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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

This immense theatre was filed TO overnowing
last night on the occasion OF the production OF
the new spectacular play, "Ahmed,n about which
the public has heard q good deal TOR some
time past. In many respects all that
was promised in It's regard by the
management has been fulfilled so far as it Is
spectacle 1T Is success, but the dramatic interest
is wofuy meagre. 1t lacks the poetry of the
French ryerie, and has no flesh and blood inter-
est to support the series of truly splendid taoleaux
which are strung together without any necessary
or logical sequence. The original story upon
which the new spectacle was based has been
almost wholly lost sight OF in tho anxiety OF the
authoress to produce striking and brilliant effects.
The story treats OF the adventures of Ahmed,
Prince OF Granada, who, having been Kept q
prisoner until he arrived to manhood. makes his
escape IN order TO proceed to Toledo, under the
guidance oil an owl and parrot, TO contend IN
knigntiy lists for the hand OF TIT Christian Prn.
cess. or course, TO achieve success ana surmount
the numerous obstacles that lie Ill MS
path there Is need OF supernatural agencies
These are supplied by good spirits; one Ackoar
the familiar slave OF the King known TO all readers
! g EastsTn tales. the other, Gelva the spirit OF
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MR.. BEECHER ON THE STAND.

Last evening az late hour, after a long con.
sultation with Messrs. Evarts Porter and shear
man, at the residence OF Mr.. Beecher. 1t was
decided to put MIR. Beecher on the witness
stand this morning This was done on account
of the absence OF several witnesses who the
counsel had intended to examine previous to Mr..
Beecher. The non-cross examination of wit.
nesses by the PLAINTIFFS counsel also forced this
conclusion.
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A M u S E M E N T S.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC ENGLISH OPERA.

ACADEM1 OF MUSIC --ENGIISH OPEKA.
The Kellogg English Opera Company commenced
the last week OF their iali and winter season last
night at the Academy OF Music. The house was
crowded, the opera being Bales bohemian
Girl" perennial iavorIte. Miss Kellogg appeared
as Airline aud gave lndisputable evidence That her
recent lndispositlon has not roboed her voice OF
any OF its charms. The same beautiful, well bal
anced tone, sympathetic expression and artistic
finlsn in singing gave the title role all the at-
tractlveness IN the rendering that is calcu.
lated 20 perpetuate the popularity OF
Bales cher d'Uucre. The various melodies
with when the role OF Airline is embellishea and
which are now sung over the world, received at
Miss Keogg's hands that completeness OF render
log tnat might be expected from an artist VINO
has enjoyed such an extensive experience on the
lyric stage, united to remarkable natural talents.
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RELIGION IN ENGLAND.

THE AMERICAN REvIvALIsTs ABOUT TO MOVE
TO THE EAST END OF LoNDoN-THE IRISH
IN LIVERPOOL DEMONSTRATE AGAINST THE
MISSIONARIES.
LONDON, March 90. 1875.
Messrs Moody and Sankey, the American re-
vtvalists. announce that they will quit Agricul-
tural Hall alter this week and open regular mis-
sions In the East End
THE IRISH STUBBORN AGAINST THE WORD.
Revival preachers who opened movement In
Liverpool Yesterday were stoned in the Irish
quarter OF the city.
The AMERICAN REvIvALIsTs AT WORK IN
LIvERPooL-Two THOUSAND CHRISTIAN con-
vERTs IN THE CONGREGATION.
LONDON, March 30--5 80 A. NJ.
Mr. Moody preached to an Immense gathering
In Liverpool yesterday. Among the audience
were 1000 persons VINO were converted during q
former visit OF the revivalist.
THE GOOD WORK IN IsLINGToN.
MIR. Taylor, OF Massachusetts, delivered q SER
mon at Agricultural Hall, Islington, last night, in
the absence OF Mr.. Moody.
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SPAIN.

EHE NATIONAL POLICY TOWARD THE xxILED
BoURBoNs-THE Ex-QUEEN isabella CANNOT
VISIT HER SON.
PARIS, March 20, 1878.
The Duke de Montpenser, having applied 10
the Marquis de Molinos the Spanish Ambassador,
TOR passport to Spain, the Marquis declined to
grant 1t.
REASONS OF STATE.
The reason alleged Tor the refusal was that II a
passport was given to the Duke de Montpensier
ex.Queen Isabella would deem herself equally entl-
tied 10 one and he added that the Madrid govern
ment considered her return to spain inoppor-
tune.u
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THE uIppODROME.

The bill OF fare given at the Hipp6urome last
evening was certainly not lacking IN length, and
IN point OF quality 1t was as varied as the most
exactng lover OF amusement could have desired.
Indeed, the attractions were perfectly bewilder.
ing There were two and tour horse chariot races
in which the lady drivers showed themselves to be
as expert IN handling the relnS as they were tear.
less IN the struggle Tor the victory; standing
races, shetland pony races and an interesting
Illustration OF Indian lie, in which big anu little
Indians at one time made themselves peculiarly
terrific IN the eyes OF the youngsters "rhe Feto
at Pekin' was also given.
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Gu BA.

BATTLE WITH AN INsURGENT CAVALRY FORCE
THE NAVAL FLAG OF HOLLAND IN PORT AT
HAVANA.
HAVANA March 90, 1875.
II is officially announced that SEQ mounted in
surgents were on Thursday last repulsed between
Calabazar and Encrucijada while attempting to
enter the jurisdiction Of Sagua.
THE NAVAL FLAG OF HOLLAND.
A fleet OF three Dutch war vessels arrived here
to-day.
NEGRO INCENDLARIEs ARRESTED AND EXECUTED.
HAVANA, March %, 1875.
On the 10th inst ten negroes were caught in the
act Of setting fire to sugar estate in the vicinity
OF Sagua.
They were ordered to be shot, and were exc.
cuted by the authorities the same day.
THE SPANISH BANK IN HA-
VANA.
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M. QUINET'S GRAVE.

THE FRENCH AUTHOR AND RADICAL REFoRMER
BURIED IN THE PRESENCE OF THE PEOPLE
POPULAR AGITATION.
PARIS, March 90. 1875.
The funeral OF N. Qulnet took place to-day.
Victor Hugo and M. Gambetta delivered orations
At the grave. The crowd was immense and there
was some disorder.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON. March 90, 1875.
The usual Easter festivities were INDUCED IN to.
day. here and elsewhere in the country.
The weather was splendid
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roRGEns ARREsTED--CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
HAVANA, March 90, 1875.
The police have arrested the remaining mem.
bers OF the band engaged in countereltng notes
OF the Spanish Bank. One OF the party was sur
pIlsed while signing the bills, and another while
attempting TO dispose OF them. Counterfets to
the amount of s3O.OUO were seized.
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CONDITION OF THE HUDSON.

THE ICE MELTING, BUT STILL FIRM.
POUGHXEEsIE, n. Y, March 20, 1875.
The ice in the Hudson has wasted rapidly for
three or four days past, but the river is still
firmly brldgeu as far south as Sing Sing.
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFORMITIES
successfully treated by Dr. > N. MARSH principal Of
the late firm of Marsh & Coz ut his Old office, No.
Ncsey street Aston House, opposite st Pauls church.
No connection with ANY other Office in this city.
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IRON HOOP SPRING 1RUSSES WE'RE THE
OF rupturcd from Cspzar's time until the.
fortunate invention OF the Elastic Truss 6ss Broadway
which always cures rupture.
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS. BELTS, KNEE
Caps. Abdominal supporters Suspe nsor, BandageS
Shoulder and Clutches, MARShs Truss Oiice
No. = Ncsey street. Lady in attendance.
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CLOSE OBSERVERS OF HUMANITARIAN TEN
denotes have noticed that nothing is common
among the working classes male aud female as Old
ulcers which resist all ordinary applications for theF
removal GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP Will neal them. sold
everywhere. Depot CRlfrENTON'S, NO. Sixth av.
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sTEINwAY HALL--ORAToIIO OF SAMSON.
The accomplished director OF the Oratorlo So.
ciety, Dr. Leopold Damrosch, had benent
rendered to him last night by the society which he
organized, brought up to high standard OF train.
ing and placed in position whence many great
artlstic triumphs may be expected. The work
chosen for the occasion was Handel's samson"
not by any means the most attractive OF the great
masters works. The principal choral numbers,
"rhen round about the starry throne"
and Fixed His everlasting seat" displayed
TO the best possible advantage the excellent
nldtetGl OF the society. The quality OF the voices
Is fresh and full OF fire. ana the evidence OF careful
renearsas was shown In the promptness OF attack,
precision OF rendering aud obedience to the con-
ductor's baton. The soloists were Mrs. Imogene
Brown and Miss Harriet L. Bedloe sopranI; Miss
Anna Drasdil, contralto; Mr.. BischoT. te@ : X :
Mr.. Remmertz basso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30

A.-GENTLEMEN WHO. APPRECIATE A FINE
HAT light HAT and HAT of magnificent proportions,
invited TO examine the sDfing style Just introduced
by ESPENSCHElD. Manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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MANY SUFFER FROM COUGHS AND COLDS
They should use WIsrARs BALsAM WILD CHERRY. Soc
ana 81 a bottle; large bottles much the cheaper.
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HEALTH LIFT, $50 FIFTH AVENUE. BETWEEN
Twenty second and Twcntvth third strects-Ecg ant
rooms; best of care Refer TO CYRUS W. Field. &C.
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FRAGRANT SOZODONT.-THIS PEERLESS
dcntifrice hardcns the gums swcetcns the breath
ceanses and preserves the teeth youth TO old age
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A.-EVERDELL, 302 MISUNDERSTANDING
Cards. Ball Cards Monograms ana foreign Note Paper,
Crests ana Orders OF Dancing Established lSi0.
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NOW is THE SEASON FOR THE PURCHASE
OF your spring HAT and gentlemen Will find perfect
and satisfactory fabric at the popular kNOX'S 2l1
Broadway and in his Finn Avenue Hotel store. Whole
sale dealers supplied at No. 2i2 Broadway
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good, corresponding 10 the good fairy in the pan.
dom'mes. D'veues. the sp,rt OF revenge. ana
ture ana work a good zeal OF petty annoyances TO
the adventurous Prince. II II were not for the
sews the tabeaux together the spectacle would
be enjoyable, out the lnterminable talkee, takes
scenes Is exceedingly tlresome. This defect
easily be removed by .,. prompt and ener.
fusion OF little more action into
the 'front.' scenes The weight OF the action falls
at present on Ahmed and Two birds, Philosopher
an aged OWL and Foperrlna. well bred
10 make these birds say some very Sc,
we're things about society. but either the
muse broke Gown or Inc intention was
abandoned. At least we did not eaten any very
smartng or sarcastic remarks. except the repeti.
'tion of The famous words OF General Grant, ''Let
us have peace.n THIS was very appropriate, be-
cause IL was what every one was thinking about
the people on the stage anu their endless COM
monplace chatter. We verify believe That
Ahmed gwen without words, after the manner OF
than in It's present form, because the beauty OF
this scenery ana the richness and artistic quality
OF the mountngs would by themselves command
large share OF popular favor II they were not
heavily weighted down with words-words. The
pleasant features undoubtedly are the scenic and
ballet effects, witch Tor brllhancy, grace and
artistic design, deserve 10 rank with the best pro
OF er ne n TINS sce e sy a:
lsh castle and the mountains OF Grenada
seen IN The distance. One OF the most truly
artistic have ever seen on any stage
and which reflects infinite credit on the artist,
Matt Morgan, under whose direction the scenic
effects were prepared. The tournament scene In
the second act and larry cave scene
In the third were also very beautiful
ana won instant recognition from the immense
audience. The next important feature is the
pallet, which mas neen carefully SELECTED and y
little TO be said of the actors. They nave not
much TO do, and If we except Mr.. Atkins.
who plays the part OF Foperlna, the well
bred parrot, with real humor, they do not seem
capable OF lending any force 10 the very slender
parts intrusted to them Ii is due to MIR. At.
kns to say that he saved the piece from
falling nat IN the first act and, though the
enOrt seemed to exhaust all his originality,
he did good service. Notwithstanding the
want OF an interesting plot, "Ahmed" might hope
TO OBTAIN large amount OF public favor by the
brilliancy and beauty OF its artistic effects II the
unnecessary Dialogue were reformed and the
action OF the piece quckened. There was
good deal OF honest enthusiasm displayed last
night, IN spite OF all drawbacks ballet per.
formed by iour little girls miniature coryphees,
made a genuine success and was rapturously
encored
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Al.-FURNITURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly
CO.'S advertisement.
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THE RIVER AT ALBANY RISING.

ALBANY
ALBANY, n. V, March 90 1875
The water IN the river has risen again several
incnes and in some places is up to the top OF the
docks; but the ice Is very heavy and strong,
allowing teams to cross IN perfect safety.
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BowERY THEATRE-''ARoUND THE WORLD IN
EIGHTY DAYS"

After weeks OF preparation and at q great ex-
pense OF time and outlay or money Manager Ere.
ligh produced the grand spectacular drama OF
"Around the World In Eighty Days" translated
and adapted from Jules Vernes sensational story
OF the same name. For first night the working
OF the scenery and the whole machinery OF the
stage went exceedingly well. The first
scene opens IN Lonaon, and in panoramic
order scene after scene succeeds, Civ.
Ing pictures OF lie, manners, habits ana customs
IN England. Egypt, on the Suez Canal at Calcutta,
in the Island OF Borneo, in California, on the
Pains among the Indians. over the Pacific Rail-
road, on shlppoard and back again in England.
The play closely follows the story or the
French author throughout. The cast requires
large number OF artists, and among those
whose acting attracted the applause OF
were Mrs. Jones, Miss SacKett and Miss saldee
Montgomery Mr. Edwin +. rnorne payed The
part OF Jonn Archibald. American gentleman
on his travels, with SIKH, intelligence and hearty
good humOr, and made uecioed impression BY
his good acting. Mr.. Marston, the servant OF
Mr.. FOgg, was uprOariously lunny and ''tOOE"
with the BOYS, and the remainder OF the cast
Quilted themselves With commendable Skill Tne
house was crowded to excess ana, although the
curtain did not lal, until long alter Midnight, the
audience remained until the end. me play mas
proved big success, and from present indications
will Eold the stage OF Old Drury Tor good long
run.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.
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POMEROY'S FINGER PADS AND WATER PADS
for Rnp;ures 10y tar the best in IA Broad ~,
-
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ntCK'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF 36,4,2 RECEIPTS AND
- PROCESSES. Price s.. sent free of postage.
specimen index mailed free DICK FITz0kKAL0
Publishers u Ann street. New York
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THE ASTOUNDING EFFICACY OF THE EAU
MERvEIILEUsE Incompatible bcautiher the com.
pleNion has been instantly recognized by the elite
cicty. IT only be Obtained from the proprietor and
paentec, LEON DUMAS, No. West Twenty nth street.
WIGS. TOUPEES, &C-G RAUCHFUSS. PRAC.
teal Wigmaker and Importer of Human Hair. A East
twelfth street, near Broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A SIS WILL SECURE TIE MOST VALUABLE
IA. compendium OF beautiful tancies that has been
published In many years Il. e.. De fonllnc's 'Cyco-
pcdia OF the Best Thoughts of Charles Dickens" PuO-
by all booksellers
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NEW PHYSIoGNOMf; OR. SIGNS OF CHARAQ
~. seen in Temperament &C. with loo IL.
Illustrations Price, paper muslin, 50; cali, s.; turkey
morocco. full gilt $40 sent first post, by ). *. WELLS
New York.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
4 Monster Steer,

y California paper says 4 gentleman
nared George Miller mas arrived ar
Ashland, Oregon, from Lost river, in
the klamHth Lake section, with the
largest seer ever exhibited, which
astonishcd the people of Ashland, as it
will all others who see the animal. He
calls him the Lost River Ranger" is
nineteen hands high, twenty feet from
tip to tip, and is ce'culaled to weigh
when fat 5000 pounds.
MIR Miller is ON his way 10 the State
Fair, at Salam, Oregon, and will stop
at Ashland few days TO give him rest
as his feet are quite sore in making the
trip from Lost river. dc is certainly
the largest animal witnessed next to
the elephant. Mr. Miller also intends
taking him to California, this winter,
where he will fatten him and take him
to the Centennial.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
ANOTHER OF THE TONTINR AS.
SOCIATION.

NEW YORK. Oct. a5.-Mrs. Maria
Bayard Campbell, the widow of Dun
can 7. Campbell, died on Saturday,
aged 81. She was one of the nominees
in the Tontine Association. Only
four of the final seven nominees are
living, three men and one woman. all
of them upward of eighty five years OF
age. One is the widow of ex-Gov'
King. Mrs. Campbell's share was
purchased ny her father for 5000, and
has become worth over 800, 200. She
is to be buried in the old churchyard
of Trinity Church.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
EssEnEfE,S SALE.

RY virtue of writ Of Eenditioni Exponss
- 10 me directed. will he exposed 10 PuhIic
Sale at the Hotel cf Thomas b, Brad wsv
in Delaware City in Red Lion Hundred. New
ca; tie county. Eelaware on
MONDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875
At , o'clock. p. M,
The olldBing described Il al Estate. via.
No. l, \ lot of land situated In 81, George,s
Hundred. New Castle county, and State .oi
Delaware. near Port Penn, bounded and DE-
scfibed as follows, TO wis:
. Adjoining lands OF Dar' ach Cleaver. Henry
frice ana Dr David stewart, Separated by a
pUollc 1oad contalnlnZ abaut ons hun1red
acres Of land more or less, WITH house and
parn ahu otper our pul ulngs thare erected.
No. ., A lot Of land situated in Port Penn.
In Sc. Georges hundved, New ast q counfv
Delaware, bounded on the north hv Marrst
street. on the so ilh by William Z, Cleayer ON
the east by Samuel Carpenter, and on the
west by Sarah Ann Walraven be the eame
more or less. with a frame house thereon
erected
No. 8, A lot of land situated IN Port Pam
in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle county
Delaware, bounded on the North by Dr.
David Stewart, on the -outh by lands OF
Stewart, and on the west by Congress street.
be the, same what. may, with frame
house thereon erected - II
Seized and taken into execution n. the pr,-
perty OF Samuel Jeffafson deceased IThos
J. Craven, admr. @ n. A. Of Samuel . efsrson'
decd and TO be sold by ~
WIN. H. LAMB SON Sheriff.
sherif's Once. New Castle,
october IL, A. ID. 1875, pet2.-2tavts
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lus ,to bay OF olTon Err. 1875.
~ % SIOCS, u m,
lie following described Zeal Estate VI,


lEe following described Real Estate. VIZ
Ali tnat certain Ia, Ia ion or ira L nf land
being Il Ia &c part of tn. tract Of land caljs a
the k FARM situate Ia Braulywine hun.
d cI afort-aIi ou t.e easterly side of Ihe
'tulngto and drrat Valley Turu pike road.
bounded ard desoriner "a toibws, to-vit.-
Btgi lnlug Al the corner Of land wv of Sam.
uet McGaulley ttotmeriy CHRISTOPHER Lende-
van and otb err, running north Al degree 9 es 1
- perches To II stado or 20 I: thence along
lands Of Aley. McCaulloy. deceased, now Of
samuel McIrulley, south 40 degree, east 70
perche' "a td-nerSa Satras tree; thence still,
along land ot the said samuel McCaulley
nor Ii 70 dtErecS east about Ss D 10 perch a. to
the mi Idle oi tae northwest branch of Shell
rot creek in ala the windings thereof heinz
a3oGt a seatheaa caurse * perches TO n stake
or post Il corner i land OF Leais Williams.
th n o b. Il new line along other lands ot
George ID Clark south "A degrees west "a 4 10
rerches TO Il Stake or post. thenee still along
lands of sa George ID Clark south az de-
gre+s east y 10 perches 10 stake or nos'.
thence sti1 1loug lands OF said Geo ID. Clark
south 81 degrees west 81 7-IU perehes 10 n
sake or post; thence still along LANDS ,f ,he
said Geo D Clark ,oulh sd! degrees west 40
perehes 10 the Wiiuineton and Great VaIIan
Turnpike rod dfuresaii: thence north one.
j. degrees west along the s,id Turunike 50
ue'ches to he place of n ginning. containins
i,lxty ave Hefos oI iAhu' be tho same nose or
Seized and taken in execution as ths nro.
perry OF William SGyeTs and MhrpHrsfta his
wife and 10 be sold by.
Sherif-s Office New Castle
tctober l. 1873. cat Ats
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
EnCLA AIAiI41 ~.

LN BECKERS
II MUSIC SCHOOL.
will open
MONDAY. SEP lie BER CTn, lo.j,
AT McCLAnY's BUILDING,
Entrauce No. COG shIpley street,
Vocal Class OF ladies' and gentlemen will
meet every Thursday evening at O'Clock
All students for Piano. Org IN, " ind and
string Instruments, who will enter the school
ror classification. Acutitf
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
A COZY HOME.
From Ii , Nleksburs Herall.

A Vicksburg wife informed her hus.
band the other morning that she was
working herself into the grave for the
want of hired girl. and as he went cut
she leaned back and fell to weeping
The children were making n noise in the
hall as he passed out. and he called out
"You want to stop this racket Your
mother won't live awe z week, M and when you
won't put up with any such fnnifigm
When he came home to dinner his wifa
met him with a smile and said: "Isa't
ours a cozy home, Richard, with only
our own little family to look afterr'
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
FITS cuRepFREEI,


FITS CURED ,FREE!,
Any person SUFFERING from the above dis
case is requested TO address DIR. PRICE. and
q trial bottle of medicine will bc forwarded
BY express.
Hrhe only costlbeing the Express charges
hich owing . NV large business. are small
.l9S OR EPiLkrS.
q stuiy fur yssrs, aud hs will sarran, cur
b. the usc OF his remedy.
Da not fail to seut 20 hin for q trial bottle
II costs nothine, and be t.
| FILL CURE 10,
no matter bow long standing your cssa may
bsA Or how many other rsRslsss NAY have
0rsaiars and Testimonials sent With
~, " = JREF TRIAL BOTTLE.
Be particular TO giys your Exprsss. as Wal,
90 yoar Post once direction, and
a>1s' DIR. onAs. I. PRICE.
isuIt Iydkiy AZ WiIlian St. Nsx
.LoHS P R. POLK,
ATTORNEY LAW,
.rve'c -sSo Marke. street.
eEsaswiy wunnstoa. Del
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HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE,
I'm w. GRAY. pRoppYrrop

sUHN W. GHAY, PROPRIETOR.
This large and beautifully situated house
mas been put in the very best repair for the
reception OF visitors, who will end at It all the
accommodations Of FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
u commands fine view OF tho Delaware Bay.
and Is one OF the most pleasant and delightful
places In the State for excursions or pic-nics.
rne house is kept in the best style. the ba,
hlled with the choicest wines, LIQUORS and
matt drinks, and table supplied with the sub
slonists can arrive by boat or rail. Partic,
Wno wish TO go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage of the public
% respectfully solicited.
THH J. W. GRAY.