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The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
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The following descriLed Reed Esiats.sis;
All that certain plantation " trsct Of and
Cyunty. asd Stale aforsssi DO shded and de-
'eBssS Bssianns ails1 a. ssSes % ,hs Yves, de Of
Peeho Creek fye tenths of.a .pereh from the
niqdIe Qf esid creek, thepce fhnni6s by isnM
Of Robert Taylor nth 81 degrees vest itv
3 10 perchss to a stone n corner OF land OF
william Rirkwoed' thence tke, sauis, course
IS 10 perch.s. maLthx the whole distance
12l psrches to t. middle OF he road snosn
as the Nsspor. al, thence thereby norm ~
deerees west 4G IeTchts 10 . stake III the tQad
kpown rs the Christiana rnat on prenmons
Hill. thsnss BY the road lsadins TO- Milford
ercs roads the following courses hna d,stan-
chcs north q degrees wtst' u pershes, Myth
| IS degrees Gsst q e-lD peSches north sSM dc
s1ess west n 10 tsrcres to. the middle.$i
he bridge on, Mpdss. Run, thsnss up said
ns small ia'sss IN sss~s @s.a1v ~ &
up the game to a.eorRer OF lot known ~ the
MA, d.lol. ,ssnos thereby prr,bs ~ dsge.ss
lto a s4i 1--WE tsaths II . ,Psieh ISp stnns
\ or Iandmark on the cast side OF lip ,rpp. for
.perly land Of Hsniy 81 Y pew.f Jsmes Lit
~ thence by the same ton ssid steps tSptn 10
of a stone called for: thence thereby north
I76 \ degrees east ~ $40 perches,t9 9 stone
1fpeaf . hickory nee q cofnsr Of land Of Sam
'uel Fell. thence tas eby s9uth TX 5dssSlsss s.r
/ as the Christisna road as aforssAid. thence
THEREBY north two snd quarter dssfees, wesI
4 II ie-l 0 perehss to sake. theDcs by land Of
Hobert Rankin no III "a degrees. east 10 7-lD
perches TO u stone taking in limo a. stone az
1 or land mark on the eat side OF said road
,ihss CO thereby south TX degrees east ee.t 10
perches to a stake newly setD theoce there
tby south A5z degrees east u y 10 PER- hes to
stone, thence thereby horth By degrees, east
90 perches to stone on the weet bank OIL saiu
Peeho Creek, thence the same cou Sc TO the
middle Of said creek. thence by themargin o.
said creek south 4aH degrees east 22'2o. .W
perahes to the FIRST N ntioned stone, the place
Of beginning. containing two hundtsd ant
one acres one rood and nine perches,, ,tubjec
to the discount for tine grave yard, which !!
: It,, be excepted in The deed. more OF less.
Seized and tax en- In execution Us the pro
perry Of Thomas Brooks. mod Mary hi
, wife. aud fefre tenant, and " be sold by
VIM II. JAMESON. Sheriff 4
Sheriff q Off ee, New Castle, !. AL
4 January u, q, y 1875, iah2S-2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
Flood and Fire---1u Ercifi,D
Scene.

SAN Fra NCIsco, Jan. 22.-Thc. loss
of life by the Marysville flood was
overstated. So far as known, one
child, named Joseph Lauchlen, six
years old, was drowned. During the
height of the flood fire occurred in
the Western House block while the
roof was crowded with women and
children seeking refuge from the flood.
The flames were finally subdued with
out injury to any person. On We'd
nesday the water receedcd from the
principal streets by o o'clock, p. IN.
The loss OF personal property is esti.
mated at one million dollars. Mer-
chants lose sevcnty-five per cent. of
their stock. Assistance is asked for, 6
many persons are destitute. The
farmers suffer much loss in fencing
and stock.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23

Judge Dumphy withdrew from the
contest for the United States Senator
ship in the Nebraska Legislature yes
terday, and .Thayer's opponents then
united upon A. 8. Paddock and elect
ed him in joint convention by vote
of 81 to II for Thayer, and 2 scatter
ing. Paddock is Republican, and
was Governor of Nebraska when it
was a territory. Paddock's election
caused general surprise and excite.
ment, as it was supposed that Thayer
had secured a majority of the votes.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
Home bale.
T The N. J.. Hbst.

IM ". 4. fp~t.J
"There is one good thing about this
the proposal to withdraw the FEEDER.
al forces andlet Kellogg look out for
himself. We wish that the President
would do that forth with. The accia-
nation of grateful approval which
would so up from all parts Uf the
country would he heartiey and more
nearly unanimous then could be called
forth by any other act Of the Presi:
dent. The President could then afford
to let Congress do what It pleasesabou1
Louisiana" t 1
$50 saw We all of usl' "Let Kellogg
look out for himself" and let Louis
lana look out for itself, unsupported
and unhindeEed by the national army!
II Home Rule" brings disorder and
prostration' of values In a sovereign
State which seriously infuauces nc
other State, she must beai the suffer
ing. TO deny the right and benefit Of
Home Rule as the President did q
New Orleans, is q blow at the whole
system of States. Louisiana must bs
allowed to manage the affairs exclu
siyelyherownin ia her own way scolding
and, If SHE pleases, even fighting ovcl
diem as;niuch as her people please -
t..Wnold. - :; IL .-.:I = ,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
Sheridan Treated Wifh ScOrh.

A.letter in the New York Times COM |
plains that the people Of New Orleans
never let an opportunity pass to show
their scorn and contempt for this rough
and ungentlemanly soldier. This is not
to be wondered at. The people of New
Orleans have high estimate of charac-
ter, and it is.but reasonable that they
should resent the insult offered them by
a man whom they are taxed to feed and
'clothe, and one whom they are led by the
institutions Of their. country TO regard
as a servant, dependent upon the coan-
try for support In days past such Ian
guage from an officer would have re-,
quired him to apologize or stand trial
for language unbecoming a gentleman
and soldier. The letter says sit is the
dispatch calling the people banditti that
has caused General Sheridan to be so
dishked" 1t says:
"They feel that they have been in
suited before the entire country. This
feeling seems to pervade all classes OF
the community. The popular hatred of
Sheridan finds expression in many ways.
He has several times been hung in ethgy,
and half the shop windows in New Or
leans are decorated with some ludicrous
caricature OF him. In some places fig
ures of venerable and respectable look
ing old gentlemen are labelled, This is
one of the banditti" Many Of the toy
stores display ridiculous French dolls
with immense heads and very short legs,
bearing the inscription, L. am not
afraid" This, of course, has reference
to Sheridan's despatch staoing that he
had been threatened with ASSASSINATION
bnt that he was not afraid am not
afraid" is now in everybody's mouth
The newsboys go through the streets
yelling out the usual terrible murder
in Arkansas" OF horrible cutting af
fair" always ending with but 1 am moi
afraid" Several songs have already
been composed and entitled, Il am moi
afraid" and in the theatres pert ac
tresses are gaining popularity and louC
applause. by exclaiming in and out o
season, az am not afraid"
Instead Of trying to cultivate senti
ment favorable to union, harmony an
peace, the Presidents course and tn
conduct of Sheridan has been such as t
intensity the feeling of aversion TO a unio
which the South now feels and knows
used as a means Of oppression by part
zsns for the money which they can max
out of official positions e.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
G. esseral'- Eecs. .

Counterfeit United States legal tender
notes. wtH executed; OF the denomina:-,
ton Of $50, are Being circulated In Mon:
treal. '
MFR. John Ricketts,. fer 81 years press
man of the Baltimore San, died yester-
day morning, OF pnsumonia, aged 81
years. - ii.
A stolen boy, who was taken. from q
circus company in Havana, Cuba, and
placed in the Orphan Asylum at Coop
erstown, N. >, and who was supposed TO
be Charlie Ross, turns out not to be the
lost Charlie
Another Intellectual ballot for United
States Senator was taken by the hhode
Island Legislature yesterday. Burnside
received 43 votes, Dixon 20, Barstow Is.
and IA were scattering. The Legiatnre
adjourned until Tuesday.
The Tennessee Legislature continued
its Intellectual balloting for q. S. Senator
We sterday. On the last ballot. the 29tt
Of the series, the vote stood, johnson So
Stephens Is, Brown ~, Bates, III Quarles
g, Ewing 6 and Kennedy-1. ~.
The Republican caucus of the Wiscon.
sin Legislature met last night. SO mem
bers being present, and nominated Mr.
Carpenter for United States Senator OF
the first ballot. He received a. votes K
| Is for Rubles and for Fairehfia. Th'
nomination was made unanimous.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
From the Philadelphia Evening Chronicle.
DeTQaUaTe'S Wisdom,

Delaware has done her little soul
infinite honor, in rc-electing Mr. Bay
ard to the Senate of the United States,
In him she has a representative of
whom she may be truly proud, and
one who stands amongst the foremost
of United States Senators in point of
ability, and a head and shoulders
above a score Of them in point of un-
sullied integrity. Mr. Bayard is yet
young enough to look forward to still
higher popular promotion than hi:
gallant little native State can confel
upon him. 1t need not surprise should
he be tho next Democratic candidate
for the Presidency. \ better man o.
one less Objectionable, the party, vel
supplied as it is with gfla1 nen, can
not boast.
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JEFFERSON HOUSE, -.
a. .. a. - -. ~
- New CASTLE DELAwARE.
u:k r.-..t 49,. .rj...... ....
john w. GRAY. PRoPMEroR.

This large and beautifully situated house
has been put in the very best repair for the
reception Of visitors, who will lind at u all he
ACCOMMODATIONS OF a FIRST: CLASS HOTEL.
IL commands fine view of the Delaware Bay,
and 10 one,of tho most pleasant and delightful
places in tho State for excursions OF pic-nlcs.
The house 10 kept IN the best style, tine bar
tiiled with the choicest wnes,' hquorS anu
malt dflnks, and tabie supplied with the sub
stantlals and luxuries Ot the ualket.. EXeurF
sionists can arrtYe by boat or rul. larties
who wish, to 20 1shing or boat riding on The
noble Delaware, can be accommodated. with
suitable boats. The patronage ot the pIAlllc
is respectfully solicited ~
iy25tf j. w. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
PuBLTo SALE OF VALUABLE
II NJ IL Est TAl'r,Bs

IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.
The subscriber as executor of John II
Stidham, deceased. will sell at Public Auc'
ton ON the premises. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81. 1875,
at a O'Clock, P. M.
That desirable property known as the Eel
TON HOUSE, situated at the y. L. corner Of
Second and Walnut street,, in the city ot
Wilmington, Delaware. The lot has q front
OF Al feet inches on Walnut street and Of "
feet inches en- Second street. The house Il
n large three sioried brick, long and well
known as the FELTON, House. Is the present
voting place of the Second Whrd. and Is well
adapted to the purpose of hotbl. boarding
house or almost any public business. Sale
made TO CLOSE estate. Terms at sale
JOHN OTTO,
Executor OF John ii. etdham. deed.
WiiminEt on. Del. Jan. q 1S7S--6t
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
lsuERsFF,.a sAL.

llY virtue Of an order Of Venditioni .Ex-
ID ponss to Ins.airtotcd. will be exposed to
Public Sale, -
ATTHE HoTEEoF BENZ. D. LosGWAND
In Delaware City. 10 Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle County. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE 9rB DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875, b..
At II o'clock. A. NJ. 'i~
the following described Real Estate. viz:
A lot of land situate In Red.Lion Hundr cd
in the town Of Delaware City, New Cas- tie
County. Del beglpning: alta stone in the
middle Of new strett running from the pub
lie roa otherwise called Fifth street. said
Fifth street being the south west boundary Of
the town OF De-. City Aforesaid. to the Del
awar City ew stery, the said stone being the
corn Iot other land Of sail Geor.e Clark.
and iupning thence with the middle OF GA d
new street south thirty nine and half de-
gfoes west one huudEed and seventy four feet
to q stone, q corner OF William Meet s lot,
thence with said Netff,s lot north fifty and o
half degrees west three hundr ed and sew enty.
Eve feet to q stone. a corner OF other. land
OF George Clark sforesnid thence With said
land north forty-one degrees east one hun
dred and seventy four feet, and south 6fty
and q half degrees east. three hundred and
seventy -one and a half feet TO the first men
toned stone and place Of besinning. contain
ing sixty four thousand eight hundred bnd
two square feet Of ground, more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty Of George Clark. and to be sold by.
VIM, II. LANBSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. New Castle.
January IA A. D., 1875 janl5-2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
The Anti.Cri.,s Leaxue.

PHILADELPHTA, January 22.-The
Anti-Crisis League met tonight and
The depressed state Of bust,
ness and the question of deyising
means by which the Industries of the
country may be revived Addresses
were made by several gentlemen, and
the,principle ofshigh tariff was strong
ly advocated. n 46 ~ t.a.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
FOR SALE AND RENT.
TWO FARMS
AT PRIVATE SALE

AT PRIVATE SALE
The heirs offer at private sale two good
Farms, late the property of Ezra Thompson,
deceased, situated In London Britain town
ship, near Sfrickerville, Pa.
No. contains 100 Acres, Il OF which are
Woodland, the balance wen watered and
fenced. The buildings are good substantial
two story Brick House,w three rooms
and kitchen on first floor, seven rooms and
bath room on second floor. Stone and
Frame Barn with two floors, good stabling
underneath; Carriage and Harness House at
tached; Wagon House, Wood House, with
Work Shop overhead; all other outbuiidings
needful ON G. farm. The water is forced to
the house and barn by hydraulic.
No 2, Contains 81 Acres, IL of winch are
Woodland, the balance well fenced and wa
tered. The buildings are q two story FRAME
HOUSE, with two rooms on first floor, three
rooms and entry on second; well and pump
at door; good Frame Barn, with Carriage
House attached; Wood House, with Work
Shop over 1t; good Hog and Chicken House,
Spring with Spring House over. it. These
properties are within " Of q mile of station
on r. Il ID. II, r. and are Aery desiP able pro-
peIties for any one wishing 10 purchase.
II these properties arc not sold by the LIST
day OF February they will then be for rent.
Apply to Heirs on property. jani2tf
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
P UBLIC SALES.

A UCTIoX SALE OF FURNITURE.-The
N undersigned having removed from this
city, will sell at Public Sale, at her late resi-
dence 1908 jefferson street, on THURSDAY,
January 2sth, 1879, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, her
Household and Kitchen Furniture and uten-
sils, consisting OF Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
stands, Tables, Chairs, Carpets 40.
jan23-lt j. Ii. nJLTOS..
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
ANN JEFFERSON and
WILLIAM H. JEFFERSON
A DAl lSlsrhAr0fS er sAlf
r E A L E S T A T E
N THE CITY OF wILMiseTos.


BY virtue Of an order Of abe Orphans Court
of the State OF Delaware. in arid for New Cas-
tie County. made the Eighth day OF Septem-
ber, A o., 1874 will be exp0sed to sale by
way of Public Auction. on TU ESDAY, tho
9th day of FEBRUARY, A. D.. 1916. at 2
o'clock. P. M. at the Delaware House. No
5l3 Market street. kept by Geo. w. 0rthp.
the following described lands and tenemeDts
being the Real Estate OF Edward P Strick-
land, deceased, TO wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land situate In
the city Of Wilmington. New Castle @ unity
and State Of Delaware. with dwelling house
thereon erected, bounded and described as
Beginning M at stake on tho southerly side
of Third street, between Lombard and Pop
lar streets at the distance OF fifty -four feet
from tho Westerly side of Lombard. street.
thence Southerly parallel with Lombard St
eighty. eight feet, thence Westerly parallel
thence y ortherly and parallel with lombard
street eighty eight ieet TO the SoutheIly side
Of Third street and thence Herewith Easterly
twenty-one feet to the place Of Beginning.
Attendance wi! be given and terms OF sale
made known at the timean place aforesaid,
by HENRY l.. HOPKINS,
FHfsf Hdministrators or by
Attest, q, M, NANDEvER 49,
'' Clerk Orphans' Court
The above properly is No. 4f4 East Third
street
jan1S-sodt27&d
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23

The President yesterday nominated
Thomas Biddle, of Pennsylvania, to
be Minister TO Ecuador r. H. Isa.
belle to be Pension Agent at New Or
leans, and L. H. Chandler to be Pension
Agent at Richmond.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
Bowers HoOf Liniment

After 30 years of practical experience WIN
horses, In Staging, temning, &C., have Learn
ed that more horses have been crippled bi
inattention tn the feet than all other disease
combined. After many experiments ! ha'd
round ihetrne remedy TO PREVENT the d'
ease of the noof, or restore it after negligence
20 wnat nature intended it should be-h;
7rtat support offhe hobie an imal II the hoOl !
milamed and diseased, the animal is comphT,a.
lively worthless. This Liniment will sure!
prei e,,t this worst OF all diseases, Contraclloh
C0rns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF ih'
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprina
&c, and restore those that have been crpplsl
by the want OF such a remedy.
&l-Try II, and 1t viii never fall II propefl
applied, VIZ
Bathe the horses foot oncea week, OF oiteI
er II nece ssary, ht the hcci and frog, ahl
around the hoot closegto the hair.
| "a sn.sE u q ~ M a ROVER
fHtt Norristown, "a
MIR. Nj. &. Bon Err Dear SIR; This is 10 etl
tlty that rhave used your Iiniment in ID
stable for three months past, on more tia
ona hundred horses, and lind il the best pre-
paration have ever used on horses. Ii isl'
better than you recommend it, send me Nv
cases at'onee, by express, c. u. u.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West 3lst street, Kew York Civ.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23

TFHK ART1ZAss SAVINGS BANK, =
=. " 5dg MARkkr STREET.
. Y Incorporated February &s ,ssl.
opcn 10 rsce,s d iep5s,ts daily from Q. 4. Nj.
unth {, IN, allt on Tuestsy and SATURDAY
syeajpss frQm ftvs Veacck-> - -! . 81
sENJ-xNxuHL .bIEiDEND.
81 six per cent has been regularly i,sid q de-
Il La the expect alton OF the Managers, that tiis
rate u Myfdends win be continued.
When dividends are: net Withdrawn, they
are accounted, ~ dsposits.. Ihps 4eiinanehi ehs ir'
dsposIts coninpoand their Interest Twice II
each year.. b. '.' =
.. . MANAGERS
William 8. Hilles,. :. i George W. Bush,
.Ghas ". uowland, NIL LichtensteiD,
ss.hsnrH IIe henson EdwaTe Ioh esfsSSs' Stfl%s''n'
{. N stotsen6ure,i .wm. IL Swift, ,
Anthony Higgins. a.j
wM. S.,HILLEs, President.
GEO. ". BUSH. Vice rIeslden!;
feb2l.ly :, Il. n TAYLOR. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23

EXEuUTOR'5 SALE OF. REAL ESTATE
IL in the town of New Castle
By virtue Of an order CT the Orphans
Court of the State Of Delaware, in and for
New ,astle ounty. made the Twenty. fifth
day of .eptenbsr, A. d. 1874, Eili be exposed
to sal, by way Of Public auction. on
THURSDAY,
the 1lth day Of. FEBRUARY. "A. D. 1876.
At IL O'Clock, NJ. at the Jefferson House, in
New Castle. the following described lands
and tenements. being the Real Estate Of
Eiihu Jefferson. deceased. to witt All that
lot or parcel OF land situate in 'thsltown of
of Delaware, on the south easterly side OF
Front street. in said Town. and extending six
hundred feet into the river Delaware from
said street bounded on the north easterly
side by q lot formerly of Jeremiah Bowman.
now Of heirs Of homas Turner deceased; On
the sonth-westeriy tide by Market. now
called delaware street having front OF one
hundred ana five feet on Front street afore-
said with three story brick dwelling house
sore house and wharf thereon erected.
Tho above premises arc ordt red By the
Court to he sold free and clear Of { over.
Attendance will be Riven and ferns OF sale
n, ade kndan at the time aud pihce aforesaid
ANN JEFFERSON and
WILLIAM H. JEFFERSON
Executors, or b,
GEORGE GRAY, Esq, thdr Attorney
Attest, c. nj. VANDEVER,
Clerk Of Orphans Court.
The above embraces The l. otel known a
| the Jefferson House, u valus Bile lot at tn
corner of Delaware and Front Streets, ,-aH,
| the wharf property adjacent. and will be sol,
| 10 parcels To suit purchasers and on favorabi
terms. eodt27dt,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
SHERIFFS SALEe.
sIIERItFsx sA,E.

iyy virtue Of sundry wri Is of Levsri Fseias
- to me directed. will be exposedto 10 f"1-
Ii0 Sale. -
AT THE DRE2 PARK HOTEL.
kept hy John i. Lewis. in the towa Of Newark
ia Wkite Clay Crset Hundred, New casos
Couuty, Dslsware. ON - =!
- - FRIDAY. ~ iEF
TuE IsrH p,Y or FEBRUARp. ffs.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23

CREDENTIALS PREsENTEU.--The Gre.
dentials of Hon. Thomas +. Bayard,
Senator elect, were presented yesterday
by Senator Salisbury.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
WEATHER REPORT
WASHINGTON, January, % IA. \
PROBABILITIES

In the Middle States and lower lax Q
region, winds gradually shifting to
southerly or easterly, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and followed by fall
ing barometer, with slightly lower
temp erature in the former and slight
changes in the latter. mi
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23

Boys, try for something. else than
being bootblacks and newsboy." Ad-
vice of an old street boy. -.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
Dunbar System
HnCCESSEuurY


Interfering invarlably cured in once shoeihs
Knuckljng and knee.sPruns horses inmc.
diately benefited and left In a t6nditi6n By the
sli o. %hsl naApfs i9shs sss sfiesis 4 gsymanent
.amcness from cttrns. fiTa niy isMeved
Lmpet,Ate gelieei, .eiYsb in ease. Of acute
Diseases OF the sboss 6ature and various
Others erteinips tofh f,sSt and lrg, heretofore
considered lpcurabLe by Old Schooi" Veteri.
narians. ARD by = iudicious application Of the
DUNBAR. ,'sYSTE" relietei and cured. "
Anatomical sbeeilnen sxbibjtea-at ~ The 10.
show ing cause and effect.
I 9 Havine been 81. great expense 10 acquire
thoi oug knowledge or tkf subject, and being
the 6 ~. smith in tte, State 10 whom Mr.
| Dunbar ha: impaired HE valuable method Of
Treatment an prepared to treat the worst
cas se the rublir can bring forward
l. | employ only competent nsU aud yer.
snna''y rnrervise all operations
>hAs'- isi'" =. I<x. osMas~ Asr-.,.
+ - Nv GUlMAN
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
HOTELS.
Wy EsTERN HQTLih.y

w EXTERN Herl,". 'l--: .. i..; g.. =
N. W: COR FOURTH AND ORANGE Sfs,.
.,t,..sc.J. Kyle. P29EjKt3a IL,
The aboye House has been lhit in complete
repair for the reception of guests, where
they Will receive all the accominodatlonh OF
q first CEA6S HOTEL "a ~
Bar filed with choicest wines, liquors, cigars,
&C, and the table supplied with the best the
market .aGords- transient aud permanenl
boarders Accommodated at moderate Tatcs.
Good stabling and attentive hostleTs. III.
eraf share Of public patronage Is respectfully
solicited.
aug2 du ...tu-s.- 80 ...r... 60
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23

The above house has been put in complete
repair foit no reception of guests, where thcy
,w1l receive all the accommodations OF first.
class hotel. Bar filed with the choicest OF
wines, liquors, &c, and the table supplied
with the best the market affords.
jyG'7i-dly
The daily gazette., 1875-01-23
RANKS AND ls.ANKEKS

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
y pishad to regular Dtpositors without charge,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-08
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing
which is at
once agleea-
Die, healthy,
and eiiectual
!. for preserv-
sing the hair.
iH soon re-
stores .fadea
or gray lair
10 It's 0HgiHok