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LEKANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
a EkLRHh-,&Iv AID AID, ILIE1Xz4NpRIA AND

~. fREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
DEPOT CORHER SIXTH AND D STREETS.
Looel trains for Alexandria leave e. followst $50,
80 Au an, l. = : e:Sa5 D. m. and q m and
-; 70 Alex sndria DAILY Al others daily exeeps
Local trains leave Alexandra - fellow. g rs,
g 81; N: ron AexAndrh dailyi al other trAlR5
Trims msrfsd tfns oonneot With trains on
WashingtoE and Ohio railroad.
Richmond Express leaves Wasn1neson a. 6O0 p
GREAT sO6THERH EXP Rep VA kcnmends
11,ves Washington u:o p. NJ o1uy, exesps sun
osrourh tickets "a an points sou n and Southwest
Tor sale 90 tAe once corner Sixth and PennsytvAniA
ayenus, and Thirteenth and Pennsy1yAn avenue,
where pAsseneerS can leave orders 1or nfSgage to
be CHECKED Is AZ hotels snd residences 51Te2 TO
destination. -, 2. .. YOUh6,
E L.DUBARRY superintendefif. mhS5-tf-
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7OHA GREAT 1914
1871 PEEEsYLVANIA lSI H
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTH
SUMMER ,MESsTs.arNErT

SUMNER NMRERssTSseENENT.
on and after June Is iSI trains wiz run a fol-
Washington. SIS q. m. Baltimore. I:4 =. m
. ll;5a. M es5 .. m
o'0 m Ear o9p. "a
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROiTTE ~
" In Lleeant scenery, Palace State-foom, day and
night Jars with modern improvements.
~ ivy nanored miles saved TO Western and Central
Sss6 3. M, daily g Baltimore. Daily, except Sun
l1:8 q m. daily. except sunday, North and West.
b;5g p m. daily, @ Ptttsburg, CincinnHti, Louis
Ehroqgh from waShinEton TO PittsOurg and EI-
Tickets ~ I'M route can be procured at the ohices
northeast corner OF Thirteenth street ana Pennsyl-
vaniA avenue and sixth street and Pennsylvania
Passsn9ers procuring t5cke.s st these o6aces can
eecuTe accommodations IN PALACE Cars f3r Pltts-
jea 81 ensrEI Passenger Assat. Bsitins0Se. Nd.
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1FERoHANrs, LINE OF srEhMsBIPs

Hereafser the fns steanships =. c, KNIGHT and
JOIN GIBSON viii make regular WEEKLY
EAsHIRGTflH and GEORGETOWA, e iollows:
Lsaxe Rev York from Pier y last River egeT{ s .
urQay a. p. m. Leave GEORGETOWN eferl EElday
az "a. and Alexand-ia the same day atnm.
For tnl Information apply % B. P. A. DEAhA1,
Agent'omce and wharf, 81 Water stteel 0eorge-
town, OF at the corner or seyenteenth Ttsset and
A ssr 2 9rk avenue. J. W. THoRPrssHSs,.
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BROKERS.

n HeB. TIMONEY a CO., BANKERS
.Zs AND BROKERS, No. SO, Second National
BGnk RUildlng Seventh street, opposite Post Odice
Department. Transact general bsnking, exchangs
and collection business. Buy and sell gold, Govern
Army oficeTs' pay sccounts c4shed in ADVANCE.
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DROPOSALS FOR COMPLETING THE
- SEA WALLS OF THE JAMEs-CREEK Ca
FNGINEER's OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
" AGnTTEErO,- SAINT TsTI

Z
WASHINGTON, Sept. s 1874.
sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
until y O'Clock m. on THURSDAY, September 10,
for the completion Of the sea walls Of the James
creek canal under and In continuation OF contract
No. S53 of the late Board OF Public Works, with
Messrs. Wholly and Brainard.
Plans and specifications, with estimate OF ma
terial, may be seen at this 0fhce. -. ~.
Bids must include the furnishing Of all Labor and
bach bidder VIII be required to deposit with the
COLLECTOR the credit OF the Commissioners Of the
District, the sum Of two hundred (s20O dollars
guarantee that he will enter into ana carry out the
contract II awarded to him. according TO the terms
OF his bid.
each bid. The receipts will be forwarded 70 the COL
Iector AFTER the award Of the contract with instruc
tiOns for him TO refund the money deposited as
above to Abe unsuccessful bidders.
The money deposited by the contractors VIII be re-
funded Upon the completion OF the work
The party parties to whom the contract Is
awarded will be required 20 give bonds in the sum
Of my thousand (sSlooo) dollars that he or they
will faithfully comply with the specifications OF the
me right TO reject any or all bids Is reserved.
Bids must be indorsed Proposals for Completing
the Sea Wall OF the James-Creek Canal, " and adj
dressed e the Engineer ofthe District.
81 $500 y FRANK +. HOWE, Chief Clerk.
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HUFFMAN 800
BsH aEss s5 asss 'Rs AS 81

ny y. n. WABEEH,
- Real Estnte Broker and Auctioneer,
federAi Buildings. corner seventh andE SIS. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE or BEAUTIFUL sUBUR-
BAN PROPERTY AT MOUNT PLEASANT,
by virtue 81 deed OF trust. dated March IL. A. D.
l5 ouly recorded in Lfber No. 68, folio 70 one OF
the land records for Washington county, IN The
District Of Columbia, aud q the requeft Of the
party secured thereby, we viii sell ~ public auc-
ton, n trQnt OF the prenlse9, commencing on
HUhsDAf, September II, 1874, at o'clock p m,
the tQlowlng described real estate, situate IN
Was5sngto1 county. D. O.. xiz; Al tEoes Lots
numbered forty,fQnr q, forty-aye q forty
y .tle. seventy-one 0l,l seyenfy-tgo ca sew
eight "a eighty (so,) eishty-one (1l.) elghty-t1O
81 elghty-three (s) dfty-eieht ISL aud any
nine ssgl OF s. P. Browns Subdivision OF Mount
Terms One third cash, aad the balance At twelve
and twenty -four months. for which instalIments
the purchaser wiz be required 70 give his promis-
sory notes. beatng interest at the rate OF ten per
cent. per annum from toe day OF sale, and secured
by deed OF trust on the land and premises sold
deposit Of 40 VIII be required Of the purchaser
At the time OF sale, and al conYeyanelng a the
pense OF the purchas8f. II the terms OF sEle arc
not complied with In seven days, the trustees re-
serve the right 70 resell the properly At the risk
and cost % the defaaltlng purchaser, After I've
q pIat ofthe property can Pc seen It the once OF
'1e WILLIAM sTlCKNEY. -.
GEORGE II. PLANT, trustees.
--,-,s =. 7. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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RY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auet.,
~ sg &c, e Green MlIaIs; A1isio1seF,

No. Icoi northwest corner Tenth and D streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
SIDE on II NTH STREET, BETWEEN / AND
NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEoI. -
by virtue OF deed OF trust, dated June z, A. ID.
1SIS, and recorded In Lsber No. 20 ioho iss 9e.-
one Of the laud records for Mashington county,
District Of Columbia, the undersigned trustee, a
the written reguest Of the party secured thetenys
viii sell, on TUESDAY, the hrst day OF epten1oer,
ises, an thas certain piece OF parcel OF land known
and described as : part OF lot numbered SIX ia
the city Of Washington and District OF Columola,
SAID lot, on Ninth street and running thence east
ninety-one feet ten inches to an alley thence north
the line OF said alley gWentysx feet thence west
20 Ninth street nlnety-One feet ten inches Themes
Terms; Two thousnd dollars C2 oOol IN cash; ball
anee In one two, three and four years. securet oy
deed or trust the property, with interest at ten
per cent. per annun, payable semi-annnaliyi or AL
elO0 wiz be required on day Of sale, and terms Of
sale mast be compi with In Eve days, or the trus
tees reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost
Of the delaulting pn rcnaser. trf
36kk9HRfS Sk Eu6s SHfIlL. sTrustess.
augs-d Auetioneer.
AETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until hoSDAY, September 7, 1874, at the same
Df By o ori P' q the trustees:
WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
ARTHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until ~ ES3AY, September u, ASA, At the
same hour and place.
= WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
se8-dkds Aucrioueer.
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RhnR0Ans
RAITIHoaE AND B ONO iliuIi EEfERo1D.

! HAL1AHtOztE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CRY - -
s:soa. m. Baltimore and Way statioi.s
lsooa- N. Baltimore, Annapolis. Cranberry and
No. y s1f ~ on main stem, and wash
sses, n. Rslti@ors aad Relay;
eiuo q m sN York FhilAdephie- Boston, Balti-
su6a. N ohesSos, IS St Loais, Louisvile. Clnein-
natl, Coiumbus, sandusky, Berkeley,
s ba-I Bedford sPErtnlgs ID Deer Park. Pitts.
EEeaeEiek. stsanton, White sulphur
epIl1gs;. RarloE cars Dianer q
! az a. m Po,nt OF Rocks and Way Stations.
1o'uo a m. Baltimore BladensburE BeifsvfIle, Lau-
-. rel. Annapolis junction and Relay.
AAo ?. m New YORK, Philadelphia- Norfolk ElIi-
| 80 y. Balltti.morc, Laurel and Relay.
osaap' m bsisllnere. Frederick, and All lnterme-
s..r, :. ,llate Nay Stations.
9iat y ocs Ss5a %.9 rsss. va
l,ep N. B1lfimofs. 1nnSpo s5d
slsp- N. Baltimore and Relay.
nati, Columbus, s. ndnsky, Deer Park,
Beraels{ Springs, Rockville, Hagers-
oenya Er.n9t,an Pullman cars Breakfast a.
s:ep. N. Baltimore and wsx stations.
90 p M Pittshurg, Roekyille, Point Of Rocks.
bessnd. st6p ss q IL spss en- NE %s
trcR2litan Ko4d; RgIlmAn cars.
and 80 3. M nd Way stAtioas-S:So 3 m, l. 4s.
1or baltimore and Relay z:so A. m. and 7:oS m.
hM,ss.st-s;oS a q. and 7p. m.
,A tTains stop & viaduct Hotel. RelayHO1se sta
Tor further information Applyat the Baltimore
and Onio ticket ofnces Washington ssatlon. and
for SagEAke to Be checked and recsiysd point
'"s StS. MastereS n Tr a. SslStHs
S1;-SSs SOlL-1ssy Seneral Ticket Agent. =
VIZ. :. AOOAEZ. General Agent. jeso-tt
BALTIMORE POTOMAC r
- O1fOI CORNER SIXTH AND B sTRTFrg n. W.
" sna 9iser June p 1874, trains viii leave Wash-
lheson IS IoLoWs, Washington time: -
SS \; N is Il +1Srtnsrn Express, daily
~ ~ :, Ms Limited Express for New York aHd
EAST oally, except Sunday,
eyt p q H. Fast Line for the West daily, ex-
$50 j. M, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
$50 m, For PittsburE and the Vests daily. For
the North, dallE except Saturday.
$50 p. m, Philadelphia Express, daily.
- = ms Accommodation 10 Baltimore daily,
s:O5 >; m, For PhfAdeiphia, New York. and BOs-
IT Ttsins for POPE CREEK LINE leave at ia. m.
on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday only and3:4O
D. m, daily, except Sunday.
Trains for AkGAPoLIS leave at SIS .. N. and
Pdiiman Palace Sleeping Car 70 PittsburR Is run
on thetrain leaving .. $50 ?, m.
Pullman Palace sleeLing Car 70 Elmira Is run on
the trlfn leaving At $50 D. m. 80
Tickets 9nd Inflammation can be procured a. che
BSarSre csiied for id checked at hotel sand pr-
vate residences on orders len At the Offices OF the
eonpany,s northeast corner Thirteenth street and
~ sisib street snd PennsyITania avenue.
corner Sixth and streets S,o,,~.,
General Passenger Agent Baltimore, Nd.
EDMUND L. DUBARRY,
tc3 Superintendent. Washington, D. o.
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RY THOMAs DowLING.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-
pEHgE on LIS 1 sTREET MOTH; BEFW FEN "a
Toll STREET, AZ. AUCTION.
BY virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated January Is,
1874 and duly recorded IN Liber No. zoe, folios
., &C., Of the lana records Of Washington coanty,
DC, and By direction o. the party secured there
By, wewin sell at public aaction, in front OF the
premises, on FRIDAY, October 9, A. ID. 1874, at 5
O'Clock p. M, all that certain piece or parcel Of
ground situate lying and being In the city Of wash
ington, ID. C., known and DESIGNATED on the plats
or sale city As lot one hundred and forty-one
in Shepherds subdivision Of square six hundred
and twenty-three, tesS,) with the brick dwelling
thereon.
Terms Of sale As prescribed By the deed OF trust:
400, the debt secured with Interest At ten per
cent. per annum from January Is 1874, until paid,
and the expenses Of sale In cash. and the balance in
six and twelve months, for which the notes OF the
purchaser with interest from the day Of sale, Sc
cured BY deed OF trust on the premises Sold shall
be taken. deposit OF 500 viii be required OF the
purchaser at the time Of sale. Al couVeyancing At
the cost Of the purchaser. II the terms sale
not complied With within seven days after sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the cost aud risk Of the degSulting purchaser.
B. PEYT0N BROWN, Truz.ee.
VIM. R.KOODWARI, -H'-SseSS.
sEG1ffdg TTCfG. D1HTI.fNer. Aqcf.
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n S. ENGINEER oFFICE,

W THIRD STORY
UNION BANK BUILDING,
EAYETTE, NEAR CHARLEs STREET.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. a, 1874.
Proposals for dredging in James River, Virginia,
Will be received until noon Of September 10, ISs4,
and opened immediately thereafter.
Blank forms, specifications, and any desired in
formation be had on application at this ONCE.
VIM. p. CRAIGHILL,
au26-8t Major Of Engineers, U. s. A.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS FoR FUEL.
ph Y ..aar, q ~ q

: UEPITIIENT oIITI- Z :
la.-t.r WASHINGTON, d. e.
sealed proposals viii be received At the Depart
ment OF STATE until u m. on the 18th day Of Sep
enber, ls7z, to furnish this Department. with luet
LOT the year ending June 81 $50, 20 be qeirereo IN
such Quantities and at such place as desired.
Information as TO kinds and quantities can be OBJ
tanned on application ~ this once.
The right to reject any or al bids, or 20 accept
any bid or any portion Of any bid Is reservee; and
each bidder Is required to deposit with the Dsours-
ing Clerk u the Department bond IN the sun OF
two thousand dollars. IS RuarAnty or f1lthful
rerfoSTnrr5re of the con tract awarded to him.
EDWARD HAYWOOD.
Tfrturrfur Clark and Sunerfnta0dnut
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JOB PRINTING.

THE NATIONAL RRPuBIIcAN JoE OFFICE
Is uDsQuAsed, in its sxssA, and complete equip
msnt, BY any printing estsslishrnent south Of New
York. We bare now facilities for doing all work
hthe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-10
e CLEARY.

DK LATIMER q CLEARY.
CoTnerof PENNSYLVANIA aVenue and Eleventh street
Star Once Building.
FURNITURE AND MIXTURES OF THE OWEN
HOUSE AT AUCTIOh-ApAlhISrR
on TUESDAY MORNING, September Is, is7a.
commencing At 10 O'Clock, shall sell At above
hotel, being No. 1ziS Pennsylvania avenue, and
adjoining Mlll9rd's hotel, the entire contents
SIXTY ROOMS or FURNITURE, sea 81.
we name in parts pAR1oRs.
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, lKnabe 4 Col
French Plate Pier Mirrors, Slabs. Sc,
SrvsSeis GsrI,et4. ThiFtT-dsT cIoef &C.,
CHAMBERS:
xty S Fs amt suites
Feather Bolsters and Pillows, Stoves,
Brussels, Three-plY and lngrain Carpets,
LINEN ROOM:
Comforts Pillow Gases, Towels, Mosquito Nets
DINING ROOMS.
Oak NJ. 7. sidebOaris. Steel Engravings,
Walnut Extension Dining Tables,
Oak @. s, Chairs, Hat Racks,
Sugar Bowls, Pitchers, Casters,
Urns. Waters. Butter dishes, Ladies'
Tea and Table Spoons, Forks &c,
Ivory-handled Dinner and Tea Knives, &C.,
Large assortment Of China and Glassware
Iron safe, walnut Desk. Clock, sc.
French Piate Mantel Mirrors,
Sllver-plnted SHOW Case and Oatawba Fountain,
Marble Clock, Large Counters,
Bar Fixtures, Lot Wines and Liqucrs.
furnishings OF all kinds.
Terms: one hundred dollars and under eashs over
that amount acredit OF sixty days, with interest at
Catalogues now ready and can be had on appliea-
''OH Z CHTHERfNE =. OWEN, AdnnInistratrIx
ses-dfa TStarl LATIllER q CLEARY. Auets.a
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RTTHE ABOVE SALE IN FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, September Il, IS74 same
hour and place. BY order Of the trustees
LATIMER & oLEARY,
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STTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, September 9, same
hour and place. BY order OF the trustees.
.s-.N&w LATlhkR CLEAkA.
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PATENT AGENTS.


PRINTING OEE1CE8s
Beardsly snodgTass, 80 Pa, ave-, bet. AZ & 9Th.
REAL-ESTATE AGENTS.
Honrse Middleton, SIS 18th ST., opp. Treas. Dept.
RESTAURANTS.
John WelekeF. 18th ST.. bet. n. Y. ave. and b st.
SCHO OLS AND COLLEGES.
Washington Business College, cor. tn and L SITS.
H. @. Spencer, president. Send for circular.
SILVER PLATERS.
Robt. A. Mhitehand, 80 D St., bet. Sth and 9th.
STAMPING DEPOTs.
Mrs. zyppreeht, 81 nth st. Also Dressmaking.
STATIONERY, &c.
Ben. +. French. 63 18th ST., under Nat. MetroPol-
tta1 Bank. Stationery, &C., specially.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS
Alex. X. Shepherd Co., $40 Pa. ave-. bet. 9th and
10th stS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters.
STOVES, DC.
". ". Rapley, Cabinet Stove Bouse, 1915 Z street,
NV, next TO National Theatre.
UMBRELLAS, CANES. Ge.
Wm. Rogers, g 18th st., near Penna ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-10

A.;l....s QpartermA'ter Genera. 6. 5. A. T.
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=sz-9 THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER Posr
POHED until MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Z, 1874 sam
hour and place. By order q the trustee.
aug2e-STuTh&ds Auetioneers.
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Largely Increased Facilities for Doing

Job Work and Book Work
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AUCTION SALE OF AN UNnEPRoyEp BUILD
ING LOT on Z STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH sTREETS WEST, IN

LDY WASH. b WILLIAMS, Auet'r,
II O(successor to Green 3 Williams, Guclionesrs. \
No l6n nnrflsleaf c1rrer 81 nanlh ana D atrestl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-10

One ane, Engll5h body, Brussels Carpet, nearly
Two tapestry Brussels Carpets, but little used.
Ingram and Stair Carpets.
-Four sets Green and Gold Brocatelle window Cur
taius, TO match Parlor suite.
We cali special attention Of buyers to the above
sale, all the secondhand goods have been manu-
order and nearly new. var ~
seed tStarj Anctioneers
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
UpnOLS'is'hEInI GWvDS.

and complete o all ;hc LATEST NOVELTIES 10
SATIN DAMAsKs PLAIN sATIYs. JAPANESE CACHGNIg2S,
PERSIAN TAPESTRIES, B2OCATELLgs. SILK ASD WOOL
POPLISs WOOL AND STRIPED TRRRIBS. &C.
An extensive assortment Of LACE VISDOw DlAPBRIEs"
CREToNNEs sArTREEs. sERGEs AND DANASK TwfLLS.
CoRSICES, WINDOW SHADES &C.. &C.
The particular parties furnishing HOTELS STEAM
ERs CLUBS. PRIVATE DWELLINGS, &c is c'i the sbsvs
complete and varied which will be found well worthy OF
mat on before purchasing else Hherc.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09

IN a cultivated family in the country HOME
Il LITTLE CHILDREN with mothers
Address Mrs. ii. r., Milford, Peah.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
Board and Rooms Wanted.

WANTED-By gentleman and family, be-
w 20b ard 46sts Madison and 6have Mad
isouve sbd % Aaors ofa % 20 HOUSE. three
deep unfanshe full the Winter
references location be and
other bOsders. address AORSY. Tribane ofiee.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09

DRESS G00Ds-A largo and choice line Of this
Seasons importahons Of extremely low prices
This reduction Ia made and these splendid bargains
offered, on account Of tho removal Of our whole
bale to the uptown store.
CLOAKs.-In all tho choicest artistic, and most
fashionable styles Prices reasonable.
KID GLOvES-Fine Gloves for street and dress
wear, in al the cloth shades at greatly reduced
prices.
MOURNING GO0CS
MOURNING OUTFITS
Outfits at six hours notice.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09

A GOOD COUNTRY HOME just organized
N beaes ell Christian people affected By this terrible financial
pressure oneh for Winter Ophsn children
kindly cared for SUNNY HOME Stamford, CoLn.
MAST ORANGE, n. IA private family,
~ depot would BOARD lady and genemani objection
infan fresh mI home comfort Address t. b East Orange
nj
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09

III EAST ATH-ST., near 4th-ave. "A
10 some sunnYE00G on lrd foor slsbe for gentleman
nd wife or nge gentlemen stc. fcas Gceommodaons refer
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
Great ReduCtions!!
REMOVAL OF WHOLESALE |!
sgAw1s-eoco sgAwrs and scARrs Of var.sa

/ sHAwLs.-2,ooo sHAwIS and scARFS Of var.oa
description, a. prices below cost Of ofimportat'on.
CLOTHs.-Larye aud choice lines OF all tho Novelties
for Winter wear, including ane imitation Of Seal
skin, Oaor, and Polar Bear Cloths.
WHITE GOODS AND EM52OIDERIE3 in every
varsity. Exquisite Frorch initial and other fancy
| Hanikorchiefs.
sHoEs-FOr Lado5 and Childrea's wear at lov
prices. Single and Do1bls Cork soled Boot. .
! speciality.
BLANKETS. s.-sheeting,, Comiortsbles, 60. &c., "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-01
SECOND EDITIONI
POLICE: RECORD FOR MAY.
Sc BALL NOTES,
Inspection of n Railroad.
POLICE aAAEs.


THIS MORNINGS REcoRD-oPERATIoNs DURING
THE MONTH. gy
John Biackston, who was arrested by officer
Cropper for disorderly conduct was fined IS
and COSTS
henry Fleming, for the sams offeace, arres-
Ted by officer JOrdon was required 10 pay costs
and give bail iD the sum of 5000 to keep the
peace.
X. QuieR aud James Bragg and Isaac Thom-
as, also disOrderly arrested by officer Ncker-
sou were each fined 80 and costs and held to
Daii IN the sum of 5000 TO keep the peace,
one case of drunkenness was disposed of at
nifty cents and costs
THE RECORD FOR THE MONTH OF MAY.
Inc following is a summary of the number
OF ARE SITS made during the month of MAY. lust
closed:
For assault and battery with intent to kill, /
with intent 10 rob,
- assault and battery 10
with intent to commit outrage. /
" resisting an officer.
&c violating City Ordinances, II
=" threatening bodily harm, 8
' disordeiy conduct Il
larceny .
vagrancy,
drunkenness, 3
Total, 12l
Number sent to jail
Amount received for fines, s65 OC
q" registered dogs, IS 0C
Total, 800 OF
NM II, BRADY, Chief of Police.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-01
Democratic County Meeting

IN accordance with time hoEorei usage, u meet
ing Of the Democratic Party. OF Nsw Castle
county. will be held at
NEW CASTLE. ON SATURDAY. JUNE old.
At one O'Clock T. NJ,
Forthe purpose ut designating the time for holding
the Nomination Election for sheriff and COroner
appointing the Judges 10 hold the same. and or
ganizing tor the ensuing Campaign.
Believing that time is only demonstrating that
adherence To the cardinal principles ot the Demo
cratic faith is essential TO the successful operations
of Constitution al government we cordially invitc
all who are in avor VI Local Self gov ernnant, OF
the maintenance oi the limitations posed upon
the power OF Congress AMI the executive. by the
Federal Constitution. of a sound currency. and m
economical administration of the State and Nation
nj Governments. and who desire TO avert from
town State. the deplorable consequences that have
followed Radical ascenten y in the PROSTATE -
states the South, to meet with Us. and aid us by
their presence and counsel
By order OF the Executive Committee.
GEO GRAY.
mlyl5 Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-01
Means what he Saws.

WI lh9ngh combinations strong "a proofs Of Holy
WTit' anu as numerous as the sands on the sea
snore were pro inced 10 prove that the proprietor
ot Dr. Sage. Catarrh Remedy is in earnest and
medns what he says when he offers S50O reward ior
any case OF CataTrh which he cannot cure yet there
would be some skepucs and togies who would con
tinue to shout 'Hnp5up! "IIuMBUa lI'' "It can
be cured Now, this DIR. Homes pun is the ilenti-
cal; good natured old fellow who honestly believes
anu persists IN declaring that this earth is not
r"und or spherical. but fiat "a ''slap-iapk an
does not turn over otherwise the water would All
be spilled out of Deacon Baseum's mill ponI But
astronomical science has positively demonstrated
and proven that DIR. Homespun is wrong in sun.
posing the earth to be Hat and stationary, and mei
cal science Is daily proving the fact that he il n,
durability OF CatarTh. In short it has been nosi
lively proven that this world BoUes and thar me,lI
cal sclenee spro0ress.ce--the opinion OF Dr. Home
spun To the contrary notwithstanding That Dr
Sages Catarrh Remedy will cure Catarrh thousand,
who have used it attest.
Then buy it and u'e it, in doubt do not stand
ou viii Ind 1t in drug stores all over the land
From The CdtskW Recorder Of Nor 18th ls-2
COOP REMEDY.
We invite attention to the advertisement o
Sate Catarrh Remedy. oui readers will bear Il
witness that we never knowingly commend hum
bugs of any name or nature, and a large portion o
patent medicines may safely be clssed as iulDpsi.
tions upon public credulity. bat having witnesse,
the beneficial effects OF Sage's Remedy upon tn,
members of our family and others in Catarrha
cases. we unguallhedy pronounce il a valutbl,
medicine. entitled to public confidence. The pro
prietor could easily obtain in Cats i'll many certi
Gates ot its merits. may yyenlIw