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A FEW sACQUEINGs BELOW COST.

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CLOTHS, Etc.
| g. Waterproof. .:5c.
| English Waterproof.
| Striped Waterproof.
| G-4 and Cadet Gray Cloth.
Navy Blue Flannel and Cloth
| Navy Blue Repellant
great variety Of Cassimeres Tweeds, Jeans, etc.
We have an excellent make OF Jeans at PC, and
~ = ~ ~ DoMEsTICs.
| Simon Pure Lonsdalc l2c.
So-Called" Lcnstlale I0c
Soft Finish "A Cotton 9ic.
Soft Finish .-e Cotton SIC.
Soft Finish Cotton &c.
Sea Island Cotton SC.
104 Sheeting Cotton &c.
This department; Is ;ill Of all that is needed for
| housekeeping and personal pertaining to its
bianch and while quote lowest prices, have in
stock the BEST GOODS MADE.
LINENS, ETC.
III Linen Sheeting zoe.
a. ;. Shifting 25c.
"a :. Da,nasks SOC.
Together with an immense stock OF
Towels Napkins Diapers,
Doylies. Crashes,
Lawns Cambries. Etc.
All bought aivant ,geNuS.y, and to DC sold at
VERY CLOSE PROFIT.
HOSIERY, ETC.
We now come to Of the most important branches
of our business and one in which have always sS.
ccl!cd.
ladies Finished Hose S3 - up.
g Unfinished :. 80 up
Gents Half :. % up.
:. Balbriggan and real English No.
Ladies' q Silk English, German.
-And-
A tremendous quantity Of
Striped and Plain Hosiery.
Wool and Cotton for
Children all sizes
Styles and qualities
AT MODERATE PRICES.
EAlDROIDER1Es, ETC.
10000 yards Hamburg, Embroidery. frons Us 80
the finest.
Infants Waits and Robes
Embroidered Bands. Plaiting>.
Tuckings. Kutfiings,
Real and Imitation LaceS.
Iuge I.aces. Gimps and Fnn.es,
Ball Trimmings
silk Tulle Ruchings
TaIlatOn and lObbnrt Ruchngs
Embroidered. Initial H,nlstched, Tape Bor
,lercd and Colored Hemd Hdkfs.
IMMENSE VARIETY AND LOW PRICES.
GLOVES, ETC.
Beautiful soft Kids
White and Coorc,l .:c..
Harris Bros Popular Kids for
Ladies' Gents and Children.
Dogskin Buck and Thread
Ganntlets and Gloves
Black and COlOI%d SILK do.
And great variety Of other styles. for Ladies' Gents
and Children. Tsetr! and Cheap.
PARASOLS, ETC.
Beaded Parasols
Mourning Parasols,
Sun Umbrellas
Rain Umbrellas.
Twilied silk ParasOls,
Children $ PirlsOls
small lot of Serge sun Umbrellas,
Slightly discolorcd, at g 80,
We are closing ont 10, OF
Walking Sticks or Tourists at II,
Last years price -.
RIBBONS, ETC.
Plaid Sash Ribbon, 25c.
Watered and Shaded Ribbon. 25c.
Watered and Shaded Neck and Hair Ribbons.
Embroidered Neck and Hair Ribbons.
Plain and GrOsSllin Ribbons |
Roman Stripped and Plaid Ribbons.
Ladies Silk Scarfs. so.
Windsor Sca'fs, } |
Gents and Boys Ties, Bows etc.
We have the incest stock Of these goods in the city
SHAWLS, ETC.
Real Cashmere Shawls at less than importers cost
Rich Ottoman Shawls fifty per cent below usual |
prices
Striped and Plaid Shaw s from 50 30 up.
Checked and Striped shoulder Shawls from soc up |
White and Red Shetland Shawls.
ephyr Lace Scarfs, entirely new.
Roman Scarfs assorted sizes
New colors in Nubias Knitted Goats. SacqUes
Bootees, Leggings, etc.
Ali desirable in style and texture, AND AT EN-
TREMELY LOW PRICES
All the above and much more to be found at the
CASH HOUSE,
$50 and SIS Magazine street cor. st. Andrew.
BRASELSIAN AND ADAMS.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SUNDAY, DECEMBER g. 1874.

IN. SUNDAY, DECEMBER
Nerer Too Late To DO Good!
For the Largest and Finest Display Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
For the Lowest Prices of Same,
THE sTAUNCH AND RELIABLE HOUSE OF
HI. * T. r. n.
1912. IO4, 1916 and los Baronne Street, and
1879 and 14l Rampant Street,
IS UNIVERSALLY RECOGNIZED AS SUCH.
Our numerous friends who daily :hrons our
spacious stores fully appreciate the above facts
and 20 them need say nothing more.
I only wish to call the attention of the public
at large TO the fact that through my unlimited
means in the hands OF Mr.. Stelne, of New York.
one OF the most experienced of buyers, am CT Il
tinualy receiving large quantities OF
Fresh and SeasOnabfe Goods
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES,
Which am enabled to offer at the very smallest
advance, owing to my popular and
profitable system OF
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
CALL AND EXAMINE,
SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY.
IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO DO GOOD.
Special attention is called to my very large and |
beautiful line Of
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
BLACK and COLORED yELvETs,
Just received per Express from q bankrupt sale
i'll New York-At
ASTONISHING low PRICES.
Full assortment Of
II K a 9 x GOO DIS,
-Comprising-
MERINOEs, DELA1NEs, Al
PACAs, TAMIsE, EMPRESS
CLOTHS, ETC.
Magnificent Display OF
E a NJ CO GOD .
LADIES' SCARFs, BEADED BELTS AND
POCKETS, CHEMIsETrEs, COLLAR.
ETTEs, CUFFS AND COL
LARS, SASHES.
ETC. ETC.
e. KERN.
IG2, l04, lOG. los Baronne street,
&c lt2ip And 1879 and 14l Rampant street.
". L. ByFnc &C Co.,
L63.........Canal S,rees..
VIII offer tonor,o~ .nH .,uin. the week many at
fractions in choice
NEW FALL GOODS,
ci"ss extraordinary
POPULAR PRICES
READY MONEY.
NC 1t 2,ip
Jacob OFT. II
CA RPEN TER !
2s9 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
e prepared to execute all orders in the Car
'enter and Building line, with promptness, neat
less and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired. q
III tf2dp e
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A IL. Hills $685. gold pens viii make the
inc st hair stroke Gold pens repointed, SO cents.
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DIR. HUNTER.

We have been publishing from time I" time. letters
CataITh and diseases Ut the lungs by DIR. Hunter
and we have publ he'd number OF testimonials OF
cures by his method Of treatment We also have
letters from various persons including some OF
ministers tes.itying to the efficacy OF Dr. Hun
ter's treatment Below is editorial article from the
pen OF the Rev. Jesse II. Berry. assistant editor Of
the American Christian Review:
~ feel that lowe debt Of gratitude to the gentle
man and physician whose name Introduces this ait
Gle regard him OF the few whose protested
mission is IL the ills which human flesh Is heir
to- whose skill and remedies all that is claimed
for them.
For about one year / had been suffering from an
affection Of the ts,r,at which at first annoying.
and afterwards developed symptoms which consd
cred dangerous The voice grew rough and husky,
famed and at times painful and feared time
that would he compelled to ccas, speaking in public
Remedies tried. some Of which gave partial and
Temporary relief while others did not seem to iii
tiuclicc the disease in the least. When DIR. Hunter
began the publication Of his interesting letters
in the Review. commenced to read them. There
seemed to be such common sense i'll his
statements that was induced TO apply to him.
obtained his "lnhaator and remedies and 10y follow
in. few simple directions. an ENTIRE and, think.
PERMANENT CURE was Effected i'll the short space Of
three months. My throat IS well. and am III the en-
ioyment of the vigorous robust health Several
of my personal friends who were similarly effected
recommended to try DIR. Hunters remedies. They
lid and far have learned of the result they
have ther been cured or rapidly improving. In
letter before professor in one OF our colleges
and who afflicted with throat disease for years
and who has been using the '.lnhaatOr. says: All
traces of the disease have left me. and am well
man..
" In these days Of quackery and deception, to
know that there physicians in whose ability and
integrity We can have confidence is small matter.
This statement respecting Dr. Hunter is VOLUNTARY
OUR PARE. We commend him to the afflicted
readers Of the Review. JESSE. II. BERRY.
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6, 1874.
Piper He;dsieck Champagne.
Having been appointed Agents for this Justly
BRAND OF WINE
FOR THE
States o. Louisiana and Texas.
MESSRs. RENAULD FRANCOIS & co.
We are prepared to furnish the trade with the same
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
We lave now in Store 500 baskets and will con-
tinue to receive ample supplies by steamer, direct
importation from France
SCHMIDT 4 ZlEGLER, Agents,
For Louisiana and Texas.
- IL 80 and 81 New Levee street.
.l,3n.adp
For Cash Buyers Only.
MORE INDUCEMENTS IN DRY GOODS
4. Z UR GO E's,
IjS-Canal S,reet-IJS.
White Building, corner Raronne.
Next to the New Orleans SaviIgs Bank.
For MONDAY Dec. :.
The greatest bargains Of the season viii be offered
during th, week.
80 cases assorted goods, bought for cash at New
York auctions, will be opened for MONDAY MORN |
ING, and owing to our already heavy stock on hand |
must be sold Immediately. therefore cash buyers will
save at least 80 per cent ly buying with Us.
y FEW ARTICLES MENTIONED BELOW.
200 pieces latest shades Of Dress Goods Apacas
I'oplins. Empress Cloth Sesges. Satins Rens and De
alnes TO be sold at % per less than cost of i'm
Dortation
5pieces handsome Black Sila at 81 - fully worth
2 so.
.pieces llacl Gros G,ai.. SILK at 81 sold every
!; here at 50 -.
50 pieces Black Gools-.Le,ios Cashmere Tamise.
'om,azines, Reps, Bianitz, Etamine, Delaine
Serge. etc.
10 pieces genuine Fre-cl Mcinos =: 80 cents sold
at 80 nts.
J cases Wooden Shawls. from 30 cents up.
! case ladies' and clildren's Knitted Jackets
20 handsome Cashmere Hroche SLawis at less than
ost of Importation
) best Prints at i cents
cases heavy Canton + lannel at 10 cents
"a soft finished Cotton at cents.
104 Ia and 12-4 Wooden and Cotton Blankets.
2 cases Kentucky Jeans at Is cents worth % cents.
Full assortments OF Cloth. Cashmere and Jeans.
bales of Sea Island Cotton at u cents.
3 eases 1914 Sieeting at % cents.
Full assortment OF English and German Hosiery.
'crsets, Handkerchief Embroidery Silk Scarts, etc
10 beautiful French Table Sets at $50 formerly sold
I 800.
eco pieces White and Cheek Mating I
Rugs and Window Shades
A heavy stock of
PLANTATION GOODS
Always or hand :
Parties in search af bargains in our line viii find it
their advantage i'll giving call before p,lr
naslng elsewhere No trouble to show goods. Gus
mers cheert,illy shown through the stock in order,
enable them 10 compare prices with other
ouses.
]. TUPCOTTE.
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Books and StOtiO1ses.1y.

Books and Stationery.
| EXTRA.
| GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED BY
| GEORGE ELLIS & BRO,
| BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
Camp street 81
| Near Natchez street.
Having made great additions to our stock Of Fine
GIFT BOOKS. consisting OF sets OF the Standard
Authors and numerous choice Books in all STYLES Of
bindings Choice GAMES Gold Pen and PeneS
Cases. Writing Desks, Fine Stationery and large
variety of fancy articles too numerous to mention an
prices down to the very lowest rates. and in addition
to other inducements offer premium TO purchas.
| erS, a Free Subscription to
| ELLISS CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
| as follows:
| Any one buying for the amount Of
$40, will be entitled to months subscription, VOL
June ut a time, free.
SIS, will he entitled to 8 months subscription, vol
ume at a time free
s25 will be entitled to IL months subscription VOL
ume at time free. Nl
so. will be entitled II months subscription vel
unies at a time free.
The above extra Inducements will cease after Feb
rllliy l. 1870.
GEO. ELLIS { BRO, booksellers.
dc 1t2dp 80 Camp street
STYLISH AND CHEAP HAT,
ADAMs.S c. O. d. HAT STORE,
dc 1tap 90 st. Charles streeA
The Improved
BUCKS BRILLIANT STOVE,
WITH CHILLED IRON FIRE PLATES,
EXCELS ALL OTHER STOvEa-
BUCKS GUARANTEE STOVE,
WITH CHILLED IRON FIRE PLATES,
For Coke, Coal or Wood,
At Il. nAILERs.
10 Camp streeA
10000 STOVES in Store and Warehouse, which,
will DO sold at prices to suit the times.
Call and gee for yourselves. ds 1t2lp
Uiiliaan Hogan,
80 AND l0l CANAL STREET.
Has Just received fresh invoice OF
GENTLEMENS ENGLISH SHOES
Manufacturer and Dealer in
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, vALISEs AMI
BAGS.
SEWING MACHINES,
Agents for Empire and Gold Medal
80 and 1O1 Canal street,
dc 1t 2dp New Orleans.
Notarial Office
p. CHAS. CUyELLIER.
The friends and former clients of the above named
ate notary, and also the public at large respect
ully informed that his business will be continued by
n b. TRIST NOTARY PUBLIC,s
ormer assistant and confidential clerk Of Nj. p. e.
;avellier, and by his son,
b. CHARLES CUVELLIER
It the same Office
14O Gravier street,
Dc VISA Between st. Charles and Camp.
The Peerless Remedy
FOR COUGHS, ETC.
One OF our Mobile guests hands us the following:
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. a. 1874.
have used the New Louisiana Remedy, and have
it used by my friends and find it 10 he the best
emedy have ever seen for Coughs and Colds
Agent Singer Man'fg Company,
dc 1t2p Mobile, Ala
Grand CONNsNntlerv
OF VIRGINIA
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A CARD.

We Tie undfrs gncd from personal experience take
pleasure in recommendin. the treatment employed
by Drs X. & X. 3. HUN EI, Of 165 Canal st eet, in
affections of the Head. Chest amt STOMACH:
q. v. FERNANDEZ. 81 Chartl es street.
W. NEAL. :,32 Cont street.
NJ. r. FERNANDEZ, corner Royal and Custom
house streets.
CHARLES MOREL corner Claiborne and Elysian
Fields streets
+. NILLANAsO. 81 Old Levee street.
JOSEPH TORRES corner Melponene aud Mag
nOlia streets.
l.. ROUGER. c.: ST Claude street.
OSCAR PEIR9NEIN. Morales street, between
Congress and Independence.
H. LACOSTE 800 hartrrs street.
Mrs. L. TATSIN. 81 st. Bernard street.
ii. LAROt'SSiNI 800 Es;,anade street.
\. BEETIN. ST BERNARD and Robertson streets
T. NJ ALDER Clerk Lizzie Hopkins
J. q. EUSrlS. 81 Carondclet street.
T. Il; KENNEDY. 3:,J Cont street.
J. Il. PELTIER. lJ9 Canal street
EDGAR GELPI. III Elysian Fields streets.
G. DRY. ESQ Clahorne street.
j. K. MCtiAUGIIY 81 st. Andrew street.
JAMES BUCKEEH. 81 Bernard street.
+. W. CALO\GNE 60 GN,tchildrpn street.
ANY desired number Of names Of eases successfully
treated in this city and State will he given to inter
estr persons application.
The following notice commencing the practice of
Drs. T. u X. t. Huntel. is taken from the editorial
columns of the Herald and Ir,>byter;
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Card Of Thanks.

This Is to certify that / have been afflicted with
chronic dlarrlea for 2 wears, and having been
under the treatment OF some of the best phv sicaps of
this city. OF which all failed in curing me tried ali
remedies that ever heard OF and failed. Finally
directed by Mr.. Llambias to cali on Mr.. Cassy
who resides at 451 Victory street Third District aid
who in the shortest time has cured me- Thanks be 10
God ANY person doUbtin. this card can call to the
Sugar Bowl Exchange corner of Toulouse and Front
Levee streets and they viii receive full particulars
dc II STEPHEN KENNAII
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Cheap Fruits Cheap Fruits.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FRUITS,
a. the Wholesale and Retail Establishment Of

Corner Camp and Canal streets.
Keeps constantly on hand the best and largest as
ment Of Foreign and Domestic FRUITS. Malaga
GRAPES, NUTS, ORANGES APPLES. HONEY
VEGETABLES ETC.
Special attention is paid to the Borsdorper and
Cole Apple, the best eating apples shipped to this
market. Give us an early call.
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The Peerless Remedy
FOR COUGHS, ETC.
One OF our Mobile guests hands MS the following:
New ORLEANS, Dec. 4. 1874.
have used the New Louisiana Remedy, and have
it used by my friends and find it he the best
remedy have ever seen for Coughs and Colds.
n. CRANE.
Agent Singer Manfy Company.
dc 1t2p Mobile, Ala.
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HOusekeepers, attention.!
Now is the present time and now is the time to
purchase
GENUINE ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS,
At 81 3J Per Yard.
Also-RCGS, MATS, OIL CLOTHS, etc, at COST
for CASH, of
F. c. PALMER e. CO.,
MIC 2dptf ThSnTu 9. Camp street.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES..
e. F. kunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

has never been known to fail in the cure OF
weakness. attended with symptoms, lndls-
position to exertion loss OF memory dinicul,
ty OF breathing; general weakness, horror OF
disease; weak, nervous trembling; dreaniui
horror OF death; night sweats; coid Ieeti
weakness; dimness OF vision; ianguor, I'M UNI.
yersal lassitude of the muscular system; enor.
NOUS appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms, MOI
hands; hushing Of the body; dryness OF the
akin: pallid cOuntenance and eruptions on
the face, purifying the blood; pain IN the
hack: heayiness OF the eyelids; frequent
black spots flying before the eyes with tenn
porary suffusion and loss Of sight; want Of at
tention, etc. These symptoms all arise from
a weakness, and to remedy that use r. r.
Thottsau,is arc now enjoy tig henitif Ufe,essve
used it, Take only l.. i. kUNkLLs.
Rrwarc Of counfrlieits and base limitations
As Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron is 30 wen
known all over the country, druggists them.
selves make an limitation and try 10 pain "
OF on their customers, when they call II nun
kcps Bitter Wine OF Iron.
klmkeps Bitter Wine OF Iron Ia put up only
in sI bottles, aud has yellow wrapper nicely
nut on the outside, with the proprietor
photograph Oh the wrapper OF each bottle
Always look for the photograph on the ON
side, and you will always be sure TO get ths
genuine article.
Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers every
where.
No. 259. Tape Worm No. 2oS
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. N
ice unless the head passes. Come and reie
Ia natients treated. DIR. T.. F. kuNkIE, No
so n Ninth Street, Philadelphia Advic
free. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms also re
MAYED ,lec23-d&wlm
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31
THIRD EDITION.
GENERAL NEsuS.

Ex-senator Morgan, of New York,
/. leclined the mission TO st. Peters
4 New Y YOrk despatch says that Kate
Stoddart, the inurderess, is hopelessly
insane. aif ~
Eight persons were killed by an ex-
|pbosion In coai mine near Evanston,
Wyoming Territory. ..
The total amount of mutilated cur
rency received by the U. 3. Treasury
for redemption. since the goth Of june
last has been $41 ,086 ,805, and nearly
the whole of this has been issued In
new notes. During last week, the daily
shipments averaged about $60O, 600, to
about two hundred different banks.
At six o'clock last evening a man
entered the Office of Thomas Pennell,
Treasurer of Cumberland county, Me-,
and after asking him to cash a check,
knocked him senseless. The ruff1an
then, with a confederate, plundered
the safe of its contents and rified Pen
nells pockets. They then escaped
with their booty, amounting to eight
or ten thousand dollars, and there Is
no clue to their identity.
A telegram from San Francisco says
considerable excitement has been Great.
ed there by the determination of the
Iproprietors of the Cornell Watch Fac
ltory to employ Chinese in all the de.
apartments Of their works. Seventy
Operatives from Chicago have protes-
ted against the measure. and some of
them have been discharged. A gener-
al strike of the hands is threatened. 1t
lis stated that when the works are in
full running order, about 500 hands
will be employed.
| The families of the four hundred
employees recently discharged from
the Treasury Department, at Washing.
to n ,on account of the transfer of prin
, ting to the Bank Note Companies, are
suffering great distress, and the Super
: intendent of the Bureau of Printing SIS
besieged, both at his house and at the
,, Department. to do something for them.
He is powerless in the matter-and,
/ unless Congress takes action, further
) discharge of employees from his bur
l eau will be inevitable.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31

Senator Carpenters reelection to
the Senate is thus conceded and ac-
counted for by the Milwaukee Ae"S :
"The people of Wisconsin will see a
curious thing in about five weeks
from now. They will see eighty odd
Republican members re-elect Senator
Carpenter, after at least seventy OF
them had promised the people that
under no circumstances would they
vote for Carpenters reelection. Oh
these eighty odd Republicans not
thirty would have been elected hat
they told their constituents that wher
the time should come Carpenter wonlt
get their votes.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31

for unity. Tho Eastern shore had felt
the tyranny,0f her Western mother, and
now desires to come back to her Old
love-Dclaware. ......
9. Women; Though absent from our
feasts, ever present il, our hearts.
John O'Byrne, Esq, being called upon,
responded cloqueutly, effectively and hui
moro,,sly to this toast. He then depart
cd from his test and referred to Holland.
a country equal in area to the State OF
Delaware, but supporting q population
of ] ,12Q,O 900, one man to every acre, wmie
we do. not support ono man 10 every
Whyhayo we not prospered as has
Hoiiaad /? It is on account Of the ab-
sence OF that large heartedness and busi-
ness generosity which helps along strug-
Cling men, and which alone will cause
us to prosper. Not long ago, when the
farmers were begging at the banks OF
SMYRNA for discounts at six per cent.
| the Directors of that institution sent
| $50 600 to Henry Clews, OF New YORK. a.
| four Der cent. and lost every cent OF 1t
as they deserved.
In regard to usury laws it ID fact tha
as they have been stringent. money ha'
always beenldear. and instances hav'
been known where with the usury laws
money cOmmandeQ ~ per c0nt. Whii'
without them. it could be readily pro
cured for G or g.. In England the usur.
Laws were abolished 40 or SO years age
and the Bank Of England regulates tn
rate of usance. The usuary laws OF on
State should be modified, and l wonl
suggest law to enable man outsid
the State to make his own bargain i
lending money here.
4 Mr.. D. Byrne closed by urging the ne
, cesity Of devising measures to Undue
!, emigration to this Peninsula.
II The regular toasts being concluded
liz. 4. Pickels, Esq, by request. san
8 columbia the Gem Of the Ocean,"
/ his usual excellent manner, the whol
: company joining in the chorus.
l Geo. W. Stone, Esq, was also presse
for song, but he declined, and til
0 company then left the banquet hal
: greatly pleased with the whole affair.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31
STRAY WAITS.

Tomorrow is New Years Day
There were sixty iodgcrs at the City
Hall cells, last night.
Watch meeting will be held to night in
the Methodist Churches.
Frank, 51l Market street, deties com
petition in selling French and Domestic
corsets.
The carriers Of the GAZETTE have, pre-
pared handsome New Years address
which they will present to their patrons
Tomorrow. Don't forget the boys.
Visit Chadwick's Museum, 207 West
Fourth street, and see Probst, the mur
derer Of the Deering family, and thirteen
other noted characters. Also 25,OO0 cur
osities collected from all parts OF the
world.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31
wuMiNuTON. DEL.. Dec. 81, 1874
mons at the Brandywine Mills Tor
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. Deeember 3O--6 ?. N

WEDNESDAY. Deeembcr 3U-o r. NJ.
yloua-The marke ct is dull. the inc uiry be-
ior restricted 10 the iInme1i wants of the
b",uo consumers. About 1870 bbls. sold. in
c uiipg supsrEre st SO. .75a4 q; extras a. ~
s5a5 rs; Minnesota do. do. at s. Ea6 Penna;
tIhib and Indiana do do. at % 5Os6 90. nnd
HIN grad es at GU 75a7 -, Us in quality. Rye
Flour sells Mt 80
iiIile movement and We quote sales of red ut
sI2 al %: amber ut 81 25al -. and white ut
Il :floi 40. Eye soils at 81. Corn y IN
changed Sales 5000 bushels yellow y eoasSe.
and mixed Western at o2L6as3c Oats are
aulot. nnd 6OOO bushels ". stern sold Ut 6oa6oc
for white, and 63c. Tor mixed. Tho receipts
to-i iay are us follows; 27!0 bbis. Flour. i3.2Vu
Uats, SIS bushels Malt, 46O bbls. Whisky.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31

PoncE CASES. Graham,
Theodore Lecch, Chas. Ferrell and
James Dunbar, boys, were arrested
for breaking into freight cars of the p.
w. &. b. II. r., and stealing there
from. The sentences were reserved.
Two cases of drunkenness were each
fined fifty cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31

CAPTURED.--Yes esterday morning one
of the men concerned in the robbery
of man near Seaford, last week, was
captured on Deals Island. The rob-
bed man was bound to Il log and cast
adrift in the Nanticokc. The robber
who was captured had in hispossession
the watch, coat and jacket belonging
to the victim, but not his money.