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FoRcrnIE ARGUMENTS. couple Of young
lawyers yesterday settled question at issue
in manner not all in accordance with the
provisions of the law. '
They were both in the Second District
Court and Judge Tissot was on the bench
when the question was raised, and as it was
one that the Court could not settle, they re-
tired to the hall and had it out. Quite 1
number of persons who were in the court
room at the time, went out with them, and
when the affair was settled returned in .
body. The departure and return disturbed
The proceedings of the court and JudgetTi.l
sot manifested his objections to this by dnirg
the opposing counsel twenty five dollars each
and sentencing them to five days imprison-
ment il The Parish Prison for contempt Of
court. A who clerk went out with the crowd
was fined ten dollars, and q deputy shesf who
accomg4sioi him was fnsd five dollars.
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No tea drinker should fail to visit the Tea De.
pot, Camp street. ,s.g
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Grand Regatta

" Grand Regatta
-1 AT BAY ST. LOUIS MISS,
On Monday, August 16. 1873, at 10 NJ.
Prizes for Third Class Boats. 800
Prizes for Fourth :. + Observation-Disclosures 75
Prizes for Fifth Observation-Disclosures. $50
Race to be run under the rules and regulations of
the Crescent City Yacht Club. ENTRIES FREE.
All Yachts from Mobile and the Lake Coast are in.
vited to participate. au13 2p3t
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Take heed of wind that comes in at 9
hole, and also of reconciled enemy.
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On the first Of September the BuLLErr will
issue correct, concise ana comprehensive
statement Of the commerce Of tho city Of New
Orleans during the past year, made up and
compiled BY . gentleman whose facts and
figures cannot be disputed by the commercial
community Those of our friends who wish
to send papers to their country constituents,
would do well to send in their orders as soon
as possible. %iug 1AlGnH4
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Our subscribers and patrons are hereby
notified thai VIM. ]. Tanner is no Longer en-
ployed on this paper, and is not authorized to
collect money due us or To receipt for the
same. ,...@,.,,,,,... .,,.,t-yI.,yz -
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.

Or. G. BEARD, 0ocnliss,
.DAUPHINE STREET
o - Orleans InArmefy. s.o e
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Why lisa compositor like cripple Because
he can't get on without sstick. tsa1a'
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jacob OFT.

JacO6 OFT,
O A r p E n T E f.
eS Magazine Street, Corner Csiliope,
Is prepared to execute AL orders IN the Gar.
penter and Building Line. with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Nrterns made and repaired.
nj T2ip
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A comic song is an absurd ditty. a-i NJ
Take heed of widow thrice married, and
Of Btep.mother. 90 al, IA a .,71fv-
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= lsfs q Ga4ricIs CLUB. :
..- XII ~. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Ii, 1875.
The Entertainment of this Club for which cards of
invitation have been issued for FRIDAY EVEN
ING, 18th inst, has been stponed until FRIDAY
Goth inst. ~ ,Ifl iTt sfiaP 1"
u The Box-Oifice will be open on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY, 10th and Goth inst, from 10 A. NJ. until 4
P. NJ. when partie, holding tickets eats
FRANK Il. WILSON, Z
au1a Chairman Committee on Entertainment.
Blue Lick W0ter. ..b
large supply of this CELEBRATED WATER
Just received and for sale by
.,.. g. GO. s.. I. L. LYONS :
Corner Camp and Gravier streets,
au12 It. Agent for Upper Blue Lick Spring
1e Stylish Clothing Z &. &
.Eo1t1t g-b geftra -taotT ~ #'t =.
t,. 81 gaaa i-FoR-. tsl
H OF WEATHER.,
More new Goods received by Express. 1s
BLACK ALPACA SACKS, ..tt Is.
LINEN BUSTERS
se,,ssH ALPACA OFFICE COATS " So J.
CASHMERE SUITS $40 to $40. III - 4
Prices reduced on all Cashmere Goods to close
them out.
ONE PRICE-CALL AND SEE
.rt ' +H.aaa, Al U@|
PERSON HEws.
aus 10 and Is Camp street.
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LEE WESTERN FLOODS

The flood in the Ohio River and its
tributaries went an increasing yester-
day. AT Marietta, Cincinnati, Louis
willie and Evansville the water rose
above the danger line" and, accord
my to the probabilities" of thew cath
or Bureau, it will continue above that
line from Cincinnati to Evansville to.
day. Above Cincinnati, the river
will begin to fall, The cellars and the
first floors OF the buildings in the low
er portion of Cincinnati were flooded
last night, the river at G p. NJ. having
over 5* feet in the channel. In the
Sciots Valley the Hood is the greatest
ever known al this season of the wear.
and the loss TO farmers there is cstima.
ted at $500, 900. Dangerous Hoods
on the Mississippi, between Cairo and
Memphis are predicted by the Wealth.
er Bureau for TO day ami tomorrow
The Mississippi river at Memphis
rose last night 10 within IA inches OF
the danger line, (which covers the
country westward to Madison, Arkan.
sas, a distance of forty miles" The
river was subsiding at st. Louis, bu,
| apprehcnsions were caused by the re.
ports from the Ohio Valley. A Gre
vase has opened at De Soto Front
Mississippi, - miles below Memphis,
The corn IN the submerged fields is
| aid to be sotiring and emitting tter.
! ritic stencil,
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MORE MONEY WlYTE1

The Republican is firmly weddei 10 +ha
principle of imitation, ana has b.a, CON-
tinually asking for al Increase oe flo
circulating paper medium. Heretof,,o
rs have endeavored in vain TO get from
it any mode By which rraenbacj;s co,j.l
BE- put in circulation ~ he oovo,nn,o,t
while it at the same tilna would ,,r+a;I
its expenses and aiondon is ortrava
CANT policy. Yesterday, however a
eondsscended to inform lis readars a.-r
this could be done, and We publish -,
proposition below for what it is WORT,
,INcsEAsHD IssuE OF GRrENzAcEs-,1n.
pan Tor an increased issue ct a1een1
cseks ls the purchaso OF reue,unfian
Dy tns Novarnment, OF bones su,an3f-
Ing 70 elV0,0OO,000 or more. Bythis ,,i,n
Lns National debt would not be increased
out dun Inlshed, as the interest amount,
Ing TO So,000,O00 would be stopped. The
greenbacks with which the SiOo OOO ma
are thus paid off, could be Invested in
mortgages, bank, gas, or railroad stock
~ tns owners thereof might elect. Tj,i,
would have tendency to ckecpen in te,e,t ,,a'
No.. T INDUSTRY, and increase busi,
1891 nss he green lacks sto4sLd be made re-
otbsr ta "1s'es on imports as well as for
L,n. LURES t"as 6g thts means they zcoulI be
iafa5 Sno94d Imports he stilnu-
the 49, du Mo greatly by this arrangement.
the4 --e.y,a sno94a pc increased to a point
1-;h,t mouM cneck the same. and con.
'1'0nte TO Keep the balance Of trade in
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favor of this country. We do not see
that any would be injured by this ar
rangement, but great many would be
benefited.
Another plan is to do away with the
notes now issued by the National Banks
and supply their place with greenbacks
The bonds now owned by the banks and
deposited with the Secretary Of the
Treasury to secure the redemption OF
their notes. could be pad of qotth green
backs, and the interest thereon stopped.
The banking business of course would
be less profitable by this arrangement,
but the people at large would be bene-
fitted to the extent q. the tax now paid
to meet the interest which contributes
to make heavy dividends. and tends to
divert capital from business pursuits
into bank stock.
From the above it may he seen how
millions OF greenbacks could be put in
circulation, without increasing the ma
tional Indebtedness, and eventually find
their way irto the hands of every man
who ia willing to work.
Ii a Democratic paper were to propose
I such policy it would be termed repudia-
ton by the owners of bank stock, at
once. A quicker and surer way to
| cheaper interest" would be 10 reduce
the interest on the government bonds.
and make it payable in legal tenders.
These bonds are not taxable by the
States and couh as well bear reduc-
| ton as bank stocks, mortgages, &c.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05
GENERAL NEW.

Rev James Freeman Clarke, ID. d E,
ia named us a candidate for the Repub
lican nomination for Governor OF
Massachusetts,.
Congressman Chester w. Chaplin, OF
Springfield, Mass, was formerly q
stage driver, and Is said now to be
worth SIC, 1000, ,000.
Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, who has
been in Europe for the last 10 months
with his family, will probably arrive
home the latter part of September.
The sudden rise in grain has caused
increased confidence In business at
Montreal Canada Boats that were lay
ing up have begun to move, and in
few weeks 1t is expected the lake carry
ing trade will be greatly improved
There is revival in the grain and
carrying trade in Canada, owing to
the rise in the price graip. Boats that
were lying idle at Montreal have begun
to move, and great improvement in
the carrying trade is expected in
few weeks.
A sing le scull race Of two miles, for
$500 side and the championship of
New England, between John Fl. Ian
ders, of Salem, and Fred r. Plaisted,
Of Boston, Mass, the present cham
pion, took place on the Charles river,
at Boston, yesterday. Ladners won
easily in IA minutes and so seconds.
Governor Tilden gave complimen.
tary dinner TO the Maryland Boundary
Commission, at Saratoga Yesterday
J udge Black OF Pennsylvania, ex-Goy-
enor jenkins of Maryland and ex.Gov.
enor Graham of North Carolina COM
prise the commission. About forty
guests were present, including Cover
nor Hendricks, Ex-Governor Hoffman
and Ex-Governor Curtain.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
sHERIFF'S SALE.

py virtue of sundry .writs OF vend. Exponas
~ to me directed will be exposed to
Public Sale. at the farm Of Jos. W. Van
degrift. In Approximately hundred. In New
Castle county, Delaware. on
MONDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1875,
At O'Clock, A. NJ,
The following described personal property,
viz:
Two pair mules. horses = cows, 6 pigs, 2
calves, peach wagons, farm wagon, and
farming utensils. &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty OF Jos. w. Vandegrift. and to be sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle,
July 81, A. d.. 1875. augs 2tawts
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PUBLIC SALES
TRUST EE'S 3 SALE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of an order of the Chancellor OF
the State of Delaware, made on the cath day
OF July, A. D., 1875, at Chambers, in o cause
of partition wherein Mary Weyl ct. al are
petitioners, will be exposed to sale at public
Vendue, on
THURSDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d., 1875
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
at the house of George W. Ortlir, (known as
the Delaware HouseD In the city of Will
mington. the following described real estate,
situated in the city of Wilmington, afore-
said, viz:
No. !, All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land situated in the SAID city, bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning ON the north
easteriy from the Niimingtoa and Christiana
Turnpike road to the Philadelphia. Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad, at the distance
of $40 feet inches from the southeasterly
side OF said turnpike road, thence north
feet to West liberty street, thence along the
same southeasterly Sc feet to the aforssaid
Railroad, thence by the same southwesteriy
IS feet to the said sisie Of Logan street, thence
Herewith northwesterly IS feet TO the place
of beginning, be the contents thereof more
or less.
No. 2, All that certain lot, piece. or parcel
of Land with two two-story brtcl -
dwelling houses thereon erected stu ,M
ated In the SAID city, and bounded A.ia
and described as follows, to wit: p
Beginning on the northerly side Of Gfteen
feet wide alley running nom Poplar to Lom.
bard streets and between Fourth snd kifth
streets at the distance Of 120 fsst from the
easterly s,de Of Poplar street. at . corner Of
Joseph spprway's lot, thenos northerly IS
feet to stake In land Of Alexandsr n. Moore.
thence easteriy parallel with Ksith street "
feet to stake thence southsriy parallel with
Poplar street and the nrst mentioned line IS
feet to the atorssxtd side of he above men.
toned Aftesn feet wide adey, and thencs
along the sama westerly 20 fses 70 the place
Of beginning be the contents what they may.
Attendance Will be given and terzas OF sale
by the undersigned Trustse appointed by the
Chancellor to eject the sale, or his attorney.
LHAS. B. LORE, Trustee.
Wilmington, Del, July 2s. 1875.
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lrola The Monroe lFors,th. an.l .aarer,is..

Prom the Monroe (ForsJ tn, da.) .idrertissr
TIE SAVANNAH NEws.-We again
feel called upon to invite the attention
Of our readers tothis meritorious jour.
nal, the Daily and Weekly issues of
which have so rapidly reached every
section of the State, within the last few
years, that the Neaos has become a
household word in Georgia. The en.
terprise of the publisher, and industry
and ability of the editorial corps. has
made the Neaos what it is-a first class
journal; and there is every assurance
that it will continue In the same proud
career, We cordially commend 1t tc
the favorable consideration of all who
desire to secure live metropolitan
newspaper
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carve are astonished at tie re

~We are astonished at the refer
ence which the editor Of the Middle
town Transcript makes to u in his
last issue. He certainly could not ox-
pect us to exclude from our columns
communications defending the Governor
from the attacks of anonymous writer's
N the Advertiser. Had the Governor OF
been attacked his friends would not
have needed a medium through which
to reply to "a. B. c." and his falsehoods'
If the editor Of the Transcript is f'sur.
prised' that we should permit such re.
plies. we think he is the only man in The
party 30 affected On the contrary
nearly every Democrat would be astound.
ed if we refused admittance to articles
defending the act of the Governor from
attacks. We presumed the author Of
Democrat" would himself claim thi.
right, and save US the necessity Of re
plying to the Transcript, but a. lie ha.
not done so, what we have said seam
necessary.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05
WHlte Men as southern Iu-
OOrers.

The New Orleans Picayune says that
never before in the history of Louis.
lana have SO many white men taken
active part in the practical datails OF
agriculture land 1t is at least singular
coincidence that seldom if ever before
has there been crop so promising in
all respects" as that now on the ground
1t concludes that white men can en-.
dure field labor in that climate.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05
NoTRE DAME CT MARYLAND.-cor

NoTRE DAME CT MARYLAND.--Cor.
N LEaIATE INsTTTUTE FOR You've LADIES
near Govanstown, baltimore county. Md ~
miles north of Baltimore, Conducted bv thss
school sisters Of Notre Dame. This institu.
tlon ls most desirably located. The gronnds
are extensive. and the building ia coSancted
With every accessory for comfort and CON.
venlence. 1he system Of education pursned
- designed to develop the mental and physi.
Sai ea powers OF she pupil, to make them re-
nneo, , accomplished and useful members o,
sfociety. Board and tuition, Including the
french and German languages, S2a5; young
Moles desiring private apartments, s345. FoI
particulars send for catalogue. jysIeodlm
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

Weog0AaTs AT AucTIoN-Messrs. Jas
q Ifeepan d Co.. auctioneers, sold at
thu, ,fhladelpria Exchange, at noon yes.
tEtAys 6ye $500 mortgages on unfinished
Pcoreyties in the Twenty sixth ward fol
$aes saoh.-Telesraph.
WHAT'S the matter with mortgages p
Has the high gold interest paying gov.
ernment bonds reduced their worth rs
well as the worth of real estate?
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SH EAIFE'- sALE

Ry virtue Of a writ Of Fl. Fa.. to me direct
- ed, will be exposed to Public Sale. at the
store OF Samuel B. Wales, No. 8 W est Second
street, Wilmington, in New Castle county,
Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1878,
At 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
The following described Personal Proper
to, viz:
A large and general assortment Of gentle.
mems, ladies' and children's boots, shoes
and CATERS of various kinds and qualities
Also mems and boys coarse boots. Also O
lot of cigars, valises. trunks, &c, together
with the store fixtures and the lease Of the
store. The goods are of excellent quality.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty of Samuel b. Wales, and to be sold by
VIM. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's ofice, New Castle,
July 2s. A. D.. 1875. iy29-2tawts
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MORE FRAUDS
IN BEoTREe-IN-LAw cAsEY's DEPART
AtEET

~ special Treasury agent is inquir-
ing into alleged frauds at the New
Orleans custom house. 1t is charged
that on account of the dull times many
mechanics and artisans accepted work
there as "laborers" and while doing
the work OF mechanics signed blank
pay rolls, and received ST., rs per day,
the Government being charged "a to
50 per day for their services. 1t is al.
SO charged that much of the work done
these skilled mechanics was covered
py Subsequent contracts, SO that the
GoVernment was made to pay twice
for the same work,
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KoRister's Order,
REQIsTFR's

ht0lSTkRS UPHn
NEv CAsTLE COuNrY, july lG In
Upon the application OF Victor nv,
Executor Of William Thalche, Ls
Wilmington hundred. in said count, ~ is.
cd It. ia Ordered and directed b. ii, ~
ter that the Executor aior,au ~ y.
notice OF the granting f Leua ii Nj
istration upon the Estate Vi lb,,s. v
with the date Of granting thereof, ), IN
advertisements'to be posted within lor, \.
from the date Of such Lotters, In m M N, Ky
most public places OF tho county Of SwE|
tlo. recurring all persons harine nm.
ag inst the Ea'ate to present tbs M Il
abide BY an Act of Asse Gnij IN ,uT y
made and provided Ani .is1 .au,s u,es
to be inserted within the ~ lat psnod ts
Daily Gazette, Il newspaper publMs,
Wilmington, and t. te m1tinl,l N
cfzkacsS three weeks. n y. n.
NmtSH Given uEder tue hani snd nj
office of the Register sfore,,G
Nav Castle, New Castle COUNT sO,x|
the day aud yaar above written
5. c. BIG1s, Ks!ax1
NOTICE
All persans ha yirg claims against Ii, \
tato Of the de.easfd d must present tbs a]
duly sttested to .6e Executor, On d l
FIRE July l4th, 1876. or abide the All
Assembly In suoh oase made and proriin
VICTOR DUPONT,
Execule
Address-Wiiminston, Dsi jyl5saar
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IN CHANCERY.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. s.
Cause of Partition.
Reuel Heisler,
t4.
Rebecca 8. Healer
at a1

In pursuance OF an order of the Chancellor
In the above cause made at Chambers, on the
Second day Of July. 1875. All persons hay.
Ing any liens against the interest or estate of
heqel Heisier. Rebecca 8. Heisler, Barzillar
K Heisler, Henry Lawrence and Marietta
Lawrence. his wife. Henry e. Heisler and
Francis W. Heisler. or either OF them, In the
lands and premises to which said cause re-.
lates, are hereby notified to file q partition
setting forth the nature and amount OF the
same. In the ONCE Of the Register In Ohan.
cery tor New Castle County, ten days before
the first Monday In September, A. D.. 1875.
and TO appear and prove said lien or liens az
me ensuing term OF the court, before the
term. CHAS. B. LORE.
SAM'L ID. HARRINGTON.
Wilmington, Del, July 2s. 1878. tosepts
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

In the election in North Carolina 10.
day for Constitutional Convention, Ii
ia thought the Conservatives have fair
prospect for electing majority Of dele
gates. Notwithstanding the Radicals are
making a desperate effort.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

TIE ELEPHANT "EMpRrss' died in the
Philadelphia Geological Garden on Mon
day. She was 81 years old. lIer SKIN, it
d said. was four inches thick, but not in
Q state to be preserved and stuffed. Her
b,nes will be cleaned and set up as q
skeleton IN the institution.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05
NOTICES.

C1n REwARD.-Was stolen from the
10 ~ subscriber, at Ogletown, on Tues
day night, a Germantown Wagon. and set Of
Harness. The door in the side was cut of
and nailed up; the foreboard was OF walnut.
The above reward will be paid for its return,
or information that will lead to its recovery.
ROBERT HAWTHORN.
Aug. 8, 1855"
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(. IN CHANCERY,
New Castle County. So
| Cause of Partition
Mary Weyl, ct. al,
Petitioners,

IN the above cause made at Chambers on the
24th day OF July, A. D., 1878, all persons hay.
ing any Len or liens affecting the interest or
sstate q Augustus weyl. John Weyl, Charles
,Weyi' Henry Weyl, Mary Stevenson, VIII
Lewis Weyl. Benjamin F. Weyi, Henry
Meyi, Edward Weyl, and BIary Weyl. or
either Of them In the lands and premi.
ses 70 which said cause relates, are here
ny nouned 70 hle petition setting forth
the nature and amount Of the same In the he
once Of the Register In Chancsry for New
Sastie County, ten days before TN, frat Mon
aay IN september, A D., 1875. and to appear
term OF the court before the rfsin Of the
court on the third day Of the term.
,u, CHAS. B. LORE, Trustee.
wilmington. Del July 9th. lsfo.-tosepe
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

Some OF our Maryland Democratic con.
temporaries do not seem altogether plea
aed with the course of Gov. Groome in
soe nomination convention which mat in
baltimore. They deny that hi. friend :
influenced him to Withdraw liz naroo
from that body before tila ballot va,
commenced. This may be partly rrro
aud the Governor may be- iiabl. ~ tbo
charge of not informins som. OF IN. dale.
gates who were Favorable to Ii. urn ina
tion. that he intended io W..Ldfa,g Fart
We cannot see that there WAS any pr,..t
wrong in that. Certal..y ID W.; r.ttar
TOT the Governor to Withdraw when be
did than to have waited until aft.. an
excited and heated contest arose in the
convention. when all kinds Of Larga;ns
might have been introduced betvaa, : a
friends Of the respective candidates
We think Governor Groome took Misc
course, and scout any idea that he was
Influenced by any other motive than tho
good OF bis party. Heis too high minded
and honorable to be moved BY am Other
influence.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05
'sGATz." Ia letter to the Philadelphia
1Imss, dated Saratoga, Aug. Sd, says

"Ths Democrats of New York city axe
decidedly in favor Of Tom Bayard, of
Delaware, for the Presidency, and THEN
second choice is Thurman Or Henayicl5
tbs former preferred, Yet they cannot
well afford not to support Tuden If other
States back him up.''
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

THE DEMOCRATIC NoMlNATtoN ELEc-
TIoN takes place at the City Hall on Sat
urday next. Polls open at - III, and
close at D. M
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

REDUCTION OF FARE.-The fare ON the
cars from Philadelphia to Cape May has
bsen reduced to So; excursion tickets
good for two days. or from Saturday TN
til Monday are sold for So.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

a Coon CHANCE for the Commercial to
"pitch in" is presented by the Rapulli-
cans enunciation Of its financial schema.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

dividend.
IL OFFICE WILMINGTON COAL GAS CO.,
August 2, 1875. 5
The Directors have this day declared a
dividend Of three dollars per share on the
capital stock OF the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company. payable On demand
aug2-aw T. }. LAWSON, Treas'r,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

The Democratic majority in Kentucky
it's now said, viii be about 10000