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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24
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CESrRAL VERMONT LRoAD LINE.
aACas'ins arrangement,

TRAINS Go1SG soUrH AND EAST


Leave Montpelier al sSi A. MA p. ~ and e5or.
MAIL Tram leaves ~ Alhans at $50 connecting At
White River Junction aud bellows FALLS with trains for
Boston Worcester, etc, at White River Junction, with
trains The lnasuuslc railroad; South Vernon. Tor
spnngned and New York at New London. with steamers
DAY EIrEEss leaves Montreal at s2OAH st. Johns nj
l0a5 4. ~, Malone AZ SIC A. n. 81 Albans at i2OOr.
NJ, arriving In Boston via Lowell at l0O0r.H
NtoHt txrHEss leayes Ogdeneburg at ~ 10 p. w. Mon
treal At $50 NJ - Johns tf5 st. Albans at 10
connecting nj White River junction and Bellows Fails
with trAns Tor Boson and Worcester arriving at Hos
Ton At s5e at South Vernon, with Tor spring
teid ana Ne" iofh arriving 10 New hork at l29O f.E
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier st92s A. ", So0AH.. 3ts and 6i5r.H
bAt LNfnkss leaves Boston via Lowell at sp0 ~ for
atspr ~ and Ogdcnsburg Al SIS ~ making connec-
NAN TElis Tor burlington and st. Aibans leaves Boston
via Lowell at vO ~ via Lawrence and fitchburg at 1ae
A. ~ Springfield 81 500 a. BI New London at aUQ A.
south Vernon at lo0o A. Bellows Falls at n IS p.
Mhii, River Junction at l5e H arriving u S. Albans At
=, and Springfield a. tVQ connect at White River
Junction With Day Express train.
AcCUNHupA1fOE TRAM leaves Nurthhcld 40 Is A. y.
Rutland at 20 burlington az 80 a ~ S. Aihans At
l2l5 ~ for st. Johns, and at its Tor Ogdensburg.
hteur fNrnrss leaves South Vernon At 1905 ~,
receiving passengers from Connecticut River milfuad,
n. Bsllowf Pals st iilO p ~ connecting with train
over Cheshire railroad leaving Boston 81 $50 connect
us a. hs liver FUNSTON Win train leaving ho.iou At
ING a Montreal ~ ~ A. ~ and 100 Ogiensburg At 1880 p.
=, connecting with Grand Trunk mlway for the West.
sleeping attach o. rht
neldi and st Alhans and Troy.
Drawing room cars Day trprcss trains between Mon
trral and Boston
hrongh ckeis for Chicago and uS West for sale at The
principal stations.
J. W. HOBART General Superintendent.
~. Aibans. Dec v. 1874.
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NoRrnERN RAILROAD LINZ
Winter Arrangement.
On and afst pEcssssr irn ~ Passenger rains will nun

UPWARD TRAINS
AccoHHouArtos TRAM leaves ColroniatI0.ts a. ~ for
White River Junction. connecting with trains for Wells
hasss Lake. sianstead bath. ittlfton Lancaster etc
aiso With trains Tor MuutIeer Burlington. g. Alnans.
hguses Point Montreal, pgdensbug and the West
ltf iAfhtss IRAN leaves concord at 100 D % Tor
While River Junction, connecting with trains Mont
peief burlington huuaes Point Montreal etc. and with
ugieusburs and Gland irunk railroads for the West.
hEisroL lHAh leaves ai 90 D. n. for ffaukln and
EyDIse ExrnFss LEAIs leaves Concord At S0rN'
pelisr burlington. "a Alhans, Kouses Point Montreal,
uglensbur9 and tlle West
'or on arrival u trains from Boston Worcester Ports
mouth Portland, etc.
DOW WAEb TRAINS
fMonsnc ENrErss TRAIN leaves White River Junction
Monday efcepted Tor tourori at of ou arrival
~ trains from pgdcluig aud Montreal This train viii he
run 90 Boston on SUNDAY.
'nsnsrol Itls leaves BRISTOL for Couoonl at 80 r.s
and Franklin a. qQiA
fNAtt TEAs leaves htc River junction for Concord At
l-o D. n or on arrival u Trains over the Central Vermont
fa.suHpsc, and hfe Mountains railroads.
uAf fKrEfss IEAlh leaves White River junction at 50
~ ar arrival uf trains from Montreal and Oalensnurg
N0stueuQru keeuf Bellows fals windsor etc.. tunuecf-
ing NJ Concord with trains for Mluahe.ies Sashua Lowell
AMI Boston.
These trains connect at Concord with trains fir Nan
chester Lawrence. Portsmouth, Portland Nashua Wor-
resier. hca iofk. Lowell and Boston.
GRO p TODD supt
Concord. s. o. December. lsif
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MEADOW LAND sALEl

The land commonly known as the Burnhanl Meadow
situated opposite the -Cofec huuss n Montpelier, and
about one and onc-haf miles from the village. containing
about twenty o choice land, hsl state Of
cultivation, Is now offered at private sale by
MRS. LEWIS nURNHAM.
Refer to s. S. Keliou East Montpelier aud ID " lleaton
Montpelier. 61-u
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TEN rrR GENT INrEREsri

s15.OOO. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Ten per cent.
schoul District Bonds Coupons payable January !, n
New York az our ohlce 500 each also other seven
.ght and ten per cent Municipal securities These repre-
sent The INST claim ON the entire property and the combined
wealth OF cities, towns counties, and school dsrcts well
seectedi no loss security absolute Bought and sold by
nEOhGE WM BALLOu, Banker, Y Dcyonshte Street
hoston, Write for particulars. 69-l9
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BROOKLYN is pious place. Even the sa-
loon keepers quote scripture. One of them
has for sign, Why halt ye between two
opinions ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24

Agents wanted, An classes Of working people. Of both
SEXES young aud old make more money at work Tor IN
ther own localities during their spare moments all the
Time than AT anything else We offer employment that Will
pay handsomely for every hours work Fun Particular
terms, So sent free send ms your address at once Don
delay Now is the time Don't look for work business
elsewhere until You have learned what We offer.
Gl-l2 G., STtNsON & CO., Portland. Ne
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ARLINGToN HOUSE.

torner NnuseWay aud Nnnal streots, BOston,
Entirely new. and furnished with oil modern improve
inenl Clerks In attendance at all hours It's
the Lowell, Eastern, fitchburg and Boston Maine rail-
road depotS Offers special advantages 20 tse arriving late
ut night taking early morning Hoard. s. 80
). II. DUMAS proprietor.
Late ~ Phnnir Hotel Concord. \ H. and proprietor
Boar's Head Hotel, iiumnion beach. Ola
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THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMl
Daily, $40 year, semi-woekly, s3i weekly. se.
Postage free Ia the Subscriber. Specimen copies
and advertising rates free Weekly ln clubs of thty
more only 81 postage pad Address The TRIBUNE \. Y.
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WAGES RAISED WAGES RAISED

Wanted immediately To fHeh an advance cf oNE DOLLAR
on former prices will hc paid Tor making duung
the season. Apply OF send for prcs iisf, 10
5. c. wOOLsoN, Tailor,
6i-12 MoNrrELER, YEnNoST
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH "a. 1875.
New Publications.

W aIs ot hALAccA, iSDO CHtgA AND CniNA or ten
ioiiH travels Adventures and Residence Abroad. Hy
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3lelr c7hrrhsemenfs.

EoH SALE HOUSE AND LOT on Main street.
olu j.. PALMER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-24

Ray HORSE solid. ucl-huut. and kind Suitable
for driving or family use wa.ht uiS pounds.
J.N FISHER
Cabot March s. ls7i 6g-5l
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
EDITION.
Tho W. Do r.. IL. II.
A BILL OF EQUITY FILED IN THE U. s
CIRCUIT COURT.

A BILL OF EQUITY FILED IN TIE U. s.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Second Mortgage Bondholders
OF the Wilmington and Reading Rail
road Company have filed bill in equ
ity in the Circuit Court of the United
States, against George Brooke, Abram
Gibbons and George Richardson, Els
quires, trustees of the Second Mortgage
Bondholdcrs, to compel them to fore
close the mortgage on said railroad
because said railroad has failed to pay
the interest on the bonds as it agreed
to do on January 1st, 1874, July LIST,
1874, January 1st, 1875, .and July LIST,
1875. The!bill recites the covenants
these trustees entered into with the
bondholders, and that on the 22d of
January last, more than the requisi tc
number Oft the bondholders, in writing,
notified them of the default in the pay
ment of interest by the company, that
the said trustees have failed to proceed
to dispose of the mortgage premises,
according to law and what they agreed
to do in case the interest should not be
paid.
The amount of the second mortgage
is 81, ,75O, 900.
The creditors ask the court, among
other things, to appoint receiver to
take custody of the road. The counsel
for the bondholdcrs are Geo. +. Bear,
ESQ, of Beading, and Samuel Dickson
and John G. Bullitt, Esqs., of Phila-
delphia.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
THE MARYLAND DEMOCRACY.
The State Convention TO-day-A
Great Crowd ut BaitimOre-The g
GOvermOrShip.

baltimore, July 20.-The Democratic
State Convention, to nominate candidate
for Governor, Controller and Auditor
General, assemblies in this city to-mor-
row. Full delegations from nearly every
county in the State have already arrived
and it is not probable there will be va
cant seat in the convention. There are
three prominent candidates for Govern
or: J. Black Groome, present incumbent,
ex-U. S. Senator w. f. Hamilton, of
Washington county, and Hon. John Lee
Carroll, president Of the State Senate.
Each of these gentleman has his
headquarters at Barnum's Hotel to-
night, and the friends of each are pre-
sent by hundreds. 1t is almost i'm
possible to move through the crowd
filling the halls and parlors and extern
ding out on the streets. There has
been no such political demonstration
here since the national convention that
Greeley. 1t will require several bal
lots in the convention before any pro-
per idea can be formed as to the nomi-
nces for Governor, although the friends
of Hamilton say to night they lack
only half dozen votes to nominate
him on the first ballot. Mr.. Carroll's
friends claim his nomination MS. beyond
doubt.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

The boat race at Saratoga suggests II
reflection on the benefits of walking to
those who have to make trial of Their
endurance, whether in races or in more
useful labor. Ward, the trainer Of the
Amherst crew, which won the race in
1872, ascribed tho victory to the develop
ment of the wind, and also of the leg
muscles of the crew, which the young
men got by daily walking both ways the
four miles between the college and the
river. This year, during their practice,
the Amherst crew did not walk, but rode
in wagon the eight miles to the river
and back, and they came in seventh in
the race. This is something which would
generally be called % coincidence" and
yet it. is something quite different from
n coincdcuce
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
Letter from Samuel Townsend


Mr.. JoHNsoN:-In your paper, last
evening. the proceedings of the peach
growers meeting held at Middletown,
on last Saturday, there is several mis-
takes, one in particular, an awfulblun-
der, it reads: 1.-The capacity of the
steerage cabin in one of the American
Line of Steamers will hold $4,000 to
10000 crates" 1t should read $500
to 5000 crates. The price that the
said cabin was offered at is right, two
thousand dollars, if the peach growers
wanted to fit it up, and that not be-
ing our business we declined, but |
suppose five to eight hundred dollars
would fit it up, and the company pro-
missed to do it if we would send or name
a competent man to doit. Isent them,
this morning, the name of man that
can do it. SAM'L TOWNSEND.
TOWNSEND, July 10, 1875.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

FooT RAcE.-Two we'll known young
men of this city ran foot race for $40
last evening over on the causeway. Dis.
tance, 100 yards, time not recorded.
STILL AT LARaE.-David Shields, the
negro who assaulted Thomas Taylor, col,
with hammer yesterday morning, ha.
still escaped arrest.
LOAN SALES LAST Mutual
Loan Association, $1,000, LIST series, al
II per cent Brandywine Loan, Slf50 at
par.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAzER.-Ye yesterday
Susan Butcher, col, came before the Es-
quire and preferred charge against Geo
Crisden. col, who, she said, had threat
ened to whip her girls, and had called her
q "black jip." Susan said she was the
mother of twenty-thrce children, and al-
lowed no man to call her "black .iip."-
She failed to make case against George
however, and she went away bitterly la-
menting that the Squire couldn't give
her "nny moro law dan dat"
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

ACCIDENT ON THE RoAD.-On Saturday
and wife were driving from their home
in West Whiteland township to Union
vile, they encountered an accident
which might have proved of u very
serious character. When near Marshalls /
Station ON tho Wilmington and Reading
Railroad, they met calf driven by three
boys, and as they came near to the ami
NAL, it, in a spirit of catfish friskiness,
made jump, which frightened Mr.. Syl-
westerns horse, causing it to turn sud-
denly, which had tho effect to CON-
pletely demolish one of the wheels of
the carriage. The occupants were forced
to quickly disembark, and, after obtain
ing wagon of party near the scene of
the mishap, they continued their tourney
to Unionville.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
Laules sN.sn,mr 10 r.urcnans Il Lid

Ladies' WlsE,Ing 10 f-urchsse n ligh
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do we'll to call at No. 7l3 Market Street. Will
Inington. Del. and see one Of the incest Fami
ly scs hg Machines in the world. 1t has no
material iesired without change Of needles.
Our hobby IS simplicity. durability, light
runnink. and no threadingup required; self
threading shuttle and solt-setLing needle.
Sold on easy monthly, instalment, or liberal
discount Oft for cash. Ladies don'tbuy ii
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
7iS Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
Iy1d&wlV j. IL. PRIM ROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
FOURTH EDITION.
The Small Poe.

A CARD FROM DIR. sHoRTLEDGE--No
CASES IN TIE COUNTY HOSPITAL.
WILMINGTON, Del, July 81, 1875.
1t affords me pleasure to state that
there are now no cases of small pox
at the County Hospital; that all ar
ticles of clothing used by the late pa
tlents there haYe been either burned
or cleanscd, and that the building il
self is rs free from the disease as any
residence in Wilmington.
e. G. SHoRTLEDGE,
Physician.
In the city about dozen cases
exist, but all are of mild character.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
WHAT ONE STOMACH CAN HoLp.-In

WHAT ONE STOMACH CAN HOLD.-In
Downing's restaurant, Third and
Market streets, the other day, n man
devoured half-dozen fried CLANS and
four fish cak kcs, and then decided to take
a drink. SO he called for half-paint
OF apple jack into which he broke 1S
raw eggs, and swallowed the whole of
this delectable ness. This operation
was witnessed by about a dozen people.
The man is native Frcnchman, and
has been performing these feats for
the past week or two in this city there.
by keeping the Coroner constantly in
an agony of suspense.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

SALE OF BLooDED SToCK.-Captain
ID. Hanna, of Bourbon county, Ky,
sold in New York on Saturday last,
seventeen head of greentrotting stock.
Among Tie horses were included some
very fast PAGERS and trottcrs, descend
ants of Hamblctonian, Golddust, Nam
brino, Pilot and other celebrated sires.
The attendance was large, but the pri-
ces obtained were low, ranging from
Sl5O TO 5000
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

APPL1cATIoN.-This morning the
Wilmington National Guards Capt.
Thas. II, Kane, who have been drilling
since January last made application to
Adiutant General Reynolds, for 81
stands of arms.
The application cannot be granted,
however, until the order is signed by
the Secretary of State who also has to
sign the officers commission. The
National Guards propose to appear at
the Centennial
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

iRAeHERs.-At the last meeting of the
Fiool Board the committee on teach
reported that the following ladies ex-
llneu on the 9TH and 9th insts., have
en h accepted Tor one year, as qualified
1e appointed teachers in our schools:
Mlsses MIS- ;Slt. ph~he Z. Guthrie, Lizzie G.
ack' lilhe burns. Amanda M+daro
o Mngate, Hannah II. Harripan'
ssle l. McCloskey, Annie r. Coots'
~, Joanna ma L; Matthews, Grace IT.
yers, Sallie Evans, Eliza 4 Regan
lie NJ. Shields. "Aa a. heeah'
Line report was adopted
me teachers for the ens,;no uoa.
lth the changes made and dbins tha year
*e as follows: ""' 'he salaries'
ochool No. |, Bows Deno,+,o,.
|1SSury M. S,.G j. Wiley, 81 200; Sallie Hare.
|OO' ,P1Isanna Pl;aa Kyle, $500; Annie Savers
E;;,f az; E1Iza A, Craig, $500. q .
Ellan d,' q aDieeplaartment-First ela grade. Mary
DOL pv1a %ieoo seoo Jane Craig, $500; Rebecca
mr. osooo; Anna M Lewis. S5a00 .
y N.Y. Springer, $500. Second era'lo i.
ny s.6o Rowland. $500; Matilda + Sav
aeE l1ys saed Iudora h Hay, $500; Anna ]
No2eoLydia P Ford, SEQ. c,,u, "
N bhy, nsE st25 sallie l. Rice, $3.50 Eliza
ali y Mecabe. $3.50; Emma OaIford a sscn.
N.Y. sale conner, $3.50; Ella / Dav ; S;SG S'oo'
eod S4ot' eign len smith, $3.50; Laura Nc
|aparr;,v ,9eh ,melen Reed, $3.50; Annie Il
Easir Eii,'I'y' ! y 1850; Annie Speaklnan, $500,
fan.;s son6Ss BOYS Observation-Disclosures T
ConntG;ooo G;ooo; Sarah A. Taylor, $5OOt lars
liirls'A 'AlTles' Te' 1850: Sallie A. Brown. S450
bOO. snsa smePartnent-- Kate L, Stewart
avis Sasi, IGn NJ bateman, $500; Maggie A
arner, I'm, raaseGG'a sssd' E. Brown. s425; Mar,
NO, 6cEliKabeth D. Fr,;so. .r.o
Ia,. a. A. a: uuthrle. 1926; Louisa Scbm;Jt
sO s'HIice Al Mercer, $500; Susan VIZ
ouid, %; saeo drone Hawkins. 1850; Louis.
pct.oa- n.y. a-Jane McGovern. s55O. M,ru T
nna Il Ea1i; E$a1I; Lizzie L Duncan, $3.50
ronp' = saGa aaGaallenrdtSon, 1850; Ada j Arm Arm
No. SsovS Sn !; Ella q Todd, $500.
owl,nd dsaallle s,al Miller, $3.50: Adalin,
Peproa aaS;; Ella Z Lloyd, $3.50; BecLi
fary A CoIt Stoo ;aEttti Ettie F Springer, $500
NJ Solb, $3.50,
sn i. a BiHlmMary BlaeMH ssoe cI Williams. $3.50; Mar
andsnoii % l . eDlaennison, $500 Victor;~e e.
No NI1er !, s,6o; G. oelia Maga, ity. $500
Ian Tr,mAnnie Il Hates, SEQ. liz;
No, 10 imp $3.50; Ada A Carswell. S3Gl
sylor, s425 5hadlIne m Urmy, $3.50; Sallie
araa yWe'lerls, w M $500; Emma Houston. Z 3Gt
s S; SSaoC; Mary L. Lacklen' s45o. % t SaI
lines e., \ FFa9gh, 9, 1925; Emma Coyle' 1 SSso Sa'
CeO; Wsie' $500; Nellie C. Duncan
RiszeiI' iIssfy ssGyS l.. Mccaulley, $500; si,, Aiio
tsadinhaM nhMkats ssss Thatcher, $3.50; Alic
No. i5i i5~MirSsal2 Sa2S %i;,h Mary =. Lewis. $3.50.
asO;' N, ,htatler, $425; Susan j Monr, MisSov
csber, ssa,s ssaS Craig, $500; Temparans =; @oDrs
No, ic sIaCO; a; Amanda D. seyil. Sseo'
'a D. Evans. $3.50 Susa,
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

II il lfaelcSS 40 AlucuipG to cleanse
stream while the fountain Is impure. Dys-
pepsia, complaints of the liver and kidneys.
ermptions of the skin, scrotula. headaches,
and all diseases arising from impure blood,
are mt once removed by Dr. Walkers Cali
fornia Vinegar Filters, the great and mtalli
BILE purifier of the blood, AMI renovator of
the system. Ii has never been known to fail,
provided the patient had not delayed using it
until the vitality of his system was too far
gone. le2J-iW
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

PoTLTIcAL.-A meeting of the Demo-
cratic City Executive committee is called
for Friday evening next, July 23d, at "a
o'clock, in the hall of the Water Witch
engine house. Every member of the
committee is requested to be present.
A meeting OF democratic citizens will
be held in the old Americus club rooms,
third story of No. 2ll Market street, at
8 O'Clock next Friday evening, July 23d.
A full attendance is requested.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

POLICE CASES. JAS. Ross, colored,
FOR disorderly conduct, was fined costs,
and placed under $500 bail to keep the
One case of drunkenness was fined
IN cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

ExcURsroN-Gouley's excursion ex-
cursion to Atlantic City, will leave
French street wharf on Thursday,
July 22d, at 5 O'Clock, u. M, rain or
shine, and arrive home before II o'cl'k,
p. III. The recent rains having laid
the dust, the ride will be preasant
across Jersey. Tickets, $2e5.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

CITY CARS TO CONNECT WITH THE Ex-
cuRsIoN.- City passenger cars will leave
middle depot tomorrow morning Mt s 50
o'clock to connect with Smiths Hudson
River Excursion, and will also be at train
its arrival in this city ut night in this
city at night.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

TICKETS FOR THE NEw York Excuk-
SION Mossrs. Boughman, Thomas 4
Co., will keep open this evening until
half-past nine o'clock, for tho sale of
tickets for the Hudson River excursion,
which takes place tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

That Iron In Valuable as a Medicine
has long been known, but it is only since its
preparation in the particular form of Peru
wan Syrup that its full power over disease
has been brought to light. Its effect IN cases
OF dyspepsia and debility Is most salutary
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

Concentrated FayOring Extracts
OF Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter AL
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc ETC., made
and sold wholesale and retail by
E. BRINGHURSr h CO.,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets
Food f0rjthe babies
Childred fed on RIDGESFOOD will thrlv
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
OILS of youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2-d9m
For the Bath.
Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, Straps. Brushes, ETC., of morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles oil the same class at
E. RRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Prime Vanilla Beans
sold wholesale and retail by
II. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Toilet Mirrors.
A full assortment Of all sizes, including
double magnlfying, &c.
Il. BRFNGHURST & CO.,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
Tho words "Golden Tongue" but poorly ey
presses the richness OF tone which emanates
from the interior of q beautiful organ case
upon which is inscribed the name of Danie
+. Beatty, Washington, New jersey. Set
other columns OF this issue.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

YINO THE DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERV-
l. ATIVEVOTERS.- respectfully offer my
self as candidate for Mayor at the approach
ing election. subject TO the nomination OF the
Democratic party.
GEORGE ONE1LL.
Wilmington, Del, Jsly 10th, 1875. tt
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

FIRE ALARMs.-Two of the alarms
of fire last evening were false. The
third was occasioned by n slight fire
IN McManus' smoke house, Tatnall
street between Second and Third. The
fire was cxtinguished by a few buckets
Of water.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

The New YORK ExcURsIoN.-T This
popula lar excursion will leave the p, w.
x b. r. Il. depot at 6 o'clock, sharp, to-
morrow morning. 1t will be largely at
tended, and all who go may rest assured
of having II good time. Tickets for the
ronnd trip, S375.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

NYEW DRESS GOODS-Just opened com
IN plate assortment of new dress fabrics,
comprising the most desirable shades and
styles in PLAN and plaid goods.
w. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
Goodwin, $3.50; Sallie NJ. Shields, $500.
No. 17-Mary /. Good, $3.50.
STRAY WAITS.

Don't fail to see the game this after.
noon.
The street market was large and al
tractive this morning.
Aid, Central and Germania, No. 2, Loan
Associations meet tonight.
Don't fail TO call at 3O7 Market street,
and learn the low prices of boots, shoes
and CATERS.
Suits bought from Buxb xbaum, Third and
Market, always give satisfaction and
never wear out,
1BKYLE's Ice CREAM.-Kyle's ice cream
the best In Wilmington, at I'd and Market and
9th and Orange. Families, picnics and ex
cursiOns supplied ut short notice. Give him
call. Everybody says kyles cream IS ex
cellent, none better, and nobody more oblig
ON hand at I'd street market and 9Th and Or
angc. unei GW
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

GONE TO ErRoPE.-I. G. Grubb, Esq,
Secretary of State, started last week
for a quiet tiip to Europe. He will
return by the middle of August.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

REcovERlNa.-Theophilus Jones,
who was severely injured by Il horse,
at the Washington engine house, yes
terday, is recovering.