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Who Are tho Vost Sufferers.

/ We eli, tie following from nu article il
J the H.;iol upon The Third Term"
We have al along held that the worst
suffers from the state Of thing, we have
allowed 20 grow up in several Of the states
! LACEY Il rebellion, were negroes. Nothing
more dabluchins could possibly happen an
isnor ut people, without even the stn .I.est
social training. than to fall at their entrance
ir:c free civilized hfe into the hands Of the
Class Ut shitc and collored men who poured
DOM 10 taks charge Of their politics af, er
reconstruction IL Is. therefore IN tLer
interest, even u ore than IN that ofihe whites
that the Sor,aern people are boual to take
tai. South RI prob eu into their WI hands,
nishing to the small party Of designing aud
se.h 81 Een whs manage de Republican party
their sole capital, and their chief excuse for
nsglectlng totally every other measure Of
,reform. We are far from defending the
policy or conduct OF the -GU,aer4 whites
during the last ten years, but We are deeply
sensible Of their difficulties an | temp att Jus,
US every thinking N IN must be, and hold
that nobody has any right 10 condemn them,
much less legislate tOr them or boublrd
them, without having honestly tried to put
himself IN their place. Nobody who has done
so can help feellusa good deal OF human
syn,pA.hy with men who-belonxng, in spite
OF their uu1. npy history ami surroundings.
TO the foremost e.. :lization Of the world. and
RANKING among the yer, highest in capacity
fer al. the ar:s-6ai ar srclai org mia
ton, with all its eiicate iuacAine.-v Of cred
II, industry. justice, hnincs AMI tsxs. ion.
suddenly taken Possession of by larsa bojy
BY the dregs Of M :ae-a society, AMI adj
miuisterei solely for purposes Of spoi,a,icn
l. is not the unrest Of the whites under this
regime that inspires - with alarm. On the
Contrary, il makes us hopeful. II tie whites
Of South Carolina AMI of louisiana accept
their fA;c With silent melancholy, ~e should
see 10 better future Tor them ;hia 0ulIen-
ala or Costa ki;a.
refuse them their sympathy, AMI on which
the Conklings and Aortons use the southern
disturbances rs Capital for the Republican
.rty. and as reasons why, Whatever il does
or leaves uaioae, s1aui b; kept il Otfte, is
II i the .AiJes Of tae South viii not let tie
negroes aicne, bac keep IN Irierias All b n
RAISING them, Bdi il 1t were for the inter
ference Of the Federal troops, would reduce
them 70 practical si,very.n Nus if this
theory we're correct, the uesroes ought to be
worst uE in The states in which the whites
are most numerous anI powerful, AMI hap-
piess. and must secure in those States ia
which they sre the nselvss tae largest pre-
portion Vi the population We have been for
rome tune, however, struck by The fact
tia, The COMPLAINTS =. taroa.aaee and the
cal. TOR inf .ntry, caralry, and artillery,
aui the thanks 10 God that we had
solder in the Waite HJase," eems from
those states IN which there are more
negroes, cr, in other words, IN which The
the w1i;es aagh. 10 &c mast cowed and sab.
IEifsSiys.
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(reAar hitf1.

Nv &c r WIS soeu aaa srfp I'D rozud
I'Il " Kay Lee
eFtFs:Eee lhsu ha1 I: bf a:er syain
:, 81 : LID r.. 4ap2y and t.ec.
u y De 6ere. CT L " be there
But 4 hee.tiess man ! gee.:
i i ia nv belief E..'ytHrnet It'll +,
Aaa tSoE !. AMY Ttla ls- c:esA
z oesks u.hi Sc Llrxrn SC yste
sac bcrs 10 tie TaeIttt iowa
IN .,an 20 yshe- eai bgtlt! so !ze.5v,
ASa v hlte ara biEs MS her gown.
~ efts Se.s .4nr - TIRE dove that coos,
her stas % wsas Griza.t - beam;
81 heS shc1f- a1s 1,8 ia hea:s 20 Lose
/ f1oa. { a.zi VIII - .z.su.
j siH ave on, though nv heart his zens,
- &C H. act g1ls FAR away:
Z L tvs III 6gHA, ~Izre the trsasn-e sank
t. C nc bsri. celt. per cert some DAP
EtifF ard street x6a a.ay 5eIuty mss.,
O n p.sIt. IN fancy dream:
lsl lie p Ia ro-nd. but III! SIR te soun1
H. Z ~, ncu!J Dc tie cream
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INTERPRETATION.
Cool Proposition from Beechcr's
Sodnsci-lte .tiIzing EfltOa DhAsa
kSS-AIoW kae kCSOu at s&O2i0 stand


The most remark bic feature srosing cat
CT the Beecher scandal. which hls get Gene
10 Light, Is the motion made BY Eeecaer's
counsel that T!ltoa So .ll be CON sHei to
furnish b.l Of particulars Of the ia gee
which he charges n bis complaint. Il would
seem as Il the original cause had been pre-
scented liz sufficient detail for Dir Beecder
TO understand every particular Of i;
aad what every particular. VAS worth
Il as does rot understand it, who ean7 He
ought &c be familiar snoayh with the SUBJ
,eet to reduce every item Of danass which
lie has occasioned down to a frac ion CT a
ceut. There has been no ore 90 familiar
hr. Til.on's family as be, an 1 no one is vel
acquainted with the n tanner IN which it i,
charged that Mr. Til,nn home was broken
~ he 10 al expert. and thoroughly CON-
ps;ent 20 testify. II the matter wsre let.
cat 10 public arbitration, the arbitrltors
would probably settle upOa a bill Of item,
Rornp ~ NJ falin
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void Ouacks and lmposjtors

No CO re for adv, sand Consultation Dr. ]
B. d oft graUn. l. OF Jefferson Medical Gel eye.
u. .iladeID IA 2ut of sever4l yaluIbla y oTks
can be cousrttCf o al lls asses Ct tie >exual or
Crinar orr ms, t~aic rhe made IN especial
stui-l either ia male or .eU Q. 10 at f., N
hal cause Cii -ihdting or Of row lon stan ing
:, pr c ice OF % ears eaab;es lin 10 treat d..
e. with sacceh'. CuTss guaranteed. arcs rea-
sonable G4Oss t Distance II iorWaid !ett,r
aeScri ing synpioGs an enclosing - mn TO pre-
raw po~tuEc.
Send Tor tie Gui e 20 Health Prizes 10 cents
j. y. DIBII, n. j.. PI vslcj and SURGEON
est-iy lGl Duane Street. Ncw York
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AT the funeral Of his sixth wife, n B.
preferred the of6ciasiag clergyman =
gresnbaek- The minister declines il, say
ing be Was not accustomed 70 aecep: pay for
such serviees jus, a. you say" cyolly
replied ,hc mourner, "baf that's just What
I've hes-@1 ;hshota 9! cnv.,sT
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Cures Diseases Arising from Imprudences. UaE
Is OF Dissipation Etc. IL their STAGES. hit
Zpeu~r, little OF 20 chan dist DO inconycH
renee, ar no exposure. II c2uses FRI ouent 4.
sire aud gives rength TO berInale ereo, rem
IN Ob-tructiUns. freseutiIs and Caring Str.
lures OF the UreIIra, Ailsylns = III iu6am-mllo
nd e1peIIln. al POI Onuus after.
U cd by oe-son. II the de eli le or change Of lie
at,er confinement CT ID bor pains bCd-H ettiu.
chlidre &c
Prof. Steele says: 20 10 bottle of ksaroe, :
Extract BGchu Is WORTH more iaaa all OIL, !
BUc!us co,uiiu
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An accomplished optician suggests to lie
opponents Of corporal punishment, ,ha: he
pi sre fos "pueilen ievc 1sv ~, ia.h
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M Deecaer has done mIny cool things
but Ills last request which be has made
through his counsel that Tilton 81 III iteu!ze
all the injuries which he has inf; cted upon
hin, and place a cash value in dollars and
cents upon them several!y, is the coolest Of
NIL In legal Point of view, this proceeding
slows that he has psttifoggers for counsel,
lat thu demand itself is not so extraordinary
II the court should gran: the request he has
made, Mr.. TIlton need present but one item.
and that VIII Ell the whole bill. Let him
present his empty h5me to tho jury, aud if
be shows who emptie it, he viii have no
need TO add any more items.
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eT.aanenty cures all affections of tie Bll / CT
Ia iLeys. No Drop,Ic,al , el lag. ing In Me-
y oaseH and CAltreH. no mat .er what the age
Az for keaTneys. Taxa no Otat-.
Price Ole Dollar per b title, or Six BJttles fol
1 vc DcIlLTs
DEPOT, lC4 DUANE >TEET. NEW YORK.
a ssic.an ia att nd nee 10 asSer correspon
fence and give a.,Slce er us. send Stall Ior
Pi-inDb.ete frse
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Law, Ike sarsascs, would fail 70 inspire
xr.Yeci all people knes hos they are
G-1s
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SlOU.OO y

iNe''.-.''.-.....-....- lUJ.Uu
ms we se II, GOV rs the e IS of VI
Iiton losses, which ne pre- seats in the x.
gregate at 500 900 Il is. on the whole,
shreWd device on the part Of Mr.. B3echers
lawyers. for, if they can compel Mr. Tiltcn
to present his bill ,hsy III Offset it in de-
tail and wipe cat the whole sum as follows:
I. 7. to II ". L. D.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NTanito~oc

This Bank is organized under the pro-
visions Of The National Banking Law, with
paid up
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CAPITAL OF $4,000,

With the privilege ofincreasiug to 100, o.
Will buy and soil DRAFTS on the prin-
cipHl cities of tie Union.
viii buy and sell DRAFTS on Great
Britain. Ireland, Norway, Denmark or
the Continent of Europe. at NEW u Ek
RATES. and in sums to suit the purchas-
ers. VIII sell
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United States Bonds.

United States Bonds.
and keep constantly on hand, and for sale at
market rates, full supply Of all deserip-
tions
viii cash Interest Coupons FREE OF
CHARGE.
viii collect BnUSTIES. PENSIONS and
other claims against the I. s. Government
VIII purchase GOLD. SILVER md IN
CURRENT MONEY at the highest market
rates
viii receive deposits, and allow interest
b. special arrangement,
Z &. BARNES, President.
z. LCLING. Cashier. August J, "a
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For Skin Diseases Eruntiors Y

For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Yet
ter, Salt Rheum, RlotcheS. Spots, pII.rles,
Pustules, Boils. Carbuncles, Ring worms,
Scad-hesd, Sore Eyes. ErySpclas Itch,
ScUrt>, Mscolorations Of tho Skin, lInmurs
and Diseases OF the Skin of whatever name
or nature. are literally dug up and carried
out Of the system in q short time by the use
gF .haSo I(j,ferS
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Dr.. Walkers California Vim.
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found OH the lower ranges of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thcrefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of tho
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TEIS'" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
Z perfect Rerovator and Invigorator
OF the system. Never before in the
history of the world has 4 medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities OF VINEGAR BITrkks in healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir TO. They
are gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Nisccral Organs IL Bilious
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FOR :ione n the Bad er talculas GRAY or Brio
dGsl snosii au tlu Us cr Milky tiscrar-es
anil Disease OF TIE PROSTATE land
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according TO directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de-
suoyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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WtCIla1IICaI UISr;lSfS. -TcrSOHS en-
gagged III Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Typc-Sotters. Gold heaters. and
Miners. as they advance III ifc, are subiee.
10 paralysis of tho Bowels. To ard
against this take dose Of WALKERS E.Y.
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kEARNEY'S
TIE syLY Ksov5 ExsEpT Fox
6RlCHT,S DISEASE,
BLADDER and KIDNEYS
kIARNEY'S EXTRACT B[IHL

oHernatorrhns1 ne n scel or " ties, frre-u u
81 inful Nenses. Be NM Dawn. C4iuroSis. St,r
IT. anu ali Co. p!aln s Irci lent to Fem les
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The properties of Dr.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITrERs arc Apcrient. Diaphoretic.
Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative. Diuret!c,
Scdative. Counter Irritaut Sudorifc, AlterA-
tie I'D Irilir-,-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26
SECOND EDITION!
The Mayors Court.
SOCIETY ELECTIONS.
A HANDSOME FOUNTAIN,
POLICE CASES.

now JOHN HEY VENTED lis SPITE ON
MRS. DUoAS's CALF.
John Hoy, IN exa,able, but indiscrst
mas rollickins goat, which he picksts on
an open lot near nis residence, while Mrs.
Dugan, oil the same neighborhood owns a
gentle calf, which she tethers on the same
lot. a few mornings ago john went out
sud found that some one had tied his goat
loose, as the animal was not to be found .
But Mrs. Dugau's calf was still grazing at
Its accustomed stake. and giving this fact
due consideration, John logically reasoned
thusly:
IF some odder poddies tie mine goat
loose, dey would loose de calf TOO, but 1t sh
dere, and Mrs. Dugan docs dis MIA n trick /:
1 Will pay her, Ply TAM
Accordingly, acting under The imp es skion
that Mrs. DuRan had released his goat, and
desiring to be revengeu, John procured a
piece or stout rope, with which he bella ed
the calf most numerically. Mrs. Dugan
came out and demonstrated, and after ex-
planning the matter to her tor q few Ia in utes
IN good, round, vigorous German, John re-.
sumed operations On the calf, and beat the
poor animal until his stupid anger was ap.
psassd.
Mrs. Dagan had John arrested, aud last
evening he was tried before Mayor Simms
For bis cruel conduct 10 was very Justly
hned IS aud costs.
for vsgrancy aud disordsriy conduct,
John Winslow was comMittsd 10 New Cas-
tie jail tor thirty dsys.
One case OF drunkenness has been dis
posed OF since last report. ut the usual pen.
atty, nifty cents and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26
pFE. f. KuakeI's Bitter Wine of Iron

This truly valuable tonic has been so thorough
tested by all classes OF the community that it is
pow deemed indis pensable ~ u Tonic medicine.
It costs but little. pures the aud gives tone
to the stomach rsnOyates the system aud pruiungs
LIE. Everybody should have IL.
For the cure OF w eak Stomarhs, General Debility,
Indigestion, Diseases of the Stomach, and for all
cases requiring q TOME.
This wine includes the most agreeable and
ehclent Salt OF Iron We possess-CitrAIe of Mag
netic Oxide. combined with the most energetic Of
vegetable tonics Yellow sruvian Bark.
Do you want sonnet ing TO strengthen you?
Do you want a good appetite
Do you want to get rid OF nervousness?
Do you want energy
D. you want To sleep we'll
Do You want to build up your constitution?
Do you want to feel we'll?
Do you want brisk aud vigorous feel ngP
II YOU do. try KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE0F
IRON,
only ask trial If this valuable tonic.
beware OF counterfsits, as kunkel's Bitter Wine
OF Iron is the only sure and effeetual remedy in
the SHOWN world for the permanent care Of Dya-
pepsia and Debility. and as there are number of
itEitations offered TO the public, | would caution
re community to purchase nope but the genuine
article Manufactured by L. +. kunkel aud hav-
ing his stamp on the cork Of every bottle. The
very fact that others arc attempting to initiate
tnis valuable remedy. proves its worth aud speaks
volumes in its favor.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by Druggists and
J. n - n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26
THIRD EDITION.!
EFFORTS TO OBTAIN A PARDON.
A Base lncendlary Attempt.
A NEW BOAT CLUB.
Hugh Sweeney.

EFFORTS TO PROCURE HIS PARDON FROM THE
GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY
1t will be remembered that about two ysars
ago. The Fame Hose Company OF this city, made
an excursion to Brdgetop. N. j. During the
stay OF the excursionists at Bndgetop an alterca.
ton occurred at hotel, IN which George Davis.
son Oh tue hotel proprietor, received blow which
caused his death. Hugh Sweeney OF Ibis city
was arrested Tor the offence, imprisoned, tried,
eanvicted, aud sentenced to im sonmept al hard
labor for FIVE years.
Notwlthstanding the result of the trial the
Irienos OF Sweeney in this city have always ex-
pressed confidence in his innocence and have been
uhfemittlng in their efforts for his behalf Yes
teroiJ, H. D. McIutire, VIM. II Quinn and John
'. Chrlsty, Esqrs., committee representing the
anne hose company, (of which he was a mem
ner,) were In Trenton, N. j., where they had an
interview with Governor Parker and the Judges
OF the Court before which Sweeney was tried
no DEFINITE understanding was arrived at but
Hom the result OF the conference, the committee
were induced TO indulge in the hope that ere
long Executive clemency would be extended to.
wards tue unfortunate prisoner The passions
anu hard feelings engendered by the sudden and
violent death OF young Davis are passing away
feopie In New Jersey beginning to think
that III tne excitement occasioned BY the affair a
grave mistake might have been committed and
that other hands than Hugh sweeney's might
have struck the fatal blow
win the reaction due consideration will be
gwen to the appeal for pardon, and there Is
reason to hope that ere long Sweeny will walk
iottu from MS PRISON free man once more.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

HANDSOME FOUNTAIN Councilman
Thomas Johnson, residing at No. 5l2 West
Third street. has in his yard one OF the hand
soonest fountains In the city. This fountain
ID In full view of the street, and hundreds
OF people stop daily to admire its mani fold
attractions. Recently he has topped 1t oil
with dolphin jet" winch causes the wa
ter TO flash around in several sparkling
sprays. In the basin is a magnificent co :
lection OF gold, silver aud spotted fish, to
which Mr.. johnson is constantly making
rare and valuable accessions. Several metal
frogs. looking ~ natural A. lie, add to the
attractions OF the affair. The whole foun-
tain, In fact, is ching OF beauty and joy,"
not quite forever, but as long as 1t lasts. Mr.,
johnson Is naturally quite proud OF his
possession, but he likes 1t to DO seen, and
all persons are free to walk into his yard
aud examine the beautiful fountain to lhsir
hearts content.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

ELECTION OF OFFICERS IN THR VARIOUS LODGES.
Officers are nov being elected ia The different
lodges Of Odd Fellows in this city. The follow
lowing were elected last night;
JEFFERSON LODGE, NO. 2.
N. G.-John Mcclure.
V. G.-John Moore.
K. S.-Chas. Mullen.
p. Sd. II. Carpenter.
Treas John q. Yeates.
RDEN LODGE, No, "A.
N. G.-E. f. Nicholson.
V. G.-Jno. NJ. Whitford.
K. Slew Garrett.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

A FINE EXCURSION st. Peters Catholic sun
day School excursion to Mount Cuba, yesterday y,
was the largest and one of the finest Of the sea
son. The different trains on the Wilmington &
Western Railroad, in addition to tho excursion
train, were crowded, and it is estimated that at
least fifteen hundred people visited the picnic
grounds during the day. Good music was provi-
ded and dancing was indulged in by all who de-
sired. The day was pleasantly spent and the ex-
cursioniss returned at an early hour in the even
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

ELECTION OF DFFICERs.-At the regular
weekly meeting, Of Wilmington Division. No
!, ). OF T., held last evening, the following OF.
hceIs were elected to serve for the ensuing
three months w. F., Geo. X. LARSON; W.
A, Chas. A. Gallagher; Il. S. Chas. b. Wood
ward; A. X. S, Frank w. Reeve; +. 3, Robt
Galbreath; Treas, Joel V, Greenman Chap,
Isaiah Starr; Con, MaryF. Watson A, l.,
Geo. W, Tweedy; /. s., Geo. q, Ayron, o. ),
Edward Singles
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

- THURSDAY, juno Z5-5 P. NJ.
fLOU R-.Ihe better grades Of -four are in steady
request By the local trade but sh pping brands are
Tery dull. Sales of l400barres, including superGne
1t s. 75a+ 80; extras at s5a5 70 Iowa and Wiscon-
sin extra family at seas 3715; Minnesota do. do at
s. 15a7 IS Pennsylv ania. Ohio and Indiana do. do
At g 5oa1 g.; and high grades at ssas; Rye Flour
JRAIN.-The wheat market remains in a dull
and unsatisfactory condition. Sales of 5000 bushels
Pennsylvania amber at 81 5sal co. The last aale of
Rye was at SIC. Corn is firm and eOOO bushels sold
ct SIC. for yellow and slaS2c for yellow and slas2c
for mixed. Oats are in fair demand at an advance.
Sales of 1000 bushels Western at 64a65c. for white
and G2aS4c for mixed. The receipts to-day are as
follows $3.50 barrels four 4s0U bushels whest 1900
bushels corn. 400 bushels oat. 437 barrels whisky
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC Crrr.-Ths hith-
erto delightful excursions of the Brandy wine NJ.
E. Church to Cape May, under the direction Of
Mr.. John L. Gouley, will change programme
this year, aud proceed to Atlantic City. on
Thursday, July the Soth. The tickets will be
S2.25, including all charges for the round trip.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

The PosTNAsrRR- GREERAIsHIP.-Weha have
not yet heard whether the gallant Chief Ensin-
eer Of the Wilmington Water Works intends
applying for the portfolio Of the General Post
office Department, just resigned BY Postmaster
General Cresswell. Success to him Is he does.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

ATTEMPTED lNcENDIARIsM A few nights ago
an attempt was made TO fire the residence OF
Hugh johnson, i'll Browntcwn, but was prevent
ed by MIR. Johnson's timely discovery OF the
flames. Yesterday, Mrs. johnson went TO take
her husbands diuner, and on her return fouud
the nsmes Just creeping around The room. She
gave the alarm and the flames were promptly
suppressed. Who is making these incendinry
attempts is not known.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

A New BoAT.-The Bachelor Boat Club" re-
Gently organized in this city, have had construct
ed tine new gig which arrived here this morn-
ing. 1t is called the Idaitd, is 43 feet by Is inch
rs, and will be put in the water this evening
The bachelors" new boat house, opposite the
Harlan It Hollingsworth Compsny's ship yard, is
almost completed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

PRoGREssINd.-The preparations for laying the
extra track OF the Wilmington & Western Rail
road along Water street, are progressing iayora-
bly,. The grading is almost completed, and to-
morrow irack-laying will begin. Road Master
Charles Merrill is experimenting the work,
which will be concluded in about two months.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26
Special Notices.


Children fed on RIDGES FOUD will thrive. be
strong and healthy. and become little models OF
youthful strength aud childish beauty. aprld.m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

SovEREIGNs OF INDUSTRY Pioneer Council
No. l. Sovereigns of Industry, will meet at MIC
Donnells Hall, Sixth and Shipley streets, at :
o'clock this evening. All Who have sgnihsd u
desire to Join this order can do So by attending
this evening
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

WILNINdroNIAN WINS A PRIzE.-At the
New York German Schueizen Corps Shooting
Match which was held at Union Hill, N. j., on
Wednesday, Mr.. john Mauz, OF this city, won
the first prize 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

WATER MELLoNs.-The first water MELONS
IN this market arrived this week and are for sale
from % TO 90 cents, at 5. j. Hurst Commission
Merchant 421 French street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

WoRKINdMEN's LOAN Association. Last
night, at the regular monthly meeting OF Work
ingmens Loan Association, II, 900 sold at 43 Der
cent. premium a like amount was also PAID to
Withdrawing shareholders.
AT this meeting an amendment 10 The By Laws
consolidating the offices Of Secretary and Treas
urer adopted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

An English remedy OF grstt popularity. for re-
moving cltns without pain.
h. BKI NuuURST g. CO.,
ApOth ecaries,
iel3 Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26
Rath Rruih

Bath Brdshes. Bath Towels. Bath Spouges and
Bath Soap, 10 extensive variety. Also. Flesh
Gloves. Straps. Brushes. etc. of horse hair. Dry
Frictloa Gloves ani many Other articles of the
same clast at
+. BRINGHURST X co.