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@tu persrctfaditcr Gborlcy 8os=
SEnM

Cincinnati, Sbio, 6. gtopbr. - @inc
Spesial 9epeide on Die ,@a;ette" beridtet
bon eiHer furftbaren aufre9uns in 4Qc1e
@ountp, Sno., IN 6olge Der Dor einigen Bos
den erfolgten &e9fiibrung breierSin0er ourd
cine 9elellid)ait bon sipei Wdnnern uno brei
6rauen. Dieielbe entfernte iid in oer Jtidl=
TING nadl Sllinois unb bat man ieitbergtiht8
ntebr BON ibr geb0rt. Die &inOcr befanoen
ii6 III Dem 9llter bon reip. 10, 13 uub Is
sSubreu
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,sWarDlauo SSnititnt.'
llntcrridts : Gepartement.


asroT. Saates ". ssebfer, srinSipal.
Stc 2Sud,fubrz mmo S61nId)reibeflaiic pirb
Stenitag Abeno. oeu Il. Nop., WteoercrOtfnet
uno pier Dionate btnourb ieDen Sienita9 uuo
Sunncrna9 Abcuo anoduern. Der llnterrid1t III
Elm gruuoliber. uno oen SbIleru uiro je0e@eIegenz
belt 9e9eben, umfaiieuoe StnntniIe 81 erlperben.
Yuh cine Wiaodeaz uu6 9dmentlai1e miro 0ebalz
ten uno ie nadl g3unib i'm Sutbiibren mo Sbrei=
ben coer uur i'm Shrebeu uHterrittet.
Strtutare nit pd9ercr Austuuft uno @inIaEfIrten
iur Die Slbule iiuo bei'n Ittuure Su befommen.
l26L9,1.3) u. ". SnofpDcm, Sbmduu.
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Gin fd),uar5er Yerbrcd)er itno Scine
torOtstUfe TcffraflsuG.

Oicmp b 8, 6. 9fop. =. Son Ssceola,
slrf., miro bcrihtet, oaB aeit1rn 9iorgen Der
9teger Sdfob Bbilipps bic @attm zines Bfan=
gers in Der HGbe iener StaOt ibdnoete. Die
5rau iit oern1aBen 3ugeribtet, oaB tie mabr=
ibeiniidl iterbeu mirf. Der gteger nuroe ucr=
baftet unb mad Sseeola 9ebraAt, mo- Die Siir=
ger bcioer 0faiien ein @ertft impropiiirten,
Tim oerurtbelten unb auf Der Stele erldoNen.
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ewzDcrf, 6. Nopbr.-@elb afttu 81
2-24. SSediel letter, 4.85. Sob feiter 5u
11O-l10B. Stlrgationen fe1t, Se6ier 1889,
'62er Ill. aftien ihloTen fan, ytem- Dorf
Central 1O2, Grle 288, Safe Sbore 81, ST.
@eutral 934, Yittsbur9 S7a Nortbmeitern 385,
pref. 80, 0tod<SslanO 90.
llnterihatamts SilanS: Sob $780,.
225 lSn11rn11t S55 200 1H0
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SGotuag eines WRanneS onrd1 etne
SvrGtf.

Stem Oorf, 6. Goobr. - @efern
t0otetc in einem Streite &atbarine Gonners,
eine IN Serlep ,@itp oils itreitiiid1tig befannte
Yerion, ben Sobn S'&eefe, inOem iie Inn
inncre Serlctungsn beibrad)te, bic oehen
SOB berbeifiibrten. Die GonnerS lit perbaf'
tpt fnnrSPu
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Sitrea,t Der StraBenour0brmG)s=
Sn.sitittsSGrc.

8altimore, ben 3. NoD. 1874.
Sie @ommiIidte fir Den Ourb6 Don StraSen
MAIDEN 6iermit in @5emdB9ett Der StaOtueroronuuz
gen, grtifel 43, befanut, oGB e Wlittspod,, Den
8. OeS. 1874, Sormtta9s 10 u9r, in ibrem S!ireau
au Der SiioozSde oer Galoert uno 2erin9 tonitraBe
iib perIamme:n fuer0eu, nm Bur au6obuu9 geHGuu=
ter 8eiusniiie Su 9ehen uno Die tbnen i6ertra9enen
uno pom ibneu erbeiidten B1idten i'm Qetreff be6
6pnoemmtreus uno tSrUcitcrms Oct ffapette>
GapBraBe, in uebertnnrnu9 init elmer om "a. Sft.
1874 9ene9migteu 9Serorbnuu9 oe6 Bur9ermetiter5
ruo Staotrat6es uon Baltimore, ju oerri9teu.
Siaaf Spr,
5ames z. 9iptrotu,
sScbn Z. 8iauctt,
@ommiiidre;
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0crinft ppn Sabrscngen ttt Collie
DDtt WettfD.

6QOanna, 2. 9foObr. = Der ipantihe
&uitcuoampfer uIlicante," BON 6auanna
na9 @ibara beitmHt. ltteB lpabreno eine5
NebelS nit Der ipaniideu Sarfe r2llfreOO"
SuiammeI. 9ebtere, uelde BON giien mar,
ianf augenblifltd). Scr erite Stcuermanu
uuo Elm Wtatrole ertranfen. Scr @apitdn
uno Die iibrige Oiannid,aft. ipran9en auf ben
OQmpfcr,
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ste taufmatutid1e asent,tr BOA
&. o. 1lana 4 Comp,
SheDA=@de Der 8atttmore= nm0 Cba.lsAGe.,
Ittmore.
{fSfc ft-ti cStttti 12Af0

Dteies @fa9liemeut liciert (nur an luteri9rsiber)
ale nUt6i9el oetatalrtea SnIurnationen blnltbtlth
Der Stequug, Serantp ortlttltet &c. BON Saueuten,
SGubern u. /. 10. iRnerbalb Der Scr. St0Gteu, 2ets
ritorien unb Sritihz5toro@ @merita; audi l!eiern iie
ais 5J0,000 tauileueu IL. {. 10. uno oeteu Staten unb
bic Steiluug oerelben entbdlt. IS 1T oaS comps-
teite uuo Gusseoe9ntelte SpfCm, Uel1es enGl5 fllI
Q5e1ucmlttet Ser Saut= uuo 0anoel5bGuier uuo iiI1
ole al9emeiue SerbeNcrun9 uno ben Shut bes Sanz
oe5 organiitr nuroe. % 3netq qbiireGu0 BADEN mir,
pctt)e in Den 9auptii6thEen Stdoteu no; uuiert
grlcdJteruugen f0rnen nid)t iibertroffen iUeroeu.
gSWt. @. Starlctt, biertuo4nenber @ompGsuon.
e5- Sdnge 4uipriitbe tperDen etE9e6ogen uno @e'
i'm aIaemeincn bciorqt (S5dn2t.iSf
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Git. fd,tpar5er 8aba =Gaufbolo II,
Sllnb0lffn.

Moutg omerp, 6. 9tOutr.-@in Neger,
9tamens 9igg8, ,parO beute Don bem Sun=
besmarid)aa auf bic 9luflage perhaftet, ctn
SDbuhen Des Jtid,ters BON barbour =@ountD
am SSabltage erid)oilen unO ben Stimms
faiten bes ge5irfs BON Spring-5ill scrit6rt
:, hnh
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gfrXuSe.


Iaibpille, Gem, 6. Nop.-gin @on>
bufteur Ger vMobile unb Ohio giienbabn"
braAte bic 9taGridbt ltad1 llniou=@itp, oaB in
Columbus, SD., an ,lusi @te0en 8euer aus
gebrodlen let. 0as Siirean Der rg8eltern
llniOn Selegrapb Company" let perbrannt
unD olle 0rdbte serit0rt. Details fonnte er
nidt angebeu.
Naibstlle, 6. @ou. - Sn Glarf5pille,
Senu., itno beute WtOrgen 5duier bon Ne=
germ, bon benen fetns uerit6crt lit, abges
brannt. Serluit $4,000.
Cincinnati, 6. Ropbr. = Die geife>
unb Qi9terzSabrif bon @erf & Comp. an Der
Yoplaritrabe serietb beute abcnb 8 llbr in
Siamnen, uno oas 9an5e 9cbduoe ipuroe
seritDrt. gSdhreno oes Sranoes eretgnetem
itb nlebrere @rploionen. Serluit s12o,oo0.
&erlidler1ng $4,000.
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sserm,,,1e fiir Sas Bmbttf,,m

80 tOn, WaiI., 6. JfO0. = DE Serildjcz
rungs @omnliilion bier iagt in etner 9Sar-
nung an bas Yubltfum, OaB bic Perionen,
bic in nafltebenoeu @eiellid)aften ueriidert
baben, bet ben Staots @erl6t8bOfen feinen
Shut iinben fDunen: ySreperS' & Mtal=
terS" BON ytelp=DOrf; ySniurance Co." bon
Yropioeuce, G.sS.; ySapital Gitp" BON 9ll=
bann, 9t.>g.; u@ermaltia" BON @rie, Ba. !;
v9fational Sire Suiurance" BON YbilaoelI
plia, pa; st. gtidolas" bon Stem 9orf; :;
,9(tlantic & Bacific" bon Chicago, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-07
Sc8tnat oee 2SaDt0cGrmgcS tn
SnitfiintlnA

Nem sSrlcaus, 6. Jtou. - Sine Sc,
peihe pon Jtemz Siberia mCloet: 2(ls ole Cont
miIIQre oc8 Stimmplabe8 BON $oubett8uiuc
AM Ntontag 2lbeuo Dem Superutjor ibreu
Stinmtuteu iiberrci6en pollteu, mar Der
ielbe nir9euOS SIT itnocn. AlS man tim um
iolgenoen NtOrgen ben StImmialten ijberz
bra1te, pollte CT Oenielbtn nid)t aunebmcu,
neil e5 nad Dem 8eieee baSu 3u ipGt iel
2lm Dtittmo6 begab iisg Ner Supcrplior uad)
Jiem SlcanS mo lleB ben Stinlmtaitcn 3us
rid. Sbne Oieie StImmcn lit O05 gauge rep,
YQriib -StCfet erlpGGt.
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SMreGlia,er Stnrm tn Ne.ts
GuQtnttS.

Softou, 6. giopbr. - Sin fur9tbarer
9torOoftiturm herrldte beute in uerdliebenen
Sbetlen pon gtem=S =Samplbire; mebrere gSalo=
brGnDe ueroen beridtet. Sci Suncod brett
nen 800 Slider gSQlOunQ.
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@im fannttIf)er 9eutid)er beocbt
ei1teft yHnrS

8bilaoelpbia, 6. gtob. - Sim Ntitt=
nod Mbenb puroe ein epileptii6cr Sniaie
oes SepartementS fir @silteSfranfe int 9lrz
menbouic, Namens @eorg Some, BON etncm
anoereu SniafIen, Dem 0eutiden Salomon
Speier, ernlor0et. Some muroe geleru Wtor~
gen toot i'm Sette gefunoen. Iht uabnitu-
lige Irme marcn Sur 3eit i'm 3immer, bod
Steiner lit i'm Staube, Die @tnSelnbeiten 81
beridlteu. Speier lagt, er babe ben Some er=
moroet, neil berlelbe nid)t ieine 9teligion &C.
babt babe; er beabit1tige nod 1000 mebr
umsubringen. - Die Seb0rbsn pcrben BON
Der gei6enbeidauers< Surp getaoelt, lucil iie
gSahnlinniQe1 nid)t belier iiberruadbt babel1.
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gSo,it sSIikc erId,l0octt.
Scr 6elOmcrft.

Sgbeusburg, N.=Y., 6. 9top.-8ah=
reno elneS befti9eu @eipltters beute Otorgen
muroe Nler. WontroD bonn Slibe eri1lagen.
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Wsal= ttro 3etGuen SMmle oes
r0argianS=S =Snitituts.
9rDf. .. ss. ssoOowaro. @rtuiipal.

9as Siueite GuartaI Der Saaihute (fir 6eibe
@eIhledter) 6e9innt @ontag, Ben t6. 9tooem bcr.
3o3tn9e tonneu b obue grtTd =Gjebiibr fir oieies
GuartGl entra9en laien.
Die Mbenofdlule Gir WiGnuer uno Snaben)
miro 9ittttpoGD, Den IS. gfoOember, nm ubr erz
oifnet.
gSer iib anSuihIiesen tpiinIbt, lit oriugeno erz
ludht unoeriueilt leine 9arte gu Ioen, olmit Die
SIaiien rettSeitt9 9eborig 9ebi6et weroeu t6nuen.
GtrtulGre nit aller notbi9en Iustuuit uno aarten
fir beioe SduIen liefert Der aftuor.
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1}1anre,s iiglfn- Dabnnnlpsr
@ ST.. 3. 6. MogEtom,

sa5- Sene ftilsebenbe Settenfttb "SIees=" ssabz
,masd,iue, gro6e S6ueioet Wilihne uno nlittlerer
G3r5se, beonbers iiir 0anen, iuelbe eaoenar5eiten
uub Tamilienarbeiten id,neu unb selhwinb, oanerz
hait uuo biais perarbeite. SD uertouie. permietbe
sIuh pertould1e aile Ireu Wtaidinen uuo babe oas
completeIte Reparaturzgebdit i'll sanoe.
s. +. DcseenneB.
str. 1856, 93etz6apetteitraBs, uno
<ap,ioe 19g1 g}r o. S{<pnltimorcitr,
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Wtinf=ScDGrtement ocS
n0arglauoz SuitltutS."
Grpfehoren ). mno ,. Waap, Srin5ipdIe.

SsUFkHVtSEE ~ "HV . .06HTf ptt9l1IVHIe.
SaS Sneite Guartat Der DuIt Gdbule utmmt
SieuitaB, ben Il. gtoo., eineu aniau9.
Settionen DeroFu 5u ieoer 3eit, nie c6 Sdbi=
lern pnBt, 6piiteu ftiib uno abenbs 10 ubr er=
t9etit
@ittulare, ytdbere5 mittbeilenb, uno Gi1laBtarten
sur S3uIe iiUo befm attuare 81 ba5en.
(26L9,T,3l Is. 9elpts SunIap, SbmGnn.
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STNg&ItlNN' 49,
Ji,9,64,1O) Suianna 9enBlet aonl'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Radri6t lpiro biermit 9eseben, oaB nnter5eidns=
ter ollmad sur gerpattung bes gtadtGiie5 oco aliz
bier peritorbeneH jobann STRAIT et9aiten bat.
Ben biermit auiqef0roert iol6e uebit oeu notbi9en
8eleaen Ipdtetens bis gum "A. aptt 70 etn5ureiben
uno 9elteno 5l MAIDEN, ooer 8u 8emarttaen, oaB ne
tbrer anpriide an oeien gtahlaB 9eleBlt9 Tur per-
oieIen Ra6laB Su MAIDEN baben, netoeH btermtt
oufgeforbert, iotd)e unuersH9id an lnter5eifneten
;u eiIten no nit 10 miro gerittlif etngel9tttten
(2l6 ,4 Gonrao 5aroti, lom
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0fomimiitrntions=@ s=@lu,etae.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ga5ridlt miro 9fermit gege6en, bQB luter5et)nete
Tol(madlt sur Serfpaltun9 oe5 Jto6laes bes 0lbier
gie ole, Uelde Toroernngen an 6iecm gtadtuiie baz
BEN, merOen 6iermit aufgeioroert, iole ne6 nos
t9igeu Bete9en pdteitens ON |. Oiai 1870 etns
3ureideu uuo 9eteno gu ma9eu ooer ju 9eludrtt9en,
6oE fie ibrer 9Hipriibe an oieem Hahlaiie 9eeglid
fiir per(uitig ertldr lueroeu mO9eu. Ale, Die 3Gb@
iunQen On oieieu gtadblaf SUI MAIDEN 5a6en, Deroen
hermit auigeior0ert iolde unoer5i9lid an ben nns
t.r;etneten 6u leiiten no nidt, 10 miro seribtlt
eiuseitritten.
~ ne Kali nt.tf
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We,tere s;erfd,te BON Guba.

Saoanna, 80. Sft. = SIS miro offisieQ
angc5cigt, baB um 1. ytoo. ole Iegierung
etlpa $500 Sanfuoten, tueld)e eine Summe
BON $565 900 reprdientlrcu, 0ffenrlidl perbreu-
men miro. 0iees 9elb muroe ans Der 10
Nrosent ginfOntnleniteuer realiiirt.
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=. &attte, 9eransseber.
spe3ial .Noti3e,a.
Baltimore
fir 1nf1rdnfe Nfifr.

SW\AtNtV%G
flrs 9afaranfe Office,
ea,psfts SGe bon 5outbs nmo gSater.s .strakes
0icie @5eieai1oft uer6ert fortfudbrenb eesen Iers
.lF oScr Speben bur9 Sranbunsliid ioipo6l In Der
z..o!, spte i'm aanbe, ole ar.cn BON Gtsentauin.
a5l31sz, sabens uno gsaarenbduier, .San6el6sater,
Ii 9aa besrifTeue ooer i'm Saieu tn eabuns befinS'
Ii le Sahrseu9e II. i. 10.
Saj Oirettoriunl bciteSt aus folgenben Serren:
gSm. q. arrii on, Yrdroeut;
Geo. u. Sifer5, s.. p. 9apft,
9aoio g. gSilion, &. Robt. Senttns,
Joiia1 Yeuniuatou, 6. Uforton StepGrt,
fIrancis 3. Gina, 9. S. 9felucomer,
SeIro Carroll, SrniIe Sortoi3,
81, q. Steuart, 70. SO. 9aptor,
G5n. S. Srune, S5fGei eo9en,
@eorse2. Sar.iion.
ay!ifationszSornulare uuo iueiere gea tr.d. i:be
Die Gjeeibait lpirb In Der Office, SuoUeit=Sde non
Gouslz unb G3atsrtrabe, ertbcilt, no Gub GNe 81
tri9e fofort erleot9t tperoen. gereruu9en ineroen
All rseno cine Strip onsenommen. soei5e ber Gpp!l'
C5anl,iSD ST. g3onoportb, Sefr.
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gelegrap1ii9e 9epeil)ca.
STANDARDIZATION
'yANgtI lUUgtV1TU UVS >cti7tVto 11trcHt11tVfr )
innerbalb 10 Sagen perOen Stele fetn Pfuno
Dtais, nod 9sebl mebr beiiben.
scr YroseB oer sptn0enfprenser.
st,.s Der snuoesha.ptitast.

Us a DING 0 Il 6. JtODbf. -Oef Pt0SeB
gc9eu @bitlep, Sarrington uno gSilliams
i6leppt fi9 inter Der 9r0Bten Saugemeile ipeiz
ter. '0eute murben nod S. .. @uanS, Sa=
mes Coleman unb Gidarb J8alla6 peruonls
men, iuorauf Qnwalt Smitb erit Die 9lrgus
mentc fiir Die Sertbeibiguug erGffnete. Ser
Innalt bielt suerit ietnem ipesielen Gliemten
Darlington cine grobe 2obreOe nno perin6te
ote 9tuSiagen uno ben Gbarafter ber perihe,
Ocnen Selai iuugsSeu9en abauidwGdlen nnO
su parba9tigeu. -Jta9Oem bteier 9lnlualt an
swei Stunben geipro6en, iuurpe nod ein
Norm nrr1err
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Erflaruug.

Grtlarl,ns.
eSo Elm @erit in Der staot ciftulrt, oaB mir oMSs
perfauen nm unIer @eihdIt auT3u9eben, 10 er9reien
mir bieie G5eesenbet, nm nnlefen alnoen nno penn
aufae6en, {onbern nur Wemtdenbaare gum
aotpTeIe oeranien, nm nnieren gsorrata 9u reoIsiz
rem gSir BADEN $50 Saar9eFledte pon si.50 bis $l5
nro Stid pe,e uir ;um aoltenpteiie atlaSien; fer=
er 5000 s)orbs Srsettes Su 81 @euts uno t6eurer ios
,pie elm Guaemeiues silortiment BON 9aaripadren,
Saar6irten, adnmen II. Soriiimerie'n. @tcnip iprede
Dor in Str. 81, sermstontaBe, uRo oeleee rd9 ote
Waaren S SseIn1erst.
fSon261St) Nr. G2. SeringtpnifrnBe.
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Giieubnt,i,sIIniau.

Detroit, Otid)., 6. Stop. - 9eifern
Morsen entsle, ten ourd einen arenbru9 Der
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Sn Der aultur res gBaijens piro bic retbte sparz
Iamteit burd Den gebrGud) iotteu 0IngerS erjtel,
tpeIaer ben sroBteu grtro9 Heiert nno oa6 Sano III
oem beIten 3uitauoe iir Den @'rGsmub5 betdgt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
DIseases of the Blood.

The Blood is the Life" When this source is
corru ptsd, the painful and produc effects
are visible in many shapes The ult iiarious forms
upon which might write volumes: But as all the
varied forms Of disease which depend upon bad
blood are cured or best treated by such medicines
take up from this fluid and excrete from the sys
tenn the noxious elements. it is not of practical i'm
portance that should describe each. For instance.
medical authors describe about fifty varieties OF
skin diseases. but as they all require for their cure
very similar treatment it is OF no practical utility
to know just what name to apply to n certain form
of skin disease. so you know how best TO cure it,
Then again might 60 Oh and describe various kinds
OF scrOfu0us sores, fever sore, white swelings.
larged glands. and ulcers of varying appearances
might describe how virulent poison may show itself
in various forms of eruptions. ulcers sore throat.
b0ny tumors etc.; but AS all these various appear
ing manifestations of bad blood cured by uni
form means. / deem such course unnecessary.
Thoroughly cleanse the blood. which is the great
fountain Of life. and good digestion, fair skin.
buoyant spirits. vital strength. and soundness of
Lose DR.. Pisrces Golden Medical Discovery and
Purgative Pellets are pre- -emnently the articles
needed. They are warranted to cure letter, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head. st: Anthony's Fire. Rose Rash
or Erysipslas. Ring Worms. Pimples. Blotches
Spots. Eruptions. Pustues Boils. Carbunces. Sore.
Eyes. Rough Skin. Scurf Scrufulous Sores and
Swelings. Fever Sores. White Swellings. TuInors
Old Sores or Swcllings. Affections oil the skin
Throat and Bones. and Ulcers Of tho Liver
\ Stomach. Kidneys and Lungs. mars -eodiw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
PUBLIC SALES.
A DMINiSTRAToRs' sALEoF
REAL ESTATE
ITTY on IvTIuJNnToN

IN THE CITY CT WILMINGTON,
By virtue Of an crjer of the Orphans, Court of
me state OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
County. made the tw enty- third day February, 4.
Auction,
ON SATURDAY, the 4ih day of APRIL, AID.
1874. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
at the Auction Rooms of Oele d Miller, at the
mington. Delaware. the following described lands
and tenements. being the Real Estate of the late
William IL. Almond. deceased, all that certain
iot or piece OF land lying and being in the City 81
Wilmington. New Castle County and State OF Del
aware. bounded and described us follows to wit.
Beginning on the line on the Easterly side of
west street. at the distance of two hundred and
eighty seven feet and eight inches from the corner
formed by tho intersection of the line Of
the EasterIy side of West street with the line Of
the NoIthery side Of Ninth street. thence Easteriy
to corner. thence Northerly parallel to est
street twenty-sixth feet and eight inches To ano.
theI corner. thence Westerly parallel 10 Ninth
street one hundred and five feet to tho kasterIy
eide Of West street, and thence Southeriy ainny
said side OF West street twenty-sx feet and ! in
cnes 10 tne pace, OF beginning, be the contents
The above premises to be sold subject IN the
widows dover. " ''
Attendance will be given and terms of sale
made known At the time and place Aforesaid, by
miar.na NAIL, M almond and John p. AlImona. Ad-
,,.., SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON. Esq.
| AUTeW y.v,y,,n ,,.,.o Their Attorney
| Ogle Miller. Auct'rs. 1tawt.
| NOTICE.--0n the lot above desuibed i, g, tbres.
stored Brick Dwelling. No. 9ls West Street imam
and bac buildings Vt BRICK. newly PAINTED and
| Idpered ihroughoutl, with six chambers, sitting
| room oath room. large parlor. dining room and
| Kitchen. Heater and Gas in every room Hot snd
cold water in kitchen and bath room CeIlsr i,pne
dry and well lighted, i. = 'T,'eN
| Widows dover will be offered far ,,a ~ Il
time and place, 80 ~ '''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

A GOOD INvEsTMENT.-The $50, 900 In
coupon bonds which arc offered for sale in
another column. by the Board of Education,
are splendid Investment. They are se-
cured by first mortgage, on $S0,00O worth of
the Boards property. and bear six per cent
interest. payable quarterly. Besides the
consciousness that he Is aiding the good
cause OF public education, the investor in
these bonds has the cheerful assurance that
he is putting his money where it will bring
him q good return.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
SOCIE TlGS.
xxxrrnes THIS EVENING.

franklin Council No. 0, o. q. A. NJ, at Sill
Market street.
Hope Lodge, No q, o o +, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, 3D. and King SITS.
Morning Star Division, No ?, OF I, at 9th
and Market Sta.
Delaware Council, No 2, o u A NJ. at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2f9 Market st.
Rodney Council, No IL, U A n, at 7O2
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge, No. s, u F. at Good
Fellows Hall, ID and Market Sta.
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, X OF =, ut knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No 10, X of p. at Ferris d
CARROTS Building, 604 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

CHANGRs.-Wm.G Glsnn,a clerk In Fosters
Drug store, Front and West streets, will
remove shortly to PhGnixville, Pa, where
he will take charge of a new drug store. A
telegraph Office will also bs located in the
store, at which Geo. NJ. Shamalia, also a
clerk in Mr.. Fosters store, will be operator.
Mr.. Levi Shadinger, who has been spend
lug year at Millersvllle Normal school,
will return to his tormor position as chief
clerk In Mr.. Foster store.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

notwithstanding to Evsry .Etrninq,
the Finance Committee of the Boasd Of lCduoa-
ton has been "dir ected to audit the accounts Of
the City Treasurer. according to law We
were not before aware Of the sxis.sncs Of q law,
which made the city finances in any way fmbject
to the control Of the board Of Edacation- Sure
", when Mr.. Pickels finds out tAat the city ex-
psndiures are subject to the scrutiny Of the
gentlemen Who compose the Finanae Con imiitss
Of the Board Of Education, he win have the Law
changed. 44aAy Rf8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

FIRE AT CoocH's Enthusiastically morning,
March 22d, at two O'Clock, the stables of Samuel
Frazer. near Cooch's Bridge, were destroyed by
fire. Five valuable young horses were burned,
two OF them being mares with foal, and one u
thoroughbred. Four Devon cows, twenty bush
els OF corn, family carriage, and all the harness.
were also destroyed. The loss on the stock is
about 81 400.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

"TIRED NATURES SWEET REsToRER, BALMY
SLEEP."-But there are times when this "Re.
newer OF Strength is denied us, times when
our minds and bodies have been so overworked
and are SO worn out that we "woo the drowsy
god in vain" The Peruvian Syrup ian Iron
Tonic renews our strength and makes our rest
sweet and refreshing. 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

kovINo DAY.-To-day being the 18th OF March,
numbers oil people in this city and vicinity are
moving from one residence to another. All kinds
of teams ore brought into requsition, and some
OF them, with their huge loads of household
goods, like moving habltatious. Contrary to
previous expectation and general experience, the
day Is fine and clear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

SLIGHT FIRE--During the Front street dre,
last evening. tho roof of house Market street,
above Front caught fire from the sparks which
were thrown from the Washington steamer. a
stream of water was promptly turned upon the
flames, and they were immediately exiting uishcd
The building was but slightly damaged
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

THE BOARD OF HEALTn.-The Board of
Health, yesterday afternoon, investigated the
premises OF ''Bull Alley" running back from
Front street, near West which are in very filthy
condition. After directing the owners Of the
property to abate the existing nuisance, the Board
adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

Rum OvsR.-A little boy, living at Third
and French streets, was run over. last
evening, by one OF the hose carriages. which
Wss proceeding to the fire. He was quite
severely bruised, and lost his hat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

POLICE CAsEs.-Poliee business is getting dull
again, and the officers are having very little TO do.
Since yesterday morning two eases Of drunken
ness have boon disposed of before the Mayor, at
tiiiy cents and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25
Special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON, Druggist. No. 2sh Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
medicines, and that d competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at tha
store and thai charge is made pt the regular
price the msd ,ines the price rs they would
pay .anywhere else; but that ne one Is visited at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

REMovAL.-J. S. Traphagcn, dealer in cigars.
tobacco, snuff, leather and shoe findings, has re-
moved from No 100 w est Seventh street to No
lO2 West Second street, in which new location
his many customers can lind him after to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-25

CLosED.-la consequence OF large number OF
scholars being absent to-day, assisting their pa
rents 70 lnove several Of our public schools closed
about 1890 oclock k this morning.