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WASEIxNGTUN,
The Chicago CNstuM,-GaufaNn supcrt,t.
neutrality-suspicious. E'nst Mali Tr1tl.fs.

The chicago t-tanMNu sNprrin.
neutrality-suspicious. Fnst Mali I'r1tl.fs.
Speri1i hsuaith I" rae chteapa 144bane
NAs1TN0ToS, Oct 2o.-Supcry.Ring Architect
Potter telcgrarlIed Secretary 1lris.ov to-,1ay.
recommending thu Immediate appointment of
Alt. fhtrling NJ Superintendent Of tls Custom
House. This decision wau reached nftcr ccn-
>usatiuu with time deemed ttst cos1petont to
Judge. and tho Secretary at onco confirmed tho
nomination, and autographed 1T. Potter.
Tho Cabinet meeting to-'lnv WAS chioAy oc.
cupod In tho confederation Of heat!s Of lopotts
# tho various hecrotare.. Tie President wus
put in poasoasion OF tlc substance OF nl1 tho in,-
portant po,tionH.
to bo PIT OH ne3t Monday by tho baltimore Il
Ohio l.oad for Chicago aud Cinctruati il AZ fo-
lows: The 1nosnlug train leaves WAsl,
tngton Ut G:4D atltyes nt Cuc.nnatt at
A31 a. M. n'l,l Ghtcaa, $40. Tbs evening train
.avts Washington nj 5:l . u. Ill., arrives vt Gin
will bn &hyer tsat trains Eastward from Chicago,
leaving the 1attor potnk At v::p a. n E35 y. III,
md a. H., arriving ut Washington respectively
at =. tn 25 7: In., nl.sl 7;2l a. nj. From Gin
m. aud Il 2. H., arriving III Washington at p.
m. aud 9:25 =. RI.
Tl,c ro!et,a Wabasl1 & Western to day o.saea
the Lc!aritnent that it would tako up fast
mai! at Toledo nt ulel aud pu. it In 1t. Louis
at l1:l0 p. IN. tho ne1t hAr, snastinR tho Ramo
TIME as tho Pennsylvania l:oatl, Officials ut tl,o
iosk-Ot!!co Department ctRtn that among tho
adSa1taSos of tho fast trains SHOULD bo rockoned
tic general qnlckonins ot passenger timo
gu Though exs'reas trains. STINT
uinEs will aJuI Asno complete
tcheduto Of tho arrival and departure OF nil
last mil trains Ut tho priucIral cstloB Of tho
country. Tho new trans on Tho Ualtilnuro l.
OHIO ltoad VII! tot1 have close Now lurk con-
Eaciiana In both tllrectiora.
Di;o CAPTAIN Grant having charged the 11ou.
jeremiah Wilson Hlth uup1o!essiunal conduct,
in'tastook to have him tlsbatrcd. Thu Supreme
Cours OF tllo biariet was nbput to throw tho
case out Of cou!t without hearing. OH account
vi knoWng its author, but Nv Wll:din
i,'HBtel that all l.f cAargcs should 10 o1arninol
Tho Court tco:; Ire matter uner infringement,
anu to-tlay tho following lsnnninon. opinion Was
announced: Wo Gait SEQ nothing in tho whole
natfcr to faso even tittlo Df sllspi lion against
tho esric. Integrity mud moral md iegal proicH
hional bearing Of Mr.. Wilson.
J. II. Chckinc. tho nov Russian Minister, was
presented to tho President to-day by tho Seore-
tary Of State.
, 1875-10-30

aioSTrEs1ER, Oct. 2s.-In Ito Supreme Court
thls morning. was heard the caEo Of Jamourc,,i.
ter at At. rs. Jamcs Tyler ct al. T!,e parties tyo
III nDrAts'ehoro. .whero, on Corpua Christi das Juno
laat about l50 Catholic children stayca away
from school BY tho desire of thoir parents, end
attended church. Tyler. for tho scl,oo. cor,uit.
tco would allow them tn ro:urn only on shcco;
dtIon that they should not do NJ in the .u.urv,
to which tho parents would not ussent. 1uo
tho Committee fafl tho Lower t. ox.
ciude tho cLsldsen from tuo schools,
Itn Committee acted Under certain scllo,I i.us.
Tho caEo caulo t1t' MI an apreni from the de-
ctsiou OF tho Chancellor giving q pro fo.ua
Judgment for tile dofendants. Tho decassan ot
tho Cour. ,ras withheld.
, 1875-10-30

compliant mt rssential. hui which defendant
sl.o.ls nut ho called npon to deny. liz tIua.:4,t
plaintiffs euutl not con,pst I'll inrrttisa'un uf
Tia, ntIAira uf H., hanta or s!.n r,i.-
slt,et ul Its ntra.rf. It wnn tin duty
of tim Plaintiffs 10 state tin lnn
charged and nnaling more. Swift for. plant.ITn.
said in rcpv that tor lad tho right to institute
suit Upon s,,cl, portion Of tla !ibolola article
M thcy saw lit. rlle,o wcrc iall n ,lazeu l.c,a
IL tito asticlc. lIo intended to show tho tsrs!, OF
IT," aric'% In tho bnl'riin charging tsalston
Win attempting IN awint!lo tho city with sho
cn'nvoraH and spring Valley watcr Acllc,nsp. nc-
feutlants nbjecte. atlgmaiizinr the statement M
Irrelevant nnl ntroconR. Swift waivod tho
point fur tho 'resont. n,ul entered iuto quota.
tions "f antho1Itica. On conclusion, tho Court
tuck tho iuatter nntler atlvscmcnt.
, 1875-10-30

Parid CoFTfsuondfnet Philadelphia Tt''draPh.
wonder |! We realize at home what cfeaa*
ful nnisnnco Government monopoly NAV te*
come, oven when applied to 30 tri1sng an ob}ec'
AZ tox Of matches. For matches lu Trance 1e
Government monopoly Just now, anl Hosse
matches than thoy are It would 10 tmpo.slo!o y, :,
lind. Ettbnr they rofnse to gls altogether u
else tho head snaps Off tIso moment 1t ~ 'El'su
and eisns hols IN tho carpet or III the hIH3.!
travellers gaEinenss. Tnel0 aro fMo Eil,as'
ono 'riN light atter much scrapiug and sesa!cS
Ing, aud Ii burl,s thcn With horrible bltlo .ahs
anl remarkably bad smalli tho others ~
more exponsiyo ARTICLES, aud afo raid u 70 ~,
fumed. Lut aB 1t IL impossible to persuade tlsla
to buru. know nothing about Their qaa,als. r.. ~
great MI annoyance llss this petty ye1atl"n, IL.
come, that the personal Attontlon ol Im ~.
saal AlaoMahon las besn directed IT,,
wards tho subject. " coaf:o -
French papora .eela will Jokes shout T., T.,
matches, Tho Figaro told thrilling etot5 ~, w
othcr .lsy nbnnt u Wickel coDk who .f!e1 ~ ~
poison a whoIo family by boiling y bok IN N
matchos III slls soup. stuug by scnlotso' -. ns
coutoaned her crilne Is soon ~ tue SOUP ~. W.
cAteu, aud doctor MaB suml.lOAod posi- 49,
lIe found sho family quito we'll tus cousi Is,.,h
afarmed. ibid you nao Government ns.eosd;," ~
WAS tito reply. 'Tasu 1heFe is 10 dAngsr WI, ~Ha
over; there Ii not enou8l. phosphorus III q "n'''
boz OF mstohea 20 poison ny
, 1875-10-30

Z.
NEW 1o7K, Oct. 22.-Ths rusionaion OF Fair
field u Tlask. produces commission dsalors, In
Chambard htreot. waa Rnmouuccl yesterday, A
meeting Of thcir creditors ilaa bcan called, to
protect tho general intoyosts, md tho extension
asked was readiiy granted. Mr.. Fairfield IL
President uf tho Guttcr anu Chccao Exchange
tho Ocean National Bank, yesterday, in clio
United States Circuit Court, une Of the counsel
Tor .hs plaintiff publicly rotlactua tito accusation
nsdo against Mr. Stevenson. Tic Cay,or of tic
bank nt tho tinlo Of tho robbery that ho had as-
slstod tho burglars iu their work.
, 1875-10-30
TELEGRApHIc BnEWTlES.

Mrs. Emma 1la,ldocl, OF Iowa City. was ye:"
to-day admitted TO practice lu tho United ststea
Circuit aud District Cour.a Of Dcs .lo'ros. slla
Ia aaid to bo tho flrst fomalo lawyer ever admit.
tod to q Federal Court !ll tho Untod S!atcs.
THO splendid now tlso-englne. siIAby nickel
plated steamer tho enc 30 much admired ii ths
late Chicago ExpoHitinu. has bonn purchased by D,
tho City OF Ottawa, ILL.,; cost. -. So0. Il asI'ea
there to-day anil ~ uar,ed tic il. p. Swift, in
homer Of tt,s Mayor. With tAis sn1 tho "1!ief
steamer OF about tho sag,o CAPACITY. at,l ~ ell
cions Fro Department, Ottawa feols compafa'
lively Holl protected from, tire.
, 1875-10-30

4Ht EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE,
IfTr1nun1, ln., Oct. 29.-Thc morning acs.
aan Of lilo Evangelical Alliance was taken mn
With the knaday question. ra9ers were road by
tho Ros. Dr. Valentine OF tho Lutheran Church,
fcttyahure. and BY Pref. Hopkins, OF tho Au-
bum Theological Scnainary. Tho latter present.
cd tho Continental viow OF tho subject.
an animated discussion by the 1sov. alr.
A'toriMry, tho lsov II. u. (tnuHe, Dr. sansop,
and othcr. followed, tho morning HaBAion being
l'r,'iongut for TIC purpose.
M the afternoon, paperH woso ptesenLed by
tho ltov. Dr. Taylor, of Newari, n. j.. oi,
;. " .'tlndav-HchoolA." and by Or. Iolln Cotton
htn'tl+ of Now iork, AMI Lr. L. y. Tav,or. OF
nroolt!En. on "lloliGion in tho Common
Tic erohing rms devoted to tho closing oxor-
clhcs AZ tho Conference. Letters Of grac,snu
.t'l sympathy with tho Alliance were read from
fss!tlent Potter. Ut tho Union College; Pfcyi-
dent Fowlor, of tho Northwestern University;
CaIlun baldwin, OF atontreal; Eiaop SIN g,oil.
xnd nt!,crs. Dr.. Waslburnc spoke OF the futuro
wurI OF the AlIiahce.
Tue farcsell address wts made Ly Dr., II. +.
NoNers, nf New York. Ind respurtol to by
!tossdenL br,tnt, thu ltoy. DR.. BLOCKS, and tb,
Icy; b. +. tofeli. Of ,L.s city.
The whole Cuniareuca thtn rose, md. nfter
recssng together tho Lords Prayer and Apostles
nteett, nero dismissed with benadictiop hy LIZ,
Maah6nrno. lilo interest aud attondance cpr-
tlanea u!lADated to tho ctoae.
, 1875-10-30

Dos7oN Oct. 29.-At tho tlnal meeting of tho
creditors Of tho Ames rlow Company, 1t was de-
clacd that tho Company should contiuus busj-
nosa. Tho cro.litors will either grant ap cxton-
sion, or tho Company wilt avail iteclf of tho
ofcr made BY RESPONSIBLE parties to furnish tho
ready capitnl needed
, 1875-10-30
A P1STAL.CARp DECISION.

Steelu DtaEatth 10 7hf CA,eaao TRIBUNE, .
DEH A(o1SEs To-. Oct. 22.--Tllo Unitcd stasel
Circuit Court, Judge Dillon, has decieuI that
there IN ITO ponalty undor tho law fur Bc,sdug
vulgar aud repfoachfu1 matter on pos!a! cuda
through tho mails; but that It ia TIN duty Q! tt
first lostmast>s into whohe l,aIla strh c,rds
come to aostroy them. 13pt tho Court did 1ot
any how the Postmaster was to, eya.ie the posl.
tive instructions Of tho Department that lost
nastors shall rot read tho conteuss Of poltA.
c2rIA,
, 1875-10-30

4 NASfNt1FT fINtNCIEn
Er. F,:TEsEcRu. Dct 11.-D:. Htroue1erE, the
no!ol railway contractor and finanrier. liss been
arrested ilore and rent 10 Moscow. Couapron,is-
ilsg documents In conEccten with his future
were found IN lis possraiiou.
FlESHA. nrt. oo.--1lansraptcy Proceedings
nr4'nAt Df. Ht.ousIcrg have b,cu commenced
hero
EEE..:, Oct. a9.-It Is reported that bank
ru,:cy praccc1ns. have aI.o Icsn takon in tl;ts
city aaalust u. S:roIBberH, sho railway cou-
trac;or.
j Sionna tliaratc1, snva Dr.. S:rc1sborg's lta-
bliit1cs vii! atno.ilt to y, ,000.G00 t,lihler5.
, 1875-10-30

pressed. '1';>l:cit: ''Srrii n subject u Lenostl
n!T ;nta't''irn".. Win: can il matter # thB
m,.; l. iraI ;!', ~: :rw ltlurt III IL Gitc:sI"
,tr. f+t' si.,r.
rAns ftt. r.. s!.~,' i;!ln.;Inr,1 rct;,rtlct here
Sunday IN 1rar # tho nIre l.sA"rlres taErn
n, dh"t her nnt ii, ic'' srttirn from the t;oia ".
Monday tnuui 4 toinrsaary OF rn'icc awaiting
l!"r nrris2l. iIo politely informed her TINT. "at
ti!a request Of 11asia.' Bl,o he.l been expelled
from FraEc7. Wo wero not awnro that N,1Hsft
hui maIa E;r representations TO tho French
nuthtrIiins. af.tn Dasifort snid alle VIVA gn,ng
t3 Nnnaco. wil'ro s!lo wolh1 got int 10, ,liE
COPIES NJ her hoax fnr gtatuto1ts distribution,
sincn is sale VAS Rcandnl, anil sI,oult begin n-
ntl1or book called "Tho Alcuoirs OF m Exile.
Shc left Paris last night.
, 1875-10-30

An fAtStl1cu, Cal, o t. 2.-Iho liLot-suit
VI 'lo EasAii" W. Tho Alta csmo up to-day iu
.'to FOURTH Dsatvi+t Court On . motion of de-
.enoaa's 10 stflko tnt that part OF Tho complaint
. .."'stl!ug 70 tie Ii nk Of Cah onla. and the az
'''' VI PLANT Ia uainess. Alex Campbell. for
3s4e- -aaAsSp 1s..l L4at there w4a n4cn IN lie
, 1875-10-30

r'trarc'l.
uIJ.A. Mu.. Ger. 1J.-A hail .nturn, of uur. &.
crd'A1ett ytAl':;rn i',sscI nvcr tli. tc,tin
at ten niin1:,s paa. ! th;a afternoon, nil
lnst'd about 'un minutes. The lill,.eloni.n wrr.
at'o,lt tho s1s Of pfgoons' osga, and dill In
monae damage. hrealti,lR In lsotIa nlone not lcsn
tlIhn 10,N00 t'anes Of glass. Amnst cynsy panc
of g'aRs OH tao WtAt s,Io Of honreB wsB broken,
Tue storm wan accompanied by thunder and
lightning.
1l:A Mn1Nrs fn.. Oct. 99--It cummoncel tn
R|nct anl snow hero ab,nt q o'tl}ck th:H evening,
aiti continue til ~ o'clock. Tie E1,ow IL INV
about half MI inch tlnop.
, 1875-10-30

LONDON, Oct. 20.-stoausl'ips Doshnla aut
Denmark, from Now York, anu Leipzig. f.ou
Baltimore, hnyo arrived out
NEW YoRg. Oct. 2o.-Arryod, aIel,nbl,ips Ar
raeon, from Dristol Daticns. fson1 thc aledte:
raAtaa; State Of renNsylyanIa, from Glasgow:
, 1875-10-30

new ioRK, Oct. 99.--The uuuso OF DIahons
OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church oouclutled
IT'S hessIon thiH evening, after accomplishing the
ootect Tor which Il convened, that OF creating
Two i,ihlaoph, QUO for tho Diocaso Of CLlua, aud
ti1o otlef tor tho Diocese of Africa, Tho Koy.
ssmuol !. J. Schorsschswbky waa elected Lisbon
Moea " Ghn@' , aud Tug Fey. Dr: ". J.. C!atko. of
slon OF s'.ne soutiue lusiness, tho House III.
juuipfa B,pq u0, Wv 3Ns A>N
, 1875-10-30
ntlAlI0tlE.

.Snasi.. Dfsraf,h II Tht Chicago Tribuat.
DunuQuE, H., Oct. 29.--TAo improvement
and now buildings in This city for tic last vest
amount to the grnnl sum nt 5000, GOO. Main
Ktrc6t improvements alono foot up ose1
&iQuQ1
, 1875-10-30

!ktnbhrp .Ttns. -,
i" IIow nucl +, tho, Iubetcrt" a.lad ts'loa.
faced snan til tteh!u vu.co us l. Wh1ta Aa7S
iah- -Gaatar this lnbrpin9."
Lightly cants."
Ant you gos ono fer 70 eou'a :"
II hayent; no. sir." NJ
!. Not oIia tlsa: Ia u little lamo lu QUO lee' q
20 i" plead tho customer.
The doalps wsy fo,eed to admit that b. hAanA
, 1875-10-30

ucury L. Fiicld, flour md gram dealer, is ro-
ported. His liabilities arc estimated at 540 QUO,
, 1875-10-30

NEBRASKA coN6REoAT,oNALIsrs.
OAAHa. Oct, 29.-The state As4ociation 1T
tcnA rogaslona! Chur has, iu session iu .l.s clty
y well at:cuded. The ll,y, Dr. Barrnwa ~
bosson. and Dr.. Goo, Ut Now York arc pres.
OF. ~ FN~A'
, 1875-10-30

1}osrov, laBs., Oct. 29.---In tim B1t Of G. O
dott Va. tho boston Herald for G50, 030 damage
libel In calling tue Cardiff Clan. fraud. tln
Jury to-day rendered verdict for tho defoGd.
ants.
, 1875-10-30

WAsnEHnToy, D. c., Oct. 3o--1 O. m.-Forr tho
Uppor t4akos, TIN Uprer 3firsssipps. Tho Lower
Missouri. and Ohio Valleys, anu Tennessee
riHang barometer, northwest winds, falling tam
pcrat.lre. cloudy weather, anil snow or rain.
clearing in and nort. Of Missouri
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
, 1875-10-30

ADJOURNMENT nr TIL: Gil !NEEE1.
nELHnA1l., Oct. a9.--A tet.ao has Leon istieu
by i'rsco afano ad;nart,ni; tlse fittings OF tho
si:ur!schina ono mouth NJ Tho re,l,cst Of tao
Mchlhers.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
BEATTY PIANO.

AGENTS WANTED trnale O. feraaie.l t.
al . orders. UANi HI i. BkATTY, WAL
y sse. hsw Ssxssy. mArlsde
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
Tie Dismissal Of cCyello7,.

From the Count lie PAS rev volume.
On the 7th OF November. at evening.
N storm Of sa5| early for that climate.
Mcclellan fuuGl himself under his tsnt
With General Burnside, when 9 u.ess. 4
ger was announced from the President.
It ives Gen. Buckingham, an officer un-
known to the Army of the Potomac, who
brought m oE-ie1 coached in threa lines
and signed by Gen. ualioct. THIS order
dismissed Mcclellan from the command
Of the army and designated Burnside as
his successor. Such a piece of news fell
with the sudGenness Of a thunderbolt on
these two officers, whom an old and close
friendship united but the latter alone
showed any emotion at the order which
lmPcscl = Llm res sponslliLtJ 10 7TLlcE
ne ta1 IcTes aspired. After Mcclellan
mad read the dispatch. Without any visi-
BILE feeling. he passed it to Burnside and
simply SAID, leu command the army"
Burnside resisted for some tire. All his
friends and his former chief pressed him
tC accept; they oyercLme his scruples,
which the future was unhaprily destin-
ed to justify. On the morning Of the sth
the Army OF the Potomac learned with
astonishEent AID grief that II had lost
the chief who had fo::act L, who had
first led it to battle, VINO rad shown il
the steeples of Redmond. who on the
Eorrcw OF great disaster had restored
it to confidence in itself, ani who az
length had Just conducted It to Ticto5y.
We will not here Judge the military ca
reer of General Mcclellan. Despite our
sincerity, the reader would see in such
An appreciation the reflection Of our sen
timents of profound gratitude aud of
faithful frienship for our former chief
but each can form his Judgment in ac-
coriapcc with the facts which We have
impartially recounted. We opiy state
that the authorities at " ashinston took
every kind of precaution TO prevent the
soldiers Of the Army of the Potomac
from giving to Mcclellan proofs Of their
syupsths, Wick would have been toe
severe G criticism Of their decision, snd
that the news Of his departure caused
universal Joy among the sdversaries
whom he had SO often encountered on
fields Of battle,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
NoTRa DANE OF MAR!IAND-coI

NoTRE DAME OF MARTIAND- cor
IN LEaiArE INSTITUTES TOR YoUNo LADIES
near Goyanstown, Baltimore county. Md AZ
nailes north OF Baltimore, Conducted bT TttS
seIooi sisters OF Notro Dame. This institu-
Iloil - most desTably located. The grounos
sre extensive. end the building Is Constructed
Win eVeiy accessory for comfort and con-
yenienee. 1he system OF education pursued
le nesisned 20 eTelop the nentsl and physi.
fined, accomplished snd useful n,embers Of
society, Board and tuition, inciuulns, tue
french and German languages, S2ls; younS
iaa.ss 1esnng private apartments, s5AI FoS
P1 .I0ui''Ls senu for catalogue. iySleodim
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
DR. j. w. LOBE
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
No. 33i N. Fifteenth st,

arc open daily for the speed- and rn-ra,.
nens cure CT I'll diseases and ailments OF bot i
sexes. DIR. Lohb has had an experience n
snlrteen years in the practice Of fnedicine,
cases will be treated BY enc thorough,y sc.
luainted with the disease, and the best know
Hcetrlent fox ite early and radical. cure- Dr.,
Loo6 cordiall-- invites those sIlerinS trom
a. any disease, ne matter Of how long standing,
those who is,vc been dciuYsd, ro6bed and II
feateI ~ quacks, imposters young aud in
experienced physicians. DR.. Lobb prepares
s,lTaI az, MS own ,asdicines and guarantees them
Roie veg staDle, frcefrorn Mercury, balsam,
enarges from any part OF the body, or ulcer
ased sore lege, IS well az those suffering from,
diseases OF tho Blood, Skin, Kidneys. Blsd-
der, Prostrste Gland. Urinary organs. &c.
snSula siS. embrace the krst opportunity to con.
DR., Lobb'. sn-- curc. the greatest
remedy for Gil Giscg7es Of the (7-fSsry Or
Sans, kidneyye Bladder, &c
~, DR. b9BB's COESrITl lTfoShL. RENovAroE.-
1El3 ceIeerated remedy is the best Known
,raedi2ine for sny vi.iated condition of the
uIccd, or system generally, eradica.lnr All
cen Ltions OF disease IN any climate. TRean
Pre- psEaticn7 are purely vegetable. and pre-
pa. I 4 oy me Doctor for the convenience Of
az ara unable to call Conveniently at his Office.
" Al De sent securelv packed a-d scaled to
D..oe. sAP' Va
I.ice Of the Sure Cure al Constitutional
h9HcTatoT, two dollars each
oa.ee hours DAILY from IL q. m Till / and
% P n. Consultstion free and st-,.. "
'Ai'Sse' correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL 9TTTcEs AlrD DRUG sroSs.
No. 33l N Fifteenth street.
>E-AWIT PEILADETFaI,, PA.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
puRE GROUND RAW BoNY1

Furnished hT car in lets of dTe toas and
upEsns. pr smaller quantities from store
of the lowest prices. NV -"eAss
Also. materials tqr m4nnfacturins Phos-
pha,es, always on hand. Prices as low ss
ders and inquiries bY mail promptly sftenSed
a.s,a-., y, ]. A. CRANSTON,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
UnDnville Institute.

CIR nn English, Mathematical Commercial sno
Siasslcai S, Academy for young Ladies saI
Terms, Ladies, siGO; Gents. san no.
W wsek no gxtrs.for Latin, French. German
for circular, address,
,.o }. w. hARvET, Prjncipsi.
s~f-"ol U1tonYille; Chester 90 ps
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
ERUCA TlONdL,

IL SECkERs
L. Music SCHOOL
will open
MONDAY. sEFTEM1ER srz, Is7s.
AT MccLART,s suILrro,
= eS1trsuce No. SOC shipiey st-eet.l
VEGA Class Of ladies' and gentlemen vii,
,neeI eIery Thursday evening at O'clock.
AI8ttdents for Piano. Organ, Wind ami
snpg s Instruments, who will ea,sr the schooi
foe ny M9nday evening, sept. 9th, sr ) O'Clock.
's-uSa''on- septitf
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
No "s=rpr.sss'' In expsn.es.

No's-rpr.sss" In expenses.
Special estimates, with upexcept.ora, ae-
eonnodations In the best farniIies. Iii Re
furnished for board, &c. Our "Elarc.ie.ci
6-.tess.. is worthy the attention of eysry
susn AZ every parent with child to ed;:.
cate sent gratis with pleasure 70 ary s1-
dress I'D free at the Book and NeT-s stores.
sesss -can be secured nor. T1eatT.
eighth term opens 8 O'Clock, s, z. Mondsy
6, ls7b. --N'| =
for further information -ou VIII pTe-so al.
dress, Your obedIent servant. ",'
eesFeWituss JOHN {. HARkSESS.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04

I'M. @os' delicate fabric washed wsthout in
korSnss,. .ht cad. Tho work of puriacstion
Eeuu,,sa acconphshed; no after rnbbins
j tha TN, !ns Washiny done IN one ausrtsf
old ruS. Sos Masn a one half the soap, than By
~! ~ 70 boiling of ciothes rsouirs etS Tsi,
kIaa H. soarAnteed. Beat oil refsrsaces
Wbss ~ pssg,ons now using them Ia this city.
al snt.so 10Y N use the machine forna 4 nes
sIst&nEisl kitchen table. : -
Ole sr.s.,...... 0AAC FILE.
oelsW~. csuTer and AGENT lor fha efsse O
jVlidxSt. euOxanee StrcxE
Wunihgtou ID.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
EPILEPSY or FITS,

A SURE CURE fer this distressing CO..,
plant is now made known IN Treatiso tot
45 octave pages) onForeign. end NatiTe Her
bal FTei,S Taticns. pubkshedfby Dr.. o. PEEIrs
Brown. The prescription wss discoveries by
hin n s;;%n proTidsnsi6l manner that he
cannot ooiscieltlously refuse to make il
known, as 1t has cured everybody who hss
Usea it ior its, never having hifcd II = sin.
from any dcuggisG. A copy sent free 10 sif
appucants by mail Address, Dr. q. PHrLPs
BROWN, n 1rsnd straat, Jersey CITY. New
jersey aDrSav4f
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04

A Kansas girl says that nothing
makes her so mad as TO have q grass
hopper crawl up and down her back
Just as her lover las come to the pro-
posing point.
A Saratoga belle writes home: 1t
il horrid here not g man ia teNn
worth over Sl5, ,oQo.a
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04

lAC.N TAhISE-, We ha re received direct
ID rrcE the importer, a full line of these
elegant goods, TO which we invite attention.
". B. SHARP
Fourth ana Market streets
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
r,AnELPuIA, WILMINGTON i BAi
TIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY slst, 1875.

,o.ve wilmington as follows fer
granss gIrTa,,sseiphis and intermediate stations. oco
PhiisSdS Sd' XXI. 1880, a m. ZOO. AIS, 7.2o $780,
p JJSS;;,.selpna 70; and New York, lsl, a m |;
h. Il II. ~, 5.l2 ?. .m:,,... m: ,..4,o,, 10 =,
Baltimore end intgrmeoa'e ,n' S'a''0n'' N-'1'
=; i,inr, M and Washington, l25a, acs. 1o.O2,
Bai.iIS56 10 ia. LIS, 80, 7.l0, p. IN.
p y. IL. Tor Delaware Division leave for
r0r lISC Castle, 500, $40, s.2s, a m LIE, 6.p
b. N. o, s,d intern edjase stations, 500
i5, a. m, and v intermediate station aoO, e.1s,
NJ" SUNDAY TRAINS:
,.r.,e,nhla and intermediate stations, $40
5T2;ites'Itlnnta and New York, l.5l, q. 10.
1 eeeltir re mud Washington, l1o2, LOS
~, ~ h,-ther information passengers are re
To- ~, 10 The timc tables posted at thu depot
uF. KENNET. Superintendent