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merce, agriculture, and all professions seem
never to have been so vigorously prosecuted !;
and we hope that all religious bodies and edu-
cational institutions will be aroused from their
lethargy, and new zeal and energy, genius,
morality and purity sweep away the mists of
darkness and in6delity, of sin and suffering,
from our earth.
To this end, it is wise indeed that Christian
nations should bow in united prayer before the
one Supreme Gver Of all good for general
prosperity and worldwide spirituality. God
grant that our own people may, individually
and collectively, feel its Importance and realize
its blessings henceforth and forever.
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Dg Mr.. A. B. Towers, the polite and ac-
commodating Insurance Agent, has gently
reminded us of the new year by placing
number of calendars and other documents upon
our table, bearing the stampof the reliable and
successful companies he represents at this
place, including the Germania, Hanover, Nj
agara and Georgia Home. He will accept
thanks for the timely courtesy.
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THE partnership heretofore existing in the
name of REED s. BRowN, between the under
signed and Col. j. n. Brown, was dissolved by
business will be finished by them jointly, and
settlements may be made with either.
The undersigned intends to devote himself
henceforward regularly to the duties of his
profession, and will be found in the same Office,
occupied, M With his several partners, for more
than twenty years.
He has now associated JAMES L. ORR, Jr.,
with him. who calls on his own. and the old
friends Of his father, for their patronage. The
business will be transacted in the name of
REED e. ORR.
j. P. REED.
Anderson S. c.. Jan. S. 1874. 26-2
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Our subscribers at Pendleton are respectfully
informed that payments made to DR.. z. d. T..
Sloan will be thankfully acknowledged by us:
We have furnished him with list of sabscrl-
bers and statement of each ones account.
Subscribers at Belton are requested to make
payment to Mr.. James W. Poore, and suoscrl-
bers at Honea Path are requested TO make
payment to Rev. L. W. Tribe. These gentle
men have kindly consented to reorganize the
clubs formed by them last year, and their re-
ceipts for arrears or future subscriptions Will
be duly acknowledged.
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7. @. @. T.

Jocassee Lodge, No. 1S, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, has elected the following OFF,
GERS to serve the present semi-annual term
The officers were installed at the regular meet
ing on last Friday night:
r. Furman Divyer, Noble Grand.
Johh G. Whitefeld, Vice Grand.
J. S. Ashley, Secretary.
F. A. Daniels, Treasurer.
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CAROLINA
MALE and FEMALE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Anderson, S. G..

TNHE First Term of this Scholastic Year be-
gins FEBRUARY 2, 1874, with full Fac
ulty of.eight Professors, all thoroughly compe-
tent in their several departments.
This Institute affords every facility for Sc
curing a frst-class education in every depart
ment of study. The scholastic year embraces
forty weeks, and is divided into three terms.
No vacation until close of third term:
Rates of Tuition. IS, $40, Sl2 and Sl4 per
torn, payable half term in advance Contin-
gent Fee, sl.OO. Extra charges for Music,
Modern Languages and Draw g and Fancy
Work.
Boarding for Females in the Institute, ex-
elusive of washing and lights payable month
ly, at $3.50 per week, the boarder furnishing
her own towels, sheets and pillow-cas
Boarding can be had elsewhere in Town, for
Males and Females, at reasonable rates.
For further information apply for Circular
or to
PROF. w. J. LIGON,
Chairman Of Faculty.
Jan s. 1874 26
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, Jan. Z, 1874.
There has becn but small quantity of Cot
ton sold in this market for the past week. To-
day we quote middlings at 134 to 133.
CHARLESTON, Jan. s.
Cotton quiet; good grades firm. Middling
15s to 154.
New YORK, Jan, 5.
Cotton dull-uplands 16i to 16s.
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KILLED" "

WE mean by this that we want you to come
to Town and go home with the exclamation
that your Account with J. r. Smith & Son has
been "KILLED.'
To those who have let their Accounts run
over twelve months without settlement, we
will be compelled to send somebody to see
them. We cannot longer carry on our busi-
ness without money.
J. R. SMITH & SON.
Jan s, 1874 26
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

A IL persons are warned against employing
N my son, John T. Milford, who is under
:.ge or crediting him upon my account, as 1
will not be responsible for any debts contract
ed by him.
Jan 8, 1874 % II
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will make application to w. w. Humphreys
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
Tuesday, the 10th day of February next, for
Final Settlement Of the Estate Of Andrew
Shearer, deceased, and final discharge there
from.
GILLY SHEARER, Admir-.
Jan s, 1874 26
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The President has approved the bill reno
wing the political disabilities of q. j. Harvie,
Thomas s. Bocock and Daniel Trigg, of Vir-
einia and John H. Reagan, of Texas.
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Notice to FiduCiaries.

A IL Guardians, Executors, Administrators
IN and other Fiduciaries, who are required
by law to make Returns to the Probate Judges
Office are notified to do so on or by the first
day of March next
w. W. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Jan 8, 1874 26 7
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DR.. II. u. SCUDDAY

TTAS removed to the western portion of the
Ill BENSON HOUSE, in rear of Simpson &
Hil's Drug Store. Thankful to the public for
their liberal patronage, earnestly call upon
those indebted to me to make payment by the
first day of February, or they will find their
accounts in the hands of an officer for collec-
ton. am compelled to have money.
Jan s, 1874 26 I'm
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NOTICE.

N titled that if they harbor my wife, Nancy
Dooley, and child, Mary, will do so at heir
risk, and will be dealt with according to law.
JOSEPH DOOLEY.
Jan 8, 1874 26
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For the anderson MtclIigencer.
In MemOriam.

''Thc bell strikes one. We take no note of time,
But from its loss. To give it, then, tongue,
Is wise in man. AS if an Angel spoke,
l feel the solemn sound. If heard Alright,
1t is the knel of my departed hours;
Where are they? With the years beyond the Flood
It is the signal that demands dispatch.
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LAW NOTICE.

Jan S, 1874
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REMOVAL.

Jan S, 1874
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

The President returned to Washing
ton yesterday but leaves again to-day,
He will resume his permanent residence
in Washington about September 25th,
Yesterday afternoon he gave dinner
to the Aztec Club, the occasion being
the anniversary of the capture of
Mexico. The even was also celcbra-
ted in Washington in an appropriate
manner by the Mexican War Veterans.
General Pike delivered the annual ad-
dress.
The Maine election yesterday result
ted in the election of Dingley, Republi-
can, by IL 900 to 12, 600 majority, and
of a full Republican delegation to Con
gress. Last year the Republican
majority was 1883.
The South Carolina republican con
vention ot Columbia adjourned last
evening, after six days session. A re
solution indorsing President Grant fol
third term was unanimously adop-
| ted.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

SUSPENSION OF ONE LETTER CARRIER, AND
INVESTIGATION OF CHARGES AGAINST
ANOTHER.
Yesterday Joseph II. A. Myers, the col
ored letter carrier, was suspended for
conduct unbecoming citizen. His crime
was Criminal intimacy W TIL u young mu-
latto girl. To-day he will, in a.' proba,,
bility, be dismissed. He is married
man.
The official conduct of james L. Hawk
ins, another letter cp-rier, is now being
investigated by Specia, Agent Watson,
of the Pose Office Depa Jment. Hawkins
it is alleged, engaged in II controversy
with A. L. Henderer, of the Ninth Ward,
several days ago. over election matters,
during the course of which he laid his
mail down upon door step, and walked
some distance away from it, for the pur-
pose of fighting his opponent. In this
case affidavits and counter affidavits have
been made before magistrates, and the
investigation will probably occupy sever
al day5
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mittee to improve the beard walk lead

Ing 10 said SCHOOL,
Mr.. Baird moved lie APPOINTMENT
of committee of ten to arrange for
night school. Adopted.
Col. Grimshaw offered resolution re-
que sting tho Transfer Committee to report
what has Been done in reference to trans
IL, ring the school children TO the schools
nearest their residences. Adopted.
Col, Grimshaw offered resolution author
izlpg the employment Of an additional
teacher in the Girls Department of School
No. l. Referred to the Committee on
Teachers.
A communication was read from s. W.
SANFORD, who put up the blackboard in
school No. Is, asking the appointment OF a
committee to examine his work and COM
pare 1t with other boards also. proposing
| to repair the blackboards in ether schools
The Communication was referred to tho fol.
low inc committed: Messrs. Ruth. Roberts
and Frock.
During the evening the following orders
were drawn:
Croasdale ts Cameron. $l2 81; Henry
Grebe, 81; Z. T.. johnson, Sl5 II; VIM. IL
Pierce, Sc 70 3. II. Sandiord, Si8; VIM. Q
Seeds, $21 rs; Speakman d Broa., 10 10
BENZ. Barclay, $l3 30.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

The Boston Transcript says the ordinary
ferns that grow wild all over the count
nv can be taken home, and in late autumn
exposed to The frost. better be"frozen
dead, md after few weeks of rest in
this condition may be gradually thawed
out following the course of nature as far
as possible. TEen, planted in ferneries.
The roots soon sprout and the leaf devel-
oped and the plants reproduced in all its
perfection. This is not theory merely
but the result of observation by lady.
wno evidently Knowed how t'u use her
eyes as well as brain.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
Jnke Courage. Invalids,

Pain and weakness produce dependency,
and the invalid who is laboring under bodily
torture. debility and mental depression at the
same time is indeed in pitiable condition.
But let all who are thus situated take heart.
A balm Is provided. both for their physical
and mental inlirmaties in IIostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Among the commonest sources OF
pa,n. uneasiness and melancholy are the dis
aI;mentary canal. the nerves and the muscle',
such rs dyspepsia. bilious disorders. constipa,,,
tion. headache, hysteria. and rheumatism. all
OF which yield readily to the Regulating, IN
Migrating and purifying influence of this
neerless vegetable tonic. stimulant and restor
ative. Take courage. soIrowful inyaiids; you
R;ttcr,e sep,0to1T
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Ladies' Wisn,ng TO Purcnase a ligI

Ladies Wishing to Purchase light
runn,nr and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do we'll to call at No. 71s Market Street, Will
mington, Del and see one OF the incest Fami-
ly Sewing Machines in the world. 1t has no
equal; itsews from the thickest to the thlnest
Our hobby is simplicity, durability, light
running. and no threading-up required; self
threading shuttle, and self-setting needle;
discount off for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
TlS Market St. Wilmington. Del.
jy7d&w1v j. IL. PRIMROSE, Agent
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A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF
~ FIRST CLASS
EDRNITUREI.
Will be sold at public sale, by Catalogue,
SEPT. 22d and 23d' 1874,
At 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
AT No, 223 MARKET STREET.

The following described First, Clas, Furniture.
- consisting Of Chamber ,Ss Saits q
stands. Parior Suits, S9fas and m
Chairs. large easy and Inrkisn, na;d, and
WIns Dsss aso, 1Se BSaaus 1assa and 6ala
iPa hies I.ooking Glasses, Camp Chairs and
Stools Ro. knss and Samans ash ofh Pans
Stools nat and Clothes Racks Book Shelves.
paror Corner Closets smGTsa sary sssaas stsp Laa
ders. largo assortment of Rocki Chal1s,
Lambrcqniu and window cornishes. large as, as !;
sortment Of Window Shades. plain. fancy and
Holland Fixtures and Rollers Of all descr,p,
tions. Fixtures for yenitian Blinds, Muslin ,alaa
asSortment Of Terry. Furniture. GimG AMI
Silk Cords. Picture Cord and Tassels. ! 18wa W,
Sewing Machine, Marvin Safe. (new. & hrs'
Class Hair Picker. Hoover's celebrated Bed,
stead and Reclining Chairs. ! wilson's pat passh11
house Desk Hair Tow MSss pasas %an
and many other articles too hSs ass;Snee
ton. ROBERT IL. JoHEo' hssnsnseeTit II
L W. stidham & Son, Auerrs' sepio''s
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

How to get Staminn.-Iron frames and
strong nervous systems are not the lot OF all.
ing the means they may live as long and en-
ioy life as much as their more robust neigh
bors. Physical inyigoration. is, however,
necessary to this end and while the spirltl-
eventually depress both body and mind. Dr..
J. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs
Invariably supply new vicor to the frame.
t;nn' aug25-4w.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

STILL ANOTHER Esquire
Publ, yesterday, Andrew Harman,
col, was tried on charge of voting
in both the Fifth and Eighth Wards,
on election day. lie confessed his
guilt, but said that he did not know
any better and was told that he had a
right to so. In default of $500 bail he
was committed to New Castle, to await
trial
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, Sept. IA, S p. NJ.
The market for Beet Cattle WITS dull this
week and prices favored buyers Ha1Gc. per
pound on all grades. Sales of common to
choice Mt 3Ha7Ac. the latter an extreme
price. Receipts. 4lOD head.
Sheep of good quality met n fair demand,
the latter for fancy. Stock were quoted ut 81
ass per head. Lambs ranged from TO 734c.
for good. and Sla2 50 per head for common.
Receipts. l4,O00 head.
at $llal2 per 100 pounds net. Receipts. 5.CO
heal
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EDITION
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
AN ILLEGAL VOTER.
A U. s. LIQUOR LICENSE CASE
The United States Court.

BRIEF SESSION THIS MoRNING-ADJoURN-
MENT.
The u. S. Circuit Court met at 10Y
O clock, this morning, Judge Bradford
presiding.
In the case of National Spring Compa-
ny VS.. VIM. H. Schoem, on the hearing
of q rule to show cause, etc, q continu-
ance was granted.
After e'sposing of one or two cases of
a private nature and minor Importance,
the Court adjourned until next Tuesday
morning.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
Uc0ihcr Report

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, A. M.
Probabilities. over NewEngland and
the Middle States, falling barometer,
increasing southeasterly winds, vccring
to southwest, higher temperature and
partly cloudy with occasional local
storms in the latter region.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

S & d. OF A. Yesterday, the regular
semi.annual session OF the Supreme Grotto
of the U. s., Sons and Daughters Of Ark
anum Ark, was held i'll this city, Esquire
John II. Publ. $. J., presiding. After the
transaction of the regular business, the
Grotio adjourned TO meet in Baltimore on
Wednesday nexit
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

DfEp-John Russell, the well known un-
dsrtakcr, of this city, who was seriously
injured by being thrown from his carnage
several days ago. died this morning about
IL o'clock, at his residence. No. 4lo SNIP
lev street His leg was broken in three
places, and modification set in, which caused
his death. Mr. Russell was widely known
here, and his death will be deeply resretttd Il.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

A LIQUOR CAsE.-Before U. $. Com
missioner Smith, on Friday last Patrick
Mahan, residing at No. 400 Il. Front
street, was tried on charge of selling
liquor at retail without Il special Gov.
ernment license. He was held to bail
in the sum of 800, to answer the
charge at the next term of Court
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

AssIGNERs SALE.--On the - and 23d
inst, itott. ii. Jones, assignee, will sell at
public sale the stock owned hy Messfs.
Ackerman & Mamstein, uphoisterers and
furniture dealers, lately doing business at
No. 223 Market Street. THIS stock embra-
ces fine assortment Of articles. and buyers
should civ. III is sale their attention.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
Total, 1,172 " $4,000

THE HORTICULTURAL FAIR.-The Dcia-
ware Horticultural Exhibition. for the bene-
fit of the Home for Frienlless Children, will
omen in the Institute Hall, on Thursday
evening next, 10th inst, and continue four
nights. No pains will be spared to make
The occasion one of rare merit, and it should
receive the support of all who look kindly
upon one of the noblest charities in our city
1t is expected that the fl ,ral display will he
superb, while the d splay OF fruits will moi
be far behind.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

TRIAL TRiP-This afternoon, the
Triplet, the Electric Lines new boat,
will make a trial trip down the Della
ware. A number of invited guests
will be aboard.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

A special meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Delaware Institute OF
Mechanic. Arts will be held, on Tuesday
evening at "a o'clock.
Business of Importance in relation to
the proposed exhibition.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

PERSONAL. = Messrs. Fletcher Burris
and Philip Boone, Of Middletown, viii
leave, this evening. for Ann Arbor.
Michigan, where they will enter the
Michigan University. Mr.. Burris will
graduate next Spring, with the Senior
class, and Mr.. Boone will enter the
Junior class.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
MAR RlEQ.

On tho. evening of
the 5th inst by Rev W. q. Banbcroit of the
Augusta s.. dauehte Of Dir. Il. Il lis, all OF
Ashland, Wisconsin.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
DIE D..

MCINTYRE In this city, on the Il h inst.
Evoline McIntire. in the goth year OF her
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral e ON the resi-
Icnce of her son-in-law. Edward ogden,
Adams street, near Delaware Avenue, on
" ed n esday afternoon. 10th inst.at 3t3 O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
The Harrington SaJc burglary.
RICHARD HARRINGTON INDICTED.
JUDGE FISHER TO THE RESCUE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ii, 1874

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ii, 1874.
The grand jury to-day found true bills
of Indictment against Richard Iiarring-
ton. A. b. Williams, l.. G. Nettleship, IL.
c. Whitley, VIM. Benton, Michael Hayes,
and Gus. Williams. a'as Bliss. They
will be presented in open court to-mor-
row. Williams and Benton are charged
with burglary, the others with conspir-
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. roaL for ssae Esabies.

Children lel on RIDGES FOUU will thri We
be st,ong nnihealthy, and become little mod =
els Of youthful strength and childish beauty
arr4d9m
Concentrated E'avoring Extracts
of Venilla. Ieuoa, Oringe. Rose. Bitter Al
moni, Ginger. Mac, Celery. etc. etc.. made
and sold wh0ie't,e and retail by
b. hkIN'iIillkST & CO.,
C1rler sixth and Market sireets.
Bsoiie's mIEac"i1Is Care for Corns
An English remedy Of roit popularity for
removing c9rns without y IN.
r. BklN,iiit d' { =,
Anutheclrira.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Finest Salad Nh
n. BkINGHURST n CO,
j,lS G"cnAr 81 isth aud Market 'tre"tS.
tIno Nall Scissors.
Curved and, straight. Nail brushes. Hand n,
Brushes Ma Files, Nail P"lishers. aet., ior
salc hy II. BkiNGilllkSF Il CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

yNYANTED "A girl to do chamberwork and
w attend to children. Apply at
iy3,f liO5 MARKEC STREET.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

ALFRED WALTJN. 80 st, No. 23i
NJ ,rket street respectfully 'fm h,'tfienus
mn the public in general. thai hH Keeps on
land ali descriptions OF moiieipes. and that
!. competent per.on Is at al. t'm,s re ,dy to
prescr bo Tor su'h lex Gs call At n 1t store, store,
and Ii 1t no charge is mado except tho regu.
as they ould pay my whore o'sc: 'nt that
M ons il yisite at the residences
yolssI mirrors.
:, full assortment of all sizcs. ihiln line
'"'' IT, 'BRINGIIURST & CO.,
Cornor of Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
STRAY WAITS.

The long threatened rain has not fall
len yet.
until he recoverS bis usual strength OF
mind.
Franks line of French AMI domestic
corsets is large and fine; No. 5ll Market
street.
Brandywine aad Mutual Loan Associ-
ations meet in regular monthly session
this evening.
The body of McDevitt, who was
drowned Saturday evening, has not yet
been recovered. ,
A motley calithumpian band enlivened
| the southeastern section of the city last
evening, and made night hideons with
| their unusual noises.
| C.P. JOHNSON, ESQ, EDITOR OF THE
| IDELAWARE ETTE.-Dedr Str:-At the
| Democratic nomination election for Road
;ssioners and Assessor for Apo
ouin mink Hundred, held at Black Bird
on Saturday September II, 1871. The
following was the result ef the vote:
James H. Collins, for Road Com. Gl votes
Andrew W. Webster. r.....,.......... 63 .
Abram Hayden, Jr.,,,...,........,.. 90
II. Il. Hanson, -. ...... .........,,.,,. ~
And John w. Naudian was nom 'natet
for Assessor, he received 10S votes.
After the nomination for Road Com
mi ssioners and Assessor, the Democrat
of the South Election District organ 'Zet
for the purpose of nominating an lnspec
tor for said District, and Richarson ii
Armstrong was unanimously nomlnate'
for said oilice. II. FERotuooN
Secretary for S. E. District.
Appoauinimink Hundred, South Elee
tion District, Sept. II, 1874.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
PEACHES.

MONDAYS SHIPMENTS.
To Jersey City, II cars or $500 baskets
To Philadelphia, :" 1000
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

FOK SdEE AND RENT:

L,OR RENr-New House. No. l42l -
II Harrison street, eleven rooms, (ssE
ali modern improvements, bay win Hi %N
dows, three stei les. Possession al a1Ash1
once il degiroI. Inquire at l4ll Harrison
street. iepAo-u
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
For the Bath.

Bath brushes. Is tth Towels. Bath Spongcs
and i,ath Soapl in extensive variety. Aisr.
FIe.h Gloves straps, liru hes. etr. OF horse
hair. Dty Friction Cloves, and many other
articles OF the same class at
DRINOHuRST & Co,
t,nr,,, sixth t.,.t = kal streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15

VyJANTED D-Wilmington Coal Gas Stock
w Address "B." Gazette letter box
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
aII,n MALL ScIsanra
.Pri,ne Vanilla EennsI

sail Wholesale nni retail by
Il BRiNuiitlRSF X CO,
Cosne. Sixth md Market Streets
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
WANTS..

destinations and Help Wanfed,"n-
der this clasAi fcatton henhs are pup
Iished al only Three Cents per line
for each tnser tlOn
UTANTED.-A Student for Delaware Col
w lege. Tuition free. Amply to
aug6 JOSHUA MARIS.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-15
sIsANpIAt Axn eoMMERslir.

+.,.a ,Wit3rSs1ov. Gsh, & p. Ii ISL
:. Latest Stock quotations fir,i he'd by Mer-
flck. johnson Co. $. H. Cor 9Th and Mar
ket street. Wilmington, Del. at P. NJ. to-