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New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

4 committee of the Newark Common COun-
oil has now in charge the subject OF that portion OF the
Morris Canal which lies within the city II is said that
the owners Of the canal do not favor disposition of
portion OF that property but willing to sell II all for
a. 100000 For over mile in the lower part OF the city
or Twelfth Ward the Passsc River front Is held by the
Canal Company on OF the OF the canal
and number Of the Newark Aldermen have expressed
he opinion that the lease OF the waterfront would soon
bring into the City Treasury the amount expended IN
making the purchase. That part Of the canal within the
CITY limits il proposed for sewerage purposes
The project will be fully considered at meeting Of the
committee to be held next week.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
ADMIRAL FARxAGUrs FUNERAL.

A special meeting Of the NJ. o. l.. l.. US.
COmmaDdery will be held tomorrow at D. M .t Eel
rBOnieos Of Fourteenth Pfthave n psr.
feet arrangements for properly receiving remains Of
the late Admiral FaTagut, which 10 De removed fsvs
Portsmouth for nterment I'm Woodlawn Cemetery uhs
ezsood the First Divisi,n National Guard tn
Masonic Fraternity and other associations viii unitst
honor the remains Of the late Adm tral
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
FUNERAL OF THE LATE GEN. EDWIN F. COOKE
The remains of Gen. Edwin T. Cooke. late

Secretary Of Legation OF the United States 70 Chill
brought to this country by Major-Gen. Fitzpatrick will
be taken 70 his late home in Sussex County " j. where
the funeral will take place Friday next The friends
of the General and officers and soldiers OF the Harris
Light Cavalry and OF Gen. kpatrcks Cavalry Division,
are earnestly requested to attend Carriages will be IN
waiting at the depot in Newton, " j., the arrival Of
the a. m train from New York. Gen. Kip 4trck II
pected TO pronounce the funeral Grafton.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOM sTTC MARKETS


NEwOELIaNs Sept l3Fr Suprne s5 -; Double Br<s
- s.. Treble Extra p. Coru-b % White I'll
Oitsst Louis 3 40 Gsena bOdt2c bran usy
Prime ~ Por1 dull and loser. Nos 81 Baeou-Johbhs
sales 5c for hh0les c Celr b aao for Cle1
Side. SurCsei Hans Pc Other arces grcanye BrclAnee
Sterling l1t New-iors S-lt, premigla God, ll1l
AuGJTA Ca sept COHOn active With iare reoeps sales 3t
bales; receipts az 54les. MGllug. The closed quiet
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pASSENGPpS ARRLTED

FROM SAvASNAH-In steamship Champion Sept al Sugnes
Mss $ PlIott, A. p Dutch sie AM chdrgn Mu G. Dsna
sexton Prtchad e. Witnille T. Bnth p Darcy arS
child Mullen, D. ". Britt. J. Msplv As. ed.
z. llOvhnr, G. Stem d. Arke hrs Caunan H. Bess \ Nor
naugh Mr Peake A. Wells j. Ru,ieige p Frost !. Weh,
C. G. Ryter wife and child b. L. Ohou II. Moran, MrA r
Lounles T. II. Blackwell Torrey and Others
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puuApyLPur, CATTLE u,RKET-syy, +,

Iette haI en.enJ rrdss
prices The offerings amounted 500 lead and ISLES Of f q
Cattle tc aDi for erir Cattle AZ from
Sc snail lot Of choice attic sod AZ Oc COMMON stock al
5totic 3 n, gross. - ~
5tO 7lc q n gross
HOGslTh. aeve ari prcs remained afrt ts
s1rrst heal charge Lands 4 from 10 per lb q
Cows-Thers change nAfsst 10 heal sh -
from ~ . hesd
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

-, Last week an armed party stopped the usual
the caI.e md demanded Mr.. sickes by name but for
''''ee' ~ was not there The Government now sup
tunS'-S ~, 9TH a guard for these Journeys
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
OREGON.
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.-The Oregon Legis-
lature met in Salem to-day and elected James d. Fray
President of the Senate and Benjamin Hayden Speaker
of the House The Democrats fill all the Offices. The
Governor will be Inaugurated on the iith
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
PRESIDENT ROVE OF LIBERIA.

ItsItIudl IHUIHIhE lIV"IUOHV I'OJ' Ut
Lberian Republic arrived in this city, together with Ms
Secretary Mr. johnson, after stay Of about two weeks
IN Washington and vicinity. Mr. Roye has sueceeueu -
obtaining the u :. Rescue for the LAbefiah
erpment upon lng bonds for Sill 900; the vessel Ti W
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Gorernor .............. STEWART l.. wOODFOtD, Kings
L4e4i .Coranor ........ .sigismund Kaufman, Kings
W. Palmer, Duehess
C1.aI Com (Pun Term) .AbsaIom Nelson, Bne
CaHal (ShOr TrmlAIex. BarkIey, Washington
Siaae Prison Inspector. j. Ohm Parkhurst, Clinton.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
stesnsh Saratoga Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk es~
and pass
s.eausp salvador Nckers0n, Savannah me and p.Ns
STEAMSHIP Plnita Philadelrha mdse aud fasA
Atlantic, Peunel. Liverpool ~ laTs mise ahl pass
BARK John Fye Luce, Hsyre 81 daJ . mt>e.
Brg lydia ~ Cole. Jones Cow Bay G. b. j GAYS, coal
BrE Pa re Rose Low Little Gaoe Bay "a dsys, coal
Brig RdvIn, Allen. ELzaleihpgri for oaleIn
Annie Whiting, Huhnson- Drraersa - DAYS sugar anu -
lasss-
sohr Lacon Thomas 81 Andrews ~ B., ds't. lath
scHoOSKKs-KIvER C0AsTwisE.
r T. sberr,p Boston. N. N Wright NeS HaEes
I Y Mitchell Stanford. Clara Post, P0rtchaser
r Nckeron. Boston. D. NJ 1riinh' Nes hA'e"'
= W u ,s tIsrrs,nl Georyans. Milestone Point
a. Hammood sac, boston. tockport
RsTcor Josephine. wliaven
u R,rlstt Provideuce r.. Dickens Westerly
Andrew stewart, Providence. Naive, Nes-iA'eh
wISD-SunSet light. s: ha1y OF shore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
l3-Ar1ved b1de2Fof, lot ant~esp-
Sailed. steamship Btna for New-fork -,
c. Sapt l3-Aved steamships Manhattan froH
New YORK sslro Philadelphia Sea Gull from Baltimore
SayANsAH Sept 3-Anyed steamship Ionasanda from Phadss
pbia Cleared steansh Cleopatra. Tor New-forS.
san FRAsCCo sept lA-AnToi, ship Congress from SesP'>
Wales.
FOREIGN PORTS.
KoNG, Aug 2The ship Yokohama has arrived Der m ass
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

Devoe,a erosene OiWarsnted safe and superior -
Al, RESPECTS ordinary sale sealed packages q and 20 gall
ousl eTpressy for family barrels by DEyOE hAsUTAorUS
ING Co Fuion-sL. n Y.
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R,.f Csle-Reorp. l head prices Unchanged s of Hrirs
at Sl3 3 7l3 s5 Fr-t Quality, T 51T&t @ Second euAy
- 5Ga H. Third Qulhty ~704s Snsp and Lambs ,ecee
100 head sales lot 81 100 - 40, Rih Extra ga % "a
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
70, Tn, Of the nth Regiment, n. Y; S. n. G.,

Col Lux OF the 1lth ReglmtHI "; q, cyairv y ~
resigned recently, and Capt Funk OF ne ~ 20 lieut.
CT UabeLant OF the nth received tae OL & - I go
and his friends claiming that many ONT, o,i i,b ~ Rrg
due notice OF the election, have hiel cnmn,t,
cen burger against the Issuing of the OoiVle'
s.Qu ~ Capt. Funk.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

HVirgnia, Vermont, Saratoga, and 0her nAarh hsEH@
WATERs. Genera! Depot, "a Chambersst
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

K,yE-KNAPP-At oyster Bay L. Tueisv Sept u b7 he Rev
Benz L. Swan Frederick L. Kane of BROOKLYN 70 ueorahs
daushter Of Joseph C. Knapp Of the former place
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial esnpHg Note Psps
lg4 FULros-sr, OLD DvteH CHgsca
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
6petial Notires.

NicOI & Davidson,
CSC BROADWAY, MAR GREAT JoSBs-sr-
Successors to Z. V. HAUGHwoUT Co.
BARGAINS.
80 WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINsBRSBTs,
Second selection fal assortment $G
800 FINE ENGLISH IROSSTONE DISNER-SbTs.
Pull assortment so
DECORATED DINNER SETS TBA-sETs, ToILBrsBrs, GLASl
WARE GAS FIXTURES BROsZEs, FRENCH CLOCKS hASIsh
SETS. VASES PARIAS, sILvERPLArBD wARB
ine Cha and GAS FIXTURES Of ever description N
most Complete and 10 Gilt Crystal Real bfoaSe ln-
tsuou Broutr and Of degns uB-qaAel eeI
snpTovrate m dsengs hotels balls el9nes sc seea
S..i furnisle uhen required MITCHELL VANCE To- hAAs
etrr S.leuooms Broadway, housonst nAnnseofy
T.rptv. f,urh-st. and Tenth-sve.. Sewforf City
Gents Dress Hats,
SEVEN DOLLARS
BOYS ant YOUTHS HATS al Moderate prees
WARNOCK Co.. 5ls Broadway.
Specially. Light Locomotives
ard hight ra Fo eonreu
an0er isfIAe~
- u's Fsr photographs full Information, sddress
- SMITH 4 PORTER. Pttsogrgh, Psaa
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THE CENSUS.
NEw-YORK.

Tie census of Brooklyn and the towns of
King County has been completed and estimated with
the exception Of ihe Sixteenth Ward Of Brooklyn and
IS a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

Of tT InuahantS Ot Fatbush 2s2i are IN the county
building Population Of Brooklyn, 4O6,C97 against
ks6.ll5 1866. Population OF Kings County, 427,O59
against 0SO 1865. Increase IN the county since 1865,
3lO.sO
The following shows the census OF the remainder Of
Long Island, far received and of Staten Island:
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoSG KoSG Aug l2The ship Yokohama has arrived Ie W as
from NewYork She reports u sooposr BeuecA 40
Anier, bound for Cslao
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be iHdorsed Oih full
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Doliiital Notites.


Uriou Republican General Committee Ar soS1aT snST
EVENING sept. IA Headquarers cor br3sasy S,ns. s
JOHN V. GRIDLEY. Woe PreadenA-
THOS. T. STENART,,
gro. p COAcHN0S. ABRAS BROwN JA. Secfet.I's ,,.
Fir-t Assembly Di-trict-A meeting gil oe 0 cIocs
Wbit.h-.t on WEDNESDAY EVENING me ,a1nRoRb Cha.
to H. purpo of organnug STEWART L. Cn, t,ssCapl
PAIGS Club ful attendance Is rrqls'Ifss1. oCoaaor
iosenb & Sctliy 2 A Pentou. T. C. TOsnsend, 'ous y
-Pifh Assembly District Union hephnsg THIS EyEN.
p.l-r Myetpg of this Association w ~ ,,ss vii me.s
ING, at p L., al "a SPnns''| - WI C. HANNA, PrsndsnA
al ! p 49,. S.,retane.
= Ar Di.triet Woodford and hanlmana
Pitt and Ihl hSDA RNEAs ELLIOT President
Tn c,xpny11 JAS. H. ANDERSON, seeie'.rss
.,,l, Di.trict Union RePubiicsn Asso-
Twelfth AsseH'vy of Association VII be he'd ~ ~ Ale-
ciationA sp,.r, EVENING, sept H. A. . oe'0oA An "'P
is.as In ,be district are req0' " JOHN DUKE, PreSeut
-, vorxe PErrR R.yyKKrI seerst-ne.
-----. ....,.bl, District Republican Association.
Fifteenih - This etnesiayl ENENlN1 sePem rt ~ IN
Meet. az s West Tn ythrdst hepof som stiesass :.
komms is Of ucl supporters OF 1iah "Oolop "a
saratoss nr s m old Gag and victory Our MOTE" ""s
.nI Preedoni by ofoer uFNRY o. LAPAUGH President
Rou,Hr IIo.o GsoRsE p sArTKELr seere..nes
,n,ietb Assembly Distrct.-A Regular Meeting o. %.
III luan Republican Association VIII ., hee ~
h,,,,r, No leo Thiriaye., THIS Wrinesal hFhstN'
sept IA, a oflooA
JsaS (ssoks SECRETARY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
HON. w1I. HE1sLET.
rFrom the aIansaeld HeIald.l

This irnitator of Brick P0meroy, who
is now the Democratic candidate for
Secretary Of State, made a speech in
Columbus, on last Saturday evening. IN
which he denies ever having given ut-
terance to the sentiment that every
Union soldier who entered the Southern
States, should be driven out with a pistol
at his head" He says the assertion is
unoualihedly false. Now as we hap
pened to be present at q meeting in
Miller's Hall, in this city, at which Mr.
HeisIey made this assertion, we assert,
to put it mild, that he unqualihedly hes
when he denies having used this express
sion. We are glad to see, however, that
he is not lost to all shame. and that Bic
is now cndeavoring to cover up the in-
famous speech he made on that occa-
sion. We assert positively that this
Hen. William Heisley did say thar be
hoped every Union soldier who returned
to the South after the war was over, and
whom he called 'carpet-baggers, should
be driven out with revolvers cracking at
their ears. We heard him say SO, and
so did many other Republicans and
Democrats who were presnt "a the nam
And the language was not ambiguous
either. but he spoke fright out On meet
inc " and wanted US 10 understand tnat
ne meant what he said. His address on
-. ---,eioD referred 10, was a mass cf
s,.,seef abuse of soldiers, from be-
,-inninr TO end, and was so utterly dis
SSlIsting that many Democrats were nau-
seated bv his remarks, and il was the
general feeling among the Richland
county Democracy, that Hon. William
damaged the cause here.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

for their hard marching and hard fobt-
ing by little war dance out of which NO
doubt the French hats, wells. chignons
and streamers came in a very collapsed
condition indeed.
| Here is Mother Prussia on her throne
with arms eagerly outstretched to her
returning daughter and wounded son.
who, brave-looking fellow with his head
bound up and bleeding and his arm IN a
sling, profers to her the beloved flag
safely returned from the campaign,
while leaning on his right arm IS the
damsel named EZSaSS, (Alsace), with
staff and crook in her hand, of whom he
says: Here, beloved mother | bring
back the sister from the French boarding
school. Below are two pictures on
the left the Prussian eagle is towering
over Napoleon-represented by worm
with one talon buried in his side, while
he says: Where wilt thou hence. The
worm writhing seems to squeak out, "a
Berlin" On the right the eagle with one
foot on cannon, the other on a helmet.
flaps its wings iercely, having devoured
all of his Imperial Majesty but one foot.
and now stops a moment to enquire.
"What sayest thou now p
As we had these things before us and
were laughing all to ourselves, the door
opened suddenly, and in rushed a whirl- /
wind to say, News they are shouting
up street +; will you come p We ran
for our hats and were soon on the steps
of the Museum, where the sight amply
repaid us for coming. The Lust-Garten, |
IN front of the Museum, is an immense |
square, with an old Royal !
palace on the opposite side of it /; to the /
left the dilapidated old Court Church ;
on the right branch of the Spree and |
the Arsenal. This square was a moving
mass of human heads. Church service
was just out the Queens standard
floating over the palace indicated that
she had delayed there a few moments to
by her presence the general
rejoicing, for, after all, it was no news,
put only the customary firing of a hun
ired guns to celebrate a signal victory.
At every throb of the heavy discharge,
one seemed to feel more and more en-
husiasm for Prussia, yet all was quiet
md orderly. The street of the Lindens,
IS tar as one could see, was filed with
IN immense ccncourse, in which it was
almost impossible to move.
The sun was shining brilliantly, and
We were glad to go home quietly in the
'SAA-4 al S1ll anu CJOLCAASJ lSSIlnS SIdO
90 in our hearts, not so much because
Prussia had won battle so hardly con- ]
ested as to fill both nations with mourn t
ng, as because, being at war against a II
oreign foe, and therefore having no un-
ertainties and divisions within herself, i;
nd having SO little ground to fight over,
nd plenty of men to do it with, the is !
ue might be decided so soon.
Sept. 3.-We have lust learned that I
is decided. {
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
For the Delaware Gazette I
NUTTTNG TIME.
BxMI.s.

And this is nutting-time, come, Amy,
The yellow leaves lie thick upou the hill
chill,
And damp. gray clouds lie closely ali
Long gone, long gone the gentle summer
And here and there lonely wild-bird
The squirrel rustIes gaily through the
And knows his winter stores are in their
prime.
The dropping nuts make music in the
And line the path where russet Autumn
trips,
And there lie waiting for her finger tips,
Who used to gather nuts in maiden-hood.
The damp, gray clouds lie closely all above:
Wrap up, my darling. Autumn air is chill.
The yellow leaves are thick upon the hill,
And this is nutting time, come, Amy,
love.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
SOME POINTED QUESTIONS.
From the Marion independent


Holder charges that Gen. Beatty has
made 500, 900 since he went to Con-
gress and desires an explanation.
We give the explanation:
Ist. It is falsehood made out of
whole cloth.
I'd. Holder knows it is a falsehood.
sd. Hubbell invented the falsehood
and paid Holder to tell it.
Will Holder explain,
Ist. How much Hubbell made by vot-
ing to give sir millions Of acres of the
public domain to the Atlantic & Pacific
r. R.-a company of thieves and aG-
z,elfklf1e1S ?
I'd. How much he (Hodder) made by
advising the county officers to burn their
blanks
3d. How he likes Hubbell's vote with
the pig-iron monopolists and land grab
swindlersP
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

this impossible But their absurdities
elililiilalted e tne close Of the last session.
4hey nave Tor years been declaiming
against our navigation laws by which
foreign Dullt SHIPS are absolutely pro-
hiblted from American registry. When
the war broke out between GERMANY
and France, the President recommcn-
ded and Congress was prepared to- adj
mt m the great ocean steamers duty free.
l his rare chance to acquire a navy bv
the misfortune Of other nations, this OBJ
portunIty to repair the loss of our com
nercial marine during our war. was de-
ieated for the time by Mr.. Brooks of the
House, and Mr.. Bayard Of the Senate.
both leading Democrats, by talking un-
til the session closed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

Here are a few reasons why every
German should vote the Republican
ticket:
I. Because the Republican party IS
the only real Democratic party In this
country.
?. Because the Republican party has
secured by treaty the release Of an Ger
man citizens from their former allegi-
ance, and has pledged the whole power
of the Government for their protection
wherever our flag floats, whether in this
country or any other.
3. Because the Republicanpari} 5 the
only organization in this country pledged
TO maintain the freedom Of all citizens,
without distinction Of race or nauohah-
Because the Republican party BY
;ts councils and by four years fighting
shoulder to shoulder with thousands %
patriotic naturalized citizens preserved
the Republic, and secured its continu-
ance as a refuge for the oppressed OF an
lands forever
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

A western editor accuses another of
having stolen his report Of meeting,
which was recognized by certain ear
marks. The retort courteous IS that the
first editor SHOULD tie his ears over the
top OF his head while writing, to keep
them out of the ink-bottle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
MARBLE WORKS.

+ H. GRIFFITH, Dealer In Amers-
y can and Italian Marble, opposite the o.
W. q University, Delaware, o. Statues, Mon
uments, Urns, Vases, Nantes, Cabinet and
Counter Slabs, executed from the bes7
signs and choicest marble. pr62s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
Over One Hundred

CONCORD and Hartford pxOIlMc
~ Grape Vines, 80 Ounce trees Qbest
kinds), &C. growing on the two building
lots. s rods front, u deep, west side Of
Franklin Street, between the premises of
Messrs. Ross & OWston, South Delaware
lots and all for sale at S6O0,-% on ten years
time by HENRY J. EATON.
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where Are
YOUR GLADIATORsq
What has become OF we
Mighty Men i'm BucTzraEng'

w Z have had our banner ON the
outer wall, with PRICES so Low that
no firm in the State Of Ohio undertook to
meet us. We have driven our foe to the
wall, and occupy the field without fear.
We have silenced-aH men who years ago
assumed some powerofeOmpetition. They
are now willing to confess conhdentIalIy
that there is no use trying to meet or beat
us in prices. because we are game on
Clothing 'set-to." Theiro only hope is IN the
ignorance Of their customers, who VIII not
look around to see the difference in our
prices and theirs. which amounts to at least
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
WAITS.


A GOOD and durable akeness OF
IA themselves and friends, especially de-
parted friends.
smallest pictures, also from those old faded
ones of any kind-gtving color or hair ewes
completion and clothes. Coloring IN nfI
the only really durable coloring in uge-
Prices to suit all, varying from ten to fiftv
dollars framed.
ANY one having three hours day to
spend for four weeks can have three Lie
Sized pietltres for thirty dollars, with knoNEl-
edge of the Principles of the Art.
BE sure to call and examine speciTn ems
before making orders elsewhere. Don't for
get the place, 12B, South Main Street,
G0ur doors north Rail- Road.
OCT %, 169-lY. M, NJ RURKHOLOMR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
FOR SALE!
ON TEN YEARS TIME.

ON IEN YEARS Timer
The new two story house with French
roof, situated on Sandusl1y street, opposite
the Court House, and containing II rooms,
elegantly finished. Marble mantles In
the parlors. Dining room 20 feet long. Gas
throughout the building. Is well adapted
for a hotel, bORrding-house or private
dwelling. Said property Will be sold at a
low rate and credit OF ten (10) years will
be given. II not sold soon viii be for rent.
sept9-3ml MRS. E. 7. RICHARDSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

so per cent. ON Clothing,
80 per cent. on Piece Goods,
so p ct. ON Furnishing Goods,
so per cent. ON mats, Caps,
Trunks and Carpet Bags.
All; An Of which amounts they could save by
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
DRESS MAKING, sc.
Ladies! LadiesM Ladies .!

YOU win md It to your advantage
to call at s. G. EVANS a. CO.'S and
examine their Spring stock of Bonnets,
HAS, FE0lUerS, LGcss, B0iO and Sash Ribbons,
&C., before purchasing elsewhere. They
have fitted up and are now occupying
handsome room on the first floor in the
Evans Block, and are prepared to offer
better bargains than before.
Dresses made IN the verJ latest style and on
short notice.
Remember the place-Evans' Block,
South Main Ste aprl5-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

@ PRING WAGON-seeond-hand-for
y sale cheap. @. HILLS
iuneIOtf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

ANYTHING USUALLY KEPT AT BOOK
STORES CAN BE FOUND ATTHE
/" NEW BOOK STORE. y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

Milford, Pa, has seven times as many
women as men.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

NEW COAL YARD.


W. r. CLARK,
General Dealer i'm Coal.
TrAa opened n new Coal Yard near
III the Railroad, directly north OF the De-
pot Orders may be left at the Grocery Store
Of Gaileher and FierBOn, or at the once on
Depot Street. sep1O 6S1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
For Rent.
FOR SALE.

HOUSE on Main street, near the
II Business part of town. G. HILLS
apr22-tf
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HYATT a HOBBS, Wool Commits
H sion Merchants, 80 Front Street, Wor-
cester, Mass. Observation-Disclosures Ma
Bank, Worcester; Miller. Donaldson & Co.
Columbus, Ohio; Walter Brown & Co., New
York; Delaware County National Bank,
Delaware, Ohio; First National Bank, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio. Cash advances made.
Nav % l8R8-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
For Rent.
TWO good dwellings near the Fe-
i male College. Apply to A. LYBRAND
or P. 8. DoNELsoN. feb. ., '7O-tf.
For Rent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-30

~ B. CRONKLEToN, nIanufaetur-
~ er Of Ttnware, and dealer in all kinds
stoves. doors east Williams Block.
HEonI. nEALERs.