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Thu M
SMITH & McKENNA.
i -, 81 and 50 Psydras ssreee.
Nes0 Teas! Nesv Teas!
! scoo half chests Of al grades Of
ooLONds, 1MPERIALs, CoNGoEs, and IA
| PANS, in Store and Landing.
We would respectfully invite the trade to an e1
animation OF our Teas, before purchasing else
where, as we are determined to sell at New YOrl
prices. or less, upon the came terms, thatis-fou
months or cash, less 3per cent.
T ANDING EX STEAMER PALM, FROM
| Patros-
20 tons choice new Patros CURRENTS.
| For sale by
SMITH l. McKENNA.
| IS, 81 and SO Poydras street
T ANDING Elk STEAMER STATE OF LOU
80 barrels ard Ils cases, all grades. J. J. Cole
so cases, all sizes, Lea Perrin's SAUCE.
SMITH & McKENNA,
IS, 81 and SO Poydras street.
NEW FRUITS-NEW FRUITS
1900 boxes choice new RAIsINs.
" cases ClIKON,
| 200 bbls :. CUkRANTS,
80 bbls PRUNES,
For sale by SMITH & McKENNA.
NEW sALMON-NEW LOBSTERS-
500 boxes choice new SALMON,
500 boxes .. :. LOBS lEkS.
| For sale by SMITH & McKENNA.
Observation-Disclosures
2oo boxes choice new BUcKWHEAr.
For sale by SMITH Il MCKENNA.
FRESH DAT MEAL-Nhw BARLEY
200 bbls choice new DAT MEAL,
5OOhsf bbls ). :. BARLEY.
For sale by SMITH & McKENNA,
r ANDING EX BARK ROFFOLUCIA-
500 baskets (pints and quarts) Jos. Plagniol
SWEET OIL.
For sale by SMITH l. McKENNA,
%, " and ~ POydras street.
poRTER, SCOTCH ALEs AND BREMEN
600 bbls Guinness PORTER, bottled by E. l.
]. Burk, Dublin.
200 bbls BASS ALE, bottled by E. & J. Burk.
SO bbls JEFFREY'S ALE.
so :. Meier i Sons, ALE,
so . Tenants ALE.
500 pints and quarts Deetjen's Bremen BEER.
For sale by SMITH McKENNA.
CPICES-SPICES-
300 bags Cingapore PEPPER.
so bags Jamaica ALLSPICE.
so bags GINGER.
so bales CASSIN.
so cases NUrMEGS.
20 bales CLOVES.
For sale by SMITH & McKENNA,
nj st IS, 81 and 80 POydras street.
RUrTER-BUrTER-
$50 firkins choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
IS :. medium
100 :. choice Western :.
IS tubs
For sale by HOYT h WILCOX,
nj st 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
NHEESE - CHEESE -
100 boxes choice English Dairy
IS boxes Nutmeg =
so boxes Family Favorite
nj St 80 Tchoupit oulas street.
CoA1-coA-#
THE MOUNT CARBON COAL,
Pronounced by all who have tried it to be
is delivered to all parts Of the city in lots Of Ten
D'ffs'' ~ % 1 WAsH II MORTON,
ri st 1873 Gravier street.
WESTERN PRODUCE
JUST ECEIvED.
500 bbls. MESS PORK (standard).
100 casks BACON, CLEAR and CLEAR RIB
SIDES.
so casks BACON SHOULDERS.
Is casks DRY sALTED MEATS, Sides and
Shoulders.
$50 packages refined LARD, in tierces and kegs.
1000 bbls. FLOUR, choice and low grades.
20 tierces choice sugar cured HAMS.
500 boxes STAR CANDLES.
700 bbls. Bourbon, Rye and Recti6ed WHISTLES. /
L5O bbls. K. D. CORN MEAL.
In store and to arrive.
For sale by
81. BIDWELL CO.,
nj st sc Tchoupitoulas st.
ID RICKS-SAND-LI
Lake and Country BRICKS, Fire BRICKS and
Fire TILES, White, Yellow and River SAND,
Alabama and Western LIME, CEMENT. PLAS-
TER and PLASTERING HAIR. LATHS and |
SHINGLES White SHELLS and Fire CLAY, etc. |
For sale by JNO. c. STEWART,
1876 Gravier street,
and 269 Julia, bet. Basin and Rampant.
nj St.
NEW YORK MEATS
80 bbls. New York Choice s. G. Uncanvassed |
Breakfast BACON.
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ANDING Elk STEAMER STATE OF LOU
isiana-
30 barrels and cases, all grades, ]. i ]. Cole
mans MUSTARD.
30 cases, all sizes, Lea & Perrins SAUCE.
For sale by
SMITH & McKENNA,
IS, 81 and SO Poydras street.
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A Bulldogs Mistake.

A farmer near Detroit had big bull dog
which had '.chawed" up several noble speci.
mems of his kind, and had never yet met his
match in the pit or on the road. The farmer
was proud of his canine highness, and willing
to wager his broad acres upon Bulls master,
ship. Bull had particular spite against
stuck-up pampered city dogs and all travel
him were careful to circle around the fields
and strike the road again at safe distance.
Bull was the four-legged king of that high
way.
j. NJ French's wild animals went home to
Detroit the other day, and French took them to
his farm on tnat same road to winter. A lively
panther, in being transferred from one cage to
another, broke loose from his keeper and ran.
He took the road. He first looked into a
blacksmith shop and glared at the forge fire,
and showed his teeth to the smith. The
which the animal scampered off The next
sign of life on the road was the farmers
house. for Bull evidently thought he had a
soft thing in despised city dog. He went
over the fence with bound and caught the
panther. The farmer placidly watched the
proceedings from his porch. 1t was lively
fght-so lively that the combatants could not
be seen through the cloud of DIST that they
raised. The farmer became a little anxious.
At length all was silent and the dust blew
awny. There lay Bull, frightfully clawed and
stone dead He was pulled out Of all dog
shape. The farmer saw the other dog trotting
off unscratched, and thought it very strange.
He soon knew all about it, though, when the
menagerie men came looking for their pet.
They succeeded in catching him little way
on. 1t would be interesting to know what
Bull thought about two seconds after he had
caught the panther.
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s f1cEs-sploEs-
300 bags Cingapore PEPPER.
so bags Jamaica ALLSPICE.
so bags GINGER.
SO bales CASSIN.
so cases NUTMEGS.
20 bales CLOVES.
For sale by SMITH Il McKENNA,
nj st IS, 81 and SO Poydras street.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
I50 Canal Street.
TRUSTEES.
d.. W. Newton Mercer
g. i. 0enereA David Urquhark
George Jonas, John g. Gainaa
Thomas A. Adams, Carl Kohn,
Thco. Allen Clarke Christian SchnddR
Cha. j. Leeds. samuel Jamiepn,
interest Allowed - Depoen.
L j. GENEREA psaa1danA
A4 JONES' Cashi0s aps7AG
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~ RAND SOUTHERN HOTEL
VI
Cor. Mechanic and Twenty streets,
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
Will be open for the reception Of guests on or
about November 18th.
SBISA & ORFILA, Projectors,
Formerly Of the Washington Restaurant.
o28 3m
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


approximations of 5000 each for tho
nine remaining units of the same ten
prize are. ...:.. sl.sc
9 approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are. :......:.::::....:..:..::. 1.se
approximations Of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten
Of the numDer drawing the $4,000
prize are. ..................... l.sO
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DUTTER-BUrTER-

DUTTER-BUTTER-
$50 frkins choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
IS . medium =. :.
100 . choice Western ;.
IS tubs :. :. ..
100 kegs :. ..
For sale by HOYT h WILCOX,
nj St 80 Tchoupitoulas street
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THE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY

Product of our swamps, is unequaled for colds,
coughs nasal catarrh, scrofula, throat and lung
complaints, etc. More than FORTY WRITTEN
its favor, and steadily increasing Splendid for
children. Sold by druggists. Depot log Camp
street. O18 Inn
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I1REsH DAT MEAL-NEw BARLEY

500 baskets (pints and quarts) Jos. Plagniol
SWEET OIL.
For sale by SMITH 4 MCKENNA,
IS, 81 and 80 Poydras street.
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NEW sALMON-NEW LOBsTERs-

500 boxes choice new SALMON,
500 boxes LOBS lERS.
For sale by SMITH & McKENNA.
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Lake and Country BRICKS, Fire BRICKS and
Fire TILES, White, Yellow and River SAND,
Alabama and Western LIME, CEMENT. PLAS-
TER and PLASTERING HAIR. LATHS and
SHINGLES White SHELLS and Fire CLAY, etc.
For sale by JNO. G. STEWART,
1876 Gravier street.
and 269 Julia, bet. Basin and Rampant
nj
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ID BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MANUFAc.
H. turer, 81 Magazine street, corner Matches.
New Orleans. Factory No. 33S, First District.
La. Any description Of Cigars, except the lowUS
qualities, made to order in quantities Of 1000 or
more, as may be desired, at short notice, and a
as low rate, if not lower, than any other maaa-
acturer in the city or elsewhere. aus Sn
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DORTER, SCOTCH ALES AND BREMEN
/ BEER
600 bbls Guinness PORTER, bottled by E. l.
]. Burk, Dublin.
200 bbls BASS ALE, bottled by E. & J. Burk
SO bbls JEFFREY'S ALE.
so :. Meier i Sons, ALE,
so :. Tenants ALE.
500 pints and quarts Deetjen's Bremen BEER.
For sale by SMITH MCKENNA.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
200 boxes choice new BUCKWHEAT.
100 bbls :. do
For sale by SMITH McKENNl
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NOAL-COA-
THE MOUNT CARBON COAL,
Pronounced by all who have tried it to be
THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE
is delivered to all parts Of the city in lots Of Ten
Barrels at Is cents. by
WASHINGTON MORTON,
ri St 1873 Gravier street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CoA- COAL
JOHN D NACLN,
No. "a Carondelet street,
PTrTSBURG ANTHRACITE AND CAMEL
COAL,
prepared for family use, and delivered at lowest
market rates.
Branch Office and depot head Of Second street.
Fourth District nj St
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Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks, dividing
the profits separately on each department to the
insured.
For the accommodation Of its customers, tho
Company will make Marine Losses payable in
London. J. TUYEN. President.
Nv. HMcKs, Secretary.
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COM
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.

Office, corner Of Camp and Canal st1
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REMOVALS.
BUSINESS CARDS.

LABAT l. co..
General Commission Merchants.
Receive choice brands FLOUR. and agents for
Macneale h Urban's celebrated
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Contracts for vaults, vault lining, eto. Second
hand safes always ON hand at low rates,
seA-3m SO Poydras street.
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J. E. AUSTIN
AUTOMATICALLY,
au16 SIN" No. s Carondelet ctr
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SMITH & McKENNA.
-, 81 and 50 Peyaras street.
NesO Teas Nev Teas
3C00 half chests Of al grades Of
OOLONGS, IMPERIALS, CONGOES, and IA

ANDING EX STEAMER PALM, FROM
PatrOs-
20 tons choice new Patros CURRENTS.
For sale by
SMITH l. McKENNA,
IS, 81 and 80 Poydras street
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Democratic meetings will be helds n
follows:
On Friday evening, 30th inst, at "
o'clock at Sixth and Madison streets,
9th Ward; Hon. William II. O'Brien, of
Philadelphia, John II. Paynter, Esq,
and ]. G. Grubb, Esq, will be the
speakers.
On Saturday evening, 31st, n o'clk,
q meeting will be held at the Green
Tree Hotel, Ninth Ward, to be ad-
dressed by Charles B. Lore, Esq,
George Gray, Esq, and Walter Cum
Minis, Esq.
Senator Thurman, of Ohio, and Hon.
Thomas F. Bayald will address the
Democratic and Conservative citizens
of WILMINGTON, on Monday evening,
November 2nd, at n o'clock. This
meeting will be held on Fourth street,
between Market and King unless il
rains, in which case tire meeting will
take place at the Odd Fellows Hall.
CHRIsTIANA RALLY.-A meeting oi
the Democrats of Christiana Hundred
will be held at the William Penn Ho
tel, on>Du Points Banks, on Saturday
evening, at u o'clock. Addresses will
be made by DR.. Swithin Chandler
| William Reynolds, Esq, and Samue
Townsend, Esq. All who are in favor
of an economical government and tho
supremacy of the white race are invited
to attend.
BY order of the Executive Committee
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
MORE MISCHIEF BY THE ENGLISH BULL
HORSE FRIGHTENED AND TWO
MEN SEVERELY INJURED.

MEN SEVERELY INJURED.
The english Bull' stood aG Fourth
and French streets, this morning, harm
less enough in itself, but frightful enough
in appearance to scare the most calm and
quiet horse.
About eleven O clock, as J. Wesley and
Thomas Hawkins were driving up French
street, their horse became frightened at
the bull" and dashed rapidly around
the corner into Fourth street. Here
their vehicle collided with another wag-
on, and at the same time their horse
SHE'D back so suddenly as to throw both
gentlemen violently from the wagon to
the ground. !.
They were promptly picked up, when 1t
was found that Mr.. Wesley Hawkins was
seriously injured, and that Mr.. Thomas
Hawkins was severely cut and bruised about
the head. Both gentlemen were taken TO
their r, sidences, the former at Nc. l2ol
Mai iket, and the latter at No. 1878 King
street, where their juries were attended
to.
Mr.. Ihomss Hawkins is not seriously in :
jured, but Mr.. W Wesley Hawkins is delirous,
and his injuries, which are chic fly about the
head, are quite SERIOUS.
This is not the first accident which mas
been occasiuned by the 'bull," and the AMI
NAL should be attended 10.
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THIRD EDITION.
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
TWO Men SERIOUSLY HURT.
A Very Marrow Escape.
PUSHING AHEAD.

RoUsINa MEETING AT THE CITY HALL
THE EIGHTH WARD DEMOCRATS IN
MOTION.
Last night the City H I'll was again
crowded by as many Democrats as could
gain admission, who came for the pur-
pose of hearing the issues of the cam
paign discussed.
The meeting was organized by the Sc
lection of the following officers:
PRESIDENT j. Park Postles.
Vice Presidents-C. Hill Brinton, Max
well b. Ocheltree, Lewis X. Paynter.
Secretary DIR. II. .. Ogle.
The President first introduced I. c.
Grubb, Esq, who made one of the best
speeches of the campaign, SURPRISING
even the ablest Of his previous speeches.
His remarks were at once sound, practi-
cal, stirring and eloquent. He discussed
both State and National affairs, from a
true Democratic standpoint, in manner
which gained repeated and vigorous ap-
plause. His remarks throughout were
listened to with close attention, and pro-
duced marked impression.
VIM. Reynolds, Esq, was next intro
duced and entertained the meeting with
an able address, in which he depicted the
trouble and sorrow which would be the
result of negro triumph in this State.
He was repeatedly applauded.
John o. Byrne, Esq, came in Just before
Mr. Reynolds concluded, and being loud
ly called, made few stirring remarks,
which were greeted with applt nse. The
meeting then adjourned.
MEETING IN THE EIGHTH WARD.
The Eighth Ward Democrats made a
vigorous rally, last night and held large
meeting at Thirteenth and King streets.
After organizing, John O'Byrnc, Esq.
was introduced, and made most effec-
tive speech, in which he counseled the
Democrats of the Eighth Ward 10 work
without ceasing even though they were
in hopeless minority. His remarks were
| we'll received, and the effect Of this NEE
| ting will doubtless be felt next Tuesday
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM STRAY SHOT.
This morning. about nine o'clock, bull
LET passed through the window of the
counting room in tho factory of SPRING
cr, Morley Cause, through the wire
screen at the desk just above the arm OF
the clerk at writing table and went on
through partition into the large shop
where it fell and could not be found. 1t
was visitation of stranger. that was
especially undesired at this time, as its
contact with either CT those in the room
might have caused more than the loss OF
vote on Tuesday. 1t is supposed to
heve been shot by some one on the
marsh over Market street bridge.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

A the Voshel! House in Cheatcrtown,
~ Maryland.
TUESDAY. tho 10th Day of NOVEM Der.
1874. ut II o'clock. NJ.
By consent of all parties interested. the fol-
lowing vslulb Real Estate, III Kant county.
Mary land,
!. The HOME FARM. on which Mr.. John
Il. Newman resides. contain ing 255 acres.
more or less--within Il mil Q or two of Chester
vile and Lambson static on the Kent ca. X.
X. Tho buildings and improvements are
good. comDodious and ample. Fencing
Yoo d, and the land. for product veness. un-
surpassed in Kent County. Mr.. Newman
will tahe pleasuij in showing the premises
to whoever NAV call
The PARKER FARM. near MilIington,
contains 20l acres, and is on the main road
betw cen Millington ard Massey's II. X. Sta
tion. The land is fine and productive. 1he
out-buiIdings are in fine condition. Eoth
farms have orchards of reasonable extent and
fine fruit. There is 35 acre wood lot few
miles distant from The Home Farm, for sale
TIE TERMS ARE-Sl000O at the time o
sale or within 60 days; balance in II and lS
mo.tbs. The cash payment to be apportion'
ed among the different parcels nfland sold.
A. 0. WO0DALL. Trustee.
1Geo. Vickers.
SG. u. Westt OFT.
Cct29-oaHts
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STRAY WAITS.

Step into the Institute Exhibition to-
night.
Remember the Democratic meeting at
Sixth and Madison streets tonight.
The Democratic Association meets at
the Americas club rooms this evening.
Notwithstanding the excitement Of
the campaign, Frank, at 5ll Market ST.,
sells his goods as low as ever.
At the Chambers sale, this afternoon,
at No. 3l2 Market street, n stove, several
store stools, and a gilt frame looking
glass will be sold.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

BASE BALL.-At the Schuetzen Park,
ON Tuesday afternoon next, the cham
pion Quicksteps, of this city, will play n
match game of base ball with the ia
nous j. ID. Shibe club, now the cham
pion amateur club of Philadelphia. Our
boys will put forth their best efforts, and
the result will doubtless be close, in
teresting game.
Tomorrow afternoon, at the Schuet-
zen Park, the A. r. Klett club, of this
city, will play a match game with the
VIM. B. Collins club, of Philadelphia.
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ChQliUe I'M the Cabinet.

Now that the Presidents Long Branch
season is over, it is confidently asserted
that there will be change in the cabi-
net, and that before the first Of Decem-
Der. It is known that the President
and all heads OF departments have pur-
chased largely of tickets for the next
Grand Gift Concert of the Public Libra
and they 1latter themselves thaG they
will capture one or more of the large
prizes, which will make plenty Of change
the cabinet. t-cod-3t.
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THE WEST CHURCH FESTIVAL.
ladies of the West Presbyterian Church
have determined to continue their fes-
tival tonight and invite all their friends
especially those who could not attend
last night because of other engage
ments. The entertainment last even
ing was in all respect satisfactory. No
charge for admission.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

BURGLARS ABouT.-About 6 o'clock
this morning, burglar was discovered in
the act Of rctraating from back win
dow of Mrs. Mahlon Belts residence, No.
7l2 West street. An alarm was at once
raised, but the feet-footed rascal escap-
ell. He doubtless come to the house
with the intention OF making an early
morning raid. but as nothing was missed
from the house it is supposed that some:
thing scared him away before he secured
any booty.
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hope that any unnecessary interference
on their part will be resented in such
manner as will prove to the Federal
miscreants that the Democrats of Del
aware are men "who know their
rights, and knowing dare maintain
them ~
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

THE EXPosITIoN.-Last night the at
tendance at the Delaware Institute Ex-
hibition was larger than ever before,
and the public interest in the event
does not flag in the least, On this ac
count it has been decided to extend tho
time of the exhibition until Wednes
day evening, Nov. 4th, which an
nouncement will be very gratifying tc
MANY persons.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

Irenv,u,s Ftr.t Law IL Or Il er. - Regu-
lsr;ty in eating, sleeping and exercise and
abstinence from such dangerous irriiants Is
alcohol and tobacco. tord to secure long and
healthful life. But even a strict Observance
sickness. The best safeguard against epidemic
and other diseases is DR.. WALKERs 5 CALi-
roRSIA VlNEGAR DITTERs. which. by proin9i-
ing regular and vigorous action OF the di-
gcstive. secrctlyo and excretive organs. Keep
the body ia the best possible condition Tor re-
sistine and repelling the causes of disease.
Oct24- -4wd&w
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

AN OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Mathias Nc
Claim died Mt his residence, No. S24
French street, last evening, in the Sith.
year of his age Mr.. McClain resided in
this city number of years, and was very
well known. llc was a soldier OF the
war of 1872. and served in Delaware reg.
iment all through that war.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
WILMINGTON. DBL, Oct. 30 1874.
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills for
Eluur and Hrain--Corrected Daily.
,SPECI1L NOTICES.
Food ror the Rabies.

Children fed on Ill DGE'S FOUD will thrive
ii, ui youthful strength and chiidiBh beauty.
aiI.d!m
concentrated fnvor.sg Estrntts
Of VeI lila, Lei. on. Cr,nge. Rose. Hitter Al
moud, Ginger, Mace, Celery. etc. etc. made
and Sold Wholesale aud retail by
E.tRINhliUKeT E. X CO..
I,iL.r SIKH and Market stIeats.
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Dl E D.

McLAIN.-In this city. on Thursday evening.
Oct. 18th. Matthias MeLain. n soldier OF the
war of 1872 in the silh year Of his age.
Funeral to leave bis late residence 32i
French street Sunday afternoon. at O'Clock.
TO proceed to st. Peters church. Interment
10 Catholic Cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

A RTISANS' SAVINGS BANK.
N WILMINGToN, Oct. IA, 1874
The Board of Managers have this day de-
claI ed dividend Of per cent. on deposits
for the six months ending October LIST, 1874.
oct2a-6t L, I, TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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nr,s,.,, viracu,o". Cure for Corn,


An lrgIi.h remedy of froat ro! ular'tS. Tor
,,muNirr cnIns without pun.
E BKlNGlINhSf d' CO..
ApothtcnrieF.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Fine Nall scissors
Curved md strni.lt Nail Brushes. Hand
iIush,s mai Files, Nnii r,iisheIs. oet.' io'
.ni,, Iy h.. BnlNuliukSr x co,
Cnt,cr .ixIh and Market strects.
A.FELD WALTON. DIusslst, No. 23I
M"it,t street lcsp.ctiul,y it forms his ffiehds
'nu ,he rnblic in grnrla1. that ho keeps en-
aud all descriptions al medicines, ana thnt
II cur,pcient person Is at al. l'mts lcduS 10
t,r,,r lie tut eu' h ich hs chIl ht mat s'ore'
"a hat no chnlEe il unde tNcert lhe icgu-
Irr nice oI the medicine S. u o saWe pii e
"s rv g, ou'I rny ityNterr eisc; but that
up one is visited bt Il fthiIcrces-
prime Vanilla BcahAi
''' i HNiNBnUEST / GO,
C.ire: Sixth hnd Mafkei streets,
For the Bath
Gath Brushes, Bath Towels. Balh o9o' ges
and Gath Sonps IN extensive Vriety'. hieu,
FIe,h GLOVES, Straps, Bfu' brS. etc. OF h%ois' %
hair by Fret. on t!" q. "na many o'ho
aIticl.s OF the saIne els ~
l.. BKlNDhL nST X co,
Corner SAth ann Market streets.
Tone, mirrOr-.
. mll assortment Of all siz's, inclu'lh'
''"'''' "-"s"'' Il BKINGHUnST co,
Corner oI Sixth ana Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
FOR SALE AND RENT:

IN0R SALE-Four new and finely finished
IL three-story Brick Houses. on Twelfth
street, opposite the city square 49,
These houaes are all substantially ,.J
yeniences. with water inside and out Ill
No. 1lD contains 8 rooms; No liz seven
rooms; No ll6. ten rooms No. ll8. corner.
ten rooms. These houscs will be sold very
iowJor cash. or on vsry reasonable terms. on
part payment.
Also. one fine three story brick house, Just
co rp.eied. ON Tatnall street. ne ,r Eleventh.
Also. seven roomed house lll3 Tatnall st.
DANIEL ii. KENT,
sep3Otf Nos. zoo to 2l3 Shipley street.
or $40 Jefferson street.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30

ScA1p sp.-Ic,teIdy afternoon, liiib
boy named Kendel, living on seventh street,
near Pine, fell into pot IN which his father
had been sca,ding hogs, and was severely
scalded.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-30
Finest Salad Oil

/ ui .alr hv ,.,,, 90.
H. BhINGiiuRST co,
n1S Corner sixth AMI Market fiTce,s.