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, 1875-11-30

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
a. f9tfnsF Hots&s-A. ". pxtes, Grand Rapids: A. f.
= MnAssett, ct. Louis ". 4. Chapman, Now York ".
= - AGYefStck, San Etanrtsco ", uunAIns, t}aleua
=; 9. Langdon, Detroit; Henry Aloock, England
SSa1atlsa Astsnhsi And u. D. Baylor, T. +. Il q. It.
gsg1srt \ Irt Munger, Nsw York H D. Peehlea. Lonton
+ Tllafd For, taka Zurich q. 4, aud ". u. druhb,
s"aintnRton, Dol: D. ]. WethaEln, Mo!lus; Y. y.
.n,aeEy, England Will E. Chapman, Nav york;.
n,sn4 fasDac-Uol n. y. Porry, Albany; A. ". Will
nafth, gsnsssl Managcr Home Insurance Com.
! Nsw Yosk; A.: Y. =. Carpenter. n.
's9'.ino3;. it, 9; y Y B. i! n,ssne1: Il Mann.
Sss Ssa5.i S.ii;. eM. HAMILTON. New York; J. +. Arms,
ESSen { f.! a. Dsnn.on p0atea r. 4 uoons. =. st rsu!
Fl l4ss In sarsstor II + Kel'y. ysIsa,'lss, xssAss;
aas ~ D. ~ pEstt eslk Lake Fred s4ckstt. Iserlln,
aasnsls ! q. .. Ettiuger.. Cleveland; n. 4. Dana.
''ss'' t.,s1! b,s;. raj, a''isss.ss: 'IssSs,s.s:
L y. t. H.; t. L. Mcknight, Det1oat. -. shsr-
Hau*t-.w. and J. II. 1assuns, IadanRpolis ].
csnssaxeA, Boston Il. @. Duncan, Ut. Louis J. l.
jsI.aRa!m. j. ltansylYauiA; J. u. Pfics, Newark, N.
i. s*9les Morrison, Cincinnati; J. ". GHahug, 1os-
Inxt !. y Waddel. asaQd Rapids =. II. baldwin,
ri. = 9. dray and 8. @, Mlllsr Boston Q. g. Tenn
al ossen ~: A. D. Colt. TT. Louis; r. baxter Can
Rish,s' stanxH, DeuyeE. -: ldFtnks uous*-W. u.
Nasea' VI Iouls; F, L. t1sk, New Yozk; =. Atwood,
Rs-Saa: y. y: nashusll, Springfield, o.: ~ and @.
'@asstp 4sS Orleans.
, 1875-11-30

SOMETHING IEDIsuESBABLE..-An Awning o.
Covered Way, to extend FROM aha bah dooF 10 ta curb
atp1ae or outer ega Of the Sidewalk, earpsed lighted
and perfectly weash r-.lghs. Il makes tho splrvae6
from ths e4rtiags 10 tns snsancs very plsssau and
RYss gfa4txr silAa!apce OF warmth aud vel. cine 10
IL dwelling, TGls Awning can III l.rui through xuy
cstass1 and thok4 xbo do ot avail slnshisss of tIs
ssalAxac% Vt osa&zsz e4.t ths san1a sad hAss u
Sapaled bY xp,lJ1nx V MuIAAY 4 nAKKk
1N aVuu. uasalAla4A-4A
, 1875-11-30

TUE DECORATIONS m THE HALL
are very elegant The concluding Borvices Of
the day, amidst Mr. Wilson'S utd-tius assoca-
tons. ware especially solemn and impressive
deeply Affecting tho towcspsople, who hsd as-
sembled to pay their last heartfelt tribute Of
respect to th*lr departed fellox~cislzen.
, 1875-11-30

WAsuiSaroN, D. O., nov. 23@sergeknt-at-.
Arnl. French has pubished card Ia references
to tho alleged neglect Of v'ce-Prestdsnt Wilson
during biz IlIusss. FtoRch sxJss "NothiuR
could bs farther from tho truth OF mora cruelty
an}uat 10 tho klud hearted aud loving men who
gaze their days and ujRhts through Ill tllat
anxious fortnight to gsutle sud untlrink mluis-
:rAt!opa By the bedside Of thalr dying frisud.
also very cruel to the Tics-pEesidsnt's many
friends through the couutrg, Hhoso wounded
hearts viii gather new pain from suoh runors Of
ba4o negIact A moro comfortable room, or
more osraful aud faithful attend4nce, could
hardly ~ furnished = sick and dyipg man than
vas furnished u the late Ice-Pses,dsuk''
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19
. giDrelier +.
2dQ Mdrfe til:

Se, Der aster at iubifribere paa "Slu
Hagnbilo" eaer Sileber fra SOnOfiOrO,
en- Bcrtallin9 af Bernt Iifepole,
anmpbes ON at sisre bette itrar, for at
Yoaens SrNfnine bette tibltaere fan
paabeapnbes. gceen fpiter 1 - en- =
Dollar imuft inbbunoen. Ben.
9e erle9ses, ferenb Scsen CT
ferots. Man believer fun at melee
fla enten peb grep eller Ypfal Sdro til
8cetrpffer 9. anunbien, Se:
cprab Spna.
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19
Soma OSfar al Norae

= Song Ostur at Norse %
Sperise, Der, fom fsr melbt oper.
aft paa fine Reiler | @uslanb bar
bapt en- stimrenbe Mobtaselie, ias'
be | en- Sfaaltale til &etier Mleg'
amber, at: "Ses fOm BERTH for at
trpffe en- COB Nabos Saano, %
ies fanbt en- 0ens!"
- Opifanoen / Sersesewcna uo'
arter til en- feel &elisiOnsfri9 aere
mubameban1e 5amilier CT blepne
mprDebe.
- Oct fatbolife 4raitefab /
4plen (lppftlanp) ~bespnoer III
sanfe alminpelis at erflare fig
piais til at aplroe be at Gissoas
gen peptagne Cope on Yreiternss
upneunelier.
- so Sanbclsforeninser 6ranfs
rtse oil ieube 0elesater til llDitils
lingen / philadelphia.
= De Scr. StatsrS Gesjeriu9S
Snbte9ter bar / bet Den 30te SIT
nj enpte 8egnltabSaar 288 Drill.
Dollars, % upsifterae rare 1914
623, 800.
- 8eneral Sberman er fommen
til Nebrafa.
- 10 0ampifibe beierger 4ciis
fcrbinpelien mellem Garpra % ans
Dre Veroensbele.
- Gu Is Mar sammel Hi9e
Berlin, isis, peter $50 Huno.
- Dubuque bar efter Den iibite
5olfstaains 23,6O5 Snpbpgsers
imcD 5000 for 5 Iar iioeu.
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19
gfgbeotr.

Stem yort bar ifpIge ben MI til.
enoebraste 6olteteuine 1904, 272
Snobpesere. bpiItet er 91.166 Here
snb for 5 Mar iioen.
- &uIerubsarbeioerne / YennipI.
pania penlsr paa en- MP Strite.
3pueri at Seite % Bu9siss
berer til Oasens Srben / Chicago.
- &arIiherne / Spanisn antaees
inart at maa 9ipe fig alesles tatt.
- 8oIera raier frpsteIiet / Sprien.
s OamaliuS anmeloss 400 SilfeI.
Be oasli9; men bet pirfsIiss Mntal
boloes %bemmelist. YluoisIiss Seos.
falo forefommer paa @aben. Sc
&riltnss &partaIsr sr forIaote. Ser
ct in9en 2e9er eIler Mibiciner 80.
iaa / Nntiofia, Samab, Salliab oe
andre 8per iiaar oct meset oaarlist
til.
s Yefin9. Gbinas Sobebltab,
bar Der / CONNER peret siort Isre
Mnsrsb paa guroprerne.
- Uo!fsantauet | Soma er Ill
1.350,OOO; / @iseoniin 1,237,92l
Spitanbsn / Ser3esopina til.
taser; Sprferne bIep ilasns / bsn
fibite Tastnins.
- Mbpsiinierne ruiter rig til Sno.
falo | @sppten.
- Stor 8rano / Gan 6raneisco,
California, ben lite Musuit; 2 &par'
taller neobrenbte.
- &euerier % Mprberier fore.
falber oa9lis / SQinois.
- Ole Bull bar paa lit 9anbiteb
2pseen oeo Bergen Wor9e) / ben
fioite Sib peret ipsisllat mso at ON.
arbeibe en- Osl af fine &ompoiitionsr
% barmoniiere Dem for 8iolin. Yia.
noforte % SrseI; iaalebes er bette
fleet meo Siciliano & Sarantsua",
"8iiion", "Seterbsieset", Norsss
6ielos". &arnepalet" % "8iemps.
ilaatten". "Bsrssnspoitsn" bar fra
Grepibner erfaret, at bisie &ompoii.
TONER, iaaIsbes bsarbsibeoe % bar.
moniierebe, futile babe punbet betp.
bsIis / 9nbe % &raft. SIe Buu
bar 9ipet Saab ON, at oisie eager
fnart bile uofomme / Srpffsn.
- Sen 13oe Nusuit opleites BET
en9elife parliament for after at treble
iammsn ben 29oe Sftober. Oron.
ninsens Sbrontale inoebolot bIanot
anoet. at gn9lanb itaar / ct penlfa.
bsIist 6orbolo til fremmebe Master.
- Sen ipanife 8esisrins bar be.
iIuttet at ienoe 10000 Manb til
cuba for at lette 8upsrnpr @alma.
lsoa iitano til at unoertrptfs Spitan.
ben.
= s England beqbnoer 5iQioen
inoen be finantiieIe &rsoie at usnbe
tilbase.
- gowaro 8riss / 8erssn(N orss)
bar, efter / @inter at babe opbolot
fig i 9eip;i9, bpor fere al bans Som.
petitioner meb 8iialb ere braste til
lloirrsIis, bs9iust fig til 0anmarf,
: bporira ban til Srlten pentes til
&riitiania. 9an jar MI iuIbfert i'm
aompolition al Muilf til Senrif SD.
fens "Her 8pnt". Set er Wsnin.
Gen, at Stpffst / benne SfiffeIie oil
bIiue brast til Spierelie paa &riiti.
ania 3bsater / fommcnbe S9ion.
- MOrberen Sobn Mebb snbts
lit 9ip / @aI9en i &noroiue. Semi.
MslIsm II a $1,000 5ilifusre bar
tilitsos.
= Sulife California % Sresan
Sernbane.B Bombs at farlig 9i9bso msn
De este ifal true meb at ousriupm'
me Stem Yorf Yengsmarfeb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-04

1t Is due that should place the following facts be-
fore the public-I have been lot owner in the Con-
gressional Cemetery since 1870 and during Mr. Lus-
bys superintendency cheerfully paid the sum ask
Tor caring for the lot-2 cents Per year In the sum-
ner Of 1873 one Charles +. Smith, who succeeded Mr.
L., demanded Of me- 80 for the SERVICE claim
ing that under some new rules he entitled to IS
per yesr for attention to the lot This sum was raid
by me, but Smith paid attention to the lot Last
May psld Smith SO TO have the lot reeodded but il
never was done, or at least there no sod to be
seen. At the same time he dema nded 50 for atten-
ton TO the lot, but declined to pay i'm because he
had not even had the grass cut. When uestioued
subsequently as TO why the soddug had not been
done be rudely answered: 81 won Z have your sod
ding done, for haven pail for the care of the
lot last ear" This conduct his part is une plain
able TO me, except that il arises from the follow
ing crcumstances:In 1873 he inquired as to certain
lots belonging to MIR. W. Mel. Cripps which ha
was anxious TO buy, probably for the purpose of
speculation, and wrote to Mr. Cripps but he did not
succeed in buying them, and ii is likely that he
thinks that induced Mr.. Grips to refuse to sell
The Nestry OF Christ Church, by whom the Superin-
tendent l. appointed were Informed If Smith con-
Duct by letter from me, and the committee-Messrs
Little and Nenable-Teported THAT they find no lust
cause Tor interference on their part They, how
ever, only heard one side, and gave me no opportu-
nifty to produce proofs. This action their part
In perfect kee ping with the conduct of W Hutch
fnson. the chairman of the Vestry. said eff she
repays Smith he will resod the lot -
It MRS. ELLEN WARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-04
H. Circulation More faan Double
that OF any other Daily Paper
published fra Washington.
Preparing for the HOLIDAYS

1t has been noticed that the shfewdest of
our business men are always the first in the
field with advertisements of their Christmas
holiday wares and already our columns begin
to show the signs that they are wide-awake
this year to the advantages OF catching the
eyes OF customers early in the season. They
appreciate the fact that large proportion of
the purchasers OF holiday goods prefer to
make their selections In advance, when
they can avoid the rush, and get the pick
OF the market. The great holiday will now
soon be here, and the hearts OF the little
folks are already beating high in antici-
patton. No matter how hard the times
there is not parent in the land who will
feel too poor TO purchase some Juvenile
gift for the expectant little ones at home.
And the wonderful variety of holiday pres
ents now supplied by the caterers in this
line, affords a range OF choice suiting the
humblest as well as the best filed purse
AS heretofore, THE STAR, with its univer-
sal circulation, affords the best medium of
communication between the sellers and pur
chasers of Christmas wares, and according
to our usual practice, We commence day,
and shall continue TO print from day TO day,
Christmas directory of our advertisers,
enabling customers to take in at a glance
the names OF those dealers afording the
greatest inducements in quality, variety
and price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-04

The Committees on the District of Column
bia of both houses OF Congress would do well
TO take up early and seriously consider the
subject of the gas furnished our citizens by
the Washington GasIight Company. The last
Congress very properly reduced the price of
gas from $50 10 s2.75 per one thousand feet
ard provided for the appointment Of gas
inspector TO see that the light furnished was
OF the requisite quality. Notwithstanding
this, gas bills for the month of November
last were generally as high, If not actually
higher, than they were for the same month
last year, and the community is anxious to
Know the reason why. The matter should
be thoroughly investigated, and if the pre-
sent company cannot furnish gas at reason
able rates the various corporations from
other cities, who are prepared 10 do so, ought
TO be allowed TO enter into competition with
The present monopoly. The fact that on a
dark sleeiy night, as on last night, the lamps
were not lit until an hour or two after dark
was commented upon disadvantageously TO
the gas company by a good many visitors
In the city, including members of Congress.
The report of the Auditor of the District o.
Columbia, published in another Column
of THE STAR, shows that all Indebtedness
incurred by the District Commissioners on
account OF the present government has be
wiped out, and all just and undisputed
claims up to the 50th of November, the very
last day, have been audited and settled. TIE
creditors OF the District are justly gratihed
with the promptness and courtesy with
which they are treated in the Auditors
Office. AL claims presented are settled alike,
without distinction or preferment, and as
promptly as possible. In one year there
have been audited for settlement 3.6l3 pay
rolls and claims, representing 1912 indiviI-
nal claims. and Involving 80 SD iso &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-04
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-A SIGMA PHI BADGE, with pearl and
- garnet stones; name of Chas. N. DuelI on back
Finder will be literally rewarded by kavi 70 the
same at the Patent Office. oec4-H]
I OsI-Tbe lady VINO IOul d q NJ 40 kINu ln +
II street car last hight will be satisfactorily re-
wasded oy returning same to r. p. DUBOSQ, 507
OSTIOn tn, Sd instant, in Georgetown, a FUR
vent liberal reward will be given If left at 81
c. RkWARD-Strayed from her stable on the
with white spot on right side. The aboveQ<
reward will be paid if returned to Il. L.A
SCHMIDT, corner Of 9th street and South Carolina
avenue. dec4-2t"
hog LOST-Near the Navy Yard. a young bla ck
~ and white SPANISH SETTER, long ~
and curly aek ears, head black wthSAA
hite stu pc running towards nose neck white, eSs
spotted. is named "Spot.n Reward will be paid il
left at McCAULEY & DELLwI6S New Grocery,
coz REwARD-Lost, O SETTER CLIP; dark
- 81 liver color on back and head flea ~
bitten ut der belly and legs. The aboveSA
reward viii be paid II left at 2425 street norIn
west. does q"
STRAYED OR STOLEN-A email BAY HORSE,
y sprung in the knees; small white blaze
in hts face. Amy one knowing anything Of ~
his whereabouts will receive re yard BY 90
giving information to q. W. GOODALL, No. 1000
Pennsylvania avenue. does IT.
r OsT-A BED HOUND. with white breast and
IL white claws front feet. Comes to ~
the name Of DON" liberal reward AA
will be paid II left at $40 street NV dec2-3t6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-04
INTERNAIIoNAL EXHIBITION OF
UNITED sTATEs CENTENNIAL CoMNrTTEE.l
PHI Il y. NJ z

UNITED sTATEs CENTENNIAL Committed
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. "a, 1875.
Messrs John X Maggie Co., having contracted
with the Centennial Beard of Finance, By aud with
the consent and approval Of the United States Gen.
tenHisl Commission, for the exclusive right and
privilege Of publishing and selling the Official Cata-
logue OF the international Exhibition Of 1916 and Of
Inserting advertiser ents therein and said contract,
together with the copyright Of said Official Cata-
lOsue, having been transferred to the Centennial
Catalogue Company, the efore said company and its
agents alone authorized TO publish and sell the
same, and no other catalogue or guide book Of the
Exhibition containing advertisements will be per
mitted to be sold within said Exhibition Grounds.
(signedD JOHN WELSH,
President Centennial Board Of Finance.
A. 7. GOSHORN,
rirectcr General o. s. Centennial Committee.
OFFICE OF CENTENNIAL CATALOGUE 4
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December l, 1878.
MeSSrS. >. M. PettergtH Co, Adrertising Agcnts
~ Ph'ladstpitd, Nsts York and Boston:
Gentlemen: This is to certify that we have this
day appointed you our exclusive agents for the
United States and Canada for the Advertising De-
parment Of the Official Catalogue Of the Centennial
Exhibition Of ls76. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN s. MORTON, President.
S.M. PETTENGILL cos
hkWPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
NEW YORK, December 2, ISIS. \
We are now ready to receive applica tions for
SPACE In the Official Catalogue of the Centennial
Exhibition of 1916 As the advertising space is lin.
tied to tffy- one pages in the body of each book,
those who want space should Apply without delay to
5. Nj. PETTENGILL co.,
81 Park Row, New York
7Ol Chestnut streer, Philadelp hia
10 State street, b lston,
Advertising received for all the Newspapers in
the United states and Canada at the Torres. rates 1t
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SIN. PETTENGILL & cos
HkWPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY.

hoVe1using received for all the Newspape
the United States and Canada at the Torres. rGts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-04

No little sympathy will be felt for Mr.. a
s. Abel, OF the Baltimore Sun, in the loss of
his youngest son, Mr.. Charles Abel, young
man of bright promise, a student of law, but
who had exhibited also fine abilities as a
writer. The immediate cause of his death
was typhoid fever, though bis health had
been delicate for some years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-04
FOR RENT AND SALE.


EoR BENT- FURNISHED ROOMS at so n street,
south SIDE, Mount Vernon Place, between eth
and oh streets. dec2 I'm
IGOR BLHT-PersODs desirinE dellehtfai &C m
RpSSfsii9nS Tor ihe inter can obtain elesAny
floors BY APPLYING at 1919 New York ave. d1St
FOR sALE CHEAP-NEW Brick HOUSE,
range Lstrc6e, no; and ooIa IStsr: concrete sub
no0i modern Improvements three s9uares east Of
noysO colin Gko. 4. MILBU IN, 5IS 7th st.
EoR sAIE-GRlsT MILL, DWELLING and ~
Lad assy 3 f n, My,Re BarS AZ = sr
Station, Md B. and P. Railroad. nov.T ct.
ZOE RKNr-A SIX room DWELLING, 30. l2I.
ro'n street northwest tse.r sirsst 30
nova I'm eos ists .tres,. opposite fressury.
Il also, Unfurnished ROOMS. Prices very mode,
ssse 7s and ssS street cars IN one square A.
EoR RENT-The STORE corner Tth aud l.
Il streets northwest, suitable for Hat or Cloth
Ing Store. Inquire on the premises. uoy21-tr
Il Wiliards. nicely furnished ROOMS, single en-
suite suitable fer Senators Members and other.
eSSnImnnicstlns, oOn.ainins hot and cold water.
No s2s 18th street northwest te 'O nova sS
FOB SALE OR RENT-Mith Furniture, large
L handsome hrst class RESIDENCE, with All
Besll street, Georgetown, between Washington aud
Apply on the premises. or a. Room u. Oungs
Law Building, corner Louisiana avenue and 9th
street, Washington. nOv2O-eo2w
LOB RENT-NO. 1909 h street nOrthwest-
i Handsomely fur isbed ROOMS, en- suite OF sin
ely with hot and GELD water in each, with or with
out toard. novlS I'm
L'OR SALE-A handsome three story and
II basement BRICK HOUSE; lot 23NlGJ. south
front. hsy windows M third story u rooms oil
modern oOnveniences, snd situsty north side Of
street. betv l2h aud 18th sts within f-w feet
Of tie Vermont avenue circle. This house T. sub
stautislly built arranged in most convenient man
ner, and will be ready for pancy by lst 81 De-
oenlEtT. Price 8 900. terms 10 suit. For for
her Information apply at 1888 llth street nerth-
west. novls 2m
EOR RENT-Large nicely Furnished ROOMS,
u single or en- suite. 1870 @ street. novs lm'
ENOR SALE OR RENT-Three new aud elegant
u Msnsard roof HOUSES, Containing Il rooms
each besides Closets, Goal Vaults, &C. with AL mod
ern improvements. situate in the most eligible part
Of the sty, street, l4th street, uprth
with without Stables. Apply TO WINDSOR &
FORD, 321 Missouri avenue, between the hours q
IL and O clock daily. nova I'm
E0R RENT-EIegsnt PARLOR and BID BOOM
Il aud three other FURNISHED BED Rooms
Inquire 90 9th street northwest. oct8u
EoK RENT-Kligible Rooms, Congress street,
Il Georgetown hefghts-a Parior AID two Locm
OF the first floor, aud three Chambers the third
6oer; all choice rooms and suitably Furnished.
oc3-soS IRep.-t.thA col
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27
HOTELS.
WEsThRs HOTEL,
N. W. COZ. FOURTH AND ORANGE STE.
C.J. KYLE, PRopIETOR.

The above House has been put In complete
repair for the reception OF guests, where
they will receive all the accommodations OF
a FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Bar filed with choicest wines. liouors. ciQars
&c, and the cable supplied with the best the
market affords. Transient aud permanen
boarders accommodated at moderate rates.
Good stabling and attentive hostlers. lib-
er,il share OF public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
aug2-dtf
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27

and the happy couple in the vigor of
life, on each recurring birthday of
Belle, who is now young lady of eigh
teen, relate to her the little trial of their
married life, and the happiness that
has grown from self-denial and JUS
tice. ~
The good wife and mother has kept
the silver bright, and not meal has
been eaten at home, but these cups
were on the table where James could be
reminded ofpromises he made and SO
faithfully kent 4 z.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27

ID EMoVAL-P. Ii. FLTNN has removed
III frou ,he Fourth street Market to III
New Malhet. Third and King streets. stpi 8
70 and so. where he hopes to supply. his Gus
mers as usual. Thankful for past favors he
hopes to be the recipient of many more from
agenerops nublic.. nov2oi&w
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27

rJOARDING.-Pleasa rooms and board
- sVk :" No:7iiKINa sTREET.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DELAYARE,
r.1IN ". GRAY. pRorEIrroR.

b. 'F'tH ". GRAY. PROPRIETOR.
T -: and beautifully situated house
has Oeon pat In the very best repair for the
reception Of visitors, who will find mt it all the
accommodations OF FIRST-CLASS HOTEL .
1t commands u fine view of the Delaware Bay,
ana is one of the most pleasant and delightful
places in the State for excursions or pic-nics.
The house is kept in the best STYLE the bai
ihled with the choices wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied with tho sub
Btant,als and luXtlics of the market. Excm :
who W.sl TO go fishing or boat riding ON the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage of the public
Is respectfully solicited.
1y22-tt j. w. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27
Fashionable Furniture.
J. So j. ~. HARTMAN .
NO. 40 King Streer
WILMINGTON. DEL.

>>sExFysD We respectfully inform the citi-
ara@yNfs% Zens Of Wilmington and the sur
G rounding country that we continue
mgEsNaato manufacture and keep on hand at
our large and long established warerooms,
Furniture of every variety and style, con-
sist;ng of Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Furniture suitable for parlor .dining-room
and chamber usee.
Our assortment Of Furniture is larger and
more varied than can be found in Delaware.
aud all Articles sold atour establishment are
warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds Of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacturo and constant
II keep o largeasortment of Spring. Hair,
j, g. j. N. HARMAN, 1
.eTT3 -t-a- fHs 410 King Street.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27

TINE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK,
5O2 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February 23,rls6l.
Opcn 10 receive deposits daily from o, A. NJ.
until 4, 7. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from Ia s O'Clock.
sEAIi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent. has been regularly paid OH de.
posits, since the organization of the Bank, and
it is the expectation of the Managers, that this
rate of dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits commponnd their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS:
Clement Is. Smyth, George s. Capelle,
Chas w. Howland, NJ. j.. Lichtenstein.
Sathan'l X. Benson, Edward Darlington,
Henry +. Dure, job JT. Jackson,
f. Nj. Stotsenburg, Nm. II. Swift.
Anthony Higgins.
WM. <. UlLLES, President
GEO. W. BUSli Wee l'rcsil ant.
feb2l-N +. I. NfLOR. Treasul
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27

A system of sewerage is proposed
for Boston which will cost one mil
lion dollars. The drainage is not to be
into the Mystic river, but into the
Atlantic Ocean above Mystic Beach
Boston apparently knows the value O.
doing things thoroughly. There isl
little question of sewerage and o fou
inner harbor here which might be at
tended to, even at the cost of a mil
lion. Another. spring will soon b.
upon us, and nothing done. Baltinso,
| Gdszette. 4kt+
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27
R1NRS am BANKERS

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to regular Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-27

Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, a
$50, A. NJ.