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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
NOTICES.

NyOTICE.-In compliance with the requirements
~ of the act Of Assembly in such ease made and
provided hereby give notice that shall apply
Pssce and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware,
iith day Of fMay next D. 1871 being the first day Of
the next May @ 81 sas fnd
al Nos los and no Market street between Front and
second east side. in the Second Ward of the city of
Wilmington, Delaware and to sell Intoxicating
ljuuors In less quantities than one quart to be
drunk on the premises, and the following tree
holders recommend the said application, to wit
VIM. II. Quinn. Anthony Seller,
VIM H. Thompson, X. II. Taylor.
Samuel M. Schultz Michael kenney,
WIN. X. Stockiey. John u. bush.
M Alsberg Charles Weyl,
Richard Booth, John George Key,
Nath, Melchior, James ChTisty,
John Hanna, Robert +. Gamble
II, b. Meintire. Joshua Baker.
James +. Brennan, II. kienlc.
Francis Elliott John ieorge Hlrzeb
>A.''s' - '' John MEALEY.
Wilmington. Del. March Ii. iS,i 81
IN Gus Club will be hell on FRIDAY Evening
March 10th, at ~ o'clock, y. NJ , at their rooms,
No I'll Market street, as business Of importance to
be presented at the meeting.
By order of the last stated meeting,
All Democrats are cordially invited
marls It A. d. CHAYT0R. Sec'y.
TTNION AID SOCIETY.
u The Board of CONTROL" f" having closed their
work for the winter, would thank all persons hay
ing bills against the Society TO present them to tho
mari6.tf CHAKLEs WARNER Prest.
M OTICE.-second series of Stock in the 'Ex-
1N cslsior Loan Association" ior sale. The first
phcation to D. o. HAWKINS, Secy.
Wilmington. Mar 14-tf. No. 4Ui Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

LH0R RENT-Large 'front.' NOON, second stor
Il 4l6 Market street. Apply at this Office
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
FOR SAFE AND ENT.
IrOR RENT.-A Bakery and Ice Cream Saloon.
Il Apply to WIN. BRIGHT. jandl-tf

EyOR RENT-New House, No. 142l Har- sAesAAr
II rison street, eleven rooms all modern m.
improvements, bay windows. three stories lsass
Possession at once ii ired Inquire at ~ i
14l1 Harrison street. febE-tf
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BrIIDNG STATISTICS.

For the week ending Aug 20 1874 from the records Of
fha Department & Buugs. Walter ". Adams. Superintendent:
Number OF buildings proposed
S-44OO; unmbef Of alterations proposed
10000; total estimated OF DuilQ
s5l4OOJ; Of the new buildings - are enemen
srsicss dwellings, AID hrstcass store Special appIc
tons or frame and other structures. IA
Unsafe Buildings and Violations report Number
bud suevei 2O reported unsafe 400 male safe IS taken
'eved So; Violations reported " removed
violation Of nolcss served, Ia 80,
and Iron Work repofs Il buildings
r.1u feescspe 63 buildings hv been provided with
teaye relative thereto retired and proceedings there
b.ms AID p rejected Ofcal inspection repOd
Booths, Union Square, Olympic
Tlu u Bowerv Tvo bnsons Hall al found be accordance
regulations thoOu-h Of the Metropolitan Iheaer
fer1r-ei regard IRE safeguards and means or
sz-e. IN lien Of the % feet from broadway
ordered that tue stairway from A
w4ne an brFe feet woe thrown ron bal
ov adjoining building, al bridge feet woe constructed IRON
Broadway, where exit WAYS being
tue1 Will Of are panic the are guards
ucL-1gd and cool order Eight hotels board
logag is have ofc ally inspected
Dr. have also the home TO- the Aged
1hev shelter for Girs No 81 SItave. the AuSry
IL eh-st Home Or Aged ard luhm Oh LADIES No
% Bat F,rysecoutt Christian Home, No 80 hast tourthsi
Bows Logging Rouse, West gneentbst Home for
FUes 80. p East IwenTnuihst and 80 East Thrteth-st
buildings he.etos provided escapes have been inspected
repai- avaabt' Of sai OF IRE
-j escapes found good ard 10 as requiring
l3J bIlg Led be require
mems, ~ reported requiring % buildings
Tor Gre have undergone miuEtOn 81
manufacturing purposes been
e-.aol Is 20 lrsh shutter req nremeutS
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Projected BUILDINGS.

~ snvs p- osed for which and specifs
hsre bea the D-paTtm at Of Buildings duEhg the
~ e,5ue Sa aritr. Aug. % 1874;
SIDE 1S feet west OF seventh
tree bnun-,.oae ssosSs dwellings, each two story I4xo-
p Tets. - - -
store and dwelling. rsto 20xSz Henry Herring
Lndiawt Ill buot stable, story 25Ii4i Mrs Anna
ws.sGsapt No sei drseass store Eve story, 7SI
q 6. Of Wm. B-0~ring owner -
Tenth ave eas side 3 south Of OnehundreandwenJ SIXTH
81 one flame store s,or-. 25y6O; A. B. Miles owner
Es,ert hrck stable sory; MS eastman owner
Thrtysxihs No 53l trear birch tenement two story
25125. UmOshT Rafferty,, owner. -, -
fYsecondsti marble s'oe am
tenement stones 95ySj, D. on ienack owner -, -,
Tahth4ve southwest curner f,IiY 'V o.0A '
ar tenement 2jxjJ D. Budensiek owner
P,-vsvrutst IS OF Tenth-ave, one orick
teBelpert sve ston-s. 2jx6D b. Buienick owner
SxtvseTenil-st 10 ee west OF Thdaye one IRE
engine house brk 25I Corporation Cy Of New
NlTs.
rE stores Lrs.cass DWELLINGS, eseh four stories, looIoO s. r
T10kcg,
O. Nh, Chas SER osuer .-.-
For.y1hs Nos 6 5 brick and tenemen
each sve sores 2Jx6O, S. y Bsrnnart, owner.
Wet Thirel- 2l2 BRICK Store and French apartment
bu Ing Eve sanes 23153; O. Wieiand, owner
PorirerOnd No. 3d. BRICK store and tenement iour
aor 2jx5G Thos Bail owner -. =.
Est FfTu tbs No 2JS brick stable two stories 64Il5
O1 G. Esseuheim -. 80.
Ean1sed Of the p buildings described s274, 400
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rNsAFE BUILDINGS.

Bunss reported urs SRI buildings reported as having unsafe
c avs thereof during eBag saturday Aug 90 1879;
No Sc unsafe mont nd rear wall MS hosanA CIAfk
West For1hs No ll5 walli Philip DAILY,
ForysIh-s-. No lib, unsafe rear WALL VIM CRAWFORD
W,kest No as dmbeni Henry D. sedgwiek
sSras No 266 unsafe and John Stewart
b. iway 80 FOG unf north gable wall ehnnsTs H. BY,
iry No 278 unsafe coping On north gable wall brick fence
wa TaId ciuueys rcoi; A. 4. Stewart,
Broadway. No 49, unsafe coping and chmneysi W. e. Cuik
Elaseti,st No lOl unsafe front walls :. N. Howe.
W, Fouy 3Est SoS Dos 20 5O9 unsafe south wall Jones
West Ty ysatss No 4O3 unsafe wall Ann McGrane,
Ttaupsons IA unsafe wooden gutter Philips Cohen
Th5mp,oas. No JAS wooden and chimnsy
$50 unsafe front wooden gutter and ehimneySi
b .scIers 10 2l7 unsafe gutter; Lewis. owner.
h. A. Wright
Li.lTeepace cornice stable and
e1imleTs on front bui.1iusi A. J. stewart owHer. ,
& 70 P Sn s5i g " 'A- Anu
p aost 80. I25 mber, stair rail- bane and
Ia, gea No ass stOop porch columns and
We.. Fyirisi "a 1871 unsafe walls eIeavang Madame
Gga-her owner , nit nj -
West orirhst, No. ll9 unsafe rear wall Mary a Harson'
ssr.ont No. IS unsafe rear wall ohmneys leader L. c.
ess-sL No I95. unsafe wall. John Cloash
Buildings reportd harfRg Unsafe Chimney.
H-nIy-st 40, -: john Boyd. osner
H,ary.st No ~. John Boyd, owner
s. va. ST. No. rs; Mr. Wood owner
Iafsvsetlace, No. 81; A. r stewart
I-ayette-Di-es No. 81; A. T stewart osne"
Tlou. .or-si No 1872. I. J. Gibbons agent.
Bat l2Jth-st ~ re.E }; c kfeing. agent.
n l99.A', front 6 I C kr ya agent gent;
JIaes-st N. L. J. q. ;. Covert sgeLt
l53ll, 800 front Of 5ha'e Hoffman c'Ourn and Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-01
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKEl
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Aug. 81. 1874.

NEwYoRK. Monday. Aug g. 1874.
The horse market still lacks activity the
Autumn trade is developing slowly, the demand for
low-priced horses alone forming an exception.
Regular sales by auction Of horses carriages harness.
&c, tomorrow Tuesday Sept. /, by the following
auctioneersi
At 10 a. m, by Mr.. Arch. Johnston in Thrteenthst.
near Unversity-place.
At IL M. by Messrs Van Tasss & Kearney in East
Thirteenth-st, near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-01
Gin Real estate for 5alr.

POTION DOLLAR, S16,OO0.-The beautiful
NJ uf-storr brown-stOne DWELLING northwest OF
F0etlst. beyond little
nobody will object he price providing the house
Otherwise suits. App7 to ; KILPArRiCK. LOB 3dave.
COTTAGE and full LOT, 25 by 1922, nth
~ Pafksye for 81 $50; Tts street
Completely aushe pad better safer place for
Jour fund. e. KlLPArRiCK 1908 Thri.ave.
4 T you have funds not safely invested, buy
n two lots Malon-ave., and build htcsss Amencsn
l," The wall pa finish and s,esv will exchange
10 Jiaef property s kILPATRICK. 1908 Thrd.aye.
CO !lAil 70 PER CENT on mortgage for
- ,VOU. 3or years tai LOT LeTingcu-sve
sd T4s Will be valuable the
5 klLPATRlCK, 1908 3d-ave.
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DsnnsIrp.

IN OOn PEOPLE have had teeth ex-
0UUW Ps rs.A ss .S' s.i S. ~. 10
ss,,f.etop Prices al operations moderate Ne"
uon Is Bas rvsasItAifssI 'p9ss" ~ w.Ir SON.
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Monday. Aug. 81. 1874.
There were no sales at the Exchange sales
rooms to-day.
The report OF the Department OF Buildings TUT 'ne
week ending Aug. % will he found below
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Countrn Dropcrtp TO Eet.

EOR RENT-Furnshed, a large house IN
Elizabeth ~ j. within walk the pleasant
Of SO month
Address T. NJ. W Boz 3,249 New-foTk Post-OMce
ITO LET-A very desirable HOUSE, fur
nishel or UNFINISHED, WAit Apply to HAM
MOND Al Wialn-st
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Brooklnn ]1ropertn 90 Get.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. 1902 PineGpple-st.;
front suitable Office shop helg bat two doors
from Fuon-st W. p. COOK. 235 Washinson-st Broosiyn
ITO LET - Handsome plate glass front
STORES between Nosrand and Marcy excellent
dry goods fancy goods almost
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-01
Mrslcnl Instruments
Droposals
2FMOVAL OF PENITENTIARY

GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENTTENTIARf
- OF vIRGINIA-The undersigned appointed tomnNoner 1f
The purpose by General Assembly approved Apf 50,
1874 will sealed proposals 20 c op-usi a. IL 9sa 40
"a ~ nAsE AMI
REMOVAL or THE PBNITBNTlARY or VIRGINIA
osing pnOvoas He act 10 Nliea ias proposals
N conform:
These COM ssione shall advertise for proposals Tor the
chase OF land and the removal The buildings and the
point less that i've miles from The corporate INIT
OF The CITY Of said spuae for TIE su-os
bnng, for the proper Of The
m toe and all the and appliances mas
the facilities for the VI Tie eEi
ntsy they present. exist IN Ae state Peat
uuary further that shall be aecrel sha
aud above ne ee s
land and oans ase for and connected III" Tue REM
Proposal. for BE- nior,ei the enVeopes
Proposals Removing the PensntlrT and shoua De
palae include Of the onnds and plans isn 80
sp,cilcAons bulgs be furnished ~ OF those Al
oecupe ana no proposition approves Of ~ ~.
Comm ssoue aud ratified Legislature iGs ncL. sesoa
ProposAs should addressed 10 the undersigned AZ a.hmsp
''NF ~ - JAMES l. khhPhh
n X wITHBks,
HANGEk-
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Situatlons Uanteb--females


Chambermaids.
A DyFRTISENENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE nILL BE RECEIVED AT Ihh arlV ~
OFFICEs Nos 81 LIZ Wet IhriJ ssonasL or ',oo b
INSTRUMENTATION, 5Oi Third ave. ThrtyfpurhsI He
HARLEM uFFCB, 1.2Sl Third ave cor I,sonx
farlsm Bank BrdingG and al me bhoon
iYs branch OFPICB 1923 WGshngionsL nsi door - Inc
PstOsss. up 10 3 D. n Al regular Once rate.
IUANRFRVATD and WAITRESS-By a
tidy respectable m who understands ner asss
% Is very neat and orderly and good waitress understands e
go I'D cleaning has good recommendation C- A. Yam
PENTRRs. l3s West 1lth-ss. corner 6th-aye.
DG WEST 17TH-ST.-A respectable girl as
~ cHAABERhAD. and will a'as' with Washing IN shall p''-'
family city reference
00I WEST 29TH-ST.-A respectable girl
ZUl CHAnBERMAID or WAITRESS in private family best
city reference.
1oO WEST 16TH-ST.-A young woman as
ZsD& CHAABgRMAID and WAITRESS, willing 70 Ass'' Win
washing and ironing Call or address
l.S1 WEST 85TH-ST, 1 flight up, back.-A
Z.04 young sri as CHAABkRMAID and WAITRESS IN I.
anal private family good city reference.
do EAST 6OTH-ST., first floor back1A re-
- - usable Young g CHAMBKRMAlD and WAL hhosi
will herself generally useful good home assied "a pS
to high beat etI reference
DIX WEST 32D-ST.-A young Protestant
O4D gn as CHAaBBRAAID and wAITRkss
1S1 WEST 19TH-ST-A young girl as
4e)t ChAMBgRhAID aud WAIrKkaa In anvAss amiif VIII
maze herself generally assisL
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Real estate 10 Gxehanae.
A SSORTED MERCHANDISE WANTED IN
~ exchange aoass country real estate Address o. IND
Once.
ITO EXCHANGE for HOUSE in BROOKLYN,
ofe1ual or greater 6cre FARM Of the best
Railroad Of NewJersey good budns kOLAND
q WHITING Beeknan.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-01
Drooklpn Real Gsta,c for Sale.

COTTAGE HOUSE for SALE or to LET :;
~ pre- ~ 500 500 mouibr 967l2 Pourhavs he.
tween Is'veysHsh and Thryeshthst BrooGlyn rooms
marble mlut-lS WILKINS, los Waerst.
TOR SALE-TwO 2-story, basement, and cell
lar BRICK HOUSES north side Of Wyc0nst Of Hevins
to4H3oElcO all Improvements; substantial
aed os hen II No l33 COursi Price
FOR SALE or TO LET-A twO-story, base
mem and cellar brek HOUSE 2O-38IlOO Pbdelphia brick
hoat stone oop, railing 10 rooms Improvements
marble uautes Immediately lnqare premises
hsnooe uTih house east Of Pahenave Of JOHN MOPFAr
Tor SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
u No lu2 appest-Frsue sad house 27xsO.
Nos 40 81 and 80 Nsssustkramed dwellings; lot Az 90
Nos 26 ana 25s Na6hingt0n-s-Frame dwelling. 46r7O.
Nos l13 nd 1877 Wllows-3sOrv
No ~ Nlongnbv-st-3sior bnek house lot, Z5x1UO.
No . Hck~st-3siorF brick house; Ot 25xlOO
No l5o Ren5ss-sL-3-s,ory brick house lot. 25rl00.
". P. COOK, 235 Washiag ton-st, BROOKLYN.
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Neu- 9ersep Real Gstate for Sale.
Countrp Real estate for Sale


A IkEN, 5. C.-B0ARDING-HOUS of 10
rooms RENT for sALB formerly occupied BY Dr. Gedngs
sao fao-n The Pines" Apply H. OLIVER No. Pafi.
2 ace, n T.. or sdtres, X !. G. WOOD, Alken s. c.
FOR SALE at bargain, valuable PROPER-
III kelseo Depot Railroad Small amount OF cash
squre1 rutland WHITING. Beekman-a
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Will sell very
= oS TOT eAsh exchange for
e GOO Hgoyed and sDmproved LANDS IN MISSOURI near
el'sa Would exchange for North bohdL Address
CLKHO 4 WAGNER
RslA Phslps Cegru No.
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Citn propertp 10 fet.

UlID lJLOpEIID ID LII.
A FEW elegantly furnished HOUSES; also
other, H19 a IN w 9f PGiI EI T $50
4 SECOND FLOOR and part of third to
N LET separately together newly pApered and painted tbs
Spring moie low rent no other tenan' 20 Ea'
A PARLOR and BASEMENT FLOOR TO
~ LBTIn theeOry hghstOOP brick house modern mpr9s We
good order Immediately rent low Inquire is4
4 PPLY TO JOHN ARIEL, 913 Slxth-ave,
"A for the following PURNIsIIED HOUSES COOK
5ls-st sth ave. b. 9 929
4s6t near Broadway s................... 200
4shst. near groaissy 400
45ht, shsTor b. s.......'''''.''''' Zg9
4lst 6tha b. s...'''..'''''''''''' 3 3,9
3thst near shsye 8 & D. b. 2E
FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR TO LEE
327 l5th-st (suTvaatsqurel suitable for small family
No. 25 WEST 45TH-ST., near 5th-ave.-
~ Foutoy HOUSE, rent low; also 4sg Hndson
CECOND-STORY FLAT to LET, nine rooms
- all lighted from outside ventilation perfect halls eaTPee R ana
lighted with newly painted ell moiern improvements 10 Last
59ht Inquire janoI on TIE preInses from 5 a ~ 70 u
ITO RENT-ChOice FLATS, eight rooms, all
improvements $50 to $40 per month Apply al IoS'
Thir-aye
TINO RENT, furnished--A three-stOTy, high
j. HOUSE perfect order in West WashinsOnplAes
east of 6hsve rent slo5 90 pr month r. 90 vv, o2d.
ITO LET, in 3Oth-st., between 6th and 9th-
ushed; IL rooms rent, 500 month. 80 49, 90.
ITO LET-Small 4-story and basement, brown
stone HOUSE. bet 9Th and 6taves suitable Tor small any
al modern improvements newly painted possession immediately sh'
81 600 Inquire at 70 West 5Oth-st
TVHE elegant STORE corner Third-ave. and
xethst one ponE the for hTst
reasonable energetic business man. no Huo4s
5 KLPArRlCK, lOO9 Thrdave
ITO RENT-FuImsbed, Iii 41st-st., between
BrodwAy and 6ave 4si0rJ mghoop brown 'front.' 70
rGO rooms frscss clearinghouse rent SSUO
month possession from first sept 1875 70 hrs May - 10
J. DENHAM CO., 273 West 23dst
no LEASE-The very desirable brown
stone soop four-story HOUSE No East Fortninths
$50 feet lot 100 feet deep; house Is feet
inches 5 all tine modern improvements
with fixtures and carpets ad vas re-
Handsomely VIII be rented Tor two years
In fciass tamil only $1,000 Apply TO FOX
BROTHERS. 80 the premises between and
O'Clock a. N.
WATER FRONT, with bulkhead, TO LEASE
w Zsthst half block East River; occupied lumber
yard L years. D. MCELROY, III Easi 35th-lt
- EAST 47TH-ST -Four stOry, brOwn-stODe
. HOUSE good orieri fixtures complete apply on prem
ises
100 WEST 4ST-ST-Furnished HOUSE
ebsD ghstOOp bownone. 70 feet 'front.'
good ORDER would rent IN board Apply al S-oI
Hou5eiurnistiug Warerooms, boI oth-sve
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Boaro ano Rooms.
Country Board.

Country Board.
FORT WASHINGTON.-Fine MANSION,
overlooking Hudson IS City delight.
full home for families for the Winter DALEY 665
C.h-GvsL
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Cxturslcns,


CAMP SEA CLIFF.-Steamer
" MONITOR foot q Leroyst. North River at
Tweutytourth 7:lj ~ Rast River Second belo" tho
bridget 1880 Grandst, 7:i5i ant Thirty this, D. Rsiurn-
ing esve Sea Cliff 4:45 D. Also GENERAL sEDGWlCK
Pier 27 9;l5 AMI pplig a. UfAnlsi
and Thilty-thirist returning leave Sea tif a. O.
Tickets round 80 gooi ether boat 20 sent
CIn REGATTA AT WATKINS, on
y ~. Seneca Lake SEPT 3 10 II IS 4 Er,ar'ien aeAs.
ass between sept and sept IS Tickets may be obtained Il ks
Rawy oce. - 500 and 957 Broadway az the lepo and No.
= CouT-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-01
Aurtion Sales of Real estate.

EXECUTORS SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION
II grain and PARM containing ly acre
Rsd on TTRSDAY Sept 30 For description trains &C.,
iuquire Of J. C. sUTPHBN NJ. D.. Executor Plainfed n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-01

WALLACKn r,srv,w ,,,,cx
Doors open a 1870 m.
RFAPPbARANCg,
Of the comedian,
Mr. J. L. TOOLE,
VII vii his series Of Representations
EVERY EVENING DUaING rHB WEEK,
viii be presented Poolss famous tI-ee.act Comeiy OF
PAUL
PAUL PRY........... D. L. iOVLn
With one Conedy-Drama entitled
OFF THE LINE. -
HARRY COKE Chs rig.na characer J. L. IooSz
Only Paul Pry" Matinee. SAtuniay at 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-01

A FIRST CLASS responsible canvassing
n AGENT wasis4 Address D. U l.. Box 100 SsstSk TnSaaa
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-17
The Anti-MonopOlist.

entirely acceptable to the people Of this
District, increasing our confidence in
his ability and evincing the man Of
deeds rather than WORDS. We pledge
ourselves to use all honorable means
for his reelection, satisfied that the
unanimity with which this convention
endorses him is an earnest of his popu-
larity among the people.
Mr.. Strait then addressed the con-
vention. by invitation. He announced
himself IN favor Of the present currency
system, with steady efforts to bring it
to specie basis, and with free bank
ing, and in favor of Congress legislat-
ing for equitable rates upon Interstate
commerce, and for improvement of nav
igable rivers and water-courses. He
also pledged himself not to consent that
interests pertaining to the prosperity
of the West should be crippled for the
unjust fostering Of other interests.
A central committee was appointed
as follows: Liberty Hall Of Mcleod.
chairman; w. Bickel of Nicollet; S. j.
Willard of Goodhue; w. H. Campbell,
Of Wabasha; A. H. Bjorker of Rice
and A. Ra;lson Of Kandiyohi.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-17
Correspondence.
A GREAT WEDDING.

HASTINGS, MIMI, Sept. Is, 1874.
Editor Anti Monopolist:
I am aware that yours is political
paper, dealing largely with the great
affairs Of government. And yet you re-
member what Richelieu SAYS:
Through plot and counter-plot, through
gain and loss,
Through triumph and despair, the glorious
OF human happiness flows on.''
Last night witnessed the greatest
social event which has transpired in
Hastings since it's settlement. Miss
Achsah NJ. Gardner, eldest daughter Of
our great mill-owner, Stephen Gardner,
Esq, was united in the golden bonds Of
matrimony with Charles Espenschied,
Esq, of St. Louis and large circle Of
friends and relatives assembled at Mr..
Gardner's hospitable residence to do
honor to the occasion. Boston, Chicago,
Minneapolis, st. Paul and St. Louis,
were represented among those present.
The gentlemen were all admiration
for the bride-a young lady Of rare
beauty and rarer qualities Of heart and
mind; while the ladies, although in
whispers, they admired the brides
dress, were outspoken in their admira-
ton Of the handsome groom. Seibert's
st. Paul band discoursed delightful
music, and flying feet twinkled in the
mazes Of the merry dance, until the
1--WE small hours beyond the twal.''
With beauty, health, wealth, and low
ing hearts, the fair couple start forth
on the journey Of life. That it's paths
may be full Of flowers, and its skies al
ways sunny, is the earnest wish Of
thousands.
One old bachelor was heard hum
ming, as he wended his solitary way
homeward, the refrain Of the old song
"For indeed she's lovely woman,
And he most fortunate man."
1 felt that this weeks ANr1-MoNoro.
LIST would not be complete without
some notice Of this brilliant affair.
Truly yours, MARY.