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LSEN bCTLEE toHpEANa tt In I late
interview with .NcW luiL Herald cvr-
respondent ,'-n. Butler - reported t.
have made the significant tlull sion that
the Kellogg party in Louisiana have no
right Whatever by Law. for W. have no
evidence that there, has ever been an
actual election according to tho pruvis-
Ions Of the constitution H. does not
think that General Grant has any right
t. say whether kellogg or McEueIy
shall assume 10 be- ,iov vrrnor. The
people" he ay-, must. auuner or later
decide i'll the manner Il an election.
This l. a sharp criticism anlntruded u
eourse-upon the result II 'rr,on-tru,.
tlon." and Indicate that even General
Bntlrr under the softcning influence II
i congressional campaign which Is o. de-
ternline his own political fat-. can b.
brought 10 remember uni admit that
the people have the right t. decide A.
To the principle and PERSONNEL Of then
| rulers Bat. Sun
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POLICE CASES.

Nathan Williams for assault and battery
on Jos. G. Walker, was fined 81 and costs.
Enoch and Pre- son Wright, L. Llss and
Patrick Gardner, for dlsordery conduct,
were each fined 81 and costs, and held to
bail in the sum os 500 TO keep the peace.
Two cases o: drunkenues, were ca,
lined nifty cents ana costs.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARK EFT.

MONDAY, sept II, L. NJ.
The Cattle market was molerately active
this week. and. with light receipts, holders
succeeded in establishing an advance Sales
of fair and good at Ga7hc.. and common at
3la6i2D. Receipts. 1000 head.
Cows gnd Calves met fair demand at s. 0
as 10 for fresh, aud Sl5lt0 for sprngers
Good sheep moved freely. but Other kinds
were dull. Sales of the former at 4 ia5l e.,
and the latter at S2l3. Lambs quoted at7a7l &c
for good. ana sla2 50 for common. Receipts.
$1,000 head,
Hogs are quiet at sN ,0l12 'or corn fed. Ro-
eaipt5 iuOU head,
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NOTICES..

1. %. %. f. FkiSTiAd Fk2ETiAfs : stsi.t F2H
Proposals will be received by the undersigned
up 10 five (5l O'Clock 2. NJ. of Wednesday
September 30th, 1874, tor printing five hun.
dred t50O copies OF the journal OF the Il. W.
Grand Lodge of Delaware l.O. .. F.. for com
position. paper, press work. covers and bind
iHg-size of page to be the same as that adopt
ed by the urand Lodge Of the United States.
Paper to weigh sixty ttu) pounds to tLe
Ieam; sheet a by p inches. Proceedings
proper to be set in small plea. old style; com
munications. addresses. resolutions reports OF
committees. &c, to be set in bourgeois. old
style.
Estimates to include three hundred 200
copies folded and stitcheD OF the report o
the Grand Officers. which are to be printed
and delivered on or before Oct. l3. ls1t and
, the type kept standing Tor the journal without
extra charge therefor.
| The work must be frst-elass. and delivere,
at the office of the Grand Secretary within
| three 80 weeks after the receipt of copy
| Proofs must be furnished.
| The right TO reject any or all bids is re
! served. ISAAC HALLAM.
| sep22-6t Urand Secretary.
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REGISTERS > Order.
KEelsrER OFyIrs

ANGl-fkR OrfItk.
New Caste County. August 18th. lS74.
lIoR Application oi samuel \. Armstrong.
Aum!nl-tratur ct Frances Atm.trong, late OF
ApppquinimiuK hundred In said county. de-
ceased it is Ordered and d.rected by the
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice al the granting Il Letters OF Ad-
minislra,iun unon the Estate ui the deceased,
with the dat, of granting here OF. by causing
10 be posted within forty DAYS
Ium tho date Vi such Letters. in SIX of the
most I,ubic places OF the county of New Cas-
lie. recurring all persons havins demands
against the - ate 10 present The same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such ea.e
made aud provided And also cause the Sai.e
Ia he inserted within the same reriod IN the
pelassre uaLette, "A Newspaper published in
" llmiugtun. AMI Il To continued therein
two mouths.
,.,o,0-A Giveu under tho hand aai seal ct
sHs6 oihcc ul the REGISTER Aturestil. a.
% Dover, Ncs Castle equity aforesaid,
the day aci year above written.
u. gibbs Register.
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EoR SALE OK To LEASE.

The undersigned is authorized II invite
prGpn,ai, for the purchase OF lease OF the
SIrt House. On the grounds OF the keL Jbaih
Beach Camp Meeting Association, The Suri
llolse Is furnished throughout. and is offeIe
with It's furniture. The proposal TO lease
must contain an acceptable bid for the lur.
vitcs proposals. with the understanding that
they re>erN the right te enforce the rules ana
regulations which have obtained in the Iast
in the government OF the surf House and T.
reject any or all Of the offers made
JOHN b. QGIGG, Superintendent
sepl0 It'd -2Iw Wilmington. bet
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How to get Stamina

How to get StsmtnR.-Ironfr frames and
strong nervous s. stems ara not he lnt of all.
But the feeble need not despair. By adopt
ing the means they IN live as long and en-
JOY life az much as their more robust neigh
bors. Physical invigoration is. however,
necessary TO this end and while the spiritu
Gus tcnics and neryjnes usually adminI,te ereI.
eventually depress both body and mind. DR.
J. WAIVERS CALIFoRNI, VINEGAR BIrrRRs
Invariably supply new vigor TO the frame,
while the7 regulate eTery dIsordered fuuc
ton. augl5-4W
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LAa,e. Wi.n,ng 40 Purchase . ii

running and simple Sewing Ma, h,ne. would
do We T 10 call at No. Is Market street. " IL
mington Del and see Que ot the incest Fami-
IS Sewing Machines in the world 1t has no
material il iesirel without change OF needles
our hobby i simplicity, durability, light
runninS. and no threading up required self
thIetdin shuttle and selt setting needle
Sold on easy m0uthly lnstalment, or liberal
discount OF tor cash. Ladies dnn'thuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
is Market st. v lining on, Dtl
iy7iswlv }. IL. PRIMROSE. Agent
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DROPOSED AMENDMENT To TIL F
L con STU TIUN or HE STATE or DBL

AN ACT prop,s,nJ aH A Amendmemt TO the Cor'
s,itBtioa Tor he purpose Cf entpoirerinG tks
LtylShItGrs to tHdcf Il General AcorpOrhtsnl
L1lc
SECTION /. Be it enacted By the Senate
and House OF Representatives ot the Sta'e OF
Delaware in General Assembly met, Two
thirds of each house deemlng 1t Necessary and
concurring therein. AID oy and With the ap-
probation Of the Governor That the following |
amendment be and the same Is hereby pro
posei to the seventeenth section I, The sec |
ond article OF the Constitution OF this State, /
To wit. ty adding to the sdri section the /
following words. subject to the provisions /
Aforesaid: The Legislature shall have power |
10 enact a general Incorporation act, to pro- /
vide in 'orponition tor religious charitable. /
literary and manufacturing pGrposes. tor the
preservation of animal and vegetable food. /
building and loan associations. anu tnr drain-
ing low lands and no attempt shall be mlie !
ia such act oi otherwise To limit or quaiiy |
the power OF revocation reserved 10 tue lesls- !
lature in this section,
SECTION =. And be Il further eaact,i. That
the Secretary of State be and he rs hereby
directed. after the Goyernor shall have aI-
ptoyei OF tho above proposed amendment
and tAis act. duly to puhll-h the abuNe Ira
posed amendment and this act IN Two or
more newspapers in this state, Tor tho con
siiera:iun oi The peoile Ui tL's 2tate' Al least
three and not mote than Sax months before
tho next general eIectmn tor Seuators ahd
RepreseniRtivcS IN this state
Passed At Ivrtf. Ap'.t .. l>'3=
A. ' LESLEY,
Speaker Of the Senate.
JOSEPH EURClENAL.
SIeAL er Of the house 81 Representatives..
STATE az DELAWARe,
| Executive Department.
June u, lS7i }
This Act was passed by and with the appro-
| bation ot the GOvernor.
| And l. JANIS PoNpkR Governor Of the
State OF Delaware do hereby express ny APP
/ prnyal of said amendment a proi osGd III said
/ act
! Witness MY hand and the ,ireal
Seal oil said state, the day and year
OhN aforesaid. .
Rv The 1oycruor. JAMES PONDER
| JOHN IL. PAlNIER.
SECRETARY Oi state.
STATE OF pgLAwAEE.
Executive Department }
| JuuN III PAYNrER, secretary ot state q
The State of Delaware do hereby certify that
the above and loregoing ~ a true cory ot the
act entitled An act PROPOSING an amendmeht
To the GunstiiutiCn Tor the purpose oil empoW
cYlng the l.cglsintuTe To enact general lncNr
uorAtinu ltw" EaSsGd VI Dover April Sd.
is7} toRelh,t with the (ioverLors approval
of the said proposed amendment the same
having bsfn compared b. ne with the 0l iginal
roll now n hlo. ia tLis Department,
In witness whereof l have here
unto set my hand and aii ed my
oihcial seal at Dover this slNteentf
S|E SS'dIy OF June. in the year OF our LorS
one thousand eIS kt hundred and seyenty. tour
i JOHN IL. PATNTER,
ie23te Secretary Of State.
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NJ UTlCE A meeting Of TIE Stockholders
~ OF tue Mechanics Loan Association
In rersuance Of call. a meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Mechanic Loan Association ,
will be held at the rooms, y T. Cor. Third
and Marx ct. on THURSDAY Evening". Sept.
24th at - o'clock. A full attendance is re
Quested.
sepl5cod1t ". J. MORROW, See'y.
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CONFERENCE ACADEMY DEDit iTIoN.
Tomorrow is the regular Dedication
and opening of ihe Wilmington Con
ference Academy at Dover The Rev
Mr. Ives of New York and Rev Mr.
Bennett of Philadelphia and others are
to deliver addrcrses. Dinner and pro
visions is made for the entertainment
of visitors 1t was said yesterday at
the preachers meeting in this city, IT
was believed that there was not gran
der building in America for the purpose
designed aud the cost of the money. .-
That it was well worth going to Dover
To- see that the prospect of the opening
was beyond all conception there heinz
there seventy or more studeuts on thcll
role some being from Mary land. New
York, Washington City, Virginia and
aiong the line OF Delaware from W il
mington to the Capes, and some of then
SOILS of the best of scholars, and pro
frssiohal men. Rev. l. VI William
President and the care of teachers Al,
spoken Of in the highest term, Of ap
probation. A career of usefulness j
opening before this institution that j
prOmising-and this will be the schou
| of Delaware an honor tolhc State, e
the professors and to the " ihnin4tol
conference,
LECTURE In the rooms of The His
torical society, last evening before
good sized audience, Dir lloraii1 Ston
! al New \ ork, delivered an entertain
ing Lecture ON The Ideal of Nations
| Life The discourse was a rare trca
and was listened to with close after
ton.
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NllrlCE

All persons having claims against tho E.
tate oi the deceased must present the same
duly s.ttsted to the Administrat-iX, on CT
before september la;h, l>75 or abide the Act
ot A .,cmbly III such iac made and provided
hUSE DoUGliERIN.
Atmini-rStux.
Ailrcs-New Castle. Del s+l3L .w2ai
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At ~ o clock. n. NJ,
Al NJ. 223 MARKET STREET.
The following described First Glass Furniture.
consisting of Chamber Suits a
s Bedsteads. Bureaus and Wash. W.
IL stands. Parlor Suits. >, hs and NJ
- Chairs. large easy and Turkish
Chairs. Lounges and Mattresses. Ladies' and
Gents Writing Desks. Book Cases. Side
Boards. Marble Top Tables Bouquet and Card
Tables. Looking Glasses. Camp Chairs and
Stools. Chilireh's Rocking and High ChaiIs.
Backing Boxes, Foot Stools Ottumans. Piano
Stools Hat and Clothes Racks. Book SHELVES.
Parlor Corner Closets Umbrella Stands. Mu-
sic stands. Towel hacks. Libtary Step Lad
ders. large assortment OF Rocking Chairs
Lalnbrequns and window cornishes large as.
sortment OF Window Shades, plain. fancy and
Holland Fixtures anj Rollers OF all descrlp-
lions. Fixtures for Nenitian Blinds. Muslin
Bed Ticking. Hair Cloth and Oil Cloth. large
assortment OF Terry, Furniture. CLING AMI
silk Cords. Picture Cord and rasseis. ! Howe
Sewing Machine, Marvin Safe. new first
class Hair Picker, Hoovers celebrated Bed
stead and Reclining Chairs, Wilson's patent
adjustable Medical Chair. | Letter Press
Countins-house Desk Hair. Tow. Moss. Tacks.
and many other articles too numerous to men
ton. ROBBERY IL. JoStS. assignee
l. W. t,iham \ son. Auctrs sepla.
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rUNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-SrRAlE ED
i away from the subscribers. small non :
gray MULE, With dark stripe across has
shoulders. The above reward wlll be baii
for his return 10 our stables ut Delaware City.
Del. .cn
sep2-2tawkw4t CT BRADl II W.
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EDITION
FAIR AT MIDDLEToWN
MORE NOMIN ATOMS
INSPECTORS APPOINTED.
THE MIDDLETOWN FAIR.

ITS OPENING TO MoRRow-ARRANaEMRN
TIE ENTRIES.
Tomorrow, the first Fall Exhibition Of
the Peninsular Agricultural and Pomologi.
cal Association opens at Middletown, and
will no doubt, prove highly successful
affair.
The grounds OF the Association, about
halt mile from Mld1letown, have been care
fully prepared, and provided with all the
necessary buildings. Trias OF speed will
take place on n geod half mile course.
The entries of stock and machinery have
been very large, and the display will doubt
less be very tiue.
For the trottnE, sixty entries have betn
made. OF horses ranging IN time from
minutes TO 81. lhe purses range from S25
10 500. Should the weather continue
favorable, the atte ndance all through will
doubtless be very large.
PESCADER The Democrats of Pen
cador Hundred met by appointment at
Glasgow Sep. 18th for the purpose OF
nominating an inspector assessor and ,
road commissioners Mr.. ). Frazer was
chosen chairman and y. j. Raimond,
Sec, the following gentleman were
nominated:
nspcctor-John ". Kane
Asscssor-Albert J Raimond,
Road Commissioners-Sa Samuel Frazer
and Andrew Fisher
SAMUEL FRAZER, President
ALBERT J RAIMoSD, sec
The Democrats Of Pencader Hundred
are requested to meet at the hotel ol
VIM. Guthrie on Saturday sept Goth
nj 30 p VI for the purpose Of organ
izing for the coming campaign \ full
| I,tt.p1an1a i rn.,tt.sfaI llX- artlaY 70
the committee.
ISsPKcToE APPOINTED -E-quFe f. L.
Frazer has been appointed Inspector TO hcli
the October election IN the Second Ward.
r The appointment was made by the Levy
Court Tie County Collectors act ss IT.
speoto,, at THIS election, but Tor Election
pjsti,cts where there are no collectors IA.
Levy 'ourt makes the appointments It's
} Inspectors are required 10 give tn day :
notice of this election,
j anus T.. Hayes has he II appointed la
spectur Tor the Fourth Ward.
LARGE FUNEEAI The funeral ~
Mr. Kirby, Ct New Castle Hundred
r took place Yesterday afternoon I'll,
place Ot intcrmcnt being RiVcrNlrN
. Cemetery Deceased was wildly know
in the county, and in consequence th'
/, funeral was largely attended, the IA
, neral Cortcg" reaching almost from OH.
bridge tu hrothct, asst passed thr"u-l
t this city
\ DS TUE lAMPAuE Last evening, As
:. drove Of teer5 were being driven .,lun
+, latnill street t. the daughter hou,,s
90 one 1t them escaped from thu herd an
i ran violently up the trrct, creating
.sfeat scnsatiuu IL turned ont Eight
IL street and ran several squares before h-
/ lEg stopped. Fortunately hr caused Ii
- dama-r to any person on the strrrt-
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III RLIC SAL ES.
pIrIBI.lC SALE.

VIII be sold at Pubic sale,
on SATURDAY. SEPT. 10Th la,
At II o'clock in the morning,
At MIier's Auction Rooms ). F. Corner Of
Fourth and King streets,
All that certain Lot Of Land situate at the
: " Cor. ot fourth and French Sts., -.
with a three-story Brick House there ,.a
On erected having front on Fourth I'M
street Of ~ feet. by - feet inches on 4EI
French street.
Terms easy; will be made known on day oi
sale. THOMAS NJ. UGLE.
sept2t II Auctioneer
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SECOND EDITION.
HOME LOAN MEETING,
BASE BALL GAMES.
FAILURE 0FA MANUFACTURES
THE Loans.

ANNUAL MEETING OF HOME LOAN As
sOCIATION.
List hight. the annual meeting Of
Home Loan Asso citation was held. The
annual report of the Auditors was sub
mitted, from which we extract the fol-
lowing
Received for dues past year, S26 SOC
amount of loans, s43,45O; premiums, sY.-
Ol9 9ji Interest. slj0l9 %; highest pre-.
MUM, 4211 per cent; lowest2l.
Operations for seven years and seven
mouths received for dues. S1SG $50
prem ums, $50 $50, 95; interest, SOL, 900, 15
amouot of loans. s2S+ .270 ; present value
OF each share, 1st series, 1854 so; %,
$35. 80; 81, sl7. 80; advance, $63 80, $1l :
35 and.$5 80. Value of all shares, Is,
series, s276. o37 20; 81, 80 $40 81; Sd. 81 :
556 33.
| All the old officers were rp-elpctpd
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims AGAINST iLe Is
tate Ct the deceased must pTeseLt the Sau,a
duly atte>ted the Administrator, on T be
fore August .C,b. -, OF ABIDE the Act sf
Assembly ia snch case m idu and provided
SAMUEL. A. ARMSTRONG.
mlulsttator
4 ldrtss- Smyrna, Pei Aug2swem
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FAIIUBE = Mr. Jamt, u. kuoale les who
has been carrying On a wool!en mill IN New
Castle, has suspended operations, ana nis
liabilities are said 10 amount to Slv0 ,0pO.
Ihe creditors have been notified to attend 4
meeting on the 95th INST.
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PEACHES.
MuLDAYs SHIPMrNrs-

MONDAYS SHIPMENTS.
To Jersey City, : cars or $500 baskets
To Philadelphia, 3 500
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All the old officers were reelected.

BASE BALI-At the Scheutzen Park
Yesterday afternoon the game between
the A. l. klett, and Central clubs re-
suited in favor of the former by score
Of 81 toe.
At Eighth and Franklin streets, yes
terday afternoon nine from Postlcs'
morocco factory beat nine from
Richardson 5 establishment by score
of 81 to is
On the McDowcllvillc grounds, yes
terday afternoon, the Coopers Nine
heat the Dauntless by score Of 81 to
~.
AT the Schuctzcn Park, tomorrow
afternoon, a match game of base bal
will be played between the y. I
klett and Butcher BOYS OF this CITY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Food for tho Rabies.


Cbtl;ren fell ori lttBGE'S tOUU will thriv ve
be strong an inlAit.y AMI become lutte mod
els OF youthful. :t"tnsth ant chii ttsh beauty.
apr-d9iu
ChnconIc.4<t fAvnrin; Extracts
of Vstili. Lsgar. ~ ,-e. koJe. Bitter Al
mon /! Gu.+r, u cr. O.. i,ry. etc etc. made
aud soii wa 'r.d. ,. i..4tt,i hs
Il AlN'iltlK>l \ co.
Ctti.et ski lui Market stfsat-
BFJdiu'. uirnr,.t"u, Cace tor Carms
An tnsn,h remedy Of re,t ro:u,.iity. tor
removing clrns without y N.
T. BkINGlit is + a e t..
Au"tL'rtrIvs.
r.fuer ; xth snd Market streets.
tinc.i salad Oii
.et -, hy
t. RN[NGHt'RSr \ Co.
i-it Nrrnr- S'''h rp N.fA"t tr-~ts.
Fine Nail ~Ct.~0TA
Curved AMI s'raish, Ma btu,h-a. ianl
Brushes Ma Files. Nau ~ .L-,S. 'ai, TOT
sale by l. BklNdiiUkSr ( Co.
Corner SIKH and Market stres's.
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RAILROAD TRoUBLEs The car Us ID by
the Worcester < Somerse' T. T. Tor passen-
gers, was seized On Safuiday, at Newtown,
Nd Tor debt hy the repre- 4entatlves Of tne
Philadeiphia, Wilmington X Baltimore r.
r., from which corporation 1t was reuted
Arrangements Will, however, bs made for
the tran7mission of passengers until the
company, can relieve teelI from is ljn4b.
los
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IFAN1S.

...Nituations and Help wanted.un-
der this classtac at Ion head, are pub,
lIshed al O1ly Ihr.e Cents per line
for each inser tt0n
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yNANTED-A boy who can iced Taylor
w Cylinder Press Apply at this clice.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-22

Wy yANrED. w ilmirgton Coal Gls stock,
w A,iiress b. " Gazette letter box
aprastl
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P.Inae Vsn.iia B,ansI

soll ~'lni.'4 ,e mi rGt ttii by
+ BklNHuUlSt 4 90.
Cufue- Sixth tud Ma,kCt SIZE 3,
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMr.ct...

WILMINGTON, Del. Gent 2q Is-I
! Latest Stock quotations furnished by mer-
mex. johnson A Co, S. u or. 9Th and Mar
YET street, Wilmington. DCl.. ut | p. M. to
The daily gazette., 1874-09-22

WhNiSGrOS DBL. Sept, q. 1874.
-, Y iotati9ns AZ the Bnndywine Mills for
Fluar and urain--Corrccted Daily.
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ALFRED WALTON. Druzsist. y. -
ttket street respectfully iniorm5E Ii .inend'
bnnl All desrrtpttons OF medicines api III II
a conpelen. per.on l. at al. tunes le,dN to
Irescr he tor su IA mex Is call At thit store.
sad hit u chngs i. made EXCEPT tne r"gu-
Iar pitce ui ths i.. ed!eines. tho salae pt! c
astLey nu ord Ily npy Shere else; hut thhl
NJ on. is y.si.el Al tie r ,slienc-t
soIIet mirrOrs,
a full assortment Of all sizes. inclu ling
n BKINGHURSr IL CO.,
Garner OF Sixth and Market streets.
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Far the H.'i

Bath Brushes. Bah los /. t,ta Sporges
aud Bath SOAPS II eNtr' .eN tiety. Also.
fie b Gloves. Strlps. Bra H. e,'., OF horse
hair. pty Friction oip' e. aut many other
articles OF the same oI-s' ut
h. BhINGlIURSl y 20,
,iurt~r Sixth anl Market SiieSs
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Total, 10 5,NS
Previous ship. 1,2i. 613, 800
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He 3. pisGhlGG1Il dfani GIIl

Csucert in aid OF the Masonic Relief Assoela
tion OF Norfolk. Virginia. will take place en
SEriEMBER Sd. 1874.
Al.o X kentucky Stats Lottery Tor the Oeheht
yana OF Cuba tickets for sale prizes cashed
and circulars OF information sent Iree
JOSEPH BATES Il CO.. :.
Pos' |fice Box i2oi. lsO broadway. n i
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COUTU JERSEY INSTITUTE. N. p
y First-ciass School for both SEXES Loca-
tiop dclightful and heal,hy; climate nild.
building brick heated by sieam; lighted
by gas; hot and cold water. Railroads and
tolegTaphs, Commences September :. send
auS;.Sw TX. TRAsK PRINCIPAL.
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Canc1nlc.4xt avuri. EI
Uinc.t salad Oii
FINE Nail ,ot.~or

l. RH[NGaURSr \ co.
i-it Arnr- S,,'h il N.tt"t tracts.
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NOTICE -CITIZENS' LOAN ASSOCIA-
IN TON N.-The 4th series OF 5ol shares fol
sale al 81 90 per share. First payment on ol
b fore October lst. next.
sep7tf GEo; I. MAhio, sec y,
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VERY PECULIAR LOCK,

which sometimes requires several at
tempts before it yields to the key, and
which an inexperienced person could
scarcely manipulate. Now if this door
was locked Frank must have been eXr
ceedingly expert to unlock it before
the pursuing Warden overlook him. :
But he did it and and dashed right on
To the front door, which is merely fas-
tened by a large bolt To draw back
the bolt and open this door was the
work of an instant and after this oper-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-25

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