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OUR CHURCH, Els.

iiuSTIAN CIIURCII-Etghteenth street
between w ashington and Walnut
Preaching every third and fourth Sunday
sunday scnool at . p. IA.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eveuine.
- X II rRIMBLE, Pastor.
RESBYTERIAN-Etgh street.
Presching, Sabbatn at 1Ji am. snd "a pm
Prayer moeti &, Wednesday at a p. IN.
Sabbath School, pm. J. N. Lsnsden, Su-
periutendent. Kew. II. THAYRR, Pastor
AErHUDISr.--Cor. Eighth and Walnut Sta.
tfssshing, sabbath at II AIN, and p. m
prayer meeting, Wedne sday, "a pm;
sabbath school, .. PIN. l.. W. Stillwell,
uDotintendent. REv. j. L.. WALLER.
Pa'sJr.
nUiiCu OF TIE REDEEaER- tEpisco.
pail
Morning prayers. saobsth l0i am.
Evcoing prayers, u pm. sic
sabbath School. y avn.
REV. CuAs. a. GILBERT, Rector.
y. PATKiCK's CnUKCH--Ninth 81. and
W asningtoD Avenue.
Public service, Sabbath $40 and lOt am.
Vespers, pm.
sabbath school, z Pun.
service every day, ain.
Rxv. +. J. O'HALLoRAS, Priest.
Z. JOSEPn'S CifURCn.-tttermtn.l cor
nsr OF Walnut and Gross streets.
Mass. every Sabbath At 10 O'Clock a. III.
ha curing week Gays, O'Clock .; ~
,,,, hkV; =. hovthAN, fnest'
'tn hAS III iubnaN CnUhOu-iSth
MTect petwecn Warrington Avenue ana
mmnut suoe.
rIts 2unahl MORNING Al 10 o. iock'
S'ou''h 3.no9i az ocloek p ~.
DUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSoCIA.
III ,non,l ~ a. ra,. os.r ,,nch
49,. pash siora u,m,ms,,i.i sv"nne
Weekly PRAYER meetIng' Iridsy. 4. p.m. Al
or room --''7'
L. w srutwx,, preaden-.
rcoSn NIssIoShRY nApTIST
CutlHCH.-Torner Sycamore aud Forty.
nrst streets. Pre.chinr saphatb Al ii
oiciocl "A IN AMI n o'cIncL ~ W.
sunday school / O'Clock n. m.
Tbe rburch "a connac,ad With tho Illinois
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STATE OFFICERS.

8oyern0r-John l.. BeveridRe
Lieutenant-Gove
Secretary Of State-George Ii. Harlow.
Auditor Of State-C. 4. LippiLcot.
State Treasurer--Casper Rutz.
Attorney Genersl-James Il. kdsau.
3upt. Public Observation-Disclosures. BatemAn
CONGKESsMES.
senstors--Richard j. Ogiesby and John A.
.ogan.
representative Eighteenth District-Isacc
lsmepts. .L..
MIs.BERs GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives In the Both district
ohm II. Oberly, VIM. A. Lemma and Math-
j. Inscore.
Senator for the SOth district. W are.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Baker, OF Alexander
States Attorney-Pstrick IA. Pope.
Clerk-R. s. Yocum.
sherif-A. II. Irwin. -
VIM. Martin-Assessor and Treasurer.
Surveyor-John i. Hely.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge r. Bross.
Associatcs--J. X. McCrite and s. Marchil.
on.
Clerk--Jscob @. Lynch.
Coroner-,Iohn III. Gossmsn.
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MOTIFS
LIVER PILLS!
DOES NOT KNOW WHAT Ais HIM
IN A SINGLE DAY.

and prevent a whole train OF diseases that
may follow.
MOTIFS LIVER PILLS cure torpidty Of
the Liver.
MOTIFS LIVER FILLS gives tone to the
stomach.
MOTIFS LIVER PILLS cleanse the sys.
TEN Of bile.
MOTIFS LIVER PILLS dive out fcbrle
all, ctlOns.
MOTIFS LIVER PILLS strengthen the
whole system,
MOTIFS LIVER PILLS regulate the
Liver. and are more reliahle as "A Liver med
icine Than any OF the mineral Preparations
that DO MORE HARM THAN coon.
For sale by all druggists. Price - cents
per box.
JOHN +. HENRY. CtiRRAN &CO. Pro.
prlctors, and College Place, New York
No 2a.--2!l-,i-s.Iw.
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No SEWING MACHINE RECEIVED A
HIGHER PRIZE.
A FEW GOOD REASONS:

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aud =. cured by Letters Patent
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Runs Light, smooth, Noiseless, and
Rapid-bcst conbina' ion OF qualities.
4.-DuraDle-Runsi tor year. without re-
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b.--will do all variics OF Work aud Fancy
Sutrhibg IN superior manner.
u - L. most CIisly managed by the nner.
tor Length OTs ftcn may be altered while
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out passing thread through hOle-.
DE ign simple. Ingenious, Elegant.
forming the stitch without the use Of Co..
Wheel Gear. Rotary cams OF Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which in
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Has our new Thread Controller, which fol-
lows easy movement Of ncedle-bar and
prevents injury TO thread.
e.-CoDstruction most careful and lin
ishcd. Ills manufactured by the most skill
ful an I experienced mechanics, at the cele-
brated REMINGTON ARMoRY, Lion, y. y.
Chicago Office, 2Sj State street
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CANyASSERS WANTED.

ANY person Wishing 10 act permanently
Ms a local osnvasser will receive iuh aud
prompt information by applying to lt
JAMES SUTTON x Co. Publishers
~ Maiden Lana Naw No,t
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SECRET ORDERS.
THE MASONs.

THE MASONs.
,n Io ., ths xsxinm M 10 e H.ii Hrs,
ard ND Mondays in each month.
AFRO COUNCIL, No. X.--ReguiAr Conyo-
cat al at Masonic Hall, the second Friday
in each month.
;AlRO CHAPTER No. n.--Regulkr Con-
vocation st Masonic Hail, on the third
Tuesday OF every month,
iAfRO LODGE, Ne. 23T r. & A. NJ -Regu-
lar Communications nc Masonic Hall, the
second ana I0urtn mouua}s % oeSn a..S..sa.'
THE ODD-FELLOWs.
ALEXANDEH LODGE, 2A-Meets In odd
FeIows' Hall, In Arter's building, every
Thursday evening At = O'Clock.
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mtArpe,

CASTOhlA 10 more tDan u siiDsutnte Ion
Castor Oh. IL Is the only sAFE articie ln|
existence which Is sure 10 regulate the bows
els, cure wiDdcolie and produce natui vi
sleep. IL ispleasaut 10 take, Children need
not cry and mothers may sleep 1877 WY
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'rospcctus for 1874 EyHSTH YEIl
THE ALDlNE.
An illustrated Monthly Journal, universally
admitted Ia be the hsndsomest period
zeal Ia the World. A representative
and champion Of American tastr
Nor FOR oALh IN Sook o.. -sws srosr

Nof FUR OALh IN DOOk Ca. = 1--WE SIOkE
The Allipe. while issued with all the reg.
ularity, has none Of the temporary or Tins
ly interest CHARACTERISTIC of ordinary peri
odicas. II j. an elegant miscellany OF pure
light and graceful literature and n collec-
ton oi pictures, the rirest specimen OF ar
ustlc skill. In black and white. Although
each succeeding number affords a fesh
pleasure TO it, friends, the real value and
beauty Of ihe Aldine will be most appreci-
ated after IL has been bound up st the close
OF the year. While other publications may
claim superior eheapness, a. compared with
rivals of similar class, the ildine is AN UNI
ilue and original conception-alone and uu
roached-sosolutely without concept
in price or character. .....
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17
Hkafs Ifeftts.

The reported resignation OF Rev. Mr.
Elcock, OF the Bridgsvllle Presbyterian
Church, ID coutradicted-
The Delaware State Medical SosistJ
will bold an adjourned session in Dover
on the 10th Of January NEXT. y
A. 8. Clifton has opened store IL
Smyrna. and has well selected stock Of
goods. which be Is selling at very Low
prices. tr
VIM. r. AIabsnd. Esq. near Wyom.
ing, this year realized from one pf his
fields 20 bushels Of good dorm to the acre
Who can beat itP
Jonathan Calrow. Esq. Of Camden.
has been appointed Justice OF the Peace
and Notary Public for North Murdsrkill
Hundred. Kent Co. Del. Fl .'a i
Vim. B. Stubbs, Esq, has one q the
finest dry goods and grocery stores In
Camden, and he IL selling goods to suit
the hard times. Give him call.
A.. J. Wright, Esq., Of Dover, Las e.,n-
nected the meat business with his -four
and feed store, and will keep on hand
hams, pork. sausage. lard. &C., Of the TN
est quality.
D. C. Hofscker, Of ESQ.,, Lsipsic. Del.
has opened clothing store. and intends
keeping good supply OF mems and bny's
ready made clothing. notions. &c.. which
Will be sold a. the lowest pricea.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

WMpDINa ANN1vRRsARr.-On Friday
Spruance. Celebrated at their twenty .fsftS
anniversary. at the spacious old home
stead, in Smyrna. In addition to their
many friends at home who greeted them.
there We're a number OF prominent guests
from Philadelphia, Odessa and else
where. A number Of handsome presents
OF silver ard silver plate were among the
donations, the most noticeable and elab-
orate piece being q fruit. basket OF
unique design, from q friend in Indian
spolis, Ind. At eleven o'clock the guests
convened at one Of the richest tables
ever spread in the .town--one that fully
sustained Mrs. SIS high reputation Ia
the caffeine art.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

! Governor HaTtranft has issued bis
proclamation, as required by law, dc.
clartng that there has been cancelled
Of the debt Of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania, within the year ending
with the Soth Of November, 1874, 81.
Governor Hartranft, yesterday Issued
q warrant for the execution Of Samuel
Beighley on the goth of January next.
Beigblcy was convicted and sentenced
to be hanged for the murder of Joseph
Kerr, In Westmoreiand county, last
'P.'AS' ff 4....l
A schooner, supposed to have been
the Robert Peters, from Virginia for
Providence, with oysters, sank in Mar.
ragansett Bay on Monday night. Her
crew, consisting of i've men, were
lost. ' 49, 81" i'7 ~ ~
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
(, F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.

EFF. Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine of
Iron will efoctualy cure liver complaint.
jaundice dyspepsin. chrome or nervous de-
bihty chronic diarrh0a. disease Of the kid
ncys, and ali d'seases arising from disor err
ed liver stomach or intcsti0es; such as CON
stipatiun, III ulencc, inward plies. iullness OF
blnod To tie head. acidity OF the stomach.
nausea heartburn, disRuu Tor food tullness OF
weigh in he stomach sore ruclntions. sink =
inc or futtcring at The pit of the stomach.
swimming Of the head. hurried or difficult
BREATHING fiat, ering OF the heart choking Or
suflocaiins sensations when 10 y lying postrre
dimn,is y vls on. dots or webs before the
sight dali pain in the head. defciancy OF psr-
spir hiou yellownVss OF the ski anu eyes,
pain i! the side, Duca. chest limbs &c. SUD
den Pushes If heat burning in the flesh. con
staot inagnipgs Of evll anu great dep ession
Gstirl's
The, arc entirely vegetable and free from
alchuhoiic stimuli, Mt auJ all injurious ing 9
dient., nud arc leasant in taste and suie'l,
mild il their operilious, will remove irpu-
rites from the body AMI give health aud Wis
or TO the iraibc ,r,
beware OF eounierlei,s The genuine is
sold only in ii battles
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere,
u. + KUNKEL, Pfoprie,or No. 259 North
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia Pa
No. $50. Tape Worm No. $50.
Ettirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine. passing ffom the system alive No
fee unless the head passes Come aud refer
10 patients trea-ed Dr. Il II KuSKRL; No.
go n. Ninth Street Philadelp' Ia. Advice
free. Seat. Pin and Stomach Worms also re-
moved. nOv2b-dNWlm
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

TIE GaRAT kRrUBLIc.-The date for
producing this grand AlleRory and Tab
leaux in aid Of the Monument fund, has
been fixed for January 9TH and 9th, and
afternoon Of 9th, ut the Grand Opera
House. The children will meet ut
McClary's building at o o clock Saturday
evening. Dec. seth. (day after Christmss3
when Professor Hager Of Brooklyn. will
be present and group them in classes,
and arrange TO have the rehersals during
the holidays, 40 as not to interfere with
school hours. The Directors of the
Monument Association held o meeting
last evening. at which resolutions were
passed authorizing the president and
secretary to issue certificates Of active
membership to each of tho children
taking part in the Allegory and Tab
leaux and also ito allow all parties pur.
chasing two dollars worth Of tickets at
one time previous, to the opening enter.
tainment, to name q person to whom q
certificate of membership shall be Issued.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

vraarx1A GRAND LoDoE OF MAsoss.-
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Virginia
have elected the following oRcers:
0and Master, General W. B. Taliafezro.
JUDGE EichaTd Ps apaey. Of Winohest es;
senior Grand Warden, Judge c. r. Wen.
ford. Jr., Of Richmond; Junior Grand
Warden, r. 8. Coles, of Charlottesville
Grand Treasurer, T. N. Dudley, Of Rich
m0nd; Grand Secretary, DR.. John Dove.
OF Richmond; lDr. Dove is nearly ninety
siIty-four yearsD Deputy Grand secrs.
tary, w. B. Isaacs, Of Richmond; Senior
Grand Deacon, Il. NJ. Page, Of Abingdon;
Junior Grand Deacon, M. d. Darlington,
Of ColumLia;. Grand Pursuiyant, ]. u.
Riddle, Of Riohmond; Grand Tyler, Thos.
Angel, Of Richmond; Grand Chaplain.
Rev. George w. Darne, Of Danvile ;
Grand Master, W. H. Lambert declined
recollection.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

=. ThiAexcsllenttrodps eivs.thsE.span:.
ing performance ut the Opere House
this evening, and continue Fridsy and
saturday evenings, with d matinee on
Saturday afternoon. They hare Just
closed very successful engagement Ia
Wlliamsport, Pa, WHARF fhsy received
the following notice from the "DailJ
Gazette and Bullatin." 40 ga. lia,qs.f-
The second performance Of the Royal
MRrionettes was given last evening to an
audience far excesding W numbers that
Of the previous evening. N Is somsthins
that seldom occurs In Wiliamspost--en
INCREASED attendapcs On the second NIGHT
q the same company. and no bettsr @vi,
the troupe under the management of
tnat veteran snowman, John s. NoDon-
ough, than that stated ahoves At times
the audience was silent. ~ though ct .
tempting to solve the mechanical prob.
lem, and convince themselves Is to the
particular manner in which the ife-i like
figures were worked, and then an out,
burst Of applause would follow. fairly
deafening, as the clown and pantaloon OF
the pantomime became involved in inex-
trioabls difficulties. People were not
delicate In their manner Of LAUGHING, but
loud outlaws burst out all over the au-
ulences oyn0r3 IouoWed, until there was
chorus Of Laughter. such Is Is seldom
present was not complete until the our
tain rose upon the Transformation scene
the browning feature OF the Spectacular
department Of the entertainment
"What beautiful scenery was the OF.
clamation heard ON every side, and when
the drop curtain fell upon the birth OF
beauty In the bower Of ferns, respondent
in colors. and sparkling with its gold
silver and pearl borderings. the audienct
the meritorioua exhibition. This after
noon matinee will DO given for ladies
and children. and tonight will be lthe
Last opportunity to Witness the move
performance Of the world-renownel
Royal Marionettes- l,tr.a Dc Il nj,
| Seats can now be secured without ex,
ira charge at Boughman. Thomas & Go.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17
X Z q Ho4sygs ySyosags0.a

- H1ws Ma;My echifdreni rvs al.
ways bad an idea that IL ever there
was q new country II was Coloiado,
here in America and now, II they're
not huding antiquities In 1.-THE 70
mairS % COED two.story stone houses,
away down In its deep rsvines not
one house, but groups % houses, tow
era and temples, and other signs that
there were civilized settlements there
long before the days Of Indians and
wigwams I must see the birds about
II. z Meantime, you may ask your
fathers and mothers who read the
newspapers, for further particulars.
This is a great story my dears. and the
half has not yet been told. It's Jacks
opinion that, o. . country, America u
young looking for her agc.-FFpn
"Jack-is-tse- Pulpit ST. Nicholas Jas
January. ~ np t#=-., .1i. l.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

THE LoANs.--Last night, regular
monthly meetings of Aid, Central and
Gcrmsinia No. . Loan Associations
were held. The sales were as fol-
lows - s..
Aid-$1O00 at BOT per cent. premium
and $3.50 at 25f. ,ltit IL.
Central-44th month $1,000 at &c
per cent. premium, and $500 at 25s.
0ermania. No. 2-23d month S400
at 29i per cent. premium, $1,000 at 20,
and $4,000 at 274. -
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

IMPRovEMRNT.-Next week the In
terror of the Farmers' Bank, N. w.
corner Third and Market streets, will
be thoroughly renovated. All the
present desks and fixtures viii be re.
moved, and replaced with furniture OF
a new and improved pattern, to be
furnished by George Hardcastle. The
ceiling and walls will be replastered
aud moulded by VIM. Bowen. The
work will commence on Monday next,
and, during its continuance. banking
operations will be conducted In the
Directors room, entrance on Third
street. -
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17
SECOND.EDITION
The Coasesvisze 8ouino Msszs

At twelve o'clock, Thursday night,
says the Coatesville TnSpn, the Via
duct mills, that bad been running on
half time, and wore entirely c1osed on
account Of the death Of one Of the arm,
8. B Worth, started again, Mr.. Steele,
the surviving me9ber OF the arm, TAX
Ing full charge. We understand these
mills have enough orders On hand to
last ell winter. - a4 e,|
Beale's Iron Works, at Parkeshurg,
are still running, and have, We under
stand. liberal amount Of ordars on
hand.
The works Of Houeton 4 Psnzose am
running a. usual. ~ ~. ..a!I
9. e. Pennook a. Goa largo works
are making full time, and are hurried
to all their orders "A "coh saw" u
being erected at their works for tbs
purpose Of saving cold iron such al
old plates into covers, etc. and when
completed will be quite an improve
ment and advantage 70 the works.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

FEEDING THE HUNGRY TRANPs. -
About seven o'clock, last evening,
some steaming hot coffee and some
bread and rusks, were sent TO the lod.
gers In the City Hall cells, by the Ia.
dies who have undertaken 10 furnish
them with some kind Of food each
night and marning. The poor. fellows
swallowed the food eagerly and gulped
the hot coffee down with looks OF gra-
titude.- 1t Is u real charitable work to
furnish food to these needy and hungry
persons.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17
STRAY WAIF6-

Ths City Council meets In regular ses-
sion. tonight. 30 Ni' Hi---
Bargains In skipper patterns at PRANK 8
5ll Market street. st. .r.. b.
There were forty five dodgers at the
City Hall cells. last night.
Tonight the regular monthly meeting
Of 1.-THE Penn Loan Association will be
held.
G. K. Collier, second street near Ship
ley, takes true and handsome pictures
% cents, or six FOR 81. d. #
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17
THIRD EDITION.
A New Cavil Right Ball.

WASHINGTON, December 18.-Ths
House Judiciary committee haveadoE-
ted an entirely new civil rights bQ,
The new bill provides that whore
public schools Of equal facilities,
capacity, tutilage, length Of seaaioo.
&e., are provided for the blacks, the
the penalty shall not be enforced. 1t
also provides that penalties shsll BE- a.
ternstive and not cumulative, that the
party proceeded against shall have tho
right to elect q civil or criminal pro-
|oeeding, and one shall act as har
against the other.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17
Of E D.

DIED. ~ j i1el
5TEWART--At his residence nesr Glasgow,
Peneader Hundred. on Monday. TIN inst,
MIR. James Stewart, (sou of the late 'Setl
stewart aged 81 years and II months.
Mr.. g. died In the house Up which he was
horn. For the past 30 years he was 3 Rnling
Elder In the Pencader Presbyterian Church
and was greatly respected BY al tbs commu-
NOT rich n this Waridsa vsa1th he hss tsst fo
his children the Inheritance OF good uame,"
which 10 better than riches. III
wARD.-Near Christiana, on the 18th inst,
Dora Ward, aged % years. - :
,nelatives and friends are respectfully In
vtted TO attend the funeral, from The resld enco
OF Dor brother, WIN. Wand, nesr. Christiaps,
on Sunday, 90tb Inst, At O'clock, II. NJ, 70
proceed TO ". foter's Church. New Castle.
FLOYp.-4On Tuesday the 18th met, Samuel
Floyd, In the 57th year Of his age.
The relatives Apd friends of TIE family ara
invited 70 aelend his funeral from his Ats
rssidence M Washington street. Friday. 18th
tnet., Ut II O'Clock. y" ?l9'fI > 1d-st
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

UNs4vonAsLx EauSaArIos STATISTICS.
The New York Herald estimate fs.u-
ing of Of emigrsuts at that port for the
year at l22 900, compared with 1873. Es-
hmating the immediate average gain to
the country Of each smisrant at $50, the
loss to the country in falling oil from
1873 would amount TO nearly 10000, 900
This Is, Of course. exclusive Of the subse-
quent annual loss Of labor and its value
In opening the resources Of and building
up the countr].
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

DnowNRp.--On Saturday evening Last.
Mr.. william Meredith. of Maxydel.
Kent county, while in state Of intoti-
cation. fell into puddle Of water about
three inches deep issP and ID was was drownsd
West Dover Hundred at the time Of bis
death, a man much respected, and bis
sad death has cast q gloom over the com.
munity in which he resided. His age
was about O.. . ~ "I.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WVUNFNDtY, DFBFInDFF IU-U T W.
FLouR.-There Is no new feature to present,
the demand being restricted to the wants OF
the home consumers, whose purchases foot up
extras at 4.25ai.75; Iowa and Wisconsin ex-
ira family at $5a5.371 minnesota do. do. $3.50
NJ; Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana do. do. at
80. Boat. 90; and fancy brands at 90. 75a775, us
in quality. Rye Flour sells ut 1925.
GRAIN.--There Ia no Improvement to notice
In the demand for wheat, and only $500 bush.
sold at Sl.2ial.A for red; l.o6al.2S for amber.
and Sl.30al.i2 for white. Rye sells ut 81.
Corn is quiet but unchanged In price; sales
of 5000 bushels new yellow at s0aS4c, and
Western mixed at s6as7c. Oals are unchanged,
Gales OF Western white ut 07a6sc. The re
cepts to-day arc as follows $3.50 bbls. Flour,
$500 bush. Wheat, COCO bush. Corn, 77o0 bush.
Oats, $50 bbls Whisky.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

SALE OF AIpERNEY Cows.-At the re-
cent sale Of tho dairy stock belonging to
in Lower Oxford. Chester County, Fa..
twenty two head Of Alderney covs sold
at prices ranging from Sc to S96. averas-
ing $50 per head. The prices wcre very
low for this stock. and was quite @ sac
rihce from the original prices paid for
them. siftI 4l'f.i3
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

Towy IMPROVEMENT 1t Is proposed
Ia Dover. IN view OF the growth OF the
town and the conseque eat Increased az.
pense OF keeping the streets In order
and lighting the same With gas, to ask
the legislature at It's uext session Tor
power to lay tax Of at least o.. 900 fos
town purposes
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
~ OFFICE CRY WATER DRPAKTNENT. 1

) n, WHmfnKIOh, Del, Dec. Is, 1874. Z II
The bills for 1878 are now ready and paya.
Die at che Magistrate once, 1000 Market ST eet.
T 9c law requires that all bills paid on or be.
Iore January Slst 1875 the face oil the bill those
cent. additionai, and those paid during the
month OF March ten per cent additional. and
any amounts remaining unpaid after April lat,
i0o. the Registrar Is required to have the
the recovery Of the amount due, aud the wa
yer VIII not again be let Into such premises
until such arrears with assessments and two
dollars for drawing ferrules are paid. - =
Onice hours . A. N. to r. M.
.,.,, CHAs. BUTTON, in.
aecia toSi Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

Tho Most Unhsppy Persea In she
world is the Dyspeptic. Everything
looks DARK and gloomy hs feels 'out OF
sorts" with himself and everybody else.
Life is burden to him. This can all
be changed BY taking Peruvian Syrup "a
protoxide of Iron). Cases OF q years
standing have been cured By it, D..
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

.ArroIkTMENT.@senator Bayard has
appointed Mr.. ID. T. Marvel, of George.
town, to the Secetaryship OF tho Com.
mittse on Engrossed Bills, inOongress
OF which Mr.. b. Is chairman. q -
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

O1xCEo.
y. X. COLLIER.
THE AUCTIONREn,

~. K. COLLIER. ~ lIU No.
NJ 9jf '.a0 a.. TIE ACCTIONEER,
Has Ferrotype Gallery on West Second
street. one door West Of Shipiey, where he is
ready and willing 70 take Pictures TO suit the
timee. Also, 70 call Auction Sales, In city or
country. ON reasonable terms. pfcturos taken
az follows:-Ole for 25cts; four for rs eta and
six for ei.O0. The cheapest place In tho city
TO get your pictures taken. Pictures taken a !
Wen N cloudy as clear weather. .u.s01
The daily gazette., 1874-12-17

SKArfsa RlNK.-A splendid skating
rink has been opened over Third street
bridge, by the Arctic Zee Company. It
Is provided with every convenience, and
viii afford rare sport for those who de-
light to ese-eise'op the Zee, during tbs