann fom oocurb mieoer
auf uno balf li9 aus Der 9lotb su 8obl=
itonb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
(Tiir ben "Obio DuifenfreunS.~
Scr Mebcr.
@ou IS. S CT d en- b q d..

DeS @cbltuD(S &olleln lit bert ltummt,
9os Spulrab bat Nun auSgeiumnt;
DaS @1ifflein liegt in filler Grub
limb cnbli1 fat Bet @eber &ub.
GS fat i'm mittcn in ber 2ait
Scr slrbcit iab oer Sob erfabt.
Nlit miibem Nus' bic balbe Na1t
Sat ct nit Weben 5ugcbradt;
9a brad allmali9 icine Strait,
Ser @erii1la9 itodt, bic Sano erf9lafft,
8erloid) 'ncu sluees 1intt bas @aupt,
9aS itcrbcnb 9Rettung nod seslaubt.
0urd's 16malc Genlter bridt bet @9ein
Ser Wlorgenrotbe lcbt bereiu
llnb lcudtet nit bet rotbcn @lutb
s(u9 babin, no ber @eber rubt.
Gin Sdrci ert0nt bon @eib uub Sinh,
Sod trdgt i'm fort bcr W(or9enluino.
Du armes gSeib Su oller g1otb
@efeut iid) nod bet falte Sob
Du weinit nidt n,ebr, 9ir bangt uno 9raut
Sic &inocr itebn uub i9lud)ien laut
limb abnem nidt, bab 8ater'S Sob
Nod l9limmer ma5t bic i@limme gotb.
Sic Wluttcr trua ben tootcn M{ann
slufS fable Strob unb tuebte bann
Nlit itun,mer @ait bas Stiid gu Gno,
gSobon ben @eber @ott setrennt.
gSoS balf bes @eibes s(n9lt unb S(otb?
Sic &inber min leln ia na@ @roo
Dcn @eber bedt ber @a ien au,
Scin armcr 2cib bat cnoli9 Stub,
Ser @ebltuDl abcr rauldt uno fra9t:
Sic N(utter tpcbt bic gan3e Na9t,
8is @ott ben Gaben 9nabi9 bridt
llnb ruff au9 fe ins etp'9e Gi@t!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
4p8ciu8sfp uub scr Hicmcr.

'opv''e tlH otN"'et' w S'HS 'G'H |epl
trourig uro ii6eroll NOR Notb i'm 9ouie
Ser &rieg tobte 0omols es CAB luenig
9lrbcit uno babel Sbcurung uno ld'uerc
gbooben. 9o nun Der un9liiflibe Wtonn
o1e 3offnung ldwinoen lu1 fam cr sur
Wer5,peif flung uno iabte oen b0lenSorlab,
lid INNS 2ebeu 81 brin9en. 5o perlieb er
leiu Oaus unb elite our6 Die GtroBc.
9(ls er ober an Die @cili9e9cilttirbe fam,
tDntc i6m loutes Subcl9e eld)re cntAe9en.
Nas 9ib's? riei Der Nicmcr. QScibt ou
oenn nid)t, oob &osciusjto lcinen GinSu9
6cute b6lt? 5icD, oo fpmmt CT don,
Der cole Teloberr l1no rinssum ert0nte
es ous touleno Soften &ostius5fo boh,
Do6.
9as Grordn9e bielt oen9ticmer >u;e Ser
gSillcn felt. 9}un, 10 min i6 i'm nod eiu=
NAL lcbcn oo6tc cr Bel litb> uno I'm
li9 16ouenb, nabm CT Den Teloberrn
wabr, Den feline Sapfcrn uno oos ju'
beln0e Hplt umlupgten. &nm CT ia, Gin
Gettcr ocs 2unbes BON oem frcmocn Sod !
Oo trai es liA, ooB oes Miemer5 8lide
ben Mugen bcs rettenoen $)eloen be9eg=
nctcn, uno lpie elm Wunoer lpirtte. Oie1e
Ye9e9nlng. &os:iusjto mar ni0t nur
cin5elo> cr mar au@ 9roS in ben coel item
@elinnungen uno oos Yplf l9oute 5u
lcinem Ycr1 1tunoe nit ocm1elben Ser
traucn >uie lcinem @cr5cn auf. Sic slrmeu
uno Werfolgtcn bottcn i'm ia oft l6on
ols Oelfcr in Scr 9tptb erfuuHen. $50
leinc oit bcl0dntten Mlittel ni6t ous=
rci6en, oa >uubte CT bod our6 treff=
lihen &ot9 su bclfen uno &einer, Der
lin on9e9ongcn, perlisB i6n o9ne 9off=
nun9 uno Srof.
Sem pcripeifelnoen STEINER mar Sos
ciussto inn entl 6eioenoen Muaenblide be-
gc9net Berubigt bon Dem 8lide oitlcs
9lu9es fcbrte er ouf ocn, g8c9e I'M, Der
i'm nur gum 8eroerben 9eflibrt b0tte.
Sebt, oos puBte er, NOR linn 9ebolfen.
9(m anoern W}orgen 9in9 Der &iemer
Su &oscius5fo, 5u benz au6 Der 9fieorigfte
3utritt Dotte. Serr, logte er su ibm>
Scr ibn frcunblitb nah leinem Bc9ebr ge=
fro9t botte, id) bin Elm armer biilfloler
W}onn, ODnc 9(rbeit> &rontbeit i'm 9aule,
tuir miilien perl6mo6ten.
SIR Mrmen 1pro9&osciusSfo 9eriibrt.
99> ooB i6 ni6t reid bin 9lber Dier,
ninm, ,pos i6 BEL mir bobe uno foufe>
tpasou am n6tbi9iten brou6it. Mebr fann
Dir nidt ge6en. 9l6er ,uarte,l Dielleibt
fam i'd Dir bod 6eiler belfen. @eb'>
mein Sreuno uno ferti9c Elm paar
9ubeno 9feitpeitl6en. Dforgen lueroe i'd
bel Dir onreitcn. $50 ,pobn1t ou?
9(n Der Gde Der 6reta99a1e
@ut. Gile uno lei sur 3eit fertig.
GntsIdt uber bos @cldent, ucnn audi
per,punbert ii6er ben Nuftras> entfernte
I6 Der &iemer. llnterlue9s fau fte ct
Nobrung fir 6ie @einsn uno no6oem ct
ibnen ben @organ9 ersdblt, ma6te er
| I6 AT Die Qlrbeit. qlm Mor9en botte CT
cine quite Qln5abl 9citpeitl9en geferti9t
uns itano nun i'm 9aoen, un9ebuloi9
Der 9;n9e barreno, Die oa fommen loll-
ten.
&oscius;fo bate ben orn1en &iemer
ni6t per9enen. Gs rift nod Der .Seitun9
uno'nabm Ben Wes nad Der Tretoggalle,
unrin9t bon 5oblrei9em @efolge. @9on
BON ,pciten erfol,nte er Den Gien1er uno
rift oneben 2ooen oe15elben, inoem ct
1ontp cSh hrnuA1p pine g2pitnpi1c1p npr
The daily gazette., 1875-03-04
How a Cat Won n wager.

A number of persons were in the
American House billiard saloon last
night, when man came in with cat
in his arms. A momcntary wonder was
expressed as to what the companion
ship meant, as men are not in the ha-
bit of going about with cats in their
arms. The observers had not long to
wait, as the cat carrier exclaimed: Bel
anybody this cat will carry bottle OF
ale,ten feet" Somebody, either doubt.
ing that pussey would perform the
feat or willing TO see it done, took the
bet. Two chalk iihcs were maGe Oh
the floor, the bottle was produced, and
the performance began. The bottle
was placed on one mark, and the cat
was to carry it to the other. Seizing
the animal by the tail the man hung
her head down over the bottle. Obey
ing known impulse, the cat grabbed
the bottle with her fore feet. The
man then walked over the chalk mark
and the cat clinging desperately to the
bottle, carried it along the floor to the
specified distance. The wager was
won.-G Miners Journal. b = n ... 81"
The daily gazette., 1875-03-04
TNWO FARMS
AT PRIV ATE SALE.

The heirs offer at private sale two good
Farms, late the property of Ezra Thompson
deceased, situated in London Britain town
ship, near Sfrickervllle, Pa
No. contains 100 Acres, il of which are
Woodland, the balance well watored and
fenced. The buildings are good substantial
two STORY Brick House, with three rooms
and kitchen on first h9or, seven rooms and
Frame Barn with two floors, good stabline
underneath; Carriage and Harness House at,
tached; Wagon House., Wood House, with
Work Shop overhead; afl other outbuildings
needful on farm. The water is forced to
the house and barn by hydraulic.
No 2, Contains 81 Acres, IL of which are
Woodland, the balance well fenced and wa
tered. Thebuildings are two story FRAME
HOUSE, with two rooms on first floor, three
rooms and entry on second; well and pump
at door; good Frame Barn, with Carriage
House attached; Wood House, with Work
Shop over, n; good Hog and Chicken House,
Spring with Spring House over It. These
properties are within " of a mile OF station
on p. Il ID. II. R and are Aery desirable pro-
perties for any one wishing to purchase.
IL these properties are not sold by the 1st
day of February they will then be for rent.
Apply to Heirs on property. 1anlst
The daily gazette., 1875-03-04
THIRD EDITION.
4nlaLSe7lle3lfs

J. l.. TooLE, THE ENGLISH COMEDIAN,
will appear at our Grand Opera House.
on Saturday evening, in fine program
me. Among the many fattering no.
tices Mr.. Toole's performances have
received elsewhere we insert the fol
lowing from the New York World:
First nights at Wallack's were
famous affairs before Mr.. Toole was
thought of, and it was natural that a
first night after he was both thought of
and secured, should be still brilliant
and social event. The greeting he re-
ceived was something unprecedented
In Wallack's Theatre. Applause it
could hardly be called, d,-uproar it GER
tainlywas. He was recalled after the
end of Wsg and Goaon, and monstrous
floral ship was, with the aid of six or
eight ushers and several members
OF the orchestra, hoisted upon the
stage" O." taa z al4i 4itfE
THE SEA OF ICE,
at the Grand Opera House, next Mon
day evening John T. Ford's company
will appear in "The Sea of Ice, or the
prayer in the storm" The play
abounds in striking effects and thrill
ling scenes, all of which will be faith
fully portrayed by strong and efficient
Company, Reserved seats at Boughman.
Thomas & Cos, on after Saturday
morning ,lG tkALt ~ :
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running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
90 we'll to call at No. 718 Market Street, Will.
mington. Del. and see one of the incest Fami-
ly Ssw .Lg Machines in the world It has nc
material il 'iesired without change of needles
Our hobby is simplicity, durability. light
running. and no threading-up required. self.
threading shuttle and self-setting needle
Sold on easy monthly instalment or liberia
heavy and complicated machine, but get til,
light running New American.
rs Market St.. Wilmington, Dol.
iy7dkwlv j. III. PRIMROSE. Agent
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STRAY WAITS.

The police record was blank this
morning.
City Council meets in regular session
this evening.
Tonight, Citizens and Gerinania Loan
Associations will meet.
The "song Of the merry sleigh bells
is now heard in the land.
The annual meeting Of Star Loan As
socian will be held tonight.
Capitalists, attention Valuable banl
and insul ance stocks are advertised al
public sale in our paper to-day.
We direct especial attention to the
advertisement of J. A. Southwick, fol
the sale of silks and other dry goods al
auction. at 22l Market street.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House re-assembled at 8 p. m.
On motion of Mr.. Nowland the
bill allowing the road commissions q
of st. Georges Hundred to raise not
more than $500 annually for road
purposes was read a third time and
passed.
Mr.. Birdlfrom the Centennial Com
mitiee of the two Houses, made re-
port endorsing the Centennial exhibi-
ton, and advising the appointment of
commissioners TO attend it and that
the General Assembly should make a
liberal appropriation towards it.
"A joint resolution accompanied the
report which authorizes the Governor
to attend the exhibition and to subscribe
in the name of the State $40, 900 in aid
of it.
The report and resolution were laid
upon the table for fulton action.
On motion of Mr.. Houston the fol-
lowing bills were read third time and
passed. Incorporating the Benedic-
tine Institute of Wilmington and al
lowing the Benedictine Company of
Philadelphia to hold real estate in Della
ware.
Messrs. Pyle and Handy submitted
petitions for the repeal of the law Gre
ating theWilmiDgton Registry Bureau.
Referred,
Mr. McNeal presented a petition
from 64citiZens of Sussex county ask.
ing for a better public school law
Referred.
Mr.. Todd presented petition for a
new public road in Dover hundred
Referred.
Mr.. J. W.. Philips presented peti
tion for more stringent liquor law
Referred.
| The vote postponing the bill con
solidating the public schools of Do
yer, was reconsidered, when Mr.. Hous
ton offered. two amendments to it
which were ruled out of order. Mr.
Houston then presented a remon
STRANGE, signed by Henry Todd, ant
several others, against the bill. l
was read, and the bill was debated a
some length and finally recommitted
On motion of Mr.. Todd the bill au
thorizing the Strengthening of Ger
tain public road in Dover Hundred
was read.
| Mr.. Todd presented several peti
tions for the internal improvement o
railroad aid bill. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Pyle the Viii
mington colored school bill was takel
up for consideration. 1t was put up
on its final passage. and lost by tn
following vote, two-thirds being
necessary to pass it;
| Yeas-Messrs- Baldwin, Biggs, Bird
Broadaway, Collins, Conwell, Fraim
Nowlund, j.. W. Phillips, Pyle, Vosh
ell and Mr.. Speader-12.
+. Nayes-Messrs. Green, Handy, Hous
ton, Learned, Lambden, McNeal, G
H.. Philips;i Todd and Wild-9
On. motion of Mr.. Fraim Senat,
bill creating an additional Notary
Public, in Dagsboro' Hundred, wa
read snce
On motion of GIL. Philips the bill
prohibiting live stock from running
at large in district 1852, Sussex county
was read a>third time and passed.
At 5:15 the House adjourned.
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MISSIONARY ANNIvERsARY.--Last
night the Missionary Anniversary of
the Sunday Schools connected with
Scott M. +. Church, came off in the
Chnrch, corner of Seventh and Spruce
streets. The inclement weather pre-
vented large attendance.
The scholars sang q number of
hymns in q creditable manner and in
teresting addresses were delivered by
Rev. James Franco and Rev.. j. Owen
Sypherd. Two memorial wreaths
were presented in memory of two
scholars, deceased during the past
year. Several bouquets were also pre-
sented to the school officers. The
anniversary as whole was very
pleasant affair. .... ....
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No, "a Good Hiding Place.

Mr.. Peter Bickell, who keeps a saloon
in Milwaukee, is thrifty man. So when
he had by much vending of lager gather
ed together 1913, he gave it 10 his wife
to be put by for wet weather. She in
turn wrapped it in a rag and concealed
it the coal hole. Game then the servant
girl for Goals. Scooped she up with the
carbon, poor Peters currency, and thrust
the same into the stove, both the rag and
the rag and the rags. Mr.. Bfckwell pro.
poses in future to do his own banking.
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RefiniO3IS.

The following order of special service
is in use at Trinity Chapel ON Friday
evenings during Lent:
Opening hymn, Lords Prayer and Yer
sicles. Pt;alm and Gloria Pntri. Lesson
and Deus Miseratur Greed and Nerai-
cles. Ash Wednesday Collect. Latter
portion of the Litany. Hymn. Lecture
on the Gospel. Prayer. De Profundia
and Blessing. Service at ~ o'clock.
On Tuesday and Thursday mornings
the same service from the Lords Prayer
to the Litany, inclusive. Service ut 81
o'clock