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fait ses d6buts an theatre du Pare,
ct q Etc tres applaudi. ..
Des bandes d'ouvriers affames
ont parcouru les rues de Montreal,
ct ID police . "a beaucoup de peine
D les disperser-Plusieur nau-
frsges ont eu Hen sur ID cote de
Terre- NeuvA ,ri5, z,~. &c..
Leg6neral Valmsseda, capitaine-
general de Cuba, Went de donner
a d4mission; II sara remplac6 par
Jovellar, qui ceders le portefeuille
de Ia guerre 4 Ceballos. Des primes
sont of1ertes aux paysans de lfle
pour rarrestation des insurges.
Les 8 ct 9 d4cembre, un tremble-
msnt de terre a detruit Ia vile
d'Arecibo, . Porto. Rico.
lie senat do Chilli est saisi dun
projet de- loi rstirant le droit de
outrage aux fsmmes ct aux cspu.
Gins. .
Uempereur da Bresil par'ira le
26 mars pour les Etats- Uni
LelectiOn sepatOriale est rmi-
nee A pAssembiee nationale iran.
caisc: 10 membres do In droite, 8
du centre droit orl6aniste, 81 du
groupe Lavergne ct. DIN centre
gnuche, "a de Ia gauche, ct bona
.',aytiste (encore re dernicr est.il un
Iek ,,iste plebiscitaire). Oh toni
75; g2J fSambres doivent s0rtir
de i'election popuIaire a deux de-
xrfs: mais ils vaudront al moins
ceux one PAssemblee q designes,
en- &C 1ui regar,le ropinion rGpubli.
caine don't le triomphe s'afiirme de
plusrn plus. Fnrieux do 50 d6faite,
le ceutro droit . clicrch6 ! fairs ~.
muller Qnatre elections auxHuelles
manQnait une forinalite insight.
Aante, b ministre Budet . soutsna
ct Gsmbetts . combsttu Ia motion,
1ai y 6t6 reiet3c. C'est cette pro-
ft,ssele sliagrAea dn centre drOit et
dn miuistAre Buffet, . laquelle est
do ie hruit, depuis dement, on
contest4, de In demission Dc NJ.
Icon Say ct dune dislocation g6.
nkrale du cabinet d6contenanc6.
Une motion d'amnistis vcnsnt des
intransigeanta, assez interpretive
d'ailleurs, q etc reponssee.-,Jules
Si,non ct le celAbre chimiste Dumas
ont 6t6 4lus membres de pAcafie-
mie francaise. collision dams
Ia Gironde, entire les steamers
Losis6sss ct GiroHde, 4 Gauss In
peste du premier; le capitaine ct
16 pasaagers ont pei.-IR France,
qui c0mptera plus dc Q 20 expo
sants an Centenaire AMERICAN, q
Ol,esAu nm supplement d'espace 4
Philatielphie. -On annonce la mort
du cosnte do PAigie, d9pat4 de h
tirOite.
IN Alleaagns, rexplosion do
Bremeshaven, resnltat don crime,
= fhit environ 200 victimes: l'au.
tcuf, qni . snccombe lni.mene,
Ehpielait de ron vrai pom w. King
Thompson, etait ne 4 Brooklyn,
x'etait marie \ Ia Nouvelle- Orleans,
ct await ccaru le bloc0a on virginie
pendant h guerre de s(cession !; il
vOulait aculemcnt re suicider. Der.
increment eat mOrtc 4 Bade, Ag6e
do q 'anA = venve ID gtnfDnl
an6Hcain Wood, fills du fsI prlsi.
dent Zachary Taylor.-Une explo-
don q coAtG IL vie 4 200 mineurs
preside Mons, Belgique.-Le comte
Derby protests contre tout reve
A,nbitisnx de pAngleterre, ct con.
tie rid6e d'nn projet - prDtectorat
6gyptien. Gur In deasande de 10
pof6d0 Albion, vieux style ct 6ter.
nsllAl Writ, = KA6divs . rappel6
- f0tte des cotee Dc Zanxibar.-|
y vlsave - q ttuption.
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BULLETIN DE IA sEMAINE

pe4passdH g PBxpositioa ia
Osntsas1re, u President Q paase
Ia jouru6e du 20 ! PhilaAelpals,
Oh Il S6tait rendu, accompagn6 de
nembres dn cabinet do sknateura
ct repr6sentsnts NJ Congress, et
aItFos persopna9es marqussnts,
foemant an n0mbre total de 400
enyirpn. Grant . 6t6 accueilli
ans = distinction due 4 son emf
nsAet AA0tiou, et n q ss6ist6 le
sak 80, sss1oa' do, Moody et
Se9kaV. II <tait do retoar 10 londe-
m6(K I Washington. Pretoriua, le
ra1GtteGr ID Wabslioae Post jour.
n2 snsaaad Dc etI.ouis, pretend
qpe les 6sis de n seconde cleo
tin d Grant ont 6t6 fsits par les
,i106 w1iskey, et Il CAiod1o
Hn0 ose 6crire le got de mise en-
accnsatiou do pre- sier n,a9istrat
ds Ia Republique. fle Herald, sf.
isctant ds crainf ,efIets dune
ambition que 10 rcgarde
plus comme aaglna. -9gere
lTd6e, d'aiiisars imprar} de
fairc b3n6f aer le titulait. 4
e. avar' .gcs du projet DIS 1dcs
rsnt = .ndsll, poetant ! 81, ans
k'f o uaiaue de IL presiti. nee,
cenjnrer ies perils da Ce.
nc.-M. r. rs, du Michigan,
malntsMp Ia presidence du
Mortor que le uns es-
eth sutrrs era. gnent lie
bieat impligu6 dams .rx
AIDES d.. ..ll lslkay, . ~ vivs-
seat atts9t6p par Bayarl, Thur.
man & 001dou, . peoTss = sea
stSsags proposition do soumettre
4 ano eaquetH s6natorisA III
itrss ~ eihces de b Chambrel
IT,. dsas n ~ d lliasisadpl. Une
ropositiea q D6als osags, fAite
~ Cage, q b Oalit6enie, q Ten
liant 4 hlAmer In Chalnbre
l'avOis taig aoM opinion sur
: 3 tsralA 3 ~ 6cart6e. McDon.
MD opl,otN uI,e cos,tre. resolution
a ~ resolution centralisatrice
lda Morton, r. demanslH qae 10 re-
!,,ect de lx Consultation ct des
.tln,ita .dea Etaea ooit eoneace6 par
m v0te. Olnoooes - pAlsbAma,
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l0r 0ctO0ro 1914 oo1Oovral 1910
e.. .,, 4'.u att EIas. n s& -
sT.JBAN.BAPTlsTE ry
Nous devous 4 l'obligeance de
rHol Orable Frederick Watts, com.
missaire du d6partement de "a
griculture, renvoi de linteresssnt
rapport adress6 4 CO d6partement
par le statisticien J..R. Dodge,
pour leo lnois de novembre ct de.
cembre 1878. ,....,.....
Nous accusons reception, avec
un VII sentiment de gratitude pour
cette lnarque de courtoisie, a M.
Charles Obercainp r., de Donald.
sonville, de deux cartes dinvita-
ton l'u,,e 4 Ia grande fQire 0rga.
nisse par Ia CoNpagniesS sSo l dee
pompiers du 1 Aenix, pour les 1er,
2 ct 8 jsnvier 1876; lautro su bsl
qui sers donne par la meme Com.
paguie dams 10 s0ir6e du3 jaavise.
Nous souhaitons aux braves ct d.
mables pompiers tout le succAs
don't Ills s0nt dignes.
Nous apprenons avec plaisir
que N. I..W. H0man, tles nm.
cienues maisona Homan d Lac.
cheDstein, ct Homan & Roman, .
repris les af{aires de commission.
Ses anciens clients peuvent le vi
sitter on lui ecrire q Ia Nouvelle.
Orleans, 66 re Dc u Commune
-On trssvyrs, dams les snnou.
CO Do % jeaes oe1ls du QSiss L.
roche @ Elixir q Qlinquina, h
meilleuEv des preparstions phar-
maceaSiques contre 70 d6biliH g.
n6rolA As1e manque dapp6tit, les
digsstious di@ciles, - 6Avres
Tongues - psgnisieooso, .see. O.
m6dicameut cot en- vente ! q Nou.
velle. Ori6ans chcs H.-J. Rivet,
angle des russ Bienville ct Char.
tres.
-Hami Just Comes fait "a
tournee ct assure 4 Ia ronde tous
lea gems prudents ct avis6s, On -
qualit6 d'agsnt des deux Oompa-
gnies ssdu Soleil," ct Equitable
de Ia Louisiana" HEquitable s'est
assure - pr6cieux services dn 60
lionel R-W. Ogden, qui o fhit -
premiAres asmes dams h "Nsse
York Life Iassrsaes.' Voir Pan.
nonce ct Ia liste des directeurs,
don't 10 personnelA 6t6 derniero-
uieut renoavel6 On partie.
-LAe.,6sultats suivants de ID
pr6se0te recolte nous sont rappoes
tess. NM. Octave Hymsl, 7t0 on
76O boucauts dc sucre; J.-B.
Caire, 122; Barth6lemy Haydel,
SO; Damien Haydel, %; Sos
theme Barre, -; Olalrvilh We
bre, 35; Octave Roussel, %; Val.
cour Bossier, 8. lie rendemsnt d
melssse est g6u6ralemeqt au taux
de 3 barils poar ehaQoo hoosnat
-Rsmerc,meuts q capitaiss
F. Bergeron, du 81. JokIl pour
con tribut habitoel q hSoars ~
Neschao6M .D'1 st5
-Des hclcAes sut ~ sSsasta-
tees, par Tingenieur Jed. Thomp-
son. aax losioa dse hAhitotiooD
EsPfRANCE, de NM. r. q J.
Wasson, et w1ao, dc II. ia.
Stevsnson, et le'6 6oard . d4oid1
que ces lev6es seraient prochaiap,,
nent r6par6eA bo
- uno session sp6cisle Do h
Oour e paroisse, Edmund Wash.
ington q William johnson, recon.
nus coupabses do vol dune g6nisse
sur Eradication Stevensoa, ont 6t6
soadamn6s chscun Adx nsis d
p6uitenciee.
-Le NSss OyssaDse Dali Dsns-
cvst 3 fhit dimanchs so0 appari.
tiou. Le nouvel oeeane q +
d6uocntie loaisiaAa3sa, ed .
pour r6da0leur on chef y ooloael
Robert Tyler, ct 6Gnle0eat =,
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The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
MdrUidnd Items.

The Enlow property. near the Friend
ship Methodist Episcopal Church, Har-
ford county, 100 acres, has been sold to
Mrs. Enlow for $4,000.
Mr.. Israel Miller has sold to his son,
William f. Miller, his farm Of ~ acres,
with improvements, lying betH cen LIB
erty and Unionville, Frederick county,
$1,000.
The farm of David Beckley, between
Hagerstown and Williamsport, in Wash
ington county. containing l42 acres, has
been sold to David Schindel, for SAL ,25
per acre.
The Chestertown (Kent county, Tran
script says: wheat generally, has made
rapid improvement since the favora Bile
weather set in. Glover, also, is growing
finely. Oat seeding. for which the wen-
ther has been very good, is over, and the
farmers are busy plowing and prepariRg
to pitch ti.e corn crop. Reports from all
sections of the county agree that more
hattering prospect for large peach crop
this summer was never known than at
present. The buds are swelling very
rapidly and soon the trees will be IN
| blossom" dos" |..r t.HN..
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
Sy m; toms of liver Complaint,
and of som 5 of the Diseases
Produced by l..

A sallow or yellow color of the skin or yel-
lowish brown spots on face and other parts
Of body; dullness and drowsiness with IRE,
quent headache; dizziness, bitter or bad
taste in mouth, dryness of throat and inter
nal heat; palpitation; in many cases dry.
teasing cough, with sore throat; unsteady
appetite, raising food. choking sensation in In
throat; distress, heayfHoss, bloated OF fn,, u,
feeling about stomache and sides, pain III
sides, back or breast, and about shoulders
collie, pain and soreness through bowels.witl
heat constipation alternating with frequent
attacks of Diarrhoea; piles, fiatulence, nerv
BUSINESS, coldness of extremities; rush
blood to head, with symptoms Of appoplexy
numbness Of limbs, especially at night coy
chills alternating with hot flashes kidney ant
urinary difficulties; dullness, low spirits, un
sociability and gloomy, torebodinss. OnI! oon,
few OF above symptoms likely to be presen
at one time. All who use DR.. Pierce's Alt
Ext or Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets for Liver Complain
and its COMPLICATIONS, are loud in their prals
OF them. They are sold by all dealers
| medicines.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
SECOND EDITION

INcENptAR1Es' TRIAL.-Thomas Titus
and William England were arrested on
Saturday night to answer the charge
O. setting fire to stables on the night
of February 18th. The trial was an
nounced to take place before the May
or this morning at II o'clock but ow-
ing to delays it was after 12 when the
rid, began, by Thomas Titus being
called. VIM. 1Iodgson, appeared for
the State and ]. II. Hoffecker, Esq ,
for the prisoner.
jacob Stuck, Henry Lape, Andrew
Crumlish and others testified to hav'
ing properties destroyed by fire during
the above night, and Elmer w, Moore,
who has been in Jail awaiting trial on
the same charge, turned States evi
dence. ~.
He then gave conclusive evidence a
painst Titus who was then held in 81 ,Oo'
hail for his appearance at Court. Moore
hail WAS also fixed at $1,000. William
| England waived hearing, and gave bal
in the sum of $1,000. for his appearance
| at Court.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
FIRST EDITION
NesU PGstOr.

REV 1. N. HAIDRMAN COMMENCES HIS
PASTORAL RELATIONS WITH THE DEL
AWARE AVENUE BAPTIsr CHURCH.
Rev. Isaac N. Haldeman, late of
Brandywine Church, Chadd's Ford,
vesterday morning assumed for the
iiret time the duties of partorate OF the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. A
lerge congregation was present for the
nurpose Of hearing his opening SER
mon. but instead of a sermon the pas
tor gave bible-reading from the Cos
nels. which, he said, was the true way
10 preach, for it allowed the word 10
sneak for itself. Gospel means God g
word. and In the Greek, it is good
tidings." He then read passages from
The GOSPELS, Ac.s Of the Apostles and
the Enistles. illustrative of the sacrifice
of our Lord, his intercession for US, the
saving power Of faith and o'her gooo
The passages were explained in an
eloouent and interesting manner, ane
at the conclusion of the feading thos'
who wished the prayers of the congre
cation were invited to rise and severa
nersons availed themselves OF the op
portunity ,,,oo,; :, o. w
held before the regular services. De-
aware Avenue Church having been 10
come time without regular pastor
Sas SADLY felt it, and they are fortur
ate ate in securing the services of such
live pastor as Mr.. Haldeman. He goe
70 work at once aud will build up oh
congregation.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
STRAY WAITS.
utilities. s.-April showers Il

= Utilities. April showers this
month.
Spring flowers, show their pretty
heads above the soil on the Brandy
wine.
Delaware Avanue was linced with
promenaders yesterday.
Strawberries are In blossom, in WI
comico County, Md, and a large crop
is expect ed.
Base ball players were out practic.
ing yesterday, over Market street
bridge.
The Clayton House billiard tables
have received new cloths and cush'
ION.
The circus was accompanied by th'
usual crowd of petty sharpers.
j. Harry Smith, has been elected
commodore of the Christiana navy,
The coach shops of whitworlh Bros
burned at Elkton on Friday, were in
sure for $1,000, in the Delaware Mutual
A bottle of medicine exploded in
closet down town yesterday, breaking
several dishes that were near.
Now is the time to cut from the shad
trees, the worms, which can be seel
hanging in their cocoons from til
branches,
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
Arrestaa for Fraud.

Kinds has been arrested in Waahing-
ton for completely in the Post Office con-
tract frauds, and held in S250O bail for a
hearing tomorrow. He is charged with
Offering q bribe to an official in connec-
tion with the mail lettings. Warrants
nave heen issued for the arrest OF James
Van Week, lately clerk in the Sixth
Auditors office, and +, L Channel, II
clerk in the contract office, both Of who,n
are implicated in the frauds. They ain
charged with Conspiracy, bribery and
accepting bribes." Colt and Floyd. vino
confessed their participation in the bu-
siness. are to be used as witnesses against
the accused parties, who persisted in de-
nying their guilt.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
THIRD EDITION.
For the Gazette.
Letter from Newport.
NEWPORT DEL. April 18th, 1875.

NEWPORT DEL. April 18th, 1875.
Our town election took place onSat-
urday, and resulted in the reelection
of our former officers: Alderman,
Joseph KilIgore, Commissioners, Mr..
Lewis Weldin, Robert c. Justis, John
Snitcher, Joseph W. II. Watson, and
John A. Cranston; Assessor, Alexan-
der Irons; Treasurer, Marshall John
ston.
There are five new houses being er-
ected and some prospecting being done
The future prospects of the place seem
encouraging. 49,.
The Newport Building and Loan AS
sociation have issued fourth series,
and persons, wishing safe and sure
investments, should procure shares
Building Associations area first class
investment. better than Life Insurance
or Saving Banks, because you can
command your money, and get 1t; l
wish the la boring classes would max e
an effort to secure one or more shares,
| rs an experiment. 1t is like raising a
pig, you can do it, and in the Fall you
will have pork otherwise you will have
none. Persons wishing shares can
procure them by applying at the New
port National Bank. IMPROVEMENT.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12

E,rpHANT FLESH AS FooD.-If any OF
our readers should have an opportunity
To try the large game Of Africa, the fol-
lowing from Sir Samuel W. Baker may
be usefaI "The flesh Of the elephant IS
Excellent if properly cooked. A holo
should be dug in the earth, about four
feet deep. and two feet six inches in di-
ameter, the sides of which should be
perpendicular; in this large fire should
tie lighted, and kept burning for four Or
Ave hours with continual supply OF
wood no that the walls become read hot.
At the expiration of the blaze, the foot
should be laid upon the glowing embers,
S;eces % OF green wood laid parallel togeth-
ar to form a ceiling this should he COW
cred with wet grass, and the whole Plas-
tered with mud and stamped tightly
down to retain the heat. Upon the
mud a quantity Of earth should be heap;
ed, and the oven should not be opened
for thirty hours or more. At the erpi'
ration Of this time. the foot will be per.
fectly baked, and the sole will separate
ike a shoe, and expose q delicate sub
stance. that with little oil and vinegar
toeether with an allowance Of pepper
snd salt, is o delicious dish that WILL fees
! .akcuk atty men," e3f' ~
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
FLOATING IN THE DELAWARE.

A MYSTERIOUS BODY WITH MARKS OF vIo-
LENcE-oUERIEs AS TO THE SOUL WHICH
WAS IN IT.
The body of man with long deep
cash in the left side which penetrated
and cut through the ribs, was found float
ing in the Delaware on Thursday, at Pal
mer street wharf. The body was remov-
ed to the Morgue and an examination
made of it, but it, was too much bloated
to be recognizable by the features, had
they even been known. Lieutenant
Mears, of the Delaware Harbor Police,
thought from peculiar cut about one
of his thumbs that it is the body OF Wal
ter S. Abbott. of Tuckerton, New Jersey,
who has been missing for some. months
and whose absence has been advertised
by hand bills. Abbott was said to have
had $l,7OO about him, which he had
drawn from the funds of some building
association 1t is also supposed that 1t
may be the body of Patrick Diver, of
Richmond, missing since last December.
The Coroner is investigating. ng.-Times.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12

AaR1cuLTuRn III GEoReIA.-A recent
letter from Augusta, Ga, says still
more earnest effort than ever Is tins
wear being made by the planters OF that
State to quit buying their provisions in
the West and raise them at home. To
this end twenty per cent. more OF oats,
wheat, rye and barley was sown last
fall. At no time since tine war has as
much ground been devoted to these es-
sential crops. They will be ready for
harvest the latter part of April and the
first week in May. Corn planting is
about concluded, and should the season
prove favorable, a much larger crop will
be raised than any year since the war.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12

The RBHoBoTH SUPERINTENDENT At
a recent meeting of the Directors OF the
Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting Associa-
ton, DIR. E. Dawson, of Camden, was
elected Superintendent, vice Rev. }. b.
Quigg, term expired.
The Serf House was leased to VIM. 2.
Rider, Of Princess Anne, Md, and num-
ber of improvements to the building
board walks on Rehoboth and other ave.
nues.
An excursion from this city to the
camp grounds was ordered to take place
on some day in May to be hereafter fxec
upon. 1t was also desired to commences
the mp-meeting this year on July l4th
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
Police Cases.
ARREST OF pIcKP)CkErs -DIsoRDERLY
cuNDIJCr

CONDUCT,
On Saturday evenuf, ut tAe circus
,,ronnds. John McCaui was engaged
in selling tickets Tor tn tter Witcn r.
Co. While leaning o,.4 crowd 70 see
what was going on, he was Jostled and
rushed by two men in front and behind
him. and looking down he saw his watch
chain lust dropping from the hand OF the
man in his rear Finding his watch
zone he seized both men and held them
Until special officer Buck came to his as
sistance. and the men were taken to the
noi;ce Office. They were searched there.
b',t the watch was not found upon them
and Mr.. McCaulley had observed one OF
them reaching his hand out into the
orowd and it Is supposed that the watch
was given to confederate; Inc meIi
cav. their names as Lafayette Thomas,
s0, native street, and Chas. Sayior, Az
Vine street, Pilila. They had II nearing
yesterday, before his Honor, the Mayor
and we're held in 5000 bail, each, for theii
ann.arance at Court, which they have
MI vet procured. This morning they
,nadsan attempt to escape from the cell'
hy filing the bars of one OF the back win
dowa. and they were more securely las
tannd TO prevent future attempts. The!
bnvn written to Lewis c. Cassidy, Esq;
~ Ph;ladelphia to retain him as counsel
lanes Walls and Spencer William
were arrested for disorderly conduct
The usual fines and costs were lmpose'
and they were held in $500 bail, each, 7
keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
GENERAL NEWS.

A small grocery store in Baltimore
caught fire yesterday afternoon, and q
barrel of coal oil in the cellar exploded
with tremendous force. Six tiremen
were in the cellar, and all were blow n
out upon the pavement. but they escaped
injury. though all were severely scorch-
ed, and some Of them had their clothes
and hair nearly burned off.
Henry Varley, the English Evangel-
ist," held his farewell services in New
York last evening, and preached to an
audience of 1900 persons. He sails fol
England to-day.
Hon. james NJ. Slade. who was Lieu Lieu
tenant Governor of Vermont in 1856
died at Middlebury. in that State, on
Saturday eveningl
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12

FonFpAuon's CIRCUs.-The Satur-
dsv was we'll attended both afternoon
and evening. If any attended, ex-
nectipe from the magnificent an
aonuoements to see an extraordinary
nerformance, they wero sadly disap-
pointed. , ..oo..,a MAR.
"a ordinary as we have seen for some
The collection of animals was very
GOOD. but the great museum OF curl
Ss;ties was not seen, unless the few
wagops OF wax works, that are carted
around year after year was intended to
represent it. :
forcing upon an unoffeding public
those nuisances known as clowns. Al
every circus goer knows, that have re
neated the same jokes and sang song
with cracked voices from time I'M
memorial. No one laughs at them
hut Young children, and trey only be
cause it is new to them. >,
Who will be the manager that wa
devise something to amuse the publ
instead of boreing them.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12

CLUB MEETING. "A meeting of the
Quickstep Base Ball Club will be held
in the old Board of Trade room second
story of Telegraph Building, Third
and Market, on W ednesday cvening,a at
| 8 o'clock. Every memb er of the club
should be present as important business
will be considered.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12

The Heart IL n WOndcrfuI Pump.
the valves OF which open and smut seventy 'i. or
e,ghtv times per minute. IL an alcoholic
stSsmnlant be taken into the blood the pump
Works much faster and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. Al the ! intoxi- @
eating nostrums advertised as "t9nlcs, "rsn- Saa :
ostrous effect, and hence all Intelligent Chris
tians are thankful that DIR. Walkers vcgeta'
Sle Vinegar Bitters-an invigorant and Alter
alive without sting-is everywhere sup
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12

REAL ESTATE SALES DOWN THE PENN
suLA.-R. IL. pennewell, has sold his
property, in Newtown, Md, to ]. Il.
Hughes, for 81 300.
W. II. Jacobs, has sold his farm con.
tanning 1872 acres, near st. Martins, Wor.
cester county, to William Scott, 'of Scar
dale, N. j., for $4,000.
Samuel A. Graham, trustee sold o farm
belonging to John w. Smith, in Worces
ter county, sontaing 1893 acres, to Elizi
Smith, for $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12

CHRrsrIANA NAVY REvtRw, On next
Saturday afternoon the boats OF the
Christiana Navy, barges, shells and
s;ngle sculls will turn out in full force,
End nrobably row quickly over the
usual course. While passing certain
noint, they will be reviewed by the
pff1cers of the Navy. The clubs have
began to practice, and it isproposed te
have scrub races every Saturday dur
ing the season.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12

REAL ESTATE SALE.-On Saturday
afternoon Geo. r. Townsend & Co.,
Real Estate agents, sold at public sale,
two five roomed brick houses on Town
send street, South Wilmington, to
John w. Griffith, one for $3.50, and the
other for $8l5. l.. w. Stidham & SoI
auctioneers. The sale was intended
to include other property but owing tt
the small attendance it was not con
tinued.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-12
s.,n or THE ForRru STREET. MARX

SALE OF THE ForRTH STREET MARX
EI. HOUSES. Fourth street Marx
ct houses were sold on Saturday after
noon, at auction, by L. w. Stidham &
Son, with the condition, that they he
he removed from the ground before
j the first of Nay. The hNue" hetwe"'
Market and Shipley streets was sold to
G. W. Horn for $3.50, and the one be
tween Shipley and Orange to james
Murray for 1921.