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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-18
THE PUBLIC

Are also hereby Informed that I regularly,
every week, run car to and from Phila-
delphia, going 10 the city on tuesday and
returning to Patterson on Thursday Per-
sons purchasing goods in Philadelphia, cen
have them brought promptly here by order
ing them to i224 Market street, in care Of
Clark WrIghts Market Car. also invite
.he attention Of those who skip produce to
the east, to the facilities offered, and earn
estiy solicit their patronage.
CLARK WRIGHT.
Dec - 1879
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veslings, &c, siwrys on hand and for sale
by s.B. L0UDOS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-18

SETTLEMENT OF OUTSTANDING
MILITIA T.4XES IN the hands Of the
,srsrGi Collectors, January Isl, 1874:
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>T3TEHENT OF ORDERS DR.8H'N
BY the Commi,sioners Of The County Of Ju-
niata. on N, Treasur'r thereof. from, the
lst day Of January, 1873, 10 the 3lst day
of December, 1873, inslnsirs:
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sl,524,924 81
$4,000 90
a.o5a y
sol4,c5i 96

Issued !os fractional amounts Hndef 800.
Gold opened at llli@111,. against l11s,
ct New York. and after liberal business
closed ut 111sr ing, against III. 10 that
market. The sale. summed up S67, OOO en-
6r;ycins $1,000 at ll,. 5000 ut III :, $50, 900
ct 1il5G.l11., $500" and $1,000 At Ill !, and
$1,000. $1,000 and SstNt0 ct l1lse
No sales Of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1OSt" 1OS!,
while Mexican dollars now rule ct 97Cs--
gold. :,
at New York. and ::se improvement IN Dones'
Sic Exchange, Sterling advanced about l-lU
e. cent. The movement was OF fair extent,
amounting to s'-.ooo. comprising e2ooo,
aluOD and c410U bill Of lading az 3D. c2oOo
slo at ss.3..eo e25...s dc and fl2,H00 d" and
Al clea. at o3.l67s.3fs e5OO0 irst class at
s36s. and c3O0s bank at s.3o3s
Francs were without quotable variation.
'Yhe splee comprised 100000 commercial,
emb-acin. 80 o0e $4,000 and $4,000 at 40
$4,000 at 400 S.Gs.,. 10000 ut a-69s, and
geo, 0o. at 1890 eos.
At the close Sterling Bills were quoted al
$3.50 ; sc for bill OF lading and AL clear.
and 53SsC. FOR aank, and francs at 4.7OIy
a.csi :os com;..reial, and Accs(. A's to-
Bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange were
eair. ana, with . good demand commercial
closed /. shade higher The sales OF New
York sight covered $3.50, OOO embracing
S15,O 900. $1,000 and $4,000 commercial al
! r. cent discount: $50. 900 commercial and
$4,000 bank al 1882, 5000 commercial
and private bankers at lGt7-16 and S3O,OOt
commercial $4,000 and S3O,OOO private
bankers. and $50, 900 bank at ZIG. We also
noticed sales OF $4,000 twenty days sight on
New York at +. cent discount, and SlO,OOt
commercial on Philadelphia at J.
The banks continued to check on New
York al r cent discount, while commercial
is quoted at 7-16, against aG27-lG yesterday
In Stocks sales OF Railroad, Insurance Com
.,any and Bank shares were reported, o.
which the particulars were withheld
The sales of Bonds included S5OOO City
Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents at 374, S3OOt
at 81 and SO. GEO at 36: the latter figure VIA:
about the closing rate.
For several days past certain parties nave
Been quietly buying up Metropolitan ponce
warrants. and have paid steadily ADVANCING
prices commencing at so and closing at about
soc. The impression seems to prevail that a'
under the law these warrants have heretofore
s,ecn received for licenses, that they Will con
.nue &. be available for that purpose. Ih'
sales reported to-day embraced $40. 100 at ~
City Time, of 1873, and City Appropriation
Certificates seem also in demand for payment
Of back taxes: the former are still quoted a
about 30. while the latter now sell at 81.
State Warrants are in demand and held
higher. but nothing has transpired that md
Gates any quotalle variations in rates. We
therefore continue to quote at -Gt2O for Old
and A5f, ~ for new
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RICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION

The market opened under the favorable ~,
.,,,anc. Of renewed steadiness at ANerpooi
IA New York and an improvement IN
41t-,ras at the latter. Factors were, cohse-
.onantly rather more stringent in their pre-
tsnsions. especially for bright white Cottons;
which were in light supply. Stained ana
mixed lists on the contrary, were onereu
freely at previous rates, ana 2ooc 0 r;.es
changed hands during the morning "a. pii .ba
.lay the movement was more animated, but
ro;be .I slack toward. the close, and the entire
i',,-;,,ass a. noted above, summed up $500
Desirable STYLES Of middlins commanded
rather fuller prices and we have accord,nsly
raised the outside prices for that grade g:
Al one time it was currently reported that
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Evening, Dec. Is. 1874.

CorroN-The sales to-day, not including
900 bale, additional yesterday, embraced 600
bales. mostly at steadier prices requiring no
change III our quotations, except an advance Of
lcin the outside tigures::for NIiddling. We give
also the figures and full report OF the Exchange
IS follows:
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD,
+ private family occupying hne house VIII
rent furnished Bedroom 70 gentleman Location
near corner Camp and ST. Jaseph streets As,sss
Lock Box il3 Post Office. nc
UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
C Boarti-Those VINO desire handsomely furnished
rooms in a central locality either with or without
board can be suited by applying al No $50 JULIA
street between Caroliele1 and ST. Charles s'reess
Terms reasonable. ~
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CATTLE MARKET REPORT.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 1G, 1874.
Arrived Yesterday Sold. stock
Texas beeyea. 345 l4o ~
Calves and warnings. 81 ~ ~?
Sbean . Is 60 29l
NIilch COW, 81
Taxas haeyes corn fed LIST quality, ID b. o.
Texas beeye-' ID quality. n fs.sd. .....o s4O0a55
Texas beeyas, choice, i. head. . 400 Is
Texas beeves, 1st quality, head....s.- 3og55
Texas cattle, ID quality, = head. .......s 2Og2S
Texas cattle, Sd quality, = head. -g15
Western beeyes, n b. net o
Western hogs. d b. gross. 8 % c
Texas hogs. D II, gross ......... re- 7tc
sheen 1st quality. y head .s.... Si@l6
Sheep, "a quality, r head. ..-...s....... ag?
Mch cows. choice u head. 500 10
Mich cows = head .............. $50 so
1'axaa cows With calves %
calves y head. ,sG10
WARNINGS i. SOLO
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LOST-FOUND.
COPARTNERSHIPS.

(OPARTNERSH
|tOPARTNERSHIP - THE UNDERSIGNED
I ! have this day formed copartneI,hip under the
name and srvie of JOSEPH WAGNER s. CO. for
the ps,rpose OF transacring General Agency Bust
ness Toy Life Fire and Marine Insurance.
o"N0' JOSEPH WAGNER
j. G. SHIPLEYo
New O..eans SevsmSe: 81 s.:te
NTANHATTAS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
nj of New York-Nev York, November IL, l,I4-
Nessrs JOSEPH MAGNER & co. OF New Orleans
have been this dav appointed General Agents foI
one @, the Company ~ y Car"afesee strees
'o' '-' A l. GHABFE.DER & CO.
.ae,s Managers
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se9mOunt OF old Bonds funded zoe
Amount OF old Warrants gunded..
Total. ossso. o.se.ees....s..o
amount of new BonHs issued. go.
oAmouut OF fnndable Certificates
issued ....s. ..se 900.
Tot.! issued 70 Dee. Z. under Act 9,
OF 1874, at the cate of Coo in
new Z u cents ror 100c u valid
old State Bonds and Warrante
q es: section % OF said Act. Z
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the U. s. Mails.
Juninta, j. w. Catherine, commander. - 1900 TOMS
YazOO, L. ID. Barrett. commander 400 tons.
Tonuwand G. C. Wiltbank commander o44 tons.
To sail SA URDAY, Dec. 49, at y. M.
S1 The fine AL steamship
YaZOO,
l.. d. Barrett, commander,
will leave her wharf, opposite jackson Square, ~
above -
Passage to Havana ~. s. CURRENCY. ---.-s35
Passage to Philadelphia. 80
Through tickets issued to New York;. 80
Freight for Liverpool, Antwerp and Bremen,
taken by this line and through bills OF ladng given
| for same.
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD A. YORKE, Agent
n1a 1y Corner CarOndelet and Gravier streets.
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.AMITE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU MAN
CHAC PACKET.
@G The stannch sea-worthy pscAet steames
XSAsI&S Alice,
~ D Porter master Lou Kells, clerk
Leaves her Landing New Basin, Magnolia BriaRa
every MONDAY and TIL I:5DA at r. H., iof .
points on Amite River and Bayou Manchac.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
MUNCY l. MARCY, Agents,
IA and AT Dslord 1t.
Bills Of lading signed at the office OF EERA W
GILBERT 20 Caronaelet street 81 ~
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Stock same time last year. lo4,3ll
To-day's exports embraced 45lO bales to
Liverpool 2146 to Cork, tor orders; 1886 to
Havre; 1896 to Bremen, and 1000 to Barcelo-
ma. We have deducted from previous exports
81 bales, deficit in actual shipments to New
York. from the clearances reported
Receipts proper nee last evening, l2,3ll
bales, against 5,946 on last Tuesday, and
10, 1927 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 20, 4l6 bales, against %, $50
last week, and 81 ,OS3 last year, and since
August 81 of 425, 400 bales. against 1855
last yea1. Increase IS, 575.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct al the ports from II " Yesterday to II NJ.
to-day %. 1872 bales, against -, 465 last week,
and 26, S3N last Year, and since Friday 1885,
2O6 bales. against %. 1902 last week. and 3d.
sol last wear. Total since Aug. 81, !, Isl ,35l
bales, against !. ALB. go up TO Monday noon,
Dec. il, last year excluding the above 30
s3O,-increase. 81, 152 bales
Exports FRIDAY 70 Monday inclusivel to
Great Britain %, 676 bales. against "a. 263 last
week. and 81, 500 last year, and 10 the Cont
nept u. 232 bales, against q, 305 last week.
end 2.24S last wear. Stocks at all the delivery
ports made uy to II NJ. 7l5. 500 bales, against
C33. 455 last week. and 5Si.6O5 last year.
TopAcco-The sales Yesterday embraced 4OO
hhds. Sales last week ATS hhds against % the
week before. The nmoNnt an sale ~ est
mated 1t 2GOO hhds. We continue TO quote
As follows: Inferior lugs %, SIC, medium to
fine 1OM lie, los leaf 10. l2!c, medium II
Il 14c, good TO fine 45(@ l6l, and selections
ls1H02Oe.
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the Agricultural Bureau had issued its crop
report for November, in which it adhered to
the views it had previously expressed-in
other words that it was a short crop docu-
ment-but no confirmation Of the rumor was
subsequently received.
The sales Of the past three days sum up
1880 bales 1920 on Saturday. not including
any additional ON Friday. $3.50 yesterday, in
Guiding 600 not reported until to-day, and
$500 today. against Is, $50 for the Correspond
ing time last week, 1880 the week before.
embracing 1867 from other delivery ports
soS which 6GO1 from Mobile and 1866 from
Tesaso ana 29.446 propes. against %. Cos
proper last weeko and 81, OS3 last yealo Tota!
proper since AUG So 40, AGO bales. against
::79.SS5 last year-increas.e 1913. The tx
ports comprise 16,o95 bales, embracing 5497
to Liverpool, 2l4G to Cork for orders, 1916 to
HaSre. 1896 to Bremen. and 1850 to Barcee
Iona.
The amount on shipboard, not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at l22,-
600 bales, embracing $1,000 for Liverpool, 2S,-
600 for Hayre, 5000 for Spain, 1000 for the
Mediterranean, 5000 for Bremen, 20, 900 for the
North Sea and 1000 bales for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by our
running statement yesterday evening, leaves
70, 200 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing. and in press unsold or awaiting
! orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1850 bales,
including 500 after 3 p. NJ. yesterday. Mar
! ket steadier." Its quotation on Middling Is
| raised lc, with no other change.
COTTON STATEMENT.
| stock on hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1885
Arrived Arrived prev PREVIOUSLY. .......... 4sI,sls 4ss2la
$751;
Cleared previously. ........... soS,o2S s2l 1926
Cleared ....................... 3s39
Stock same time last year. ............. 1891
To-day's exports embraced 4510 bales to
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OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, at ) r NJ
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans-
l6saelLht vile, Henderson, ShawneetOwn, Pau
Z cal Memphis, and all intermediate
points-The passenger steamer
Nick LOngwOrth,
Ben NJ Merrielees. Master; John Mullen, Clerk,
will leave as above. For freight passage apply on
board, or to BCRDEAI y WAYNE,
dl3 lO6 (;ravier street
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. II g - 8 !: - : e :: .
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OUACUlTA RIVBR.
BLANKS LINE OF ACHlTA RIVER PACKETS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Dee. 49, atSP n.
ROr Monroe, Trenton. and vi way
49, landings O',ch!ta and Black risefs-
oG1GE&18 The light -,lrAught steamer
Willie,
J. W. Blanks master, y. \. Trinidad, CLERK.
ADAMS ( WORK.
BRITTON 4 EPPEER
die w. H. CLARKE, Agents.
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FOR RED RIVER.
leaves on SATURDAY, Dec. 10, at ) p. NJ.
For Jefferson, shreveport, C0u-
s!A4nlht slatta Brownsville. Grand Ecore, Alex.
anria and all intermediate landings
The passenger steamer
VIM. j. Belian,
g. T.. Wilkinson master, +. w. Ames, clerk,
will leave as above. For freight passage apply on
board or to i.
HITE e. CARLIN. Tchonptoulas street,
LORD n McPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
BRIrTON s. EPPLER, lO6 Common st.
NJ w. JOYCE log Common street.
T. S.-('onnection with Texas and Pacific Railroad
and al connecting roads. dlb
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REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY. Dec. II, at p. M.
80 For Memphis, Helena, Mouth Of
isABlSt White River, Chicot, Greenville and The
Bsnds-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
J. r. Hicks, master, ALI Gr1ssOm, clerk
will leave an above connecting at Vicksburg with
steamers EMMA and vICKSBURG for Yazoo and
Tallahatchis rivers, and at White River with pack
cts for White and Arkansas rivers paying particular
attention to all way and plantation business. For
freight or passage apply on board. or to
nj tt BUKDEAU Il WAYNE, 106 Gravier ct.
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LOWER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND LOWER
dS-@ COAST PACKET-Steamcr
st. Mary,
Fred PrObst, master.
will leave every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 10 A. NJ. for Jesuit Bend Pointa. la fiache, Point
Mechcll Lee Plantation and all way landings: Goes
to the Forts Saturday trips. III In
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-05
FIRST EDITION!
PREPARING FOR WORK.
GREAT SHOW COMING.
A COOL B0Y...oTHfR LOCALS.
CITY POLITICS.

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC cIYT ExEcuTIvE
COMMITTEE.
At the Americas Club rooms, last evening
the Democratic City Executive Committee met
for organization, John j. Toner presiding, tenn
porarily.
The following permanent officers were cleo.
ted
Chairman-H. B. McIntire,
Secretary-James p. Hayes,
RECOMMENDATION Lackey,
The following vacancies were filed:
Second Ward-Wm. Bareford, rice II. B. Nc
Intire, elected chairman.
Tenth Ward--David Hughes. rice Louis r.
Lynch, declined.
Messrs. H. 8. Truitt. John ]. Toner, and p.
ODonnen were appointed q committee to Sc
lect names to constitute the Ninth Ward Ex-
ecutive Committee, which is still vacant.
On motion the chair was authorized to give
notice through the columns Of the GAZETTE,
of the Delegate elections to be held on Satur-
day.
The Ward Execute Committee were also re-
quested to give the notice of the times and
places of holding said elections, in their re.
spective Wards. Several Of these notices ap-
pear elsewhere.
Wednesday night Of each week was fixed
upon as the time for holding regular meetings
OF the committee, and an adjournment was
made until Wednesday August 18th, at o.
olocE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-05

EXCURSION To WARRINGTON. D. C.-HavinR
the promise OF several, and believing there are
u number of people who would like to visit the
National Capital. have decided, provided |
can get certain number by the 18th of the
present month, to make the First Grand Ell
cursion from Wilmington to Washington. d,
G.. on Thursday September 10th, giving nine
hours in Washington. Fare for the round trip,
IS 90. can also arrange, if desired by at least
two hundred of the company, to make an eI-
carsion to Mt. Vernon, the home of Washing
ton. in connection with the above, on the after
noon Of the same day. Fare 81 90. Those de-
string to go will please leave their names as
soon rs possible ut my Office No. SOP Market
st. VHoS, +, PLUMMER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-05

The seventeenth annual convention OF the
Patriotic Order of Sons of America in this
State will be held in Lancaster next week =
Nearly 500 delegates, representing about 25U
camps arc expected to be present, and great
preparations arc being made for their recep-
ton.
Theodore Tilton has written letter to tho
chairman of the Brooklyn Investigating Com
mittee declining to have anything more to do
with the Committee, and stating that he
has instructed his counsel to carry the case
from their jurisdiction to court of law
The Attorney General yesterday informed
Postmaster General Marshall that the law re-.
garding the compensation for postal car ser.
vice ID 80 explicit that no opinion is needed tn
interpret its construction.
The managers OF the big new bridge at 1t
Louis give grand concerts" on the structure
The toll of five cents makes the entertainments
profitable speculations.
A party of Indians wifh'their squaws recent.
ly made descent upon Warren, Pa, not, how.
ever. to raise scalps. but to raise the wind by
the sale of berries.
The attention Of dealers in old iron is called
to an announcement that tho Government will
sell at auction seven single turret monitors and
i've iron-clads.
The large reservoir at Clarksburg, Mass
supplying the power for the North Adams fac
tories, is leaking, and people are looking for
another food.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-05

RoBBRRr.-Between Thursday last and Mon
day, Henrietta Hope, col, who for a year past
has been employed in the family OF James Chris
ty, at the northwest corner Of water and King
streets, stole about $3.50 ia money from her en-
Ployer. With this money she purchased several
suits OF fine clothes, lot c. .sw dry ar a asch,
Ayars. Suspecting the Girl =. the theft, Mr.
Chrifty accused her Of 1t, when she admitted the
act. She returned about $40 Of the money, the
clothes and the watch, which Mr.. Aysrs re-
deemed for the amount paid for 1t. The d,esses
were OF very fine material, and were well made.
They were found In the girls trunk, at house
In Weldie's Court. Whatever else she bought
was not recovered. Being lenient man, Mr..
Chrlsty did not have the girl arrested, and she
was allowed to slip of. Mr.. Christy's actual lose
will amount to about $3.50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-05
THIRD EDITION,
A STOLEN WATCH FOUND
A TH1EvISH SERVANT.
NEW HOUSES BEING ERECTED.
RECOVERED AT LAST.
a LADY RKcovHRs GOLD WATCH wHrcH WAS
STOLEN OVER YEAR AGO

A LADY RHcovRRs GOLD WATCH wHrcH WAS
STOLEN OVER YkAB AGO.
Over year sgo. Mrs. Wesley Sullivan, of this
city, had gold watch and chain stolen from her
A young Englishman named Ben Blewett, one
oil her boarders was suspected of the theft but Is
nolhing oould then be proved against him, and
he protested his Innocence most solemnly, be vas
not arrested. Meanwhile the case was placed in
the hands Of Constable Woodward, who has been
quietly working it out ever SINCE.
Yesterday, hearing that Blewett was bidding
bis friends goodbye, preparatory to going on q
visit to England, Constable Woodward arrested
him ut his boarding house, and took him to the
City Hall cells. He still protested his Innocence,
but this morning. finding that the net Of evidence
accumulated BY Mr.. Wood ward Was sufficient to
convict him, he made confession. and told the
Constable that the watch was at his boarding
house concealed in the sleeve of chiId's dress,
which was hung up in closet Sure enough the
watch was found IN the place he described. The
chain had been lost, but upon giving Mrs. Sulli-
ven s2o for 1t, and paying the costs OF the affair
blewe;t was allowed 10 go, and Is now at liberty
to make his proposed visit 10 England.
Constable Woodward worked up the affair
with great caution and success, and had it not
been for his skill, Blewett would have got of
as he intended, and Mrs. Sullivan would have
lost her watch forever.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-05

In Loekport. horse owned by o farmer,
three miles out Of town, trotted alone into a
backsmith's shop where he had been shod
the day before. He was lame, and on pulling
Off one Of his shoes, 1t was found that q nall
had been driven 80 as to hurt his foot.
A prizes! in London, Ontario has been sued
by lawyer whom he called drunken, worth
less barrister, who ekes out o living by plead.
ing petty casts at the police court"
II has been finally resolved that the memorial
TO Charles Knight shall take the form of a
bronze statue,to be erected OF Windsor, England
his native town.
Boston according 10 the Transcript Of that
city. "congratnates itself that summer Is two
thirds over without night hot enough to pre-.
vent Sleep"
In some Illinois towns 1t has been discovered
that the recently passed prohibitory ordis aness
have Increased rather than diminished the sale
Of liquor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-05
STRAY WAITS.

Hope Loan Association meets this evening.
Job work is now executed at hard time prices
at the GAZETTE press rooms;
Ladies are focking to Franks 5ll Market
street to avail themselves of tho bargains
there offered.
Simms' Pain Searcher fifty cents per bottle)
is sure positive cure for distressing cramps
in the stomach.
Tonight the Republicans will meet on East
Sixth street, in the city building, and appoint
an Executive Committee.
Important notices relative to the Delegate
elections Saturday afternoon appear in our ad.
vertising columns, to-day.
At the lecture at Masonic Hall tomorrow
evening. August 9Th, specimens brought from
the Holy Land will be shown and explained
should do So Tickets only rs & 35 cts. for sale
at Boughman. Thomas Cos, Buffers, Smyth's
and Masonic Hall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-05
SECOND EDITION!
THE TRIP OF THE HUDSON.
A NEW FIRE STEAMED
A NEW GRANGE OF the P. OF n.
THE STEAMSHIP HUDSON.

SAFE ARRIVAL IN NEW YoRK-A PLEASANT TRIP.
AT $50 o'clock Monday afternoon the steam
ship Hudson Of the New York and New Orleans
line. which was completed at the yard of Pu-
sey Jones Company in this city started for
New York. The trip was made to the entire
satisfaction of all on board. No one became
sick, and the weather was delightful The ma
chinery worked to a charm, and no perplering
delays occurred to mar the pleasure of the
passengers. The boat arrived at the dock in
The party of Wilmingtonians on board con.
sisted Of Geo. w. Bush, Enoch Stotsenburo. J
Z: Devou, E. Darlington. VIM G.. Gibbons
Thos. II. and Edw. Savory, Chas. W. Pusey.
J. p. Doughten, Jas. Akin, E. H. Rumford,
Geo. H. Cleland, and others.
A portion of this party remained in New
York, while the others returned home on O
late train the same evening.