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The New York herald., 1874-09-13
,ROMwELL s. s. LINE FOR PORTLAND. ME.
" The drat class 81

NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMUND-OLD
~ Dominion steamship Company.-steamers leave
for above ports from pier H North River Beach
street. on uesday. thursday and Saturday, at NJ
Also intermediate camers
Through bills ading and passenger tickets issued to
all points In the interior.
Oiice corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
The New York herald., 1874-09-13

THE STATE LINE.
i SEM YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant new Ciyis built stcaneTs will sai from
pier d North River, a. toli8Ws.-
STATE of slh.iNlA..-..........Wr Wednesday. sept ~
STATE or INDIANA...............N NeGne~iAy - I'd ~
sIArb ~ tv vk.tA xtA .,s -.... "Wednesday, pt ~
sTAlE or rLoklDA ............. "Wednesday, Oct u.
and every "Wednesday thereafter, taking ps-cnscrs
through rates 70 al pors q orea Britain ana sisna.
Norway, sweden Denmark ans Germaay.
stecrage a. low a. BY any other hne
Drafts Tor 81 and upwari. Yor frc rht passage
apply TO AUSTIN. BALDWIN q >. Arrnts
No u broadway
steersge Office No b Broadway
JNMAs LINE-sourHRRLr coURsE
Royal NAL steamers appointed % sail Cii0Ns-
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVkRFOOL
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday, sept ~ at N A N.
CITY TX BnusshLs........s SATURDAY, sept "a ntr NJ
Sinn VI ShnS. ..s....... saturday. oct ~ noon
CITY OK RICHMOND. saturday, oct lo etsr. N.
Clit VI fAhis saturday. oct ". al " A. N.
CABIN passage. 81 and So gold.
srerage TO and rOul all points al reduced rates
Canin and general once; No Is Broadway
steerase ofnces ~ Broadway ana sier q North River
JOHN -. DALE. Agent
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS WILL FiSD TRUNKS
II tor state rooms and Continental uave chairs sua
RucS ia stau mn Ar y
The New York herald., 1874-09-13

BELONGING TO FAMILY NOW IN EUROPE
VINO nave come Ia h, luson that wous
be better 10 dispose their Furniture by public compp
ton than storage. win RISK Of brcakago moths Ae
The assortment Is large and offers nne opportunity
Tor buycrs Particulars tomorrow ON "Wednesday.
at l0,s O'Clock ~ 81 Nassau street by
JkRE. JOHNSON. Jr.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13

EORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDR
steamers from Spring street Sundays at9, 10 and
II a; NJ ana l. 2 20 and r NJ. landing at Twenty
third and Thirty streets IL and Is later
Daily at 10 A. M, is ani l5 p. NJ Soc round trip.
GRAND EXCURSION TO HIGHLANDS AND RRI
VI Bank. N. 1.-The fast and strong steamboat SEA
BIRD, leaves Pier IS, foot OF Franklin street North
River above places sunday morning 18th inst at .:
rptu leay ga at
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY

are running hourly EXCURSION rHIPS from whitchsa
street. foot Of Broadway for New Brighton saug Hsr-
Dor, West Brighton. Port Richmond and ELM PARK.
from $50 A. NJ. to 7:!o p. NJ daily, Sundays inclusive.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13

BILLIARDS.
A PARTICULAR NOTICE-OUR CELEBRATED
~. Standard American Billiard Tables and unequaled
Combiuatio Cushions, used IN all championship con-
tests, only be obtane at our wareroonS io Bro-
way The entire machinery, letters patent copyrights.
are solely vested IN the surviving partner L. W. COL
LENDER. other manufacturers can supply
famous STANDARD American Billiard Goods Established
1855 Largest manufactures Ill the world. Only city
73S Broadway illustrated prica lists sent to-
any address
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BBvEL TABl.Es AND
Il. the Phelan Colender Combination Cushions
ior sale only by the pate nee, H. w. COLLENDER suc-
to rhelan Cole nder 7s Broadway, New York.
A LBERT GARNER, RUDoLPHE, UBAssY, DAN
n els Joseph and Cyrie Dion and all the principal
Patent Wire Cushions exclusively for all match games,
several styles of Bevcl Tables; also kinds of B
Hard Materal,- at reduced prices - ~
w H. GRIFFITH CO., 20 vesey street
A POOL TABLE FOR Slc0 Made BY PaELAN
"A balls and all complete, at 2i9 East Twenty third
street, piano store. ~
EoR sALE-CoLLENDER BEvBL BILLIARD
Tabs out little used by private family size, AI0xs
iec@ Apply, oy et.er, 10 Ia T. box LA Herald office
GEORGE +: PHELAN, SOLE MANUFACTURERS
VI OF Phean's celebrated BILLIARD Tables Office and
wnrer99ms NO. Barclay street. New YORK. Post Office
DHELAN COLLENDER WALNUT TABLE 5xl0,
carom, very little used; price $3.50 Can be seen -
staole, rorty-seeond street and seventh avenue.
A PHRLAN BILLIARD TABLBs, BEvELLkD, AND
very cheap. Call at piano store 2i9 East fwenVto
l street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A uCTlON.-SPEED--wAR wARRANTED-SPEED-AU
~ TION.

BAYS, DAPPLED GRAYS AND BLACKS.
sfEED, WARRANTED OR NO SALE.
Hardy, rugged and we'll acclimated.
Inc property OF late Custom House official who ha,
tnk received an appointment as Commissioner
seiis ms entire stock OF Horses Wagons and Harness
Mhicn nave no equals tor choice selection and for whic
no pains were spared in their purchase
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE IN EAST SEVENTEENTH
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
pAWNBROKERS' sALEs.-JAMEs AGAR, AUG.
uoneer, will sell at salesroom

- SO New Bowery,
Monday, 500 lots mems and women's Clothing by or.
der OF George Cudlipp East Twelfth street
Tuesday, 800 lots mems and wOmens Clothing by or
der OF b. Lew, 6l5 Hudson street
Wednesday, 500 lots mems and women's Clothing by
order OF D. B. Solomon Co., 9S Eighth avenue.
Thursday. 800 lots mems wOmens Clothing by
order of n. Aufses. Ny Stanton street. -
Friday, 500 lots mems and women's Clothing by order
OF A. II. Samuels 1876 Grand street. WILLIAMSBURG
The New York herald., 1874-09-13

FRANK THOMSON. General ksnager.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13

MONTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship NDNkNLOLLERN. Captain W Norden
holt will sail Wednesday. september l6 at 2 r. NJ
followed by
steamship DoNAU Captain H. A. y. Neynaber on
SATURDAY., September ID -
kATEs or PASSAGE TO LONDON HAyRE AND
BREMEN
fifrt Wolu,
rftnnu GOldD
"a
For freight or passage apply TO
OELRIcHS 4 CO., Agents.
2 Bowling Green
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
The Street Market.

In the street market, this morning.
there was II very large supply of fruit,
vegetables, and produce generally, with
n fair demand. Notwithstanding the
wet weather, the attendance was very
large. The variation in prices generally
since last report is very slight. Peaches
still command good prices. Butter has
had an upward tendency during the past
week, and is selling readily. The ruling
rates are as follows:
Butter, IS, 10 and 45 cents per pound
roll 80 to 35 do; eggs. 80 and IS per doz.;
chickens, 81 and 81 so per pair; peaches
Is to 40 per half peck, and 81 90 and 81 81
per basket; apples, S and 10 per half peck
pears, and 35 do; potatoes, white, II
and 20 do, or 81 90 and $l.25 per bushel
sweet potatoes, 80 and 40 per half peek
tomatoes, 10 and Is do; corn, II and Il
per dozen; cabbage. 4 and 5 per head
onions. 25 per string; beets. 5 and 10 L
bunch; honey, 35 per pound; smearcase
5 per bowl; grapes, 6 to 10 per pound.
Beef, II and IS per pound; veal, 10 ana
20 do; mutton, . and Id do; liver, 10 do
lard, 10 and IL do ham, Is and 90 do
picked pork. 10 and II do.
At the fish market, the usual varietie,
of fish sold at the current rates.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
-4ifeDcH Malpractice.
DE-. DUcHANAN's VICTIM -TuK EVIDENCE AT
THE JHQUKeT.

DR.. DUCHANAN'S VICTIM TIKI BvIDENc8 AT
THE JsQUKsT.
We have already mentioned the arrest OF
DIR. Buchanan, OF Philadelphia, for caus, NO,
by malpractice, the death Of Mrs. Emily j.
Vandegriit, OF Odessa, in this State Be
low will be found the evidence al the Coro-
ner's inquest held over the body of Mrs.
Vandegrlt:
Isaac ". Vandog, 1T husband of d, ceased,
testified | live in Odessa, New Castle
county, Delaware; on tho lst of August iAy
wife had been complaining OF rupture; on
looking over paper she saw that DR.
buchanan treated women shs determined
to visit him, hut she did aot come till the
18th of August, and then by herself she
returned on T. ptcmher with me, went to
Buchanan's office /; he sn,d 1t was a serious
case of rupture "f the bowels my wife
then burst ont crying tls8. doctor said he
would have to operate uf-.-hrr; he named
a very nice boarding place, and he rave me
| the number, nni we went round DIR. Blu
| chanan came round after MS he told us
how much the people charged, and gave q
Icheck for S75, including nu, sing and board
ling.
DIR. Buchanan said she was pregnant, and
that would bc the trouble IN operating upon
her he said he would have to perform Mt
| abortion neither nor my Wlic came lol
the purpose Of having the atlcr operation
performed; | returned again yesterday
both my wire and DR.. Buchanan wrote Il
to me; he sail before the operation sh'
would require medicine when l came yes
ltcriay l saw Dr. buchanan he eam sh
was very low: then came tn the house
found my vii. very low she did not rccog
lnizc me.
Nothing had been said aboat any opera
Itions either by my wife or the doctor, and
Thought TO sec her better when | came up
nothing was said about bilious fever till
larrived DIR. buchanan ihonght my wife
lcompIaint bordereL on "remittent" fevcr
the doctor was at the house while l VIA
here he came after mo.
After tho testimony Of DR.. Shapleigh, IN
Coroner's physician, had been gwen. Th
verdict of the jury was that The said Enlil
III. Vandegrift came to her death from eX
J haustion. the result of a disease OF the bow
els caused by criminal abortion procured n
the hands OF DIR. John Buchanan.
De. Buchnnan was iinme lately commit
tied by tho Coroner.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
FIRST EDITION! +!
TRIAL OF STEAMERS.
OUR P. Q. AFF AIRS.
the CASE OF DR.. BUCHANAN.
The Test of Steam ers.

THE CLAPP 6 JONES ENIGNE COMES OFF
VICTORIOUS.
The trial of steam engine in Chicago,
H., which has ex 'ited such II lively
interest in this city, came off on Wed
nesday, in the presence of large mum
Der of spectators.
The trial came off at Lake Park
foot of Madison street, the engines
pumping from tanks 10 feet deep
which were kept supplied with Water
by S-inch mains. Tho following
steamers entered he contest, Th,
Silsby, OF Seneca Falls, N. Y. the
Clapp IL Jones, of Hudson, N. Y. tn,
Gould, of Newark, N j. the Ahrens
of Cincinnati, ..
After the second trial the Gould en-
gine sunk in the mud beside the tank
and could not be extricatcd in time 4
take part in the ensuing trials. Tho
fly wheel of the Ahrens engine als
broke, and it was obliged to retire
Both of these accidents were unavoid
able.
From the lighting of the fires to tn
throwing of water the time was as fol
lows:
Silsby, 8 minutes and 15 seconds
Gould, 5:23 Clapp Il Jones. $40
Ahrens, 5:25
The Silsby was the first to throw
stream 175 feet, while the Ahrens wa
the first one to throw stream of ~
feet.
At the time of the trial stron
breeze prevailed, against which tn
Silsby threw a stream of l94 feet, 8 il
chcs, with Ii inch nozzle, throug
$50 feet of hose. In the same manne
the Ahrens engine threw Il stream G
1873 feet.
Below will be found tabular rcsu|
of LII ih1, fns,ia
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
Postal AFFAIRS.
MYERS Observation-Disclosures To CON
TINuE IN OFFICE.

MYERS UCCEsSoR-HAwkiNs To CON
TINuE IN OFFICE.
Frank Stout, of McDowellville, has
been appointed letter carrier, vice Jos
ii. A. Meyers, colored, removed. Mr..
Stout will enter upon his duties on
Monday
In the case of James w. Hawkins
the Postmaster-Ge General has decided I,
continue him in his position. His of
fence was admitted, and its gravity
fully considered, but at the same tim,
the Department took into consideration
neutrality-suspicious. course the satisfacto
ry manner in which his duties had been
performed, and the fact this was tn,
first complaint made against him In
his official capacity. On this accoun
it was decided to continue him in of
flee, ON probation.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
FROM THE FRONT.
KELLOGG, THESCORNED TAKES
OFFICE AGAIN

THE WILMINGTON RINGITEs ENCELEED
IN MEANNEss.
The Louisiana question was finally
settled yesterday by the decision of
the Cabinet to restore Kellogg's author
ity. An order was sent from Washing
ton to General Emory, approving all
of his acts excepting his appointment
of General Brooks 60 command in the
city of New Orleans. 1t is suggested
that he be named the Commander of
the United States forces" in New Or
leans. General Emory is instructed
that the Kellogg government must be
recognized "as the lawful State govern
mcnt until some other government can
he Legally supplied" and upon the
surrender of the McEncry government
Kellogg Is to be informed of the
fact and TO be given "thc necessary
support to re-establish the authority Ol
the.Statc government McEncry an,
Penn yesterday issued an address t,
the people of the State of Louisiana, al
| vising cheerful obedience to the con
stitutcd authorities General Brook.
occupies the Executive Office in New
Orleans and consults with the mayo
ol the city III rcicrence To municipa
affairs. A consultation was held IA
the New Orleans Custom House bc
tween McEncry and Kellogg and thri
chief supporters, with Il view to- a com
promise, but no result was arrived al
Governor Kellogg has assumed contr'
of affairs, and has issued an order To hi
State officers To presume the cXcrcis
of their functions. Louisiana is pr,
foundly quiet, excepting the l!ayo
Sara where Il disturbance is rrportr
and General Emory has sent tronl
thither
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
RELIGIOUS.

West Presbyterian Church, corner
of Eighth and Washington streets,
preaching tomorrow mt 10Y O'Clock. A.
NJ, and ~, =, NJ, hy the pastor, Rev.
j. NJ. =. OTIS, ID. ID. In the morning
the holy communion will be admins
tered. Subject for evenings discourse,
"Our Fathers House Strangers and
the public generally are cordially invi.
ted.
Services at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow aS usual Preaching al
1890, A. NJ, and 7.30, T. NJ, by til,
pastor, Rev. +. NJ Eastwood. All ar'
cordially invited seats free. Sunday
School meets ut ., A. NJ
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
(,runfs hounds 0tfrr the Pt0DIc.

Governor Brown. of Tennessee, coul-
PLAINS that. notwithstanding thus. the
United States Marshal for the Western
Division If Tennessee. with the aid 81 de
tachnents of troops, is making arrests uf
citizens for the same offence with which
they are charged in the State Courts. lie
protests against this exercise of lurlS,iir-
tion. and asks the President to order its
cessation, and shat the persons already
arrested be turned over Ia the state
Courts for trial. their authority being AM
pie for the public protection
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
pOLITIt.1L NOTES.

John 4. Ensor has hccu nominated
for Congress by the Republicans III the
Second Maryland District; James u.
Scelcr in the Third, and john Il t"N
in the Fourth
G. H. Morgan has been nominated
for Congress 10y the Democrats in the
Sixth Missouri District, and Hon a
Ruckner in the Thirteenth District r
The latter is the present member
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19

It is probabIe that there will be an
other trial before the Commissioners
decide from which company to take
the twelve new steambers about to be
ordered for the Chicago Fire Depart
ment.
The Gould engine is the one manu-
factured for the Fame Company, of
this city. The Water Witch Company
has Clapp Il Jones, and the Reliance
Company Silsby engine hence the
interest felt in this city in the result OF
the trial
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
AN EXCITING FIGHT.
AN ART EXPOSITION
POLICE CASES-.THE PEACHES
Excitement.
A NGGRo ON THE RAMPAGE A WHINING
TON COON IN TROUBLE,

A NGGRo ON THE RAMPAGE 4 WHINING
TON Coon IN TROUBLE,
Several evenings ago M exciting affair
ocurred at Have desras' I'D la neg TO named
Jacob Waters went to the livery stable ot
MIR. Samuel Prarthrer, and commenced tn
abUss h,m violently ,for something Mr.. Pear
three had said or done To one OF Waiter,
friends. To defend himself, MIR. Pcarthree
picked up swIn~le tree and walked toward
the nesrU, who rctreated In retrcaiiug he
drew n pistol aud fired two shots ut Mr.
rearihree the first missing him and the
second striking the swin.lc tree AMI also
wound,ng Mr. Peatthrro slightly on the
huger. Mr.. William Young had III the
meantime come to MIR. Pearihree' ) a s;stlnce
and the negro next turned aud hrcd on him
ball striking mir Young IN The aru,
Neither of tho wounds are serious.
The negro their rau Pursued hy a large
crowd, aud lin dly took refuge in a house
in the suburbs OF the town. An excited
crowd surrounded the building, firing pistols
and creating din generally. In the mid,
Of 1t Constable tharsho appeared, aud On
| tering the house arrested Walters, whom
he found concealed up chimney. TIE
| Constable summoned posse Of armed men
guarded by whom the prisoner was iah ell
through the crowd and safely iodse,i IN th'
lookup. from whence he WIS taken t. Bc
| Air jail on Mondty.
Subsequently, IL co!ored man from " Il
mingtou, who had aldni IN the arrest O
| Waters. was pursued 10y IL mob Of negroes
| Who threatened 10 tIke his HE. Cons;1bl
| Chaishee, however, rescued hm and sen
him of on the c; r. to Wluin ston
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
STRAY WAITS.

The peach shipments took n sudden
jump yesterday.
The rain still holds en- with indications
Of still further continuance.
Frank. to-day, opened a fine stock of
millinery goods ut 5ll Market street.
Send your absent friend copy of the
DELAWARE GAZETTE. (weekly,) it will
please him.
Il. Klett club and the Butcher Boys has
been postponed.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
In,iHsiry ANT 1ri.
INDUSTRIAL. AND ART EXPOSITION To EE
HELD IN THIS CITY.


HELD IN THIS CITY.
Last evening, at an adjourned meet
ing of the Delaware Institute of Me
chanic Arts, it was decided to hold an
Industrial and Art Exposition in this
city during the present Fail. The cx-
position will he held in the second
story of Bradford'S new Market House,
= W. corner Third and King street,
about the middle of October, or a.
soon after the completion OF the build
ing rs possible.
In this exposition it j. proposed t.
have represented every department
of industry and art now represented
in this city and vicinity and will doubt
less he IA very extensive aud successful
affair
Committee, to make Arrangement.
for the exposition will be appnintoc
at a subsequent meeting Of the Eyccu
tive Committee.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19

MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA
RALRoAD.-rhc Towsontown Jour
nal says "Workmen are still engaged
upon the line of the Maryland Penn
sylvania Railroad, between T0wson-
town and the junction with the North
ern Central at Lake Roland. All that
now seems necessary is the building of
three bridges and the laying of the
rails. Tho bridges are all contracted
for and ready to be put up when order
ed by the contractors.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
Ihc .NattfA Lnnlil.u .,ulif.

HE rnlore5 HepabhcanS vi CharlcstJa.
who oppose iae rereLt nomuatiaB u
thlmbcfl4lu, hasa b. j a ltrg" tnd tnthHsl-
aslic mecttna,4. which 900 or 1000 ~eIe
present, atnt resolutions wetl adopted p-a-
testing p" III. taamn. rain uomnaiiau
on accvuut G his cufgupiinAS, and pie isins
support Il any honest iiepuhlctn VII
might b- 4 eandti..r. .Iuige John L. teen
" III probalsiy b. ta,ls candidate. The In
drpandr,t Ref,.5acan Couvcniion has ba..l
raiir. ia m.'t.t It GAtlicstuu, O. st,cer@
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
low to g.; Ntsnnin,

hOW Z" y NtH"lihN- -WN Iramts iui
strong nervous y stems are not the lot ii All
But tho feeble need not DESPAIR. Ey adurt.
ing the means they my 1--we as long and en-
10y lite as much as their moro robust ncigh
horS. Physical Inv lgurhtion j.. hoseter
eccsSary 10 Tins enl and while the >pritu.
Gus tonics and ncryincs usually administered
eventually depress both body and mind pR
!. WuKER's CAiJEhRNiI NtSEGNR BIrrsRS
invariably supply new Nigor L. the irAnr.
while they rosulI.c every disor,lered fun
tlun. aug-,-ta
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
Total, LIS Gl4@lo

REBUILDING or MONITORS Fheee Of
the monitors the Amphltrltr, Terror and
Miantonomah, carrying four gun each,
are to be rebuilt These monitor now
have wooden hulls, hut Will be rebuilt
entirely Of iron Many improvements
will be made IN their machinery, yentl-
lation. &c The contract for rebuilding
the Amphitrite has already been award
ed te the Harlan 4 llolhnsswurth COM
pany, of this city.
SERFSADEgs Last night. between IL
and IL . clock a party "t 5erenadrrs IN
hvenei the neiyhhorhoul Of EIGHTH and
Poplar street The soft, sweet music
of the string instrument >ounded olr-
gantly Oh the night air.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
EeetiiMu Tie UNrtIS.

Montgomery. Alabama. was filled with
negroes yesterday drawing rltions furn-
ished from the fund Of 500 C1 approprl-
ated for the relief Of the sufferers 10y the
overflow Of the rombigbee and Alabama
rivers last spring. The whites who are
sufferers. the telegram saws. do not draw
any rationS, leaving it all to the c"lored
people. which seems to be- Il most unIc-
countable act Of self-leniil.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
POIicp (HSrS.

David White for using abusive Ian
guage towards his mother in law, vas
required to give hail in the snm of 500"
to keep the peace.
} Roberts, tor drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, was fined - and cost,
and held to bail in the sum OF 500 to
keep the peace.
Last night sixteen persons took lo1x-
ingS at the City Hall cells.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
NEW 1DTER TISENEN1S.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Prof. fOWIer'S Great Work

On Manhood. WonanhooI. and thci Mutual
Inter relations Love. its Laws. Power. etc.
Agens are soIliDg from to ~ copies a
day. Send for specimen pages and terms to
AeeniS and seq why it soils faster than any
other book. Address. NATIONAL PUB
LiSIlI Ma 90. rhilaIelrhia. "a.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
Ih. SIR RpbnI, Irl.,sf.l{.

A. Neg iark Yesterday. Albert Cunz. ~
dlCted m the Washington safe burglary
case, sutlnut.ret h. msclt ~ Cnited St.:,s
usLal FISK Commissioner Osborne held
him IN lA10 bali.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
Ladies Wtsn,nr to rurehass ligi

running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well TO call at No. IFS Market Stree. WI
mington, Del and see one OF the incest Fauii-
ly Sewing Machines in the world 1t has no
equal il sews from the thickest to the thinest
material it tesired without change OF needles
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running. and no threading-up required; self
threading shuttle and sen setting needle
Sold on easy monthly instilment. or a liberal
discount of for cash. L1iies dDn'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get tht
light running New American.
7lS Market st. Whining on. Del.
iyId&wlv J ii. klMROSE, Agent.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19

XNANTHD To RENT-One or two rooms
w newly married couple. Address stating
terms, 80, "Reptor." Wilmington L. D. 1t
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
DIED.

CLANEY Passed to spirit hie. Thomas Ca.
vey. in the 3ith year of his sge.
The friends OF the family are invited To at
parents. 4l6 T.. Third street. on Monday after
noon. Services at o'clock. Proceed to
Riyerview.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19

"ANTEp- A girl to do chsmberwork and
w attend to children. Apply at
iy3tf l,u5 MARKET STREET.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19

A Student for Delaware Col
w lege. Tuition free. Apply TO
aug6 JOSHUA MARIS.