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GRUNE WALD HALL.
GRAND BABY SHOW
THURSDAY, MARCH IA. 1873,

At I2 O'Clock n.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' of New Orleans Tor
the ben eft of the Old and Intrm in charge OF the
Little Sisters of the Poor,
on which occasion suitable prizes will be awarded to
" Children Of ak twelve eighteen and twenty four
months.
A snlepdid Band of Music will be in attendance Also
Ksfreshment Tables provided with good things
at popular prices consequently no neces-
sity for dinners at homo that day.
As the admittance only f.ty cents for mamma
and papAs and twenty i've cents for children S 10
be hoped the whole city will turn out
LADY PATRONESSES.
Madam Alfred IaaAcson, Madam H W; hlrchoh
Madam j. b Lafitte, Madam T. " Dyer
Madam F. PilsbuTy, Mac am r BAnc,
%iadsm Jos Bowl1g Madam G, Carriere.
JUDGES.
ui, F,cel'v Gov Nicbols His Honor Mayor PIlsbury
c. EeR1EeEard Col. A. Roman.
~ r Farat DR.. A. Capdevielle,
n VIM Rrickeu e. Mscresdy, Esq, $780,
p. O'Bren, e. Carr.ere' mn'-
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NOTICE.

NoIlcE'
The RAFFLE of GOLD WATCH for the Benefit
of the N o. F O. Asylum, Camp street came OIL at the
time appointed, and the holder of No 3'' won the
yU,.,b which will be delivered to the same the
,reseptation Of the ticket at the Asylum corner OF
Camp and Prytan.a streets. hhl'-'
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MARRIED.:

MooNEY-BRENNEN-on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 81, 1873 by the Rev, Father Murphy, OF ST.
Alpho nsus Church. Mr.. Richard n. A. Mooney to Miss
Bridget Bremen, both of this city. No cards.
New York San Francisco and Montreal papers please
copy.
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COLLEEN BAWN,

OR THE
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN.
Founded on Gerald Grifin's Irish story, 1.-THE Col
fegans."
CAST: 49,
Ny les .Coppaleen tof the poniesl It 0snlnvan
Danny Mann (hunchback servant ana foster.pfolnor
OF Hardress). Tim y Nehe
Hardness Crogan .....-..---.---.E Lioyo FTsoy To
FsEs Fstbsr Se Ton Parish Of Gsrryowenj
Hyand Creagh " MoRriSe
Corporal Nanpotto
Ely Ell o'Connor Colleen Kitte Roberts
Mrs. ra' Cfesan Hardress motherj Vivian
Sheelah Dannys mother) miss Lizzie w ooas
Kathleen enc. Maggie Wnte
A0O-' Spiders, Ladies, Gentlemen, etc
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY.
AcTI.
Lake of Killarney (Moonlighp.
The Signal Light
Gap of Dunoe
Cottage Muckross Head
The Irish Fireside-The Cruiskeen Lawn-The Oath |!
ACT II.
TORC CRRGAN.
Cottage of the Colleen Bawn.
"The Pretty G Girl Milking her Cow
! Macgiicuddy's Reeks
| Tho oDonoghue's Stables.
THE WATER CAVE.
ACT
THE HUT. CASTLE CHUTE.
The Castle Gardens
illuminated Hall and Garden in Castle Chute
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTs-For sale at the principa
bookstores.
Doors open at IL O'Clock Curtain at IL o'clock m
Reception Committee report at IL O'Clock a. M q
9' 1T Stage Manager
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The attention of ma1sbals, aids, aud all VINO
iptend TO turn out horseback on the lth IS 10
the card of Mr.. James ReEan, Puohsheu IN aho'n e..
pa rorpe street he has fue saddle horses, ETC.
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A new line of superior BLACK SILKS At 81 III Is ana
- " Sl So the best ever offered at the prices.
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. all linen and fine quality
at l2Ao.
PRINTED LINEN Lawns. all linen and very fine
pRYNTED Union LAWNS warranted halflinen and
fine at 100. .
pRINTRD UNION LAWNS, warrented half-linen
and very fine. at l2Ac.
Tho abovo we're bought a Great Bargain and are
~ offered at HALF-PR1CE-
Spring PERCALES from sic up.
Spting CALICOES from SC up.
Spring SUITINGS, At lOc
IC4 Cotton SHEET1ECiS, at lSc.
| A full stock of LINEN and WHITE GOODS.
Sd Pillow. Case LINEN, at 25c.
Real India MULLs; from sac to 25c. AL halfprice'
| Re al Point and ValencieDne LACES.
Black Thread snd GuipuTo LACES at reduced prices.
| PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS, in new Styles loi
| Ladies and Misses.
MARSEILLES COUNTERPANES, extra large and
| fine, at very low prices.
| MATTINGS.
Good White Mating at 2Oc, Rod Check Mating At %
| Fancy Check Mating at 3oc,
j. A. BRASELMAN,
5s6 and 5ss. MAGAZINE STREET 5o6 ana 90
IT Corner st. Andrew.
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HORSES AND MULES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

B.B. & NJ. A. AssoCIAT1oN-BRANCH NO, 8
Will hold an ad ourned meeting THIS Sunday EVEN
ING, March 10th, at 4:3O sharp Officers and members
are requested in full attendance to complete final
ARRANGEMENTS for our annual parade
Oaice1s and members of ex-Branches and are
cordially invited to attend
H oMEALL1E, President
II SCANI.AN. SecretarY. ~
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HR 4 NJ. A. Observation-Disclosures NO. g.
ofice,s and members hereby requested to attend
the adjourned regular meeting on TUESDAY, March
20 ,s1s o+spM JOHN F. PENDERGAST,
President.
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4 sYLUM OF THE IMMAcULATE CONCEPTION
A bYLUM OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
GRAND MATINEE BENEFIT.
COLLEEN BAWN
"THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN."
ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
Saturday, March is, 1878, at IL M.

Governor Nichols, Lieut. Gov witt
Hon A Jumel Hon w A Strong,
Hon O Arroyo Hon OGdeu,
Han r M L1sher Hon PiAbury,
Hon i @ Dep,s, Hon J u Brown
Hon i z Reppstorf. Hon John MoCafroy,
Hon j ID Edwards, Hon Chaa Cavanao,
Hon u Jonas. Hemecourt, EGG
Hon G Le Gardeur, Jr, Hon Einney,
Hon W Il Woods, Hon r Southworth.
Hon Billings, Hon Lacey;
Gen Jack Wharton, Hon q Manning,
Hon X MARI, Hon w Spencer,
Hon De Blanc, Hon w Egan,
Hon W + Whitaker, Hon Abel,
Hon A Tssot, Hon Monroe,
Hon w T Houston, Hon w Rogers
Hon n II Rightor. Hon Paris Chiidrees'
Hon J Mccormack, Hon L Laresche
Hon Hernandez. Hon Kaiser.
Hon Chas A O'Rourke, Gen Z Augur,
Col j McGonigal, Capt OReilly.
Gen W j Behan, Gen w Patton,
Col John Glynn Jr Col Vnet,
Col Borland Col Meyer.
Col w M Owen Col Fenner,
Hon John Fitzpatrick, Capt Cooney.
- RECEPTION COMMITTEE. -
Lieut. Col Frank McCiloin Chairman.
Col J J Mellon, Capt w kleinpeter
| Col p O'Btien Col w Castell,
| Ool G X Girardey, Capt George Souby,
| p IRWIN ESQ John Henderson, Esq.
| 7 Hsssip ger ESQ. W Lancaster, ESQ,
| K Ber min CHAM, ESQ. TT Flynn, jr. Esq,
Thos Newman. Esq, Alleyn ESQ
Hon ChBa Leeds, Capt hitGheu,
Hon w Dupre Hon Alex w Garesche'
| T q Deye-euI ESQ. j T Gibbons Esq.
X G. DayeY, Esq
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NESCE ASSoCIATION.-The regular monthly meet
ing of this Association will be held THIS SUNDAY
EVENING, at $50 o'clock in the Morning Star Hall
1l6 Poydras street. corner Camp.
gentlemen wishing TO join invited 10 attend
THOS. G. RAPIER, President.
H. BUCKLEY. Secretary. IL
or rHEREsA's CATHOLIC TOTAL ABST1-
VENICE. SoCIETY-Tbe regular monthly meeting
this Society will be held THIS Sunday ENENIN"'
March 10TH at II o'clock, in ST. Theresa Hal' EN''
street. between Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
H R. GIFFNEY, President
u. o'CoNNoR, Secretary. IL
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periences of his past life, while he dwells
th intelligent gratitude upon the peace ano
ssppiness of his present existence. His mind
Z clear and intelligent, his memory excellent
b hearing good, and his whole appearance
seasing and interesting. 1t is truly charming
. hear the sisters speak Of their dear old man.
4 his simplicity, his sturdy independence MS
nAnly desire to aid them in all the labors of the
Iouse. Indeed, ga unwilling is he to be bur-
sen upon them, that last Saturday he under
took to sweep the yard and scrub the house,
and, in spite of their opposition, actually car
: led out his undertaking. The result was that
he next morning he was not we'll enough to
bee visitors, and when told that few persons
wished to converse with him, he answered
with sly twinkle in mis- eye, "Tell them' Sis
ter, I am dead!"
We had a few minutes interview with him
however, as he lay upon his comfortable sofa
and he assured us that he would soon be well
His skin is as soft and rosy as new borr
child's, and his eyes are clear and intelligent
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ROUTE.
Down Chartrss 10 EspanAde to Levee, TO MAndeTIle'
to RoyAl to Canal Camp, to julia to Carondeet to
Felicity to PrytAnia First 70 Magazine, to Julia to
81, Charles, to Canal, when the Procession will be
dismissed.
In case of threatening weather at the time of start
ing the the parade will be announced
by htteen taps on the Fire Alarm bells, repeated
twice.
Whenever the Proce ssion is halted along the line OF
march the several Branches and Divisions arc request
ed to avoid the railroad tracks mach as possible so
"A not to interrupt tho running Of the cars.
Aids are requested to meet in the Morning Star Hail.
wedne .duy Evening next at o'clock
ROBERT c. DAvEY,
.L,oa Grand Marshal
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FIRST DIVISION
will form on the north side OF Canal street. neao fest
ing on Cha1tres, extending west
SECOND DIVISION
Will form on south side of Canal street. head rest
ing on Camp. extending west.
Asthe different Branches and Divisions arrive on the
ground they WILL through their Marshas report to the
Marshal of the Division and the lAtter WILL as soon as
bis Division is formed report the to the Grand
Nar.hnl at ths junction of Canal and Camp streets
The Procession being thus formad, will take mp tne
| line of march at ~ N. in the following order:
ROBERT C. DAvEY, Grand Marshal.
J. N. Healy, John o'Neilr r. H. BARLEY
puob Flvnn John Power, Frank McEroy.
Oh. j.. Monaghan. N. J Hart, Hush McCloSkoS
| T. NJ. KayanAgh, NJ. Hennessy, Jas. M "aipoIe'
| H ] Price NJ ]. Barrett, NJ Rooney,
James Dwyer.
mitchell RIFLES.
H1RERN1AN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL All
ASSOCIATION.
IRISH RIFLES.
ANCIENT ORDER OF H1BERN1AHs.
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THIRD EDITION..
General News.

Roth houses of the New York Legs
lature have agreed 10 the resolution fix-
lag Wednesday next as the day OF
final ADJOURNMENT,
The Philadelphia permanent sx-
hibition was formally opened yester-
day. Senator Blaine delivered the or
alton.
The officers OF the American Steam
shin Company, at Philadelphia, deny
the report that an agent OF the British
govern ment has been negotiating for
the purchase of the line,
David Conroy, leading spirit among
the communists ofNew York, was yes
terday sentenced TO eighteen months In
the State prison for assaultlng Andrew
Gallagher with knife sshort time ago.
In the suit at New York of Samuel
Barton against the Wabash railway
Company Judge Donohue has granted
an Injunction temporarily restraining
the company from paying any interest
except on the first mortgage bonds, and
especially against their paying either
principal or interest on what are called
the Seney mortgages.
M. L. Shoemaker s. Co.'S oil and
chemical mill, Philadelphia, was burn
ed yesterday. Loss $l50,000; insurance
$4,000. Among the insurances are
the following: Petersburg (Va.) Saw
Ines and Insurance, and Lynchburg
(Va.) Insurance companies, $3.50 each,
and Farmville, Va, and Delaware, OF
Delaware, 81 900 each.
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COLLEGE TALK.

The Dover Senteniel says There Is
some talk of AN effort being made to
consolidate the Wesleyan Female Col
lege of Wilmington with the Conference
Academy of this town, and run both q
boys and girls school. The Wesleyan
is said to be running down, and it is
thought that if some arrangement could
be made whereby the funds that are now
employed in it could be put into an
Institution of the same kind here, to be
run in connection with the Academy,
it would be help to both.
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Annual Meeting.

The Seventh annual meeting, of the
Central Loan Association, was held last
evening, at the Office of ID. II. Hawkins.
The officers of the previous year were
with exception of William Lang, direc-
tor who declined to serve. The place
remains vacant.
During the past year the receipts have
been s55, ,45933 and the expenses,
S55, 1898, less, $93.56 balance IN Trea-
sury. For the past seven years the re-
ceipts have been S227 1914.
The value of the shares are as follows
LIST series, S22,09.3 End s20,594; 3rd,
s19 ,l43; 4th, 1858; 9th, $16,43.3; 9th
Sl5, 5,45.3 9TH, S14 ,60.3.
The highest premium paid during the
year was S25.75 in June last, and the
per cent in November, average, SO.
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FOURI H EDITION
Threwn Fron q Carriage.

About $50 O'Clock, yesterday evening,
Messrs. Charles and K. J. Warner, were
driving out Front street, their carriage
being followed by another, containing
Misses George and Lulu Gregg, daugh-
ters Of VIM. II. Gregg, Esq, OF the firm
OF Gregg d Bowe, carriage nannfacsur-
ers. just as the fret carriage got he
yond Shipley strt ct, it was stopped in re-
sponss to call from Mr.. A. ID. Warner,
who called after the occupants, and turn
ed partly around, causing one Of the
front wheels to stand out somewhat
from the side Of the carriage. The Mis-
ses Gregg, continued to drive on but in
endeavoring to pass by they did not
turn out far enough, and the front wheel
OF their carriage caught in one Of the
front wheels of the carriage occupied by
the Messrs. Warner. This sudden check
frightened the horse driven by the young
ladies, ana it started suddenly forward,
upsetting the carriage and throwin z
both the young ladies out. The elder,
Miss Georgie, was abe TO rise TO her
feet, but the other was in an insensible
condition, and had to be carried into q
house on the corner, where she was at
tended to by DR.. Negandank, and res
stored TO animation. Both ladies were
then taken to their residence, in the
southwestern suburbs of the Tenth
Ward, where they soon recovered hav-
ing, fortunately, sustained no injury
beyond some sharp bruises, and a several
shocks TO their nervous systems. The
horse, meanwhile, had run away, but
was stopped before going far. The affair
created quite sensation for awhile.
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U. S. Court.

The L. S. District Court met yesterday
morning. Judge Bradford, presiding.
In the matter OF Il. A. Churchman and
George Churehman, bankrupts, upon
motion Of S. Nj. Harrington, Esq, the
hearing upon the assignee's petition for
authority 10 pay certain taxes, upon a
certain land was postponed until Friday
next.
In the matter of w. Fl. Churchman,
bankrupt, upon the same kind of petit
ton was upon motion Of Walter Cum
Minis, Esq, continued until Friday next.
In the case of Hamilton & Cummins,
bankrupts, upon motion of w. Cummins,
Esq, hearing upon the petition of W. A.
Cummins, bankrupt, for his discharge,
was continued until Friday next three
weeks, with leave to file application, that
said specifications be stricken off, or that
issue be joined thereon.
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APIeasant Time.

Last evening, the Young Peoples AS
sociation of the First Baptist church,
corner of Elm and jackson streets held
their regular semi monthly entert al IL
ment. The ohurch was crowded with
persons who were delighted with the
exercises Of the kevening. Mr.. J. Muhl
hausen led the singing and f. lJ. Nuhl
hausen, presided at the organ. The ex'
ercise opened with singing followed
with prayer by the pastor, Rev. I. M
Eastwood.
The rest of the entertainment consist
ed of recitations by Miss Sailie Haddock
Arthur Samwsrth, Ridgeway Evans,
and e. j. Muhlhausen. Two solos were
sung by Misses Ida Wilthank and Emma
Muhlhausen. During the exercises an
intermission of twenty minutes is allow
ed for social intercourse.
The entertainments are very delightful
affairs, and take every alternate Friday
The public are cordially invited to al
tend.
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Ex element ON Walnut Street
AN EH-LETTER CARRIER DRIVES HIS
WIFE OUT OF THE HOUSE WITH A
HATCHET


Shortly l o'clock to-day the neipbbors
residing on Walnut street above Seventh
were startled by the shrill voice of wo-
man crying "murder" |" A crowd soon
collected, when it was ascertained that
Samuel Sheppard, who was recently a
letter carrier in this city, was chasing his
wife around the house with a hatchet
As he gained upon her, and continued to
threaten to split her head open her cries
become louder, and more frequent.
Flnaly she managed to escape at the
trent door, and sought safety from her
| infurlcated husband in the house nj
| neighbor. He followed her out upon the
pavement, but finding that she had es.
caped, he returned to the house and
continued to act in very violent man.
ner, officers MeElbenny and Ricxard.
coming upon the scene of what mich,
nave be"n tragedy, took Lhepnard /,
charge and locked him up in the CITY
cells but not without some trouble as ~
resisted all the way up. ~
Mrs. Sheppard keeps a small notion
store at No. 40 Walnut street and state,
as the reason for the violent lnaner nj hs,
husband that she refused to give hin
,soms money he demanded. At the tim,
h. was under the influnce of LIQUOR. Fl,
will be given hearing this evening.
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A TERRIBLE DISASTER.
EXPLOSION AND BURNING OF A STEAMER
-sEvHRAL KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED.

EXPLOSION AND BURNING OF STEAMER
SEVERAL KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED.
LONDON, May 10.-The Allan-bne
steamship Sardanian, from Liverpool
May for Quebec, Is on fire at the On,
trance ut Lough Foyle, the harbor Of
Londonderry. 1t Is reported that an ex-
plosion of generated gas occurred on
board. Every effort to save the vessel
proved Intellectual There were about
460 passengers aboard. A few were in
jured, one fatally.
LoNDeNDERRY, Friday evening. May
10.-Many of the Injured by the explo-
sion on board the sardinian are not ex-
pected to recover. The vessel Is on fire
amidships. Half of the watch in the
forecastle and number of she steerage
passengers in the forepart of the vessel
are cut off from all help.
1t IL believed that more OF the passe n
gers of the Sandman were killed than at
first stated. Her passengers were chiefly
Germans and Italians, but there wers al
80 some English and Scotch emigrants
on board.
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Case Dismissed.

This morRinR, Nelson p Duffey, veter-
mary Surgeon, Of Philadelphia, was ar
raigned before Esquire Hagany, on tho
charge of cruelty to a horse belonging to
him. The alleged cruelty took place at
Newark, and after an examination of
several witnesses, who are we'll acquain.
ted with horsefiesh, the testimony prov
ed that there was no cruelty toward the
animal, but that the doctor had only per-
formed necessary surgical operation.
The Squire thereupOn dismissed the
case. II. G. Conrad appeared for the
defendant.
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Ohio t. BE Redistrirted

COLUMBUS, o., May 1O.-The demo-
cratic members of the House held a eav
Gus Tonight, and agreed by vote M AZ
to 8, to support the bill reported by tbs
select committee to redistrict the state
Tor congressional purposes. This Iii
b 'sed on the presidential vote of 1914
will give The democ ats fourteen and
the republicans six Congressional die.
trio q. ~'s
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Beginning Early.

This morning, Officer Cannon arreste d
at Fourth and Market streets, young
colored boy by the name of Charles
Freeman. for the theft of a pocket book
containing two dollars, the property of a
man by the name OF Scribner. He was
locked up in the city cells to await trial.
When arrested the pocket book con-
tanning thirty cents was found upon his
person. The boy has no parents living
and seems To he n waif
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TeuDernUee,

A fair audience was present last even
ing, at the regular meeting Of the NJ. 8.
r. A, at their room, Third and King
street.
The meeting was presided over by
Mr.. E. G. Moore, and addresses were
made by Messrs. Day, Cook, Hargis and
j. II. Moore. The choir furnished the
music for the occasion.
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The Washington Excursion.

The excursion from Salem, n. j., to
Washington, ID. c., which left the former
pace ON Thursday morning, returned
last evening. A special train was in
waiting for them at Delaware Junction,
to New Castle. AT that place they en-
barked on one of the steamers that ran
TO Salem, and proceeded on their way
home. The excursion was not success
financially.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-11
Death of Catharine f.. Beeeher

New YORK, May, 10.-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher announced tonight at
Plymouth church the death of his sister
Catharine Beecher Of apoplexy at Elmi-
ra, n. Y. She was the author of many
works on the subject of female educa-
tiOn.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-11

As spirituous liquors will injure men,
so opium or morphia will harmful affect
the baby. DIR. Bulls baby syrup is the
remedy for the baby. 1t Is free from
opium. Price % cents.
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THE HOME INSTITUTE.

Home Institute opens It's spRIy
TERN March l1th. with unaba,ed sns-
competent and wide-awake teachers A.
only home day and boarding school IN /
city. Object system. Special advsruI
for French and music, Eight instrQcd
Method of drawing taught in no nj
school in wilmington. MODERIl
RATES. THoRogGH WORK, PrImsI
middle, and senior classes. Monthly
ports sent to parents 10 be signed and
turned. Select number OF bOarulng puu
Address flor circular) MRS. I'M
HOUSTON, Home Institute, No. sQl3
ware Avenue, Wilmington hA'
mar1l-dAw
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The Liberal Leorue will mee,

at 2ls King street at 10. a. m. and p.
m. Tomorrow. Morning subject, "The
God of the Bibles and History by Dr.,
Marshall; evening sucject, "Civiization-
by George w. Sleeper of n. Y. The pub
lie are invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-11

How can | have a clear and brilliant
complexion? Simple by using DR., Bulls
bloood Mixture and observing the rules
OF health.
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PIMPLES.

will mail (Freel the recipe for a simple
Vegetable Balm that will remove Tan
FRECKLES, PIMPI,ES and Blotches.
leaving the skin soft clear and beautiful,
also instructions for producing luIuriant
face. Address, inolosing cent stamp.
Ben. Vandelf. = Co 20 AAn 81. N. Y
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Accident

A man by the name Of W ood, a work.
man AT the Edgemoor Iron Cos works
met with slight accident on Thursday
last. He was engaged at work. and by
some means was hit in the head with a
piece of iron. The blow although not
serious one incapacitated him from work
during the remainder Of the day.
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The daily gazette., 1878-05-11

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