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financial and ('ounkik ial,
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ket street. Wilmington. Del., at 1 P. M. to
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Delaware Railroad, first Mortgage. .
Delaware Railroad, extension.
Wiliu. and Rending, tir. i Mortgage.
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W Ii.ui noton, Dai... Au«. 21. 1874.
ho Brandy win
uted Daily.
g .ioui.ii
Mills lor
Flo
unJGruin — C
Family Flour
" ' a Flour
Superlinu FI
Wheat.
la.omrf)
7.25« A.U0
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5.1 u(u) 0.20
of
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Ur
•SPKVIA L XOTICPS.
roo«l for Hi« IKiiblfm.
Children led on KIlUlE'S FOOD
bo nr«
eh ot
will tbri
little mod •
g amlbra II by.
1 bec4
I cbildisb be
utliIul -triniglb
dUin
tv.
an
cciil r.tlc«l Ka
r<
l lllg Kill
rfH
ol Vei.iHa, Lcuioi
uitiiif, Ginger, M;
a ltd rtobl wliolestl
OniUKo, It«»-«
*. Oulory. oit
uni retail by
a. mu NumiitsT .V <x>..
•i Market atroeta.
i. Bitter AI
nr .SixIU
Iti aille*« »I
ICmelUb u
I« Ci
calai
e for V
>o|.ulurity. 1er
»•ly of ere
-4 Villi'.lit |>HilJ.
K. BRI NGUUkST A- (JO
A
Anotbceari
Sixth and Market ft roofs.
FI it t-•
Nulull Oil
• or s ilo by
K. BillNUll U KST * (JO..
•13
.1 Marlen
Flue Null McIhui ii,
Nail B
cl and straight
abcs. Il
I
p.
.'U'-s Na I Files, IS ;»» I Polisliura, «et., l»>r
K. BRING BURS f Jt t:u„
r Sixth ami Market str««is.
et!« by
Vanilla Ukhiim X
1*«T<
•••Id v:..,U;al« and retail by
li BIUNUIIUKST A CO.,
i«r Sixth and Market Sli>ola
Foi I he Itnl li.
J . Ji.ilU Towels, Bath Sporycfl
loosivo variety. Als;»,
lies. ete.. of hors«)
ny otbor
(
B ath Br
1 Hath
Fle- li 'ill
Mr.ii'». 15
hair, lu y F
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i:. ihu
illi RSI a co.
Mai li .51 hfr«. t i.
ALFRED WALT-i.N. Druggist. N-». 23.
M irkei Strutt rosptcitully ioluruuhisf.ieuda
«I. that he ketq s on
• ol lUudicineH, and ilia»
ii at al. times ro«dy t«i
li ;ick as '-ill at that store,
xcopt thn regu
pri-e
.i else; but that
an I ihu puhiI
band all d cm*i
u utuupeliin*. i
ipi
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ar prie
m (hey
li «> o
i
led I
I Ihu
aid pi
Truss & Brace Department
A VIN'1 a stock o! TNimii
.Sup I>i»r 1er»«, Siinpc
;r mecbitnic.il iippiittnces.ii
II
Th
•ll
.1
i
iMirp
. h ml v.iriut> l»y that
ml in the cuuniry. iui with
l.ir establish
;ds ol
ui»\
Twronty Ytiars' K x pot ioneo
»*« feel couûdcnt o» <iur
■ rtatislMCtion to all IbitcO
j a in this direction.
I n
plying
ability to Kivu
■mil in-, our
I Ll I
(H R l\STRIIMEHITS
Aro constructed i
best materials,
case« fro
adult.
the best manner, of thn
to suit till
« H'UAll<»rt iolant to tbo liirtrohL
■ I <»f various'
We have
1MMVATU ROOM
djiidmeut. while o
anod. by our
it the pockets all classes
prices
tens;
For their
mod oral«
i SO V
iissuri -in on
Hundreds cf persons,
after trying the larger
V) cities, have expressed
their cratificution ftftbo
b tnrility ap'd fieu q o m y
ilioh they have
ostab
W-tl
'■- '■.fk,**' been suited at
lishmeut.
F bitt NUIIHUNT A U( •* Apotbei unes.
,„r m xtb ami Market streets.
Wilmiimtou. D*
ith
N. VV co
I'tiLK'E CASES.
LliiimenlM.
(cuBtiir
diioh the
Centaur Liniments will not
felling they will
not .subdue, aud no lameness
which they will notouro. This
is strong luiiguuge, but it is
'true. They havo produced
ires of rheumatism
pa
relievo, no
l.rjlßrpos
mo
, palsy, sprains swellings
caked - breasts, scalds, burns,salt-rhouni,ear
ache, Ac., upon tho h
algta, lock-j
frame, and of
animals
strains, spavin, galls, Ac.,
pretended renie
nlloth
■lies since d ( o \yorld bct,an. They nro a coun
ter-irritant,all healing pain ruliovont. Crip
uway their crutches,tholame walk,
indurod horiuloss, und the
le
th:
..loath
poisonous bites
wounded
recipo is published around each bottlo. They
beforo sold, and they
healed without a sour.
The
» article
sell
noil because they do just what it pretends
do. Tli
to
ffer from rhouinatism
who
l»ain or swelling, deserve to suffer If they w
not uso Centaur Liniment, white wrapi
More than 1000 certificates of remarkable cures
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
gout, running tumors, Ac..have been received
d acircular containingcertificutos
requesting
ill
Wo will
tho recipe, &o., gratis, to any
it. Ono bottlo of tbe yellow wrapper Centuur
orth
hundred dollurs for
Li ni mont is
and iqi(le8, or for
Stock -owners—these
sp.i\ iued or8wocr.ied h*
xeiow-worin in sheep,
liniments aro worth your attention. No family
should be without them, "White wrapper fur
Yellow wrapper for animals.
family
Sold by all Druggists. 50cents uer bottle ; large
bottles $1.00. J, B. Rose A Co.. 51 Broad
way, New York.
B OARUlNti.— I'loitsanL; ruultin ai|J UoLirJ
■ iu it hrivutu tuiuily At
MO.7UKLN0 STREET.
F2BII
liid
as
a
1
TRST EDITION!
»
MUNICIPAL POLITICS
THE BALL TOSSERS.
HOW E. E.WA8 ' ENDORSED."
VIT Y POL/TICS.
DKMOCBAT1U MEETING LAST NIGHT—T1IR
1 Rttlfi TRAIN TO DOVER.
At the Americas Club rooms, last evoniug,
~ :::eetuig of Democratic citizeus wan held.
Enquire O'Neill in the chair.
The train coimnitlee reported that a train
of ten cars bad been rlmnered, which will
ve the l*., \V. A B. H. R. depot at 7:30
elock next 'I bui sday morning. Nix of I he
* will be tilled at Wilmington, leaving 4
to be tilled at intermediate station«; more
is will tie added, if necessary. Returning,
the train will leave Dover at 8:30 o'clock, 1*.
M. " be City Cornet Band will Imj in utteud
The commute« appointed to proacut the
us candidate» ui the nomi
nation for Assessor, next Tuesday, ropoited
the following;
District Edward Farmar; Upper
District John Pyle, Thus. J, Bowen.
After• diRcu-siug numerous party uiutteij,
einig adjourned.
FIFTH WARD MEKT.KU.
Tlio Dtiiiocrals of the Fifth Ward will
•et oil Mouday owning, at 8 o'clock, in
AMinoud's tniddnig, tor the purpose of trans
uding important Ward business.
WARD NOMINATION.
uannot
I.»
tl
NINT
•«ling of lb« Ninth Ward Demo
:mg, Marlin Farrell
mated lor the City Council. The Democrats
of (bin waul tdionld
ofioit and elect Mr. Far re 1 1 by a gtaid major
uy.
At a
at , last
make :■! strong
THE KIirUOMCAN NOMINATION.
Thin afternoon the Republican nomina
tion election, lor candidates lor Assessor,
takes pluec in the various wards of ihu city.
Tlio candidates are us follow» :
Upper Dis'iict— Cornelius Fipps, E linuiid
Provost, Alex. Chandler.
District—D. F. Hlowart.
The nomination for ward olticcrfl wdl
also take place in all except the Third, Fifth
The candidates, es we
have ascertained them, urc as follows ;
First Ward—Ct
J. Beunctt.
dEi-.hth Wauls.
r\ Thos. Join
, T.
Second Ward—(Jounc: 1 . (Jhi.sllr
Funnh Word—C
Clavey.
, (<et>. E. Rice, J. j.
McMullen.
Sixth Ward UounciV Ueorgn II. Tindall;
Inspector, T. W. Sivillu ; Assistant John U.
Gallagher.
Saveuth Ward Council, Joseph U.l'bll
hps, two yoars, M. L. I.icliloustei
F. Dure for oui; jeu ; inspector, M. B.
Slotnttlihurg ; Assinlttut, Sam an.I I.cc,
•ph File, J. K.
.1 11.
Ninth Ward Uon ic , J
Walker.
Tenth Ward—Counci', P.Jl l'utai
R. Roberts; Jospeclor, A. J. Thompson:
Assistant, James Recce.
,G.
HASP It A L!a.
SMYRNA V.:. Mil.FORD
THE SMYRNA CLUB
VICTORIOUS.
( 'urri}>ipi>ndcnc3 of the Gazette.
Smyrna, Del. August.21, 1874.
After much talk and many speculations
as to who would be the victorious party
in the first game between Siny
M'lford, the question was decided in
favor of Oie Smyrna nine, on the 20th
and
St.
Thu game was played on the grounds of
tin* Smyrna club and play xvai called at
2.30 1*. Al., with the Milford boys at the
bat. The game throughout was one of
the most closely contested and exciting,
that have been played in Smyrna for a
long time, and neither side could feel con
fident of victory, as the score will show,
until the close of the game. The plays
worthy of mention are those of Voshell
on second base, the one hand catch of
Jefferson and a difficult fly catch by Golt,
for the Smyrnas; a difficult running catch
•y Morris and Gorby.each, and the plays
of Samuioiids, catcher, were noticeable
for Milford. The following is the score:
Milford
I
Smyrna
K
O. R.
Siunuiondu c. 4
Morris, v. f. 2
Fisher,
..ly.
Lane,
Ri. kanlsl. f. 3 2
3 b 2
Oliver, c. 2 5
Golt, r. f. 2 3
Cumm'ns 3 b. 5 2
Moore, c. f. 1 3
Voshell 2 b. 5 2
Cummins p. 4 2
I b. 3 3
:
2 b. 3 it
1 t.. I 1
p. 1
l
l Boggs,
1 Lolland 1. t. 3
1 Jefferson a. y. 2
\r< I
L.
. a. 4
3
f. 4
iorl.y,
4
(
7 21. Tutu
B«"nv by iniiing.-i.
I 2 3 4 5 ß
Milford, 1 7 4 3 U, 5 < u 0 21
Smyrna, 3 2. ( 2 2 'A h 3- 27
D.oiible plu.ys, .L fiorsuU und R. Uui
; But «nit l>i MumUiolidiJ H, Murr
2; LV. dy. V; J
Ttilal
27 27
7 S t)
y
'i-'i
Lam*, 1: Amhvr 4;
I«
<4 or by, 2; Ly <
mins, 4; Mooiv, 1; Yusludl, 8; W. C
mins, 1; Bii4fg
Assisted: Fish
4; Oliver, 3; R. Ouunuilis, 1; Voshell, 1;
Lutlaiid, I, 'FlyriGatchoH: Stimm« »mis,
R«M*dy, I; (lorby, 2; Morris, 2; Lane, 1;
1; R. (Jilinmills, 3; Vuslndl, 3; Golt
1; .LdlVisuii, 1; Lotiand, 1; W. Cumutiiis, I;
dolt, l ;R. ('
Miv«*
Lotlaiid, I ; Jcffpraoil, I ;
*l\ I ; defier:
2; Are
Arch
is
Moor«* I.
llUiiipiiv Mr.Charh'H Risiloir vA' lUiiW
dtdtdiui.
Tium qf tbiee Lourd and fifty
uiimituH.
W, 1*. c.
'ihr Struct. Market.
in tlm Ktm*t market, thin morning
Th*
everything indicated prosperity,
supply of produce generally was ab
dant and presented an attractive ^p
pemuuce. The attendance wok Urye
and priuvH vafine«! an follows:
Butfer, 'J5, 28 and 30 oentu Dor p«»und ;
roll, 23 Ut 2H do; ej,vs, 25 and 30 per doz.;
chickens, (JO and $1.50 per pair; pcach**s,
12 ami 25 j»or half peek, and 75 and $1.50
per basket ; apples, 5 and 10 per half peck;
pears, 8 and 20 do; potatoes, white, 10
and 20 do, or $1.00 and $1.25 per bushel;
ect potatoes, 30 and 40 per half peek;
tomatoes, 10 and 18 do; corn, 12 and 15
jor dozen; cabbage, 2 and 5 per head;
, 25 per string; beets, 5 and 10 a
_nch; whortleberries, 8 ami 10 a quart;
blackberries, 0 and 0 do; honey, 35 p«»r
pound; Hineorcase, 5 per bowl.
Beef, 12 and 25 per pound; veal, 10 and
20 do; mutton, 8 and 10 do; liver, 10 do;
lard, 10 ami 12 do; ham, 18 and 1$ do;
pickled pork, 10 and 12 do.
At the fish utaigef, the nuuai varmtiue
of iLh Hold v(V civvrent rates.
of
the
The
to
onioiiH,
ill
It
for
for
fur
Plating Bau. in tiir Strebtb.— Wih.
Thompsou was arrested by officer Bradfor«!,
fur disorderly conduct end playing baeu ball
in the streets. He was tlued $2 and costs.
Esquire O'Neill still presided oyer Ibo
Mayor's cornt, this morning.
Basis Ball—A match game of bat« ball
was played on Thursday altei^ioon, pp the
McDowHlvihe around«, between the Pas
times aud tbo Nobby Boys, which resulted
in favor of the former, by a score ol 21 to 23.
large
Mr. Editor:—T he editor of livery
Evening seems to think that our meeting A
onThuradaynightwasanemlorcementof
liid paper and a rebuke, to our worthy |
president, Mr, Carpenter. T want to give
tlio oiact manner in which the meeting,
"endorsed" Every Evensng, as 1 looked in
vain for it in the Report of the meeting
as published in that paper last night.
In the first place the remarks of our
chairman resenting the insults offered to
the workingmen of the city by Every
Evening were loudly applauded, and in
•h a general manner
doubt that there were but few in the
room, who d»d not heartily agree with
the sentiments expressed. This was the
first "endorsement."
Again: When the committee to petit
ion the City Council was appointed,some
one in the audience assigned li. (4. Cam
eron, junior proprietor of Every Evening
a position upon said committee which
he accepted. But this action was not at
all pleasing to the meeting and the liall
resounded with cries of "Put him out,"
"Down with Cameron," "He's no working
man," Ac. Even the proverbialCameron
cheek i lie;
manifestation of disapproval,and the of
fensive committee man would have left
the stand, had not the chairman prevail
ed upon him to remain. This was the
second "endorsement."
Mr. Editor, while the workingmen of
this city are opposed to the "City Kinfc,"
they are equally opposed to Hupjx»rtiug
1 lie "Every Eveningllüïorm King." Within
the ranks of the Democratic party alone
lies the 5 ** msiuance of economical gov
ernment, and they are fast discovering
Workingman.
For the Gazelle.
"ENDORSING" "EVERY EVENTNG.
to leave it»»
4
h not proof against this
in
IliiH fai t.
WUtnlnbf
Aug. 22, 187 4.
('ll E A F LABOR.
WII.MINGTON V.l. BOSTON-CHARGE AO AIM.'IT
TRADES UNIONS.
Tim following avticlu is taken fn
maint number of tim Ameiican Uuilder,
u tnule journal puLlish«(l i
City:
A practical illustration of tins result i of
the rules of tlie Trades-U r'on waf recent -
ly worked out in Boston.
In February last the«8teamer G lav as
was badly damaged by fire at the ( 'entrai
wharf. After the assurance was adjusted
the owners wanted to get the boat reptr'v
ed, but the prices of labor are so exorbi
tant, under the establishment of eight
hours as a days work at the Navy Yard,
which controls the ship-carpenter unions
outside, that they could not afford to have
the work done there. The men asked fif
ty cents an hour for a days work of
eight hours, and a dollar an hour
for all work done over # that time
The estimated eost in repairing the
sei at these prices was $85,(100 and she
was therefore sent, to Wiliningron Del.,
where the price of labor of ship-carpen
ters is regulated ut thirty five cents
hour, which placed the cost at $00,000
thereby saving $25,000 for tlie own
New York
j.
B.
K.
*l*H.
RELIGIOUS.
Rov. G»v). E. Jones will preach in tin
the F'*v,t L'reabyteriun < Miurchto-morr»
(Sabbath) morning at 10J o'clock.
J'reai-hiug to-morrow morning at 10&
o'clock, at the Second Baptist Church,
corner of French ami Fourth streets by
tlio Pastor Rev. Alex. Mac Arthur. All
cordially invited.
The congregations of t !
Central 1 'rosbyteri:
worship together
A. M. in the West Oh
and Washington streets. Preaching.by
Rev. J. Conkey, pan tor of the Central
Church. At 8 P. M. the three congrega
tions of the West, Central and Hanovyr
Street Presbyterian Churches will wor
ship together in the West Church
Strangers and the public generally are
cordially invited to Ixdh services.
in
West and
•chos
< h
ill
to-morrow at 10f
ifn*h, Corner Eighth
of
at
of
a
of
PEACHES.
Friday's shipments.
To Jersey City, 2«) cars or 10,000 bu&koùs
To Philadolphia, 3 " 1,500 "
Total,
Previous ship.
Total,
23 " 11,500
751 " 375,500
774 " 387,000
IV EA TU PU liPPOltT.
Washington, August 22,1 A M.
Probabiltica.—Over the New England and
the Middle Staten, low
changes of tempera turn, varaiblo wind'»,
partly cloudy weather and nun ureas, will
prevail.
baroniotir, slight
The Cuiimu of Tern liera nee finds one ot
its most insidious foes in tlio miinv so-called
•'tonic*" and "appetisers." mudo of cheap
refuse liquors, finished up to suit
der the name of medi
whisky and
depraved uppeliles
cine. Da. Walxkr'h CalipokXU V
of these. They a
I genuine uiedicino. purely
California herbs
all diseases Of
the stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder, sk
blood, they are an infallible und
remedy.
B
Hittkrs n
verage, but
vegetable, prepared troui
by a regular physician. F
iot a be
I
i va led
4;
4w
1;
1;
I;
rpuTIIK VOTERS GK THE SOUTHERN
1 DISTRICT. u .dl<m*.n: I respectfully
offer myself as a candidate f«»r tho office of
Assessor and Collector tor tho Southern Dis
trict. of the City of Wilmington, at tho Demo
cratic Nomination Election, to hu held oh
TUESDAY. AUGUST 2Rh. 1874. c.t tho City
liall. betweeu the hours of 5 and S o'clock, in
the evening.
uug22-3ld+
I ;
EDWARD FARMAR.
YËKANDAH
Th*
^p
;
$1.50
10
15
a
p«»r
and
do;
do;
Awning Stripes !
THE COMFORT IN WARM WEATHER
WHICH THESE ADD TO DWELLINGS
OF FICES OR BUILDINGS OF ANY KIND
HAVE RENDERED THEM
DESERVEDLY I'OPIMR.
By the Yard,
OR
Put up to Order.
Wih.
ball
costs.
Ibo
ball
the
Pas
23.
MADE TO OKDEl^
GRANVILLE WORRELL
M A Dli h!ti»ni^i»rii
ITIARI4LT STULL, •
8^0 and HS«
Jy2
•[SECOND EDITON!
A « T T - rriTn . Tr . T A t\TT ■nTT*n
AN INCENDIARY FIRE*
THE HEALTH BOARD
AN OUTRAGE BY A NEGRO.
Incendia rp Pires.
of
TWO STABLES UKUNRD —INCENDIARIES AT
WORK.
About ten o'clock lust night a fire u ns dis
covered in the stables occupied by Messrs.
Walton A Janie*, ice dealers, on Fifteenth
and King btrecls. The lire, loi tunniHy, was
discovered in time to effect lire releuga ol
the liorsvs and mules which were kept in
the stable, but a considérai» 1 « quantity of
bay and teed, and some horse* were de
stroyed. The alarm Was promptly given,
and the engines soou got lido service amt
extinguished the limits The 1 on wilt
amouul to if4DO or $500, covered with Insur
une«.
The horses ami mules wbic.li were taken
from the stable, got loos«, and scattered in
différent directions, fa'l h y were recap nred
after considerable trouble.
/ttAirtHdy had the engines returned 1
sounded.
Ibis tire when uuolbor uiui
Tills lime it was auottnr stable, which
sluiuis back from Kirkwood si reel, between
SoVuutb and Eighth, it was owued by Mr.
John Cook, the saniA gentleman who lost
a large quantity of liny, by lire, several
nights ago. The flames burned fiercely,
And the stable and contents were nearly
destroyed before the Fire Department could
do eJTuctive service. The loss will probably
roach he twee ii $700 and $800, partially ill*
Thia fire, like the first, was the work ot
au incendiary, us it is said Unit a
Seen running rapidly from the t-table, jusl
previous to die breaking out of the flniues.
incendiary fires in one night make a
serious affair and it is shout time that the
villiuns who make these fires should be ar
rested and severely punished und au effec
tual stop put to their Infamous work.
M I
la
BOARD OF HEALTH.
, ... REGULAR MEETING LAST EVEN H
Tbo Board of litialth met in regular res
sion. lut! evening, President Eckel in ibe
ch.iir.
Nuisuu'cs consisting ol pools of elngnsut
water at Third uud Van Buren and Fourth
and Barrisou street«, were refenred to tbe
Third Ward Oomuiittce, lor abatement.
A communication was read from residents
ol (h« Fourth Ward, complaining of the non
appearance ol the garbage curls iu that
neighborhood.
On motion the clerk was Instructed to
call aiteulion of tbe Street Ooinuiissioncr
to the failure of tbe contractor lor this (first)
District to fulfill his contract.
A nuisance was reported by communica
tion, at 801 Wollaston street, caused by
kiiou
source. Tbo complainant's cellar was fre
quently filled to a depth of uighl or ten
inches.
Thu matter was referred to the Filth
Ward Committee, for iiivuiligttiun and
abatement.
Cf»u motion, the Board adjourned.
water, coming fro
STRAY WAIFS.
Th Ucpuhlican city nominalian* will b)
inoda tins afternoon.
At Frank's, fill Market strei t, prices for
good aro reduced lower tbuu «v«
A load ol hay was up-jet at
Orauge streets,«yesterday alteim
The prospects for a Democratic victory
in this City and State grow brighter each
day,
ll it don't rain too hard, Hih A. T. Liw
rence uni Quickstep clubs will play base
ball, at ibe öcheutzcn Paik, tins afternoon.
P. Monaghan, at 305 Madison street,
lias a very fine lot of shoes, purchased at
.Sheriff's sale, .which he is selling at ex
tremely low rates—25 per cent, loss than
wholesale prices, tf.
. Attempted Rape—O il Tuesday after
noon, about five o'clock, an attempt
made by a negro man to ravish Mrs. Louisa
Barber,
souili ot Klktou,
delphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad.
Mr. Barbor was absent and Mrs. B. at her
spring bouse, wbeu au assault was made up
ou her by a strange negro. Fortunately ber
soreams attracted the attention ot soiiiu of
laborers ou the railroad,who ruu to see what
was the matter, and the negro seeing their
approach, lied and niadcgoou his escape.
her home, aboui two miles
the line of the Phila
I.utiles Winking to Piirclmnn a light
running und Simple Sewing Machine, would
do woll to call at No. 71S Market Mrcet.Wil
mington, Del., and see one ot the nicest F .uni. •
ly Sewing Machines in tho world It'has no
equal ; it
material if desired withoutchang» of
Uur hobby is simplicity, durability, light
running, und no threading up requirkd; self
threading shuttle and selfsetting needle
Suhl on easy monthly instalment, or a liberal
discount off for cash. Ladies don'ibuy a
heavy and complicated machine, but get tho
light running New American.
713 Market St.. Wilmington, Del.
iÿ7U*wlv + J. H. PRIMROSE. Agent.
B
from the thickest to the thinest
•lies.
I
of
rOH SAT.K AND KENT:
F°h.
aud Shit»lcy streets, with modern im
provements, and oontaiiiiug tbirteett
rooms besides garret. Lot twenty one feet
rix inches «m Shfiday street, by uigbty
threo foot on Sixth street. Terms easy
A*u»l^ to SAMUEL W. McCAULLEY
upgtTtf
I jlOR RENT.—A throe-story Dwelling, No,
! 525 West Front street. Rent low
Apply to D. CHANDLER, No. Wl King St.
uugl2 5t*
F Olt KENl'—New House, No.
Harrison stroet, eleven rooms,
all modern improvements, bay win
down, three stories. Possession ut 4«flii
co if dorirej. Inquire at 1411 Uavrisou
stroot. foh2o-Ll
SALE—Three story Brick
se, Northwest corner of Sixth
ill
706 Market street.
1421
7« til
WANTS.
*** Nit nation*« ami Help W<xi»led t uu
«Ivr till« Uas«ia«>ntlOM lira*«, are pub
11 h h V «A at ujkly Ihre« Ceuta per Hue
%ok (Ml» lueur (Ion.
W ANTED—An active, intelligent Protes
tant wouiun for geuoral housework, at
uuglU 2t 002 FRENCH
W ANTED.—A Student for Delaware Col
lege. Tuition freo. Apply to
-auefi JOSHUA MAR VS.
W ANTED—A girl to do chainUorwork and
attend to children. Aoply at
jy3tf H0Û MARKEi' STREET.
"11TANTED.—Wilmington Coal Gas Stock.
" ■ Addroos "B." Uuxotte letter box
Ai4r20tf
STREET.
ßUSH>H
STEAM FREIGHT LINE
Leaves 2d wharf above Chestnut street* Phila
delphia^aily at 5 p. in., und French street
j wijarl, Wilmington, at t» p. m. Freight hand
I «d carofully »Uli lurw.rdeil with liimuiL.'li.
U. VV. UUbU.
THIRD EDITION!
THE CAMDEN CAMP
NEWPORT AFFAIRS
the
F00LI8H SUICIDAL ATTEMPT.
( V# in fir h Va mp-Meet i nr/.
A
THUR;5DA\'S AN1) FRIDAY'S MEETINGS—THE
SERMONS, ATTENDANCE, StV.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Camden Union Camp-Grounds,
August 20,1874.
Tim attendance at the camp on Thurs
day was tlie greatest it has been any day
yet excepting Sunday. Intim morning
the sermon was preached by Rev. D. C.
Ridgway, of Milford, from Mathew 11;
In the afternoon an able temperance
sermon was preached by Fennel Coombs,
of Baltimore, taking os his text Act.?, 17;
"And the times of this ignorance God
inked at; but now eoiiiuiniideth all uien
The reverened
gentleman wan listened to with consider
able interest but a dispute that arose be
tween himself and Rev. Jos.! Dare, the
minister in charge, in regard to some ar
rangements, concerning t he time allotcd
to him, caused considerable excitement
and very much marred t he good effect of
30.
here to repent."
A
the Hin 1
In the evening n sermon was delivered
by Hev. Mr. Milby. Yesterday (Friday)
morning, Itev. Hobt. VV. Todd, of Felton,
conducted the religious services, lie
preached a very able sermon from the
text, "For other foundation can no man
lay than that is laid, which is Jesus
Christ " In the afternoon Itev. Alfred
T. Scott, of VVilmiiiKtou, son of lilshop
Scott, and publisher of the Mettuxliat
Magazine, delivered a very pleasing ser
mon, Last evening a very able sermon
was preached by Itev. Thos. L. Foulson,
or I'.altlmore.
( '.
Newport News.
IMPROVEMENTS—PERSONAL—THE BRASS
BAND—AN ICE HOUSE, &C.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Newport, August 21,1874.
Our place is still increasing. The roll
ing mill company intend building an ad
dition to their works 45 feet long.
J. A. Cranston and wife and sister re
turned home last Saturday from a visit,
to Providence, Rhode Island, much im
proved in health.
The band is progressing rapidly.
Mr. L. Weiden has returned with his
bride to his home, where his friends wel
comed him with a dinner. We wish him
any happy clays.
Daniel Green is making bed bottoms
instead of ex-Tre
shipped thirty hist,
more. Wo wish him success.
C. M. Groom is going to build an ice
house this fall and engage in that busi
rer Killgore.
•ek and is packing
He
in
D.
Attkmited Suicide. -On Tuesday af
ternoon lost Wm.Campl>ell, the bartend
er at Collin's Beach, becoming offended
mg done him, jumped
m- A rici and but
for a timely rescue would havo been
drowned. He had boon drinking pretty
hard all morning and probably saw a
"man with a poker" after him.
Candidates for AssESftou —Edward
Farmar is a candidate from the Southern
District, at the Democratic nomination
for Assessors, on Tuesday afternoon
next. Thos. .1. Bowen and Jehu Pyle
are the candidates fur the Northern Dis
trict.
Injured.—D uring the lire at Walton
& James' stable, last night, Mr. II. W,
Hawkins, in cutting tlio horses loose,
severely cut the fingers of his left hand.
ed
at Bomething
ovdrboard from the ate:
at
of
s more than a substitute for
Oil. It is tho only safe article in exisi
•o which is certain to assimilato tbe load
regulate tlio bowels, cure wind-colic and pro
duce natural sleep. It contains neitli
alcholiol,
Castoii
c.i
nnne
ra Is, morph
take. Children need not cry
I is pleasant to
;
•thers may
;tl7-wly
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
About. 60 First-class
CARRIAGES
WEDNE3DAY. SEPTEMBER 2d, 1874.
at o'clock, A. M.|
My stock consists of Exten
sion-top and Doctor Pbætons.
Gcrinantowns. Rockaways.Mari
ket Dearborns, top and
Buggies, Jenuy Linds. Mellingcr Patent
Jump Seat, &c . &
No postiioncmcnt on account of weather,
pie room under shelter.
TERMS.—Sums under $100. cash ; over $100,
onlhs bankable note with approved
dorscr, or 3 per cent off for cash.
HOWARD PUSEY,
South Christiana Bridge. Wilmington, Del.
I. W.Siidh:
•
no
a
tho
as L havo
a th
A Son. Auci'rx.
SIRUPS! SIRUPS! SIRUPS
I
No,
St.
Owing to the great facilities that D. L»
A Co. have for
BDIL1NG SUGARS BY STEAM.
They
tish
rrcparcil t*
ti
Lemon, Strawberry, Pine Ap
ple, Raspbatry, Ginger
OR ANY OTHER FLAVOUR, IN PINT
BOTTLES,
Ü3Y THE jDOZEK
uu
at
Col
and
AT THKM: UOI.UIU;
OR SINGLE BOTTLES FOR 35 CENTS.
W» will also make it by the gallon for
iKxcursloniq l»lc-Nlc« f ('auip lledtug»,
aud Partira«
CHEAPER THAN IT BAS EVER BEEN
OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
Givo us a call.
X> UEMCON & OO.
No. J IT Mi
I'liet Street,
( fietwer n Front and 2nd.)
AND 116 SHIPLEY STREETS,
Wilmington. De
jfS*6m
ED TTC A TTOXAL.
Delaware College.
TJlbe next Culleg'.ate year begins on
WEDNESDAY, September 2.
Each member of the Législature bas ap
pointments to two f,-ne Scholarships.
For Catalogues or information apply
the President,
WM. II. PURNELL, L. L. D..
Newark, Delaware.
jy27-2m
TJUGBY ACADEMY.
A SELECT ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND
CUM MERCIA L INSTITUTION.
Masonic Temple. Wilmington, Del.,
SAM L W. MURPHY, A.M.,M.D..P„i,ci?ai..
Assisted by experienced instructors in the
several departments of the school.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 7ih. 1874.
For Cata'ogues, apply ti
Boughmnn, Thomas A Co's.
W. A. REYNOLD?,
CLASSICAL &L MATHEMATICAL
1 NSTITUTK
A Day anil Hoarding School
WIUMINOTON. DM .
The Taylor Academy,
((Formerly Taylor A Jncknon's Academy.»
WILMINGTON. DEL.,
A DOAUDINO AND DAY SCHOOL FDR
BOTH SEXUS.
WILL. REOPEN
Molli Miiotli (,tpltml»«r) Till, 187,
For Circulura und further information.
Add re« J. K. TAYLOR, Principal,
je21d*wdm
Wilminaton. Del.
vv 1 La IW ft IN GT( »N
WAGON WORKS,
Constantlyon hand and miuletoorJor
Express, Market, Truck. Farm,
Germantown
AN
Sneath'a Patent Tilting Wagone,
Carts. Fush-CartsanJ Barrows ; also.
Agricultural Implements,
which
PLOWS. BARROWS
A 11 Nos. of the M
He<*ueudoru Plows, with
draft.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Exe
cuted.
BLACKSMITH INC
Particular attention
being sold atcost,including
d CULTIVATORS
. Wiley, Peacock
:
ith
t i-entre
brunohea.
in all it*
paid to
HORSE-SHOEING.
id eases of lame
last driving treat
All diseases of the foot,
ne-s, incidental to ähneln«;
ed under tbe
Dunbar sS.y W t e m
SUCCESSFULLY.
InterferinK invariably cure,! i
Knuckling and kncc ; sj>runB horses inline
diatcly benefited ond lett in a condition b> the
aid of which nature soon Gleets a permunent
shoeing
.« instantly r<
Lameness from c
Immediate relief giv
founder. ,
Diseases of the above naturo and various
others ertaining to the tont« ad leg. neretolore
considered incurable by Did school Voten
narians. are by a judicious application pt the
DUNBAR SYSTEM relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimen exhibited at tbe otn
showing cause and effect.
Having been at greut ex I
thoiouali knowledra of the subject, and beins
the cnlv suiith in the Stato to whom Hr.
Dunbar has imparted hir valuable uicl hod ot
treatmeut, I am prepared to treat the
tho publie ear, brina forward.
I employ only competent
8otiHliy supervise all operations.
cases of acute
3e to acquire a
and |n
omen III m lia OrangeStri*«*.
IIA V11> W4MH.MA1V.
SHOT, GUN and PISTOL
manufactory
MATH A VIE*. MEEMIOIR.
to tho late F. llerting. No. 214
Kingstroet. above 2J,, Wilinington, Del-. .*e_
si-ecifully informs bis friends and hporMum
generally, thaï be will çontinuo giemanu;
tucturo of Shut Uans. Rillns and Pistols, at
tbo old stand,No. 314 King street, and hat lor
sale a large and t.eautii n atockol Fire Arms,
which
Double-Ba..
Moglo-Burrel Guns Iron» 83 to 820.
..kinds of Pistols, Colt's, bharpe s
's an I Smith's & Weston's Revolvers.
Also. Ely a be»t
n Caps; every
Bags, and Banning
Fishing Tackle. Ac.,
d lor »ale whole.'tale
Bao
among
! Guns from S3 to f 125
, At
itb
1
louiplete.
of Fcroussio
Cartridges. A.* .
double water pi
si'/.e ball and shot; G.
Apparatus generally,
constantly on hand a -
and retail at the lowest cash Pitoos.
*•>-Particular attention paid to Hull liiar
ini* and Locksaiithing as t oretotore.
novlO-w-tf
American Poudretle,
I
GENUINE DOUBLE REFINED liNADl'I.
TERATED P0U DREl'TE.
PHOSPHATES
HALF THE PRICE OF
Superior for all Spring Crops.
BEST KNOWN FEltnUZEU FOlt
GRASS AND CORN.
VNEQ V A l. L E l) FO It TO It ACCO
OFFICE:
No. 4QO Library Street,
Pi
nprlTw ly
iiKUWiia sm« linens
WANTED.
P ERSONS holding Bonds ot the State,
due Jauuury lat, 1375. cun have
Par and Accrued Interest
at Mil
for tho same, on presentation to
ford
to the Farmers' Bank, at D
R. II. DAVIS.
State Treusuror.
July :Hst. 1874,-11
GEORGE VICKERS,
attorney at law,
fhcilcrtewu, Knit 4'o., H«l.
H. W. VK'KKIIM,
ATTORN if. v AT LAW, do
dAw et» «*»
De