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We urge our friends connected with all
branches of cotton business to carefully
peruse the advertisement of Mr.. James G.
Clark, agent Of Messrs. Beard 4 Bro. Cotton
ties form an important item in the expenses of
She planter and presses, and any opposition to
the late monopoly should be greeted with
favor and largely patronized. MIR. Clark I'M
dersells the other tie agents, and makes special
inducements where large quantities are needed
COTTON AT AUCTIoN.-Messrs. Nash l.
Hodgson, auctioneers, will sell at 10 O'Clock
this morning, on the levee, head of Washing
ton street, $50 bales cotton, (more or less)
being the last Of the cargo Of the ship Ailsa.
See the advertisement.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash s. H0dgsOn.

PEREMPTORY SALE.
BOOK AND FANCY STORE
Chromos, Engravings, Games,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
Religious, School and Standard Books,
Ornaments, Blank Books, Frames,
Show Cases, Counters, Shelving, Gas Fixtures,
And many other useful articles,
Being the Entire Contents OF the Store,
142 Canal street.
One door from Carondelet street,
On account of withdrawing from business,
Either in Block or by Detail,
Without Reserve, at Auction.
DY NASH Il HODGSON w. l. Hodgson,
ID Auctioneer Office, Carondelet street.
On THURSDAY, October %, 1874, at 10a O'Clock,
A. NJ. at the store as above, at public auction,
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS as above, to be
offered first in block, and If not solo, then to be
cold in detail to the highest bidders.
The store is for rent-$l5OO per annum. Apply
to the Auctioncels.
Terms-Cssh liz U. s. Treasury notes. o2O I'd
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Kequiene Mass.

A solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated on
Thursday next, the 22d inst, at 81 o'clock A. NJ,
at the Church of the immaculate Conception,
Baronne street, at the request Of the relatives Of
the noble volunteers who fell victims to their
patriotism on the memorable 14th of September
last.
The Church Choir, under the direction of Prof.
G. Colignon will execute the Requiem Mass in
c. Rossiui.
The Stabat Mater of Rossini will also be given,
and solos sung by those accomplished amateurs,
Nine Comes, Miss Gordon, Mr.. Meteye and Mr..
Cassard.
The performances will be of the most interest
ing and imposing character, and will no doubt
attract an immense audience.
The ladies of the Crescent City Relief Associa'
ton accept, with thanks, the kind permission OF
Father Gautrelet, to take up collection upon
his occasion, for the benefit of the Association
Fund. MRS. II. G. HODGSON,
o21 I'd Recording Secretary
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LEGISLATIVE TICKET.


For tho senate.
First Dist,1ct-First, Second and Third Wards,
]. H. Grover, w. ]. Kelley and H. D. Ogden.
Second District-Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Wards, e. D. White.
Third District Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
Wards, and the parish Of St. Bernard, Will
Steven.
Fourth Dist,ict-Tenth and Eleventh Wards,
J. B. Eustis.
For the House of Representatives.
First Ward-A. A. Magnnis, Edw. Booth.
Second Wdrd-G. L. Hall, W. J. Hammond and
Charles H. Schenck.
Third Wayd-W. B. Koontz, John A. Gilmore.
Charles Byrne and Clement L. Walker.
Fourth Ward-M Sbilski, Jules Aldige.
Fifth Va,,d-Charles Roman and Gabriel Pas
cal
Sirth Ward-George W. Dupre
Eere,ah Ward-O. NJ. Tennison, Geo. P. Burck.
hart
ESqhh Ward-C. F. Seaman.
Ninth Ward-Joseph A. DeBlanc, J. Christian
6porl.
Tenth and Eererah Wdrds-G. W. r. Bayley
Charles Kummel and J. A. Blaffer.
TtceltN, Thirteenth and fourteenth Wards
e. L. Bower, B. G. Elliott.
Fifteenth Ward-Henry Willet
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LOST-FOUND.

r OST-A white SETTER. orange spotted \ lib
/ 4 eral reward will be paid for his return to 6'o
Magazine street. OH IL,
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By Vincent g. Co.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE.

DY VINCENT 4 CO.-E. Vincent, Auctioneer-
ID 62 and Ga CustOmhouse street - On
WEDNESDAY, October 21st, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
will be sold
Women and Children's wear, and of recent i'm
portation from Northern manufactures.
O2C
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C0nsfAbles

COustab1es.
First Justices COu,t-JOhn McCrossin.
Socond .Tust;ce 3 COWt-JOhn Mccormack.
Third Justices CO,at-JOs. Demoruelle.
Fourth Justices Cout-Jos. Contreras.
Fifth Justices Co,ut-Robert Walker.
G;nh Justices Comt-Anthony Gerstner.
6epeaAt Justices Court-C. G. Piper.
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WANTS.

FVIYANTED-A second hand steam engine, about
w 10 horse power; must be in complete running
order and fully guaranteed. Address stating terms,
X Y. L., Bulletin office. olO tt
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By &. de Ferret.

BY G. de Ferret.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Extensive peremptory sale of China, Crockery,
Glass and Plated Ware and House-Furnish-
ing Goods.
The entire contents of the well known establish.
ment of P Malochee, No. IS Canal Street,
between Old Levee and Chartres streets.
Selling out below cost to liquidate business.
Mr.. P. Malochee having determined to with
draw from his present business, begs to announce
to the public that he will dispose, without reser-
vation and peremptorily, Of his entire, extensive
and well assorted stock in trade, consisting Of
ware Glassware, Crockery, Steel and Plated
Ware, etc., ETC.. etc.
The attention Of country merchants, house.
keepers and the trade is invited to this import
ant sale with the assurance that there will be
offered unusual inducements and great bargains.
This stock will be offered at private sale by
Mr.. Malochee until October 18th, 1874, when all
the stock remaining unsold at that date will be
positively sold by public auction on the premises,
No. S5 Canal street.
DY G. DE FERRET CO.-John G.. Monrose,
ID MISUNDERSTANDING on THURSDAY, Oc-
tober Is, 1874, and continuing every day follow
ing, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. until the entire stock is
closed. o1O I'd
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
PROPOSALS

for
PLATE GLASS
required Tor the
United States Court House and Post office.
New York city.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE


UNrlEp STATES iEnp NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leaye New rom loot Of DssOrOs and
Eaprsss ftsburs tn. w.,. and SOUTH
p S,tn rSmsn snnasy as,.fe sna sas isnsd $50 ~ and
rsss
For Bairmcre' Washington and the sou,h-L.mi,sd
Wsshins ton express 2, Pullman paror cars, daily.
tlOf !, Regular =, s;su A n, and +. Il Sun.
k1?f,'s 'ss ss sunday W a. .na
hmfG.1s r. rrsn,ds and second class
S. AZ 'te r. ; q; i slssi ss.s.S, sS =:
For 7rna tS4ss..h si2 p s. y s:,o 7~sscAx,ux,
s,s ~ i ia - ana and Z IN asss s ssaasS @ "a s
For, sshwsy, ss,s@1s .siax,hA ::3S ::3S
' NJ and M y night @ ' sunesy ssO 20 sna eG ' 'i9
For TS0aSrsss rs5a ma a%PYy and south Am60, sand
For JiS ssw BFaSsTsf n sSd j ssb, TsSds 40s
EST sSI ss!ssrs ssS and a.vas9s sS%S I
For Erssi1iG 4; j. - Z : H. : fnS ssna Il NV
For Fsrmingdse and saaan, NJ and2p,M
For sI be- @ al ssa I p NJ and via boat from
Ssn| ss Sss, .,s.ss ssy
~ os. snaas ss @ s' G i 9a Il e 50 s lss sad
and eeasesiy 1sss
ss Ss NJ H. H na m S f0H
d. NJ. BOYD. JR., General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
TIE STEAMBOAT sH!,s1,s u yNpERHyLL DER WILL Run
"a, A NJ, NJ Z ~ n eapipy EhzAbe Import Steam
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DROPOSALS FOR THE BURGLAR PROOF VAULT
for the United States Assay ONCE, New York city
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF REPAIRS,
UNITED STATES CoURr HoUsB AND PosT OrFIcl

CE1TKD STATES COVRf uUUsF AND TOtf OrFCA
NEW YORK CRY. July g. 1874 }
Sealed proposals will be we'd this oice until II
ting II place bIrglar proof Vault in the United sstes
Assay Otice, New York city. in accordance with the
drawings and specifications, of be
on application at this office
Ali bids must be accompanied by q penal bond Of
thousand dollars 81 m that the bidder will accept and
the contract II awarded him. the suiciency of
the security be ccred by the United Judge,
CLERK OF the United staes Court the District Attorney
OF the district wherein the biddcr resides
The department the right 20 reject anv all
bids nbe deemed for the interest OF the government TO
Every bid must be made the printed be OBJ
taned at this Office AM must In every respect
to the requirements OF this Advertisements or Will not
be considered.
Proposals viii not be received from parties who arc
not themselves engaged In the manufacture OF burglar
proof vaults and who nave not the facilities
Tor getting out the work.
Proposals must be ncosed In q sealed envelope. in
dorsed Proposals for the Burglar Proof Vault tor the
United States Assay Offce, New ork city, ana ad-
dressed to W O.. TEINMErZ,
Superintendent Rcpalrs
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nAILY EXCURSIONS TO CONEY IsLAND-THE
~ favorite steamer ARROWSMITH will make regular
daily trips to Coney Island leaving pier Twenty
ging at West Eleventh street $40 A. M i2o and and say
S20P. n pier 2North River $3.50 A. M. l23j and 3.3J
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

90 3D Av., CORNER 18TH STA GOOD LAUN.
CCC dress TO go out two three days in the week
work
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

A PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY-THE sPLEN.
IA. did steamers DREW and 81. JOHN leave pier Al,
foot OF Canal street daily Sundays excepted, stoP NJ
A -sARAToGA-DiRECT ROUTE. VIA CITIZENS
a. Line q o. steam6osSs pier ~ North River r
and So Monday Wednesday and Friday. Excursion
Tickets New York 10 Saratoga and return. good 30 days
only 81 Excursion tickets 10 Round Lake ami
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COAsTwIsE srEAMsuIPs.


pAGlFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
L ~ CALIFORNIA: JAPAN AND CHINA VIA
PANAMA.
Eaes OF passage, including all necessares for the
New York to San Francisco. $50 $780, or $llo cur
San Francisco TO Yokohama $50, geld
an francisco 10 Hong Kong, 500, gold.
lows;- '' ~" ~ - "
S0LoN CAPTAIN j. n. Dow. July IS. at IL noon.
Clif OF PANAMA, Captain G.. C. Lima, July IS at IL
noon Erelgnt ana way passengers only.
AcAFlLCO, Commander A q. Gray. August I, at IL
noon -
And every alternate Saturday, connecting with all
steamers or Central America and South Pacific ports.
Extra steamers Tor freight aud passengers will be
despatched on intervening Saturdays necessity
require.
steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China IS
folows:-
"a .Juy %
Ana every alternate saturday
For freight and passage. further nforma alton apply
ct the conlpanys office, the wharf Canal street
New York. Ii. J. BuLLAY,
RUFUS HATCH, superintendent.
Managing Director.
u. Il. DAYTON,
Freight Agent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A -CITIZENS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
IA North and West-Eiegant steamboats, daily Satur-
DAYS excep ed ar p NJ. from pier - North River foot
OF Leroy steeet Fare low.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY.
bui then. captain W. Weir, Will sal! for ST. Thomas
Para Pernsmbuco Bahia and Rio de Janeiro Thurs.
day. July A from pier - North Hiver.
For reighH or passage apply 20
WILLIAM II. GARRISON. Agent
Na Bowling Green.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

rREAT WESTERN -
" STEAMSHIP LINE ,,ncr
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND plhECI
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier Is East
GEsaT W. ttSSTeRS Winaham Tuesday, July H
CORNW ALL We,tern ~. ......... -. Tuesday, Aug Z
Cabin massage $40; intermediate, $45i steerage $Su
currency; excursion tickets sI%t
Apply '" lhe aeen'' h. E. MORGAS'S SONS
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FRENCH ADV ,sEMENTs.

nN DEMANDE-UNE BONNIE POUR PRENDRE
- son dun enfant ct 70 rendre gcneralement ntile.
u iaut quele pare le rancas sans accent ct sOU ben
rec" "nman1ce. sadresser aU NO U west jome rue.
Lundi matIu, 10 ~ uiliet entire III etl heure,
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-yUNDAY DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY. MAKING USUAL
; landings steamer SCHUYLER, from spring street,
A. NJ Twenty third street is Fare 81; round trip,
b 20. Leaves Albany r NJ
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LGSfTtp STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PlYMoI-TH CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant CLYDE built iron steamships viii sail from
New YORK a Ioows-
GOETHE Captain Wilson - "a July y
RAJ Es OF PASSAGE TO
fLYMouTH. LONDON, ca eaBoUkG and HAMBURG
steersge-To Plymouth ana London $50 currency; 70
Prepaid tickets from Hsnburg $50 Currency
For freight apply to FCkCH. kDYE 1 co. ri South
william street
Gem ra ll3 broadway. -''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30

THE GovERNoRsHIP.-TheE Every Erening
publishes an extract from letter which it says
was written by an active Republican Of George
town, Sussex County, charging "Dr. Jump with
having been instrumental in defeating the cleo
ton of Mr.. Coursey in 1870"
The idea that DR.. Jump defeated Mr.. Cour-
sey Is supremely ridiculous. No man could
have changed that result, or effected 1t material
ly. 1t was prejudice against the negroes and
bad management, that defeated Mr.. Coursey.
In New Castle County Mr.. Coursey ran ahead
of the most of four candidates, in Kent he was
little if any behind and the same was the case
in Sussex. In fact the Republican party was
badly beaten in the State, and every candidate
it presented was defeated. Had they all been
elected but Mr.. Coursey there would be some
ground for the assertion of the Sussex County
Republican, and DR.. Jump might be held re-
sponsible for the defeat, but as it stands there
Is none, whatever, and this attempt to render
him unpopular is not only unwarranted but
something much worse. 1t must however fai
IS the great mass of voters know that there Isl
NO truth whatever in this Charge. The Re-
publican party was beaten over 2400 for Con-
eress, and the candidates for the Legislature,
Levy Court, Sheriff and Coroner shared the
same fate. 1t would be AZ reasonable to at.
tempt TO make DR.. Jump responsible tor the
defeat of all as any ole of the candidates, ant
this Sussex County Republican, quoted by the
Esery Evening, should take back his preposter
Gus assertion or admit that it ought never Il
have been made.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30


In the United States Senate, on Thursday,
Mr.. Ingalls, introduced bill for the admission
of New Mexico as a State. The House bills ap-
propriating $4,000 for improvement of the
mouth of the Mississippi, and regulating the
practice In The Territorial Courts, were passed.
Bills removing the disabilities Of j. c. Cahill,
ofTexas, and Thomas Hardeman, of Georgia,
were reported adversely, and the latter was
placed upon the calendar. Mr.. Shernian's Cur
rencv bill was taken up, and various amend
ments were rejected, including that of Mr..
Schulz, limiting the volume Of currency to
s35O,U00,OUO. Other amendments were offered.
but, without acting upon them, The Senate ad-
journed.
10 the House, bills were introduced by Mr..
Cox, authorizing United States District and
Circuit Courts TO issue mandamuses; Mr.. Thorn
burgh, to reduce the army by dispensing with
five infantry regiments; and by Mr.. Senior, al
lowing appeals to the Supreme Court In bank
ruptcy cases, where the amount involved ex'
ceeds 5000. The Interstate Commerce bill
was passed by a vote of 121 to ll6. bill
ratifying the agreement with the Ute Indian:
Of California was passed. Mr. Il. f. Butle
presented new set OF credentials certifying t
the election of Pinchback as Representative a
large from Louisiana. Pending consideration
VI Tue currency uIll, tne House adjouI ned.
In the L. S. Senate on IFriday, bills TO re
m owe the disabilities of Charles Hardeman, O
Georgia, and W. L. Cabel, of Texas, wer
passed. The Currency and Free Banking bill
was discussed. Afler an executive session, tn
Senate adjourned until Monday.
In the House the Senate bill removing til
disabilities of VIM. l.. Cabeli was concurre
In. The bill amendaJory OF the currency act
was considered and further discussed IN a
evening session.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30

COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE OF SCHOOL
CHILDREN.-The bill to secure the attendance
Of children at scnool, which was before the
House Of Representatives at Harrisburg, has
been reported fayorably by the Committee on
Education. 1t provides that every child be-
tween the ages Of eight aud fourteen shall at
tend school for at least twelve weeks every
year, eight Of which shall he consecutive. Par
ents and guardians will be subject to fine Of
nfly cents 20 five dollars for every week not ex-
ceeding twelve in year in which they neglect
70 send the child TO school. School directors
are to enforce the law and are themselves liable
10 fine if they neglect To do 80. Children whose
parents or guardians are in INDECENT cream
stances are to be furnished with books free Of
cost The application Of the bill is limited to
districts where school is taught for three months
OF more annually, and to parents and guardians
who reside within one mile Of a school. Ad
hitting the principle of compulsory school at
tendance 10 be all that its advocates claim fo
II, the bill above sketched will not go very ia
towards carrying it into effect
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30

Prussia is not only going TO bring up her
children "by hand" as Pip was brought up by
Mrs. "Joe Gargery," but to continue the use
Of compulsion after they have been educated
and have become voters. 1t 10 proposed that
every qualified eector shall be compelled to cast
his vote at the parliamentary elections. At the
last election 10 Berlin, IS 900 electors neglect
cd to vote, and The Judges having also neglected
TO vote for them, the fact became known, and
the North German Gazette proposed that cleo
tors be compelled to accept, as duty, that
which at one time was considered high privi-
lege-the right to vote. A number of influen-
tA journals have endorsed the project, which
IL said to be under consideration by the t;ov
ernment.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30

W.GISTEIs'S of,DrK,

. As OFFICE,
,,o lew CASTLE CoU9.TY, Nj Kcit nm, 1871
~ The applicatonof CLARK WEBSTER mn,
W IN MMktliA WEBST EK. Executors q, ii ,t III
a, EbSIE TER, LATE of Br andywinr Iiulplrcu in s,tt
Souhty, deceased; 1t is G.dcrrd and tlir,cirI IA, ,,
nsaIsrkh that the Exec utors aforesaid. ave
o aiming oi letters estamentary uuuu tn. cs,at,
" THE DECEASED with the date OF uI ,iiu,, ,i,.r,
Or, by causing advertisements to b. r0st,r Win
forty DAYS from the date OF such Letters in Fix or 49,
most public places OF the County OF Nc,y Cn.tS r,,i
ing All persons having demands against the csi
sene uie same or abide by the act OF Asselnby IN ~
ease made and provided; and also cause thr niGH
inserted, within the same period, in the ~ no
pubncan, newspaper published in Wilmit,'1,,' i'',
70 be continued therein two months "s''''' ahd
~ Given under the hand and Seal u o,,ie,., d,
}L'e tne Register aforesaid, at New Cast "A, v "
Castle County aforesaid, the ,ay and n.%
NOIlCE.-All persons having claims a,,',,t a.,
estate or the deceased must present il $50 .ne
attested TO the Executors on or l,i,r, W1i '1 i
1870 or abide the Act oil Assembly In such ,as max,
and provided. " '' '''' matt
CLARK WEBSTER
Address, Wilmington, Del. i:,".,i,, -
marl9-2m ''''iH'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30

CIR @ Il u A.
SCRoFULoUS uUMoRS.

II Negetlne will relieve pain, ciuai5G, purify and
cure such dscases restoring the patient to perfect
health after trying different PHYSICIANS, many rene
dies, suffering for years, is it not conclusive proof W
YOU are n sufferer, you can be cared? Why is this
medicine performing such great cures! ! II works ~
the boui, the gre NJ circulating fluid II car truly
be called the Grcdf BoOi- Purifier. The great uutrr
nf disease originates in the blood AMI M 'liule
that does not act directly upon 1t, 10 pn,it AM enc
waite, has any just clam upon pnllir AT ntun.-
When the blood becomes liieess ant rita titIit eItlr
from change of weather or climate want" exercise,
irregular diet, or from any other caus the ,tinr
will renew the blood, carry on the putfd huiunrs
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels and uuiuift
tOmeOf vgor to the whole body. Tins conviction
IS in the public mind well as in the clIcal rfo-
iesson, that the remedies supplied ny the Irr'ilb'
kHJdom are more safe, more Sncressful in tho ctuc
Of disease. than mineral mrdcines. y, letuC i.rui-
posed OF roots, barks and herbs. IL pleasant 10
take, aud perfectly saia to give an INFANT. III Scro-
lult the Nrgetinc has performed Wonderful cures
where mnny other remedies have failed, as VIII be
stem hy the IullDw ing unsolicited Testimonial:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30

ofBradford, yts, who disappeared last week
with 5000 Of the bank funds, has been ares
ted in Potsdam, New York. IL is said he At
tempted TO burn The bank, and probably bur
ned the booksss thsy have disappeared. Their
disappearance makes it impossible to discover
the exact amount stolen,
A school Mistress at Felix, Ohio, recent
" attempted to punish an unruly boy. He
made a savage rush at her with a club, when
she seized chair to defend herself, and
struck him blow which proved fatal
A number of ex confederate soldiers in
South Carolina recently exhumed the bones
Of two Union soldiers, buried in neglected
graves on the roadside, enclosed them IN
handsome collins. and forwarded theu to
their homes, in Ohio. 90 tt .''-'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30
MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father. on The
18th inst, by Rev, w. Il. Noble, Mr. David T..
Bell, of Min Creek Hundred. 10 Miss Sallic NJ.
Wilson, Of Chathawa, Ia.
In Chest,r Pa, on the 20 il inst, by tho Roy.
Mr.. MONEY!, W!lliam W. Mackcy 10 Miss Far
uie " lIaddock, both of ilmiugton. Del
AT Yokohama, Japan, On the 9Th ult., by the
Rev. L. w. Style, at the residence of Capt.
Chas. j. Nc Dougal, U. $. Navy, and in TIE
presence of II. n. Mitchell, us. Cousul, Capt
Chas. $. Coy to Miss Ellen Eyre, daughter Of
Manuel Eyre of Philadelphia, Pa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30

L'epftr,r Linincn'. There is no pam Which
the Crniaur Eminent will not tclieve,no SWELL
iny il will not subdue, aud no lameness which
it will not cure. This Is strong Language hut 1t
is true Where the parts are not gone its ELECTS
are marvellous. IL has produced more cures of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, ioclJaw, srrains,
swelngs, caked breasts, scalds, huuS, salt
rheuln, eaf-ache, &c, upon the hnna. lraIhg,
aud of strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended REM
cdies since tho world began. IL is coiirler-ir-
ritant, an all-heating pain-rclirycr Criprlrs
throw away their crutches, The lame walk Not
sonous bites are rendered harmless, aud the
wounded are healed without scar. 1t is 10
humbug. The recipe is published around each
bottle. 1t is selling as no article ever before
sold, and it sells because il does Just what il
pretends TO do. Those who now snller from
rheumatism, pain, Of swelling, deserve TO sniier
il they will not use Centaur l.nimcrL. More
than 1000 certificates OF remarkable cues, In
GLIDING frozen limbs, chrpc rhetmaiisrn, gout,
running tumois, &c, have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates, the
| recipe, &C., gratis, To any one requesting IL
| One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centadr Lin
| iment ,s worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or swcenicd horses and mules.or for screw worm
| in sheep. Siocli-owners--this Linimrnt is worth
your attention. No family should be without
| Centaur I.inimcn,. Price, 30 cents u bottle
| large bottles $1,000. j. Il. HosE " Co.,
| "A broadway. Nov NUIls,