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EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron

For the cure of weak stomach, general de-
bility, indigestion. disease OF the nervous
syst, m, constipation, acidlty OF the stomach,
ami all cases requiring tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable and
efficient Salt OF lion We possess; Citrate OF
Magnetic Oxide, combined with tie most
energetic OF vegetable tonics-Ycllow Peru
Wan Bark.
The eject in many cases OF debility. loss OF
appetite, and general prostration, OF an efici-
ent Salt OF Iron, combined with our valuable
Nerve, is most happy. 1t augments the ap-
petite, raises the pulse, takes on usculRT
tlabbiness, removes the pailor of debility ,and
gives n nd vigor to the coltntenance.
DO you want something to strengthen you
Do you want good appetite? Do YOU want
to build up your constitution? Do you want
TO feel well: DO YOU want to set rid OF ner-
vousnesse DO you want energy? Do YOU
want to sleep well? Do you want brisk and
vigorous feelings? II YOU do, try kunkel'-
Vine OF Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been so thor.
oughly tested by all classes OF the communi.
tonic medicine. 1t costs but little. purlhes
the blood and gives tone TO the stomach
renovates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask a trlal Of this valuable tonic
Price o. per bottle +, KUNKEL, sole
proprietor, No sos North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
decJ-lmd&w
No. 259. Tape Worm 23s
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive
No fee unless the head passes. Come and re-
fer 70 patients treated. DIR. Z. +. Kunkel
No. so9 Ninth street. Philadelphia. Ad
vice free. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms
also removed
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
STRAY WAIFS.

The City Council meets in regular ses-
sou, tonight.
Watch meetings will be held in nearly
all the churches, tomorrow night.
DOnahoe. 397 Market street, is closing
heyear with unusual bargains in boots
and shoes.
Fine white kid slippers. for ladies,
very cheap, at ID. Fennessy's shoe store
"a Market street.
BY Justice Brady. last night, Daniel
James, for disorderly conduct, was fined
70 cents and costs.
The cheapest place in town to shoe
your yIS girls and boys, is Alexander's store
IVA Market street.
Mems heavy boots. just the thing for
1is weather, very cheap at McCusker' q
Ao W. Second street.
10 at once to the ENTERPRISE Manu-.
,sctenng Company's stores, 220 and 22H
hafket street, and secure some of their
great bargains in furniture.
A friend in need is friend indeed -
oaeh ftiend is DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
snicf should be in every family i. only
e~ls - cents q bottle and may save
many doctor bill.
rney Papers for Childrens' Christ.
mas Houses, COrnucopias, &c, Pictures
animal Heads, Lace, Borders, &c. &c
Also large stock of Wall Papers, Win.
aOR Shades, and good workmen always
Un hand at 22S Market street, below
dec4-tf. +. Uo1r
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FIRST EDlIlON
Rcdi Estdfe

.,rs In Chester County f"'' an"
l&sd F,1scwhere-
the most productive farms in
Ono Onnos,ownt ~ township, Chester county,
Chsli.;c to the estate of Richard
edeceeased, was recently sold to
NIeT1'osenh Funk, of same township
y. NJ :1s5 1?S'pc per acre, -,
oIN' Tewis Il. Rhoads, of PhUnix-
NJ MI On Friday last, sold the farm
vus, vus,,,ly " purchased by him from the
esaf ;ts ~ John Clevenstine, deceased,
a.ls a.s,sd near Kimberton, Chester
a'ua,y luH,y' for $40, 600. The farm contains
,Sou. 100 acres.
"yS SSs lot of land belonging to the es-
Nv ~ Robert Hughes, deceased, in
w @%,,sstown township, Chester Co.,
..,s;ninc II acres, has been sold by
Z. heirs. to Mr.. David Patrick, for
HJ ", Jebn Lomas, has sold his farm
East Nantmeal township, Chester
..u,v containing n acres, to Mr..
SCd S%vid Potts, cd, } for $500.
% nsnyy Cope, of Lower Oxford, has
adj the Mcdaniel farm of abous "a
"" ..o = near Lincoln, to Josiah Cope for
5000 @ taking in exchange a house and
ssOften acres situated in Cecil Co.,
w belonging to Josiah Cope, at a
rus,ion of $1,000.
W, Stidham 81 Son sold at pub
No ale on Tuesday, for Stephen
" W;Su of Mill Creek Hundred, a farm
o0otaining 100 acres to Wesley Film,
srtsc per acre; a lot of 10 acres with
Gtbuildings, to Israel Lacy, for $1SOt
,ja lot of 6 acres to Wesley Finn
rslOS3.
Mr.. Francis A. Wright has sold the
aOve farm, on the main road from st
Nchaels to Bay Hundred, Talbot Co.
Nd., containing 72 acres, to Mr.
Rdperly, of Wisconsin, for $3.50.
Judge II. Il. Goldsborough's farm
% the Chapel road. containing 23(
acres was sold to John s. Jones, o
Psnnsylvanis, for $3.50; DAME
S.rwood's farm of 53 acres, OF
Tnppe's creek, to Captain S. NJ
smith, Of Canada, for 81, 500, and Jas
Csllahan's farm of 12l acres in Chape
district, to d. W. Ayers, of Illinois
m$3, 100.
Last Thursday Sheriff Cooper solo
hemyrna the reSl estate of William
Collins, located in "the Neck" be
tween this town and Leipsic, as fol
lowe;
The Martins Bridge farm" nea
Leipsis, 100 acres, to Joshua Boyd
for $4,630-$29 per acre.
The home farm, 90 acres, to Jos. Z
Dish, for "a, ,025 5-$44.72 per acre.
The Raymond farm" $50 acres, t.
Ephraim S. Grrrison, for $6,OOu-$4
per acre.
The"Marsh" or"Dutch Neck farm,
200 acres of upland aud 500 acres o
mArth, to John &. Bailey, of Smyrna
for s2,5S5-$9.01 per acre. Tota
amount Of sale, $17, 7,19O. The sales
spon the whole were encouraging.
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There is prospect of brisk times for
our American officers who have been
drawing fat pay for doing nothing in the
khedive's army. A party of Egyptians
having been massacred in the mountains $
of Abyssinia all. Egypt is up in arms and
the Aforementioned army is under
marching orders. Besides epcountering
a long and toilsome march in a barren
and desolate region, they will find for
midable foe when they reach the enemy
country. The Abyssinlan troops are
likewise under the command Of Ameri
cans, Colonel Routh. WHO is at their
head, being plucky and brave soldier.
Altogether an interesting fight is immi-
nent.
Advices from Tucson, Brizona, state
that the revolutionists ia Sonora,
Mexico, are said to have been success
ful so far, though friends of the other
side deny the report, Both parties,
when operating within Arizona Terri.
tory, refrained from outraees and paid
cash for their subsistence. Most of
the Americans at Tucson, sympathile
with the revolutionists, as they repre-
sent the better class of Souora.
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For the Gazette.

MN; ED,ToR:-Tbe editor OF the
t;Mladelphia Ledger complains, and
Justly too, about the destruction of
sVergreens for Christmas trees, and
wants remedy. Here it is, all the
way from Wilmington, Del: Let your
IVY ~ authorities require persons selling
Mem to have a license-this would
neoessarily decrease the number of
seiers, add trifie to the cost, but
ave a vast quantity of the article:
.i Ilo this same remedy might be ap-
Oisd with good effect in other places 3.
II
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Tbc PrObIep1 Of Life.

secure your seats at once at Boucl
man, Thomas & Co. =, for Tilton's
great lecture which will be given at
the Opera House next Friday evening
The Opera House will probably h.,
crowded on that evening. The New
York Sur of October II, thus speaks.
Theodore Tilton was greeted with
US large an assembly in BROOKLYN last
evening as the spacious academy could
hold, and the wealth, the character,
and the rcspcctability OF BROOKLYN
were notably Represented. The Acad.
emy walls rang with applause and
cheers as Tilton passed on the Mat.
form. After round upon round of ap.
plause, he arose slowly and said: "iu
the presence "f so magnificent an as.
semblage, and in the face of demon
STATION so unexpected, at least to me
l don't know what can say to YOU tc
show my gratitude. 1t is written ou'
of the abundance of the heart tn,
mouth speakeath. Aye, it might b,
written out of the over. abundance O
the heart the mouth is dumb, | hay,
no words to speak Of that which can
not he spoken of in words. All | cal
say is, thanks, thanks, many thanks.
The applause which followed was
greater outburst than that which pre-
ceded. The lecture on the "Huma
Mind, " was stream of pure language
frightened by wit and humor, stron
with philosophy, useful with ripe sue
gestions. and powerful with impa,
stoned oratory,
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HOF THE MONEY GOES
4 Cnitod States Ship that Cost 81 900.
OO8, Sold for SEQ, 200.

OO0, sold Tor S4O.OOO.
BROOKLYN, Dec. 29.-The United
States steam frigate Delaware was
sold by auction yesterday by order of
the Secretary of the Navy, in the
Brooklyn navy yard, in the presence
of about twenty persons, only four OF
whom made bids. Capt. David Bueh-
ler was the purchaser at $20,300.
The Delaware cost the country 81 =
900, 900. She is described rs rotten
dismantled hulk. She was one of foul
steam frigates that were contracted
for by Secretary Welles, of the Navy
Department in the war They were
all constructed of white oak, and theiI
careers in the United States navy are
said TO have been short ald inglori-
Gus.
The Delaware measures 2490 tons
and WAS built at the Portsmouth Navy
Yard. She was launched in 1867
commissioned in January, 1863, and
joined the Asiatic squadron. On hel
return,in 1871 ,she.proved unseaworthy
and in 1871 she was chartered by the
health authorities, who used her as d
receiving ship ut quarantine for some
time. She was returned to the navy
yard in 1873, and has been rotting there
ever since, being regarded RS mode
of usclessness and extravaganza.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

FLOUR. About 900 barrels sold, including
-uperhne at 81 25 a 80; extras at s5 t2b a
l213; Wisconsin extra family at IS IS; Min
nesota do. de. at - IS a so; PennsylvapIa
Obi and Indiana do do. at Sc al and fancy
brands at 81 25 a S 90. as to quality. Rye
Flour sells at $jajl21S.
GRAIN The demand for Wheat is limited
sales OF 5000 bushels PendsylvanIa red al
81 IS So; do amber at 81 40; " Western reL
ri 81 20 and white at g 42 a l 81. In Rye
ne sa es Corn is quiet, and $500 bushels sole
al 56 &C. for new - to dryness. Oats are
sel ing at 40 a G0c for white and ~ 45c. fol
mixed,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30

NEW \ KAh's Evh CALkBRArfoE 1t
Nho" probable that there will be as
seneral celebration of the advent of
Ce Me Csntenaial year in this city. The
wy Hall and fire bells will doubtless
oeIung near midnight, but all other
Wleh ations will he such as are dicta
Mu oy the opinions of various atriotic
SSi,,,1ltns. Watch meetings will be
nid reid IN number of churches and the
SSsiman Literary Society will eele-
Slsie Hsa = me event by a grand tan in the
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CANCER

Scr0ula and all Skin Diseases
Cured by DIR. BOnd's Discovery
DR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDoTEs uni
with and destroy the virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but whl Aot affect the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cane
Institute lone OF the handsomest marble edi
ices in the city, and the finest remedial
stitute in the country. Remedies, with fu
directions. sent to any part OF the world.
As-send tor Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress,
II. T. BOND. N. d.,
PENSA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
ehl2 diS j10S Chestnut St. Ph l., Pa.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
POLICE CASES.

Yesterday afternoon. Is Mrs. Stewart
was proceeding along the r., w. * b.. X.
H., in the eastern part OF the city, She
was met by Jno. Stidham, VIM. Malo nv
and Henry Farley, who demanded her
money and attempted to use personal
violence. Mrs. Stewart escaped, and af
terwards had the three offenders arrest.
ed: They had hearing before Mayor
Whiteley. this morning, aud were held
IN 800 bail for appearance at Court.
One case of drunkenness was find 5C
cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
Hon. A. VI. Wuddeu on MIR. Randall

Hon. 4. VI. Waddeu on Mr.. Randall.
The Wilmington, n. c., Journal
waylaid Congressman A. M. Waddell
i'll that city on Friday and extorted
from him an expression of some of his
views of the new aspect of affairs in
Washington. We quote; "Ican give
you but little in addition to what you
have already seen in the papers in re-
gard 10 the election of Speaker, the
appointment of the House committees
and the general prospect of the Demo
cratic party. You know was a Ran
dali man, and certainly have no ex-
plantations or apologies to make for
my support of him for Speaker. Time
will show whether the party made a
mistake or not. He now occupies the
most enviable position-as chairman
of the Committee on Appropriations
in present American politics. He
will make reputation for himself il
nothing untowaru should happen,
which ought to satisfy any reasonable
ambition. The Committees on Way;
and Means has always heretofore beer
considered the great prize, the chair
man of the committee haviag been re
garded as the leader of the House. Ir
this Congress, circumstances, aside
from any consideration of the chair
man, making an entirely different sit
uation. The honors and the response
bilities attach to the Committee OF
Appropriations, and its chairman i
the coming man.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30

RIVER News. The schooner An.er.
5cdm Eagle, arrived at Tatcall's wharf,
yesterday, where she is now being
loaded with corn meal by VIM. Lee &
Sons, for New York.
The steamer Jersey Uue has been
hauled out on the marine railway OF
Enoch Moore's ship yard. for the pur-
pose of undergoing some much needed
repairs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
HORSE DISE4SE.

Positively cured by the use Of HUMpH.
REY's HUMEPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON. Druggist,
- Market street
Also. for sale, Homeopathic Pharmac
Goods. and Humphrey Sperifc4 for people
Oct l5-t jan /.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
THIRD EDITION
THE REDUCTION OF THE ARMY

Tho Radical politicians and the Or
gans of the Administration in Wash
ingten are indignant at the proposed
reduction OF the army by the Demo
cratic House of Representatives The
less rabid of these Administrator
prints assure US that the frontier can
never be properly protected against
the incursions of the Indian tribes if
a single company is disbanded or if q
single one Of the military heroes who
so gallantly serve their country by
leahing the german in Washington is
stripped of his military uniform and
sent back to private life to earn his
living III some other way. We are
toldb by them that the policy of rcduc-
ton would he unwise and ill.adviscd
and the old musty proverb that in time
OF peace We should prepare for war is
printed and reprinted as warning to
MIR. Randall and Mr.. Holman and Gen
Banning of the awful calamities and
misfortunes which threaten the Re.
public in case they dare to lay an eco
nomical hand upon that branch of the
public service. a faithful and truly
loyal organ in Philadelphia strikes {
different key, however, and denounce
the contemplated reduction of many
millions Of dollars for military pur
! poses as an assault" on the army |
calls upon its Radical friends in Con
gress to rise up in their might and saw
West Point and its colonels and cap
tains who have been for some year
helping the Southern carpet baggers t
defeat the will of the people at tn
polls and hold sovereign states unde
the domination of thieves and advcr
turers. .-Bdlt. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30

ANNUAL MEETING. .--The annual
meeting of the Farmers Association
of New Castle county, will be he held
IN the second story of the Telegraph
Building, Third and Market streets
on Saturday next, January 1st, 1875.
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A Work OF Art.

Diamond Spectacles" are made from the
best material, and man I'actured with true
artistic an scientific skill, and as aids to
iailing Or impaired eye.sight. they have no
equal Every genuine pair Ii stamped with
The trade mark, q small di .mond.
For sale in Wilmington by b 8. Clark, \
kO7 Market street dec2.eod&wlw
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M AR RIED

HERDMAN-CULLiN- - On the LIST Of De.
cember, by tle Rev. Francis Church. Mr..
Jacob D. Herdman to MIss Sue Cul,in
OF Philsd-lph 4 formerly OF Delaware.
WI, LhY-MOURE.-On the morning OF the
esth at the residence OF the BRIDES father,
by ke,. - Smith. Prot =. j. Wiley and
Mrs. Lyuia A. Moore, daushter of X. Il
Robinson, Esq., all OF tins city.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30

All who suffer Il ON coughs, colds, irriia.
ton OF the bronch 81 tube. or tendency To-
consumption, VIII dnd in DR.. Visitors BdIscra
OF VIii Cherry remedy as agreeable ~ the
palate as enectial In removing d sease. The
Balsam Is pl asant, sa.e and powerful rem
ody; II acts prom ltly an seldom tatls T.
eject cure 10 CTS and 81 bottle, large
bottles much IA chesper.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
RS. r. n VI +

thc ,,,n he ~ at she has opened Grocery
Slo, e AZ the Northeast o rner OF irth and
orange str. eta, and having | vi In large
SO h OF irer h goous, 10 NV preps,eu 70 sup
l Is oil with choice Groceries aud rroSis'ons.
a. be Low es, msTke figures.
Tha ,ublio are cor,iizi invited 70 give
her \ call ~ she h"pes 70 merit and receive .
libe al share Of public patronage
d, c2s-sm
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MILLS d COMBS
Patent Dump Wagon.

weare now using our Dump Coal Wagon
inyente and patenteI by us. which Is super
ior to any wagon ever introduced IN this or
other cities for dump ng coal into cellars
We do not bacs on tue pavement or curb. a.
is some tim es he case with other wagons but
merely back TO the curb. no matter how wide
the pavement and shoot the coal INFO The
cellar without any trouble. Attached TO th-
wagon ia an extension frame. and the body
which rests on wheels can be run back upon
the frame six or eight feet. nj the same time
the front OF The wagon 'unnirE up an inciin-
ed plain gives il sufficient elevation ~ to
cause the coal TO ruu by Ms own gravity INTO
the c liar when the shoot is attached.
These wagons can be seen on the streets or
az our
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30

Wy IyANTED-Agents in every Hundred in
w New Css le County to represent the
Delaware state Mutual Fire insurance
Lompany" William Is light, Pres t.
Nuiiy to u I HAWKES. Sec'y,
dec30S2t No. 404 harke; ST Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30

UNEMPLOYED CAPrrAL.-The Bowery
Savings Bank of New York declines to
pay interest on deposits from January
of more than 5000. This ia significant.
A large amount of capital is lying unem-
ployed at the monetary eentres, while
there is great deficiency in the country,
where money is much needed for daily
business and where good local security is
offered-that is security in real estate,
as stores, factories and dwellings, farms,
personal property, There is really now a
great demand in the interior for idle city
capital if the owners of the latter would
consent to receive their security. 1t
would be better were capital to turn it,
attention more to the country than il
has done, and thus aid production. With
this would come more trade. The eX.
ample of the Bowery Savings Bank will
probably soon be followed by other say.
ings banks unless g mere active and
healthy spirit take posses sion of ner
who are capable of conducting proper
| enterprises.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30

ARTEsfAN WELL. in OXFORD. The
borough Council of oxford have CON
cluded to bore an artcsian well at the
town reservoir instead of the contem.
plated large one from which the water
was to be raised by the wind engine
already in place. The contract for
artesian well has been awarded to
Melvin II Morris, of Philadelphia
who have already set up their engine
and other apparatus.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
LOCAL STOCKS
WIETINGTO n NSRKETS.

wilmington. Del Dec. -. lE7s.
pnpL,tioas at the Brandywine MILLS iol
Floor and Grain-Correctej Daily.
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Coal and Wood Yard.

Fourth Sf. and Railroad 4renue.
no fear of success, ss we claim for them su-
periority over sny yet made or likely to be
10 ado Tor the purposes intended.
These wagons vii, be exhibited at the Cen
tennial exhibition. an u We bespeak for then
q careful insl ectioe.
dec2 -'m MILLS COMBS.
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FINs *GIAL ANb COMMERCIAL

",lsEGros. Del. Dee, ?9, 1875.
Late. Stocg eua.m,,oas furnished hy
K H. R1h.u-,n y 49,. y g. Ger. ,,h and Mar
yet e!ree, "ileis ea, N-,. 81 Z ". to
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
FOR SAEE AND RENT:

L'OR SALE OR EXCHASGE-A hand
Il some tine toned second hand piano. APP
ply at this office. auRl6
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street, New York
NIoRGANs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
New Orleans and Texas, via Brashoar city,
commencing Saturday, 18th Of August
The following Al roL sseamships win form this linos-
HUTCHINSON
one OF which viii sail every SATURDAY for Brahear civ
s s ad e tina" Sss so N or RrGqa %
S'g9 he s,sner b NsoS viii sf from per "a North
River Saturday 18th Of August at NJ for Brashear
Through bills Iadng signed TO Mobile Galveston and to
all ponts the Galveston. Harrisburg and san Antonio
Houston ana Texas Central International and Great North
ern aud Pacific and Trans Continental railroads. and
70 lndanols ands san Antonio and all points the Gulf
pu s' Christi Roctport, St Mary and Fulton
Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at Rockport.
ightersge and Channel dues either Corpus Christi
BRACES santiago at The expense and risk Of consignee
terror must have consignee az Brazos Santiago ,,.
Freight through 20 New Orleans Galveston or lndlanos
per foot 20 Branos Santiago, 20 cents per foot
roe saa ivan os a ne 70 New Orleans
cent Galveston 100 per cent Indianoa 50 100 cent
Corpus oh M s5 fFFSH ?aPt cS M cont
Pier 80 North River
rrExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS. TOUCH
ing a. Key WeS A sng Gs Gnsa sns savo
Bier 80. East River, on saturday, August H. at r M
Through bills Of adng given TO all points on the and
roads Freight and insurance lowest No charge for
forwarding IL New York For freight passage having
O. IT. MALLORY CO.. 1853 Maiden lane.
W. T. CLYDE 4 CO.. 1l9 Wall street
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line.
The Steamship
HUDSON, Captain eager,
will Leave pier No North River, Saturday August IA
at 3 L. NJ.
Through given Mobile ST. Louis, vcksburg and
other points
Cabin passage, $50; stceragc. SOS
For freight, ut lowest rates, passage apply TO
CLARK SEAMAN, 80 West street.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturday at r. M connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with tho com
panys steam lines interior points in North Carolina aud
Virginia
Newbern and Washington, N. G. yia Norfolk, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes Del, daily except Saturday at p NJ connecting
with Delaware and Maryland railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through tickets and bills of Hdng all points
lowest Insurance to Norfolk, &c, "a per Freight
received daily at pier37 North River.
General offices, l9T Greenwich street New York.
N. l.. McCREADY, President
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cOAsTvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DOR NASSAU, n r.
Il Carrying the Mails
TIE steamship ZODIAC Will sail from pier 10 Fast River
Thursday August 20 at II NJ For freight or passage
apply 20 MURRAY, FERRIS ( CO. Agents ~ Seuih
street, New York TO o"' - N
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DEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA
Il leaves daily at NJ Sundays excepted from pier
Al North River, foot OF Canal street.
Saturday until further notice the steamers Of this line will
leave r. NJ instead o6 r. NJ heretofore in order TO
with the Sunday morning train at Albany for Sara
toga and the West
CLEANERS G. VIBBARD AND DANIEL DREW WILL
- sell through tickets board the boats via Churchs
stages from Catsk New York Cairo 81 so; East Wind
ham, Windham Potters Hollow, 81 20; Freehold, 81 20;
Durham 81.