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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
nR; AND MES. wILsON.-,A thorOughly e,pe:
Midwife. Attend ladies at their homes pleas AMI
rooms and the best sttentios at the Docto6 private
Park ST near SARATOGA St, Baltimore. maysly
"nR. Icons SPECIFIC" cures in days Sent
sara,oSa Street. Saf near CATER eGa oss S
Complaints jel5-2
hR. BUCkLER JUNES-Twenty years expe-
ran Tumors guarantees satisfaction or no charges
Business confidential: 16I N. Howard ST., Bslti-
more. Rooms for Patients. sepl5-sn
- situations free at Dr. DARBY'S, m. 4. st,,
Colonization Buildingl Mays I'm
hR. A. L. B0SWORTH, at the washington EIec-
cures all nervous and chronic diseases Of whatever
name or nature. All Complaints incident to Fs,
vanic and Electro chemical BATHs, the most fuvis
Grating and heath giving baths known to modern
u dis 1ofH sIR.rr, MA. PA. AVA.
Viii sntee IN gStn IN R and ts
Urinary organs, Gonorrh@s, elect Structure syph-
Gently coniTacted cured in 70 days SYPHILIS in all
i,s STAGES quickly cured, and the poison entirely
curry. .spermatorrhees, brought on by excuses and
abuse In youth causing loss OF memory and insanity
Gus rritabity, syn ptoms Of umption, indiees.
ton psipltatlon OF the heart, pains ia back, dimnes
gludlness. lOrebodllgs, sell
&c, speedily cured BY newly discovered remedies.
Ir: H., located Tor many years At 1S 3. Eutaw st
Baltimore, Md, has consented after many solicita-
uons by his " eshington patrons, to open a perma-
pent Office in that city. where he may be consulted
every Wednesday and Saturday In each week, from
tC9p mare ly
ROGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH sYRUP-
- c MsIted esss q MhseEns S9Tsh TIA, came,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat Group and ali Bfon,
end WHOLESALE BY CHkREGs sTSTT COT sd t.
the proprietor, 1919 st. northwest novAly
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DKoPosALs FOB SALE OF WASTE PAPER.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June %, ISIS.
Sealed Proposals for the Waste Paper OF this
Department tor the year ending june 3, $50, will
be received until = % 'Clo ok, noon. WEDNESDAY,
June 80, ISIS. Instructions bidders will b. furn-
lshed On application TO WILLIAM o. AVERY,
Chief Clerk ieal r.
DEOPOssLS WILL BIZ RECEIVED By THE
Il undersigned all the eith instant, for the pur
chase 81 The wooden building formerly occupied by
the Reform School Of the District Of Columbia, stu
atei on the Government farm. near the Dir Of
the Washington Aguciuct. said building 10 be re-
moved within twenty days after the sale.
JOHN BAILEY,
President Of the BOARD q Trustees 0f he
Reform School OF the Disirc; of Columbia,
1e2l q sl9 sth street northwest
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AOTlCE.Psrsiss Who desire g Dispose Of q,
them for . higher essh price than any llsos IN be
ept1on VII - givens 0kYlk0
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LOST AND FOUND.

STOLEN-On the night of the sd, from the corner
- Of Az street and MARYLAND ave. south ~
west. a NEWFOCNDLAND PUP. S5A
reward and questions asked if returned To -
S32 Pennsyly AHA avenue. je2I-3ts
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rs J. o. F.-COLUMBIA LODGE, NO.
Wy lO.-A SPECIAL meeting VIII BE- held THIS
tfTitIyi ENEN Nc. AT = O'Clock, 70 make ar
TanCenlsht- Tor the funeral Of Brother GEORGE A
II NNfNE. Funeral Saturday afternoon az 5 o. clock
u =. JNO. THOMSON. X. :
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ID. Real Estate Broker ard Auctianeer
Federal Buildings csrneT 7th aud streets n "
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DAN OFFICE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
The cid, relisble, and well known hrm q
S. GOLDsTEIN CO.,
Northeast corner Tenth and u streets.
Offer liberal Inducements to all in need of money
upon collateral security, tor any time desired.
Also, Goods Bought or sold on comm sson.
Their motto L.. Satisfaction a. all JesS tr
GCAA $500. $500. 81 900. S. 600. Any
-COO. OF these sums TO loan on REAL Is
TATE PROPERTY. NJ. VI. boHRER.
Jesis 5lS 7th street.
AN ENTERGETIC. INTELLIGENT MAN,
"A with some Capital. can purChsse Interest
~ an established and pay ing NkWSPAPER in this
cry TIE Opportunity ! rare one tor the night sort
81 person. address. with real name apd residence.
ENTERPRISE. Star odioe. JesI 81
SE Ann WANTED FOR ? OK YEARS.,
SO,VOO at ~ PER cent. or Improved Proper ";
centrally situated: nth Sl4 81, no commiss D.
Address MONEY, Star oficA. ie2sst
Al $40 HAST CAPITOL STREET, An Old
"A HOUSE FOR SALE. aud to b. removed im
Earth In be removed; for which sealed wappsals
le2s-si' ''''' 'N Nm rARTLErT.
DARE CHANCE-FOR RENT-Ona of the
II most ELEGANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCES
pear this city, house nearly new eight rooms
attic cellar, bath rcum acres In graUpd stables,
and ali first class; rent low; miles from city; fine
R0BERT A. PHILLIPS,
reg I'm hp3 18th street
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06
Gus Dem Gliaf
fdreibt man:

1WtetCt man:
SIM Glla6 ibertrift tas &elultat Re,
@einlsle in Ger MaHe neifens bic Grs
rpartunsen. Ite Gabpreile finb ssfies
gen uue bic Betnpreile eelunfen in sis
mem Waee, mic man IS felt Sabren
) ni@t erltbt bat. Sc rperben 1870
Grcs. pro 5ertsliter beg junsen pro.
puctes mtttlerer Gage Cauf ben Ersfern)
es3ublt. ~1sbrtsens besesnst man Ter
SIase Ibsr WanseI an ldnbIiGsn Nrs
bettstrdften. Wan bat bier pisQsi6t
aud mebr .@runO ;u tluseu, pie in
Sielen @esenpen res Ibrisen Deut1ds
Lamb. Nbselsben BON zen edden, nell
DIE bic Nuswunpsruns aus S6eu Dor
BEN Wtlttairrienit serabe In Zen 8ei>
ben Der frdftteiten artetter eeril1en bat,
mue Der ellalil6e eanbpirtb Gront
MAIDEN sesen cine sepaltise Suounrie
on ieiner Seite, pelGe nplenps in cen
IsBten Sabren ibte felt gtntritt Der 3Ous
9renje Sesen Granfrsi6 neu erri9Rtsn
3rrei9s @tablifements tn ben bena&@
burIsn fruns5flden Departments meif
nit Arbeitern aus bemGllaB belest unp
70 nod mebr braudt wie friiber, 70 ras
bier ldnoli@e 1dsl6bne se3ablt perpen,
rel@e un8efdbr pie bSdfen In Deutlhs
lamb Tnp. Die @nquete res YroftGors
.. b. @Ult dber pte Sage Der ldncli,
den Arbeiter i'm Deutfhen Nei1 weist
mad, raB aubsr Der Stapt Bremen NIT
1913 Ssr. pas Ober . Glfab NIT 1874
Ssr. psn b6afen pur9ldnittli6sn 1o>
eelObn in Deutf@lano 3ablt. NIsrann
fClst Der preuBilde Resisrunesbesi,f
Arnsbers nit 10 S9r. fanrt Der BE-
sttf SOtbrtnssn NIT 1875 Ssr. unc Ell.
MICE Stelen ,reiter rer Besirf Inter.
9lius NIT 10 Ssr. Sc banoelt f@
bier uu bic Dur9i9nittslSbne. Sn
sessnwdrtieer 'Subresseit unp i'm Brubs
iabr betrdst Der Suselpbn 2a-3 M.
Das fam btr @einbau nuenfaus per.
traseu, aber Der Bauer in Der Gbsne,
%sesendber Der bridenesn ausldnrtl1en
@sneurrenj I'M Gru6tbanpsL, aul ris
Dauer ntdt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

erinnert. an Boro eine Grou Brubn.
oerbeiratbet NIT einem beuti&en S6ifS~
Captain, Elm rdnilaes Grdulein 8ins=
lSv, eineu neutiden Ccper tdnilden)
rrOprirtdir 5afts NIT swet S5bnen,
stnen 6e!rn Wamens Sonasion, cine
Ddntn als paRaeterin Der swsiten Ga
jdte nit BILLET rpt, bambura. einen
6errr aus 6amburG einen bdniiden
8naten, melder fein Geiisgslp bate,
einsn frans5flaen 8dr.er Set ben pfer@
cen. fdnf l6nebi1&e Mdoden unc
mebrere DienffneGte, barunter eth e1s
ni1@er. petGe i6 auf her 0eimretie
pom Spmmeroisnfe In Deutidlano re-
fanb. Die 3abl Der paHusiere mag
ettpa 20 betrnsen baben. Sc fsbt fef
paB bas Geuer 3uert an Der Steue be-
merit rorbsn III, no bic Demiiobns
plaeirt rrarsu, wel6e nod @neabe bes
ableneers In 2ibsd @lycertn entbtels
ten. Sc mus inoeien aus ben wtGs
tighten Wriinren be3weifelt tperren. enB
ptele Nnsube NIT Der Babrbeit dters
e%inftmmeno e~epeien III ; cenn @Iyeer>
In brennt ielbt unter iebr farfsr Grs
biBuns ni9t. SepenfaaS fam tieie
Gliffefeit ntdt pur6 Sslbfentsdnbune
in Brano seratbsn iein. unp efne fclGe
fattsefunpen su bubsn, ba Die
Scrtfafaen poQfdnpis feReef1nirt
paren. SpQte es risllsidt Napbtba
ceer eth anberes Hlfiisss uno feuerse>
fabrli&ss Del eeweien ietn, wel4eS be-
tetts BET einem nieeriesn @drmeerabe
Gaus pirfli@ Elm fol@es
Scrltest. weroen bie S6ulpisen
tcfentli6 ausfnris semaGt uno sur
Re&eni6aft sssceen perrsn. Aas
bate auBer Stlfsitern nod
BRET SOrbfaiGen am Borb, rersr Sns
,alt TN pOraus aIs feuersefdbrlt6 nes
mar uno pel6e bobsr unter ben
lep6bnitden gorfhtSmaBreaeln an
'tnem abselontertea Srt perrpabrt ma
ZEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

aus &~Upenbasen, pom 6. Oct, rirr
9emelcet: 0eftern truf aus 1uasbcro
bic Na&rt9t eta. bus Der S1ifsrumpf
ess S%erbrannten Dampfers 8. s. ga.
ger bort nod am Sonntass0 a9mittas
UNI q ubr Seieben tuOreen unb pas cers
ls!ee tn saufe Der Nudt ;pil6tn cen
Stleercrten Sampinse urb Clara eee
iuttetl iet. Bon Der 8elaBuns ruerosn
rerriist: Der erfe Steuermout g. DEM
GER Der erRs Maldtnenmeiaer aineeIorp,
Der 3rueite NaiGtnsnmeiRer QtnpeQ,
3ret 9sitsr. geipe Namens NtIlons.
fcpte Der 6eiber Nariin GorIslpbn. ber
3tmmermann Silanber, bic Nufm6r.
term Der erfsn Gujate, Charlotte 6oI.
bte Aufudrterin Der swsiten Goi6ie
SCbannu, pie S5@tu, Snsrio urb Der
g~ajItsjunse pettr Rie 3unamen Der
bret IeBteten finb ni&t a~nssseben), i'm
@an3en 3rSIf psrionen. Bon YaGos
eieren bate man, ME fd Ger Captain
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06
S6;edliobe @eridbts=S Scene.

Sn Sjssbesf CRuelono) lptelte f@
in elmer SiBun9 beg 8af@in'19en Be-
sirfsse:i9tss cine f1rsdIi9e Scene al.
3wet fdon piebsrbolt bsfrafte idnae
Diebe lanten abermalS tpeeer Deb
tabls Dor @ertdt. Der cine, Sinoz
rjef, mar erf Is Sabre alt, true aber
in ieinem ab%ffoeenben, BON elmer bde>
Ii&en Srantbett serfrsfensn @ef&te,
pte In ieiner beiiern Sttmme ale 3ets
den bes Gafers an iI6. Der Nnoere,
SOlcbfcf, Der Dor 3pei Sabrsa nod Elm
bdbi&er Snate mar, tatte fi@ unters
csfen in etnen absesebrten SGnelina
uerpanreIt. @eibe Nnseflaste parer
ees pfereeoiebfubls aeftdneis. 0or
Dem platroYer Lief Der prdfpent cine
pauie etntreten uno bic Mttgltecer BEG
@srt@tes, aud Gtntse aus bent yublis
fun besabsn fb IN Elm Nebensimmer.
6ter mar es nun, no Der @ater pes
StnUwief, Elm ubrmadermeifer, nit
Ibrauerl tn ben Iu9en su ben &idtern
firste nrO fe bei&wot- letnen Ssbn
mad Sibirten 3u ldiden. vGr 1T Elm
Auswurf res Wenl9enee19ledts,"
iaste er. nG6tet ntbt parauf tbr 6er<
rem Ridter, pae mstn Sobn jung Don
Ausieben IL; er III ein GeufeL, auf ben
ui&t einmal ;uSaole 3utben rpirften.
81 TT Elm uebeltbdter, Der, fpbalc er
wisoer fret miro, bic iibrtsen 6dulsr Der
Stact Siesbesf nieosrbrennen pirc."
@uf iol6e Necen antrpcrtete ibm Elm
@lieo oes @eri9tes, Ieinen Bitten f5ns
ne ni@t wiafabrt werben, ba Die BE-
frafuns bes Sduloteen pom llrtbe!l
Der @sf9wcfenen abbdnse.
Als pas 1eridt f1 in ben Siss
unsslaal suridbssab, fOlsts ibm Der
Batter StnOwisf eabtn unp rtef reu
Obmana 9OrOwfin, uls eieisr f1 NIT
BEN Grasen entfernts, nod mad: .Ni>
'clat NtfclaijewitS9, erinnern sic fd
bae msin Spbn Is Sabre alt
~
Na9een1 eas 8erbiet Der @el@pores
zen erfoIst mar unp beipe iuesneliGen
Serbreter ju ;pet Sabren @rbeitsbaus
'srurtbetlt pprren, brad Der Batter Si>
NIT Gem Nusruf: 80, pie Bit
e. pas 5era tbut mir reb !" tcct aus
aulnaen. Rad einiser 3sit nurre Der
set9nam Su ben dtrisen fanf pertpaiss
en- Stncern unc Der franfen Grau aez
'ra1t. Gass earauf rru,ce Der Mrre>
tant Stncnjef auf Mncrrnun9 Der
Frccuratur CUR 2ei6e res @dters ces
sitst UNI @bf6ieo su nebmsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06
Ser GrFnber Der @iiembabm.

Dus am q. Ssptembsr In Gnslunt
sefeterte 50sldbrise, Subildum Der 81,
i~enbabuen Sibt 3u elmer Grtnnerung an
ben @rfncer berieIben gsranlaGuns.
Der S@Spfer Der Giienbabnen unp pa
Grinder Der erfen locomotive .rar Ter
Gnsldnper @ecrs StepbeniUn. Gr mar
Der SObn4 armer @ltern unp purre ale
Rnabe ;ur Beoienuns elmer Dampfmos
fdtne a%n9ebalten, apelde an elmer Sob
lensrube fanb.i Nber letn aneeboyenee
@enie seiste ii& i9cn fritz IN Der 81
ftneunB Don 0erbe1erunser an Dem
pumpwert Der Maf9tne unp fibrte ibn
lebr balp auf pas 9sbtet Der Me6auif,
no er @ewalttses ;u leiften berufen
mar. Die Spee, cine Dampfmal&ine
ber3ufeuen;'o Die nt@t bios fG ielber auf
S@ienen fortbewest ~fonoern aud nod
etne Neibe anperer Baset1 fortl6leppen
fam, 1T san3 feline eteens. Greili6
Uurbe er BON ben @elebrteu letner Belt
ftr etnen pbantaten erfldrt, als er rem
plan barle9te, cine iol1e Babn rebf
Soecmcttpe bauen 3u .wpQen, rpel&e in
Der Stunee 3ebn enslii9e Me'len, circa
q beutl&e Netlen 3uridlesen Ioae.
Absr gum Slid fit unler 3eitaltsr bait
ten eamule fHcn In England ni6t pie
Of1eteuen 0e!ebrten unp bic Ndnntr
Der R%eSterun9, fenoern pripat . @e1eus
i@oftst1 iber Dieie plane So sntiGeipen
ullo eisle faBten mad ben erfsn elldlis
@sn 3eriu&en 0ertrauei, su oem0enis
eee fabnen grlnesrs unD butten rie
Greuoe, bereits pte erfe 2ocumOtipe
NIT elmer GabrSel@wtnoisteit pom is
ensltl@ea Meilen In Der Stunee per.
uirfIt@t 3u iebeu. Die GrRnouna
Stepbenlon's 1T ~ elmer @eItsgrcber,
uns SewOroea. Daruut iet 5eines Na,
mems in pollen gbren seea9t.
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..Eautsrs GSanseltum" na&sebtlpet lein
fOaeu.--3u Dem ciesidbrisen &scrutens
Contingent. oas fdr sars &ublanp auf
100000 Nann beftimmt IN, baben biz
pclnil&en prcoin;sn bic perbdltnies
mdsis etrras bod eeesifsne 3abl BON
ALIAS Nann su fteusn.-Sn Mosfau
berettet bic b6bere Iamennslt Sum
SeRen Der iapilapilden S%nlursenten
eiuen "flaoii6en Mastenbau" Dor. auf
pelGem bic Gbeilnsbmer MIR in lIauis
f&eu NutiOnalsG Ofumen erl6einen unc
nut fIaSiIte NationaItdn;e aufsefabrt
tpercer lolen.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
Beeoher Busy. n

ABSURD BuMoRs-BETs ON THE YER
DIcT-wHRN THE TRIAL MANY TER
INMATE.
BROOKLYN, March 19.-Mr. Bceeher
continues busily engaged in tho pre-
paration of his line of evidence for the
defense, He spends but little time in
court-in fact, no more than is noces.
sary to sec his faithful wife seated and
comfortably settled In her usual place
after the opening Of the morning and
evening session. There are all sorts of
absurd rumors in circulation in the in
terest OF the defendant, one of which
Is that tho counsel for the plaintiff &C IN
template abandoning the case, as they
have not been paid for their services.
The lawyers Indignantly deny the re-
port, however, and will continue TO
stand by their client to the last. The
end of tho trial may be looked for
about April Is. Bets are offered In
favor Of verdict Of acquittal. The
crowd continues undated, all sittings
being occupied.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the E,.
tate, the deceased must present the sam.
daly attsstsd 10 the Administraior' an ssuas as
before February eth. 1876, or abide the Act
Of Assembly In such ease made and nrov;Sel'
WILLIAM B. LYMAN.
Msnn0sidispA Del. AisSisssss.:S,. 'iseb.seS.ss,:.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
,hEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
skcoND ST. : Doors WEST of MARKET

skcoND ST.. pQoRs WEST of MARKET
The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends aud the public that he has on hand =
large and well selected stock OF FALL AND
WINTER BOOTS SHOES and CATERS,
suitable for ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, which are manufactured from the
eest material and made in the best manner
and viii he sold as low as the same article can
pe ootancd IN TINS or any other city. Ladies'
and gentlemen buying at my store win have
the advantage OF "a large and varied assort-
ment from " whirh to select fashionable and
neat nttlng hopt ur shoe. The public are cor
ulally invited 10 call and examine my stock
and learn my exceedingly low prices.
May2l-u JOIN N ARCOCE
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

FARM SALES IN hartford Co, Nd
The farm.of,the late Mrs. Kegich Street
OF Hartford Co, Md, has been sold as
follows:
One tract of rs acres, on the south
side of the road leading from Forest
Hill to Cooptown, to Eli Tucker, for
$45 per acre, amounting to 50, ,315. The
other tract Of 1l5 acres was purchased
by Abel A. Wilson, for $50. rs per acre,
amounting to $3,636.25.
On the llth of March, William Bur.
ham, auctioneer, sold at public sale for
Mr. Joseph Scholtield. his farm of 635
acres, situated near Forest Hill, to John
to Kilroy, for 81, 400.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
A Ship of Iron and Steel.
New YORK March Is.

A Swedish steamer called the Bjfrost
lRainbow), now lying at the Columbia
Stores, in Brooklyn, excites consider
able interest. She is made of Swedish
charcoal-made iron, and her beams,
framework and supports are construct
ed Of pure steel. She numbers among
her crew of twenty-four persons four
women. who act as cooks and assistant
stewards.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
Veto of the South Carolina Money.
Grabbing BiII.


s. O., March 27.-Great
excitement was caused in tho Legisla-
ture at Columbia to-day by a veto from
Gov. Chambcrlin of bill to. liquidate
the floating debt of the State. The
Governor says the response given by
the Legislature to his efforts to enforce
a policy Of rigid economy has not met
his expectations. The passage of the
legislative appropriation act and IN un.
limited amount of questionable claims,
and the failure to pass the bill to re-
ducc salaries, have rendered it impos.
siblc for him to consent to add ono dol
lar TO tho weight OF taxation which now
oppresses the people, and he would re-
gard the approval Of this act rs an act
OF objectionable injustice to all those
whose interests he is sworn to protect.
The aggregate taxation is now withou.
precedent and without justification. A
vast majority Of the claims embraced
In the bill are unpaid legislative certi-
ficates, which have been made to cover
vast frauds. These claims as whole do
not, In his opinion, constitute valid
obligation of the State, and tho COM
mission as a whole, he Is reluctantly
compelled to say, does not command
his confidence for the work assigned
them nor the confidence of tho public.
For these reasons he withholds his ap.
proval of tho bill. Long and angry
debate followed the reading of the mes
sage. Several prominent colored re-
presentatives denounced tho Governor
bitterly. No vote was reached, but the
indications arc that the conservatives,
aided by reform republicans, will bo
able to sustain tho veto.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

WANTED--A situation to learn tho p,u
Ing business, by young man who ha
Address, GEoRaE F.1tsTr nuI
anAs'W Newark Del
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

SILk UMBRELLAS.
- A large assortment of Umbrellas, made
TO order by VIM. A. Drown & Co., suitable for
hristmas presents, Just opened.
WM ID. SHARP,
Ath and Market Sta
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
NOTICE.
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

New Castle County. Feb. sfh. 1874
Upon the application of VIM, r. LYMAN.
Administrator OF Lewis c. Lyman, late OF
White clay Creek Hundred, in said Countyi
Register that Administrator aforesaid. give
notice of the granting of LetteIs OF Admins
tration upon the Estate OF the deceased. with
yertisements to be posted within forty dsxs
from the date of such Letters, in sir q it,
most public piaces. of the County o New
Castle, recurring all persons having dema ands
against the Estate, to present the same. or
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such ease made
and provided. Aud also cause the same 10 he
inserted within the same period in the Da;IS
Gazette, q newspaper published in VIII
weeks, q. o. d. 'ee
f~~1 Given under the hand and Seal Of
lbs. once OF the Rsgister Aforesaid, al
aforesaid, the day and yea, aboye writer
s. G. BIGGS, Rerisisr
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
LINES OF TRAVEL.
nHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON b BAL
III TIMORE RAILROAD. fr
SEPTEMBER 2sth. ls1A

obA Aoths AotA
Trains leave Wilmington rs follows for
Philadelphia and itermediate stations, 0b0,
$40. $50. 1880, a. m. 400. 400. 7s0 $50.
y. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.sl, q. M !;
l2.17, l2.i2, b.42 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l2.Sa,
1902, q. m. b.20, p. m.
baltimore and Washington, l2.5s, e.OS, 1909,
a. m. 1906, LIS, b.20, ITO, y. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, SOC, 1910. a. m. Las, go
d. m.
Harrington and Intermediate stations, 500
1cl0, H. IN. 60, n. IN.
Delmnr and intermediate stati 90 500, 10. 10,
IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Hphiladelphla and intermediate stations 400,
d.30. p. IN.
philadelphia and New York, l.sl, n. m.
Baltimore and Washington. i2.a2, a0s
IN.
For further Information passengers are re.
. ferred to the time tables posted at the depot
II. n. kENNEY. SuperintendentN -
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ICE DEALERS.

30 pounds and over at II cent per pound.
100 and over at 40 cts. per 100 pounds.
lCB by the ton at lower rates.
Although these prices are VERY Low, we
do not propose to be undersold.
Above prices date from January LIST,
mar4tt PU5EY d hlCk.
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one per centum. The number Of vessels built was
Bureau Of Statistics since July 1 TO November 10,
amounts to i4s, ,ll5 tons OF this number, sixty,
over; forty-hye Of 1000 tons and over; three of
1000, and two of 1000 tons, each, with an agyre-
gate tonnage Of 100, 20 tons. 41
REVENUE MARINE.
The past year is the first Of the administration
of this branch Of the public service with the ad-
vantage Of the completion Of the reorganization
begun four years ago. The improvement resulting
from this reorganization more than equals all that
which proposed the plan does not indicate that any
other benefit was expected than areduction OF the
expenses of the service. The result shows, how
was anticipated, but the attainment Of q much
higher degree Of efficiency than characterized the
sr snnnaI M cds ~ maintainiD% ths sepyce when
the reorganization should be accomplished, at
$943, esq The expenditure Of the last fiscal year
was s69I 500 So an amount considerably lower than
that Of any previous year since separate accounts
of expenditure for the maintenance Of this service
have been kept, and about 100000 less than the
average annual expenditure previous to the oegin-
ming of the reorganization.
One of the chief means bv which this reduction
has been accomplished is the substitution Of small
and swim light-draught steamers and small sloops
for the larger steamers and unseryiceable schoon-
ers formerly in use, change which, through the
greater speed of the new vessels, their ability to
navigate bays, inlets, bayous, and other waters
Inaccessible to the old ones, and their especial
adaptation for rendering assistance to distressed
vessels, has greatly enhanced the usefulness Of
the service.
The revenue vessels designated by the Presi-
dent for winter cruising, under the act of Decem-
Der p, 1887. were especially serviceable in the
humane work Of assisting vessels in distress
during the last winter. Throughout the month Of
February the marine columns of the principal
commercial newspapers contained daily accounts
of such relief administered to suffering vessels.
The general services performed by revenue YES
sells during the last fiscal year may be summarized
follows: Number of vessels in distress assisted,
1876: number of lives saved, 81; number Of vessels
seized or reported for violation of law, 1,245;
number of vessels boarded and examined, 2, rs;
number of miles sailed, los, HI.
Besides the above, various services Of special
nature have been rendered, such as conveying out
fits and supplies to lifesaving stations and assist
ing the operations of the Navy.
A comparison Of the foregoing exhibit, with the
following statement of services performed by the
revenue vessels during the ten years preceding
the reorganization, strikingly illustrates the rela-
tive Advancement Of the service in efficiency:
Statement of services performed byreuenue resseis
during the period from 1851 TO 1870, Inclusive.
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covered into the Treasury. ......... s2oslo,c5c "A
Awarded to claimants by Court Of
Claims under the Of March Y,
1Se3..................s11 I'll, ,3is,247 70
Paid to claimantsby the
Secretary of Treas
ury under the act Of
May IS, ls72.. .......... 1sq,s5s is
Paid on judgments
against Treasury
agents under act of .l
July p, 1855. 39,lsS II
Paid under various re-
lief acts Of Congress. 20, go 81
Disbursed for expenses
under joint resolution
Of March 80, ises...... 5000 90
Total. n,s7io45 Il
Which, deducted from the total
baanee Of........... fe...eu aDo.e, . sOsssn 30
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