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The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
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To-DAY,s pLEAsIIREs.

This morning at 8 o'clock sharp, P.
I. e. Smiths grand New York and
Hudson river excursion drew out OF
+. ". q B. X. r. depot. The excur
sionists numbered over 400 and filed
eight cars. Several empty cars were
attached to the train, but those that
are not fiild at Chester and Philadel
Phia will be left off. Mr.. Smith was
personally experimenting the details
OF departure, aud will zee to the COM
fort and pleasure of al the excursion
ists. The excursionists from Elkton and
Newark filled one car.
The Ocean City excursion train
which left at 5.15 O'clock comprise |
!hree cars but additions below soon in-
creased the train to niue cars all f
which were filled when Salisbury was
reached.
This. afternoon the members and
friends of the German 81. Benedict
Beneficial Society are enjoying a pic
mic at the Schutzen Park.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
fECIAL NOTICES.
The Great Discovery.

kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. For
Of weak stomach, general debility,
gloh, disease of the nervous system,
ellon' acldity of the stomach, and
requiring "A tonic
.lhe includes the most agreeable and
SAT- OF Iron we possess. Citrate of
tle oxide, combined with the most
Bark.
ltcl in many cases of debility, loss
.ile and general prostration, of an
nalt OF Iron combined with Valu-
i've Ionic, is most hrppy. 1t aug
he appetite, raises the pulse, takes
ular iia0bincsS. removes the pallOr
Y, and gives "a tlorid vigor TO the
want something to strengthen
~ you want a good appetite? DO
" Dullu up your constitution
want TO leel well? Do you want TO
nervousness? Do you want ener-
you want to sleep well? Do you
.Enni1 I'm ana vigorous feelings? If you
'huhkePs Wine of Iron.
. Tuly valuable tonic has been
ihiy lesled by all classes of the com
Tn%ia E'"t II is no" deemed indispepsa-
iHlllt medicine. Itcosls but little
uie blood and gives tone to the
feNoNaIeS the system and pro
by p,;y, ask a trial of this valuable
III, Isl per bottle. T.. f. KUN
Hmr Hr IaIopllelor, Philadelphia, Pa
" druggist for Kunkel's Bitter
In NJ IN :, anu r take no other make -
q haSs. N. Z. bottles. All others are coun,
~ bottles for ,h0n
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s cietie1 D..

MEETING THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, 1. o. o. E. at
Odd Fellows Hall. M
Mattahoon Tribe, No. IL, 4. y. H. M'
at McClary's Building" Of
Keokuk Tribel, No. 3, l. y. II. Nl'' a'
Hall 4l5 Market street. ii, a,d
Eden Lodge, l. o. o. F., at hail. sra
and King streets. Oft
Hone Council, No. 3, Jr. o. U. A; M, az az
Jr. o. o, A. NJ. Hall, oil MafAe'
Lady Washington Home Communion'
5O4 Market street. aD
Wilmington Grotto, No, l, .. anu ~
of A. A, Bradford's Building. u p
Hall, All Market street
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TRE INDIAN WAR.

They Steal General Howard's Horses.
By telegraph 10 the Gazette.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. 23.-Ad-
vices from the scene of the Indian war,
states that General Howard had skirmish
ed with the hostiles on the 20th, and had
one man killed and several wounded.
The Indians stole 200 head of Howard's
horses. .Ii i4.- -4
Dispatches from Helena say, the Nor
thern Volunteers are returning home
disguised. Gen. Sherman had arrived at
Helena and reports from ''Holes in Rock"
Station recently occupied by hostiles,
says, the Indians have gone in the direc-
ton of Henry's Lake, on Teton Basin.
Gen. Howard was at Head Uanas Creek
on Wednesday morning.
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The war z th. E..t.
THE FIGHTING AT sHlPKA PASS.

The FlGHrlNG Al bHlPhA PASS.
LONDON, August 22.-The following
official Russian dispatch has been receiv-
ed: Ns sIf. T. IE!-It..
Russian General Headquarters, Gar
ney Student. Aug. 21, 1S77.-Forty bat
talions under 6uleiman Pasha renewed
the attack this morning on the Shipka
pass, and were again repulsed. The fight
ing continues although darkness has set
In. The enemy advanced Simultaneous
ly from LafLcha towards Selvi. Rife fir
ing began at noon at points occupied by
our advanced guard. The result is un-
known. rU
l Repulse Of Russians. I
Osman Pasha, under date of August
81, reports encounters with Russian cav
airy at Nereinsk, west of Plevna, and at
Antek on the road to Orchanie. In both
cases the Russians were repulsed.
Germany and the Porte.
Berlin, August Pit is officially con-
firmed that the German government has
taken occasion TO remind the Porte of
the provisions of the Geneva convention
to which it is a party. Germany simul-
taneously asked the other powers wheth.
er tney would make similar representa-
tions at Constantinople.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The Daily News
Berlin correspondent writes that Ger.
many's protocol against the Turkish at
rocities is due to the suggestion of EN-
peror William. Although the protocol
does not contain any threats it is of ma
ture to convince the Porte that Germany
| 10 In aarnaet Tho Siaudard,a Paath cor
respondent hears that Great Britain i
making arrangements for The interven
ton ofthe great powers in the interest
of peace. This is not confirmed iron
any other quarter, and is very doubtful
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
WoRK1NeMEN's MEETINe.-Notice

WoRKINGMEN's MEETING.-Notices
are out for a "workingmen's meeting" to
be held at Thirteenth and ClaymOnt Sts.,
Ninth Ward, this evening. 1t is under
stood that the object of the meeting is to
consider the propriety of nominating
a 'workingman's" ticket for the approach
ing city election.
INQUEST, The Coronerl yesterday,
held an inquest over the body of
Cara DENLY 1S months old, daughter
of William DENLY of Bird street in the
Tenth Ward. Verdict, "death from
convulsions."
THE LAST CHANCE. the
last chance to visit Cape May this season
for the low fare of $50 Is offered by
West CT urch excursion on Tuesday next,
the 28th inst. Bath houses and suits sup
piled for % cents. But 400 tickets will
be issued; if you desire to go, procure
your ticket at once.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
CATHOLICS IN COUNCIL.
FOURTH SESSION OF THE BENEFICIAL As
ISOLATION.

FOURTH SESSION OF THE BENEFICIAL AS
ISOLATION.
CHICAGO, Aug. 90 3-The Irish Catholic
Beneficial Association held the first
session of the fourth days session of the
fourth annual convention in this city,
yesterday. The attendance was small.
Rev. ]. A. Townsend, made brief ad-
dress in reference to the purposes of the
organization urging strongly the unity
of the various organizations as being the
only means by which the struggle of the
Irish could be main tanned,
He spoke IN reIaJion TO communism,
since it bore the same relationship to the
Union OF the U. S. as being Diocese of
the See of Rome, Owing to the absence
of several mem bers, several reports were
omitted, but will be made to-day.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
MIssRIEs OF Tzy7 THE sw4arHi TIE

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The Eastern war correspondents of
the London papers SIX etch tue horrors
OF the conflict In colors the blackness
of which the cable telegraph does not
adequately convey. Substantially the
atrocities recited appear to have their
origin in civil neighborhood war be-
tween the Bulgarians anu the Turks
with Circassisns as allies of the latter,
The Turkish bulletins charge all the
deeds OF the Bulgariaus upon the Rus
SLAMS but these Bulgarians are in fact
Turkish subjects as a London News
correspondent sa Is whose fathers
mothers sisters wives and children
were killed outraged and otherwise
maltreated by the Turks last year and
who now take advantage of the Rus
sian invasion to avsnge their own
wrongs. The same correspondent writ
ing from Gabrova says. b.
The Turks and Buigarisns here have
concluded a written agreement signed
by the leading men on both sides that
IL the Turkish forces come first the
Turks are TO protect the Bulgarianf
and vice versa. 1t is curious to see
how the arrival of half dozen Coz
sacks in the place turus the scale and
makes the Bulgarians masters Of the
situation.
Au Adrisnopls dispatch of the 7tt
says. "rhere is app illing misery
among the Bulgarian and Turkish
Jews fugitive from Eski S4ghra. Il
tha neighbprhood there are from 10,
0U0 to l5,00U of whom 800 are wount
ed and many are dying on the roat
from exhaustion thirst, starvation all
being completely destitute of ever
necessary of life" The same CORE
p0ndence of the London Times say
that funds designed for relief should
be credited to the OLtaman Adrianople
The Vienna Press publishes specia
letter from TIrnova respecting the ma
sacre of Christians at Lovcs and th
neighboring villages on July 26. Ou
of A .O0O Christians only 800 were lef
alive. The maj )rlty had already Il e
from Lovca wnen the Blshi BazOuk
used the ruse of ringing the cnurc
bells. Tue fugitives hearing this foo
heart believing that the town wa
T again in Russian hands, They r
) turned-and were slaughtered wiLhou
meIcY.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23

DEATH OF RUSSIAN SAILoR.-One of
the sailors, whose name could not be as
certained, on the Russian Corvette Grey
ser, which has been lying off New Castle
for the past few days, died on board of
the vessel on Tuesday. On Monday a
number of the sailors came ashore among
them being the man who afterwards
died, and purchasing a number of water
melons. they sat DOWN and ate them,
rinds and all. at first they refused to
eat the part of the melon, that is usually
eaten, but threw it away, and ate the
rinds. 1t is supposed, IN fact the ply
sician in attendance stated, that the
mans death resulted from eating the
watermelon rinds. The remains were
Inferred in one of the grave yards at
New Castle.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
The Most Beautiful square "f u round
Ever sold at Public sale an the
city Of " NiImtngtOn'
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
EIGHT LOTS, EACH 66 BY 40 FEET,
Com prising the entire square as located De
tween Broome and Rodney streets, ana De-
twecnSe enth and Eighth streets.
ON SATURDAY, Septem Der lst, 1871
At o'clock, p. M, on the premises. With
out postponemeht, withdrawal or
undertaking.
These lots are fronting on the Public PARK,
and on the beautiful villa property OF Mr..
Pepper and are ad a cent tothe II ansion pro-
perty OF Mr.. How land and to the Rodney
Street Reservoir with ample shade trees al
ready grown and with charming views OF
the Delaware river ,of the Brandywine hills
of the city of Wilmington, and or four
states of The Union. altogether believed TO
be unexcelled in this city or vicinity.
This sale, like every one made by the SUD
scriber ION the premises" for period or
over twenty yearswill be sold as advertised
and without reservation. A clear title
with all taxes paid for 1877, will be given,
and the owners agree to join with the puf-
chasers, at anytime at the latter IS discretion
in the opening of Rodney street between
this and the Mansion Square.
n9-An omnibus will be at the clayton
House at 8 80 p. IN, to convey parties 10
and from T. e sale. Terms of sale, plot and
particulars on posters.
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange,
Clayton House building,
aup0a Oh % 81 Agent to Effect the sale.
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A Card.

To the Democratic uoters of the Tenth
Ward:
Having consented to allow my name to
he used as a candidate for the nomlna-
tion as Councilman, and having consent
ed and gone into the contest with the
act Of success, but the result having
proved a success TO my opponent, Mr'
John Gutherie, a gentleman in every
way qualified to fully represent you in
the City Council, take this opportunity
of calling OH my friends to ex end to him
that same support they would have given
me. By SO doing they will confer a ia
vor on me. and insure success to our CAN
didate. Respectfully,
THOMAS FORD,
Tenth Ward.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
ILNlNuTON MARKETS.
Del. August 90, 1877.
hons at the Brandywine Mills for
IN Grain COrrpcte6 Daily.
ILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. %, 5p. m.
! seed was inactive. but Timothy
EiM little more freedom. some
els selling part at 81 40al 60 aud
ketpl telmS,
is betler demand for Flour, but,
th leCo pts, holders are generally
tONl at current quotations. Sales
barrels, Minnesota extra family,
s5jQ fancy at 81; Patent, choice, lat
|DlO 10 do, good, at 81; choice, at
Neh gadey, at sa; Pennsylvania do
at S6Ij, choice at ~. ...,
\ is looking up. Sales of 800 BUSH
Iprime, at : 35al 81; amber, at II 40
Rye,-salcs OF 1900 bushels Western
5 IN light supply, and The market
Sales Of loo bushels; Pennsyl-
|and southern yellow, at 5Sa60c.
high mizcd, at 81 I. a5Sc; and sail at
lre Irregular and dull Sales of % ,O0n
Illinois white. good and prime, at
70 do. Hlr, at 3Oa3lc.
key IS scarce, and worth 81 13 for
lron.bound packages, at which
lelS were taken.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
HAIL STORM IN CECIL COUNTY
Correspondence of the Gazette.
FAIR Hill, CECIL Co., MD:,
Auoust %. 1877,

About 2 o'clock yesterday the neigh
borhood was astonished by remarkable
hail storm. The early part of the day
was extremely hot, but at about 2 p. m.
sudden change took place. In the
space of one minute or less change of
temperature truly remarkable occurred,
but 1 had no thermometer to OBSERVE
The largest hail stones ever saw cane
down, for more than half an hour, the
Jumps were not round butirregular being
more than an inch long and broad
They were transparent blocks of ice With
nucleus in the centre resembling au
ordinary hail stone. 1t was confined TO
this locality and was not seen IN lie
from here.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
AUSTRALIAN
AIRS.
San Francisco. Aug. %

San Francisco, Aug. %.
The San Francisco steamship Zealand
er from Australia. arrived yesterday af-
ternoon, via Honolulu. The trade
throughout Australia is very dull and in
Auckland, many failures have occurred
since the treaty went into operation, aud
there has been a large increase of mem
bers Of vessels arriving The Killeanco
volcanco, was in agitation threatening
an eruption. I'T, 5-
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
VISITING FIREMEN.
By telegraph to the GAZETTE.

By telegraph to the GAZETTE. ...
MONTREAL, Can, Aug: %.
The Hudson firemen and visitors,spent
a pleasant day here yesterday. In the
morning, accompanied up by the City
Brigade, they took the train to Lachine.
and run the rapids in the Beau Horners.
In the afternoon the whole party passed
through the Mount Royal Park. In the
evening banquet was spread at the
Firemen's Hall. Tile Mayor Alderman
and brilliant assembly of leading citizens
attended to meet the visitors.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
STRAY WAITS.
"Hack for camp" is still the cry.

"Hack for camp" is still the cry.
The regular weekly meeting of the
City Council will be held tonight
orkingman's Loan Association meets
this evening.
Advertisers should remember that the
circulation of the GAZETTE makes 1t a
desirable advertising medium.
The DELAWARE GAzETTE (wee kly) the
best and largest paper In the ate, will
be issued this evening.
job print ng of all descriptions at low
rates, neatly and promptly done at the
GAZETTE office.
The Quicksteps returned from their
Baltimore trip, yesterday. They play
the Defiance club this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
sudden Recovery OF Speech.

Yesterday evening a man named
Charles Mcdonald approached lady re-
siding in the Fourth ward and placed in
her hands a paper containing the words,
"Please to help me; am deaf and dumb.
am out of work, but l am willing to
work if can get it," The lady gave
him some money and shortly alterwaId,
in passing up the street, she noticed the
man engaging in brisk conversation
with some parties on the sidewalk. She
called the attention of officer Murray to
the mposlure, who arrested Mcdonald
and conveyed him to the middle-distriet
station. He then pretended to be deaf
aud dumb, but Lieutenant Frazier, walk
ing up behind him, suddenly caught hold
of him, when, taken by surprise. be call
ed out in fine tone of voice, "What are
you about?" He was locked up on the
charge of being a vagrant.-Bdlttmore
Gazette.
"A youth answering this description
is now travelling around Wilmington
begging in the same manner. People
should test him well before helping him
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23

WILL GO TO CLEvELsNp.-The follow
ing members of st. Johns Commandery,
No. 10 Knights Templar, of this city,
will attend the grand conclave in Cleve-
land, Ohio, next week: VIM. H. Robin
con, John Aiken, Thomas Davidson, J..
Winfield Scott, James H. Price, DIR. j.
II. Slmms. :,
John Flick and wife, of SmyrnP, and
PROBABLY others f. N that place and
Middletown will a'sos- b. Heisler, of
Newark, will go with one OF the Phila
delphia Conmanderies.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23

AFTER THE SCAvENGERs.-Several
night scavengers have been arrested for
prosecuting their business without
license. They will have a hearing on
Saturday morning before Mayor W hite-
ley. III. ..
How often do we hear person say,
there must be something the matter with
my blood, have pimples all over: We
would recommend DIR. Bulls Blood Mix
ture. I'D ' ....'. O.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23

The Triumph Truss IS marvel OF
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence If properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in rractiGe when n, the Cd ITu%R1 snsadIlH
cure it. These wonderful apknah,ces q; .
and and ss4 Bowery, New York where the
Truss Tu ST i, OarTonted, and the Cure Guar
anteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. 'i'
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ii. SECOND EDITION, g
BY TELEGRAPH
Weather heporL.
INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFrERNoor

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON. z
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
WAsHIEGToN, Aug. 20.
During the rest OF to dsy in the
South Atlantic States, increasing south
erly winds veering TO westerly, falling
barometer. followed by Using station
ary temperature cloudy and rainy
weather, or either will prevail.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
FESTIVAL.

The ladies of st. James church at
Newport will hold a Peach Festival
tabaleaux and music in Fell's mill on
Friday and Saturday August 3lst and
September 1st afternoon and evening
Admission, 25 cents. Refreshments
will consist of peaches and cream ice
cream cake &c. All friendly are invi-
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
POLICE CASE.S.

Frank and Purnell Brinkly, charged
with the larceny OF pair of shoes, We're
discharged, there being no evidence
against them.
Two drunks were each fined so cents
and costs.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
Pfms Removed Alive.

|foy" "ihel'S Pia S Worm Syrup never falls
btei ~ ~, ,i Seat and Stomach worms
eo%n;,r.imi Nul, .me only successful physician
loves T,r r"i the removal of worms
he, alivati1, worm with head and all
Nj. Sa,d IA hourS, and no fee until
fuggis,' 'au a Iof circular, or call on
SyrIn I,.u n get bottle of X unkel's
H frIce - 90 1t never fails.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
FLEECED.

Joseph Snow, OF Smyrna, attempted
t. play cards, with one of the circ us
men, on Saturday, and lost $l65. Serv
ed him righ, he ought to have better
SENSE,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
Ao AL . iMEIABLE.
A'NS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

| , LEAVE WILMINGTON.
! fiiSSI"eIphia: 10 "o D 2.2l, GAO, 6.55, $40, BOO,
4: S1 'V p m, On Sundays: 2,2i si0a
W. 80, . i6, p m. -Ni' o ~ a.
p m; V,N; orr s;,is.,, 22i, 81, a m, 12 81, 12 40,
,'Im9re and Washinst"onn.i M , ne @ 90
am; ! Il 5oy' O9, . Go p m; on Sundays
'' DepoSit; Sc p m; no Sunday
NO Cssile: SH, e 8, 6 20, . 80 a m; 80, 80 p
Supdaey ~ irdf, H.: OO, 9 30 a m; 6 80 p m;
: 5I5'r'sSon il M ~! Il Northern r. R.: 6 40 a
tlawpprnal nli no Sunday train.
b On Snn%oe eS.ern X. r.: 10 20 a m; 5 80
Arrive AT WILMINGTON.
fj52iil9adelphia p Ia l2 &c, 81, Q 24om. 70
AT, ~ o., S55, a "a, } "a 625. I 25.
ban ~ p m on ufdays; IL 56'
4 New : 80, . 81, Ii IL
i, i i r0rk II Sc, s % :, m; 70 "a - 80
pm. Ill on Sunoays IL 90 a m ;
snssiaasimore; q ~ 21s, ga a m; 1877 10 az
h ~ p nj on Sundays: 2 is a m ; Q 81 Sc
SssisGhlngtOn; : IS :, ,e l8 a m; 12a. 1898
'h, nj On Sundays: IL a m; 9 46
Pins. PosII' 500 m no Sunday
4 Nau, ~
b Sts ~ Castle: s. 7 55, 8 5Oam; 70 m m.
Belayw,a'roS 10 ? m; no Sunday trains.
no Snnne S%le X. r.: s 90 a m; 4 20, 6 90 r
4 Wn,uiiluay trains. ~ +
b; 85'rhglon a. u & Northern R. r.; 10 9s
DelaIp.n M no 'unday trains.
al On Sundays: G 90 D m m. ~ III
VIII ElNGToN LEAVE PHIL,
ADELrHIA.
% e'1"sd a. ! street and Washington av,
%, sis SO 10, 10 80, 45 a m;230 33O
ys: 5 81 81 90, . 645, 9 45, Ii 60 p p m; ; on on Sun m
Thiriivv M 6 On, . 10, II 90, D m.
SuntGIsa tI m, y 10, 8 IS, 8 90, III 4s. pe1o y M
50 IL 45 p m. "
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23

WILL BE RECEIVED
up to noon on AUGTST 9TH, fer glass
and glazing in any OF the Public SchooI
Houses, and any o her property BELONGING
iic Education, for one year, commencing
september list. 1917, and ending June 3oth'
1878. M. n; ~ GTTTnaSin,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23

An ounce of prevention is better than
a pound of cure. A dose of Dr. bulis
Baby Syrup will assist your BABY IN
teething, and prevent 1t from euas Deihs az
other diseases Babies suffer with. 70
cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23

BASKET PIC-NIC.-Friendsnip log 10 g
njc-nic at Mt Cuba, on Thursday, August
30 60 1877 ~ eommencng 70 at 10 O'Clock, a; nj
Good music will be in attendance. sever
al addresses will be delivered by mem pers
Of the Order Every arrangement has
been made to make 1t a day of plcarure to
all who may participate ,.,,
A general Invitation is extended to mem
bers of the Order to be present on Inc occa-
sion in full regalia. BY order OF tiie o, I'm OF
m mittee of arrangements. anZ3-'JF
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23

OR STOLEN.-From the lot
y at Sixth and Rodney streets, on Frida y
night, Aug. nth, a ROAM HohSE. The
finder will be rewarded If returned to
aug20tf Alb SHIPLEY ST.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23

A FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT
9iXen in Mr., Fell's Mill, in Newport, on
Friday and Saturday, Aug: 3ist, and Sept
ist Isf7. each afternoon and evening. Mu-
sic and Tabieaux each evening: Admission
q cents. Refreshments VIII consisg " "
reaches. ice cream, cake. &c. au23-w1td4t*
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
IMMENSE LUMBER SHIPMENT.

= " 7h7'' u III a
BY telegraph to the Gazette.
OTTAWA, CAM, Aug. 81. "a r.
McRae 81 Co., have loaded and dis
patched from Chandierre for the New
York market within the past six days,
fifty six barges with five million FIVE
hundred thousand feet Of lumber.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
ANOTHER NOMINATION.

ANU IHEN NOMIN AIION.
The Third Ward Democrats last even
ing decided TO hold another nomIna
tion for candidate for Council on
Saturday afternoon nexr, between 4
and 7 o'clock,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
Ftne Nail lScissona

.. fme Nail Scissors.
8, Nal a;1i'TFaiight, FiIgst Nail Brushes, Hand
va n lies, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
Cornosh ' shSiNGHURST & CO.,
'iner sixth and Market Sis.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
,,.I aud Cesssssser"'~i.

/ ,o.oN. Del, August o, 1877.
IsiSR Is,ocR quotations iurnlshed oy
sSo0A Co Clayton House Buildlng
Cobel.. at ~ M. 10. lay:
gton, ~ u 4 biIOTATIONS.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-23
THE PEACH MARKET.

The peach shipments, yesterday,
amounted to $50 cars. distributed as fol-
10 WS: