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CONNIE RCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Monday Evening, Sept. "a, 1874.
COTTON

The sales to-day embr iced 300 bales at rregu
lar and still lower prices for the meun and
better qualities, requiring reduction il 'ur
quotations Of IL III Good Ordinary, in Sirc,
Good Ordinary and lc IN the grades above. We
give also the figures and report OF the Exchange,
vs. below:
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fUr tOk REPUBLICANS.
AFErVS bsie Saved by White Learners

.1eS evening about Z. o'clock, at the corner
~ ~. Chasacs and Can Il streets, a Ne gro man
3AAsio IN alteration with crowd Of news.
'sssSx gs'"'0 nc rabble rushed upon him, say
~ I'M himi hang him I" Messrs q. w.
bs1e. Dioou Kennedy, and Noise, of CON-
sssy A'Egcai's regiment, and Lieut.. Chas.
s. Newman, Of company Il, same command.
1snossiately rushed to the assistance of the
ss~sFs ss,d rescued him from the in,uriat.d
sssns hssins thc negro to the First Precint
El~sss. followed by a mob of several hundred
s~D Who yuS. threatening the life Of the
1mu-tups ate
inc police wero on hand but it was yerv
s''sa ut That although they did all they could,
SsT were unable to keep back the n o., and
~ ~ not been for the gentlemen above men,
@Afsd la'i OF whom are White Leaguers,. the
'c.'srs would have been killed upon the in
s..st 1he gentlemen left the negro in the
AfSS shooinot for safety until the Gro yd dis
Pa0h This does not look much ike enmity
ssss,aA Tho colored man.
xhsn Journal printed at Wash ngton and
xaiaa h presumed to reflect the opinions of
t.e President makes 20 erroneous u statement
"sanesning matter about which every school
~ :. Chs Lad is thor'u ib'y posted, what
sse We TO oxpeo&:
The cfscumsancesprecedi these criminal
He'o nsnratins are familiar to ali. Gov X IL
ssy. o'octed by .legi,imste majority Of the
v"les oA at the last State election, obtained
possession q his Office in the u.usal form.
s4'sui AStandng the opposition Of his con-
essant Dr.. AcEnery. who, folio we'd bv the
Democracy. wAs At first determined that the
&s3,ubli can olRciLs- elect should not be- onal;.
10 - dsaoad Rep~btican-
That any editor could be found asinine
enough 70 write such q paragraph a. the
rave - n srvelous bu. that the editor of q |
pap published within sight Of the capital of
n csvatry should do it, argues 80 dense
epiaityr Or 50 utter disregard Of the truth |
- 80 make him . ft subject for kicking |
ussHh- fae be ID of such . blockhead ~
sa wall msxs : oar.oas ssuly. n. D.,
wsSAe mole Of It
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VI Rim + \ r. WS.

QFFIf" VIEW ORLEANS RITLIETIN
Tuesday Morning, September -
George J. Duncan tie duly authorized Marin.
mi River Report nf the Rulietiu
Cleared Se>terd.ys
British bark Duchess of Lane .stor William for
barciicna- Master
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FLORIDA PORTS.

FLORIDA PORTS.
FOE APALACHICOLA ST MARKS ANDCEDAR
KEYS FLA
a1NH The s''- ; Il"
w. N. Ons Y, master
will e ave VIII to vi Ca ,i,pe street. - above
For ire gut o. passage apply +,
1. X. ROBERTS. Agent
s2D 81 No 10 T. .mmou street
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEA MSHIPS.
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
Semi Monthly Line-Carryns the u 5 Mails.
Jnniata, J. w ca herine nan ier =. l2jO tons.
iz0O, l.. d Barrett commander 49,. 1900 tons.
wlnIl. q. &. WiltDauk. commander s4i tons
7" sai! RIAY. Sept 25th at SPIN
Ne. The fine A, steamship
ss2ASA3x&sHzD YaZOO,
l. d Bsrre T. T. mm,n"er
Will leave her wharf, opposite jackson Square, ~
above.
Passage to Havana ~. s. ourrsncy). -.....ks5
Passa.. to Phia ielphia 80. -. ....... 80
Throash tickets IL .lei to New York. -. 50
Frri sht FIR Liverpool Antwerp and Bre On
taken by this line. and through bills of ladny given
for same.
For freight " passsye apply to
EDWARD A. YORKE Agent
800 10 Corner Caron lelet AM Giavsr ssreeta
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arrived.

Steamship Gen Meade Samp-.n from New York Sep
T.. to J II LuIwi .s,.u-4t Dis 9
Shii G.neyi,-ve - i Khan Strickland f ON Liver.
pol. u LEVEL 4 Bal cyl, Ii Dist
Schooner lnvinclb nf VIZ days ON MeImeil.
tau to nlt,l.r-!'i iss
-ttANlppATs.
Waloon. Ri,ia from Lower Coast
5'npjr.. i,autI.s.I. iinu. lower Coast
Nnw.n"ri. Glt.i~'n. trpuI Bonnet Carre
In llama. Il SIX from s. I."uis
k"tei i. i.... Campi,i knu Wick burg
" Pike. Brown. from, Fishers Landing
ny Iete, Aucoln ir'sfn i.attItcne
.:.iiVALs At rHE NEW nAsIN.
Steamer Al lice from Amile river
Schs5ner Lizzie Kenn. from Toheflmcta river
Schooner Lille Sch'ni II, from Pearl iiyt-
Schooner II Try Faylr from b, Oh L;ieomle
schooner L.. l. from Pearl river
Schooner Far inner. from stockton
Schooner Nartla -. from. IChcfunCta river
Schooner Maj It u ! Rinuoy from Pa gouia
Schooner A:iitiia. from Biloxi
Schooner Emma Amel =. from Tchefuncts rlver
Schooner Richlrj. from Biloxi
Schooner Annie from Blind river
Schooner Bontonca from Ronioaca
Schooner Mary Louise from Bayou Larnmbs
Schooner Mary mn from Tchefinct,a river
Schooner Ma, tina Washington from Pearl river
akI...A i.s Al Ttit an BASIN.
Schooner Chas Perry, from Tacgpaboa
Schooner Best md from BIN! river
=, tu"sItl lles Itli:iia-, flnir I1helinCta ,jy.r
Schooner Deee.tda, from Pasragouia
Schooner Perseverance. from c etIIncta river
Srh,"Itr La Ia. fi"in ~.
Schooner Hermit No =. tim 3linc river
Schooner t;aleas from B lyon Lacombe
Sch"1nrr Tiger from Ra, 81 IAmis
Schooner Cora Smyzer. from Pascagou
schooner Cora ON Bay st LOUIS
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Arrived SUNDAY.
Steamship Yazoe, Barrett. from Philadelphia 18th
inst t., 4 A Yorkt-2l Dist
Steamship City Of Norfolk -, from Ga weston to
CA Whitney Aco--Poni
Mexican schooner Norm, Ii, ado. IL days from To.
b.isco Ia Av.nlano Bros-2i Dist
Schooner X Il l. Cne. Shre or, days from Bonaca
to q Grande- Dist PIT
TOWBOATs
Charles Chan,berlain. Mcclellan from the Passes
Went own Iight-olought up ship Geneveve
Strickland.
STEAMBOATh.
John b Mande - from st Louis
Frank Morgan Canton. from Lower Coast
Josephine Cuzzirs from t,,nnst Cdrre POINT
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S'cEA MlSOAIS.
MOUTH WHITE ANE ARKANSAR RIVERS

MOUTH WHITE ANE AKKANSAR RIVERS
MONDAY EVENING PACKET.
r. FOR mouth White AMI Arkansas
SSssaea6 rivers. hic t CITY. Gro-nvilie, Vicks-
burg and y 30 .ds-SteA uur
Katie,
j. ". Cannon. m xstm J. H. Mn.sop clerk
W II con uoa ~ h.r r..ul n trims ON II INLAY the
5th Uctooo at . clock r. N
ADAMS ~ " sHN y Commercial Place.
C.. q. WAYNE los Gravier street.
u1iE 4 CA4:A.lN. 4 cch ,uplt,uLas st.
a AgentA
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BAYOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA.
~ For BlyOa sara, Waterloo Her,
lE1alAlg uitsg-. Fort i.tsni. Baton HvnAA
itnlu umins. an way ltnIin .s-Eho
U k.tcs alAil ky packet
w. >. PIKE,
j. ]. BOvn, mas1R
leaves every MONDAY ant FRIDAY at 5 r. Il
iOr Bayou oArA ulcE T. ASaIN, A.entA
4 fcL0dp ~ 0uiAs slrusA
4srohsa iiss oe'signoi {" d,ss csriin will -
f0FwArdsA ira u ouanAisssoA. els NJ
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MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, [
N, Eday Evening, So, I. q, 1874 I
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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HELENA
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND HHLkNA
TEN DAY CkET.
r. - C0Wsaencing Faesday, October -,
IEASeeetHS and Will GAIuunie throughout the soGr
sUn-St<Anur
NsUs. Allies.
John Ben <on MASTER. Jno. Baker clak,
win swer halls aud pay part cular attention. -
oil plant ton business. JNu u. BENSON.
SIS .m
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LAWYER NaDAST.
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET
TWICE WEEK..
Leaves every WkDN EcDAY sLd SATURDAY.. q
lOA. N
r. Fer The Fores. QsmSaRsine, Buyoa,
Pom a. Ia hschs Jesuit. bend. ssd a
plantation sn' way lxndings-1 ~ ~
.. stsunch ISss<bveS steamer
Esssvife,
A. r. Jean.t eau, oSst~s ! T.. 1remOulet ols1k
WI IrsSe ~ @OVSs tot freight ~ y '~~xg apply -
tosId. or s. FtkNANDE/ co.
=: (lC Ssss ssve0e
his " the only packet running through to d
FCssp. sN IN
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UPPER COAST.

UPPEK QUAINT.
UPPER COAST.
Commencing TUESDAY. sept I'D. 1s7A
Leave New Orleans TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at ~ UciOck, A. M.
Returning w EDN koDAY. FRIDAY anu SUNDAY
IN daylight.
For New Orleans COnst and C0os
EAtIsss1sekH vent Landlng-lh he triweekly packet
Mary Ida.
a. J. Rdiz master, j. L. Boyd John Reynaud oks
VII leave As Above. toI freight laess.e api On
N.pv f.f1l
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NEW ORLEANS COAST AND HAYUU GUULA
TkI.WEEkLY Packet.
, IT steamer ss@isna,
HSs.el r A. Dngas. master d. Meynier. clerk
CUIninentli. 18th tktoi.er ls7%.
Leaves New OleaI,s ! ESDAYS and THURS
DAYS ~ ~ II. and ST AJAY SatyA A. n.
Returning WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and
MUNDAY Us in day hight. xu21 u
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HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PORTS--Per steam
ship Mar@art-497 boxes sugar 2ao hll,ts sugar t"
Chatfraix & Agar 900 cigars l. McCaithy-iln6 900
Jose Domingt-4rOO Il ohori ian-,.UOJ ,us Santinl
VI UU0 order
LIVE ipO )L-Per ship G. neveve Strickiand-2l
ea.fheIsSanb to Huuting d Is s--l. 100
alalee } u L. e6 crates etsrttenWare .lno Steven
son--73 dol L Eurlaau-.U, ii asli-lO tek, at
r0iaAh ~ bbis ~ y>ta's 100 egs hi soda l. )
bbis beer crates earhenware GAS sacks alt to OF.
der
UTILLA-Per sChnoner Jeanne W0Od-7n 900
pI.ntans lroU bunc hanauas o. 900 cocoan us 20
bbis inle- IS 10 oranges t., y Oteri
IRON EHA-Per schooner rma-Si0oO IN specie
5d logs NAH gany to Aven..ano bales j.
90 r CanertleD
NEW YO.k-Per steamship Gen Mea le-Assti
msr
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Y -zoo-Asst
mdse
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B~SOW-Ai ((Da rn milne.
steamship W Clyde Liviugston ,Iom Havana VIZ
finllna unr,s =" Il ko,.-It-
Brig Clal q. LluheIa IA DAYS Fl ON Havana to master
Exports.
RARCELONA-Per bark Duchess Of Lancaster
45, 909 pcs slaves
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Tuesday Morning. Sent. %. 1874

The undersigned is the only authorized River
Reporter and Advertising Agent of the New
Orleans BULLGrtN on the steamboat anding.
All orders for copies Of the BULLETIN, or adver-
tisements Of steamboats, intended for insertion
in our columns, will meet with prompt attention
Il directed to me, at the BULLETIN office, No 100
Gravler street, or if left at my office, IN Kounss
Building, Canal street ferry landing, between 8
A. NJ. and & P. NJ. GEO J. DUNCAN
N. B. The BULLETIN is furnished to steam
boats at fifty cents per dozen.
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SOCIETY ELECTIONS.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS IN VARIOUS socIg-
TIES.
To-day we make further report of the
officers elected in various societies:
LINCOLN LODGE NO. 3, X. oFP.
q. C.-I. c. Carmary.
Y. G. Moses 8. Cochran
X. Of P. and S.--Wm. X. johnson.
NJ. Of F.-A. i. Shrack.
NJ. Of E.-Thos. F.. Moreland.
P.-Samuel l.. Rogers.
n. at A.-Geo. r. Larison.
Trustee-7Wm. X. Johnson
Trustee to Riverview Cemetery Co
Samuel L. Rodgers.
Representative to Grand Lodge-A dam
], Shrack.
ASYLUM LODGE, NO. 3, l. OF.
n. G.-S. B. Knee
V. G.-Richard Burton, j..
K. S-tleorge West
p. S-James II. Appleby
Treasurer-W. c. Librandt. ".
Trustee RivervIew Cemetery Goa
NJ. Sparks.
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The H"rning or the ship Co.patrick. .

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LOSS OF
THE SHIP, PASSENGERS AND CREW.
LONDON, December 30--6 A. M.--fnr-
ther particulars Of the Cospatrick disaa-
ter have been received. When the YES
sci was discovered to be on fire. eighty
persons. mostly women, rushed into one
of the boats, which was capsized. ana
all in her were drowned. Soon after
ward all the aasts fell, killing many OF
the passenger. An explosion subse-
quently occurred i'll. tire stern of the
vessel. completing the destruction. The
total number Of lives lost by the des
traction Of tie vessel is estimated at 474.
NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
New YoRK, December ga London
special says: Besides the crew, the Cos
patrick had cabin and 424 steerage pas
sengers, who had emigrated under Gov
ernment regulations, and are supposed
to have all been lost. The Government
emigrants were for the most part agri-
cultural laborers. who left England in
consequence of the operation Of recent
labor strikes Many of them were mar
risd and accompanied by their families.
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THE MARKETs.-In the street market,
this morning, butter sold 4S to 50 cents
per pound; roll, from As to so do. tur-
kies, IA to II cents per pound, OF from
S1.a5as3.50 each geese, 81. 00aS2. %
each; ducks, *1.25aS1 so each chick
ens,$1. 1Oa$1 so per pair eggs, 33a36
cents per dozen celery GAS pr. bunch
apples, 8 and 10 hall, peck, or Toe. ax1 a
bushel; pears, and 25 do; potatoes,
white, ~ and 90 do, or 81 90 and 81 III
per bushel; sweet potatoes, Is and 20
onions, 25 per string sauer kraut,
10a12 per quart pepper sauce, ja10
per bowl apple butter 10 cents per
pound mince.meat two pounds for %
cents salid 6 per bunch cabbage,
3a5 per head.
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ANNUAL MKETINa-oETIcERs ELKcTED--
THE TREAsURKE's REPORT.
Monday afternoon the annual meeting
OF the Masonic Hall Company was held
at the usual place in this city.
The following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year.
President--Geoige @. Lobden.
Vice President-James Scott.
Secretary ry--John P. Almond.
Treasurer-ThomasJ ]. Lawson.
Directors-Joseph H Gould, William
y. Swift. S A, Hodgman, Jas H. Begss,
Francis Barry, Alfred Gawthrop, John
Taylor, w. 6. Gibbons, VIM. 7. West
brook.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
During the meeting, Treasurer Law
son submitted the following report Of
the receipts and expenditures. Of the
company for the past year;
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THIRD EDITION.
The Fire Department.
! THE COMMITTEE ON FIRE COMPANIES
HAVE TO SAY ABOUT IT.


HAVE TO SAY ABOUT IT.
At the meeting Of City Council, last
evening, the Committee on Fire Compa-
nies presented their annual report in
relation to the Fire Department, which
we summarize, as follows
On the 18th inst, the committee made
an inspection Of the different engine
houses and found the number Of active :,
members OF the Department to be 461, as
follows: Delaware SO; Washington, ITO;
Reliance 25; Phenix, 40; Friendship, 50;
Water Witch, 80; Fame Hose, Sc; Wee
cacoe, 80
Five OF the seven engines are in good
condition, and all the hose carriages and
the hook and ladder truck, are in COM
plete order. The Engine houses with
one exception, are in good order.
The great and only deficiency in the
Department is the need Of good and SER
viceable hose.
The moral status and discipline of the
members Of the Department is very good,
the total determination of all the hang
ers-on who used to disgrace the compa-
nies, having decreased the number OF
men one third, but at the same time
greatly increased the efficiency Of the
department.
The alarm bell on the City Hall, the
committee think, cannot be heard by ali
the companies, and in the event of es-
ltablishing better lookout than the
Ipresent one, several alarm bells, to be
Iplaced in different parts OF the city, and
struck by electricity, are recommended.
Telegraphic communication between the
Fire Watch and each engine house js
also recommended The cost of these
Improvements wonld BE comparatively
small
The committee further recommend
q liberal course towards the Depart
ment, for "while the companies are
Willing and desirous to work gratui-
tously for the city, the least we can do
; bis to put tho same in an efficient coudi.
ton"
In conclusion the committee recon.
mend the purchase of 1000 feet of gum
hose, to be distributed among the dif.
, ferent companies, according to their
respective needs, "a per cent. of the
cost of said hose to be deducted annu.
, ally from each companp's appropriation
, until the same Is paid for
I'll Mr.. Adams asked when new hose
was last purchased.
, Mr.. Lichtenstien said ii was about d
lyear ago, but still the Department had
not sufficient quantity. He favored
getting gum hose.
, MIR. Baker said the deficiency of our
Fire Department was caused more by
: lwant of water than by want of hose
The pumping capacity of the steamers
!, Twas greater than the supplying capa
lefty of the plugs, and this caused Il
. great strain on the hose, which 1t was
! unable to stand. He also preferred
: Igum to leather hose.
After some further discussion, The
report was adopted. 4-r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
{. f. Kuakel's Bitter Wine of Iron.

las never been known to fail in the cure OF
weakness, attended with symptoms; indis
position to excTtion loss OF memory; dinicul-
ty OF breathing; general weakness; horror OF
disease; weak, nervous trembling; dreadful
horror OF death; night sweats; cold feet;
versai lassitude of the muscular system; enor-
NOUS appetite with dyspeptic symptoms; hot
hands; flushing Of the body; dryness OF the
kin; paliid countenance and eruptions on
the face, purifying the blood; pain in the
back heayiness of the eyelids; frequent
black spots dying before the eyes with tenn
porary 1uhusion and loss Of sight, want of at
tention, etc. These symptoms all arise from
a weakness, ami to remedy that use l.. +.
EUNKEL's Bitter Wine Of Iron 1tnever faus.
Thousands are now enjoying health who have
used il. Take only l.. +. kUNKEL'S.
Beware of counterfeits and base limitations.
~ kunEeis Bitter Wine of Iron is SO we'll
known all over the country, druggists them
selves make an imitation and try to palm 1t
oil on their customers, when they call It. Kun
keps Bitter Wn6 of Iron.
hunkels Bitter Wine of Iron u put mp only
ia 81 bottles, aud has yellow wrapper nicely
put on the outside, with the prOpriefor's
photograph on the: Wrapper OF each bottle
side, and you will always be sure 10 get the
sold by all Druggists and Dealers every
where.
No. 2J9. Tape Worm No. 25s.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. No
TO patients treated. DIR. b.. ,. kaSkL-Et No.
~ y. Smith street Phuatelphia Advice
iree. seat Pin and stomach Worms also re-
moved iec2:StSwim
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Ladies WisnsHE 40 s'aTcaase u iixht
tunning and Simple Sewing Machine. would
do well to cali ut No. us Market street, il
ninston. Del. and see one oil the incest Fami-
ly S,y LIZ Machines in tho world. II has no
equal itssws from the thick est to the thinest
material if ,iesired without change Of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
running, and no threading up required: self
threading shuttle and self-tslting needle
Sold on easy monthly instaiment, or liberal
discount of for cash, Ladies dontbuy a
heavy ard complicated machine, bat got tire
light running New American.
iy7ikwly j Fl. PRIMROSE. AGENT.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-30

ESCAPE FROM THE .CELLs.-Last night,
Enoch Rash, Thomas Davis and james
Scott, who were confined in the City
Hall cells on suspicion of being connected
with the Saturday night night robberies,
made their escape by breaking out their
cell windows, and digging away the
stones outside until they had an opening
large enough to creep through. Their
escape was discovered short time after
wards, but thus far they have eluded
pursuit. The old Hall is so rickety that
any one can escape unless the cells are
watched every minute.
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STRAY WAITS.

The year 1874 winds up its career to-
morrow.
The Board of Health will raeet in
special session tonight.
There were forty eight lodser1 1T the
City Hall cells, last night
Frank, at I'll Market street, still oders
great bargains in millinery goods.
The weather to-day is more seasonable
than it has been for some time past
The banquet to the Peninsuiar editors
will take place at the Clayton House
this evening, commencing at O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-30

Plain Questions for Invalids. Have
the routine medieinssof the profession. done
you no good! Are you u1,,u ragged and misers-
blef II so. test the properties of the Now
Specific. DR. MALKER's CALIFoRSIA VINE
GAR BITTERs. already famous as the finest in
vigOrant. corrective and Alternative that has
eyer seen the light; Dyspeptcs and persons
it they value health and ease. nOv27 -lw
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NOTICE 10 WATER RENTERS.

NOTICE 10 WATER RENTERS.
IN OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT ,,
Wilmington, Del, Dec. Il, ls74.
The bills for 1875 are now ready and paya-
BILE at the Registrars Office, 1000 Market street
Ihe law requires that all bills paid on or be.
fore January 3lst, 1875 the face OF the bill those
paid during the month of February i've per
month of March ten per cent additional, and
any amounts remaining unpaid after April 1st
1875 the Registrar is required to have the
the recovery OF the amount due, and the wa
ter will not again be let into such premises
until such arrears with assessments and two
dollars for drawing ferrules are paid.
ONCE hours A. NJ 70 r. NJ.
CHAS BURTON, JR
deo15 to3l Registrar.
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: The PENINSULA EDITORS. w.
Fisk Townsend, of the Susser Journai
John Hand, ESD, of the Centreville
citizen, W, W. Busteed, Esq, OF the
Centrevillc Obstreer, and +. F. Per
kins of the Chestertown TraAscript,
have already arrived in this city, and
are stopping at the Clayton House
The others will arrive by the afternoon
train from the Delaware Railroad.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-30

~ OTlCE-Thc Annual Meeting of the Far.
~ mers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
the State OF Delaware formerly of Mill Crock
Hundred,) will be held at the Office of the
No. s33 Market street, Wilmington,
Del, on MONDAY, the 11th day OF January,
1875, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at which time tile
Election for Seventeen Managers Of the Com y
will be held, and one years interest on all dc.
posit notes will be payable. The agents of
the Company arc authorized to receive the
dues of members.
&c. STOTsENBURG. Pres't.
W. A. LAMOTTE, Sec'y. de29m
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Another supposed cnarIie Rosl.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, December 29-On
the Goth instant, child, aged about four
years, was left at house in Black River
Falls, i'll this State, Ly mysterious
woman, who refused to raise her veil. It
has been since observed that the child
corresponds exactly with the description
and picture OF Charlie Ross. A photo
graph OF the child has been sent to
Philadelphia for Identification.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-30

PAY YOUR WATER 1Ax.-The bills fer
water tax are now ready. and all persons
who pay during the month of January,
will be charged with only the face OF the
bill During the month of February i've
per cent. extra will be charged. SO people
had better pay right soon.
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RLEofION NOTICE.
II u FIRsr NATloNAL BAsK. /

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. 10th, 1874.
Nsiics is hereby given that the animal
meeting Of the Stoekholiera Of this BANK
will be neld at the banking House, on Tues. /.
day. the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1875. be-
tween The h0urs Of two and four O'Clock, +,
holders to serve as Directors the ersuins
ysar., GEO, D. ARMSTRONG.
aselY-ss Cssh,r,
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Ter fhc Ratb.

Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Gath Sporgcs
AMI Bath Soaps in. extensive variety. Also,
flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, of horse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles of the same class at
4. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth ami Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-30
Fine Nail scissors

Curvcd and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, ETC., for
sale bv r. BRINGHURST 81 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.