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The New York herald., 1875-10-22
THE MCULLoCH TRIAL.

Tne farcc OF the Mccuooh trial was again up before
the Board Of Police Commissioners yesterday. The
prosecuting witness David j. Twohy on crossexamina-
uon yesterday, canddly admitted that he had mover
seen panel house. and judged that the houses in ques
ton Of that character only bv bearing nersons
say So ~ reference 70 the assault made upon him. he
has on dlnerent occasions, summoned large numbers or
Witnesses who testify when they take the stand that
they know nothing whatever about the matter After
hearing the testimony Of about Witnesses Yesterday
whose evidence nad no bearing on tho ISSUE the board
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
FIRES IN RRooKLYN.

The frame house, No IS Franklin avenue owned by
william Kelly wos yesterday fred BY an incendiary
and damaged TO the amount OF $3.50; insured the
Phenix Company.
fire yesterday afternoon In the house OF Isaac
Leyyson, No 229 Myrtle avenue causing damage Of
Sou Tha hse was caused hy defective auA
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

YOUNG LADY SUES HER sTEpFATHER ron
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES.
Judge Nelson Of the Brooklyn City Court has issued
an order for the arrest OF Charles Contre propre-
tor Of hair emporium Fulton street, on complaint
OF Miss Adeine L. Rose who has brought suit against
hun for breach Of promise She claims $40, 600 dam
ages In her affidavit she states that the defendant Is
her sepfather and that her mother Is dead Contrel
states his that be is ready TO marry the plain
pG NJ any time, lie wasarTested,
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

son RuIissn. 3 DNoN SIXTH TO n LOUISE daughter o.
William Negus
sSEcKsER-ALLIRS the Church Of the Holy
Saviour on Wednesday evening October 20, by the
Rev Thomas Gallaudet j. d., Mr. WILLIAM i. sNEcK-
Julien Z Alien
ToBEY-DAus saugertcs. on "Wednesday, October
90 by the Rev h c. Julien, assisted BY the Rev Mr.
See ROBERT g. ToBEY Of New Bedford, Mass, "a
AMELIA A. X. DAVIS Of New York city.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
THE CANAL BOARD.
State Treasurer RaineS in Answer to the
Investigating Commission.
SEVERE REFLECTIONS ON THE REPORT.
The Attorney General on a Misfor-
tune of the Commission.
THE YATES-BABCOCK CHARGES.

ALBANY, Oct q, 1875
The Canal Board, in their visit TO the work on the
canal near West Troy made eight testsopen-
ing walls 4x6 feet-and in case the spechca-
tions complied with Although the walls in majority
Of found to be good, in cases the
cement poor, and in others 1t was very hard
they opened wall at the West Troy weigh lock- built
twenty-five years ago and not repaired since, which
found TO be OF inferior class OF work compared
with that done under the present engineers The
Willard Johnson contract work visited and pro-
aounced by the State Engineer to be good piece or
work, though, in the opinion OF of the members
Sf the Board, an unnecessary expense had been in
curred.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
A STRANGE BREACH OF PROMISE.

OCTOBER q, 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

Indian Commissioner Smith calls special
attention Tin an Associated Press dispatch
from this city, to that feature Of the report
of the Red Cloud commission which Shows
that they were only able to find frauds
amounting TO not exceeding $1,000 to a 900
in disbursements amounting to over ST.
3OO,OOO- Did Commissioner Smith overlook
another feature of that report, in which the
Investigators say they 'met with many
transactions marked by a want of that vigil
lance, astuteness, and decision of character
which should belong 10 the head of the In
dian buTeau?' The Springfield Republican.
commenting on the report, says: Indian
Commissioner Smith is sat down upon very
heavily; the judgment expressed of him is
that he was welI-meaning but incompetent;
that he neglected plain duties and failed to
carry cut laws"
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twill be source OF satisfaction to the
friends and relatives of persons fatally in
jured on railroads to know that Mr. Charles
Francis Adams, jr., says in the Atlantic
Monthly that STEW lives are so juiiciously
expended as those of the unfortunate victims
OF railroad accidents" He argues that every
life thus lost directs attention 10 the cause
that led TO IL, and new appliances are in
vented, new precautions are imposed, and
greater and more watchful care is incul-
Gated. The statement is made that the num-
Der of persons killed by railroad accidents
materially decreases yearly. 10 is to be
hoped that reliable statistics bear out this
assertion. Even If il be true. perfection In
the management of railroad trains cannot be
hoped for in the near future, and by the
time 1t is attained thousands OF lives will
have been sacrificed.
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Elsewhere in THE STAR will be found the
first instalment OF some readable notes of a
recent trip to the Allegheny mountains and
the famous "Blue Grass region" OF Ken
lucky. The readers OF The STAR are in
debted to the Observant eye and ready pen
of one OF our leading physicians for these in
terestiDg "notes, !" as they will have guessed
by the initials.
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1t is TO be hoped that the jackson Demo-
cratic Association don't mean to re- establish
their old STAR title of Dem Jacks, but their
proceedings last night look like it,
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On Monday next an election will be held
in Oregon 10 I'LL Congressional vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. La Dow. demo
crat, who was elected by plurality vote a
year ago, there being three candidates and
an actual majority OF about 5000 votes
against him. This year also there are three
contestants, Warren, rep, Lane, dem, and
Whitney, ind. On the same day Colorado
Will hold an election 70 choose delegates TO a
convention which is to form a constitution
which is prerequisite to her admission
into the Union as a state on the 4th of July,
1876. Congress, IL will be remembered, at its
last session agreed TO the admission of Colo
RADIO on the date named. On the 3Oth inst.
Missouri votes for or against the ratification
OF the new constitution adopted by the con-
vention which was held last summer. Conn
psratively speaking these elections are I'M
important, and are mere skirmishes prelim-
mary to the exciting contests which will
take place in nearly a dozea of the larger
states on the ID of November.
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They do say that Dom Piatt just sat down
and howled when he heard OF Chambers
appointment.
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PERSONAL.
A S I X q L o C Y +.

AsTRoL oGY
6fADANE Ross.
This cti-brAted Lady AsiTOlOsis; and Healing ne
dlUn csL De cuLauit.d 30 30. 20l ID street, corner
OF %. northwest. She has no superior In deiuest-
iLs the Pat, Present and Future. In love or bus-
nets her sayice IL invaluable, describing your
friencs, pointing out your enemies and Informing
yo1 - the sure 20 success in al undertakings.
lenaen. eleO. sepl1
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

have alyeys on hand laree end Escorted sscck
PM, OAK and HIok oRT WOOD in the sick, or
sawed and SPLIT, all kept under cover.
Having the control Of several brands Of Importe1
And Domestic CkMENre and CALCIHKD eLAs-
Jass, snd hsrdline yearly many millions Of 81
COB LATHe, am In condition 90 al orders % any
character In my line With dispatch end ndeiifv &C
Wholesale and rsfail, upon tsrnas that DIV ipe-
tttion.
Central Ofice-623 Louisianr ..
Branch Yard-lrt st.. bet. . t.1-ss.
WbArf-root Of ID street south -.
ocf3l-ly WI. GOlnAkD.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OsT-On Saturday night, the 10th. SETTER
IL DOG, with drsb ground, large black ~
black ears, name JACK. A suitable reward y III Oe
paid IL brU ueht Q No 3I5 llih ct s. .. 1t.
/ 0sT;Tson eShese on reSpsylvsnia avenue, =
Lilies II the Valley. A suitable ward will be
paid by leaving II at The q. b. Marshsl's offce,
Court House. oct2l 81
IL Numbered 3, for One thousand Dollars, bear
ipg seven per cent interest issued by rhe Washing
ton and Geor setoWn Railroad Company. Appics-
tiop has been made to the company Tor renewal Of
the same. octzl-t'
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALH-HoRSE and PHErON, horse six
j. year. old, gentle and :ound, stands
Apply q TLEMIEGB Livery stable, u 02
street, between ~ and Ctr streets. octls 3s
FOB sALs-fyS One. l.Tss, Iouos, i!oa,grsy
1901 4k treet so1tb vest. oct1 sm 10Y
E0R eALE;Eym b sold g q bere.in,. 10 bar.
D. A. rRR1Y, PsoDles Bank,
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GOAL! cOAL!! WOOD. WOOD
CHEAP CHEAP FOR CASH.

THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
arriving daily, csrgoe- q the best varieties Ct all
kinds of COAL and WOOD.
Now il the time buy
III You would save money get GOOD a-ftcl, ana Jsf
retsh. la pounds 90 the ton, call on the under
signed before you buy.
Having two Of tine largest whsrves IN the Dissrfc,
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from vessels 90 the
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
menfs visit 20 our Wharves end Depot will con-
vince 81 glsce Of orr passed Advantages.
Good PINE WOOD delivered - loo a. % sc psr
Good OAK WOOD delivered .. Low - % 20 o.
single trial ID all that is necessary % corytno,
the public Of the above facts.-
Main once and Depot q Johnsonf Wharvss, socs
of 18th and lsth strests.
ono.- ls9s z ss s s0rsevss. .,u~
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a TnHl11 INV DIE W0RIs,
eos g STREET, MAR NINTH STREET.,
coNNBCTBD WITH
Qk ~ sTkHHf. u1A1 g oPPoslf1 PA
au1l-6
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.
IEAH: A WOMAN OF FASHION. By An
IL ME EDWARDS, 81 %.
"A b. BoTEsKS, sI2s.
Pt.TLa MAssiE: By JUSTIN ncoAsrHr,
trLSAT; STORY orIHS AMEB-
EsrBLLE: By ANNIE EDWARDS; sie.
VI CUSTER, illustrated, %.
TsHyI.,ksr.TossED: By THEo. rLros'
IiSsLIEsI' ROCKFORD: ByJ'.rrs McoAR-
OUGHT WE TO VISIT HER: By ANNIE
" kDWARDs, 81 70.
ORDEAL FOR WIVES: By ANNIE ED
~ WARDS, SlOO.
pHiLIP EARNscLIFFE: By ANNIE ED
WARDS, Sl.W.
Either Of the above sent by mail. post paid,
ceipt Of the price.
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There is some DISCUSSION going on whethe


imitation has been killed by the result in
Ohio. The Cincinnati Commercial, in a posi-
tion 10 overlook the bsttle-f I'D, holds that
though the imitation movement was a form
liable one. IL dates its downfall FROM the
Ohio canvass. The inhstionists have been
beaten without remedy, and the further they
go the stronger their sense OF defeat Will
prove. Ohio has done a great deal to eiu
cate the people Of the Mississippi valley on
this subject, and no lesson of this memorable
struggle will be lost.
The more the situation is examined, the
clearer the perception will be that Ohio Is the
key OF the position. The Pacific and Rocky
Mountain states are all for hard money. The
eastern states are hart money also. We
have thus, to begin with, the east aud the
west solid for hard money. The center was
the soft spot, and that has been hardened.
In the south tue old democratic doctrine OF
a constitutional currency still is held in ven
Grafton, and the recent experience in the con-
federate script, supplements, with tho pecIl-
lar wisdom of the school in which all learn,
the precepts of our political sagss. The
south was shaky during the Ohio canvass;
but the defeat of Allen has excited feeling
there that IL is Improbable to depart from
sound doctrine through any presumption
that temporary advantage may be gained.
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COAL AND WOOD.

WOOD. WOOD.
am new receiving all sizes OF the beet grades
COAL,
Lee" "Wnke.5srre" AID "Lccusf Mountain"
White Ash; "Lorberry" Red Ash, and "Lyksns
valley" To persons who wish 20 take advantage q
the low prices orders will be received this month
very small advance upon the original (0- easA
am also Offering st low heures prime Hickory,
cd and Pine WOOD, saved aud sPlt any length %
Rsrd and once, corner sth and B Streets south
vet; Branch YARD and Once, A street, between "a
and Sd northeast
assn w. N. MARLOW
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EREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO CASH
~ BUYERS IN BOOTS AND Shoes, suit. rf1o
able tor Fall and Winter TTsre.-Ladies' ktIl
Morocco Boots, 3 80, worth 81 rs; do. FoxedFk
Caters, 81 Is and 81 30, best for the price;
do. Plain do, 81, Sl.25 and 8 30, very cheap; 90
Grain Root, Is, real value 81 TO- do: G owe Kid,
BIS, worth 50 Is; do. P.ble Goat, Button, 81,
School ehoes, 81, IS, 81 50 and upwards: Boys
do. 81, 81 Is, 81 So, upwards; Ladies' Kid Button,
SIS 50, worth 81 so; do. French Kid Button, 81 So,
worth s.; do. Kid Laced, 81 50, worth So; Mems
and Boys COnsress Caters, S125, s 80, 81, up
to 81; Children's Shoes 81, 50, 81, rs cents, 81, up
wards. j w. SELBY, 1914 and 90 Penn. ave-,
between 10Th and D tn streets. oct15 TT
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NATIIAASSss T yIEss s1iIIoEs St aTis
The demand for these Pills has largely Increased
We therefore call public attention their merits
g neral family phy.ic; Prepared with the great
They are warranted Wholly vegetable.
Thsl afs' ealing qt tn r.. and
They start the liver in a healthy and active op
They cure bllliousness, sick headache and ,stive
They ere Invaluable for indigestion and dys-
They thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
4, They do not grippe or give pain during their &C
They are adapted for general use. Children aud
and robust Ho1s niads. they are sn always fresh
while patent pills generally are not,l and conse
S1sntiy uniformly effectual. Price, Is cents per
ARTHUR NAffANS, Pharmacist.
oct2l-r Corner I'd and d streets northwest
TEACHER OF TIE GREAT. FRENCH sYs
come a Professional Gutter and Trimmer by learn
ing this great FRENCH system. One hundred yard.
at rvs 18th street northwest, bet G and a. ols ST
s.T HE MUIR 3 cry"
The best Juvenile Magazine published especially
for young children, and finely Illustrated, Issued
monthly at Boston; Ninth year Terms; Is cents
JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT,
9th and streets, the great Central Periodical, Book
and Stationery Store of Washington. octl9 I'm
II DALL's
SEVENTH ST, BILLIARD ROOM,
7TH AND G STREETS,
Opposite the Patent OFcs.
The neatest and cosest place in the city. ocl6 I'm
Glades Butter.
Thirty kegs Of fine "GLADES" BUTTER just re
ceiyed.
For sale at lowest market rates.
GEO. NJ. OYSTER Il CO.,
Center, Northern Liberty
octi66t and Eastern Markets.
lam AGAIN In THE FIELD with Fine Stock
L CT n all and Winter Clothing.
SIRAUs' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS Just the
- thing. 1O11 Penn ave.
THE ST. BERNARD SUITS are the rage this
season, at A. sTRAUS', 1011 Penn. ave.
THOSE HANDSOME NEW MARKET SUITS
for SIS, six different tyles, at
sTRACS. 1O11 Penn. ave.
SrRAUs' LEsTER WALLACK SUITS ere the
~ the nobbyest in the city, at 1011 Penn. ave.
THE d. B. FUR OvERCOAT, Silk Front for
SIS, are selling very fast, at STRAU5',
1011 Penn. ave.
STRAUs' ENGLISH wORSTED OvEROOAT
- nothin like IL in the city. 1Ol1 Penn. ave.
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RS SAVINGS BANK,
Southeast corner virxiniS and ~ street,
Be. removed TO the northeast corner Of AZ and e
ocf4-ln y. A. boswell, Treasurer
rEDUCATION FOB U.IsEss.-Larse
sPkNCEeitF WssafSGr0s BUsISE5s SOL,
life ,cholsrship. sold after Jsnns9y i, iTs. For
fsr,,eu airs call q College, corner 9TH and streets
sPkEcfR, Prssidsnt. .'' ''''a ''r'a ssr,sln n
EkoIlCEIJhe .Spr.I sl, sa p ins Tse,;
BzSK ef the b'rfet 81 c1Is0ps viii Be- s!lS 4
the Bank, the corner IF 7th street aud Loni-
Sctem6er is Between nth he hour. II oelect
m and O'Clock . IN. Of said cav.
the Bank for the first year win be read at ocl ok
.. m on the same day. All the stockholders
au'''eo 10 DC Pa ssMUHL NoRMxsr, President.
JAS 8 EDWARDS; Secretary.
Es.nU'L s : 42yhot ysIrc.
ctn-u OrprcE-srAR BUILDING.
~ cIRoULATIINSSS k kd6EARY AND READ
ROOMS OF tn. xogss x.rv CHRISTIAN
CoRSkE sTH AND sTREErs.
ally Prayer Meeting, ct MONDAY. 8, and 3
All are invited. sep12-t
HDILLIARD TABLES" FOR SALE AT ALE
H pRICE.-These Tables have been done up
with new Cushions AMI as good Tables la the
city. i0ci2l ST. AbAmsON'S, sos h street.
SkLECT De NCING ACADhMY will ,psn Dc
- tOber 70, in The First Ward, corner Of I9 a
street a. Pennsylvania avenueT under Ma ~
soIic II al. For further particulars call, or ~
-6dress MADAME LOUIS. Pa ave-, 1922 In
The best citv rFfereuces given oc.2l-3ts
CARRIAGES, CARRI.9ES, CARKINGnS-
~ NV assortment of new Fall and Win A3R7.
ter Carriages, Consisting OF Cnupes, tour txEE
aud Fix Passenger Coupe, ROckawsys, -
jump Seats. Park Pbstons, Sash Doors Top and
no Top Buggies, PhRtons. &c, is now complete
and being offered at reduced prices
AlsO, one second hand Landau and one Coupe,
which will be sold cheap.
Bepairir promptly attended to-.
r. II. GRAHAM,
oct2l 8: Repos and Factory 4IO-4 8th St NV
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
Two RENT. WITH GoC0 BOARD, ACHEER
fCL tfird strrE -Outh IA at ROOM in private
temily. ~ q IN improvements. good nciEhbO hood
lbGnlre SAs "a. OCt1 81
W Cheap and pslAiable
TASLE BOARD
Per month, week, or day
ALSO,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS,
oc:lS-Im- eiIE STREET. NV
no. 9ss street, corner 10th. % Iet-with hr-t-
class board-desirable ROOMS, en- suite OF
single: parlor always kept for the use Of guests.
EIksfCLAss BOARD in private family, with
d furnished OF unfurnished Rooms moderate
rent. 1908 Maryland avenue. sep7 2m'
RoARDIkG-ROOMs, furntshea, single OF en-
- suite. Also. furnished PARLO6S on first
floor, with or without first class table board, IN
q new house, with modern convepfsBces, oOhve-
nient 70 three lines Of street railroads. No. 12s
18th street. between q aud II northwest. auge-sms
MILLtkEE S-OOrner Of leth ana streets
w northwest, Washington, y. q. one 90 uare from
mCBlh. Transient Board, 81 per day. House
tho gblY renovated aud refurnishod.
rec ~ FFANK MIh1IEES. Proprietor.
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Glades Butter.

lam AGAIN in THE FIELD with Fine Stoc
CT Fall and Winter Clothing.
A. STRAPS, 1O11 Penn ave.
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sHERIEE,S SALE.

pY virtue of q writ of Venditioni Exponas
ID 10 me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale nd the Hotel Of Thomas D. Bradway,
in Delaware City. in Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle county. Delaware. oa
MONDAY.
THE sth DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875.
At Q o'clock. p. m,
The ollowing described Real Estate. viz:
No. 1. A lot OF land situated in ST. Georges
uundred. New Castle county, and State OF
Delaware, near Port Penn, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Adjoining lands of Dari ach Cleaver, Henry
PRICE and Dr. David Stewart, separated by n
public road containing about one hundred
acres Of land more or less, WITH house and
No.2, A lot of land situated in Port Penn,
In st. Georges hundred, New Cast o county,
Delaware, bounded on the north by Market
street. on the so 1th by William +. Cleaver, on
the east by Samuel Carpenter, and on the
west by Sarah Ann Walraven. be the same
more or less. with frame house thereon
No. 8, A lot Of land situated IN Port Penn
in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, bounded on the North by DR.
David Stewart, oh tho south by lands o
Thomas Higgins, on the east by DR.. David
Stewart, and on the west by Congress street
| be the same what may. with fran,
house thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty Of Samuel Jefferson, deceased, (Thos
| j. Craven, admr. Q. L. A. Of Samuel efferson
| dec'd,) and TO be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBsoN Sheriff.
! Sherifrs Office, New Castle,
october Is 4. ID. 1915. oct2i-2tawt
The daily gazette., 1875-10-27
COWHIDING,

HARRISBURG Oct. 26.-Considerable
excitcm, Mt was created last evening,
a little after Z o'clock, on North Third
street, between Briggs and Foster. A
young lady, feeling aggrieved at re-
marks made about her by a married
man, purchased cowhide, and sending
a messenger into q store to inform him
that he was wanted, applied the COW.
hide to his face and back, when he
stepped into the street, He made an
effort to grasp her by the throat, buI
was prevented from doing the woman
any harm by the interference of {
male relative of the aggrieved lady
The quarrel arose, we understand, from
some unhappy neighborhood quarrels
A suit cor assault and battery and ,
counter suit for SANDER will probabl,
end the matter.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-27

WAR VESSELS ON THE NORTH ATTAIN
TIC SrAvIoN.-Some forty United States
war vessels of all classes are now at va
rious ports on the North Atlantic sta
ton, and the circumstance gives rise to
the often suggested rumors of some for
midable emergency in connection with
Cuba. This so-called concentration of
war vessels includes two wooden ships
out of commission. all of the iron-clads
which are always on the station, eight
vessels in the docks fitting for sea, two
or more receiving ships, and all of the
smaller class, such as the Dispatch and
Tallapoosa. A special dispatch to the
New York Herald credits prominent
officers" at Washington with the belief
that IAN important movement IN cuban
affairs at an early day after the assem-
bling of Congress.
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FITS CURED EREEi2
-l1
ANY person suffering from the above dby
ease is requested to address DR. PRICE. and
q trial bottle of medicine will be forV ar leo
by express.
n The only costlbeing the. Express chargtTs,
hioh owing tc NV large business. are small
lis OR EPlLEPSi
s-stu iy for years. aud he villewarrant cur
bythe use OF his remedv.
Do not fail TO send TO hi n.for trial hottie'
it'costs NOTHING. and he
EILL CURE fOC:
M m after how long standing your case may
bs. or how many other remedies may nave
hiled. w,.h,
JREF TRIAL BOTTLK.
BE particular to give your Exprsss' q "ei'
aa yn,,r Post Once direction. and
| DIR. CHAS. T. pR ICE.
li.rIl 1ydklv al william st. New
L
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SuEREFF,s SALES.

10y virtue of a writ OF Plus. Levari Fac! as
Is to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kent by George W ortlip in the city of Will
m,pgt IN, New Castle coun y. Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
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Fashlplatle Furniture.
J. & J. ". HARTMAN.
No. $40 Kin 5treer

IN WILMINGTON. DEL:
SO. ~F71SSss
sac&a3 We respectfully ir-Jr'n tho oitl.
s~-fS Lens OF Wilmington aAl .he sur.
~Zl. rounding country that we c,.:inu,
s3tKs4ato manufacture and keep on hand a
our large and long establishes warerooms
Furniture Of every variety and style. con
sisting of Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnu
Eurniture suitable for parlor. ) lining room
and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture s larger anc
more varied than can be found in Delaware
and all articles sold afour establish msnt arr
warranted as represented.
Venitiar. Blinds Of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and cons tsnt
u keop 6 largeasortment of Spring ",'-
Moss and Husk Mattresses
J. d j. N. HARMAN,
~ 4lo King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-27

The Western Methodist has invented
a new name for an old lady; 1t calls her q
"matriarch.
The increase of attendance this year IN
the public schools of Virginia amounts
b l6 900 over last year.
What England importing our calicoes 2
The prints of America will soon be as pop
ular there as the Prince of Wales is.