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PROPOSALS FOR WORK ON THE WASH
l. INGTON AQUEDUCT-
OEEICE W suINflInN AomEDITCr-

WAsaiNGToT, d. @, August 1, lsI4, I
Sealed proposals., iudOrsed ''Propossls for Work
on the Washn gton Aqusduct, - Will be received at
this once until O'Clock the Sd day Of eptemberI
1874 for 6uilding 4 dwelling aud fence al Great
tuct road. ....-
Proposals will be received only on the printed
forms, which, with specifications forms Of contract
ard Any desired information, be had apUliCa-
o. E. BABCOCK,
Colonel of Engineers, U. 5. A,
aul-cL Chief Engineer Warrington AQuedpct.
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READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN EsGViRg the city for the summer ca"
hare the paper mailed to their address for
sizty-sir cents per month, in adDGHce.
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SPECIAL N0TIOE.-Thsp roprietOrs
Of L6 Droit Park offer the fen houses still
remaining UnSOld Of che large Number just
completed at lou prices. These houses arc
carried in size, StyEs and price, and are
cOHlp!Sts Nth all city cOnUsnisncss. They
arc close to the city, being only about as far
as che Capitol "a from Tie White House
from either Of tA0ss points, Nth Tids
avenues extending 70 Zach, and being higher
than n street they afford commanding
Visws Of the city. Thy are all pithin
about three squares Of the SeusntA and
Ninth street cars, and only four squares
from tie 0orc0ras MARKET We ersf thsEr
az Jirtl-oEag property N every rs.pscl,
phethsr for residence or Investment, and
upon tie most advantageous terms That
the promises tcS ndds last gear h0Ue been
fully redeemed, 10 iaVis the inspection Of
thu public. THi. property Is tho "giTf
edge" Of the city.
B Ne tciH rsnt.a IssO Of these elegant
suburbaa 5iElas and cottages to .tIrst-cIaSs
tenants only at lou prizes, II early appIica-
ton IS made.
A. &. BARBER & CO.,
Propristors.
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TEE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAs A
LARGER CIRCULATION, THAE ANY OTHER
KoREyYs PAPER ~ THB DIsTRICToP CO.
LUKBIA.
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~ r MANUFACroRY,
0rnoaIfa lTefronoIIfan Hold

The purest Candles, Nuts, Fruits, and Fruit
Syrups always on hand.
Spec sity-CapitaI Creams, the Gem Confection,
does not soil Kid gloves; does not stick TO Children
hAAds melt IN the mouth; all the ladies Ike them
pure, sweet and wholesome. IL
RSsp5erry and Lemon syrups for summer drink.
tl.5l per gallon or . cents per bottle. Cali ana
see. aQlt-EuThSu
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HATS AND CAPS.

SUITABLE FOR WATERING PLACEs.
Silver pearl dress cashmere Has.
sea-g-ass Hats, tgreen under brini.)
Fine son felt HAS.
RAckinGw straWB.
Leather Hat Gases.
Pocket Hats and Caps.
STTNEMETE, Halter,
jyn Ds7 Psnnsytv1niA Aveaae.
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MARRIED.

A wEsTERS PAPER alludes to its political op-
poneuts as ''old putrid carcases that are stencil
iu the nOstrils of the people"
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A MALICIOUS RUMoR has been put in cirCu
lation to the effect that Mr., Creswell retired
from the Cabinet to enable him TO represent
the interests Of the claimants before the Geneva
award commission. The falsity Of the rumor
is shown by the fact that Mr.. Creswen VIII
represent, not the claimants, but the Govern
ment before the commission. - - -
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is published every
y,ornfrp Sundays eKeepted) at the southwest cor
perofThirtesnth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and Is furnished to subscribers (by carriers) at hfy
ceuts per month.
Mail subscribers, $50 per year; eco for six
months, and LOO for three months. Terms in
yGriably in advance. - .-
RATES OF ADVERTISING;
twenty-five cents per line. Advertisementsunder
the head Of ''For Sale Rent Wanted ~ Lost
ard Found, ~ and s'Personal ~ twelve and . hall
cents per line.
THE wEEKLY-NATIONALR REPUBLICAN
Unpublished every Thursday morning, and Is fur-
nished to subscribers at the following rates; One
copy one year, S. three copies one year. 81 ten
copies one year SIS; single copies, In Wr1Ppers I'VE
cents each.
~ All communications, whether on business or
SJr publication. should be addressed TO WIN. J.
NURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, DC. .. .f.
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DIED.

RECOMMENDATION IL, by the Rev.
DR.. Smith, WIN. DAVID SAUNDERS and II SIS Mol
LIE Z, GoHESs. bJth Of Washington, ID. G,
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, /

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
Cor. PENN. AVE. AND 2lsT ST.,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., August o, lsI4.
Sealed opOsal5 viii be received by the unfer-
signed until II O'Clock on the Cd day of SEPT EN-
BER, loI4, to nrn sh this once with Fuel for the
year ending June %. 1873. information TO guam
tity' &c, &C., can be obtained on application A.
The right TO reject any al bids, or to accept
any bid is reserved and each bidder Is required 10
sum Of 55c0 guagLntee OF faithful performance
OF the contract n awarded 70 him.
Colonel OF Engineers, q. 8. A., in c1arEe Public
Buildings and Grounds. GuEi-St
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wEDNi sDAY MoRN1Ne::::.:AUeUSr Is, 1874
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S-2SSTIfE EOPERTT-nOIOEISs OF
qussted to meet At Hsrfarths Hall, on Four-snd-s-
1MEbSfsDxY EaESi fsS lut 5sf'i, oS TEE
o'clock, to consider the present condition Of the
missiOneTs. An prop ftysbod are respeetfSiiy
ffssgGested to attend or send 70 represent
2. A. boswell, sscreia r; oAAAA' 0N- sasIs
r|-L. o. o. F.-GRAND IODGR-AN
SEn,vvsagS logrnsd meeting viii be held on
auls-st P. n. SWEET, Grand sseret1ry.
sWeOFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE
EAPoLIs, MD, AuguIt u. ls14=Go Office Is hereby
fsESsa eeSstTSetiOh Bonds os tkss SOsPsss Slt be
paid At the 6ankingIhoqss 9i AleKander Brown
sG sHi.ta An1 -i''t a E. COMM, PrsSldsnt.
sSWREMOYAL-RIC ROBERTS
kS-haylnE improved enlarged his old
sTsn 81 & S4 Ss a9 st5s sem ,Ga
vicinity has rsoccupisd Il With sOhoice selection OF
BOOKS, STATIONERY &C., &c.
s~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS.
streets.
% EVENING CLASSES In Latin, Greek. English
Grammar, PhonoErAphy, Mathematics, and Sacred
History. commanding September Il. e. .H- - .
% Glasses open 90 ALL r.. A. ..-..r- s... 20
. Free Rsading-Room and Circulating Library.
p DAiiy Prayer-MeetIngs At 2;la, Q an Q +. m.
Sabbath Evening Services at the Rooms at 8
WE WELCOME ALL. -.-.
S~THE ELASTIC TRUSS, SOLD AT
bS 2S PennylyaniA avenue northwest, has
cured many cases OF rupture In this city. A cure
win be guaranteed in every case where our Is
toLoMed. = - ----- Jyz4-iH-
R-LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
~ PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
at the REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE. nolS-tf
R~DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Ohio College Of Dental Surgery. Ill Sew
eDth street, east side, bet. ID and z, a rev doors
south Of odd Fellows' Hall, Washington. Gas used
--TI0s . = ~ - 80 = IL Wifi
R~ E. H. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
~ removed once 70 his residence, los Second
street, third door Prom PennsylyanLa ave. lanS-lm
F~ MILBU MS "
. .--.r ORIGINAL POLAR SODA,
100 Pennsylvania avenue, neIr Wizards
. DEPOT FOR MINERAL WATERS.
apIe-tf .......
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
II. PUGH Sas S0HI,

Hays received thernrst insalasnt Of Spring Goods,
consisting ofsuperhne DiRgOnals, Foreign SnJ Do
nestle cassimeres, Gad shall receive weekly during
the season, which they are prepared to hake Up ID
the latest styles. COS -a ''" seie-W
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COKE
atsevsn cents per bushel, carriage extra. ordsrsls
GAsLIGHT OFFICE,
NATIONAL CAND7

No. HsTenth street; At III First street, southWeStI
corner Third and Z streets, or ITO Bridge street,
GeorEetoNn, WIN Be promptly flIed. lanl2-t1
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NEW BOOKS.
UNDER THE TREES. By Samuel Irsnsus Prime.
ALCEsTIs, CLeisure hour seriss.)
NEETu TEgE 4PS t oEs eBAyyI1EATIQN AMI
Gorfolk, Va. n. ~ /. . - ..- ~ H..
THE LIVING LINK. By James De Mile.
SLAVES AND RING. ByF.w. Robinion, suthol
~ QfHLtttle Kate Kirby &C.
WITHIN an INGH pr HIS LIFE. From Tho
= French Of Emile Gaboriah. .'-'-.
BoNpER RFBTs OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
THE RHINE. By Viator Hugo.
JUSTIN HARLEY. A Romance Of Ola virGinIa.
= 7 By John Esten Cooke.
SYRIAN HOME LIFE. By Jessup, ....
NY MOTHER AND I. By Misc Aulock.
FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
By Jules Verne.
WESTERN wISDows. By John James PiRtt.
LANDMARKs. By John James PIGtt. r
A TREATISE on MeehAnies' Liens on Real aud
ofthe " As6ingtoh Bar, syos Law sheep = >
ron sALR BY ''..
VII. q o. HI. MORRISON,
Jy3a-tf Law Booksellers, as PsnnS. ave.
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PROPOSALS
TMPRoVEMENT OF MoBILE. - n 1T65Sf-
ALABAMA

"A.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICF
No. IS CHUBCH STREET,
p, NOBLE, ALA, Aug. L. 1874
IN Mobile bay, AialsIna, will be received at
ee ~ Y noon. September 10, is74, and opened
rriinted blank forms OF proposals and guaranty,
sfre Instructions to bidders and any de-
oiice formation can be had on application TO this
auE-ss Captain Of Engineers d; asi Q. s. A.
PROPOSALS FoRMILITARY SUPPLIES.
~- DEPOT QUARrERMAs TKaIs OFFICE
r..t.d nror.o-. hiLADELPHIA, July IS, 1874. !
s IN n duplicate, wifi copy OF this
this once ungl noon August 81 IA ior fIrpisGi5S
she Un.tsd states QuSrtermaster's DsparSmenf
with ne Ioi.oT e panied articles, via:
90, coo pairs White Berlin Ci6 e.
5000 pairB Wooiien MIttsns
1900 pairs Boots bras Screwed
90, 900 palrs Bootees, brass serewId
81 90 pairs Buffalo Oversize ..
800 pairs Arctic Oversize IS, Buckle G7,.ers
5oQ P1irs Afettg oyershOes, Snow Excludo5S
400 Iron Buuks.
1000 sets Iron Bupk Stats.
$50 Bsts Stencil Plates.
70, 600 yards DArk-blue Oloth. -.
10, COZ yards Sky-blue KerSey, 81
An articles Will be sub ectet 70 rigid inspection.
and bidders are Informed th1t InI eomPiiinee VITA
tlele Inf rlOr 20 the standard will be accepted.
The Go Sernnent reserves the rishL 10 REJECT any
Bids are requested for delivery OF the articles At
PhIladelph IA and also at san. Fran asco
For Information in detail apply 20 LhlS once ne,
Envelopes containing proposals 70 ye ln1o se9
sP[oro ssls ior Military supplies anu A1u 'Su
BY order OF ne QuErtsrmaster General.
Assistant QuAsternaster General o. 8. A. IL shEEge
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TEAS.

wshnrs recently added to our stock in this d.
partmsnt by the purchased of LARGE QUANTITY
OF EEw-oRoP TEAS Of til. dlHersn, varIs.lsI,
and hence we are now prepared to offer special In
duesments.
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Sealed proposals will be received Il thls Depart
ment until FRIDAY, the 18th day OF August, MA,
Al Il clock N. for furnishing In such Quantities
and At such times as may be required the following
Described envelopes, during the year ending August
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19

sUNDRIEs-
J. Z. Smith Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FLOUR, just received fresh from the
mills in Brooklyn, N. Y, and for sale low.
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GROCERIES.

WIN purchase a pouuf OF very choice
OOLONG TEA az the AMERICAN TEA
COMPANY'S lH3 Pennsylyania avenue,
opposite Wizards hotel.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

$50 per year; sI.Oo for six
and 500 for three months. Terms in
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-10
The situation at NeW orleans
MeefiHgOf COiOrcd Citizens
DcHHuciUtiOH of II etiOUg

NEW ORLEANS, oct. Q. Mayor Witty
has Withdrawn as the Democrat nominee
for the MayOralty. Packard, Republican,
and Bunk, Conservatives, have with
drawn from the Advisory Board, alleg-
ing as reason that other duties require
their attention. Col. Pennypcaker has
been relieved from command Of the
post at his own request and Will rcjoin
his own regiment Col. Brooke succeeds
him. -Four companies of the Seventh
Cavelry arrived Yesterday.
Alta mass meeting of co!ored cit liens
held last evening resolutions were adop
ted rejecting keenly upon Kellogg and
denouncing his course as unjust TO the
blacks and ingenious to the whites. A
committee Of fifty was appointed to effect
harmonious relation between the races.
The resolutions assert fealty to the re-
publican party. An address to the col
ored people signed by Pinchback and
others, embodyiDg sentiment of resolu
ton, was also issued.
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THE STATE DOOMED nv
NOIEMBEE.

JACKsoNN IL y, Ala, October A. As
the prospect of defeat becomes more
and more certain the Radical party of
this State becomes more desperate -
Every day increases the strength of the
Democratic party and weakcns its OPP
ponenis.
The infamous ISLANDERS about the law
less condition of the State circulated
byRadical politicians, added to the plan
of operations lately adopted by the Ra-
dical ringmasterS in arrcsting citizens
in various localities where arrests will
do the most good for theRadical party,
is having Il wonderful effect in arousing
the respectable portion of their party TO
Il dcnunCiaiiOn of such usages. The
appointment by Governor Lewis of n
negro as II judge of an inferior court in
Dallas County who was unable TO sign
his name to the minutes of his court
has drawn hundreds of white men away
from his support. The votes OF White
and Sheets in CONGRESS in favor OF the
Civil Rights hill secures their defeat
beyond all question for Congressmcn-
AT Large.
The appointments of deputy marshals
under the circular of Attorney General
Williams dated October =, addressed to
| the United State Marshals in theSouth-
ern States, where armed bodies of men
have committed or are threatening to
commit acts of violence" is being ra-
pidly made throughout the State with
| out any reference to the idea of disor-
| der embodied in Williams circular. -
| This is entirely too good IA card to he
held without it being played for all it
is worth. The politicalRadical games
| tcrs are to well vcrscd in thisState not o
take advantage of such an opportunity
| of flooding the State with United States
marshals who have power TO arrest
citizens of influence prominence in
any community upon the affidavit OF
any vagabond negro whose oath can be
bought for II quarter, and parade these
| citizens "to make "A negro holiday, t.
be scoircd ut and exhibited, with the
view of cmboldening the negroes and
intimidating the whites.
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AS the cars We're moving away from
the Groton depot, on the Stonington
Railroad the other day, pretty young
woman came rushing into the smok
ing car and frantically appealed t.
everybody to try to stop the train.
Catching sight of the conductor she
exclaimed, piteously: "Mr. Conductor,
do please stop the train ; I've left my
baby - The train was stopped and
the baby recovered, amid the hearty
cheers of the people on the plat
form and the passengers and while
mother laughed and cried, and Rugged
the little one, she tiled 10 explain that
the baby was such new one that she
hadn't got use To it,
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and Baker. In that case the frat dab

and Baker. In that case the first dab
in the county treasury would cost about
100000, IN addition to our usual tax
levy. 1t is needless for us to say what
for. There is every reason why we
should avoid this by electing the Dcmo-
cratic Levy Court ticket.
The next reason that is put foi ward is
that Delaware should be represented hy
a Radical Senator in the place of NJ.
BAYARp, and that person is to be ex-
Judge George =. Fisher, whose hands
are sti'l unwached of the Washing ,on
safe burglary affair. But the people of
New Castle, Kent and Sussex counties
cannot see any strcns Ia n It's asa
ment and hence they wiz elect Demo
cratic Les stature that WI attend to
adjusting all our laws and refuse to add
to the pollution of the Senate by inercas-
ing IL Radical majority.
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4 SECRET CIRCULAR.

AN ATTEMPT TO PALM OFF DELIBERATE
AND ABSURD LIE ON THE EVE OF
THE LITTLE ELECTION.
If it were not a fact palpably known
to our citizens. We might be thought to
be exaggerating by even stating that
such a circular as the one annexed was
put in the doors Of many Of our citizens
the night before the Inspector Flee
ton. 1t is hardly necessary for as to
is simply lie, uttered ly an unscrupu-
lous party Ring that aims to get at the
funds of the State, after gust being
driven from the hold it had on the city
treasury that it depleted SO rapidly rs to
require to De driven from Office hy Re
publican votes. Read the base lie care
fully and you wiz he con, inced that the
Ring has gone So far as to prove its own
words incredible:
A WORD BEFORE THE BATTLE.
DEAR SIR:-'The Inspectors Election
takes place on Tuesday, the 9th of Otto-
Der, we ask your vote at this election for
the reason that our success at the state
Election, to be held III November next
mainly depends upon the result OF the
Inspector election.
The Infamous election law. passed by
Democratic Legislature ut its last SEES
sion, DISTINGUISHES in this county some
four thousand voters-one fourth of this
number are Republicans and the balance
Democrats-who WI, however, be fur
nished with fraudulent tax receipts hy
| dishonest ex-Tax Collectors, who are III,
plant tools of their party.
| We ask you to make some persona
sacrifice rather than miss voting ut The
| little or Inspectors election.
| The Republicans who are entitled t.
| vote should make n strong effort at thi
election to carry every ward i'll the city
1t can he done if each voter does hi
duty and deposits his ballot. viii ycl
not do it, and urge every Republican yol
meet to do the same?
Cd" The election takes place at tn
usual voting places in the several ward
of the city between the hours Of elevcl
O'Clock in the morning and six in tn
evening. Respectfully,
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
| Wilmington, Del, Oct. 5, 1874.
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DecidedIy " edh.

The arguments aduced hy the Radio ais
in advocacy Of the election Of their panty
ticket are decidedly weak, Mr. Higgins,
the most sensible orator they lave yet
put ON the stand, although we'll known
to be the loldest negfoita of the lot,
claimed that the Democrats were paying
off the State debt all too rapi''y. This
was decidedly shy since the gentlemen
who made the State revenue laws, could
not tell before they were put i'll operation
how much the rate Of taxation would
produce. In States where the Radicals
have the rule, the surplus, II they have
any, Is lost, through dishonest office hold
ers and that the Rins" in this city aim
to get at our state treasury, there can De
no doubt. one would suppose that n
Mr. Higgins got some $500 out Of the
State to keep him out of the loyal
ranks which he has never repaid, he
ould desire To- see the debt extinguished
as fast rs possible The State has lost
oae thing, however, 1t win never be
known what a bold soldier boy Mr..
Higgins would have made Surely it was
a great III stake in Mr. Higgins todepriye
tie government of this very favorable OPP
portunity. Ne doubt he now regrets it
he could so ca lily have had a feather in
his cap" had he'iust seized a muskct and
placed himself beside one Of his neigh
boris negro slaves and set an example; on
to Richmond would hardly have been
uttered afterward. But, alas. there is
u tide in the affairs OF men that leads to
fortune, and Mr.. Higg ms Just In Used it
by appropriating $500 of the State money
the hard earned money of the toilir o
Taxpayers, and thus We fear was lost
another opportunity ever to De regretted
Never ,heless the eyes of Delaware ave
upon" NJ. ii isgins, and doubtless. al,
the little boys in our district schools who
have not got 50 far as the rule of three
will be called to work out a sum in which
the answer WI involve the ;.ccurat 9
amount to the last penny at compound &
simple interest, which Mr.. Higgins now
owes the State; OF that he win owe il al
the end of each decade until the $500 is
paid.
BY the way We may here add that tn,
whole amount of the money the State
expended for substitutes for the army is
fairly due us, and it We succeed in elect
ing far and honorable Democratic
Senate and House, that money will Le
paid back to Delaware, thus wiping out
our State debt entirely. But Mr.. Hig.
gins and his friends are opposed to this
Lohand is dead against it. Anotbc,
weak argument is that our Levy Court
would DC under the control of Messrs
Herbert, Springer and Given. How the
Commercial dares to hope to make the
people believe its assertion We do moi
know. But we are astopished that the
Comm should desire that the Levy
Court should be put under the contro
Of Messrs, Pickles, Gallagher, Febigei
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Democratic Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting Of the Democratic
Party will bc held at MTDDLETOWN,
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1874,
at II o'clock, NJ. 1t will be addressed 10y
Hon. HESTER CLYMER, Of Pcnna., and
HoNs. II. +. BAYARD and ELI SAuLs-
BURY. general attendance of all per
sons who are opposed to the Civil Rights
Bill. and in favor Of an honest and eco,
nomical administration Of the State and
General Governments are cordially invi-
ted.
BY order of the Executive Committee
WIN. HERBERT, Chairman.
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HOUc the Money Goes !

After November 30th, it will be easy to
see how the money goes, for then the
drawing VIII take place Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky, and at the Grand
Gift Concert -, 5Dp,ooO in cash viii be
given away to ticket holders. The for.
tunate holder of the ticket drawing the
first prize viii walk off with S250,0oO; Of
prize; 500; Of the fourth prize, $50,
600; of the fifth prize. S25,O0o, &c, &c.
until 10000 grand cash prizes shall al
have been distributed. Truly. this dis
trlbution will tell how the money goes!
oct. 10-eod-3t
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Mectin0 on Monday Night.

A Democratic meeting will DE held IN
the City Hall On Monday evening at
o'clock. 1t win be addressed 10y gentle
men whose names will lie given hcreaf-
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4 Democratic Mass Meeting

will be held in Wilmington on the even
ing of the 9th of OCTOBER. s--vs4e
BY order of the Executive Committee
WIN. HERBERT, Chairman.
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NQTICE.-JAMESH .BEGGS has removed
IN. his office to No. West Eighth street
Almonds Building. Bricks Of all iinds OF
hand at lowest market rates. jyl4u
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NOTICE.--I. HUGH McG0VERN. in
IN compliance with the requirements of the
act Of A assembly in such case made and pro !ided
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing, to the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state OF
Delaware. in and for the county of New Cas-
tie. upon Monday the 10th day Of November
next. A. D.. 1874. being the first day of the
next November term of the said Court. for IA
License to keep an Inn or Tavern. in my own
house. known as the dreentrce Hotel, in the
town of New Castle. School District No. As.
New c stlo County. Delaware. and to sell in
toxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart. to be drunk on the premises. and the
following treeholders recommend the said ap-
plication, to wit:
Geo. Gray. VIM. II. Cam.
Giles LambsJn, John II. Rodney.
A. G. Gray. W''liam w. Ward.
John J. Black. Thomas Early.
James Wilmot, John X eegan.
Robert Murray. John Campbell.
c. b. Wegginmann
ocl0-3t% HUGH McG0VERN.