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Observation-Disclosures.
MONETARY.
OPFJCB OP THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
XRnNRsnAY KyENISG. Inue "a. 1874.

"WEDNESDAY EvsSIsS. June "a. 1874.
We have 10 new feature to notice in the money
market, which continues quiet and easy, with
limited demand for discounts at the banks, ana
moderate offerings On the street. The few Trans
actions reported in commercial paper are in hret
class At previous rates. We continue to quote Sc,
lected signatures, with or without cOilateras, 2!
IT, and second grade at lax p cent per month
First clsss mortgages RUE at 10 p cent per an
num- While uOthiI is reported ID second grade
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LINZ
OF kTEAMERS.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THR NEW ORLEANS
TRADE
THB MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LINZ
FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW STEAMERS
Tons
ST. LOUIS, CAPTAIN Reid.......................1
MEMPHIS, Captain Mellon. .......,...........25 N
MISSISSIPPI, Captain Wrake .................25 800
vICKSBURG, Captain Roberts. $3.50
TEXAS, Cap ain Lauren sen. ............. 600
DOMINION, Captain B0uchette.. ............ 900
ONTARIO, captain French. ...................3s 900
For Liverpool Direct.-The steam.
ST. LOUIS,
REID Commander
viii leave on or about June 10.
From her whalj, foot OF Jackson street, Fourth
District Will receive and sign through bills ot
ladng to Havre, Bremen Hamburg, Antwerp Rot
teIdam, and all continental ports.
Parties desrous Of sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid emigration tickets here 70
duction allowed when applied for in groups.
For freight or passage. having superior aecomno-
datiOuas apply to SILAS WEEKS l. CO.,
No. 48 Carondelet street.
Managing owners-FLINN, MAIN MONTGOk
cry, No. II Lancelot Hey, Chapel street, Liver.
pool. ... jal0 1y
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VALUABLE DOUBLE COTTAGE PROPERTY,
Nos. 20 and u Seventh street, between Chippewa
ard AnnunciatiOn streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.
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DIAMOND PIN AND RING. TWO GOLD WATCHES
AND CHAIN
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Wakeman ". kawnrd, vs.. Nlr.. Coro Am,
Conard authorized, wife OF Robert Moore
second Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans,
RY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF FrERJ
- 1acias to me directed by the honorable the
second Justice Court for the parish of Orleans
Pobnc auction, at the Merchants and Auctionee r,'
E1eHange. Royal street, between Custombouse
an1 Taha streets, Second District of this city on
Jscii July - 1874 at twelve NJ, the following
uescrIDel property. to wit
One CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND stuated in the
h D5strlc, OF this city, in the square No. 307
ooutea oy rankin, Basin, Lafayette and Poydras
streets, and designated as lot No of said sGuare
a. measuring 50 feet in, hes front on Franklin
street, by depth Of IS feet 3 inches on the line
winch separates it from lot No. g. 85 feet 3nches S
tb on ine other me and 80 feet inches wide on
ane rear llne according to the plan of L. H. Pile
9eputy surveyor, on the twenty seventh June l843
aeposited IN the office of L. T. Caire notary public
knowh As house Nos. l59 and l6l Franklin street
tnereon and rights, ways and privileges thereto
uelohglhg, being the same property acquired nv
thS defendant herein from the succession of Ma
thilde Sauve ct AL by act of sale before Ionis T
1913. f'-'N oA WIG i'ut'eehth gay OF June,
Seized in the above stated suits.
ierms-Cash On the spot.
Je25 jy5 26 JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable.
Frank rss r. s Alfred Courtney, Su6ro.
me Parish OF Orleans, No. 1874.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS To
-. me elIected by the Hon. W. T. Houston FIJI st
i san OF the Peace 10 and for the parish of Or
friday, July 3, 1874, at twelve O'clock NJ. At
James Regans stables on Baronpe. between Pow
drss and Lafayette streets, the following described
property, to wit
ONE MULE.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Je23%jys JOHN HURLEY, Constable.
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8 The steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
II. B. CROWELL Commander,
will leave her wharf foot Of Jefferson street Cd
SUNDAY, June %. at 8 A. N.
These steamers have superior accommodation
for passengers.
Cabin passage. .......... ...........Sso
MI, SteefaHe.. ......;..;.... ......:...... Is
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool Clss
gov, Bremen and Ham burg.
Through Tickets for First Class and Stee1sgs
Passengers for Liverpool ed the Co9tinent, cen
Meeting With Gaion'e Line of Steamers sailing
from New York every WEDNESDAY.
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN q. LODWIGsEN, Agent
No. 1870 Common street.
The steamship GENERAL MEADE viii follow
leaving SATURDAY, July 4, at 8 A. n. ia4
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SUCCESSION OF a. W. MERRIAM, DECEAsE
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By Nash & Hodgson.

Observation-Disclosures.
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Grand total 20 900 gifts, all cash 500, 900
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. Observation-Disclosures $50
Halves. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
Tenth or each coupon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5
Eleven whole tickets for. ...................s 500
Twenty-Five and one half tickets for. ....... 1000
Tickets are now ready for sale. and orders &C.
cOmpanied by cash will be promptly filled.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to satisfac-
tory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars furnished
application.
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTB
Agent and Manager, Public Library Building Lou.
Isv1lle, Kentucky. my26
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The Weather and Rivers.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Orleans, June "a, 1874. :
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. &c 948.
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH C. MOSBY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 10.
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Steamship CITY of Dallas. Hines. for New York
British schooner Lily Of tie Valley, Leitch, fol
Belize. Honduras
Scbeof,er Teyana Rault for Pascaeoula. in ballast
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 COS.
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NEW YORK-SteamshipC City of Dallas-l4Ol bales
cotton % bbls clay
BELIZE-Schooner Lily of the Valley-384 bbs
-four 50 half bbls -four SKIS bran 5 res hams tics
lard kegs butter bbls tar 20 kegs lard bbs pork
l cks bacon half Dbl beef and sundries
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-21
POSTAL TELEGRAPH AND
PRESS NEWS sE.. ss.

The postal telegraph bill now pen
dingin the United States Senate re
ducesthe rates SO greatly that it is be
lieved that specials under theposta
system will be as cheap as the Asso.
ciated Press news under the present.
The rates for night specials" from
Washington to a single Boston pa
per are So for a hundred words, or
$3.50 if the same special is deliver
ed to two papers without any pro-
vision for reduced rates, where tits
dropped at way stations. Uner
the proposed plan the rates for the
same service to one paper would be
$3.50; two two papers, $l.70,
with one third less rates when drop
ped at way stations, These rates
are less than those now charged to
the Boston papers for the Associated
Press news. Under the postal tele-
graph system the agency now en-
ployed for the collection and distri-
button of commercial news would be
reorganized, and its business per-
formed by associations organized by
merchants for that purpose. The
low rates offered to such associations
will not only correct existing evils,
but prevent many other abuses to
which the present system offers
great temptation. These associations
can be organized as freely as if they
were rival and independent tel,
egraph companies. The provision
for specials at these low rates will
it is believed, work as great reform
in the relations of telegraph to the
press as resulted from the transfer Of
the telegraph in England from pri-
yate companies to the government.
There theanumber of towns to which
the news reports are sent is nearly
three times as large as formerly, and
the number of subscribers for the
commercial news increased in large
The telegraph companies
sent reports to one hundred and
seventy three journals, which was
increased in one year under the pos
tai service to four hundred and sixty
seven, while the number, of words
daily transmitted during the session
Of Parliament was, increased from
about six thousand to twenty thous-
and, and in the same ratio for the
rest of the year.
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TNUMBER 81

- 48f 8
2. Strenlia, ..
3, Brazil wood,
4. Soda,
5, Alcohol, 81 per cent
20, II s, S. BROCK COMMON WHISKY,
This contained
Sugar of lead, 8 grains to 3 quart,
2, Strychnine,
3 Stron tia,
4, Potash,
5 Benzipe, M
6.Bra zil wood, # @-a3a.
z. Alcohol, Is per cent.
Thiss analysis is not exhaustive,
as did not seperate the sugar which
some of the liquors contained In the
form of caramel nor the Cayenne
pepper which all the whiskies con-
tanned more or less. The poisonous
substances, however, [ carefully
separated. The absolute amount
sugar of lead strychnine, ant
strontia was remarkably large. The
poisonous qualities of these substan
ces is so we'll known that nothing
here needs to be said about them.
In many of these liquors there il
strychnine enough in a quart to xii
man if it were taken seperate from
any other mixture and at one dose ::
the same is true of the sugar of lead.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-21

NJ ARBLE WORKs.s N9 0 t4aHh6 u
W. HUGGINS az WA SsrYDrrpNy
kenosha and Racine, wis.
Monumental land Gravegtone worE acr4a 4 !; :
40 highest style ofthe art .S'@e1 =
@Rs3 M ts6E -lR r. ROBERTS Agent.
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NJ ANDRE, Manufacturer, Wholesale an
staf Dealerin Cigars, Plug Cut. Ohsxing
amos Joking I obacco. Snuff Pipes &C. q scigars
are al mad efrom bestqualities OF domestic and
impoTfedtobacco, ands old totLetrsdeatl oWest
casn rates. Assoc INSTANTLY on sand 9 mefne
heerschaump pipes % rderspromr tlyflled Base
menlLyman' ebuilding C ornerof MainandMae-
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WHAT THEY DRINK.
THAT is, THE DRINKERS OF LINCOLN,
NEB. A CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF
THE LIQUORS AND WINES, SO
CALLED, SOLD BY THE
sALOONISTS OF
THAT PLACE.

To the Lyncoln Temperance Society.
I IN TN1vppcrrv on Nppp,sr. nm nm
MENT OF NATr1RAr, Sc1ENcEs. TIN.
colin, NEB.. April 25. 1874-l
In accordance with your @reouest. T |
have made a careful analysis of the
liquor brought to me two weeks
ago. Inc following IS the result:
NO. l. DErwEILRRs .sBLAcK MAR1AR''
contained the f,lIoNino INGREDIENTS
L. Sugar If lead s ora;ns r. .
quart. 2a.gee
z. otrychnlne, large amount.
3. Strontia. e
f. Benzine'
6. Brazil wood.
!. Aichol Il per cent
,,, w. :. 9oloA hh0A "hioA'
mo eoa.a.na
xuart.
2. Strychnlne.
3. Strontla.
4. Potash. a..4 s Is +.
0. Benzlne.
b. Brazil wood. e.
r. Alchnl l8 peer cent.
NO. B. KLETCH'S WHISKY.
Ibis contained n.4
Suger OF lead, 81 grams to a
quart. s.a...
2 Strychnine.
B. Strontia,
T. Fotash' ,.... ..s..
G A1eboI ~ nov oon+
-,
NO. Z hoDohlM , "h10AA'
IhIs continued 5....-...=
l. Sue ar OF lead, 80 grams to a
uuart.
3. Strychnine.
.. otronta' -a.s
4. Hotash. m .....e ......... ....-f
= 5. LOG wood.
o' 4o5 ''oo"' iu.5r ot. .sal
NO. o LEIGHTON " BROWN 5 BEST
HoKF WINE ..=t
This continued a 3D. rt
L. Sugar OF leae, 3 grams 10 a
quart .,,'
Il. FOtaSn ana sooa caclonates'
-
A'o '''' Pa o'
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"William," said one Quaker te

"William," said one Quaker to
another, thee knows I never call any
body names, but William. if the
governor Of the state should come to
me and say Joshua, 7 want thee TO
find me the biggest liar in the State
Of New York | would come to thee
add say, William, the governor
wants to see thee particular .'"Sas
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EWAHNEN BROTHERS, No ~ Main st. K enosba
"a Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly on
Aand well elected stock of cloths. Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing Hats and
Caps Of the lateststyles. Work done and goods
old as cheap Is at any othegestab lighmentintbe
tea 1vlQ
g DOAN ,dealerin Dry Goods ,stapleand Fan
Sc CT Goods, all kinds OF Cloths Ready Made
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods Hats and Oaps.
&C., &C. Let 1t be remem bered that we keen
Othing but firstsclass goods and further I win
OF be undersold In this or any other western city
Rtmbalps Block. Main st. Kenosha, Wis
s@ 1y1
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IpESEN 4 BEDESS NJ, Manufacturers and
ND Dealers in all kin OF Furniture Spring
Beds, Mattresses, Uph"lA.ereo Goods, Chamber
and Parlor Setp Re- made Collins always on
hand. Shop on Main near Wisconsin.
Kenosna, June 26, 1eI 1y5
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VERY STABLE.-Ben JeWeti isprepare to
~ furnish the best Horses and Ca-riag e for
business or pleasure, on the shortest notice
Btarse talltimes ready to attend funerals. 1tf
Stablen MarketSq.. neart4e PostOf1ce
Renosha Wisconsin
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A R Ut R a.

Has removed his Barber Shopto No. 81 Main st
I'd doornorth OF Thos. English q shop, which
S1ilding eh asst b oroug hlyren tilted up
In the bes ossible manner. and " here he WILDE
happyto NEE hit old customers, all y n require
6isservices n he artsonsorial.
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rAW YR0N A. BAKER. Atternevara rorr.cIo.
W1 Law Real EetateAge nt. and Jnstic ~ ~
oeace. Convevancing and COllection = Claim
promptly attended to on liberia Terms Ofsce
" balls 7lock, cor. OF Main and PARK Sta
Wisconsin
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TOHNsoN,s BOOZE STORE

TOHNSoN'sBoO STORE
- No. SO Main Street full andcomplets
issortmentof School Books ALSO Standai and mis-
iellaueous Books. Writing and Wall Paper Sheet
yusic land yari0usarticle of thetrade.
s. G. JOHNSON.
."t &ss 1y15.
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ID B. WHITAKER q CO., Manufacturers or
AN@ Portable & s stationary Steam Engines and
BOILERS, Skating and Pullies, Hand and Power
lire Benders, Tire Drills. and all other kinds OF
machinery. Also Kenosha Union Thimble Skeins.
layers, Bolster and Reach PlHtes Kettles, Sleigh
Snoes and Post Maul a Repairing done promptly.
Kenosha, WIS.,, April goth, 1874. III =
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EATMARKE EFT. Main Street., Kenosha, VIII
49, Inec noicest efalI kind OF Meats ,SaltPork
ornea peer, smoked Hams Sausage, &C.. DO.
Ousosaaneiyon nand. Pricesalways reasonable
- - haeA&8 VIM. ENGLE q co. l
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q DAM DICKFAUT, Shaving, Eair-cutting and
IA Snampooilg Saloon, one doors north OF r..
simmons store. Oldrazors sharpepe d and repair.
d. mai Ladies and Children hair-cutting o
pecialty Comeand THYME. v2S-1yl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-06
MARYLAND AFFAIRS.

tiemen have been selected as managers Of this
camp meeting: q. j. Scott, Thomas Vsndyke
W. T vAniyke, r. +. Moffstt, T. j. Shalcros
Edw. +. acock, r. s. Wilmer. W. 7. Hrphron, r
Lusi'y. r. r. Price. 7 u. QuiInby, F. y. Nor
r,s, -Eugene GouG,ns, W. II. Forl,uer, John Bry.
all, James Davis aud William Wilson.
LAND SALES j. A. Pearce, Esq, as trustee,
sold at the Vosheli House, on Tuesday. the farm
Of John ii. Cuinmns, near Gslena, containing
about 223 acres, to John q. Black, of Smyrna,
Delaware, for $50 per acre.
Il. r. Perkins, ESQ 40 trustee, sold on the same
day and at the same place. an inferior tract oI
land near Morfls Station, called the Forest fArM
containing about 2S4 acres. to Capt. A. Woodali,
for $500. : keaf Netcs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-06
NOTICES.
RE.I3TKY HuRExu

NoTIoE,1The registry Bursau win be opened
~ ON MONDAY. July l3th inst. 10 ayeid con-
Tuslon and the better to arrange the work of this
department, the city has been divided Into Sec
tions. and the time appointed in which the citaens
property holders) In each eeon ars respectfully
requested to present their deeds with correct
description OF their property at this office:
Section LIST extends from Market to Union, nnd
9th. :"
Section 2. extends Il u. Market to Union, and
August 10th. 6 8F E TT -
Section 3. extends from Market to Union. ana
ts0a ~ & &hhir'asnth to Assust iOlh
Section 4. extends from Market to Onion. and
1te - asont Strestouth TO CITY Line; from August
Section 8, West Of Market and North of brandy
Sas.;an ."Des u 10 <ist. sAA
:, aee,on O. East OF Market and North of Ninth
sIIeets; rom Sepfemher 2lst to October 5th. -
SECTION Z. East OF Market street and from Third
TO Ninth streets; from Oct. 5th to 10Th.
M section ). East of Marke street. and South from
nrd 10 streets from Oct 18th to Nov Cd
osch9ns, East OF Market. and South from ST
10 clty Line; nom Nov. I'd to 10th
copy Of the Registry Law and blank forms for
aescriptlon OF property win be furnished on an
piieation at this Office, a -
;.se Chaei Engineer aud Surveyor,
renth and King Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-06
From the Smyrna Times.

1--WE have not condemned MIR. Biggs on iLis
grab Tor the same reason that the Gasette npholds
Lim-because he Is Democrat"
The Ttmes condemns Mir. Biggs, Int it has vi
tered no word OF condemnation against Presi.
dent Grant, who pocketed $4,000 by signing the
"salary grab" bin aud making it law, and still
holds the money he thus got. Nor does the
Times publish the names OF the "grabbers" be-
longing TO It's own party and condemn them as 1t
condemns Mr.. biggs. The reason is assigned in
ils article which We quote. He is a Democrat.
About three Radical members got the grab" and
kept it to one Democrat, aud yet the Times over.
looks all the Radicals and all its censure is heaped
upon one Delaware Democrat.
There we're l69 Radicals in the House and only
SO Democrats. In the Senate there were about
b4 Radicals and 16 Democrats We therefore
hold that the Radicals responsible for the pas
sage Of the bM and Grant responsible for COM
pletng the work Of making it q law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-06
rIIE BOARD OF HEALTH.
REGULAR MEETING FRIDAY EVENING.

Tine Board of Health met ia r.ga!Ar ses
sion. Friday nigti, fn sldeat Il :kei ~ a z
chair.
Nhtsanc' were te,n ried n, h'm,-a III tn"
follow Ing tocalitIr: StHug hte. tniu>t> oI,
Tathaii street ntw. es Sp,;,.iri aud Third;
adjuiLiug John q. B.ker'- Mororcu fact'" y;
OH Tenth street bet weon Walnut snd VII
SOD. on Wawaset street het ween Jack SOD
and Van Buren,.
Various committees ware continued ON
nuiaances under consideration.
A complaint from j. W. Shepherd, In re-
ference TO the amount paid BY him for draip-
ing bis house on Mary land NJ euus, but the
Board refused TO lake any further action in
the matter, than WAS Icing taken Ivy the
Tenth Ward Committees.
The Street ominissouer WAS directed ~
give attention to various CUTTERS la the
Tenth Ward, which were reInri.d M bsiuy
In filthy condition.
A communication WAS read itom the
Odorhs> Excavstipg Company. COM plain
ing ina: the Board has failed 10 give said
Company the necessary protection IN the
exclusive enjoyment OF the rights gnarau-
teed by the contract for cleaning cess pools;
and that the olrt scavengers were still work
ing, in violation OF law. Tuat IN view Of
this fact, the Company WAS losing money
thereby. The cou IN unication further stated
that the city would ba held strictly liable
for all damages Sustained iu this respect by
the Coinpsny.
Col. Mccullough moved that y commit.
tee Or two be appointed TO con Ter with the
City Soiit titor, y To The legal remedies TO
protest The Cd rless Excaynttng Company.
Adopted.
TIDE chair appointed Col. =. Mccullough,
and Capt. Il j. Dougnerty, sait commit
tee.
The following orders were directsd to ne
drawn: John Curry, $24 %, John Lungren,
$25 ~.
The Street Commissioner was uCtlted
that gutter near ord aud Plue streets,
needed Ills attention.
On motion, the Board al inurned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-06
on the Easlern Shore of MarYland. io " /

on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. TO wit:
A 5sS.s.s d Ss:;
of 1867. and cal. ed the Qussr Anues e Kent Rail
FS.s Ss:shisIi si.S S.h IA q hs k:s.,s
''Hfiss TEE :. aoa :s Junction
e. sns s.s .as SSan ssa
me unning condition. is conn nsctsd with Della
ware kailrord at Towpssnd hy Townsend Branch
with the r. W. ) b. Ek. at Wilminxton. Del.
:. N Msssey . junction ID also q station on BOMBAY
SS .aa :s J..s S1s
to Chssapssie B J. and to bs connected with
Ihs road s located N INT "a Il. midst of highly pro
dactivs, rapidly improving, fruit growing aud
Six milss sdditional of roai. provided for in its
charter, viii connsct Il With Queenstown on. Ches
spa ssr y e i s1 Bay
will connect It with Baltimore City.
Trains are daily running on the road. with coa-
OF parties abls 70 develop Its resources IL will be
q desiFsble parches; Snd Investment.
of sale rssidae In three equal instaImsn,s OF oi
and secured by bonds or notes OF purchasers. with
Estimsted numbsr of acres condemned. 22o; es-
timssea quantity q Iron Sf best quality. 70 o. tiee
at CsStrsviils engine and depot HOUSES. lots and
depot houses at Canyilles. Prices Coxs. Sadlers-
willie. Miilineton and Masesy's. one engine COM
and pump. tools. hand cars dink keys. frogs switch
o., spikes. fcales. &c.
purchaser entitled to possession on satisfactory
MAsH[kaTSH s6MH 4 TSNpE EEiNLEY.
B. BRowN. Attorney.
Centrsviils. Queen Anne's Co.. Md.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-06
General News.

Three cara OF q passenger train ON the Chatham
branch Of the Boston and Albany Railroad were
thrown frt IN the track on Saturday ct Mellen-
Vile. Eleven men we're injured, three oi them
seriously.
coiored man committed q felonious assault upou
q ei,l five years Of age. lie was lodged in Jail.
but mob took him out and hanged HIM TO o
neighboring tree.
fire In Aleghany City. Pa. on Saturday a.
tetnoon, destroyed over 100 buildings, mostly
dwellings, and made many families homeless.
The nre began in a carpenter shop. and ,s sup
posed to have been started by fire crackers throw
an by boys. The lose is estimated at tS0O.0O0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-06
Self Defence.

To criminal neglect Of preventive medication
may be ascribed majority of the ailments which
affect humanity. 1t Is we'll ascertained tact. rest
ing on the experience OF twenty years. that course
oi Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will put even II
naturally feeble system in such state of defence
that 1t will be competent to resist the most preva-
lent causes of disease such as the maiiGn influence
OF missma. unwhOlesoms water. excessive heat.
Yet there are thousands OF persons living in per
petual peril from one or more of these causes. who
reckl lsssly omit to avail themselves OF the abso-
lutte projection which this famous vegetable anti
dote Affords Intermittent and bilious remittent
feyers rheumatism general debility. nervous weak
ness and uarities OF the stomach. bowels and
liver would be comparatively unknown If this
paiatabe specific were in universal use In the die
tricts " here they principally prevail. jy2to9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-06
a Fatal Tornado.

A severe tornado visited Lewistown, Mtiin
county. Pa, at 4 o'clock on Saturday siternoon
causing great destruction OF life and property.
The Coleman House and The ho,eI at ,ha dnnot
were unroofed the steeplr OF the Presby terlan
Church was blown down. many Lonses we're
damaged, the Clamorpan Iron Company,s furnace
was partly demolished. and the long bridee of
Inc fennsylvanla railroad. with twenty ght
freight cars, was blown into The river IaTgs
humber Of men and boys snertators oc and mar.
ticipauls in a base ball match. who soppht
shelter on the bridge went down nth the ruin