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The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
NE*CasEES EetSgFoN
1fom Our Re0u'g o0ysspondentI ead
NEW CASTLE, Dot. Is, IS7


NEW CASTLE, Dot. Is, llS77s d
This evening a. supper will be given in
the basement of st. Peters church, Those,
having the matter in charge understand
Sassring 8; t. e., to the public wants and we pre-
Saturday evening was Of upusual qui-N y
noticeable that Bulls Hill and Dobbins-
vile were the points of attraction. At the
former place, after a jolly carousal, the
boys wound up with set-to amid the
cheers Of the by-standers, At Dobbins.
vile music and dancing were the chief
attractions, butowing to the participants
coming from different sections local jeal-
ousles were aroused and few argument
atiye kn9ck-downsf indulged In, b which
eventually caused general fght In which
the shawtowners were declared the yic7
tors. W 90 ~ l.f, p"
SwA---4 W w--r,' a-a ars's said bis Honor the
mayor, as be took his ssat and opened
the municipal court, s.you are charged
with obtaining segars, tobacco, pipes and
cakes, saying they were for Lady inr
Shawtown."' The boy, Remembering the
Gtory of the little hatehet,y answered, X
did, After . patient, hsaring,i proving
the charge, he was held in the sum Of
800. His father at this point began lay
ing down MaryIatd eiaw as provided Id
such cases; having exhausted legal lore,
the. Mayor, with snile,, gave him 10
understand that New Castle was In Del
aware, and that the Maryland code was
not worth cent hrreabouts,a ,a7 eif So ..sa
| i The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph of
fee in this city has been closed and the
manager Mr.. s. Uhatten, who has been
acting rs reporter for the Maratime Ex-
change, has been superseded by O., Il.
Aydolette and the business Will hereaf
ter be elsent over the wires Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. '''' "a
%. During the past week our city was vis-
tied BY couple Of gentlemen represent
ing large firms In New York, Philadel7
phia and Baltimore for the purpose Of ex
amining our river front and its adapta-
bility for dry dock and ship repairing
in general. City Surveyor VIM. KIM
mey, with his usual politeness and atteJs :
tion to our city's interests, showed the n
around, giving them such information as
was necessary, as to the various IocaIi-
lies which were thought to be suitsd.
! { If citizens in general should lend a
thelping faud to this enterprise. Our wa
Ter font is unsr passed for the purpose
Of ship building, 'he ice seldom if ever
inte- ering with navigation and having a
depth of warer such as would float the
largest of vessels. -lI
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porsonal-Esquire George s. Hagany, OF
th;. c,tv il spending few days with rela-
,tves IN Brooklyn.V .,.oo. the veil.
known cioRgists, and song and dance az
lists returned to this city Saturday evening Wns,
after after a successful tour through New horn OH
and New England States, Apous ~. .n1 With ~ .
onueItg nu n and dramatic company of their own
organization ,,,.,a %, y, .....as .a,lz ,..
POLICE CoURT--The. following e. oases spa'
were disposed OF at the police court iasV eVe' "
"oAe II ..,1 enpH iHHii tt@ -.
mug Patrick Mckinney, was arrested ,1,ts On taf
erarEs g. " md abscondipg with. the pro,
ter, fai Hs sSH vas held to await the action O.
boeeas: o Of that city. li el.sl s-....,
the Tsvs su!nk Srunks with the sastal tine Oh o
csptS r and costs completed the record
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7. sAa.DIIIhI. sAa.I,I /. BELL. B. !.
! ! M. owk44 44 YsE rAi1D ~ ]. 9coAsisA--
y rioN On Jocf gfs II, Loosn THE

TrR; owk1s ID PAID ~ 4 coMsiNA-.
y TioN On Jocf 1fs rs Loosr THE
RACE AT sCHEUTzEN PARK.
n There has been a. great amount
OF speculation among those who were
not in the rings at the result of d. the
Friday at bchentzen, Park, ibetween
Sadie Bell. sDelawarso and Jersey Boy.
, OF course The result OF the race is
already known to the readers of this
paper, but how Was the defeat accom-
,pllehed. nlqJ5R jl Iuas -bIj va o.. iG 70,
"a While standing quietly in corner,a
Jreportar of this paper overheard two
hors eman speaking of the result Of
the race, and lit, appears from their con
versat1on thhteon Thursday there was
o co ombinatiOnlmade in Philadelphia,
by number of horse jockeys, and
wor,l was sent to- this city, TO buy off
McCon nell, the owner of Vi Sadaei Bell
paying him 5000 to loose the rsce and
allow Jersey Boy to heat. Mcdonnell +,
hold out fora long time refusing to
sell, but about 10 o'clock IThursday
night, he gave way, and sold out. sdT
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IGVD VDs.fsssI UTTQnf

psRSafS psSasS TsEs n5%vs sasssR s%3R3{ 1E.FIse. S Z
Gdd Fellows Hall. .os IetsaloIa 4 -
4 German Lodge, No. %, i. o. o. f., At
Odd Fellows Hail., nhI vr~TC~
W ilmineton and Brand Wine eopumncdtl. pmndtll,
y 9.sSh .. U,lA. H., At Capelle building,
Wilmington Council, No. Jr. o. %. A. b.
r.. at Jr. o. u. A. M. Hall Fifth and
Market street. il
Enterprise Circle, ,rB. u o. A., atHall
be4Market street. ~ 81
Washi ngton Lodge, No. l, X. Off, at
ktroet. ""I'' III -'77'' - 10
ash,ngton Lodge, No. 3, A. O. Of G.,
III at McClarys building. Il .ps4t =
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. z, 8.
CIT, Ninth and French streets. nl
Minqua Tribe, Nos, /. OR. NJ, at
lied Mems hall 415 Market street,- c-T-
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pROFoSAL ......-.-.,..,..-.>,.
will be received at the office of the Street
Com missioner until 80, ,or-
Thursday, October 18th, 1877, ,
7DROFOSAL

at four O'CLOCK, u. m.'
for excavatIng that portion of Shipley Run
rom the south side of Filth streeb 10 Ine
south side of 9Th street.
The amount Of material excavated VIII
he about thirteen hundred cubic yards; the
bids Will be received by the yard for exca-
posited as directed by the Street Commis-
sioner. o.o,,oil o,,a
building q sewer across otn street, over
said Shipley Run. The sewer will De si1gy
feet long, twelve feet in the clear between
woiis arch four feet rise, the walls Will be
two and half feet thick and.ao aoouI M nVe
feet high, and are TO be DulIt Oh Soou uwo
men Stone. carefully laid in good hydraul-
ic cement mortar composed Of equal guam,
titles OF the best quality on c9ineno i ol' a,u
clean river sand. The arch Will oe , uou,
bic ring and nine inches thick, putltol gQpu tSa
IA ardIhrick. we'll laid in cement mortar, tne
same as required for the walls. me aIcn
must be we'll backed with the same gIaue
| I-of stone as named above; backing n nusC
be two feet high above ans sPe'EgttuHfd H agItsfde % oi
| Inc wall, and thence conform 20 Llne
| flra wn from said hight OF feet 10 tne crown
of the arch on the inside. The bottom OF
the sewer to be aS paSVefi Vinelinch n so pavement
| THE contractors will furnish all cenIers
and false work. and what ever else may pe
reauircd in the excavation ana propei
| COMPLETION of the work 20 per cent. o.
| The amount of the contract will be KEEP
1 hack until the work is accepted by the ci.S
I and SiO0 security will be required Tor tht
enod faith Of the bid land $500 for the faith
mi nerform ance of the contract.
The work 20 bedone under the supervisor
i lof the city Engineer. Blanks win De Iur
nished by the Street Commissioner.
tThe Com "a ittee and Council reserve tht
4 pight I'd reject any or all bids, a..,..
u Pr tPS1oposais must be properly signed, sealeo
and qtrec'eTf T v - AARON GoNRAD, p.
i6beHt1s. 4bls.ai Chairman Street Committee.
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HOF

FoP uneDa,n, slWoli " -
M SiS,Ssnes, Ssa Bath Towels, Bath SpOpges,
~ soaps In extensive variety. Also
|S.OyeS, H,O T straps, Brushes, & &c. ,of horse
y, tflctlon ,tI Gloves, and NJ any other
=. BRINGHURST 500,
Vofner Sixth and, Market Sts. [
w. ". "'rhcuiOus Care for COrns
|inT sS eorna remedy t,tiy OF great popularity for
e TVf1S without pain. CIT =. =
L. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
co.. Apothecaries. O.
corner Sixth and Market SITS
], a.. F,ne Nail Scissors.
"a nv T.c, sc,tTTaight, Nan Brushes, Hand
NS', rfiles, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
4 roE. BRiNGHURST q CO., =,
OOfher Sixth and Market Sts.
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Fence Removed.-The fence around
the old Quickstep base ball grounds
has been removed, and the lumber has
been removed to the old foundry at
Tenth and Orange streets, to be used
in repairing the seats in the temperance
tent and closing up some of the win
dows of the building.
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Enls! WorrnsI Worms .,n /

n hlhEeIS Worm SYRUP never fails
SnacR! worms Worm 81 ars ySFai rtaaify aS fe&Jasd
nkels Worm Syrup. Dry Eunkel is
Y successful Physician intlie eoun-
!le removal of Tape worms Here!
@em IN 10 3 hours with head and
Hplele alive, and no fee Until head is
common sense teaches II Tape
az 0e removed, all other worms
lsdally destroyed. Ask your drug.
ooule Of kunkel's Worm Syrup,
lWp per bottle. 1t never failsy IIfhs
aqs' nave him get IL, or send to Pro-
T.; y. kmkel259 North Ninth st.
se,Pj3Ila' EgjIT Pa, advice at office free, ,
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Stray WALES.
TIE Boald oftAsAltR meets to,lssgbdt.

The GAzHrTsstill continues to furnish
all the local news of, the day - =.
The farmers down the Peninsula are
beginning to husk their corn.
Do not fail to see Our Boardino House
at the Opera House tomorrow night. ~
Dr.. Gallagher still emainso at No 8 E.
Fifth street and lis always ready to re-
lieye you Of an aching tooth. ~ lniAi0q.
Blue tgiass is played out, King putt
his Good Samaritan Cough Syrup up in
green bottles because he can give larger
bottle Tor 2SIcents At drpg9ists.G 81 IN
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RESULT OF THE d DEMOCRATIC
CAUCUS.
AN UNUSUALLY HARMONIOUS MEETING,
WITH SHORT AND DHoIsTvE ACTION.

WITH SHORT AND DHorsTvE ACTION.
WASHINGTON, October 14.-The demo-
cratic caucus of Saturday night has set
The slate is as follows; Speaker, Ho n
Samuel j. Randall, of Pennsylvania;
clerk, Matthew W. Adams, of Kentucky;
sergeant-at-ainns, John u. Thompson, of
Ohio; doorkeeper, James W. Polk, Of
Missouri, postmaster, James Stewart, of
Virginia. Three of the offices go to the
northern states, counting Kentucky in
this list, one to the region beyond the
Mississippi, and one to the South proper:
The caucus, as predicted, was short and
decisive. In only one case, that of door
keeper, was more than one ballot requir-
ed to decide the result, and the result as
decided has not been a great surprise to
those who closely watched the progress
of events on Saturday.
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The human voice in its sweetness and
purity is dehciously musical; with throat
affection and coughs 1t loses all attrac-
tions. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup restor-,1
it when falling through coughs, colds,
etc
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A SHOWER OF SALT-WHO WILL
~ ..5 EXPLAIN 1T? ,..,... ...l.

From the, Cecil Democratic. s .s.s. .r.. .
During the violent storm of Thursday
week, gentleman living in North East
was returning to the town from Phil
adelphia by the midnight train. On
stepping from the cars to the platform
he discovered that the planks were COW
cred withea white substance resembling
salt. The neS morning, after opening
his store, he went upstairs to see what
damage, ifany, the.-s storm had done.
Around the doors and windowslbe dis
II overed substance similar to what he
had noticed the night before. Having
his curiosity considerably aroused, he
concluded to examine into the matter, SO
he tasted the substance and found to his
astonishment that it was genuire coarse
salt. The circumstance was related to
another gentleman living near by, and
he Immediately recalled the fact of pen
Of his having been out in the rain on the
same night, aud, having put the pen in
his mouth before, using It, he noticed Q
briny e ste about y: We have heard Of
different places and at different times,
but, then now about the salt?-who has
ever heard Of salt being rained before? /,
T. -a-~-~-- .... va
Foe BELLs.-Oni after October Goth
a fog bell will be sounded at intervals
OF ten seconds, during thick and foggy
weather, at Gross Lodge Shb&l- Light
Station, Delaware Bay. On and after
same date fog bell, viii be sounded
during thick and foggy5 weather at
Ship John ShSal Light Station, Della
ware Bay. To distinguished lit from
other bells in the vicinity it will be
stru ok three blows In quick succession
at intervaIs OF 45 seconds. ~ H'I , o.
III r. d . d
II Mdsoaic.-Grand Master T. N. Will
liams, Of the Grand Lodge of Delaware,
A. =. q A. M. has made the following
appointments:
Grand Senior Deacon-T. II. Breer-,
wood, of Laurel. r....... ...ii. ... .ti-y
Grand Junior Deacon-G. W. Stone.
Of Wilmington. ....,s ..'. Ia
Grand Marshal-W.H. Cloward, of
Wilmington. .... ..,.
Grand Tyler-G. K. Yates, Win 1g-
ton. -... .. bin. n .. .up
Cooperation. DIR. and Mrs, Lawrence
on Saturday night addressed fairly at
tended meeting at the City Hall on the
subject of corporation. Tomorrow
evening business meeting for the pur-
pose of perfecGing measure for the OPEN
ing of cooperative STORE, will be held in
McDonnell's Hall, Sixth aud Shipley
stTGeis. iu .ei
Tempera e.-Yesterday the usual
temperance meeting was held in Wilers
Grove at Landenburg, and the attend
ance wss quite large. Several inter
esting speeches were made by reformed
men, and a number signed the pledge
The meeting will be continued as long as
the weather win permit.
Il Violent Assault.-This morning, be-
fore the Mayor, Mary Jane Earle, was ar
raigned on the charge Of violently assault
ing Anna Mary Davis, with a butcher
knife, cutting her on the head and cutting
open one of her thumbs. She was bound
over in the sum Of $500 for Court. %.
Premaum for Sugar Beets.-Lea Pusy,
Esq, chairman OF the Sugar Beet Com
missioners of this State, announces that
the Commissioners will offer premiums
amounting to $3.50, for sugar beets ofthe
cop OF 1878. The tests will be the sugar
producing capacity.
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DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is recommended
by all druggists as being a purely vege-
table and reliable preparation for Babies.
Price 25 cents. IL .i
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nj OTICE,-A m Getting OF the Trustees of
Iy the Poor OF New Castle county will be
held at the Almshouse, on Wednesday, the
31st day OF October, 1877, at 10 o clock a, m.
Those having bills against the institution
viii please hand them TO the Commission
er for Their hundred, or the Treasurer.
ocG,5-tm JOHN w. EVANS, Clerk.
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NTOTICE.-I, David Boulden, in compli-
N ance with the requirements OF The
Act of Assembly, in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that Ishail
apply to the Judges of the Court of General
Sessions oil the Peace and jail Delivery o.
Tue State of Delawa 'e, in and Tor the Coun-
Of November next, being the first day of the
Novemb IF Term, A, d., 1877, for license
to sell Intoxicating liquors in quantities
not less than one half gallon, on Water
street, School District No. 45. in the City of
New Castle, New Castle county, in the
State of Delaware, ana the following res
pectable citizens recommend this said ap-
pllcation, to wit:
T. NJ Chase, VIM II Lambson,
John Y Blount, william Robinson,
James Wilmot, Samuel Guthrie,
Ferdinand Leckler, j H Fols,
q B Weggenman, A @ Gray,
w Holschumaker, William Herbert,
A lex b Cooper.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

II YIN OAAA n ND IGL0 h
EsGk SALE OR ExCHANGE-Ah hand-
H some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this office. febst
EOR RENT-The, second story 'front.' room
IL of 416 Market street, over the GAZETTE
oHce. Possession Immediately. Apply at
this office. N s..i5 ~. ~ In5Id
NOR SALE!--The very handsome build
l. ing lot on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Franklin street, l78 feet front onthe Avenue
Apply TO @. p. JOHNSON, .NU
! atg31-tf .. 4I6 Market street.
NOR SALE.-Three building lots on
II jackson street, between 6th and 9Th
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren,, four on Front street near jackson.
and q lot 81 feet front on Delaware Avenue,
near Harrison. Apply at this office. mart I
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
v IN SMYRNA.-1st. A three-story
brick dwelling and store house, on Com
merce street. Ind. The large and commo-
dfods twp-story brlok store house S. W.
corner of Main Sand Commerce streets
Both buildings are In first-rate order, situ-
ated in the centre Of the business part OF
the town and can be rented at moderate
rates. Possession ofthe first house given at
q days notice. The second, on the First
day of March, next. G laiiia a.. "a. -.5I. p
GEO. W, CUMMINS, Pm
sep25-d&w Smyrna. Del.
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Edward Hart, do hereby

IN give nosice that 1 shall apply to the
Jnd ges of, the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State or
Delaware, In and Tor the county of New
ven Der next, AID. iS77, being the first day
Of the Novem Der term of said CourC, for a
license to keep an inn or tavern at No 1913
West Front ST., being the NE. corner o.
FIRST Ward of the City of Wilmington,
10 sell intoxicating liquors in less
quanJitieS thap one quart. to be drank on
tle premises and the following respecta- |
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NTOTICE.--I,fJ John T. Barnes do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General sessions OF
The Peace and jail Delivery of the state of
Delaware, In and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 18th day OF Nove1-
ber next, being the first day of the Nov'r
term, A, D., 1871 for a license to keep an
inn OF Tavern at the 8. w cor OF 4th g. Pine
streets, liz the Attn Ward OF, The city of Will
mington, TO sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises. and the following respectable
citizens recommend this said application,
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81 ON UNION STREET, ABoyR FIFTH.
These lots are 1853 feet deep, with Union
street extending across them. Z z E
13S feet to Jacob s. Weldin, asa 90 1896 90
on FIFTH STREET, BerwEEN UNION AND
:. LINCOLN.
These lots have an average depth of 1874
feet } =. - - =
10 feet to Jacob s. Weldin, as1 90 sl42 80
Irregular lot to Geo w Bush, for ol 80
AT FOURTH AND UNION STREETS. J. r.
z3xlss feet to Ellis P. Hicks, ssI76, S75 25
House and lot ",ffa (" for SO 90 90
on FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN UNION
AND LINCOLN.
These lots are on the south side of the
street. and are about l49 feet deep. ~
leo feet to Ellis Hicks, as1 80 $3.50 100
100 feet TO ] Smith, aSt 30 15S Ou
on LINCOLN STREET, ABoyE THIRD. |.
30 II. 4 ip.xl0O It to ] ] Smith, ast 10 s55 "a
Triangularlot ON Lincoln street,5e-
tween 3rd and 4th, 10 John P DON
ahoe, 151 feet aS10O iu--f i.l =. 151 90
Small triangular lot at4th and Lin i.'4TI
coin, to ELS P Hicks, for 1000
ON ROWLAND STREET.
These lots are 100 feet deep. ..,i
e q feet Carpenter u. ss5 g g sas @ g g
oN,ADAMs STREET. ABovE FIFTH.
sThese lots are rs feet deep, -,. -
50 #. 6in, to Jos stoeckle, as16, - s5ls 81
"a feet ,"Al lvya 1Q, $40 90
On Fourth street, between Jackcon and
Van Buren, these lots are on the north side
of Fourth street, commencing at Van Bur-
en-, and are 1O5Ieet X inches deep. eHF 4
vaS, ass 90, = - - $500 90
~ feetto Thos Ford, aS9 25, 666 90
81 feet to VIM Baedenkopf, as1o, $40 90
48 1925, 1872 co
Total amount ersale, I s5,G07 "a
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..a Censs,serSral.

x,ueFos, peiy Oct. ", ts77,d'
Vt SOCK cS9syson House Building
~ co. ansl AZ IL M teTtay; II zTr
|lpgiond, ~ Rsl3I z rot ATIONS.
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rIFIRST1 EEI4lIONg .laj
;JHEE E REAL ESTATE MARKET
'tR. j. T. HEAtD's LAReIE. La *" sxLR Ale on ON
.OXj z BUfLDIN9 IdfaOU -II0

, ,0KLa BUILDING IdfsOW lao
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. ]. y
Hoald held public sale IoE slxtyylone
building lots and q dwelling house attn,
ateaI A. Fourth and Van Bnren. and on
Lincoln, Union, Fourth, Fiflh, Howlarid
and Adams streets. All the lots were
soid,Iand the prices Obtained show that
real estate still commands q good mar
ket In this city. ZOE ?, Hau0 ~ .UI :
The result Of the salay showing the To-
cation OF the lots, the names of the pur-
ehasers and the prices paid win be found
bel0w:1 1iau 1ief yao7,sigilng vIeqiIn9 ~
eE UsIoE 81. slrwnsrs s0uRsrH1} 81 Il Z AID i !
r,.,- FIFTH.
Lnese lots are 1853 feet deep, with Union
ssfe9tie1yendinga across them MO- AZ
% :eet 70 Ellis p. Hicks, b as2 80 Sis 80
gS S feet feet Y ,n TiHiS =, Holden 9 100 1900
'FS feet TO Edward FARMER, q iSs lie 3
on FopsTH STREET., BETwxEn Lrnoo1n
AND UNION. s1T--'
These lots are 1sj feet / iuoii deep. TUd'
% feet TO Aaron CobTsdi 1aSpSe r ss7 50
70 neet TO Geo. n. Leohal IA, a lN 35 Cd
% % feet feet to Geo. u; Leouasdl q nIloa % As q
g & St to sa'ei III P7tsn, y 6 tsS Il ia @
70 feet 70 Cyrus r. Wsldtnya ,2sO u172Ll
ON FIFTH STREET, B&rwEEN LIacoLN
teecGiy 10 land UNION. " a -.. a. d
These lots are 100 feet deep. ylings
100 teet 70 Edward 7Earff1 ar, a91 40 @i40 0C
20 rect 70 Edward Fafnaf 5f6S III s8 I'd
irregular lot to Jacob s. Weldin, A760 OF
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NOTlCE.-I, Mary McCann, do hereby
IN give notice thai shall applyto the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Castle, on Monday, the 10Th day of Novem-
Der next, being the first day of the No
vember Term, A. D.. 1877, for q license to
keep an Inn or Tavern at 42S Front street,
in the First Ward of the City OF Will
mington, to sell Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following respect
able citizens recommend this said appltca-
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Premaun, for Sugar Beets.-Lea Pusy
Esq, chairman OF the Sugar Beet Com
missioners of this State, announces that
the Commissioners will offer premiums
amounting to $3.50, for sugar beets of the
cop of 1878. The tests will be the sugar
producing capacity.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-28
STRICTLY FORBIDDEN
COGAN'S
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Canal Street


1t is strictly forbidden allow ILL Sitting garment
to 10 ave the house.
Our splendid and complete stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing
Is ell of our own make, being and made in the
house by hrsclass Taors from the pattern
Cloths, DiaGonss and Casslmerrs
We pride ouTselvss upon the ELEGANT MAKE,
EXCELLENT CUT. DU SABLE MATERIAL and
Low PRICES of our Clstom Made Clothing for m en-
youths aRd boys.
"A FEW OF OUR PRICES -
Durable BUSINESS SUITS from So 80 to $I2.
FALL and WINTER SUITS. from 81 to SIS.
Elegant DIAGONAL SUITS. from $l3 to $40 50.
Dress BLACK SUI rs from SIS to SCI
Square Cut SACK COATS from IS to &c.
Prince Albert FROCR COATS, from So to FI4
Black Cloth FROEK COATS, fro a 81 TO SIS.
ST. lish ASSIMERE PANTS, from o. IS to s..
Black DOESKIN PANTS from 81 to 81 so.
Fine JEANS PANTS from 81 50 to y rs.
Fashionable DRESS VESTS, from 81 SO to e. 50,
Boys SCHOOL aud DRESS SUITS, from 81 so to So
Also, special line Of Fall aud Winter CLOTHS
DlAGONALS, etc from which measures are takcn to
order at equally low prices.
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
10 Canal street,
Between the GustOmhouse and she River.
Open until O'Clock p. N. on Sundays. feRTBIy
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-28

Are in full operation and prepared to perform
the above work with promptuess and dispatch
The advantages derived from the use of the
.Odorless Excavating Apparatus
as used by the Company, that the work cAH "
perfOr any hour of the day night the tnor0
manner in winch the deposits are removed the aOs
of all offensive odors the short space of time Teqmn
ian ordu ary sink beipg empted in from ten to h'-
minutes), and above all, ITS CHEAPNESS.
All orders left at the Compsny's offce, No la1 vi
mon street. or sent to the Postoice, Box No '' WIN
receive prompt attention.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-28

ALI kinds of fancy and staple dry goods at
Owsat cash prices At w CrOaers's, lat Canal ct.