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EUGENR wAGGAMAN.
iy29 aus Is % Civil Sheriff Of the Par,an NJ


Marie Claverie.
CUPERI0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. SO 834-By virtue Of q VII,
OF or, heri facias to me directed by the hono1a-
pc tne superior District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause, for citv
taxes of 1874, will proceed TO sell at public su
ton, at the Merchants and AucttoneerS Fr
change. Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets. in the Second District Of this citv.
on 9h T9ksDAY August 81. 1875 at twelve O'CLOCK
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GKOUND, situated in tba
Second District of this city, in square numbey
ninety -four, bounded by Burgundy, Dsupbine.
Canal and Gus tomhOuse streets, designated al lor
number eight measuring thirty feet Oh Burgundy
street, by one hundred and eleven feet i'm dentb
Seized in the above suit. 80 "op'n-
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Jy29 aus 81 Civil Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orla.y

Ano CHy OF new orleans W. r. r. Avesno.
SuPERIOR Dist RIOT COURT FOR TIE PARIsB
a. OF dreams, Ne. t9,O17.-By virtue Of writ Of
superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans
III ia- the above entitled cause, for city taxes OF
uon ct the Merchants and Auctioneers' E1
SSnange. Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
nv eets IN tne second District Of this CITY
inc following described property, to wit -
4, ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated IN
sne second District Of this city, in square NUMBER
one hundred and one bounded by St. Peter Ram.
par. orleans and Burgundy streets desianated ss
Pa,a. e,gnt measuring sixty two feet on 81.
Seized In the above suit. pun
Terms-Cash on tho spot.
..ro,, 81 GENE wAGGAMAN.
JyN aus ii Civil Sheriff of fba per,.L -
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
BEtOW-AT QUARANTINE.

SteAmahip JuniAta, Catharine, from Philadelphia
18th inetapt, vio Hovon> 70 D Yorke tco-
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The City Of New Orleann ~. Thomas
JOt da.

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The demand was mostly for the North, for
good ordinary, fair style, at fraction under
l2c. The other transactions, divided be-
tween two brokers, embraced trifling lots,
prices hot reported. Nothing transpired to
indicate any guOtSble variation. Spots gave
way in New York 1sc, but futures closed l.H
03l6c stronger, and Liverpool was reported
steady at previous rates. The dispatches
from Havre report that tho Now York &C.
counts had caused dullness.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this morn
ing ut 1000 bales, embracing 1000 for
Liverpool, $500 for Havre and 500 for
the North, which, when deducted from
the stock on hand by our cunning state
ment yesterday evening, leaves l9, 300 bales
to represent the quantity at tho landing and
in presses unsOld OF awaiting ordera.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales 22s bales
Quotations nominal
COTTON sTAfEMENt.
stool On , hand September ls74.....: 1855
Arrived previously. ......l l45lO7
AddatlOnAl bales from city GIN
nings, lintens and loose. llN3-il5s l5s
totSl ............. ,a73, liz
CiearsS nrs1;Sn.,v ''''''....'. none
CAc0Ieu PREVIOUSLY .I.lGS64S
Consumed at Lehman, Abraham
Cos cotton mill .. YlN-f.ile ,oS
etock on hand and en- shipbearS net clesrsA q 3,6
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The City Of New Orleans W. Frederick ~
LANCE.

. EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Jyl5 Is aul5 Civil Sheriff of the Par1sh NJ Or,a.r.
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The City of New Orleans VI, Morri. New.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jylS rs aul5 Civil Sheriff Of he Parish of Orleans
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. M. Deere.
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CtsiZens' Bank OF Louisiana 70. Joseph
LObrano and JacintO Lobranc, admins ratoy
and actual pOssessOY.


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Emily l.. Major and her Husband, Jawee
p. Major, vs.. John C. Stewart.

Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
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:.1o az ,n -, :, =. nCVhN6 WA0HAAGH
yl' - sul3 Civil baeEd OF tho Partah Of Orlaa,.
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The City Of New Orlenns Us. Philip

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
Machinery Without on.

Metaline is new discovery in nc.
chanical science which has attracted
much interest among mechanical men,
ana from ifs peculiar Importance bids
Ioir 10 command general attention
Inc amount OF oil consumed for lubri.
catlng purposes reaches an enormous
aggregate, while it's use required CON
slant care and attention, The material
to which the name "metaline" has been
given Is intended to entirely oby;vte
the necessity of the use of oil. II Ia a
solld, composed of metallic alloys.
nrst reduced to fine powder, then
compressed into solid plugs, which
are Inserted In one of the rubbing sur
faces When once applied 1t is claimed
IL needs no renewal, care or attention,
ana the machinery thereafter needs nc
OIL The publishers of the New York
EteH'ng Post, having watched the D, O.
gress OF the new invention with inter
est, lew weeks ago had metaline ap-
pied to one of the large loose pulleys
IN their press room, and the result.
they say, has proved so successful thai
they are having ii applied to other
portions OF the machinery, 1t is stated
also that two Of the elevators in the
new postofiice in New York are to be
htted with it, and q numuer OF large
establishments, noticeable A. T, Stew
art q Co., have adopted it. 1t will be
remembered that this ia-cnt;on was
the causo of disagreement between
the America Institute in New York
ana professor Chandler las. winter,
which led TO bis resignation from is
noard OF direction. Should the ,nven-
ton ectually prove to be worth al,
mat Is claimed for it, the story Of fec
tories and other building burning on
account OF overhestcd journals scd
from spontaneous combustion prc due.
ed by oil will no longer be sr everyday
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
EDITION
Democratic Meeting.

Union AND HARMONY IL THE RAvIa
The Democratic Association held lite
regular meeting, last evening, Jas. W
Ware. presiding.
The Committee on Room reported
their duties completed and on motion
was discharged.
On motion 1t was decided to hold a
grand ratification meeting, on next
" ehnesday evening, on Fourth street
between Market and Shipley streets.
The following committee was appoint
ed to procure speakers and make other
preparations
u. 8. Truitt, j. Z. Hayes, NJ. Farrell
and VIM. Bareford.
Col. Whiteley being present was
called upon to make a speech, but de-
clincd on account OF the excessive heat
OF the room, he, however, again thank
ca the Democratic party for the unso-
iicited honor conferred upon him. lie
believed that he would receive the
Democratic vote of the city, and felt
confident OF the success Of the Demo.
cratic ticket.
Martin Farrell was the next apaake r
and said that the Republican press cf
this city by insinustions and inuen-
does had been and were trying to ere
ate discord within the ranks OF the
democratic party, but he believed and
knew they would fall far short Of
Their purpose, az on the day Of election
the Democracy would show bold and
Solid front, ard the dissatisfaction
which was at first displayed he was
satisfied Yves without true knowledge
Of the facts, and he now believed
there vas perfect unity and harmony.
James T. Hayes then addressed the
meeting, claiming that this was the
most fattering campaign for the sue
cess Of the Democracy that the party
b I'D entered for years, He had heard
many prominent and leading Republi.
cans say they were going to vote for
Col. Whitley, end the only thing
needed was unity. Let every man
put his Fhoulder to the wheel and Viii
mington would hare cause 70 he proud
Of her Centennial Mayor
After t,anssctiDg eone business un-
important 10 the public the Association
adjourned.
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THE OHIO PROSVErT

WAsEINcToH, August 2O.-welI
informed persons who have irs. erri--
ed from the West say that is .bso.
lutei ; inpc7sibie to venture s1y rrc.
dic!ion as the probable result Of Tho
Ohio election. 1t .s stated that Se1a.
tor Thurman declares thGt he con9id.
ors the result rery much involved IN
DOUBT, Several large manufacturers
or Ohio who have always scted In fsTor
CT imitation are Using ali their influence
rcr Allen, while on the other hard
numerous harti money dom ocrnt7 feve
eSPrc9aed their intention not 10 vote.
An e1 democratic Senator who roos to
the extreme IN favor Of hard monav
expresses the hope that Allen viii b.
beaten BY 100000 naioriy. Aliens
defeat, he says Is essential to the aal.
vation Of the democratic psrt7
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THIRD EDITION
Board Of Health.

REGULAR MEETING SCIsAEcEs AEATEp
Mr.. GUTIERREZ BrLIs-SCIsANcr7
REPORTED, &C.
The Board Of Health met In regular
session, last evening, President Ecke,
In the chair.
Nuisances were reported abated Of
Ala and 469 West Front street, and the
Fourth Ward committee was dischars-
ed from further consideration of the
nuisance in an elley on 9th street be
tween Market and King.
Two bills from John Guthrie-SS
Ter moving 3 small pox patient Josesh
McManus 70 the hospital and SS for
boarding Mrs. McManus-were pre-
rented.
President Eckel said the bills could
not come before the Board. He had
received Information that they he'd
peen paid By the Trustees of the Poor
and therefore the Board owes Guthrie
nothing: TIE bills were ordered to be
returned.
A bill frol Mrs. McManus $40, fo-
nursing her son Ia the hospital was
referred TO the committee on account.
a ncncer CT nUisances were reco--
ted and referred.
A complaint was -ecei7ed relative =
the irregular collection OF garbage ia
the Second Ward. TIE President said
the Sub contractor Mr. Valentine was
sick. O.
a n1nucz of cellars on Choet1-t e
were reported to be diled with oEer.
siTe stagceot water. Referred 20 tho
Tenth Wsro committee.
6iiis |e-e allowed es fellows:
Sonne.cie, Printing &c. 95
Ds'ia Honineit, ............... 1926
SICtle- ECcE,...
On molten -be Board ed.ocrne,i.
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FOURTH EDITION.
Shooting AfrGu.
T. coloaEo MAN SHOT BIZ SALOON
KEEFEI AT M1DDLETowE.

a CoLo2Eo MAN SHOT By 4 Saloon
KEErEE AT M1DpLETowE.
At Middletown, last night, proba-
Oily fatal shooting effray occurred, q
negro man named Bill Ferguson, from
Wilmington, being shot In the rieht
'loe, ,elow the ribs bya white man
named John Whitlock. The circum.
stances are as follows,
Whitlock is the proprietor of O dis
reputable drinking saloon on Ander
son street, and last night @ number Of
negroes congiegeted In and around
MS saloon, singing, dancing, yelling.
ana acting IN very disorderly man.
ner, Soon they left, but again return.
ed il short time, drinking more
whiskey. Again the DANCING corr
nenced, the negroes being some what
drunk By this time, whec the elder
Whitiock said that be wanted nc more
dencins and told his son John TO
Shoot them down. Shoot them down
If they do 1t again" without further
words John Whitlock raised G reyoI.
yer sad pointing it at Ferguson, e1-
claimed II will shoot" fred the ball
taxing effect as above stated. The
Seg7oes tLca tecaC.3 bo:steroos.
threatening to tear the place out, but
Gade 10 attack, The indignation OF
peaceful Inhabitants - shown ct ell
points, and hopes ere expressed that
something viii be done that shall ey.
terminate the saloon.
<erG1-s2- Tas restless or Friday.
Tie ball being in his stomach. and
a!-G1ser we're made to convey
h:tn to tic AlCshorse. cad be was
sat Up CT the afternoon trs:p.
Whit,ock hGs eei.
@e-e-1c- c.ed this morning. q. his
::3.deoce o7e- Elc7c2.h st5cet bridge,
.A:7 CT, and the Co-cne- went down
70 Mici,e-ovr, OF the morning trair
Lo- the purpose os collecting evidence
fo- Tho Inquest.
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,Jo%F2 PEl.A CC1rs SrotFrn.-L. ).
Marshal Dunn, 1hrr-day. I 5aryed IN in.
Junction up5n Jotn A. Jores. of NJ E,-s.
SAINT, New Da-tlo county, to restrain him
from, the rrqnrfactura and -nis of ~
Pea"h Guile: which he ojn:1a-s - k;5 nat
ent. until the case Is disposed al in tha
!. ;. Court. This injunat:or !, Issued b.
order of Judge Bradford. urcn the adida.
w OF kdwGrt " Ioelvcad, &C lu3iIa.
eoEn. who claims that jones' cutler is nn
ihnlrlnGpment 1ron q machine patente
Iy MN some time p-e7iors, and that
of of,tss tse ootained Ms orieinG! conception
ent. The writ is of oourse nrel;11; ~ ~.
one 10 be made perpetual after tee-.
ing, or dissolved rs the facts in ths -as,
may demand.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
F. BECKER.
Teacher of Vocal and lnstrumen-
tai Music,
WILL oFEN A MUSIC SCHOOL. ON

WILL CEEN MUSIC SCHOOL. ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. 1875,
AT McQary's Building entrance on Shipi1y
ssreet, No. CO,
The school will comprise three diCerent
branches as tolow5:
L>-vocal music In three classes. lss and I'd
classes composed CT Misses and young iGiicl,
lessons twice every week from to 6o'clock,
p. III one term of three months 81 01 50
class composed of ladies' and gentlemen; les
Sops once week. IN the evsItng. Term OF
months y 80.
II Wind and string Instruments, classes
take lessons twice q week between and 9
O'Clock IN the evening. Terms fo- three
months se' Q. Those who have no instruments
can rent them for q small sum additional
III Plano music lst class-advanced stu
dents Sl2o III class-bestaners $1,000, peI
term OF smonths: two lessons week between
The hours of ; and Z NJ
Applicants should hand In their names early
in time for classification
Length Of Lessons one houTRssistei ,only by
competent teachers.
Information may be had at 80, East Second
frees. sugls-t
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EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron,

Has lever been known to taIl In the crre OF
weakness attended with symptoms ipais
position to exertion, loss OF memory, difticul:
OF breathing general weakness. horror OF
disease. weak. nervous trembling, dreadful
horror OF death. night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness OF vision. lansuor, UNI
versal lassitude Of the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyepeptic system,
hot hands nushing OF the b dy, dryness OF
the skin, pallld countenance and eruptioas
on the face purifying tie blood, pain fn the
bach, ,heavness of the eyelids, frequent black
epots nylnS before the eyes with temporary
sunusion and loss of sight; want OF atten-
tion, etc. 1hese symptoms ali arise from C.
weakness, and to remedy that use E F. Kun
kePs Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never fsils.
Thousands are now enjoying health who have
used II Get the genuine Sold only in 81
bottles Take only T. I Kunkels Depc:
and office. No 259 North Ninth street. Phila-
delphia, Ia.
Ask for kunkers Bitter Wine of lion. This
truly valuable tonic has been SD thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the ocmunIty thR.
It l. now deemed Indispensable a. q tonic
medicine II costs hut little. puri1es sho
blood and gives tone to the stomach, reno
Yates the system End prolones life
~ nov only ask trial of iAi; valuable son:c.
proprietor. No 2s9 North Ninth street, Selew
Vine, Philadelphia ia.
Ask for knnkels Bitter Vine Of L7ca G,d
take no other
~ II SOiA Oliy AZ "a DOklleS, VIII q I nc To-
graph OF the proprietor en- each irapper, a.
other is counterfeit,
Scli by druggists auG,-l-dTv
No. 25s. Tape WcriR $50.
sn:i:ely removed with purely 7asseas,s
medicine, passirS from tie sys:s5 suye.
No fee unless the head passes. Come eni rc-
Ter TO patents treated. d.. Z, I. kG2kel,
No. 2s9 y, Ninth street, PhiiGdelphiA,. Ad-
vice tree. Seat. Pin Gnd StorRch Nn-nE
ala removed
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
s.1sisG Death of Kentucky aias.
phemer,

BCRKEsyILLr, Ky, Augu7t I9.-A
man named Louis Burke, few DAYS
ago, indulged In very blasphemoua
language because his crops had heen
destroyed by high water. He cursed
God for having hiq crops DESTROYED
last year by heat and drought, and for
de7troying them this year by flood
and concluded his b'ssphemy Of the
Creator with tho expression, God
damn h!m" His toagnc Glove to thr
rooi Of his mouth, and he died the
next night, never uttering another
word.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

h--'c-E1E FATAL Acc1cEST.-Au
S2srcw2 TGc, 9 tramp, met with q
-stsl accident, .sst night, e: Brerfo-d
3ts.-o2, or the Delaware RAILROAD. Ee
"e3 sAes2iGG G. the bumpers Of como
freight cGrs CT tnc siding, sod vhec
these cars 1ere shifted 10 tie na,u
tracs, re Eel. between two cars ead was
tst-y Crushed. He died shortly afta-
a-d his hody vaa left OF at Clayton, to
await !leC"doGti07, io9ues. and bur
fc-
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
STRAT WAEFS.

l.: tscaE7 onpr;sed This Mornings
roiicc rco9r6.
n -t-ent 7os~,--, -s5 large ard dsri,
tbs Il c2rEirg
John He1-J Prtl, Iustioc Of -ta
Peace. No. 3o5 5hirley street.
4Aily cr6 .Fce-iy 7ewcrope-5 f.. saia
& lr''itt's oieG- store, .th ard Cprcco
strce*7.
ndrt ta'src --7uy< sole Trc.s .a,-
sG'T7 n boots 7hoes Al Dorat oe' I, 807
\ f1iict':7 - ,Se,farr t.a.st.5 5c :
ce7 at IN of zh.pu mt" ! ~ 3Le -
with the p0coh grower.
Ita ih.-i Ward bercrr.3 ,,i-t t-l3
m'3tlng 81 the NGter With o7rirn
h017e tn evening ie- t',o rrrroeS ,f
nom. patin. c7rd;dTto-
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

/ - = -Ii.a Cc~- -re-'s i73xssc OF
- de".t. o: me t-c-ar wto res killed a.
T77-12-i Tt---fa~ rirt:, returaod 8
T'-f.c- tEa- tIe Ge7ea7ei cen, - b.s
de7tE irCC- Tio4el-s -erai7ed c. the
hHudl 9! tatr;,k .h-4n The ACCUSED
ana his tr"r3h r-ccTp'i-- c-s now IL
llai! a7 Nc-7 tsa-- I'D .aL<ea'5 fsthg-
has a1zaG q Wa {. Sp-uan =, Esc., Of
4 CITY infsrd Ii
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
" HdT - tosfs- Bat the Govern
HeSst Pay.
,rr .iara 80 .ha

ieE lays ago the In,e. Ocean
tct.:'hed triet 2tatcGcat shat noce
the *orh = 'he aew Custom Hoaae
hse hcc7 suspended, Lacl2 San hs9
heca QaT.a5 :@t $50 Per day for work.
r'eT who hed oothirS - do b.: tha
!aboriors bEsiaess Of drawing salaries
Il arrct-a tba: tac s:a:sneat Tas
slightly inCo9rsc; The figures ahoui6
have been stated az S5s 4Q g perhaps
little r7o7e. But here are tie items
or soiGrie7 paid. pending the recea. In
vess!Sat!oa, End 70 be paid probably,
TIL WV. |: casr-,od.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
Ladies ~ ,.n.nC 10 rurena.. a II,

Ladies Wishing 10 Furenass a itSL :
runnlns and Simple Sewing Machine. yoald
do well to call at No. rs Market Street, vii
mingtoa. De :. and see one of the incest Fami
ly Sc Lg Machines in the world. II hes no
equal It sews FROM the thickest to the thinest
material desired without change of needles
Our hobby - eimpliclty, durability, light
running. and no threading-up required self
threading shuttle and sell setting needle.
Sold OF easy monthly instalment, OF liberal
discount OF for cash. Ladies dohtbay a
heavy and complicated mschins. bat set the
Light running New American
7ls Market ST.. Wilmington. lei.
iyTdAwlv J II, PRIMR0SE. Asent
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
JANCk.,f
s.E0Ia,a and t.il skin isi.Seas--
cared hy Dr Bonds Discovery

~ BoHDs CHEMICAL .ASTfpCrEs Il ;
with and dfa.roy the vIrus OF Csnc@v ard
Skin Affections, hut VIII so.sdeotthe hs2l.hy
mart. Patients may Walt the City and rema!r
yhuc under treatment at the Penna- Ca1ce-
Institute iona Ct the handsousst marble ed:
lcs5 In the city aud the Gnest remedial il
s;itute Ia the country. Remedies, witt Hail
directions. ssnt to any part Of the world.
A@Send for Pamphlets and particulars. Al
III. 4. BOND. M. n.
PESSA. CNSdlR iEsTrTurB
fahs,+ilS S20S Chestnut a., Ph u, IA
nrOdfc's miraculous cure Sor Corns
An Enslish remedy OF great popularity, for
s. BRMGRURST d CO.,
ApothecAr!es,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
DIED.

6rR1NOkE In this citS, an Ina lSth ct
August, OF scarlet fever. Wilbur l., son Of
LOWS r. and Carrie l.. Springer ag2d :
years and months.
Ouralrst In Heaven
The relatives and friends or the family are
Invited 10 attend the funeral nom the resi-
Saturday, at s>s O'Clock. r. NJ without fur
ther notice.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

POLITICAL nominations
were made last night as follows
First Ward-Council, Edw. L. Bellah;
Inspector, WIN. Miller; Assistant. F. h
Crawford.
Third Ward-Couneil, Jacob Baohus;
Inspector, German D. Lincoln: Ass,s-
tant, John McCrackeu.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

I'VE CARRIER P!dEov.-The ,s,rie-
pigeon WHICH 8. + be,s7 received from
Trenton "Wednesday morning, and sent
DacS st q nirute3 T. ~ o clock, arrived
IN trenton st lis ? IL .ana day, max
n Ing the trip IN lsss ttan three hours.-
4, InA pigeon belonged % u. ". Pratt Of
trenton. and this was ia Arst t-ir.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
WE4 THER KEPORT.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-i A. G.
PROBABILITIES

FoI New England and the Middle
and South Atlantic States warm and
clear or fair weather, with southeriy
10 westerly winds AMI Using bsrome-
ter, followed by eesterly 10 souther!y
Winds, fali!ns barometer and rain "a
:he southern portion Of the South At
.Rneic States.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

NJ. SLIrA's NETT Observation-Disclosures
a sufficient number of names have been
received at Messrs. Bougbman, Thomas
i Co.'s book store to warrant Mr.. Smith
in running another excursion up the
Hudson this season. The time has been
arranged for Thursday. September 9th u
those who wish to stop over as on the
last trip. The manager requests those
who contemplate taking the trip to leave
their names without delay, and if in do
ing 80 they find when the time comes it
will not convenient for them to GO. they
will not be obliged to pay for the tickets.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
"I.ea aing without Tears. !.

II you would relieve your eyes of hurtml
strain; II you would prevent loss ef sight,
or so soothe the light to your eyes as TO rem
der reading physical as well as mental
pleasure, use the Diamond Spectacles Il
having email diamond stamped on every
pair
For sale an Wilmington hv B s Clark. NJ,
t0I Market street augI6aodSWlw
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

Few People unscquainted wi.l phTsio.
logical chemistry are aware Of the quantity
Of Iron IN the blood, but all should kao0 the
importance of keepIng up the supply for de-
oility, disease and death are sure TO follow
when the quantity becomes too much re
duceL The Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide OF
lron) supplies this vital e.ome ent, ard has
cured many chrome diseases.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

ATTEMPrEp RoBBERY-Betw IL and
IL o'clock, last night. two boys were
caught while trying to enter the house
OF Mr.. McManus, Spruce street between
Ninth and Tenth. They were allowed to
depart
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
The Roatrum.

Dz--,.e, F. -aAtly. q WesE:n ytor, \. J., bT
as perseverance, A-3 Wei. 1.-eSted efforts,
ans alta.ct~! tlC To- tr,.il, so klr as msriso-i-
as Pans Gn! Organs sro concerned. and
a6encs rrock.m the IaucI GhEsed wort
Eureka" lis instruments give unrnis.6ks-
Gle ey.deccA o: it; the P-ess q. p.Rud them.
a1c those who havc thoroughly tested them
express their entire satisfaction n tho most
sacpy manner. E5 ".shes good suhsLsntia,
agents IN proper vicicit.es. You WHO con.
template Purchasing NJ Instrument 60 Geeire
g. IS ,ccy, vr.te 81 s-s:culare
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

5ALF oE MoNzT.-At tie e2d monthly :
meeting OF Clayton Loan Association.
last eTeing. So0c sold at $I.s PEI share
premium, end the remaining receipts
ware paid 70 Withdrawing shareholders
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

Ihe ADORE does not include ;be "in-
spector Of materials" who had for some
time s. day. These are the figures.
and 1t would be interesting to know
what deal Of hard work Is being doae
by the recipients of these liberal sal
aries. - Chicago Inter Ocean.