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PROVISIONS,

PROVlS1OSS..
As intimated in our preliminary re-
marks, the bacon market has been eX-
cited during the week, and all grades are
quoted from half to three-quarters OF
a cent. There is but little on the mar
ket, however, and thesupply is altogeth-
er inadequate to meet the demand.
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eo0KG ORDERS OFFICIAL. MONEY nc
BE DEPOSITED WITH SOLOMON.

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DEAR SIR. Tn the issue Of the Green.
in n7o,.,o or r,o c,h ;,.,o,t ro,ico
+h.dnri., of ri. uonorT II cooLe of
ovor h,vi,g ..,1o,c svc1 n tbjr,l, as to
order the dcposit of public funds in
Hardy Solon,on's Bank. His Honor
might have forgottelf his Order in re-
! pard TO this matter. and | would respect
s',, So w 'I W.; ,,;. '.tan,tan - his ordar q
iu''. .''.' '''7
certified copy OF when mas oech server"
upon the Clerk, Probate Judge and
choriT'of Ab,,au;lIo tos,ntv Shortly
afterthe service OF inc Oi1er, Ills honoF
charged the Grand Jury Of Abbeville
Countv and used his utmost eudcavors
-, ,.nn,;,,oo ,h.t hoJy ,h,t rai,hrr of
~ Wv orsaan| aa,,, ~ ,,na y, ,'a ,nono, With.
TIC Officers co"'" ~ ." '''e '''''eS
out fss- Order ant that each eheck
must be signed by himself
BY reference to Chapter NN Sections
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From the Chronicle and Sentinel.
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. i
Weekly Review Of Augusta Market
AUGUSTA "a, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, t
:. 'ss!s s.. July g., 1885, i
GENERAL REMARKS.

= -srg 90 - - -
-..hr GENERAL, REMARKS 'h1.
The Augusta markets have retained
their dullness with few exceptions dur
ing the past week. Bacon has been ex-
cited and all grades have advanced fully
three-quarters Of a. cent since our last
weekly review. Wheat has declined
ten cents abushel, and the demand is
limited: The general provision market
is unchanged and business confined
strictly to the legitimate trade:
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Money remains it statA quo. The de.
nland las decreased somewhat but there
is still considerable amount Of busi.
ness paper offering. Loans can be effect.
ed at some Of the banks on comparative.
ly easy terms where the security is
good. Other institutions have no mon.
ey to lend at present, having already pla.
ced all their surplus funds in general
circulation.
GOLD AND, SILVER.
Gold and New York Exchange remain
the same as last week. Silver is y. little
OFF, We quote:
GoLD.-Buying, ia; selling at l17@
SILvER.-Buying, 105; selling at l0S
NEW YORK EXCHANGE Selling al
t prem. Buying at tto3-lG premium.
HALLWAY BONDS.
Georgia, Railroad, 95to79: Macon and
Augusta, S3 endorsed by Georgia Rail.
road, 5000 :. endorsed by Georgia and
South Carolina Railroad, 90; Port
Royal Railroad first mortgage gold rs,
endorsed by Georgia Railroad, S2to93; At.
lanta and West Point rs, .S5.; Charlotte,
Columbia and. Augusta. first mortgage
rs, 72; Central, Southwestern, and Ma
con d Western first mortgage rs, 81
asked; Central first mortgage rs due
this year, par and interest; Western
Railroad of Alabama, endorsed by Geor-
gia and Central, S5 to 90..
BANK STOCKS.
National Bank Of Augusta, 1870 asked;
Bank Of Augusta, 100; National
Exchange Bank, 0S; Commercial Bank
80 to 95; Planters Loan and Savings
Bank, ~ paid in,
The cotton. market has been very. dull
and altogether nominal during the cur
rent commercial. week. Sales and. re-
ceipts have been small. The stock is
light.
THE CROP:
The cotton crop in all sections as far
rs heard from. continues to do well and
the prospect for more than average yield
is excellent.
TOTAL RECEIPTS AND SkLES YOR THE
WEEK.
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:caleS........... ................. ......-'' -
RecclptS... ........... o97
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts for this week of 1S74..... II
Showing increase this week of 224
Sales for this week Of 1874 were. 744
(On basis l5a for Middling.)
Showing al increase this week OF 473
Receipts last season (1S73-74) to
July Observation-Disclosures. l9I l"O
Receipts the present season. 10
date. ..............................l7G, ,554
Showing adecrease present season
so far off .......................... 81 ,579
Receipts Of 1S73-74 exceeded 1872
'73to this date. q ,se2
Shipments during the week~.... 353
Same week last year................. $50
Stock on hand at this date of 1874 l0,O75
AUGUSTA COTTON STATEMENT, JULY 2,
1875.
Stock on hand Sept. +, 1874, 5,4S8:
Received since to date......176,55l
Ex'pts and home consump-
ton. ..........................179,2 2S1
Estimated stock on. hand. this
Qay................. ............ ioo
-1S2 ,030
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THE MEAT MARKET.
FLOUR MARK EFT.

Flour is quiet and little down from
our last weekly quotations, rs far as the
city mills product is concerned. The
supply of Western is not very large but
is sufficient to meet the demand.
CITY MILLS.
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The cotton crop in all sections as far
as heard from continues to do well and
the prospect for more than average yield
is excellent.
TOTAL RECEIPTS AND SALEs YOR THE
WEEK..
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RELIGIOUS.

There will he services tomorrow as
usual in the First Btptist Church -
Preaching at 1890 a IN, and 7:30 p. m
y the pasto;. Rev T. n Elstwo, d All
are cordially invited 20 tend. Their.
will he b'ptism in the evening; Sunday
School meets at g.. M; School for col.
ored people meet. at the II III OH IL h
street between NJ ,rkst and Ora gp, at 2
y. IN. Rev. X. A. Pinn, pastor of III.
Oak Street Colored Bartist Chulch
Philadelphia, will prea n ut the Hall at
1880 n. m., AN 7:30 p. m, The colored
people in general are cordially invited.
Preaching al West Presbyterian church
Tomorrow at 1890 Il. N and 7:S0 p. IN
hy the pastor, Rev. J. NJ. P. O,ts. Sub
jects: for the morning, "rhe nature and
necessity of repentance, turn or hurn,
for the evening. The Moody and Sank,
work in AmericI--its perlls and dangers
All are cordially invited.
First Presbyterian Church, Marke'
Street above Ninth Street.-The Pastor
Rev. F. B Duval, will preach at l:30 a
m.. beginning series of m >rning ser
mons on the Lords PRAYER. At 7;30 p
III subj CT, The new life" Public cor
lily invited.
ST. Johns Church-Bis shop Garrett, o
Texas, will officiat- on Sunday. Servicu
at l0:3J ii. m aud $3.50 m
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EDITION
The MOrfOnr riHe uu, der.

THE MURDERED MAN STILL NOT IDENTI.
FGED-FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS -THI
MAN STABBED. NOT SHOT.
The following additional particulars OF
the late mysterious murd at Norton.
vile, Chester county, p, are collateu
from the West Chester Local Neus:
After the removal Of the body from
the water it was taken to the station
hous. at Mortonvllle, wher. DR.. Palmer,
of Doe Run, mad an external examina-
ton. whics resulted in the finding
of large bruis.. on the right arm.
extending from the shoulder to the
"lbow. and gave appearance of havin.
been inflicted through a sliding fall upo,
4ome hard substance. A triangular f1esh
wound about half an inch in length, 70
-ort Of cut. az if done with sharJ
knife, was also plain upon the left TEN.
pie.
THE FATAL WOUND
was made little above the bridge of the
nose, and was infli ted with a knifa in.
,tead of pistol ball as has been pre-
viously stated. The weapon must hav.
been a strong and sharp one, and th4
Force given TO the act was from an arm
which oh-yed the motive of its owner tC
To its work of death with c,rtaint,
nj precision which is only character r
izrd by y we'll prrmpditated determina
! tion. This wound VS. uhont half al
inch long also. and at Il st sight r..sem
hled TO some extent sueh az are made h.,
pistol balls, hut upon icing critically ~
amined by Or. z it was found : o h. from
= sharp and pointed instrument, bryon,
all question
| post mortem examination was after
warts IN 'de, and :, vrral bruises dis .ov
rcd on he hack and side Of tie head
| which looked as though made by y clnf
Nothing was -four d in the pockets q
the dead mans clio hes except hor
,omh. a penny clay 'ipe, cigar, and
Bristol board card. I've namn on thi
card was almost ohl't.rated. Int the in,
thought II was either M Blanch Wal
rem, or IN Blanck Warrinvton
From various evidences discovered
was thought that the murder was con
nittrd me distance up the dam. an
~" body dragged down to where it WI
found.
Vulous theories are given az IN III
identity of the murder. d man, and sou
1nppos- him TO be CITIZEN of Germar
town. who was reported missing fe
WEEKS ago.
Some time ago MN resembling II
deceased was seen in the vicinity
Coatesvilla and Morrouville H.. said |
was blacksmith, anl was in search
work.
The inry of inquest will meet again :
Monday afternoon and pursue tn,ir il
vestigatinn.
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found.
Il BUIf Ih,fi.

About o'clock, last evening, dilapi
iHted old heat, uam"d Edward Stan'o o.,
picKed up two boxes of nndprshirts from
he front Of VIM. b. Jffrris' drv good,
Stor' No. sos Market street. The theft
wa; bsrrvrd. and Stanton was followed
hv D rni4 Sharper and Thomas Mah-r.
" 10 ooverhaul-d him Ninth and French
'rreetS. He then had the shirts from.
me of Dyes stuffed rnd,r his coat. and
IN h. ing asked what he had then r. .
"li~d, ~ pie His rantors r'.h~ved hin
If tn "pi . when b" grnei ously off r,.c'
t. make them prs Mt Of the ,tol.I
rrticles. h,ch ha laid b. had rnr
chased for s2S1 Trey declined his ~
"r' st owever, and t"ck h N tn.
nol e.. >t,t,on. The Other nox e >hilt
wa found in th" rear # No l school.
This morning Stan IN had IL benin.
h.for" Mayor Whitehy and in d f,ul
200 hail for rprrar nee ut I ourt war
committed TOR tri IT,
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From tie New York rlbune,
Il rant >uUUJLed.

The American mind Is active. 1t has
given us hooks of fiction for the senti-
m-n' alist, learned books for the scholar
and professional student, hut f.w books
for the people A book tor the people must
relate 10 1t >ul ct Of universal iut, AT.
Such subject il the physicil mar, aud
such II book The PEOPLES COMMON
SESsE MEDICAL ADVISER" copy oi
winch has been recently laid on our ..
BIZ. The high professional aitainmtnts
OF 1T .uthor-DR X. V PIERCE, of Buf.
falo, N Y.,-ahd the advantages derived
10y him from all extensive practice, would
alone insure for his work "a cordial re.
ception But these are not the merits
for which 1t claims our attention. The
Author is man of the people. He :, III.
pathizes with them III an their athlc-
tions, efforts and attainments. H. per,
crives their want-a knowledge Of them.
selves--and believing thai all ruth should
Ire made as universal as Gods own sun.
light. from his fund of learning and tx
p-rience he has produced work il
which he gives them the benefit of hi,
labors. In it he considers man in every
phase of his existence, from the moment
he emerges from II rayl, SIS atom, too di
minutive for the sight, until he grldn
ally evolves TO the ma urity of thos,
Conscious Poicers, the exercise of whi /
furnishes subjective evidence of our im
mortality" Proceeding upon the theo
ry that every fact Of mind has physi
cal antecedent, he has given an admirs
BILE trentise on Cerebral Physiology, ant
shown the bearings of the facts thus eS
tablish,d upon individual and socia
weltara. The Author believes will
Spencer, that "as vigorous heal h ant
its accompany inx high spirits are trge
| elements of happiness than any othe
things vhttever, the teaching how I,
maintain them is teaching that Wild
TO no other whatever" aud accordingl!
| has introd, ced an extensive di cussiol
Of the rnethous by which We may pre-
serve the integrity Of the system an'
| oftiimes prevent the onset of diSeast
| Domestic X .medies-their preparation
uses and effrct,-form prominent fea
ture OF the work. The hygienic treat
ment, or nursing of the sick, is an i'm
portapt subject, and receives ATTENTION
| commensurate with its importanc.
| Nearly all diseases Ito which flesh i
heir" are described, their symptoms an,
causes explained, and proper domesti
treatment suggested. To reciprocal
the many fivors bestowed upon him b
a generous public, the author offers hi
book at u price Isl 50) Ii tie eIceedin
the cost Of publication. Our reader
can obtain this practical aud valtiabl
work by addressing the author.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
From the eatnrd iiiz-n ,i the tn nsta. t.
n StOrH,ny t,t re.

hoTHER DESERTS HER CHfLDREN--ONE
fEARLY DkvoUR'D D BY BUzZARDs, AND
THE OTHER MuTILATED BY A DOC.
We have received the particulars Of a
horrible story of desertion by an unnai-
urai mother, of her children, at l. urel,
on Sunday last, and the subsequent
deaf h OF the little infants. Itapp-ars,
after careful investigation of the mat
ter, that some time since young girl
Whose name we suppress for prudential
reasons a resident of LAUREL, and of
highly respectable parents, in an evil
nour, loved not wisely but too we'll. :"
Becoming conscious Of her condition,
and stun2 with rpmorse and shame she
went out info the woods on SUNDAY
morning last, where she gave til tn to
two childrrn-a boy and girl. The inhu-
man mother left the two innocent little
creatures lying on the ground as they
came INTO the world, to di.. of exposure.
and starvation and went into the town
gam and ate her dinner at her sister :
and remained there, in order, no doubt
TO avoid exciting suspicion. On Tues.
day morning. however, d 2 came up to
h. house with one of the little victims
OF her cruelty in his mouth. On seeing
the evidence of her crime brought st
plaiuly before her she hec me terri |,
tgl atrd and acknowledged that it was
her offspring and that she had desert {
1t and also said that there vas ano.hr,
one in the woods. After conf.ssing lei
guilt she sriz-d upon favorable oppor
unity and fl "a. s arch was imm.dat .
ly instituted, when the remains of IT,,
o. her babe was found. and on -xamina
lion 1t was discovered that it had beef
nearly d voured by buz7ards
The Coroner held an inquest on tn
bodlr@ Of the II fortunate ltti- victim
on Tuesday afternoon. when the jur
returned u ;"rdict hat they came +
their d"ath from exposure and arva
tion, hy being deserted W their mother
At tnis writing all Efforts to find tn
girl have been unsi"ces fnl.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

Will, ,K's Rt1 UnS.-- AS WAS stated
in our filth edition, yesterday, John
Whitlock, Jr murderer of VIM. Far
rhes, col, at Middle town, came TO
New Castle, Thursday night, and sur
rendered himself To the sheriff. He
Il, clIntd rn say anything IN regard 20
his whereabouts since the murder, but
il is supposed that hr VAS hiding 10
X Mt aud Cell counties. Md.
According Ia the Ali,lul town 1rdR-
srript. Whi luck ~as arr,sied 10y hia
brother, Sew, II "lritluck, OF Winning
ton, in Mhilrtown, Thursday after
uoru. That paper further says:
The " hlil, chs L, Ltid,Hily exp, ct
q procure his u, quiltal, and III II, utL
this action on the part u1 ScwrIl is but
~ part of w,.d arranged plan. BY
his arrest ni John they can lay CAIN
10 the Re ward nerru ~ The Governor.
which, II they get /, Will tie so much
toward tie costs ud the defense Il il
understood thai they expect To prove
hy the evidence Uf certain men of
their own Kind that John v bitlOck
WAS not At the saloon The night of the
,huotiI z.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

looked, but could not see the pole nor
handkerchief; went down along ihe
renee 20 yards before l could sec the
handkerchief and top of the pole; after
got my eye ON it cou d then see il
NJ the fence; could see but the ton of
the pole.
william X. Hodgson, Esq, testified
that he stood where Sarah DOYLE fell
and held the pole with the handler.
chief on IL over his head.
John McCaullev testified Examined
the fences and peach tree in every
possible range that the bullet could
have come from O'NeilPy direct IN
and could find no bullet MARI Iexam.
ined the whole ground, and in my
opinion bullet from Daniel O'Neill's
pis'o where he stood, could not have
hit Sarah Doyle where she was stand.
ing.
John Hirty corroboratcd preceding
witness.
Nathaniel Melcho'r was called as an
expert, and testified that a Smith ~
Weston pistol would not carry two
hundred yards with large cartridge.
Andrew Bernhardt testified that The
cartridges. used in O'Neill's pistol were
only medium size.
William Mcshay sworn: Worked a,
tiilles 4 Jones that day; heard three
shots fired; heard them distinctly.
Defense here rested their case n, 6
minu es of s o'clock.
The remainder Of the session was
occupied by the Deputy Attorney
General summing up the case.
Court adjourned ut 5.45 o'clock, ill
tomorrow morning AT ~ O'Clock.
H. O. T
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Eff, KunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron

Ha, never been known to fail IN the cure OF
weakness attended With symptoms indis-
ID oaitlun to exertion, loss OF memory, difficult
OF breathing general week.-mrs., horror ~
dispase, weak, nervous trembling. dreadful
horror OF ueRth, night swrats, c''ld feet,
weak ness, dimness M vision. languor, UNI.
yersal lassitude OF the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
hot hands dushing OF the b dy, dryness Of
the skin, palIh cOuntenance and eruptinns
on the fac. purify ing the blood, pain in the
back, ,heaviness of the eyelids, frequent black
spote flying before the eyes with temporary
sutfisinn and loss OF sight, want OF atten-
tinn, etc these symptoms all arise frnE y
weak ness, and to remedy that use T. Y. Kun
kers Ritter Wine VI Irn IL never fails.
Thousands are now enjoying health who hs, e
used 1t Get the genuine Sold only in 81
bottles Take only Runkel's Depot
and office. No 25s North Ninth street. Phila-
Ash for Kunkei's Bitter Wine of Iron This
truly valuable tonic has been 40 thoroughly
tssted by all classes OF che community that
II Is now deemed indispensable as q tonic
medicine IL costs but little. purihes the
blood and gives tone to the stomach. reno
Yates the sy, TEN and prolongs life
now only ash trial Of thus valuable tonic
Prise e. rer b.,ttie l. r ktNKE sole
proprietor. 40 s's North Ninth street. below
Ask Tor kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron and
take no other.
II is sold only in sl bottles, with photo
graph OF the proprietor on each wrapper. al
other is counterfeit
o o. Cspe Wova. .S9
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passinA irom the system alive
No tee unless the head passes. Come a"d re
Ter 70 patients treated. Dr. u. y: Kunkel
No. 2osS n Ninth street, Philadelphia: AL
vice tree. scat Pin and Stomach Worm
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

SERIOUS AccIphhr.-At an early hour
yesterday y morning luforma ion reached
Philadelphia that Mr. Eu'len Clesetn, q
c,irrd merchant who resides on Spruce
>ttett. a few doors below Z ev-hth, h,rd
met with serious accldrrt while gun
ming in Suss. coun y, Delaware. A
messenger called at his rrsid.nc,. TO i'm
part the intelligence , o his family that
IN ih- previous day h. wrs seriously
woun' e in rhr hesd 10y the acc'd, MA
discharge of his fowling piece. No iur-
her particulars have been received.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

BALLS The graz Il -. ntenrial hall of
tie FlienG-hio S F. E CO.. will com.
'ff in the Grand Op+rn II us, on We'll
n,eday evening". n, c, inter- % /. 1875. Ii,
will Lt. n fin.. affair
The Qnirkstep Base Ball Associ ,tiol
viii give a select bal in the hall of the
evening n II. ARRANGEMENTS are in pro.
I'.ss TO make the bail complete sue
cess.
PUr OFF rHR TRAIN.-As the 'ourt
train WAS returning from New Castle,
last night, u man ~as put off near the
Hare's Corner read, because he had
neither ticket or money.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
SERIOUS AccInrNr. About / :

SERIOUS ACCIDENT About ! 80
o'c"c<, yesterday afternoon. PALMER
canned F c. Lehman. If Philadrlphia.
while engaged IN FRI -cnirg Ii e c.lored
church a. Ninth ard French streets,
f-ll out of the second story front win
dow to the steps below, distance nf
about twenty feet. Bv this fall his
thigh and arm were broken, his head
bad y cut, and he WAS otherwise ari.
ously bruised He was carried into
he church and his injuries attended
to by DR.. Bullock, after Which hr WAS
taken to the CITY Hospital. His in
inrirs, though serious, are not regard
ed rs fatal.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
80, 100000 fr"m ~, C,ooked" u his
Key.

WAsBISGroN, Nov. 19.-Tressury
officers now estimate that the govern
ment will recover more Ihan 81, ,0O0, zoe
from The crooked" " hiskry distillers.
rhe first estimate was that 81 stu, ,OOe
would he recovered. They attribute
this success To the evidence directly
oh aired b, mtars Of the new syst. m
"f comparing scc"unis VIII ch was
inouguratrd hy Solicitor Wilson, and
which alone led 10 the detection of the
frauds.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

THE BIRD BUSINESS. - Philadelphia
and Wilmington sportmen, who visit
the lower part Of the Peninsula hunt.
ing game, buy up all kinds of birds
they can get at higl prices. To carry
home as trophies Of their own skill in
the business. This competition has
run the price up 81 hign that our +pi.
cures, who do not are IL pay such
eAtravagsnt prices, have adop'ed the
novel method Of hiring the crack shot,
NJ 80 much per day To shoot for them
BY this plan they get their birds mncl
cheaper. A good shot will bag iron
thirty To sixty birds day, worth, ri
present pric' =. from IS To Sic Theil
services can he had at . per day, ano
find all. This is cute operation, and
proves that Delaware yankees ma YET
have t. val the reno~ n dConnectI.ul
specimens. Milford Neus.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

SALE OF MoNkY AT the regular
monthly meeting If Clayton Loan As
socIation, last evening, Sl.0m sold u,
So 00 per share premium, aud $500 al
81 80. The remaining receipts were
paid to Withdrawn shareholders,
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

FELL Down STAIR. = Thursday af.
te noon, Mrs. Mary Tweedy, residing
NJ No. 2l3 Jefferson street, fe down
flight of stairs and sustained severe
injuries. Though no bones were
broken she WAS severely bruised and
cut, and her ne was strained almost
To breaking. She has since been con
fined 10 hcr he'd
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

CONCERT. On Wednesday evening
next, Nov. 24lh, grand concert Of
sacred music will he given in Craze
N. f. Church. Al this concert, all the
well known musical Ia . II OF our q
will appear, aud several excellr""
vocalisls, hitherto unknown 10 u
dublic, will make their debut. The
concert will be aH enjoyable affai'
a ID will NO doubt attract fine audI'
cnce.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
Gond for ;.ny -. vht

'U TUT Ny " N XVI
The "piamond Spectacles," beins entirely
fr' e om u injurious substances, can be
used equ ''ly hy day light, grs ight or amp
lignt, without tiring or in;ar ny the ry es.
Eacn gshLine pair bears the adc mark y
sma diA ond.
tor saie IA " ilmington by b :. Clark, No.
4U7 Market street novl5eou&wl~
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
BOOTS AND SHOES
At Remarkably Low Prices.
s. E. CORsrR NINTH & SPRUCE srs.

"E haze on han full assortment -
w Gen leme Q Boz Shoes I'd tlai
trs. Lad es' Misses ~ = Chill rcn's Sho. s
and Cal ers mad - tn hesi IN { ial and
s Ii ng at pr ces that d, y comp ii i n. w,
nrdiaa, IN ite he pun tn cal and exsu :
inc ou stock and le IN ar pic h-fote
p chasiI q . sewHere We mean tu>iues-
and 10 order ~ do IT we II che p-very
noyis-sm WIN. HoUCK.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
.SALE OF AN OLD FERRY BOAT

The l.. W II B. X. Il Company has
-otd the old ferry boat Mdryl I'D Of
Hhvre de Grace TO some Boston CAPT
talists
TlIr Waryldud was us' d to convey
IT ins across thrSu>qut hanna, previous
Ia the err elton ~ the ~, at bridge 1t
Ilavre de- Grace, nine years ago. The
new owners will have the boat fitted
up, in Boston I" carry freight and
ntssenrer trains from Jersey ity to
Harlem City conn cling the Pennsyl-
vania Central and New York and
New England railroads. This will do
away with the transfer through New
York City of The travel between
Washington and other points to Bostos
and the East
The repairs will he made by the
Atlantic hon WoIks, Boston, at u cost
of $75, 900. 1t will cost 81, 200 to tow
| he boat Ia Boston