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Triton AS A LIAR.-The following ex-
tract from MIR. Beecher's statement rep
lr,ents Theodore Tilton as one of the
iu anet liars in Christendom Mrs. Til
a.fesaed to her husband that Mr.. Beech
"a had made improper proposals. to her.
When he heard this, Mr.. Beecher says,
it fell like thunderbolt" upon him. He
found the lady at her home lying on her
bed, white as marble, with closed eyes
as in a trance, and with her hand upon
her bosom, palm to palm, like one in pray
er." 1t reminded him Of forms carved in
marble that he had seen upon monuments
in Europe. But the statue spoke and ad-
mitted having made the confession, know
ing it to have been false, but justifying il
on the plea that by leading Mr.. Tilton tl
believe that his wife and Mr.. BeeeheI
were guilty Tilton himself might be led
to repent similar crimes Of his own.
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Here il is in a Nat .ShpiI.

The least said istruly the soonest mend
ed. Decent people who think life too short
to wade through the filth Of the Brooklyn
scandal may like to have the pith of the
case laid before them in its four cardinal
points, now all an evidence, and fatally
correlated by the dates
Triton TO MouLToN.-Dec., 1870. Sir
months ago learned from my wife that
ii. W. Beecher had dishonored my home
Bring him to me that may mention il
to him. II. TILToN.
MoULToN TO BERCHER.-Jan. 1871. Til.
ton thinks you have ruined his business
Prove yourself his friend and it will be al
right You can stand on the truth.
BEEcHER To MoULToN.-May,1 1873. Pay
to +. ID. Moulton, for the benefit of Theo
dore 1'ilton, five thousand dollars.
ii. w. BEEcHER.
TrLToN TO BEECHER.-June 1873. To II
w. b. Grace, mercy. peace. TT.
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lieying that some measures ought to be
devised to find employment for them.
Resolved, That we, the workingmen OF
Wilmington, in meeting assembled, re-
quest the City Council to put the build
ing of the new basin in the hands of per-
sons who will give work to men who are
unemployed, irrespective Of party. and
not in the hands of any man who has
publicly declared that he will not en-
ploy any but Republicans to work on the
new basin.
The meeting then adjourned.
This was one Of the most amusing.
spicy and turbulent meetings yet held in
this city, and it was plainly evident that
the workingmen have determined to be
no longer humbugged 10y the Radical
party leaders.
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Il CH4NGE.-lh" constant wear of the
dally issue has rendered it necessary to
substitute L more plain and solid type
for the head line Of the GAZETTE. The
change il in accord with the times. We
nave also been required to narrow the
columns of the GAZETTE, and to make
room for additional reading matter have
added another column 10 each page.
This, il will be perceived, increases the
size Of the paper somewhat and makes
II the largest penny daily in the city.
This change will make the paper more
aymetrical in appearance and prove u
decided improvement in the general
make up; which will shortly De- still fur.
ther improved by the introduction Of an
entire new dress for our miscellaneou,
columns Of reading matter as we'll Il,
our local and editorial pages.
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic voters throughout the
State are hereby notified to meet in then
respective hundreds of each Countrywide
notice thereof being given-for the pur'
pose of electing fifty -tive delegates from
each county to attend State Conyen.
ton, to be held at DOVER on THURS.
DAY, the 9th day of AUGUST, 1874, at
one o'clock, p. M, for the purpose ct no,
minating candidates for the offices OF
Governorand Representative inCongress
and to take such other action i'll relation
to the approaching canvass as shall be
deemed advisable.
BY order of the State Executive Com
mitee.
JOHN p. COCHRAN, Chairman
August 5th, 1874.
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From the christian tniOa
A correspondent of all English newspaper
sends the following communication, when
will be read with interest by I'LL Chrlstiani
and thinkers.
One meets with many curious thihgs III
his Journey through the bounds OF TINS
broad circumambulating globe. l nave
met with many myself; but the most unique
thing | remen Der Of seeing Is the following
carious bill, paid in the year lS', by the
officers OF The Church of England, for re-
pairs at the Winchester Cathedral This II
literal copy
WINCHESTER, Oct, lls4.
For work done by Peter NJ. Sellers.
5. d
In soldering and repairing st Joseph,
Cleaning aud ornaneutlng the Holy
Ghost,
Repairing Virgin Mary behind and
before, and manufacturing new
child,
Screwiug a nose on the devil, and
putting hair on his head, and plac-
ing a new joint on his tail,
Paid December, llS2, IL
=. NJ. SELLERS, Chulch Mechanick.
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Expected Trouble With Spain

Captain John Jefferson, of the American
ship London, has succeeded in landing on
the coast OF Spain with twen,y-seven badly
needed cannons for the Carlist. AS the
coast was blockaded by the Spanish feet
Captain jefferson represented that his shiI
was United States vessel of war, cruising
in the bay of Biscay for the purpose of pre-
venting any American blockade runner from
landing arms Tor the Carlists. This illegal
use of the American flag, will, 1t is feared
lead to more trouble between oar govern
ment and that Of Spain, md Capt. Jefferson
who made large sum OF money by his au
dacious action, is likely to get into serious
difficulty.
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AN lNDENEaDENT CANDIDATE. DR.. A.
II, Grimshaw, in card in another col.
umn announces himself an Independent
dent candidate for the City Council in the
Seventh Ward. The Doctor is body and
breeches opposed to the ring" and
made Of that tough and unwearing stuff
that political schemers always dread. A.
gainst the Ring" we wish him success
Our whole object is to further the inter.
est1of economy, andprevent extravaganza
which can be only done by breaking down
the Republican majority in the Council
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The cricket match at Halifax between
the English and American "tea ms" COM
menced yesterday. Tue Americans, who
went first to the wickets, had scored 181,
with the loss OF 3 wickets, when the play
was interrupted by rain.
--latest advices from Chicot county,
Arkansas state that the excitement there
is subsidlng, Whites and blacks are under
arms, bu; no collision is apprehended.
Postmaster General Jewell went to Long
Branch yesterday evening TO report to the
President for duty, and will return to his
home in Hartford, Conn, to-day.
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THE WoRKINdMEN . MEETING The
Norkingmen' meeting last night was
called i'll the interest of the Ring This
was at once conceded as soon as it was
found that large number Of those pres
ent were negroes. The proceedings how
ever, show that the real working men
were present determined that the Ring
should not have their own way and as
aumed the control themselves.
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NOTICES..
RE-. rs rEY BUREAU.

NJ OTICE.-Tte Registry Bureau will bo
IN opened on MONDAY. July 18th. inst.
To avoid confusion and the better to aIrang &,
the work Of this Department. the city hu,
been divided into Sections, and the timo
appointed in which the citizens property
holders) in each sectiCn are respectfully re-
quested to present their deeds with a correct
description oil their property at this Cmce
Section lst evtlfas from Market to Union.
and from Fl e. .- .fenth Streets; from July
18th to 9th.
Section 2. extends from Market to Union ,
and IRON Seventh to Thirteenth streets; from
July u to August 10th.
Section 3, extends from Market to Union.
aud from Thirteenth 10 Brandy wine; from Au .
gust 10th to 2ith.
section 4. extends from Market to Union,
and from Front street South to City Line;
from August 2ith to September 7th.
Section s. West Of Market and North of
6ra' dywine; from September 9TH to 2lst,
Ninth streets from September list to October
9TH.
Section :. East of Market street and from
Third to Ninth streets: from Oct. 9th TO 18th.
Section 5. East of Market street, and South
rpm Third to A streets: FROM Oct. 18th to Nov
II
Sections, East Of Market and South FROM
A -. To city Line; fiom Nov. ID to 10th.
Al Deeds. Conyeyances or Transfers OF Real
Esta,e made after July 18th, il&1l. must be en-
tered in his office before they are sent 10 New
Castle to be recorded.
A copy ofthe Registry INV and blank fern J
for the description OF property will be furnish
80 vi "'''''" NJ. c. CoNwELL,
Chic. Engineer and Surveyor,
jcI-3n Tenth and King Streets.
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40 lbs. and over, ut the rate of sl.00 per 100 lbs
The above prices to take effect on Monday
April 18th, 1874.
Our Ice Is as good as any ice that can be
offered in the market. and will be sold as low
as the lowest.
WALTON & JAMES,
apr8tf 18th and King and No. W. Sd SITS.
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JAMES SCOTT,
JOHN NJ. SCOTT.
J: WINFIELD SCOTT,
aug2l w wy. WARMER.

nEMOCRATIC MEET G.-An adiou IN.
- cd meeting of the Democratic cit,zep
ct " mingtOn. will be held ut the Americnt
Club Rooms. ~ Market street. on FRIDAY
Evening, August list, az o'clock, to hear re
and other important business. By order VI
the Chairman.
auglJ- j. c. FARRA, Sec'y.
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NJ OTlCE.-A meeting Of the Democrats
~ the First Ward. will he held Mt the Blac {,
Horse Hotel. 5. W. corneg Front and Justison
streets on MONDAY Evening next. at S
O'Clock. to take measures pertaining to tho
approaching city election, By order OF the
aug-O.it EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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WILMINGroy, Del, Aug. -. 1874.
fINliE partnership existing between the
l. undersigned under the irm name of Pu.
scy. scott d Co.. is this day dissolved by Inc
Withdrawal of William y. Warner.
The remaining partners will continue the
business under the firm name aslheretofcrc,
and are also authorized TO settle up tie busi.
ness of the late firm ''
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hEM0CRA MEET NG-S ECOND
- NARU.-A Democratic Meeting will Le
held ut the FELTON, House. Second and Walnut
street. III the Second Ward, on SATURDAY.
Evening. at o'clock, Tor tho.puipose Ut NAH =
nus arrangements for the city election. amt
the transaction of such other busin, IS us may
be brought before u. by order OF the
aug2l-2t EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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TO me VOTERS OF the SEVENTH
icitation OF voters. herep announce that he
will be an independent Candidate for City
Council. from the seventh ward, tor term oil
one year. A. ii. GRlMSUAW.
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nEMOCRATlC MEET Nc E1GHTU
H. WAkD.-A meeting OF the Democrats
OF the Eighth Ward will he held ia the Hall
OF the Frienlshp Engine House, tenth anil
at = O'Clock.
augl9-3t j., CEbEH EAEcUuNE Committee.
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rINQ THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
Il TIE CITY OF WILMINGTON.-
Democratic Nomination Election for Asses
sors-one Tor the Northern and one for tho
Southern DISTRICTS. will be hold at the CITY
Hall, ON II ESDAN, tee 18th inst Tie
polls viii be opened at o'clock and remain
open until o'clock, =. NJ. The voters resid-
ing north OF sixth street will vote at a poll
which will be opened on the north side ofCity
Hall. The voters residing south of sixth
street will vote ut poll which will be OPEN
"a on the south side of the City Hall.
The Judges appointed TO hold s1id election,
are. viz
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
James A, l'iGnkett. Charles Cannon
Patrick LniGbert, John Aiken
Herman Rau.
NOETHrRN DIsTR;Cr
v illiIln L. iiodgsOn William y. Bnueh,
Albert Thatcher. Edwin f. Morrow.
John McSoGley.
II l.. MCINTYRE. Chairman,
Democratic city Executive Committee
augli- tn
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wish 1t were possible to show you "' ssoehis two
B,inker" as he appears in the frontisp art. tho
pudey hands, the one upon his capac'ous ne.
other upon his more capacious and always hungry
stomach with the exquisite imoee'h'y o' n'' ooa
,ananco ss he saws. "Have no fear, madam depend
NM, me and YOU will sec everything" To him the
hook ia dedicated in sweet revenge "a revenge
which, 1t is to bc hoped the poor wretch VIII nave 'ho
opportunity to appreciate, This book should DO sue
cessfu for it not only illustrates the mishaps and mis-
takes Of travel with the light of the kndest and bright
est humor but 1t is also full Of sagacous observation
L. en-
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WI Have just Published


BY N. LIE BARON DE HUBNBR.
Translated by LADY HERBERT.
VOL l2no cloth, extra. 81 so
PART I-AMERICA.
PART IL-JAPAN.
PART HI-CHINA.
"The author OF travellers who view the world from o
comprehensive sadbOnt and willing to ae the world Is" H.
and write The events noted FeeeDcaie the Baron
having made 1871 literary luxury to read ne
late book OF 600 and read OF our land an
attentive foreigner The Of the book de-
voted to Japan the third the close Of the Ranbe
September 1872 ends the writer possession of valuable diary
from which Is framed which handsomely printed nesty
bound peaan. book Of Of the latest Issues
The London Globe.
deal of humor clear observation, pleasant narr''
ve d LADY erbes TRANSACTION smooth and ioreoe that 70
quite lose sight Of the fact that it is "a translation"
The London Morning Post
"s dncu ample justice this pleasant narrative Of travel
The translator admirably preserved the vivid STYLE Of Tho
foreign original. especially in the manrer in which gro
tesque des-enng the Keen Obseer-se re derd iH'o e
celent English The work does contiin single dGn
paragraph"
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