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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-23

The following Central Committee
was appointed by the Democratic con.
vention Of Alexander county, at Cairo.
August 20, 1874:
Clear Greek, Thomas j. Mcclure.
0ocss Island, o. Grssniey.
Dog Tooth, N. Hupsaeker.
Asxlsvoed, james Z. McCrite.
Thsbss, J. q. Rolwing.
Santa fA J. w. Rsnfrow.
Unity. WI Milford.
North Cairo j n Mseeslf N b Harrsll.
T w Halliday and james Carroll.
ecath Caifp, John II. Gosspsn. John
Hovis1. Jeha Hogan and DR.. d. After.
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HARrzrLL is the coming congressman
sure.
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G. w. CUNNING, M. d.

RESIDENCE-Corner Ninth and Walnut
streets. Ofilce--Corner Sixth street ana
Ohio levee. Ofiice hours-From u. M, 10
Ia M. and SPIN.
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Say- LIVINGSTON Is DEAD

And the people everywhere are eager TO
buy the only authentic and complete history
OF his Life. Labor aud Death-his won.
derful achievement. aud thrilling adyen-
lures during 30 year, in the wIlds of Afric,.
and the great search and discovery by the
daring Stanley. over 600 pages. beautiiully
illustrated-only - 50. Going like wildhre
AGENTS WANTED. Write for extra
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sl.00 for outfit. VALLEY Publishing CO.,
Chicago, H., or 81 Louis, Mo. 3ij.l1-5-lm
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Tng RECEPTION.

After the wedding there WAS a recep.
non which lasted from to o'clock.
Iha party left at 0 o'clock this evening
~ the Alton and st. Louis railroad for
81. Louis. They will remain in that city
three days, and then proceed TO Washing
ton and New York.
President Grant and party will leave
the city tomorrow morning by the Mich
lgan Southern railroad, via Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, for Washington.
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CHICAGO, October 20.--At tbroe o'clock
this afternoon, Lieu.entant Fred. Grant
and Ida Maria IIonore were joined In
mstrimony at the residence of the brides
father, Ii. II. Honore, Vincennes avenue
Among the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant, Ex-5ecretary Borio and wife,
Gen. Babcock. Gen. Belknap and wife,
Gen. Sheridan, Gov. Beveridge and wife,
Senator Logan, vice-President Wilson,
Gen. Ord and Gen. Custar and wife,
General and Mrs. Sherman.
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The following Central Committe,
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THE BRIDES DRESS.

After them came the bride, leaning on
the arm OF her father. She wore o white
satin dress cut en- train, with low cut cor
sage, trimmed with tulle. The bridal veil,
which reached to the floor, was Of white
satin tulle, and the dress, which was of ex-
ceedingly rich material, was rather plainly
made. Her hair was dressed in simple
Golf.
The groom was dressed in the full un-
form Of colonel OF the U. s. army.
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THIRD EDITION
THE PEACH SEASON.
TAE ATT0RNEY.GENERALSHIP
OK CANNING A POLITICAL CLUB.
PEACHES.

THE SEASON CHARACTERIZATION OF RE.
GULAR SHIPMENTS.
The regular peach trains have now
all been withdrawn from the Delaware
Railroad, and hereafter peaches will be
shipped with other freight. None are
lett however, except few late varie-
ties, and these will be marketed in
week or two
The season considering all the adj
verse circumstances, has been a pros
porous one. The regular shipments to
jersey City and Philadelphia, by rail,
according to the daily record kept by
the GAZETTE amounted to 1879 cars, or
836, 600 baskets:
Add to this the number of baskets
shipped to Philadelphia and other pla-
ces by water the amount consumed in
this city, and the quantity used by the
canning factories, and the total crop
VIII not fall far short of 200, 600 bas-
kets. The last estimate made by the
Peninsular Fruit Growers Association,
at the June meeting, was 600, 600 bas-
kets, by rail and water, which estimate
1t will be seen, has been exceeded by
the rail shipments alone. The ship
ments for 1873 were ,914 ,S4i baskets
Throughout the season peaches have
brought good prices, which were re
munerative alike to grower and sci
Ter. Those whose crops failed, lost
seriously of course, but those who had
anything like an average crop, have
no reason at all to complain of the
peach season of 1874.
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A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE

Mishler's Herb Bitters is not beverage
but strictly medicinal preparation. more
thoroughly adapted to the wants Of the gene
ral public Than any other in the market. I'm
like all other SO called Remedies.i tits prepared
under the direct personal supervision OF an
eminent Physician. s. b. Hartman. NJ. D..
the Jefferson Medical College Of PhiiadeIphia
and practicing physician Of large expert
ence and extensive practice. In such hands
the public may rest assured that Mishlers
Herb Bitters 10 compounded in strict accord =
ance with correct pharmaceutical nrinciples,
andthat none but the choicest tingredientse enter
into Its composition.
It's immense sale alone is conclusive proof
tnat II possesses merit OF a high order. Mer-
chants. bankers. clergymen, lawyers. clerks
and others engaged in sedentary occupations,
experience its wonderful effects in relievin ing
me depression caused by severe mental la
Dor; while the mechanic. farmer and labor-r
md their bodily vigor restored like magic by
Its use.
Al this season of the year. when DA-
RRHGA, ,CRAhPs. .CoLIcs and kindred disorders,
eap.ed BY eating unripe fruits. imprudeut in
diligence In cold drinks. ETC.. are revalent,
? certain. speedy and ffe:tual remedy will
be found in Mishler's Herb Bitters.
The depressing feeling OF Languor or Debil-
ty. incident to the heated term" is at once
removed. the energies restored, and new lite
and vigor impaired TO the prostrated system.
In DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT and Az
vICrIoNs OF THE klDNEys it invariably works
like . charm. 1t is not drastic pur Q nor
heady stimulant. violent in its operat ms: but
it is simply natural remedy. thor oughly
| adapted to assist nature 1t supplies tone TO
| tho stomach. reinvigorates the digestive or
gans. stimulates the secretions and promot ting
| . regular action OF the bowels, enables every
| organ Of the body to perform ITS allotted work
| regularly and without interruption.
~ 10 the unerring certainty of desired re
| suits attendant on its use, coupled with the
TACT that 1t is prepared by a physician of emi
nence IN his profession. that has rendered
Msher's Herb Bitters 80 popular. and as iami
liar rs q b. usehod word -THOUsANDs OF
MOTHERS all over the land have found it to
be the safest and best remedy for use in their
families; they not only give it with perfect
safety to even the youngest child, but when
usedwith caution find il the safest means o
ensuing the,r OrR health and freedom from
the weary aches and pains incident to theil
| sex. Perfectly harmless. it il just the remed,
needed by them to enable Nature to rertorn
her functions naturally rrouiariy and nuhou
tnconventeace. No LADY SHOULD BE WITHOUT
| 1T ifshe would pOssess the clear blooming Gem
pltxiOn and cheerful spiiits inseparable irou
sound health. 1t is sold by all druggists anc
/ General Dealers; is neatly put up in square
| Glass Bottles. enclosed in a yellow wrapper
II 10 not sold on Draught being strictly a m 2.
dicisat preparation. and as such Is endorsed
by many ofth most eminent physicians Of the
| country,
aug5- -eod4m. .2dk3dp.
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The Schools.

THE VISITING COMMITTEES FOR THE
NEXT Six MONTHS.
President ShOrtledge of the Board of
Education has appointed the following
visiting committees for the public
schools
No. IA. II. Grimshaw, Ziba Ferris,
Jr.
No. 2-R. &. Fraim, Anthony Hig.
gins.
No. 3-B. X. Heisler, John L. Frock
No. 4-Thomns johnson, Patrick
Hasson.
No. b-Levi G. Bird, w. j. Morrow
No. 0-Lewis Zebley, George W.
Vernon
No. John H. Adams, II. NJ. Jen
kins
No. S-William ii. Pierce, James
Wolley
No. 9-Levi G. Bird, l. j. Jenkins
No. 1O-Georgc r. Roberts, John
Palmer
No, III. c. Morrow, William II
Curry.
No. 12,-William y. Hilles, Allan
Speakman.
No. 13-Henry b. McIntire, |. J.
Jenkins.
No. 14-Charles Baird, Allan Ruth.
No; l5-John II. Moore, Louis P,
Lynch. !.
No. 16-Robert G. Fraim, George
W. Vernon.
Night School Committee-E. G.
Shortledge, chairman Charles Baird
B. K Heisler, j. &. Morrow, w. j.
Morrow, John Z. Frock, A. H. Grim
shaw, William H. Curry, I. J. jenkins
Robert c. Fraim, George X. Roberts
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Too Late.

The way men put off important mat.
ters to the last moment is one Of the
curious things in nature. The fifth con.
cert in aid of the Public Library of Ken.
tucky was advertised to take place July
81. The day after. August /, Gov Bran.
lette, the manager, at Louisville, receiv
ed over $4,000 for tickets. Had the
drawing taken place at that time the
Governor would have had to send this
money back, but as the concert was
postponed to November 80, it was al
right with them. We presume that OF
the first day of December next, the day
after the concert, thousands OF dollar
will be received, one day too late, fol
there will be no further postponement
This money might just as well have beer
sent a week before, as whenit was.
Sept 90 cod st.
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SECOND EDITION!
TRIAL OF STEAMERS.
the FAME ENGINE AHEAD.
WHAT IT COSTS 10 KEEP A GOAT.
The Test of Steamers

THE OFFICIAL RECoRD-THE FAME ENGINE
AHEAD.
The ChicagoTribune Of Thursday, CON
tains the following communication, and
also official report of the trial of steamers
In that city on Tuesday. 22d inst
CAICAGo, Sept. %.
To the Editor Of the Chicago Tribune.
SIR: The Gould engine has been un-
fortunate IN many respects, and has had
the pump had been tampered with, and
a run Of i'll luck. At the first test, Sept. l6,
on Tuesdays trial the piston packing
gave out, and caused her delay Of an
hour; but, notwithstanding these troubles
the engine made an excellent record. As
can be seen from the official record, the
Fame was the first to raise steam and the
first i'll throwing fire stream; also, that
the average throw was the farthest and
most uniform, and on the fourth test
with two streams, one Ii inch and one /.
inch. excelled the other engine. The Sis
by steamer from the official report, is seen
to be behind both the Clapp 4 Jones and
Gould engines in distance and average.
nm CITIZEN.
The TO lowing Is the official record:
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The Printing Committee was in
structed to have printed 800 copies ol
the Seperintendent's report but frs
to present to the Board estimates fol
doing the work.
The Visiting Committees for the
next six months were announced. The,
will be found elsewhere.
Col. Grimshaw offered resolution
appropriating 500 towards the estab
lishment of night school for mechani
cal drawing.
The Printing Committee was instruc
ted to print 200 copies of the commit
tees and teachers of the schools
During the evening orders were di
rected to be drawn as follows
James A Anderson, t32 j A Ban
croft & Co., $11Oe 40; Benjamin +
Clark, $25 /; Lehman & Bolton $5S so
William + Robinson, $145O Granville
Worrell, s54 Henry Mcneil, e2S 1s
Cardwell Il Wall, u 40; WI Morrow
81 "a; Mrs. Stone, % James Lang
80 cents.
On motion Council adjourned.
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STRAY WAITS.

The regular peach shipments have
stopped.
Wilmington Loan Association meets
this evening
The weather was decidedly cool for a
while this morning.
Ladies can obtain fancy slipper pat
terms at Franks. 5ll Market street.
The Board of Education held quite an
interesting session last night. See re-
port Of proceedings elsewhere.
p. Monaghan, No. 305 Madison street
is selling women s button shoes at 81, so
laced 81; Misses $1.5O e. o. d, If.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION. The larg,
stock of dry goods in the store of the
late James T. Chambers, will be closed
out at auction. The sale will com
mence this afternoon, and will be con
tinued every Tuesday and Friday af
ternOon..at 2 p. NJ, and on Wednesday
and Saturday morning at 0 O'Clock
until all is disposed of. These good,
are all new, of the latest styles and Sc
lected with the most scrppVlpus regard
as 70 quality. HouseReepers hav.
never had better opportunity to secure
bargains.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29
Help for the Hopeful -

Help for the Hopeful You are weak,
detected. miserable, and nothing does you any
GOOD. YOU say. Don't despair. There il balm
IL Gilead. Have you tried Vinegar Bitters
No Then why don't you? Do not insist that
such thing as piie sii.rir is impossible be-
fore you have tested the properties of this
marvellous Vegetable Restorative. Whether
your complaint bs dyspepsia. biliousness
nervous weakness constitutional debility. or
any other trouble. Vinegar Bitters will revive
and renovate your shattered system, as a
genial rain refreshes the withered flowers
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

Ladies' Wssnin9 - PsrcAass q light
running aud Simple Sewing Machine. would
do we'll to call at No. 7lS Market Street, W a
mingt0n. Del. and see one Of the nicest Fami-
iy Sewing Machines 10 the world. 1t has no
equal II sews from the thick est to the thinsst
Our hobby Is simplicity. durability, light
running. and no threading up required; sslf-
threading shuttle and self lf-selting needle.
Sold on easy monthly. instaiment. or > liberal
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
us Market St.; Wilmington. Del.
iy7dAwlv ]. H. PRIMROSE. Agent.
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REGIsTEst's ORDER.
RYGIsrKk's OpFlCF,


New Castle County. sept. 18th. ls7i
Upon the application of ROSE Dol Oh
Ehry Admin stratrix OF Patrick Doug hertv.
late of New Castle Hundred, in said County.
dec eased, il IL ordered and directed by the
Register that ADMINISTRATIVE aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of Letters Admins
tration upon the Estate of the deceased. with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad
yertisements to be posted within forty days
FROM the date OF such Letters. in SIX of the
most public places of the County OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within tho same period in the Della
ware Gazetto, newspaper published IN
WILMINGTON. aud TO be continued therein
- Giyen under he hand and Seal of
LIS. ! Once ! the Register aforesaid, at
~ New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and yea, ahov writer.
b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tho Es-
tate Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested Ia the ADMINISTRATIVE. on or
before September 10Th. ls1a. or abide the Act
Of Assembly in such case made and rroyidod,
ROSE b0UGHEkll.
Administrative.
Ailrss-New Castle. bel oet2-w2m
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

REAL ESTATE Geo. X. Townsend
Robert Y. Townsend have formed Q co
partnership for: the purpose of cOnduc.
ting general real estate agency. Their
place of business Is No. Gi6 Market
street. We cOmmend them a sentleme u
In whom the most implicit confidence
nay be repOsed.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

'TAYLoR's COUNSEL Joseph II. Taylor
who is now confined in New Castle Jail
awaiting trial on a charge of numbering
Robt. A. Mackey. will be tried at the No
yember term Of the New Castle County
Court. His uncle was in Wilmington
last week, and while here engaged Hon.
Thos. f. Bayard and Hon. VIM. G. White
ley as counsel for the accused.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

SALE OF MONEy.-At the regular,
monthly meetidg of Franklin Loan As
sociation, last evening, money sold as
follows: 5000 at 35 per cent premi-
um, $1,000 at 38f; 1900 at 36a; $500 at
86t; 800 at 3C}.
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I.O.O.F. PkHs1fAts PktSPfAa .sF,III r9I

IL ". W II PRINTING, Sealed
Proposals will be received by the undersigned
up TO i've go o'clock p. NJ. of Wednesday
September SOth. 1874, tor printing tive hun
dred l5OJl copies of the journal of The r. W
Grand Lodge of Delaware |. % O. f.. for com.
position. paper. press-work, covers and bind
ing-sixs of page to be the same as that adopt
cd by the Grand Lodge cf the United States.
Paper to weigh sixty t6O) pounds To IL G
roam; sheet "a by 3s inches. Proceed ngs
proper TO be set in small plea, old style com
fnunicatiOns. addresses. resolutions reports oi
committees. ac.. to be set in bourgeois. old
style.
Estimates to include also three b undred { }O0l
copies (folded and stitched of the repart of
the 0rand Oficers. VIII ich are to be printed
and delivered on or before Oct. l3. 1874. and
the type kept standing for the journal without
extra charge therefor.
The work must be frst-class. and delivered
at the Office Of the arsnd Secretary within
three (3) weeks after the receipt Of copy.
Proofs must be furnished.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served. ISAAC w. HALLAM,
sop22 Grand Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

N OTICE.-The officers and memoer. Of
~ Delaware Lodge No. !, l. o. o F.. and
the Order in general. are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral of our late Brother
Alfred +. Lang. to meet at the Hall on Tues
day afternoon. Sept. 18th. at half past one
o'clock. sharp. Bv order of the N q
Attest: THOMAS w. STIMMELL,
ssp26 2ts Perma nj Sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29


Length of Hose: lst and % tests. 500
feet each; 3d and 4th $50; private test.
100 feet.
Average steam and water pressure; lst
test, Clapp S Jones, Is. 1877; Silsby, So,
lSS; Gould, 75, l7U. 2d test. Silsby, 81,
l5S; Clapp Jones. 90, l47 Sd test, Gould
80 LOG; Clapp 4 Jones, IL. l5i; Silsby, 81.
| -; 4th test Gould, 81, ~; Silsby 81, lll
Clapp 4 Jones, 1O4t. ~; Private test
Gould, l03, l03
Time from lighting of fire to the start
l-Clapp Jones, !! minutes; Silsby. t.
Gould. st. Time of throwing first water.
tlapp X Jones, 10y minutes; Silshy 9
Gould, g. Is.
Time to throwing of 100 feet Clapp Il
Jones. II minutes; Silsby, 10; Gould, 4 50
Time to throwing of $50 fect-Clapp \
Jones, l3t; Silsby, IL; Gould. 81.
The Tribune then says Now taking
the engine of Clapp 4 Jones first. its
| merits will be considered as follows: The
| steadiness of the stream was most extra
| ordinary and the ease with which it made.
steam claimed the attention of the Com
| missioners: For the evenness of the
stream and pressure and also for the dis
| tance that the water was thrown, the
| reader is referred to the official record
published above. And almost contrary
stream was not thrown in u spray, but
| was actually head Of the rotary engine.
One important fact was overlooked; this
engine did not burst any hose, while the
| rotary did. In fact this engine proved
| all that was demanded.
| And now. as for the Gould, We can
| say that, although tamperei with and
having one or two nisfortunes, il cannot
lose the favor gained on prev iou5 trial,
when the record has never been beaten
by any other, and which shows the super
iority of the cylinder engine. And again
instead of withdrawing from the test al.
| together, it came again on the ground,
and badly beat the Silsby, which record
was not published, consequently, in jus
tice to the Gould, we here make the fact
known to the public, as it is great fay-
| orlte with the members of the Fire De
| partment.
| ALLOWING 4 GOAT To RUN AT LARGE
l-Petrick Welch was arrested by Off
Ger Whalen, for violation of n city
ordinance by allowing goat To run at
large, He was tried before the Mayor
who fined him 81 and costs, Patrick
wanted the Chief to take the goat for
the costs, but the Chief declined, and
he had to pay the money. That goat
will no doubt, change owners, ere
long.
| BASE BALL.-Iesterday afternoon
| Postles' nine beat Jones nine, hy IA
score of 40 to IS; the Butcher Boys de.
feated the Cooper nine by IA score of3.
too
At the Soheutzcn Park, Thursday
afternoon, the champion Quickstep club
will play game with the A. T. klett
club. The game will doubtless be
inlnrrSiin,r and Mrll contested
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29
DIE o..

IST0NE.-0n Monday morning. Sept. 2sth.
Sabills A. stone, In her 96th year.
Her relatives and friends are respectful lily
invited to attend her. funeral. from No. 704
Market street. on Wednesday. the 30th inst ,
at 3o'clock. p. NJ. without further notice. 2ts
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

A DAsTARDLY ASSAULT w lille the
Bachelor Boat Club crew were out prac-
ticng last evening, soms wretch threw
stone at the boat aslit passed under
Market street bridge. This struck one of
the rowers. Thomas Lewis, in the fail
inflic.ing severe cash under the right
eye. The perpetrator OF such an outra-
geous assault d serves severe punish
mant
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 23'
Market street respectfully irform3 his friends
an tho public in general. that he keeps on
hand all descriptions OF medicines. and that
u competent per on i at al: times ready to
prescribe tor 50 n i:k as call at that store,
lar pf;ce Of the ned ,as. the same pri q
as they loud paw "y arc else; but that
Il ono is Ti3ite j. - e r. 81 leacoi
so.II n.rrOrs,
A full assortment OF al! -,1s. inclu ling
double Iagnifying. &c.
h BRINdilURST d co.,
Corner OF Sixth and NJ arket Streets
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

\ CAMPAIGN CLUB.-Last night, the
Sixth Ward Democrats met at Seventh
and Buttonwood streets and organized
Bayard Democratic Club" The follow
ing officers were elected:
Presdent-JameS Davis
Secretary-Frank Sweatman.
Trcasurcr-John Iavcry
Captain-Thomas Hettrick.
First Licutenant-Wm h. Norton
Second John F. Coyle.
Marshal--John Hayden.
Assistant Marshal-Wm. Conkling.
The club organized with forty mem-
bers.
a committee was appointed to recon-
mend uniform to be worn on the occa-
sion of public parades.
Stirring addresses were made by VIM
McMenamin, Esq. Ii. 1ruitt, Esq, and
others.
Regular meetings will be held each
Monday night at Seventh aud Button
wood streets. A special meeting will lc
held Thursday evening.
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THE 4 TTORNEI-GENER-
Il 1LSHIP.

MR.. LoREs SUCCESSOR NoT.YET APPOINTED.
The term of office of Chas B. Lore, Esq,
Attorney -Gcneral of the State of Della
ware, expired several days ago, and con-
siderable interest has been felt i'll regard
to his successor, MIR. Lore, having pos
lively declined to accept a reappointment.
Up to noon, to-day, the name of his
successor had NOT been received in this
city.
Among those mentioned for the posi-
tion ar" Hon. John H. Paynter, Secretary
If state. John b. Pennington. Esq, OF
Dover, Geo Gray, Esq, Of New Castle,
and |. G. Grubb. ESD, of this city
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- -
NOTICES..

~ meeting of the Democrats of the Sixth
Ward will be held at the Reliance Engine
| House. on WEDNESDAY Evening. Sept. 80,
at7 O'Clock, for the purpose of nominating
| an Inspector. and traDsacting other business
A full attendance is requested.
II. s. TRUITT,
sepZS-2t Chairman Ex Com
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

SUtQUEHANSA BRIpGE CoNTRAcr,.-In
the matter Ot contracts to IT build the Sns-
quehanna bridge OF The Philadelphia. Wilm-
lngton aud Baltimore railroad at Havre dc
Grace of iron. it is learned the Baltimore
Bridge Company, and Clarke Reeves Il Co
OF Philadelphia, wtIe the competitors for
The work, and SO close was the compe,Itnp
that II was divided between them by the
railroad company A the firm of ClsIke
Reeves " Co. have their work manufactured Il
by the PtUniy Iron Company oi Pennsyl-
vinls, snd the Baltimore bridge Company
by the Edgemor- Iron Company of W iiming-
ton, Del the eight spans will cons qutntly
be divided between these two establish
mems
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29
Prime Vanilla heans

.0il Wholesale and retail BY
e BklNHuURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

SESO,OOFEipr. p3'G2 aTand GIT
Cshoert in aid OF the Masonic Relief Associa-
ton OF Norfolk. Virginia. will tako place ON
SEr1 EnBsR Sd. 1874.
Also Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit
OF the University OF PadLaeh and Royal Ha-
vana OF Cuba tickets for sale. prizes cashel
and circulars OF Information sent iree.
JOSEPH BATES & co.
P.es oaaee Box i26i. 1876 broadway. N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-29

NOrICE.-JAMES H.BEGGS has removed
IN his Office to No. 9 West Eighth street,
Allmopds Building. Bricks of all binds on
hand at lowest market rates. jy1iu