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The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
General News.

Tho U. s. steamer Despatch, with
Secretary and Mrs. Hunt aud the Presi-
dents childreD's on board, returned to
Washington last evening from Fortress
Monroe.
John Cochran, State Senator from the
Second District, died yesterday at Spring
Lake, New York.
At the Rpublican caucus at Fredonia,
New York OH Saturday, delegates favor
able to the denomination of State Sena-
tor Sessions were chosen by . vote of
216 10 II.
The Georgian Bay Lumber Com
pary's mill, at Wabashee, Ontario, was
burned yesterday. The loss is stated to
be heavy.
The bark Glacier, from Belfast for
Wilmington, NORTH Carolina, put in at
Vineyard haven, on Saturday, her crew
having mutinied.
The headless body of Ernest Henrici,
resident of Lancaster, Penna., was
found on Saturday night lying beside
the railroad track at Columbia. When
last seen he was drunk.
The Presidents pulse and temperature
continued high during yesterday, the aE-
ternoon fever being about the same as
on Saturday. His physicians, however,
reported flee and healthy discharge
from the wound, and, 10 conversation,
declared his condition to be favorable.
The Secretary of the Treasury has Or
dered the transfer of 81, ,5l6 ,S96 in gold
bullion from the New York Assay Office
to the Philadelphia Mint for coinage into
eagles and hali-eagles.
The earnings of the Central Pacific
Railroad for the month Of July were
81, ,s59, 900; increase, increase $1S,933.
The earnings of the first seven months
this year were $12,652, ,544; increase
$3.50, 1882.
A telegram from the City of Mexico
says that "some lawyers Of Guadolajara
are Of the opinion that the coal mines
belong to the owners of the Land on
which they exist, and are not national
property, as are the silver Mines"
Captain Carly lie P. Patterson, Super
intendent of the Coast Survey, is dam
gerously i'll OF paralysis, the result OF
cerebral hemorrhage.
Rev. DR.. D. W. Bartine, prominent
Methodist Episcopal minister died in
Trenton, New Jersey, on Saturday, aged
II years.
First Lieutenant James Pratt, Of the
Twenty fith Infantry, died at Fort
Meade, Dakota, on the 9th inst, OF soft
ening of the brain.
Suit has been entered at Harrisburg
against all the physicians of Dauphin
county who have not registered In nc.
cordance with the act of June last, pro-
viding for the registration of all pracli-
TONERS Of medicine and surgery.
Hartmann, the Nihilist, is reported to
be In Hamilton, Ontario, under the as
sumed name OF Block.
Maximum temperatures of 108 ia the
shade at Richmond, Virginia, and 1O2 al
Chester, Penna., were recorded on Sat-
urday.
The assessed valuation of the Terri
tory Of Dakota, not including railroad
properly, is $50, 900, 900, an increase OF
so per cent. In one year.
The strike of the driver boys of the
Susquehanna Coal Company at Nanti-
coke, Penna., continues. One colllery
resumed operations on Saturday, the
bosses and foremen OF the various works
taking the places of the drivers.
One hundred and thirty stone cutters,
employed at Browns stoneyard in New
ark, New Jersey, struck on Friday be-
cause their employer refused to dis
ch arge some non-unlon hands.
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M OTICE.-I, Thomaa Dopnelly. 40

NJ OTICE.-I, Thomas Dopnelly, do
IN hereby give notice that shall ap.
ply to the Honorable the Judges Of the
Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the State Of Delaware
in and for New Castle county ON Monday
the 10th day ofSeptem ber, A. D., 1881, be-
lng the first day OF September term Of
salt Court, for q license 10 keep an inn er
tavern, Al No. 1885 French street, b ing
the 8 Il. corner OF Eleventh and French
streets, in the Sixth Ward OF the City OF
Whining ton, New Castle county, State OF
Delaware and to sell Intoxicating LIQUORS
In quantities less than one quart. 70 be
drunk on the premises, and the foiloWipg 2
respectable cttixens and residents OF said
Ward recommend the said application
to wit:
John II. Fulton, John Conway,
Paschat II. Peterson, Edward Barlow,
Alexander McCray, Charles A. Schultz,
Joseph MelIor, John ]. Farnan,
thomas Porter, VIM. Hamilton,
Daniel Fritz, Patrick Mahoney,
Thos. Donnelly ,Jr, Jas. "A. B. Hanly,
John hyndman, w. o. Woods,
Michael O'Mealey, Hugh Lynch,
John French, Andrew Mundep.
frederick Wahl, John Brahnay,
John Solomon, James McS0rley.
augl5-8ts THOMAS DONNELLY.
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Tickets for Rehobath.

To-day the issuance of orders for rail-
road tickets at reduced rate, for Reho-
both during the session Of the State
Teachers Association, will be COM
menced. They can be had of Prof.
Reynolds, No. 1017 Tatnall street, of
Miss Fraser, No. 1909 Market street, or
at the Wesleyan Female College. No
orders will be given to any one unless
they join the association by the payment
of one dollar, whereupon they will re-
ceive a certificate Of membership. This
will entitle the holder to reduced rates
on railroad ($2 from Wilmington to Re-
hoboth and relurD) and one dollar a day
at the Bright House. The tickets can
be purchased any time from August 18
TO ~, and are made good to return at
any time within thirty days. All teach
ers and friends of education may have
the orders.
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Returned from Harrisburg.

On Saturday afternoon and evening
the members Of the Friendship s. +.
E. Company and Happy Seven Asso-
citation returned from their trip to
Harrisburg, Pa. During their visit
they received the most hospitable
treatment at the hands of their Harris
burg hosts, were taken on an excur-
sion to Mont Alto Park, and shown
through the State Capital buildings
and large industrial establishments of
the city. Before departing the Friend
ship delegation was presented with a
vase containing beautiful bouquet of
flowers, made Of wax and horn work,
the gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Traub, of
Harrisburg.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE
CORRECTED MAY 2ard 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WII.MINGno>,


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGToN
FoR PHILADELpHIA.-2.o5 Doh a az -
~ wv, Blu. O. 50. 1880. l.b3a. M Is .Sps
,a14S, 2.08, 2.30. 400, 6.52. 8.S. IA x *
toDo p. m. Sundays, 200, 225 I IN = v.o", q,
Eoo oW, 9, o2 s;S8, zoo, 9.55. lo.Oo D. M no. "''
TX III ~ NEw foRK:-2D5, 2.25, $50, Zoo. s55.
snndays a. u5 5s;4s. ~ 2.vs, 6'52, Gas ,. m.
Toh bALTIAoRE.-i25i, 2.I2. 400 IN.
@% am. ;l255, sl.O4, 4. Is .o.s, 10 4, n ~ =,
sundays. 81 I'd l2Sl. 2.l2. 40 ,7.o5 a. m. 1851
fSa sas WnAshIEsTok.-i25l, 2.l2. 4u2. 7.s5
DAYS. 10 \, t5Soo' i.O4. 8.5e p, m. sun
BALTIMORE AND In rERnEpI.rr sr.
Ts. TONS. 7 -i2.5l. s.ss a. M, lab5, 4 s n. M
tons ni,l 4. m. Train stops at way sta
pEsnxmore. Sundays, 1851 q. m.
TInna VlLLk AND INTRRMEDIATE Sra
Hioss.-8.l5 p. m. IN 'fA-
s9R NEW CAsTLH,-8OO a. AZ ,m
HAps.99 9,zo, p. m, No Sunday trains.
TInNaT0N TIna AND INrERMrDI ATE arA.
SUNDAY 10 q; M; LOS. 1.25 p. m. No
$50 a. 4sD M! i ilmShDEIaEDIArE n IN STATIONS
III y1n WILMINGTON d NoRrHKRN INK
trains; raj =; m.; 800, sos p. m. No sun.ay
fpa iS'adD dD.ELAwAaE WESTERN R. n.-7.,6
1874 H.; o.So P. MI sunday trains.
ThAiMsa. y. M. and 800 D. m. s'
FReS pAhhlVE AT WILMINGTON
7.62 ~ ADELPHIA.-I243, 107. 8.5J,
iSs ss 'sJ ss5. = IN A. z "a "a; III Hls .S y
IL; ~ lo.45. ILLS 3. m smndavs, @
n.t5 ",s.o2. Z %. II. 4. M; o 20. 1915
saAiNs FOR w1LMINaroN LEAVE
5.5 ~ pnnsLdPHIA-Broad Street Depot
i.So s.lS, 1890, u.OO, ms a. m. lao
iG.S6 q 1S0. ~ 4.S0. 6l65.i5, $40 nd. 800 I'd
eoS AL an:S0 p. m. Sundays. i O5. Z. Id a. m
FaoS ~. va, 1000. .80 n' m. - --.'
a, M: NaW YoRK.-2.U7, 3.52, T.52. s.83
sua n.4b, .I.O2, al, $40 10 In 'io, m
Faos d.. Tvs 2.O7. 3.57 7.52 q. ia. 10. Id u. m
m. M: "a .hnAALTInoRE.-i.50, Ala. o Sj Ii Il III n J.
Faos 10y. 2l9 q. m. $40. 6.So a.so . n ,l m
M. 80 WsoAtshIsaToN.--I.5e, 2.lS. li.is a.
days. "a 20O, 8. a, 8.3S D. m. sun
Raoa Psp.. z.ls, q, M: $40. $50 .. m.
fRoH NakrvILLF Oniy-9.O6 am.
6.IO. M oAsrI.E.-8.4S, 9.85, 4, IN. il u
Eaon ~, Pm. No Sunday trains.
80sn nnLAwARR r, R.--S.4y a m. IL On
FRoap; 70. No Sunday trains. 's'
$40 ~, - Kf.Tos i ron- Ur-vP v
tIr,r u ~ - :, -, =,
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A Boy killed by q Negro.

BALTIM )RE, August 14.-John
Kolb aged 8years, was stabbed and
killed last plight near the corner of
Sharp and Dover streets by an un-
known man. Kolb was walking along
with several companions when q
colored boy threw an apple at him,
hitting HIM. Kolb gave chase, and
as he passed the corner a colored
man who was standing by, drew a
knife and stabbed HIM in the back.
lie was removed to his home, where
he died in an hour. Several colored
men were arrested, but released, as
it was proven they were not guilty.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
Florida Oranges I'm su.nner.

From the N. Y, Times.
Arrangements have been made by
which the Florida oranges are to be re-
ceived In this City 10 Summer as we'll as
In Winter. Up to this time no Florida
oranges have been marketed here In
Summer, and NO choice oranges have
been received here at this season. Flor
ida has two crops Of the choicest fruits,
and the proprietors of the cele ebrated
Dummett Grove, on the indian River,
have new arranged to send the Sum
mer, IS well a. the Winter, fruit to this
City. The flavor Of the oranges is deli
cate and hweet, tha fruit is thin skinned,
solid, and very juicy, and hon vivants
will find new luxury In the Summer
The oranges can be placed in cold stor.
age and kent until wanted.
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ghs 9aiIy 6azstts.
rxrrREp AT WILMINGTON P0sT.oTTICK
AB sEcoND-CLAss NATTER.
Several Scotch landlords have recently

Several Scotch landlords have recently
made Important rent reductions, and
now 1t ID learned reductions have taken
place on three Of the best known estates
in England. Mr.. Gladstone has taken
off1O per cent. at Hawarden, which Is
the third time he has made a reduction
there, the two former ones having been
is per cent. each. At Hughenden, the
residence of the late Lord Beaconsfie eld,
the agents have returned 20 per cent,
and this is said to be In accordance with
the late owners expressed Intentions.
On the Duke Of Westminster's Eaton
Hall Estate. near Chester, notice has
been given that at the Forthcoming audit
% per cent. will be returned. On the
pasture lands at Eaton Hall, as some
compensation for the late flooding, the
Duke has reduced the rent los. an acre.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
SECOND EDITION
Demanding . Change of the Presi.
dents Physicians.

CHICAGO, August 18.-The Times
to day publishes leading editorial
demanding in the name of an intelli-
gent and anxious public change in
the medical staff in charge of the Presi-
dent. 1t says that the immense i'm.
portance of the case requires that it
be in the hands of corps of the most
eminent physicians of the country, in
whose ability implicit confidence may
be placed, and urges the calling OF a
Cabinet council to consider this matter
of primo national importance. 1t
charges that the public intelligence
has been insulted by intentionally
erroneous bulletins, and claims that
after six weeks treatment there is no
excuse for the patients being in his
present weak and precarious condi-
tion.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
A Confirmed Nuisance.

Mary Tobias, colored domestic en-
ployed at the Delaware House, was again
arrested, this morning, for disordeily
cosdact, and locked up in the police sta
tion. AS usual she at once sat up .
friQhtful howl, which she maintained
with ali possible variations until noon,
Mary 10 one Of the most confirmed nuis-
ancea In the city, and nothing bnt death
VII rrrtabiy ever stop her Gathering
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LOCAL LINES.
Deviled Crabs at Fulla e.'s.
Stewed Crabs at Fullmer's,
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer'sss
FuIlmer's celebrated clam soup.


Stewed Crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer'ss
Fuilmer's celebrated clam soup.
Read DR.. Todd's advertisement In au-
other column. He wiltfAasghat he rom
ses.
A brush heap on FIRE in the rear Of
an old building at Tenth and Orange
streets was the cause of the fire alarm
from box 8, yesterday afternoon.
A movement is on foot to purchase
another location and erect new build
ings for Wesleyan Female College.
Old Swedes' Church members are
about to secure rector to serve them
regularly.
Miss Nancy Kane, of this city, re-
Gently lost her gold watch, at Reho-
both, but it was subsequently found in
the sand and returned to her.
Uniform Rank, K. of P, Is going
to Reading on August II. At that
time the State Lenge of Pennsylvania
will be in session, and in the afternoon
there will be parade of the order.
Althogh the tickets are limited, few
friends can be taken for %.
A negro named Nichols, head
waiter at Millington's hotel, Bombay
Hook, was arrested st New Castle, on
Friday, while endeavoring to get
away with $40 and some clothing be-
longing to Mr.. Millington.
The barn of Joseph Miller, of Bran-
dywine hundred, about four miles
from this city, was burned on Satur'
day afternoon, with its contents, con-
sisting of utensils, wheat, oats and
hay. The stock was saved.
Edward Campbell, P, W. & B. r.
r. brakeman, brakeman, broke his
arm Oh Saturday evening, while rum
ming between this city and Chester.
The Jeokson & Sharp Company are
about to build three first class passen-
ger cars for the Baltimore & Delta
Railroad.
City Council, Saturday evening, es-
tablished the grades at Oak and Harrl-
son streets, Eleventh ward, where the
new school house is to be erected.
A new organ is about to be pur.
chased for the Old Swedes' Sunday
school,
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
il FOR
HEATING THE CITY HALL
WILMINGTON Del. august Srrf isln Hhl liss,.

WILMINaroN, Del. !. August Ath 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received in the
box in the t1ty Counsel Chamber untfi
T.80 p. N. FRI DAY Angus. l9th. 1881 for
tearing out the old furna .es and erecting
two new hot air furnaces IN the CITY
Hall Wilmington Delaware. Hpecifics-
tions of the work can be seen aud further
Information can be had upon appll-
cation to the Clerk or Bailifr Of Gity
Council. A. bond with security In IN.
SUM OF two hundred dollars must accom-
pany each proposal for the good faith OF
the bidder. And the person or persons
TO whom the contract may be awarded
must give bond with security In thesuu,
OF four hundred dollars for the faith M
performance of the contract,
The committee reserve the right to rs-
ject any or all bids.
All bids must be properly signed, seal
ed and endorsed "Proposala Tor Heatipsz
the City Hall. and directed TO
RH. TAYLOR, Chairman,
Pubic Buildings Committee.
Blank forms OF bids can be obtained q.
The Clerk Of Council. anS1s-Gt,
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
The Penalty for Trying TO Steal q
Ride.

James Curry, OF No. 4a5 West Forty
ninth street, New York, intending to
secure ride without payment on the
Sixth avenue eleva ed road, was climb
ing up one of the posts at Fittieth street
for that purpose yesterday morning.
After gaining height of twelve feet his
foot slipped and he fell 10 the ground
across the track Of tue Sixth avenue sur
lace road just as q car was going BY.
The car passed over him and the fange
OF one Of the wheels completely severed
the entire calf Of his left leg. He was
! ( U {. & ..s,v.l L Hospital
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Office TO BUILDERS.

Plans and fpecifications for q school
house TO be erected at Tenth and Spruce
streets, in this city, can be found at the
office OF F, r. Carswell. Architect, Sixth
and Shipley streets. Bids must be hand.
ed TO the Chairman OF the Committee or
or before ATURDAY, the 20th instant ,al
O'Clock, n. m. Security must be given
for the faithful performance OF the con.
tract. A. H. GRIMSHAW,
Chairman Building Committee.
augl3.8t
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DIED.

HoLT.-on Thursday. August I1th. of
congestion of the lungs, Captain John r.
Holt, In the 5lst year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
also the q. A. r., are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from b is late resi-
dence No. 223 Market street. on Monday,
10Th inst. at P. NJ. To proceed to the
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
Washington, d. c., papers please copy.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
Fell from a Fence.

A little boy nam ed John smith, living
on Washington str eet, near Second, fell
from The ifon railing In front of John
Alden's residence, yesterday morning,
but was ouly slightly bruised and not
seriously injured, as stated In this MORN
ing's Ne,oS.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
A N ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
"A ASUPERlNTENDA OF FIRE
ALAkM TELEGRAPH.

Be 1t ordained by the City Council ef
W ilminRton, Sect .on First. There shall
be appointed by the City Counci at their
second stated meeting IN Aug.in each and
sty led the Superintendent of Fire Alarm
Telegraph who shall hold ofiice for the
term lone year unless previously re-
moved BY City Conucil. He shall have
directions OF the Fire COMMITTEES OF the
City Council, OF the Fire Alarm Tele-
gyaph In this city, aud shall keep the
same IN all It's parts in good working or
lars per annum.
Passed at the City Hall. August 18th.
D.J. MENTION President. pro tom.
Attest:-H. r. Pennington, Clerk of
City Council. augl3-2t.
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Proof Exerywhera.

If any invalid or sick person has tn
least doubt of the power and efficacy O
Hop Bitters to cure them, they can find
cases exactly like their own, in their
own neighbOrhood, with proof positive
that they can be easily ami perma nantly
cured, at a tritiing cost-or ask your
druggist or physician.
GREENwIcH. Feb. II, 1881.
HoP BITTERs Co.-Sirs. 1 was given
up the doctors to die of scrofula con-
sumption. Two bottles OF your Bitters
cured me.
LEROY BREwER,
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15

THU gloomy trade prospec's 10 Eng
land contrast so strongly with our own
bright, healthy commercial condition
that one can we'll understand why Brit
ish merchants are anxious to eat bit Of
our pie. The free trade question has
been raised and Is teing discussed with
q good deal Of vigor.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
Tunisiall Rebels.
PARIS. August ID, 1881

to solicit amnesty from the Bey. He
will engage to make all rebels submit
and revert to the condition Of order, in
return for which he asks an appointment
as Cadi of Nefetis. The French squad
ron has sailed for France.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
spiritualists at Camp Nee,

LAKE PLEASANT, Mass, A p. IA
There were about ten thous i'd peo-
pie present to-day at the 81 ritualists'
camp meeting, which is II W in full
operation here. Excursion trains
came loaded with people from all
directions. The speakers were Miss
Cora L. V. Richmond and J. w.
Flatcher
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
specuIating I'm Mexican Fuel.

mexico, August 14.-Parties are
about to petition the Government for
permission to import coal from the
United States, with authority to charge
$40 per ton. The Government will
look first into its internal development.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
Meetings Tonight.

friends Social Lyceum.
Uniform Diyision, X. OF P.
Shields Library Association,
nnlnqua Tribe, No. 8, l. o. r. M.
Reiaware Lodge, No, |, I. o. OF
herman Lodge, No. 70, I. o. o. r.
WWsshington Lodge, No. l K. ofP.
Ws.hagn nmhaington Council, No. SO. U. A. N.
Union Encampment, No. 7, I. o. o, r.
at eS0 y VI bethlehem Division, (colorsd) 8.
Rank, K. OF p. - oniioin Ii
nv Wilmington and Brandywine Council.
AnMisnss Msr. 91 st. Patrick, meet at st.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15

The Wfckedness OF VIM. Malone.
From the Evening Telegraph, rep.
Malone is simply "nsing'' the ignor.
ant negroes of Virginia to accomplish
his own purposes to strer gthen and per-
petuate his own political power. That
is the plain situation. II is sell-confessed
trickery and knavery on both sides. 1t
is an alliance OF "naked dishonesty"
that will do the Republican party more
harm than anything that has occurred
since Its organization. II is outward
evidence of internal rottenness.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
Supposed to Have Been Bitten by
q Shark

Early yesterday morning Officer
Nathanie Abbott reported at the Fifty
first Street Station House that he had
found the body of man floating at
the foot of East Eifty-fourth street
with one leg and one arm missing.
The body was nude, but from the de-
scription of a man named Anthony,
who was drowned recently while
bathing, it is supposed that the body
was his. The body was taken to the
Morgue, where it was finally identified
by Anthony employer. 1t is believed
that he was killed by a shark World.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
Arrest OF dishonest Postmaster.

Arrest OF q D1snOnest FOstmasters
GALVESTON, Texas. Aug. IA
special to the Ne,os from San Antonio,
says: "Loren @. Pomeroy, alias Chas.
L. Royal, was arrested here yesterday,
charged with appropriating valua-
BILE letter while Postmaster at Hebron,
Indiana.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15

NOTICE.-Dr. Kine's Great Nerve
Restorer Is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-
Send 10 931 Arch Streeti PHIL fslphia,
OFT 9A-lv
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15

A temperance crusade under the lead
srship ofseveral Roman Catholic priests
10 creating lively interest in Jersey City.
May much good result.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
NEw ADvERTlsEMknrs,

A UCTION 0ALE'--Jhe entire sloci =.
"A DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
late OF a. B. Holt, deceassd, No. In W.
Second street, will be sold 81 Auoe1on,
10Th. at p. m. J.MARI6,
aug13-N Adminietrator.
The National tribune., 1881-12-24
THINGS TO MAKE NOTE OF,

| LEMON MINCE-MEAT.-One large lemon three
| large apples, four ounces Of beefsuet, halfp0und
Of currants, half pound of stoned raisins. four
ounces of fwhite sugar, one ounce Ofcandied orange
and citr0n Chop up the apples and beef-suet. mix
| them with the fruit and sugar then squeeze the
juice from large lemon into cup; add glass
of sherry. Well mix the whole: it is fit for i'm
mediate use.
| SEED CAKE.-Beat three-Guarters of pound
of butter to a cream, with wooden spoon; then
add one pound of sifted sugar. Beat them to-
gether, till like snow. Add nine eggs, one by
one, into the batter. Beat it twenty minutes
then mix in lightly one pound of flour well dried
and rolled. Put all into pan, with three folds
OF paper under it, and bake it in a well-heated
oven, but not too hot. Add wineglass full of
seeds.
|. SPANISH CREAM.-One ounce of gelatine three
plnts OF milk, six eggs eight tablespoonfuls of
sugar. Soak the gelatine one hour in the milk
then let come to a boil beat the yolks of the
eggs with the sugar, and stir in let it simmer
take off the fire, and pour over it the whites of
the eggs beaten to a frOth; flavor with the lemon
or vanilla extract.
GINGERBREAD CAKE-Take half pound OF
butter, halfpOund OF sugar, two ounces of ground
ginger dessertspoOnful of carbonate of soda .
pinch of salt, and two teacupfuls OF flour of rice
Mix these well together, then add one pound of
syrup a gill of rich milk, and seven eggs, well
beaten. Stir into this mixture as much -four as
will bring it to proper consistency. Let it lie
over night put into q buttered tin, and bake for
an hour, in a moderate oven. Any seasoning NAV
be added. Some pieces of lemOn-peel are great
improvement.
FIG RoLY PUDDING.-One pound of flour six
ounces of fresh beefsuet, Tablespoonful of salt
one pound of figs, one teaspOOnful of baking
powder. Chop the suet very tine and remove all
strings mix we'll with the -four, salt, and baking
powder; make into paste with iced water, and
roll out into sheet Cut the figs into long slices
cover the paste with them tie in cloth, and boil
in fast boiling water for two hours.
PLAIN CHICKEN FRICAssE.-Cu m +ba
chickens and wash well in salt water; put them
in a pot, with enough cold water to cover then;
add (for two chickens) one-half pound of salt
pork, cut up in thin strips; cover and let heat
very slowly; then stew, until the fowls are tom
der. Cook slowly-if they cook fast tbev tougba,
and shrink. When almost done add if das;ra5
chopped onion or two some parsely and pepper;
cover closely again, and when it has heated 70
boiling, STIR IN slowly teacupful Of milk. con-
tanning TWO beaten eggs, and two teaspoonfuls of
nour; Doll up again. and add one tablespoonful
OF good butter. Arrange the chicken nicely in
oeep olsn' pour the gravy over, and serve hot.