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PECIAL NOTICES.
|The Crest Discovery.

kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. For
Of weak stomach, general debility,
oh, disease OF the nervous system,
At0n, acIdity of the stomach, and
= requiring tonic
ne Includes the most agreeable and
SAT- Of Iron we possess. Citrate of
Oxide, combined with the most
coi vegetable tonics-Yellow Pc
Bark.
Get in many cases of debility, loss
lie and general prostration, of an
Salt OF Iron combined with valu-
I've tonic, is most hrppy. 1t aug
Pc appetite, raises the pulse, takes
plar nabbiness. removes the pallor
Y, and gives a tiorid vigor to the
Ance.
want something to strengthen
70 you want "a good appetite? DC
10 build up your constitution
dlll TO feel well? Do you want 10
AefVousnesS2 DO you want ener-
you want to sleep well? Do you
a. h ana vigorous feelings? If you
Alnke'S Wine of Iron,
Iuly valuable tonic has been
" Tested by all classes of the com
Ta''t rnat II is now deemed ind spensa-
i3nlG medicine. Itcosts but little
ue oIo0d and gives tone to the
iehoVales the system and pro.
9p9ly ask trial of this valuable
~ Ilvt 81 per bottle. f. f. KUN
is liopfletor, Philadelphia, Pa
HI druggist for Kunkel's Bittel
nm ana take 10 other make. =
lug in q bottles. All others are coun
- beware of them.
* bottles for ann
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AT THE OLD rENT.

Last night about thousand persons
assem- bled at the Twelfth street tent, and
q meeting of unusual earnestness and
spirit was held. After the usual opening
exercises, short and vigorous addresses
were delivered by Brothers Highes,
Foulk, Smith and Others. The speakers
dwelt earnestly upon the pit rsonal and
moral blessings they had derived from
leading temperance lives. and eloquent
ly beseeched those who were still walk
forward and sign the pledge. Their ef-
forts did not go unrewarded, and during
the m ee ting a number of persons came
forward and signed the pledge. amid
great applause. George M. butcher
closed the meeting with powerful ap-
peal for the cause of temperance.
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-FiRSF-EDlTION,-
A FENCE swINDLE.
New Dodge 70 get Money from Far
,w0llui aa o. mers, l ,....-.

'VuIlut sa .ut Mers, -.l ....
An exchange says-We write this In
warn our readers in the country districts
to be on their guard against the "fence
swfndler" The plan Is to offer to give
the farmnr 30 rods of new fence. If he
will put it up along the road where il
will be seen, and serve as an advertise
ment, and the farmer is to have the sole
ageney for the town, and to be paid a
handsome commission upon all orders he
may take. The farmer accepts the pro-
posal, and the agent tells him that it will
take two coils or wire, for which the
farmer willingly signs an order. In few
days a stranger comes along to collect
bill for wire fencing and wishes immedi-
ate payment. The farmer explains that
he put up the fence as an advertisement
and was to have 1t free. He is told that
he was to have 30 rods free, but he has
ordered outright 100 rods, and must pay
for this at four cents per foot If the
farmer Ia timid, he settles with the chap
somehow, perhaps gives his note 5000, TO
pay for the wire he did not order. When
he comes to examine his wire, he finds
that he has 200 rods of wire which will
only MAKE 30 rods of fence, four strands
high, and in due time learns that his no te
has been discounted at the bank in the
nearest town.
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THE CHESTER DEPoT.-The depot of
the p. W. q b. r. R., at Chester is being
still further improved by the application
of an indelible stain to tn e brick front.
When the job is completed the depot
will present most handsome appearance
A new and substantial board walk has
been laid on the south side of the track,
the old fence removed and more hand
some one substituted. The interior of
of the depot is about finished, and in a
few days passengers will have for their
accommodation complete and furnish
waiting rooms.
A REPLEvIN FOR FIVE CENTS WORTH
OF SToNE.-ln the construction OF a
building at Fourteenth and Poplar
streets. Mr.. Frank Perkins, the oJher
dav. used q stone which was Afterwards
claimed by Mr.. Sam'l w. McCaulley. de
asserted bis ownership, and dispute
arose. but finally Mr.. Perkins agreed TO
furnish Mr.. McCaulley with a larger anu
better stone than the one in dispute. MT
M. refused the Offer, and sued out a.
writ of replevin, which was duly served
by the Sheriff. The pecuniary value Oh
the stone is about five cents.
AN OFFENDER IN JAIL.-Last Mon
day U. s, Marshal Dunn went down to
Frederick and arrested David F. Stevens
| on charge of selling liquor without
United States license. He brought MS
prisoner to Wilmington and gave him
hearing before U. s. Commissioner
Smith, who held him in $500 bail f'r ms
appearance at the September term OF
the U. S. District Court. In default o.
bail Stevens is now in the custody ol
Sheriff Grubb at New Castle Jail.
BAsKAT PIc-NIc.-To-day Centrevllle
Lodge, Eagle Lodge, of DuPonts. ano
Henry Clay Lodge, |. o. o. F., Jolneo
with the Brackinville Lodge, same order
in a grand basket pic mic at Mt. CuDa,0L
the Delaware Western Railroad. Iht
United Cornet band, of this city, starleI
out about Z o'clock, in Seals big carryal
to join the different lodges and escof
them to the picnic ground.
| A BuRsrEp PIPE.-The water pipe OF
Fourth street near French, burst tcl'
morning and workmen are now engages
in repairing the damage
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IMPORTANT RUSSIAN MOVE.
| MEM
BY telegraph to the Gazette.
THE ASSISTANT CASHIER ALSO
RU-NSAWAY.

CHICAGO, August 29.-C. G. Buckley,
the assistant cashier of the State Savings
Bank, is reported to have decamped. He
sent his family to the house of friends
here and left, it is supposed, for Canada.
He was thoroughly conversant with Pres
ident Spencer's operations, and has doubt
less fled to escape the wrath which was
impending for all who have been instru
mental in preciptating the troubles OF
the bank. Spencer's family have also
left town, and no one knows their where
abouts. Over a million dollars schedul-
ed in collateral securities are missing.
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STRAY Wales.

ihere's going to beer a good hop crop.
New York has 800 Chinese laundries j
Look cut for counterfeit $40 gold pieces.
The best ostrich feathers come from AZ
rica. ~ az
There ts letter at the GAZETTE ofics for
horse racing.
ON A New Wy York druggist advertIses, mo
70 y as Is now e proposed to engage Sitting Bull
Virginia is raising corn extensively. She
never lacked kernels.
Inc last regular meeting of the present
Clty council will be held this evening.
The interest in the Twelfth street tent
temperance meeting continues unabated
Three Newark clergymen were ARE sted
at dog fight. wherefor Newark expresses
astonishment, -
california Is short on all kinds of fruit
thls year, but hopes 70 fill the gap with buck
wheat pancakes.
San Antonio, Texas, wants TO indulge in
Dull nghting: All right, come North and
fight Sitting Bull.
The total numberof New World pilgrims
in Rome was 5OO
"Corn Roasts" and "Buttermilk Festi.
walls" now agitate the minds of the ru ral
| swains and damsels.
One of the old Blue Laws of Connecticut
said: "No one shall run on the Sabbath
day, except reverently."
| To o-morrow. at 10 o'clock. a. m before
the y. =. Court. will he The last opportunI
" or obtaining naturalization papers be
fore the city election.
| Thirty-eight little girls from st. Peter,
orphan Asylum, or this city, visited the
Exhibition on Tuesday under the guard
| ianship OF several Sisters of Charity.
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Sncirlin u

MEETING THIS (rHURsDAY) EVENING.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. Q. o. f., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. IL, I, o. r. NJ.
at McClary's Building.
Keokuk Tribel, No. 3, 1. o. r. NJ, al
Hall 4l5 Market street.
Eden Lodge, 1. o. o. F., at hall, 3rd
and King streets.
Wilmington Division, No. 1, S. of I,
in M cClary's Building.
Hope Council, No. 3, Jr. o. U. A. M, al
Jr. .. U. A. M. Hall, 511 Market
street.
Lady Washington Home Communion
504 Market street.
Wilmington Grotto, No. l, S. and d
of A. A, Bradford's Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. of F., X. of p
Hall, All Market street
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MEETING To-NIGHT.-A meeting of the
membt RS of IL e Moral Suasion Reform
Club, will be held this evening at theii
room in the Friendship engine house, fol
the purpose of coming TO some conclusion
as to what course they will pursue In
reference to the withdrawal from the
Twelfth street tent The ASSOCIATION have
procured new blue badges with the name
of the association printed upon them.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Last even
ing, upon invitation Messrs. Ii. W. Nor
ro W and James Hargis, addressed TEN
perance meeting in Oivet Presbyterian
church. The meeting was well attend
ed, and much interest manifested
Messrs. Burgess, Whelan, Fox, also made
short addresses,
The public has been humbugged so of
ten with worthless medicinal prepara'
tions, that only few good ones now re-
main in use. DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture il
one of them.
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OBITUARY.

Died August 9th, Sallie p. Cranston,
wife of William b. Cranston, and daughter
of the late VIM. B. McCrone.
Not quite two years ago we carried to her
last resting place sister of this dear one.
who also fell victim to the destroyer, con-
sumption. These dear ones possessed all
the traits of character requisite TO make
them perfectly lovely in the eyes OF all who
might chance to be thrown In their way,
and to those who had been associated with
them from early childhood, as the writer
had been, they were ali that was good and
beautiful.
High h-toned and honorable, truthful and
con scientious, amiable and beautiful-the
captious may consider this a long list OF
virtues To be possessed of, but they were the
Left fatherless at an early age they were
reared in the tender care of a judictous
m other, who is left desolate and broken
hearted, without one tie to bind her to earth;
One by one. as the roses fade, her treasures
have fadei-faded only here. but bright,
brilliant flowers in the Heavenly King
dom whittier they have gone.
Mrs Cranston suffered with consumption
| for nearly year, but the last few months
| of her life were as years. If we count time
| by sufferings. Patient cheerful and lovely
| TO the last, 1t was heart rending to witness
her sutferings and 10 hear her say. "Why,
oh why, cannot go home to my Fathers
house now ?'
| She left two babes, one not yet two years
old, the other only two months. May. He
who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb oe
| watchful over these darlings, and in His
| own good time make them gems in His
own bright crown.
| which thine absence makes cannot be fill d
but thy precious memory will be ever green
| with us. A.. c,.
Thou hast been transplanted to the Gar
den of Eden. Thy bloom was TOO pure tor
earth, and thy dear heart too tender % bat
tie with the stern realities of life which
| confronted thee.
"The good die first -
| But they whose hearts are dry as summer
| dust
| Burn TO the socket"
Sleep on, dear one, and rest, for thy rest
Is tnat of the angelic. Rest until the resur-
rection morn, when thy Father shall call
| tn ,e to His right hand to revel In The oilss
| M. M. j.
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RETURNED FROM EUROPE.

MIR William A Alsentzer, who sailed
for Europe ON May 9th last returned
home on Tuesday.
His voyage across was very pleas
ant one, arriving at Antwerp on the
10Th of of May. From there he pro-
ceeded Immediately to his former
home Kruesnach on the river Rhine.
Here he remained for a short time al
intervals. He also travelled all through
Germany and France. His trip was
one of business as well as pleasure, be
having purchased a large amount of
wines which will be shipped about the
middle of September he states that
during his visit that the weather was
so cool that he was compelled to sleep
on feather bed with the exception OF
two or three times. He has improved
very much in health and looks.
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HORSE REoovERED.-Mr. Biddle, of
Chesapeake City, who hired double
team to colored man named Edward
Green, on Sunday last, recovered it at
the lafayette Hotel this morning. 1t
had been left by the man who has dis
appeared. Mr., Ortlln, proprietor of the
hotel, states that the colored man drove
the team in there and ordered them to
be fed, and after leaving his order he
left and has not been heard of since.
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REGISTERS Order.
RIG STEERS OFFICE

new rs IL D., AuSuoS 80
Upon the app lcalion of John Mccall
Administrator OF Margaret McCall
late of uimlngton Hundred in SAID
County deceased it 5 ordered and dire sted
by tue Reg ster that the Admiuist. or afore.
sn,d, give notice of the granting Of Letters OF
Ad ninIstrat' N upon tbs state OF
the d. ceas d with the date of granting
thereof, by causi g adverti> >ements to DC
such Letters, in six Of the most public places
OF the County Of N,w a q. r,qu'r.ng al
peIs ms haviag d 'mands as inst the Estate.
to present the same, OF ab dc by an Act uf
As.e nUly in such cise made and provided.
And also ca 50 he same to be inserted with
in the same per0id in the Wilmington Ga
zelTE a news paper pub ished IN Whining
ton and to be continued the elm three weeks
-, Given under my hand and al OF
l.. :. Office Of lhe Reg ser aforesaid a.
aforesaid. the uay and We ar ABOVE W rttten.
s, C. BIGGS, Regis er.
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REVIVAL MEETING.

The revival meeting being held al
the Alliance tent is increasing in in
teresu, and large congregation was
present last evening. Rev, U. nj
Peeg preached very able and effec
tive sermon which was followed by Il
very interesting prayer and experience
meeting conducted by Rev. A. d. Da-
Rev. j. NJ. P. OTIS, d. D., pastor o.
the West Presbyterian Church will
preach this evening. The public are
invited.
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MARK ETs.
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 29-5 P. NJ

. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 29-5 P. NJ.
land MEAL.-Flour is in better
/ Sales of 200 bbls.; extra at s5 ;
Ia extra family, good, at SO 60
! 50 JOa6 Is fancy at ~ Wiscon-
3 good, at S6 3sx Pennsylvania
and choice, at 1915, fancy at 81 ;
s do do at S6 75, and Patent and
Ii grades at 81 50a9. Rye Flour is
4 81 per bbl. Corn Meal Is inactive
be quoted at SO 25.
: &-ChhOice red and amber W hea ts
bdHqutSt, but the absence ofsup-
Briefs trade. sales Of 1900 bush
Insyvania red In the cars, at ~ .35;
No, do, IN the elevator at 81 81 /;
cars, at II 35; Delaware amber,
u 10, do do, choice, at 81 42al - ;
choice, at 81 3s; Indiana do, choice
Corn is in light supply, but the
is firm. Sales of 10000 bushels ;
'Eania, Southern and Western yell
he cars and grain depot at 59aG0c.
! mixed do. at 81 1a58Ac.; very
b do At &C., and sail. mixed, in ell
at :, 4c., and IS, 10 bushels sall,
D jlajl / C. per bushel
HY,-Small sales of Western iron.
fe reported at 81 i5 per gallon.
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Removed Alive.

4 y, uuFeFs pTt Worm Syrup never falls
Il a ! M ~, seat and Stomach worms.
sonn,r,, sne only successful physician
bv.s 'Iy ior the removal Of worms
aiile iale worm with head and all
ave I'VE N hours, and no fee until
||beoi,,e senu ior circular, or call on
y,1n ysn'' ana get a bottle of X Kunkel's
'p rice 81 % 1t never fails.
Fine Nail Scissors.
aSn Na;I Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
iies, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
colEa. T.. BRlNGHURST 4 Co,
oorner Sixth and Market SITS.
For the nr,n.
If1hrSSShes, n SSs Bath towels, Bath sponges
{loyoaa IN extensive variety. Also
In rIFSsI straps, Brushes, &C. of horse
Of tbe bav.lon ZION Gloves, and many Other
Vi 'ne same classes.
cE. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
oorher Sixth and Market Sts,
blisn Mpa"p Iuwe Cure fov corn,
En- corna ,reineay OF great popularity fol
I1rhS without pain.
L. hhlNGHURST & CO.,
corner Sixth and Market sts.
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THE INDIAN, On rHE WAR PATH
Rv felepraDh IN the a A urrr

THE INDIANo On rhE WAR PATH
By telegraph to the GAZETTE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3o.-Despatches
from Helena, Montana, announce terri
BILE massacre at the Mommoth Hot Springs
by Joseph, White Bird, and Looking Glass
Captain Benham sends the following to
General Gibbons, from Fort Ellis:-Scout
Schofield reports that the Indians appear
ing in the Geyser basin on the oath. They
struck the Helena and Radersburg party,
killing seven men, and taking 2 women
and man prisoners.
Just as he left Mount Washington yes
terday, the Indians attacked another party
killings 9, one man escaped. The Indians
released Mrs. Kowans her sister and brother
who reached Schofield yesterday.
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THIRD EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
OVER EIGHTEEN PEoPLE PERISH.

DEs MONIES. Iowa Aug. 29.-DetaiIs of
o railroad accident on the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad, at the cas-
branch of Four-mile creek, seven miles
from this city, are beginning to arrive
The number Of killed is estim ated all the
way from ten to fifty. Ali the train but
the sleeping-ca went down into the stream.
The engine is completely out of sight Bar
NUNS show car went down among the res t,
and, it is said, all Of its eleven occupants
but one were killed z n g.t q.
THE KILLED.
A special dispatch to the State Register
from the wreck says there are sixteen killed
SO far as known. Twelve bodies are out on
the bank. -'f .,
The accident was occasioned by the wash =
ing out of a bridge, and occurred about four
clock this morning.
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Registers Order.
REGISTER,S OFFICE.

New Castle Co., August otn. 1871.
Upon the application OF rhomas l. Rus
sell, Administrator ID. b. NJ. of Henry
Dougherty, late of Wilmington Hundred in
said County, deceased; it is ordered and di-
rected by the Register that the Administra
Letters of Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the dale of granting
thereof, by causing ad vertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six of the most publ places OF the
County of New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate TO
sembly in such case made and provided
And also cause the same to ne inserted
within the same period in the wilmington @
GAZETTE a newspaper puolisned IN WI
weeks, (e. o. d ,,
IL. s. of office of the Register aforesaid
t~> at New Castle in New Castle Co
aforesaid the day and year above written
s. G. BIGGS, Register.
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Weather Report

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Aug 80.
In the lower Lakes and Middle
States, rising barometer, and cooler
northwest backing to southwest winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
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Parents cannot be too careful in guard
ing the health of their Babies. Only a
good aud reliable medicine should be
given to them. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is
known mott contain anything injurious.
Price 25 cents
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SENATOR MORTON'S CONDITION.
By telegraph TO the Cazette.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 30.-Senator Nor
toms condition is still unchanged, unless,
perhaps, little more favorable hopes for
his recovery are increasing.
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THE RUSSIAN POSITION SAFE.
CONCENTRATING FOR ANOTHER
ATTACK ON PLEVNA.
SERVIANS ON THE MARCH,
PRINCE MILAN'S TROOPS TO ACT
ASA PART OF THE RUS.
SIAN ARMY.
ROUMANIAN PAR TICIPATION.

.. LONDON. August 80.
A telegram from the seat of war, receiv-
ed in Vienna, states that SuIeiman Pasha
considers the taking of the Russian posi-
tion at Shipka Pass frcm the front hope
less.
"The Russian forces have been cruelty
decimated and they have retired to their
fortified positions. Cannonading and out
post engagements are carrird OH intermit-
tently,"
The Russians Secure in the Shipka Pass.
A despatch from Gorny studen, dated
yesterday afternoon, says:-"After the Sc
we're fighting of Sunday the Turks have
refrained from renewing the attack on the
russian positions Ia the Shipka Pass, and
up TO this morning only occasional trivial
rifle fire between the outposts has occurred.
Several thousand unburied dead Turks
causean unbearable stencil around the hill.
The Porte's Severe Measures to,Oayd Seyyia.
The Standards Vienna dispatch says: Ad-
vices from Constantinople state that the
Porte has ordered from the concentration
OF 20, 900 fresh troops on the Timok frontier
of Servia, and has resolved to depose Prince
Milan If Servia commences war, and ap-
point Turkih Governorof that principal.
ity.
The Vienna Political COrresponoence's Blu.
charest special asserts that Roumania has
not concluded any military convention
with Russia, The Roumanian army will
preserve its individuality, although acting
| in concert with the Russians.
Prince Charles, with the bulk of the ar.
my, will shortly follow the vanguard,
which has already crossed the Danube at
Korabia.
IMPORTANT RUSSIAN MOVE
MENP.
By telegraph to the Gazette.
LONDON, August 3O.-A despatch from
Bucharest, says, a new bridge has been
placed across the Danube near Nicopolis.
and that the Roumdnians are crossing
it with $4,000 men to join the Russian
right, which is face in, the Turkish
flank at Plenva. Servin iB also expected
to send full corps within a few days,
which will operate on Osmon Pashas
rear. A combined attack will then be
made on Plevna.
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NOTI ,E

All persons having claims against ths Es-
tate II the dece sed mus, pres mt the same
duly attested to the Administrator, on or
before August % 1878 CT abide the Act of
Assembly In sucn case m d.M d PROVIDED
JOHN MCCALL,
Administrator.
Address. Wilmington, Del au3J-3weod
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Es-
duly attested. to the Administrator on OF
before August 8th, 1878 or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
Address, THOMAS l. RUSSELL.
Administrator, d. b. N.
augo-3Weod&
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Base Ball.

The Quickstep club played game on
the Adams street ground yesterday after
noon, with the Pacific of this city,a small
crowd being in attendance, on the in
side, with the usual number of 'roosters"
on the outside. 7 he gamethroughout was
anything but interesting, the Quickstep
playing loosly from the beginning. The
game was considerably delayed, the
eighth inning not being concluded until
after half past six, when the game was
called. Balls and strikes were seldom
called, hence the delay. The following
is the score by innings:
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DIED.

DOUGHERTY.-On the 28th inst, John
Dougherty, in the 56Ch year of his age.
Friends of The family are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, 8 III
Church street, Friday morning lat O'Clock.
High Mass at st. Mary's Church.
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WANTS.

vxyANTED.-Fifty loads of good manure
w deliverei for 81 per load, at =" Heaid's s
Hygeian Home" Garden. auZo-ot*
TXTANTED.-A place to do general house
w work. A note left at this once, ol-
ror'onal call augN-3t
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tILMINGToN MARKETS.

LM1NGToN, Del. August 30. 1877.
ions al the Brandywine Mills for
IN Grain-C Corrected Daily.
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