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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

Jer-y Meal IS N fair demand We quote; Fine hite
Yellow ~ IS 81 1O Coarse 81
81 30 GrOuld Feed At I'll tjdSl %.
fRFIGuTs-Hates steadily held for better ROOM not be-
OF increased demand but the supply OF room is m
ted little Grain In market 20 operate on
eanently the demand IL restricted The
charterng fairly active In Petroleum and Grain
tonnage and In all full obtained, while for
slight advance IL noticeable The engagem nts IN
cnde Liverpool steam, To- 90 bush oraiI at a ,
and BIZ Id 200 bales Cotton. sad. 10
ndon SAL 20 900 bush Grain at sd zoo DOs hosn ON
private terms; loo bDs Flour, yis The charters COM
prise Norwegian bark. hence Ia the Baltic with 100 bos
lenned Petroleum As ID American bark hence 10
with about 5000 cases 10 al 2c hgssian DARK
to bbls do 10 ct; butsn
bark hence bremen, bis do. a. 3d. free
of gnment British bark Of 5sJ tons, hence 10 the
Baltic with bbls do. at a. 3D. American bark,
frOln Philadelphia 10 Cagliari. In the Mediterranean with
2ic; German bark hence ~ Bremen, with
800 bbls account Norwegian bark, hence
20 Copenhagen 1900 bbi, at is Cd Austrian bark
hence Cork for ORDERS tn 5000 grs Gram
90 3D. anoter honce for SAME yoyase VIVA 900 Ora do'
and 10 ratIy another, hence Tor hane Voyages
vita 1900 ora Sd; Italian bark. hence for sane
with $500 Ora, ut same rais Al american DARK
SOB direct la ths United King
dom. with Dals Al 81 standard British bark nov here
NJ b. ~ Cork for oriurs with Deals AZ oA
"A Bsh brig hence W t0e Contlnvnt Win iVo Dvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
LNEapOoL-Ship b. Rigby.
LoXpoN-steamer Greco

LONDON-Shiy Camarvon Castle
Resin bbIs- si7 Tobcco. bal LOT Scraps. n. 1892
Flour bbs 2.1OD Iari n. $4,000 ,at.W digs 90
OLD at. b.2 $50. sol SusprIlbis II ONIinccsk l2J
NNWRY-Rark Kong Oscar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK P. NJ.

lSolcs o. Sicie B0n6s- RIir9pf B3ufs-BInt and Raj
rOad Shares-Erpress Stocks DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

CHRE-g-There improved this market AMI prices
seller shippers purchasing freely at full
prices trade has also improved taking principally
Of Western ~ unchanged values We quote:
New state Fancy, Extra Western. 10 el2
Tor home IL 'i1l3 Western do.
New state. Prime mon TO nne.-...-.- 6lO
Fancy for EXtra..l1 nll'a Do Skimmet-.......
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
THIRD EDITION
MurjJEdud Item,

The Magill homestead in St: Mary's
county, containing 400 acres, has been
sold to Benedict Bond for s., ,625. In
the same county 100 acres belonging
to the estate of Matthew Stone were
sold tor $500: 100 acres belonging to
Mrs. p. Evans were sold for $3.50, and
100 acres belonging to the estate of
George Ii. Morgan were sold for 81, 900.
There was a tournament at Hen.
drickson's Island, near Westernport,
Allegheny county, Thursday. rwen,
ty-six knights tilted. Jacob Daily
took the first honor and C.. Long the
second. Miss Mamie Allen was
crow ned queen, and Miss Ada Raven.
scraft, Henrietta ID. Totten and Nan.
ME " e,tor maids of honor.
An inexhaustable bed of yellow
ochre Of the best quality is now being
worked on the farm of James Bujack,
on the Frederick road, near Cations.
vile, Baltimore county. Specimens
have been pronounced by competent
judges to be of unsurpassed excel.
lence.
The Agricultural Society of Har
ford county, offers in its premium list
Tor the October exhibition GEO pre-.
mlums, 300 of which will be paid in
cash, 27O in periodicals and 90 in di
plomas. The cash value of the pre-.
| miums offered amounts to 81 500.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
STR4 Y WAIFS.

evening 20 ''iA'
Tonight tho Board of Education vii
meet In regular session.
B5y Tomorrow the peach shipments by
ran will have reached 100000 baskets
The Rarrigan and Hart combination
performs at the Grand Opera House to.
-, The popular boot and shoe store with
the people is D. Fennesey's, at No. 22l
Market street. ---
John Wainwright, No. 3l2 Market st
advertlses a large lot of fine fall goods at
very low prices. o Jus at
with an attractive stock and ponnlar
prices, Donahoe still ca, ries on the boo,
ana shoe store at 307 Market street.
Government engineers have made a
survey OF the Elk river from the bride.
70 Cedar Point, preparatory to finishing
dredging the channel. 1t il unlerstood
that the work Of dredging will be re.
newcd in short time, and completed
this fall. ' CIV
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
FOURTH EDITION.
GENERAL NEWS.

A collision occurred in Philadelphia
last night between train on the New
York division of the Pennsylvania
railroad and street car. 1t is report
ed two persons were killed and several
injured.
AT the Convention of Insurance
Commissioners and Superintendent ents
at New York, it was resolved to hold
the next annual session at Harrisburg,
Ia, September goth, 1875. The Con-
vention then adjourned sine die.
All the mills at Fall River Mass,
were opened onISaturday, to give the
hands an opportunity TO sign the agree
ment demanded by tho employers. Few
signed but it is believed, notwithstan.
ding, that the mills will start to dayl
The Postmaster General has directed
the Postmaster of Denison, Texas, TO
withhold and forward to the senders
all money orders and registered letters
addressed to lottery concern styled,
" The Texas Gift Concert Associa-
tion."
AT San Francisco, on Saturday, John
Miller, aliasWoodruff, the ex-SecretarY
OF the Contract and Finance Company,
was arranged on four indictments for
embezzlement, aggregaring $39, 900.
lie was allowed until the 2Sth inst. to
plead.
A negro named Weston, who was
arrested for completely in the murder
OF Abraham Weissburg, a Jewish ped
Ter, in Westchester county, New York,
has confessed that he and two other
negroes named Ellis and Thomr son
committed the deed on the 18th inst
Secretary Delano's resignation has
been accepted by the President, and it
is understood that the name of his
successor, who will probably be aPenn.
ssylvanian, will be announced to day,
Mr.. Delano's letter of resignation is
dated the 9Th of July, and the Presi-
dents letter accepting it the 22d of
September.
Glass, Nicely & Co., proprietors of
the Keystone Iron Works, at Pitts
burg. Pa, have suspended. Liabili.
ties $3.50, 600 assets, chiefly mill
property and real estate, not availab
at present, $4,000. Cause of failure.
stagnation of the iron business and
the difficulty of realizing on the out.
standing Indebtedness. Three hun.
dred hands are thrown out of work.
AT Montreal, yesterday afternoon, a
jubilee procession took place to the
various Catholic churches, and was
attacked several times during its pro-
gress by mob. One of the attacks
was made after the proc ession emerged
from church, which il had only sue
ceeded in reaching by the aid of the
police, and after volleys of stones had
been discharged from both sides fire.
arms were used. 1t is reported that
one man was killed end thet forty or
nifty persons were wounded. About
1000 persons took part in the process.
sion. The closing pilgrimage will be
held next Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
SECOND EDITION
assault Gnd RObJerv.
THE Nj HAP OF A GENTLEMAN FROM
THE COUNTRY.

rhE Nj HAP OF A GENTLEMAN FROM
THE COUNTRY.
East nighta young gentleman from
stanton started for this city, where he
expected to meet friend on the late
train from Philadelphia. His first
mishap was a collision with a wagon
along the road, which so damaged his
vehicle that he was compelled to re-
place it with one borrowed from a
friend.
Arriving in this city he proceeded
TO the depot where he had t. pass
through crowd of loafers. These
scntlemne jostled him rather roughly,
and jostlcd his pocket book from his
vest pocket during the operation.
He did not discover his ltss for sew
eral minutes, but meanwhile special
3illcer VIM. Legg found the party at
front and Walnut streets, dividing the
'polls. He arrested one of them, nam.
ed Charles Crouch, but the Others
MADE of with the money, and have
not since been arrested,
Crouch had a hearing before the
Mayor this morning, but as nothing
could be proved against him he was
discharged.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
THE PORT PENN ROBBERY
DISCHARGE OF THE ACCUsED-No EvI.
DEECE AGAINST HIM.

DISCHARGE OF THE ACCCsED-No EyI.
DENCs AGAINST HIM.
Bender and his wife appeared be.
fore ESD, Frazer this morning. en- the
charge of robbing the Peddlar Blake.
y on the 9th inst, at the hotel iu Port
Penn. Blakely only could furnish
suspicious, which were entirely
unwarranted, and failed entirely
to connect in any manner, the accused
with the robbery, and the prisoners
were discharged from bail.
There can be no doubt as to the en-
tire innocence of Mr.. Bender and his
wife, and testimonials from all the re.
spectacle folks in Port Penn were pre-
sented to prove their previous excel
lent character. Blakely was probably
robbed after he left Port Penn, while
In drinking saloon in Odessa, wher re
he was drinking hard the following
night.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eff. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

Hat never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness attended with symptoms indis-
position to exertion, loss of memory, difticut t
OF breathing. general weakness, horror OF
disease, weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness of vision, languor, uni
versal lassltude OF the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
not hands. nushlng of the budy, dryness OF
the skin, pallld countelance and eruptions
on the face purifying the blood, pain In the
back, ,heaviness of the eyelids, frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with temporary
sunusion and loss OF sight; want of atten-
ton, etc. These symptoms all arise from a
weaSness, and to remedy that use +. +. Kun
kers Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never fails.
thousands are now enjoying health who have
used 1t Get the genuine Sold only in 81
bottles Take only f. F. Kunkers. Depot
and ofilce. No 259 North Ninth street Phila.
delphIa, Pa.
Ask for kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that
1t is now deemed indispensable as tonic
medicine, 1t costs but little, purlhes the
blood and gives tone to the stomach reno
Yates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask q trial of this valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle + +, kUSkEL, sole
proprietor, No 259 North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron and
take no other
1t is sold only in 81 bottles, with photo.
graph of the proprietor on each wrapper, all
other is counterfeit
Sold by druggists aug2-lmdTw
No. 25y. Tape Worm 259.
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
No fee unless the head passes. Come aud re-
Ter 70 patients treated. Dr. f. +. Kunkel,
No. 259N. Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ad.
vice free. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

RETURNED.-ltichard NJ Lockwood.
ESD, who went to Europe as the agent
OF the peach growers, on the occasion
OF the recent shipment of peaches to
Liverpool, returned to Middletown
this morRing. From his conversation
at the depot it was inferred that Mr..
Lockwood was of the opinion that an
additional quantity of ice, or the re-
frigeration of the peaches for a day or
two before the departure for Europe,
would have made the experiment a
success. The collision of the steamer
with a sand bar, during the voyage
down the Delaware river, on the first
day, jarrod the vessel 50 that an air
bubble was formed in the thormom.
eter, somewhat interfering with an
exact calculation of the temperature
OF the refrigerator. Mr.. Lockwood
appeared to tie in excellent health, and
was evidently much improved by his
ocean voyage.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry Gark.

This preparation is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know of, and cures all cura
hle cases, and relieves those that are not
durable claim nothing for the preecrlp-
ton, but the method of preparing 1t is such
AS to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor of forty years to place
IL at the head OF the Cough Medicines OF the
world. 1t Is used and prescribed py some of
the best doctors in this and other Sta es for
their families and patients. Old persons and
Old cases of cough relieved and enabled to
sleep and get rest and strength
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
augltoianr76 235 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
OKOPOSALS
FOR

fOh
ANTHRACITE COAL, GAS FIXTURES.
AND HEATEkS,
Sealed proposals will be received he
GIerk's Office City Hall, until O'clock u III
Thursday, September 81, 1870, for furnishing
for the Use OF public buildings good clean An
thraci U Goa, clear of ate, until April lst .
1870, md gas fixtures and heaters
The coal TO be furnished at such times and
III such aces US the Committee on Public
buildings may direct.
Bidders Will state price per ton "a lbs.
of the following sizes Broken e 4, Stove
and Nut.
Estimated amount required l25 tons.
Three NO. 81 Victor Portable Heaters new
and complete in ali respects) with all neces
sary hot air and gas connections to the yarI
Gus hues For further information apply to
superintendent ut City Hall, where draft
may be seen.
Also one foot diameter floor register. set
in slate slab, and to be placed in the centre
of entrance half way TO prison.
Four 6-!ght chandilers feet niche ns
No 62s4, wnlte opal globes.
Two light brackets No. llJ2, whit pa
globes.
one Light pendant, feet inches ng
No S41. whlte opal globes.
Two Slight chandlit rs feet 10 inches ng,
No. 6u6i White opal globes.
Two l-hsnt bracket. double SWING. no
globes.
Twenty -four Light brackets, single SWING,
no globes.
All fixtures to be OF Thackara, Buck n Co 8
(ot Phlladelphial make, and must be of their
respective numbers. all to be of "Ronan
Bronze" Must be pnt up and all metre con
nectiOns made.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
LEWIS FAINTER Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

HUGE DREDGING MACHINE
new dredging machine constructed
erflS N Co., who have the United
E.;seoil tes contract for dredging a channel
fasield' h Nd, has been completed,
naSlOeen put to work at that point:
,,i machine is the largest in the
.el states save one. The hull was
4 GunS ~ nal'lmore, the boiler in Bridge
'S TOnn', and the three engines in
ya, gai.s. n, . ! 900 The hosting chain
TeigGs = 9Sa 5000 pounds, the dipper
o,OOo pounds, and the bail on
'ppef quarter of a ton. The
!. c,,i olds four carloads of dirt.
,a,"s sUias' staterooms, &C., are nicely
u,ta' ,sa ~ 1t cost $3O.00O, and is
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

How EAs1BURN EscAPED.-The Sails
Iury ny Ed,terr shOreman tells ellis how . ! East as!
kurr the forger, escpaed from the Sails
ri TIs hour selected was when DIR. Jacob
Donnis alias Jacob Shipley, gentleman
\ color and medical learn ing, went on
Sntv TWO ~ relieve the bailiif who was keep
' Os v,tch and ward over the town $
sopG keep. The forger succeeded in
isnlscinC two bars in the window Ly
beaps Of a pocket knife, and, before the
I'm of Africa, burning soil could prevent
vaulted cut Of the window and sped
.Tay into the darkness of night. Ship
n ordered halt and fired twice to en-
nee obedience, but the forger Kept on
even tenor of his way unmindful of
Il command or bullets and made good
escape. Shiply remarked, when re-
reached for the inaccuracy of his aim,
Bless you, WASH cwine to si.oot white
Ms, no indeed jes aimed up in de
and let drive over his head"
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

1 HORSE RAcE.-On the 5th of Octobar
4 ere will be race on the track at Will
Irgon between bay mare belonging
Vim. Morton, of Wilmington, aud the
slebated Wimbrow mare now owned
! kNrAshry Perdue, of Wicomico coun-
4, Nd The race is to be a twenty mile
6 without stopping. The track upon
Iirh they will trot is n half mile long
stakes will be 1900 a side, with Sl00
tfsit. Mr.. Perdue's mare is quite cele-
a,4l in these parts for bottom, and the
'Dbabihties are that the Delaware jock
will have cause to remember her after
| BY have seen her perform her work.
b Wilmington mare is said to he very
as well as possessing remarkable
tttom, She is reputed to have accom-
kaed the distance between New Castle
Wilmington, five miles, in IL! min
b. Doubtless the race will be an in
tsting one.-SGlisbury. tMd., Eastern
#LT5m1n
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

DELAWARE FsH.-The fifth annual
port Of the New jersey fish commits
b r ays that the catch of shad in
Delaware river during 1874 was
y per cent. more than in 1873, that
average weight OF the fish was
Rsderably increased. This was
frbed to the better observance of
fishery laws for the past three
ons, espc cially that requiring a
eekly close time of hours, ami also
the removal of fish baskets in the
aware; by which great numbers of
png fish had hitherto been destroyed
commissioners urge the enforce
nt OF the laws in reference te this
Oh ohstructions, and others of
a'er or less moment.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
Police Cases.

y.r Brice for assault and battery
IeS Ia1p Rhodes, col. twas fined So and
~" S ina counter suit Rhodes was
f'c"ired v' to pay costs and give bail in
4 ts ann of $l0O to keep the peace.
: Claybourne, COL, was tried for
|,iio,derly conduct, but was discharged
4 a ,cco,lnt of insufficient evidence.
Lizzie Byard, COL, for disorderly
Londnct, was fined fifty cents and
Jobu saville, for assault and battery
In EIias s, English, was held in $500
baiI for appearance at Court.
Nine cases Of drunkenness wereeach
mod ffty cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

- lN9uEsr.-At the inquest in the Miss
Gru1o drowning case, Saturday evening
Dr. Z. Il. Shortledge testified that he at.
tended the deceased during February
i9d and that she was then raving crazy
he had also attended her since, and. in
ms opinion, her mind was visibly affected
all the time. The jury then rendered a
verdict that the decna. .e1 came to he,
death by drowning herself. The body
was inferred at the Sloan church bury.
day afternoon. 1''e1''
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
ESoLD.-Joseph I. Taggart. ESQ :

EaSoLD;-Joseph |. Taggart. Esq, of New
Castle hundred, has just decided to the
United States two acres of land a short
distance from New Castle, and the right
OF way leading thereto, for which he is
TO receive $500. A light house will b.
erected thereon the coming season.
- uP.-The wheat On the field of David
II. Lyman, lying along the Newport pike,
short distance beyond Richardson's =
mil, has come up evenly, and makes a
very beautiful appearance. Mr.. Lyman
season with his work. '
lNJuRFD.-Yesterday afternoon, as a
little girl Was playing in the Catholic
cemetery, tombstone which had become
loose fell down upon her. and almost A.
located her knee. She was at ono. car.
RED to doctor and received proper at.
tention.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

CHILDREN S JUBMEE.-The children's
Jubilee. under charge of Professor ]. N
Clemmer, will come off at the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday and Thurs.
DAY evenings next, and the indications
are that it will be grand success eaci
night: In fact the Professor has spared
no pains or labor to This end. Reserved
seats (no extra charge,) are now for sale
ut Boughman, Thomas d Co.'s, and a,
they are selling rapidly those who wan
good seats should secure them at once.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

Many OF tn ePlanos and Organs now Ranu
factured will contrast we'll with sona
Watches we have examined, having massive,
nlghly cmbe llished case, and when you as k
them what time 1t is, they don't know, some
thlng IS the matter wi h the movement. such
's not however the CASE with the Beatty in
strunents, manufactured at Washington. n
the movement, durability, and tone, Is the
iust consideration, and then the case con-
slructed according TO price.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27
A slight M,sun"e1s,.na,,.n =

Have you seen the great restorer:" asked
one OF our near'si GIFTED friends of an
otner, Few days ago. "The great Restorl
Oh yes, heard her as Ehzabeth, Grand woman.
sur. don't mean her. 1 mean the great
hestorcr OF sight, the Diamond Spectacles
Get par OF them at once and see that it ia
stamped with the diamond trade mark" !"
For sale in Wilmington by b \. CLARK. No
ao' market street. scp22eod&wlw
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

The number of young men put for
ward on the New York State Demo-
cratic ticket is significant, and when
coupled with the declaration of war to
Initiation, which is conveyed in the
New York Democratic platform, bodies
anything hut good to the soft money
branch of Democracy. 1t means
work. cold men for council, young
men fer war has been an adage for
generations, and is not to receive new
ILLUSTRATION. Old Governor Tilden
against Old Governor Allen would be
very uneven match anyhow; but
when the former directs band of ac-
i've energetic young men, and :he
after bevy Of venerable beauties like
himself the contest can have but one
tesult.-St. Louis Globe, (Rep.)
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

The INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, it
would seem, is to be turnnd inside out
in advance of the inevitable congress.
sional Investigations. The resignation
of Mr.. Delano has at last been accepted
and he goes back to Ohio with a par
ting blessing from the President Along
with him goes his solicitor, and it is
said that several other prominent
attaches of the department will move
in the same procession. 1t is to be
hoped that Mr. Delano's successor,
whoever he may well be, will escape
the persecution of the press" He
can do so by escaping such jobs and
frauds as have so long scandalized es-
pecially the Indian branch of the in.
terror service.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

A Chicago capitalist named Holden ha.
just gone into insolvency for a large
amount. His assets consist only of per.
sonal property and his personal property
consists only of $50 suit of clothes, ii
$40 cane, a $40 watch-chAin and two I'M
ger-rings valued at 81.
Two Fergus Falls MINI men, driving
behind a team of mules. discovered n
glitter on the hoof of one of them, EXAM
med it and found gold ring which the
mule had stepped on secured with the
cork of his shoe.-Romance set Gfoat by Il
design ng Coroner.
Inc tniladelphia North American calls
TO the recently reported dis
covery of kaoiin at Pheuixville. The
vein is reported to be sixty feet thick and
re renarkaDly pure, and il tins is true the
d scovery Is one of immense value.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

Ep.oaa aa'-Wo y orthy Lecturer, T. A.
rs ofi Of u,.,e OF the National Grange,
! sfterr.nae ar .ae Clayton House, Sat.
|ipt.pnaoon. The lecture was
led toSS,,ng. to Sn and was attentively
IVY small audience.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

|sry.d .dLsRs' saHs LEoruRE.-The sale
L At at Isats thN Tor % DR. ]. Jay Villers'
y ey.n;n ,%e Grand Opera House,
brow wing :, 4 next, will commence
Iss & So y =, o'clock, at Boughman,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

N0T1CE-L HUGH McGOVERN, in com
~ pliance with the requirements of the act
OF Assembly in such use made and provided,
do hereby give notice that 1 shalt apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peaoc and Jail Delis cry of the State OF
Delaware. in and for the county of New Cas-.
tie, upon Monday. the sth day of November
A. L.. 1873. being the first day of the next No
vember term of the said Cour :. for II license
to keen an Inn or Tavern known IS the
Green Tree Hotel, iu the city of New Castle.
school District No. As, New Cas- le hundred.
New Casue county, tate OF Delaware. with
the privilege of selling intoxicating liquors
iRfSs quantities than one quart, to be di unk
Oh rie premises. and the following freehold
ers-r~commend the said Application. to vii;
A. Z. Gray. Giles Lambson,
James llmot, e. B Weggenma
John }. Black John Keegan
hobert Murray his
john Carlen John W eldon
his mark.
Iick Finegan Nitne Sd. Faga
mark John Camrbe.l.
tness. John Conelly George Gray.
sept.5.3t
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

Charles S. Sweet, of Ohio, has bought
the old keens honest cad, on the Great
Choptank river, Dorc es er county, CON
tanning 275 acres. for 4 1000.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-27

A harder subject to deal with than an
OLD deck OF cards, is man who don't
advertise.
When burglar puts your property
beyond your reach he carries things
too far.