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The daily gazette., 1877-09-03
THEIv0FtNGgP

Inc municipal election for the choice
pr PRESIDENT of City UBanciI, Cityr Treas
lrer, Assessors, 'nefhbefs oftyotnciJ ana
lnspectors,H takes tJiacei M iHhis e;ty fol
morrow. The polls open between III D.
I,oek a. M and ~ O'clock noon, aud
fiose at17 O'Clock pssn. The voting
lows. '"''
F1rst District71White Horse hotel. S.
~, corner 9f Second aud ratnall streets.
l7ec94dig Dissatisfaction, House, S. E..
folner OF Second and Walnut streets.
Ihlfd District-Babcock's saloon N
r: corner Of Fifth and Orange st, eetts. ~
Fourth District-lHotef atithe NyiiW
eortier of Fourth and AIadisoh streets
Flfth' Distrletl THE most soinhetly
window fn'the front of the CiCyHAli. =
sixth District-Southwes corner OF
flith,and Spruce streets. sir -.f-t II
seventh District-- Lafayette Hotel. S.
w. corner OF NinUh and Shipley streets,
Eighth Distriet.--Southwes coruey, ,f
9evehth and Madison streets. 1sdt y
Nlhth District Southeast corner of
seventh and Market streets. .... d. r''..,',
Tenth District--Southwest corner of
rourteenth and King streets.
Eleventh District v-Southeast corner of
Tenth and Orange streets.
twelfth Dlstrict-At the Logan House
delaware avenue and DUPONT streets
thirteenth Distriet-Southwe corero
OF Seventh and Pine streets. = ,','7l
fourleenth District-AE The "Oid Aca-
DENY" -" 1AS"
FIFTEENTH Dlstrict-At the coal Office
on Front street below Madison. 0-7
For the further information of voters.
the following diagram, showing the DO,
sltion OF the wards and districts, is re-
published. The figures designate the
numbers of the districts:
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THIRD EDITION.
T = TT -TT-Ty.ITTI I nv ~ ---,;----st
By INK. th' Bark R'bbnr,i al Largp.
HE ESCA PED ATS 81 THIS AfORNINGl
.... WITH F4LSE. Keys
zig Frank escaped from New Chstle lam

Big Frank escaped from New Castle jail
this morning at half past Ell ight O'Clock. We
are told that he effected his escape from tho
prison with false keys, white the warden
was visiting some ofthe 'cellsioia the upper
story. He had arranged his plans wen, as
aconfedera!e witi1]a Jenny Lind carriage
and black mare drove up to the Jail
yard at that time and Big Frank and tn
strange man drove or togsfher They came
to-this city by way OF the Third street bridge
They were seen (but not knownJ.by several
parties who, report them as driving very
fast. AS soon as possible the Sheriff and
some four OF, ,five, others started in pursuit.
But were not able to overtake them, and
the suppositlon is that Frank tinred his es-
cape soasto make the, ,southbound Della
ware train from this city at $50.
THE lFUGIrIvE AROUND WILMINGTON
Since the above wassin type, we learn
from the Sheriff, that the steam was traced
to Wilmin gton and recovered. Big Fran.
and his partner drove over from New Cas-
tie al rapid rate, but Frank left the car
rage before reaching this city. He dropped
his hat on the road, as he was noticed in the
carriage bareheaded, by parties who did
not then know who he was. -.HD
The other man drove into Wilming gtor
by way OF the Third street bridge, and lett
the team standing in front of James Heals
saloon, on Fourth street, near Lombard.
He slipped out of the carriage without be-
ing noticed, and stole away The team was
hired from John Kirkman, at Tenth and
Tatnan streets, about O'Clock, this morn
ing, by u man who said he wanted to drive
lady over to New Castle. He drove Off
aud was not seen afterwards
HOW THE ESCAPE WAS MADE.
For some time past Frank has;been unwelf
and the Sheriff says he was allowedto take
exercise in the corridor each day under
charge of the Warden, the Sheriff directing
the Warden to keep a constant eye upon
the prisoner during his daily walks This
morning he was taking his accustomed ex<
ercise when the Warden went out into the
yard.
Big Frank then unlocked the corridor
door with his false key and walked out into
hallway where he met Mrs. Grubb, wife of
the Sheriff, to whom he said, 'sGood.bye,
Mrs. Grubb, I'm going to leave you" H.
then walked out the street door, Jumped
into the carriage which inst then drew up
and drove rapidly away. l.-.t. .... . .
The police are now looking around this
city Tor the escaped prisoner anu his con-
federate, ..l
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lLMINGTON MARKETS.
GUIAL Notices.
he Greet Discovery.

Iunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. Fol
l weak stomach, general debility
n. disease Of the nervous system
FoQ, acidlly of the stomach, ana
Requiring tonic -srr,. an
EelLcludes The most agreeable and
tall ol iron We possess. Citrate OF
4 oxide, combined with the Inost
fol vegetable tonics-Yellow Pc
brk.
fct in many cases of debility, loss
le and general prostration, Of an
falt Of Iron com bined with Valu-
r. etonlc, is most hrppy. II aug
n appetite, raises the pulse, takes
lar ilahhlurss. removes the pallor
aud gives II tlorid vigor TO the
bee.
want something to strengthen
u You want II good appetite? dc
10 DVlld up your constitution
Aht ID feel wellY DO you want to
heNoaSheSsY Do you want ener-
you want 10 sleep well? DO YOU
ana vigorous feelings? If YOU
|lnkels Wine of Iron, -
uly valuable tonic has been
'ested by al classes fthe com
iat II is now deemed indlspensa-
&9A.C, medicine. Itcosts but little,
e u'ood AMI gives tone to the
IehO'ales the system and pro-
ply ask a trial of this valuable
IIresl per bottle. Il. f. KUN
IIopfltlor, Philadelphia, Pa
uFusglst for kunkel's Bitter
ioIi' ana take no other make =
lnSl bottles. All Others are coun-
beware Of them.
\ bottles for 8 nn.
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Ex Senator tenton viii sail .his
month for u shorG trip Tor Enropr.
Brigham Young, VINO Stated vt ono
vile ans no fortune, managed tosuve mp
tive u Xix millions # dollars and about
nineteen wives.
Tho Confederate General Lonsstreet
Is said to be the only candidate WAC Las
made formal application for the pos =
tion of United Stat, Marshal in Georgia
Governor Wade Hampton will be the
orator at the opening Of the Virginia
fair, at Richmond, and the President
has been invited to listen to the address
1t probably never would have been
known that o. Romulus Beers lives at
Newark, had 1t not been that he was
cowhided by woman, the other day,
and it got into the newspapers. |sl'
The report circulated by some papers
than the French, Marshal Baz .ina il
withont any fon8dation. The ef M3r-
shal ia quietly living in Spain. ? -
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RegiSterIS Order.
y y -
REGISTER,S DFETCE


New Castle Co.. August 9Th. 1877 {
Upon the application OF Thomas |. Rus
SELL Administrator ID. b. N. of Henry
Dougherty, late of Wilmington Hundred lin
said County, deceased it is ordered and di-
rected by the Register that the Administra
tor, aforesaid give notice of the granting OF
Letters of Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof by causing advertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six ofthe most public places of the
County of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an act of As
sembly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the Wilmington
GAZETTE newspaper published in Will
mlngton, and to be continued therein three
weeks. (e. o. d
t~) Given under the hand and Seal
Il. 5. of office of the Register aforesaid
- at New Castle in New Castle Co,
aforesaid the day and year above written
5. G. BIGGS, Register,
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TWO OF THE SOUTH CAROLYN A
THIEVES DISGORGE AND
WILL TESTIFY.

oLUMBUs, S. c., September q
Josephus Woodruff and A. O. Jones,
two members of the ring against. whom
indictments were found by the Grand
Jury last week, have signified their will
lingness to turn States evidence when
the cases come up for trial in October
next. They have already made clean
breast before the Investi gatinq Commit
tee, and Woodruff has turn, IL over to
| Ohe committee all of his private books
and papers which throw light upon the
dark and nefarlouS transactions of the
Ing OF " .ch he was u 1nslnbor. Wood
mn was on ce neWpl per reporter, and
being II first class stenographer, kepta
diary in shorthand ot all the doings of
the Cabal. The names, amounts any
dates of all the briberies ere minuteI-
taken down, end the names of the Wit
nesses by whom they could be substan
tiated If the eXigency arose. This little
book is being copied into long hand by a
stenographer for the use of the commit
tee, and the revelations made therein
furnish missing link in the chain of
evidence that was greatly desired and
needed, and will prove Of iucalculable
value in bringing the offenders to jus
tice. Indeed, hardly any Of The Republi-
can members of the General Assembly
viii escape conviction for bri berry IN
numerous instances. Woodruff and
Jones have turned ever to the commit,
tee over 100 bank checks for sums rang
ing from 500 to $4,000, which were
made payable to various prominent
State officials for bribery, and which had
ueen indorsed by rhe payees, showing
that they received the amounts which
the checks called for. They will also
turn over to the State property for
which they paid S250,000 as reparatiou
for their several years of wholesale
stealing. This arrangement has been et-
fected and the necessary papers of trans
fer already executed. The property
consists of real estate, bonds, warrants,
stocks and the valuable presses aud
printing material OF the Republican
Printing Company, of which they were
propri ators, the whole aggregatlng in
present value. 100000. Another import
ant witness has been secured in the per
son Of Mrs. NJ oLaughlin, OF Charleston,
who was u most successful lobbyist for
years in manipulating the Legislature.
BY the judiciOus use of funds provided
her She was greatly instrumental IN Sc
curing Senator Patterson bis prcsetn
position.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-03

After lying in state in the Tabernacle,
where he had been for so many Yeas the
central figure, Brigham Young was yes
tcrday carried to the grave. Four years
before his death the head of the Mormon
Church wrote out minute Instructions
for his. funeral and interment; these seem
to have been scrupulously oDeyed. The
ceremony AT The Tabernacle was simple
but impressive. Nearly all the widows s,
children and graislchIldren were present.
Nothing was said by any Of yhe speakers
about tue successor.
The tomb in Which the bydy was laid
IS one which the pr phet I'D bn.lt.in his
lifetime for lis reception. 1t is rminently
Characteristic OF the man thar. he should
have iorbi lden bis widows TO conform to
the fashions of The Geutiles in the matter
OF buying mourning.
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TEMrE RANCE AT LANDENBURG.-A
large temperance meeting was held in
Weiler's Grove, Laudenburg. Yesterday,
when addresses were made by NJ .ssls,
Hargis, Fletcher, Burgess and others.
The Y. NJ. q. A. held religious meet
was conducted by Prof Dodd. They
will be continued each night this week
Lead, Bismuth and zinc are immensely
useful in the Industrial arts and a. i'm
mensely injurious when applied to the
skin to beautify it orto remove PimplSs,
Blotches, etc, from it. DR. Bulls Blood
Mixture is the great purifying agent of
the blood, giving clearnesa of complex
ion and removing Pimples, etc.
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New Castle Letter.
from Our Regular Correspo ndent.

From Our Regular Correspo ndent.
NEW CASTLE, Sept g.
| Constda able has been said al to tbe
| aeS OF the Board of Education. That
ehey nave had at times up hill work there
Is 10 uouot. committees some time ago
was appointed TO readjust the course of
STUDIES. They recommended a liberal
grammar course as a limitation. excludino
only such studies Gs belong to a high
school or collegiate course To this
| Ghel Q was 0ut one asserting vote Said
mem DER being reporter for a Whining
ton daily at once made use of this posi-
gtoh 10 mlsconstrue the actions of the
bopII; saylh & TINS action tended to ede-
Sraue the schools publicly and priyateIy
declaring that only the most eltmentaryy
Studies 81 were retained asserting that "now
II a pupil desires to study book keeping
| ana physiology he can not do it.n Thus
Ialsely Implying that those sciences had
been stricken from the list Of studies
When they had never been included in
the course and therefore could not have
| been excluded. 1t is worthy Of femarl,
that neither this member lnor an auonv-
nous scribble- in an abscure Wiluiuo-
ton daily have had the candor and
| thoughtfulness to state what studies
"a iiiAOh oub anu Wlldb retained. was
1t for fear our citizens should know the
facts ?~9Fhe course as recommended by
this committee was as follows Reading,
spelling, arithmetic completed, grammar
completed, history, writing, composition,
etypology, elementary, algebra, Peter
sons familiar science. whicn they called
a liberal grammar course. The studies
stricken out were "Latin Greek, modern
languages, rhetoric, PHYSICAL geography,
natural philosophy, chemestIy, ali Of
which, il is claimed, belonged to this
course. OF the more than 800 pupils in
attendance in the schools but one, and
he, the son Of member, was approved of
any study which was or.had been taught
and that study was Latin. SO far from
it being true that the effect was degrad-
ing but single pnpl felt 1t, and in fact
none were aware Of the great wrong edu-
cattonal matters had received until here
lately.
The -RoJor ReyboM took 100 from this
city 10 bombay Hook. .aI r al
At the NJ E church yester 10y the
pastor said he and The Board OF ST ew;.ft,
intended to pun sep to S4ud " fraitr
N 'ais city AID lnmedihtoi5 afterwards
advertised a cheap bible. &c consistency
thou art a jewel" ~
The daily gazette., 1877-09-03

PERs SOLICITATIONS to the adjourn
ment of The Knights Templlr colclave,
in Cleveland, Ohio, DR.. j. IL. Simms of
this city, was appointed member of the
committee on unfinished business, aud
of the committee on deceased members.
Hon YIN. Il. Purnell. president OF
Delaware College, and at one time
postmaster at Baltimore, has contribu
ted "a paper to the Philadelphia " eek
ly Tones showing "how Marylau was
Kept ia the Union" duri. Tue late
Wal.
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PERSONAL Messrs. John B, johnson,
J. Ii. Simms, James II. Price Thomas
Davidson, j. Winfield Scott and John
Aiken, Jr., who attended the grand trl-
ennial conclave of Knights Templar, at
Cleveland, Ohio, last week, returned
home Saturday night and yesterday.
They were all mach improved by the
trip, and reported that their visit was one
continued round of pleasure. In the
grand Commandery drill, on "Wednesday,
Detroit carried off the first prize, a. mag
nificent silk banner, Indianapolis the
second, a dozen silver gsblets aud sli-
Yer urn, and Rochester the third, full
set of Commandery jewels.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-03

The Triumph Truss Is marvel OF
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted Will a9id any
R,tDt,tre Cure, will infaIlibly and speedily
eure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York /; where the
Truss is Uarrdnted, and the Cure Gudr-
unteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. u
THE PUBLIC .ScHooLs.-The public
schools of this city opened this morning
for the school year of 1S77-7S. In all
the schools there was general attend
snce of pupils and all theA teachers were
present., ~ a't-iau 81 iitf 'iud
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the decea Sed, must present the same
duly attested. to the Administrator on or
before August Sth, 1878 or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
Address, THOMAS /. RUSSELL,
Administrator, ID. b. N.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-03

AMusEMFNrs-A fair-sized audience
Assem- bled at the Grand Opera House, ON
Saturday evening", to witness the per-
formanGe OF lotto, or the Game of
Chance" by George S. Knight and the
Worrell sisters. The play was of an in
terestlng and striking character, abound
iug throughout with stirring scenes eX-
citing incidents, and sIendld speclaities
The acting ofMr. Knight and the Worrell
sisters was highly appreciated, and re-
ceived rounds of applause.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-03
ttcaa bstaI,
MR.. j. T. REALD's SALE OF LoTs-GooD

Mr.. j. T. HEALDs SALE OF LoTs-GooD
PRICES. a. i't
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Joshua II.
heald sold at public sale, on The premi-
ses, the entire square bounded by Seventh
Eighth, Broome and Rodney streets. The
square was divided, into eight lois, each
00X l4O feet, Nos. ], ?, 3, aud 4 fronting
on Broone, street, and Nos. ), 6, 7 and s
on Rodney street. Lot No. / is on the
corner OF Eighth and Broome streets, and
lot NO. . On the corner o. Eighth and
Rodney.
lhe attendance was good, and the
prices realized considering the times, were
deemed excellent. MIR. Heald considers
this sale an indication that people have
not yet lost their faith in real estate as
sound and profitable Investment.
lie PHSuif pf tha la xuaa ~, H,lIa-..
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ne TtsuII OF the sale was as follows:

L. W. Stidlam & Son were the auc-
tioneers.
The house of Scattergood Allen No.
9l4 West street, was also offered at public
sale atternoon, by Messrs. Stidham &
Son, but was Withdrawn at $1,000, no
further bids being made.
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H0W THAT car WAS ROBBED.

HUW TIT CTIR y as ROBBED.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, August SIR. A
Ginnocehis, of this city, lately employed
as mail agent on the lronM onntain road
who reported about ten days ago thai
his car was entered by mghwaymen at
Poplar Bluff and robbed of halt uozen
registered letters, several dollars aud II
goll watch, was arrested here to-day on
complaint of a special agent of the Post
once department, charged with commit
nng Che robbery.
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Registers Order.
Ri GIsrER's OFFICE.

new aSIle o., August ", 1NTT.
Upon the application of John Mccall
A dmin strator. OF Margaret Mccall,
late of wilmington Hundred in saId
County. deceased it IS ordered and direc ted
by the Reg ster that the Administrator afore.
sad, giyHmotice of the granting of Letters of
Administration upon th5 rstate of
the deceased with the date OF grentinq
thereo, by causing advertisemNnts to be
posted within forty days rom the date o.
such Letters, in six OF the most public places
OF the County of Nav "a t,e. requiring ali
persons having demands against fhe Estate
to present the san @, or ah de by an Act of
Asso nUly i'll, such case made aud provided.
And also ca, s1 the sine to be inserted with
in the same peroid IN the W ,lmiugton GA
zETrE u newspaper pub ished IN Whining
ton and to be conJnueu ibei etn three weeks
(e. o d.
.~) Given under my hand and s al OF
; l.. = SOnice of The Reg ster aforesaid at
s---r-1' sew astle, in Now1 as'ic county
4for satd, the ,lay aud year aOove w,ittea.
=. G. EIGGS, Regis er
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= WILMINGToN, Aug. 80, 1871.
IN EPEND ENT,-For Assessor and
i Collector of the Southern District, sub
ject to the Will OF the properly owners and
voters. tI. MLCiiA III, I,ATIY
aug31-2t* -
DOR SALE.-The very handsome build
Il ing lot on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Franklin street, 17Sfeet Il ont on the Avenue
Apply to CP. JOHNSON,
aug3l-u. - 416 Market street :
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Drl Bulls Baby Syrup is recommended
by all druggists as beinga pnreiy veget
able hnd reliable preparationfor Babies
Price rs cents, I'VE
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' = " ! NE TABLE.
10 LEAVE wILMINGToN.

In 4" n a, y, IN l2.al, i2 10. Q 81 80 I,gG I,g9
e. 81 . lf 2n u sundays: 81 2.21, s 10 a.
& b; o., H, M, y, . Il, a m, IL 81, 70 40,
i Il, ,'l Washington: 1 O6, g 30
'l, b s. 4, ,', W j 90 p IN; ON Sundays
'''''' '6 p m; no Sunday
@G'' ''G; ~. . go, 20, . 50 a m; / 80, 6 80 p
H., ~. 'r,'a N. oo', . 80 a m; 6 80 p m;
BIN '', ,,H % Northern r. r.: 6 40 a
i.,", ~; no Nhuday Train -
Il Sg,,i., " rs.ern Il, H.: 10 20 a ms 81
EloS',,', We AT wILM1NGrnN.
III, Ili'a: = sc, s3i. o24am; 70
p. Il IN n +" %, i ol, ) u. 6 rs, I VI,
m : s1. y ~ ~ on undays: IL So,
blnp',,N. Is Y ot. s 81 a m; 10 a 10 ~
b. ' VI sundays Y 5G n M :
/ '9@F";2 ,G. -. Is, 9ll,a m; 1e7. % a.
''' Oh sundays; . is a m 4 D "a "a
/ Is''a.o,.;-2 T. M. n; IS a m 1a4 :. ~
' 7"aaaEs:2 ? Is "a IN; . lG
deposit, 500 It m; no spndo y.
'.',.'g' 4, e ~. Z = .. 90 q m 70 90 m;
|saa,,,,' H. 4: s5Oam; i 20, & ,io n
E5i. n,. .'n d Northern R.R.. IN os
Iadta'l,,@' i ',,' No Nc. unday trains. NJ, ~ io %
b, on on .,,, W stern Il. R.:7 55au.
bR y" ,.., sundays: 20 p IN m. % 1t III
An, hI;MiNGr ON LEAVE PHI
|5 s55. ss,rect aS and Washington . vo.
I5,G CO. ~; II 50, 10 m; : s:S'i 3" Sge- . se
% !, al m. 70, . %, II 20 p m; : on on sur Z =,
l5 a n, Tr'4ld ~, aud Market ST stree,s.
blayI., = Is, 3 IS, 5 20, ii II IS 1, rneos. n n5:
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SOcint o.

MEETIEG THIS tMoNDAY) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge No. 1, L. o. q. f., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Herman Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall. .|f
Wilmington and Brandywine Council,
No: 3, Q. U. A. NJ, at Capelle building.
Wilmington Council, No. Jr. o. U. A,
NJ, at Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Hall Fifth and
Market street.
Enterprise Circle, B. U. c. A., at Hall
504 Market street. ,',
:, washington Lodge, No. 1, X. OFF, at
knights OF Pythias Hall, 2l1 :Market
street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. o. of G.
f., at McClary's building. l
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. Z, s.
of T., Ninth and French streets
Mihqua Tribe, No. 8, /. o. II. NJ, at
Red M ems hall, 415 Market street,
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NOTIa II.

Alpo"sons having claims against tn Is.
Ia e II tho dece ssod must pres ni the = anne
duly at esfed, TO the AdmlnIstra or, on or
ba.Dre August y, 1878 ur abiie tho Act of
Ass mUIy IA sucn ass m Il ~ d provided
~. JOHN MCCALL,
administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del. au3J-3weod
The daily gazette., 1877-09-03
THE STEAMED
Alice H. Preston

BOARD WITH PLEA SAINT ROOMS.
ID also, table board AT WEAVERiS,g
, aug25-tt 706 Market Street
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rOr the nam.

|Soat SSntS bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
Iye, o"pS IN extensive variety. a Also
Il H., ,,ilraps, Brushes, &c. of horse
Jba b.',i,''' ,a,Ii.l Gloves, and many other
rd,tl w. hitlNGHURST & CO..
WI SET sixth and Market Sis.
L. ro lH,h itDh Cprs for Urt,s
co,Hs 'oiy D..S Of great popularity for
DNlN0HURST q CO.,
i CCrpe, 81, Apothecarles. A
!. .ts,,.,.-'..'h ',s, sixth and Market SIS.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-03

BASE BALL The Quicksteps had
bad luck, on Saturday afternoon, and
were defehte6 by the F,cetcot club OF
Psschallvllle. Pa, by score OF $ to 4,
as follows: ..-.
2 3 a 3 81 s o
Fleetoot, l 2 o. o y D o %
Q'stcp, 0 l 2 o 0 0 o l %
Baseahits, Quicksteps 10; Fleefoot &.
Thus afternoon the Qnicksteps play
the Eckford Club, of West Philadei-
phia. On Thursday plav the Alerte, of
Germantown. Games are also being
arranged with the Excelsior of Bait
more and tbeAthletic. .,.....
The R-d Stockings and Western, Of
this city,plAyed on Saturday afternoon
when the former won, after al excit
ing game, by score OF tod
The daily gazette., 1877-09-03
ms Removed Alive.

/. .unhePs bFP Worm Syrup never fails
III, Stal aud stomach worm s.
~, VI, ,il ane only successful physician
n'I lor the removal of worms
aE,.I EiaIe worm with head and all
avle W IN hours, and no fee until
Ill, 9ehu lor circular, or call on
En- l,' ana gel bottle Of X unkel's
up' Price 81 % 1t never fails,
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I ms Tor he ISm p,ic. Packing, and
DIV. '1e buffalo scales. - - :
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Fine Nail Scissors.

Sa y Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
va lies, Nail Brushes, etc. for
roi,, f. BR!NGHURST 4 CO.,
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