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The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
RELIGIOUS.

st. PduPs, preaching by the pastor at
10i and "a Morning Subject, Matt. 1913.
Evening subject Psalm 84-Il. Eslt
Brandywine VI. E church, Ninth Ward,
Rev. John w. Pierson, pastor. Preach>
ing 101 ID, IN. and n D.. M. Revival ser>
vices in ths evening, All are invited.
West Presbyterian church, preaching
Tomorrow at 104 a. m. and n p. M, by
the pastor, Rev. j. M. P. Otis. Subject
for the morning, Repentance Of David 1"
for the evening, ."The Lord God a Son,
giving Grace and Glory rvg ia. Il
First Presbyterian Church-M arket
street above 9th, Rev. F. b. Duval, pass
tor, will preach at 1890 a. M, on the
"Children's right of baptism and the
parents duty to present them At 7.3O
p. m. ''The Book of Ruth. .I'
Household Of Faith ohurch-Elder, Geo.
W. Kramer, pastor Prayer meeting at, 9
a. m. !, preaching at 1880 a.. m. and 7.15 p.
NJ, by Elder Peyton G. Bowman, OF South
Carolina Morning subject, "The Friend
ship OF Christ" Evening subject. "The
Nature OF Man or the end Of evil"
Bible school at 2.30 p. m. -I-L.t-
Second Baptist church, corner 4th and
French streets, Rev. r. B. Cook, pastor.
Preaching at 1890 n. M, and 7.30 p. m.
by the pastor. Sabbath school and pas
tors Bible Glass at 2 p. m. Evening SER
mon, Letters to the Church at Smyrna,
which will be the second of a series Of
Sunday evening sermons on the Letters
10 the Seven Churches in Asia.
Trinity Church services On Sunday,
October 14th, 1877. Trinity Church, Old
Swedes, morning service at II 80 o'clock
afternoon at $50. Trinity Chapel
morning service at 11.3O O'clock, evening
at at 73O. Trinity Sunday school, morn
ing school, o'clock, at Trinity Chapel
Fifth and King streets. Afternoon
school, 2 o'clock, at Old Swedes' Churcn
9TH and Ceurch street. Rev. VIM. ]
Frost. Rector.
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7. o. o. e.
LIST OF THE GRAND LODGE STAND
ING COM MITE ES.


The following are the standing commit.
tees appointed at the present session OF the
Grand Lodge of Delaware, I. Q. o. F.:
State of the OTder-Joshua Maris, chair
man; e. c. Moore, John w. Boon, John l.
PIerson, DIR. e. W. Cooper.
Legislative CommjtIee--E. +. James
chairman Charles Tatman, Jr., X
Shortman, R. ii. Mcdaniel. j. e. Nichol-
son.
Constitution and Laws-Wm. II. Foulk
chairman J. NJ. Whiteford, Jas, T. Hayes
W. d. Wilson, DIR. G. T. Maxwell.
rrespondence--Edwin Hurst, chair
man; o. G. Baker, DR.. j. H. Chandler E.
H. Jester, Henry r. Bennett.
Committee on Appeals-Wm. b. Hyland
chairman s. r Lawson, James I'll. Apple
by, @. Spoerl, G. w. Williams.
Committee on Printing. w. Hallami
chairman Thomas e. Young, Arthur
Lewis. Mark q. Chambers, j. G. Colorn.
special Committee on Dues and BENEFITS
i j, McMullen, chairman; Isaac w. Hal
lam. d. w. Brereton, John L. Jakes, Jas
FINANCE Committee-W. H. Cloward,
chai rman; j. P. O'Daniel, b. f. Bartram,
Daniel Farra, Ellis p. Crossan
Hall Committee-William ID. Everett,
chairman Jacob Butz, Isaac e.; SaXton,
L. +. Adair, John F. Taylor.
Committee on Accounts-P. =; Dally'
chairman Lewis T. Grubb. A. ii. Man.
ship, M. s. Barlow, j. A. Sterling.
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lIIQWD m kIYTflfffIn
iSTlRAYlwA1FsT I

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services will be held In all the church
- Nl0rtow' + 81 8 DlXOfCT@
YORK at the reservoir continues to
progress fayorably. -,21' TIT -
Remember MIR. J.. Il, Healdss sale Of
building lots, this afternoon. IN
For the local news of the town and
county read the DAILY GAZETTE.
dob work promptly executed in a neat
, manner at the GAZETTE job rooms.
The American Rifles will give an in.
night. ..j ~ s77.17I7 ~ VS'-'
For a good meal at reasonable rates
90 TO the Malta House, No. 1903 E Water
street. j} 49, = TN - = fS-'ee'
/ The Franklin cotton mills, at Ninth
and Walnut streets, have resumed OBJ
erallonss FE 4sb EsEEF ftTf
y DR.. Gallagher, dentist, No. 8 East Fifth
street, is prepared to execute all work
promptly and satisfactorily. lrr CT
Reserved seats for ''Our Board,no
House" can now be obtained at q. r
Thomas Il Co.'S book store. i1f1 NNT
Or. Hasscnpliug cures tumors Of all
kinds, external and internal, except, the
q. ,oe ~, n.,eAk Aant' Once OIL North l6tf
"a Pittsburg editor solemely sweart
that the hind legs of rats are as tender
AZ those Of frogs. He may eat rats, Iyor
may eat frogs, but will take King
Good Samaritan Cough Syrup. o :,
Those who want fine goods, and to ex.
anime handsome assortment of fash,
ionable styles, should call at Worrel'i
elegant store in the Masonic Temple
where they are being disposed Of at the
lowest Philadelphia prices.
DR.. Lawrence, at the Claston House
yesterday removed tape worm meas.
uring nearly thirty feet, from child
nne years old, Leonard G. Robinson
residing at No. los East Six h street. He
had suffered with it for seven years. DR.
Lawrence will remain few dsys longer
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

A Mysterious Arrest.-The Chester
Neps says that a man was arrested IN
that city on Wednesday whose identity
was kept profound secret, and that con
his person were two gold watches, a dia-
mond ring, besides numerous other trim
kets. He said he belonged in Baltimore ;
one watch belonged to him and the other
to his girl in Baltimore. q 1t seems that
he had been beating the law in Whining
ton and was arrested on despatch from
that place. Whether or not he attempted
to do any work in this city could not be
learned. He was taken to Wilmington
yesterday" There is certainly some mis-
take here, as far as Wilmington is con-
cerned, as no such prisoner was brought
to this city-so the police authorities
say. He was probably taken to Balti-
more,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
A CIVIL SERVICE ROW IN TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct 12.-As Mr.. Alexan-
der Reed. managing proprietor of the Tole-
do Blade and Commercial, and postmas-
ter of this city,was conversing with friends
on the street, Mr.. Bowling, ex-postmas-
ter, approached and made an offensive re-
mark, to which Reed replied that he was
not addressing Bowling, whereupon the
latter kicked Reed, who motioned as
though to draw weapon and walked to-
wards the post.office. Dowllng followed
and selling him by the beard struck him
several blows in the face, when friends
separated them. The affair grew out of a.
bitter feeling engendered by the change Of
postmasters and created considerable feel
ing. .f..-r-, -r.-
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
WiIminoton Premiums.

The following is a list of premiums
awarded to Wilmingtonions at the Mid
dletown Fair:
Geo. G. Lobdell. for stud colt under
four years of age, first premium So.
John A. Wilson, for Van Winkle grain
fan, Buckeye cider mill, hand corn she'll
er. hay and fodder cutter, horse rake,
wheel cultlvator, Buckeye grain. Clute's
Portable steam engine and phosphate
drill, first premium tor each, diploma.
John A. Wilson, for best and most nu
merous display of agricultural imple-
ments, first premium, $40.
Gawthrop & Bro, for Halliday stand
windmill, and for display of pumps and
hydraulic rams, first premium for each
diploma.
A. j. Van Duzee, for Singer sewing
machines, first premium, diploma.
McLlear q Kendall, two horse carriage
first premium, diploma.
Ferd Carson, best display of tailor
work, first premium, diploma.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
" Al Opposition T EXPRESS.
THE p! b. g W. nfPREss co. TO oPEr
! IHia AN oFFICE-IN THIS City, eoA sf

THE p! b. d N. nkPREss co. TO OPEN
gria,AN orFIcE'1N THIS CITY. 7od 81
On Monday, the Philadelphia & West
iern err, Express Company, Of Philadelphia,
company is an opposition to the Adams
Express Company, and claims to carry
express articles at greatly reduced rates
for instance, 90 cents per 100 pounds
between WILMINGTON an Philadelphia It
claims to have sure and through eonnec-
tioils with all points east, south, north
and west. Joe Seal, the we'll known ex-
press man, at the p. w. 81 B.. II. R.. de-
pot, has been engaged to deliver and col,
lect the express shipped by the new COM
pany, and for the present his baggag . Of
flee at the depot will be the company q
offich. Uec'' {.
It is supposed that this new company
is mainly owned and, controlled by the
Baltitnore and Ohio company. The
main Office is at No. 81 South Fourth ST.
Philadelphia. ,y.v.j adt TU1 Nr' =
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
A Savage street Assault Upon Ex-
81 Secretary DeIano Ina wash ingt0m,

WASHINGTON, October 12.-Ex-Secre-
tary Delano and Judge j.. w. Wright, of
this city, created a momentary excite
ment here to-day by, q personal encoun-
ter on Fifteenth street, in the course of
which Wright struck Delauo twice with
his cane. The second blow ahghted on
Delano's head, cutting quite a cash and
partially stunning him. Wright is repor-
ted to have prefaced his attack with the
remark: "You ID old faisiier, you
wouldn't be believed under oath. Every
body knows it, and you know it, You
cheated me out of 100000" The trouble
grew out of an old transaction In relation
to the Ch eIokee land claim. Wright not
only charges Delano with having cheated
him out of money, but accuses him of
having caused his (Wright's) indictm ent
in st. Louis several years ago in connec-
ton with his action as Indian Agent.
Wright is a much older and weaker man
than Delano.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
tPEClEL NOTICES.
The Great Discovery

b want to be strong healthy and Wig
take Z. +, Kunkel's Bitter Wine oil
No language can convey an adequate
tthe Immediate and almost miracu-
kange produced by taking Il. F. Kun
Bitter Wine of Iron in the disease
|httt and shattered nervous system,
er broken down by excess, weak by
or impaired by sickness, the relaxed
hstrung organization is restored To
health and vigor. Sold only IN 81
Sold by all druggists and dealers
khere, 'NtIl '''
bus Debility. Nervous Debility
Pity, a depressed, irritable state oI
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
trgy or animation, confused head
rnemOry, the consequences of exces.
ntal oyel work This nervous debit
sovereign cure In +. F. KunkePs
Wine of lro', 1T tones the system
The mental gloom and dependency
luvnates the entire system. Sold
s. bottles. Get the genuine. Tafe
F, kunkel's, it has a yellow wrap.
pundit, his photograph on outside
your druggist 4. F. Kunkel Pro.
No 259 North Ninth Street. Phila-
Pa Send for circular, or advice
y my great remedy. Get 1t of your
lsl, SIX bottles for S5 90. II cannot
is guaranteed to do as is recon-.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
In the Episcopal General Conventio

In the Episcopal General Convention,
in session at Boston yesterday, the sub :.
ject of prohibiting the conservation of
churches in which pew or permanent
sittings are sold, was DISCUSSED 1t was
urged that churches should be free to all,
and that no distinction should exist on
account of social position. The subject
of shortening the morning service was
next discussed. The House of Bishops
concurred in the permission for a new
diocese in West Virginia. t+
Public squares are great Blessing to
the community. We can say the same of
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup, it is the best rem
edy for the cure of all diseases Babyhood
has to encounter. Price only 20 cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

The Liberd Ledgue.-Mrs. DR.. Law.
renee will lecture before the Liberal
League at its meet tomorrow morning
IN McClary building on "the religion that
is, and is to be-"
The interest that has been manifested
wherever this lady has lectured within
the past few days hss been very great,
and the lecture tomorrow will afford op-
portunity of hearing her and discussing
the subject, to any lady or gentleman.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

Dangerous Wdters.-The commander of
the Fourth Lighthouse district says to
mariners, in circular, that "until the
wrecks of the vessels which foundered
at their anchors inside the Delaware
Breakwater, during the gale of October
4, are removed, mariners should exercise
much caution in using this anchorage at
night By day the position of the wrecks
is sufficiently marked by the masts,
which remain standing.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
fOT FIfe MN.

for fHeratn.
4 NJ TH,Ssaes Ssa Bath towels, Bath Sponges
;IoSo ;I%SoapS IN extensive variety. Also
EIvy EI-VIFss, Straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
~ ~ thiicliOn Gloves, and many other
Ol lhe same classes.
I. BRlNGHURST d. CO.,
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
"'raruIUns Uurs for COrns
| |S,sn M remedy of great popularity fol
@r4s without pain.
E. bklNGHURST & CO.,
rorn., Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS
,, FINE Nail Scissors.
4 IN NJ sSS'TEail,ght, Nail Brushes, Hand
'"S' = fiIes, Nail Brushes, ETC., fol
noEt' l. BR!NGHURST g. CO.,
OO'aer Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

On the Var Pdth.-Nelson j. Lee,the
Temperance reformer, is now on the wal
path against persons who sell liquor
without license. His plan of action is
first to note unlicensed saloons and then
to watch their customers. Then wal
rant is sworn out for the proprietor OF
such saloon, the unsusplclous custom
ers are surprised at receiving summons
to appear and testify as to whether or
not they ever purchased any liquor from
the saloon in question. Mr.. Lee has al
ready brought several illegal sellers to
Justice, and his operations are causing
CONSERVATION among persons frequentine
these places, who do not. care to act as
witnesses against the proprietor.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

The democratic executive committee
of Prince Georges county has nominated
Mr.. John g. Han to fill the vacancy on
the House of Delegates ticket for that
county occasioned by the declension of
Mr. b. Lee Belt.
The whisky Bell Punch has proved
so successful in Virginia that Lousi-
ana and Arkansas are thinking of
adopting it.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

Police Court-George and Jane
Hughes, for vagrancy, were committed
to New easily for go days.
Michael Newell. on a charge of keep
ing a tlppling house, was fined $40 and
COSTS and on charge of selling liquor
without a license was held in $500 bail
for appearance at Court.
Frederick Heiss had hearing on a
charge of illegally selling license, but
the evidence being insufficient to sustain
the charge he was dismissed.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

Another Liquor CoSe.-Nelson j. Lee
appeared before Esquire Frazer, this
morning, and charged j. Konzelman,
proprietor of saloon at Second and
Ora1fge streets, with keeping a disorder
ly house, and selling liquor without a Ii
cense, in two cases. The evidence being
convincing, the accused was fined $50
aud costs on the first charge, aud on the
second was held in S400 bail for appear
ance at Court.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
The Herald Weather Service.
THE GREAT CYCLONE ARRIVES
ON THE EUROPEAN COASTS.

4.. LONDON, Oct. IL.
The Herald cable warning dated Octo-
ber 6, announcing as follows:-s-A great
cyclonic storm is moving rapidly toward
Europe. 1t will strike the Norwegian
British and French coasts about the 10th.
Very dangerous earsterly to northwest
erly gales, with heavy rains, will prevail.
Warn vessels about to leave British and
French ports for this side," has been
completely fulfilled. -
ON THE SPANISH COAST.
The cyclone predicted struck the Span
ish coast on Wednesday morning, Octo.
Der 10, with great fury.
Two vessels. caught in the great storm
were lost off Bilbao and Corunna. Many
others are, it is feared, also wrecked.
The cyclone struck London early on
Thursday morning, October IL, and was
accompanied by very heavy rains, fierce
gales and thunder and lighting.
The storm lasted here but brief time
ghe day opened after its passage with
beautifully calm autumnal weather.
The weather here yesterday was fair.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
Imsl Worms! Worms

kunkel's Worm Syrup never fafls
ovea all klnds of worms. Seat, Pin,
fOnaCh Worms are readily rem owed
hRels Worm Syrup. DR.. Kunkel is
successful Physician in the coun-
ae 4 removal of Tape worms. He re-
% mem ln2to 3 hours, with head and
iplSle alive, and no fee until head is
common sense teaches If Tape
,css, @l oe removed, all other worm s
aedaiiy destroyed. Ask your drug
HSollle ~ p OF KunkePs Worm Syrup.
~, ,%Per Dotlle. 1t never fails. If he
~ nsye MIN get IL, or send to Pro-
III :; = kunkel 259 North Ninth ST.,
e,piilia' egii IA, advice at Office free,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

Neg StoUe and Tin Store.-On Monday
Milton S. Shippers, late in the employ
of ii. F. Pickles & Co.. will open a new
stove and tin store at No. Ill West oth
street, with a complete assortment OF
cook stoves, ranges, parlor stoves, tin
ware and house furnishing goods geners,
allv. Mr.. Shippers has experience ana
business ability, and will be prepared to
accom- modate the public with anything
in his line as promptly and cheaply as
any other house in the CITY, Jobbng
will also be carefully attended to on
reasona BILE terms. -a.H 80 "a ~, IA
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

GAMBETTA has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment and fine of $500
for plaoarding his address. But the Sc
verest part of these sentences is not given
by the cable dispatch. They worka sort
of temporary attainder, and retire him
from political life at the present crisis,
when he is so much needed. His appea,
had not yet been decided, and this sen.
teuce may be rev ersed, and he has yet
his recourse to the Court of Cessation.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
ON THE SPANISH COAST.
CHAIRMAN HEWITT PAIRED.

WASHINGTON, October ia BRAN s.
Hewitt, of New York, will not be present
at the organization of the House. He
has been detaiH ned in Paris by, severe ill
ness of his wife, but he expects to sail to-
morrow and he will be here about the
23d inst. He lis paired on the vote for
Speaker in the Democratic caucus with
Hon. Van IT. Manning, of Mississippi.
Mr.. Hewitt would have voted for Mr..
Randall and Mr.. Manning for Mr.. Goode
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
RECOVERY OF BODIES.

FRsNoHTowN, N. j., Oct. 12.-The
bodies of VIM. McElroy, the Philadel-
phia lawyer, and I. Hamilton were
found in the river at Frenchtown this
morning. These gentlemen Were VIC
Tins of the railroad accident at Milford
on Thursday, the 4th inst.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

Sheriff Cooling bears off the palm for
large pumpkins; He raised IN the lot
adjoining the Jail number OF pumpkins,
some of which, for size, we think, cam
not be surpassed. They are simply
enormous. The largest one weighs 100
pounds, and is q monster. The others
range from fifty to eighty pounds. They
are worth walk to the jail to see.-
Cecil Democrat,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

Myriads of people sacrifice themse,Ye' me asfao
through carelessness. Ihey ale aaod aeSa0 y,
taking DR.. Bull Cough Syrup and living
on usefully.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

|psekaann.IH .n THE ATTENTION OF
Ap psepers' to an especial sale of
For AND AND STARCH.
AsTT' NJ ug1 ,ne next 80 days at
" "oiER's, 1909 MARKET ST.
rte. 20 BOXES 81
afoap Vie at csb, s best soap at 8 cents per
Su S19s for 25 Se,,is cents per lb; silver gloss
Deen bought at 'i .
,ls,sah ,ssahlERIFF's SALE.
gS Ist Of pslea parea beef esG at 12x cents per
hackwheapti pihS !, pickles al 10 eents %
III II Dried Eeef. N4' an
DIN 1hoMAS NJ. WTER,s
NO. 1903 Market st.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

YIN. C. A.-YouDg men are especially
invited to the Y. NJ. Q. A., prayer meet
ing this evening at 80 O'Clock. The meet. It.
ing will be og ed fSr 6y 1onSs Bsn mems
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
ARREST OF NILES G. PARKER

AKREST UF NILES g. PARkEh.
New YORK, Oct. 12.-Niies G. Parker,
ex-State Treasurer of South Carolina,
was arrested to-day in Jersey City and
lodged in the county Jail on requisition
from Governor Hampton, of that State,
charging him with laundering the State.
He says he is willing to turn States evi-
dence. He has resided in Jersey City
for two years.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

HgOf superior ENGLISH MANUFACTURE
and Justly cele6rdted Jor htGStlc.tg, Dardottty
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

At Rodch'8.-The City of Macon will
be ready to sail before the last of next
week. The riegers have been at work
for the past two or three days and now
the foremost of the ship has all its zig
ging and sail. The balance of the rig.
ging will soon be in order. The barge
Jennie, of Philadelphia, was towed down
by the tug Geo. E. Weed, and from the
berge the Macon is getting her supply OF
coal. The joinelswork and painting il
the cabins are nearly completed.
The City of Washington has received
her coat of black paint, her masts are
raised and she now begins to look like
ship.
On the monitor Miantonomah the
work on the machinery is nearly COM
pleted. The first coat of paint has beer
put on the cabin and officers apartments
The steam heaters are also in position.
A ship carpenter named Wright had
his right leg mashed by log or block
falling upon it. He was taken home.-
Chester Mems
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

FULToN's SALE.-J. Alexander,
Fulton, Esq, commenced his sale Oh
town lots, &C.. as per ad vertisement
on Tuesday last, and continued Them
until Thursday afternoon, the sale
was concluded. The bidding was
quite spirited, and many Of the best
lots br ought good prices. The amount
realized from the sa was 27,240. and
was considered by all to be good
sale. His son Cecil purchased his
mansion house.-Delawarean.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs
Blackisten g. Chase, real estate agents
have sold the farm of Vachel Burgess
in Eastern Neck, containing lou acres
to Jas. J. Bowie, of Charles county
for $4,000 cash. This is considered
an excellent the depressing of land
at the preseht time.
PERsoNAL.-Dr. E. q Shakespeare
formerly citizen or Dover. who
was lately appointed ophthalmic sur
eeon of the Philadelphia Hospital has
been awarded by the trustees OF the
Massachusetts General Hospltel the
w arren triennial prize OF $500, TOR an
ESSAY "On the Healing of Arteries al
ter LEGATION"
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
Societies.
MEETING THIS SATURDAY, EVENING,

MEETING THIS SATURDAY, EVENING.
,Lenape tribe No. 6, I. o. R. M, in Nc
Clary Building. C'' = ;
Mechanics Lodge, Fo. 4, I. o. o. F., at
Odd Fellows Hail.
Lafayette, No. 2, X. of p, at K. of p.
Hall. d. Ht'f ,li
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ,
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Eden Division, No. 6, S. of T., McClary
Building. ''
American Rife Association, 4th story
SaVille Building Drilling every evening
except Saturday and Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
the SPEMGEEIAM
STEEL PENS

#** Varteties suited TO epe7y style Of sbrItiae.
For sale 6g The Trade generally; A Sd,ipte
Gard, containing one each q the Ffftee'a N'ti'-
bers, by mail on receipt Of % Cents.
Iyison, Brakeman, Taylor & Go,
1873 GRAND ST., N. \.
may16-sat
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

nv XTANTED-On Monday morning, twen-
w ty ladies to learn Dress Making.
Terms $3 cash. Not limited to stay any
specified time. Cutting, fitting and trim
ming thoroughly taught. Also millinery
taught. Cutting and fitting a speciality,
and done at the shortest notice-whil e wait
ing. Ladies' coats, dolmans and children's
suits made. Ladies' suits made as low as
So. 70. Good work and perfect fit guaran-
teed. Hats trimmed to order at 5O7 Shipley
street. Open every evening. TN
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13

Steamships Departure This afternoon
the steamship Neao York, of the Morgan
speampship line Will leave the yards of
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company,
this city, for New York, where she will
resume trips between New York aud
New Orleans. During her stay here the
vessel was thoroughly repaired and en-
larged, her capacity being increased one
third by an additional deck and other
Improvements. .ri. sr
A Denlented Young Womdn.-A young
woman of good nress and resgectable ap-
| pearance came to the police station, this
morning, and anxlonsly inquired If certain
parties could not be arrested tor robbing
| her. She has made this request repeatedly
for several days, and it has oeen ascertained
that she is demenled, and labors under the
hallucination that some one stole her trunk
containing all her money. The young
woman is respectfully connected. o.-
Assault and Battery.-Y Yesterday after
noon, at the race course, Isaac Prigg, a
West Chester negro, assaulted Wm. l..
, Heal. Prigg was arrested, and after a
hearing before the Mayor, last evening,
was fined So and costs.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
|VILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 13, 1877.
atlons at the Brandywine Mills for
The daily gazette., 1877-10-13
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