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A WEST INDIAN HURRICANE.

WITH HUGE WAVES FROM THE sEA-GRRAr
LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY
Washington, October 29.-The Depart
meut of State has received from the United
States Consul at Curacao, Dutch West ln~
dies. an account of the terrible hurricane
which swept over that island on the 2Sd OF
last month (September). The loss of prop
erty is estimated at $4,000 900. The loss OF
life could not be estimated at the date OF the
Consu's writ ing, but was undoubtedly
large. IN the city of Curacao many OF the
most solid structures we're crushed as II
they had been things OF paper by the waves
which rolled upon them mountains high
and m nv persons were buried in the ruins.
People who were rich were made paupers
in an hour. The planters suffered largely
also most of the planta'i ms beng strewn
with uproot ed trees aud wrecks of all sorts.
The American schooner Roswell, OF East
port. Me. j. D. Catharin, master, was driv-
en- ashore and wrecked at Little Curacao
The master and crew escaped and reached
the United States Consulate, where they
were received and taken care OF. The
American birg Thetis arrived in Curacoa
on the 25:h, three days after the hurricane,
in damaged condition, and was undergoing
repairs at the date OF the Consups writing.
Tie English brig Curacao, of windsor. n. s.
wa driven TO Aruba, where she now lies
dismantled. The Dutch man Of war Corne-
Illus Dirk was caught in the hurricane and
severely handled, losing a topmast, boats, (,
SC. She had to throw several OF her guns
overheard
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En'MINGToN MARKETS.
|PECiAL NOTICES.
The Great Discovery.

want to be strong healthy and Wig
[iake +. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
IA language can convey an adequate
=the immediate and almost miracu-
|aDge produced by taking K. +. Kun
|tter Wine Of Iron in the diseased, /,
Stet and shattered nervous system.
n broken down by excess, weak by
SOr impaired by sickness, the relaxed
zIstrung organization is restored to
bealth and vigor. Sold only in 81
Sold by all druggists and dealers
here.
us Debility. Nervous Debility
lity, a depressed, irritable state OF
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
nv or animation, confused head
bemOry the consequences of excess
tal Overwork. This nervous debill-
sovereign cure in +. F. Kunkel's
Wine of Iron. IL tones the system
= The mental gloom and dependency
uvinates the entire system. Sold
81 bottles. Get the genuine. Take
7. Kunkel's, 1t has a yellow wrap
undit his photograph on outside
your druggist Z. f. Kunkel Pro
No. 59 North Ninth Street, Phila.
Pa. Send for circular, or advice
~ my great remedy. Get 1t of you
A, six bottles for So 90. 1t canno
R guaranteed 10 do as Is recon-
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30

DANGEROUS PLACE TO BE FOUND
women who look under the bed for a
man have been so successful of late in
tindin0 him that men will have to hunt
m some more secure hiding place. The
Weil-known Miss johnson found a man
and pounded his head almost to jelly; 9
young woman in Ashland saw some mas
cnhne feet sticking out from under her
Sad and she ran into the street and woke
mn % the neighborhood, while the mascI
line feet escaped; in Carbon county 9
bankers girl found man under the bed
and screamed until be jumped out the
window, and now comes q case In Wes
VIRGINIA where the man was captured
and turned over to the authorities. 1t II
getting 10 be extra hazardous to hide un
der a bed now, and no really intelligen
robber will think of such thing. ID
knows better;
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From the Press Of Monday.
JACKSON ADMITTED TO BAIL

The CHARGE Against the Car Builder as
Stated from AtlGntG-AHeged FER
jury. -
ATLANTA, Oct. N.-Job Fl. jackson, OF
Wilmington, Del, the well-knoWn manu-
facturer of railroad cars, who was ar
rested at that place on requisition from
the Governor, was to-day broughs lnvo
court by the Sheriff, when he was ADMIT iI
tad to bail to appear for trial and Will a.
once return home. Jackson was arresteu
on the following charge: during Coy
ernor Bullock's administrator tne acA-
son q Sharp Car Company furnished ssv, y !,
eral cars to the State. After Bullock neo
Jackson presented a claim to the Demo on
cratic Governor, claIming over SI,OVy ~
the amount still due his company IrolI
che State. After investigating tne az
count as carefully as was possible uhue, !,
the disorder following Bulleok,s nignG u
was maid. A short time since MT. frinh 1.i1
| fornerIy confidential clerk with tne Dui
lock administration, claimed to nave G,s
| covered the snub of the cheek VIII VIII
Sxb;ch all balance due Jackson was pau
ITnon this discovery Jackson was aqviseo IS"
to refund the last payment made. ne ue
q ined to do this, and the Governor nS, .',
the naners and statement OF frlhk pu
before the Grand Jury. An lndlctnenI
fnr swindling was procured at once, AN. an.
n sberi If sent after Jackson. ne ar. ciams
he was never paid In full. III appea.t;'
that Jackson swore, during the inSesCr sG,
ton of Bullock's doings, to some en,nS Z.
that Rullock and his friends claim to, w az
mntrne. 1t is said that he will Do inoi0Vo>
for perjury on this account
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BY THE PRESl
DENT,

WASHINGTON Oct. 29.-The Presi-
dent sent large number of nomina
tions to the Senate TO day, the follow
ing being the most important.
Theodore Roosevelt, Collector of
Customs, Edwin A. Merritt, Surveyor
and L. Bradford Prince, Naval Officer
for the port cf New York.
Lewis Heyl, of Pennsylvania, to be
Appraiser of Merchandise, under pro-
visions of section 2,60S of Revisad
Statutes.
Edwin w. Stoughton, of New York
to be envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipoteDtiary of the United
States in Russia.
William Hayden Edward, OF the
District of Columbia, secretary OF leg
alton in Brazil.
John Oglesby, of LOUISIANA, to be
Assistant Appraiser of Merchandise
and James Lewis. Naval O9icer a,
New Orleans.
Edgar M. Marble, of Michigan, to
be Assistant Attorney General.
Guilford Wiley Wells, of Mississippi
to be United States consul general al
Shanghai.
John M. Dunn. to be United Statel
Marshal for Delaware.
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SECOND EDITION !!
DROWNED.

This morning about $50 O'Clock as
the fine pair OF mares, belonging TO the
Reliance 5. +. z. Co., attached 20 q new
furniture wagon, were standing on the
Fourth street wharf, they started off on a
run up Fourth street to a small street,
running from Fourth to Third and turn
ing down said street they still cont .nued
running until Third street bridge was
reached, when they suddenly leaped
overheard, carrying the wagon, loaded
with sweet potatoes with them.
From information that can be cleaned
it appears that the tug boat Martha ,hav-
ing in tow vessel had signalled for the
bridge to be opened. The bridge-tender
answered the signal, and turned the
bridge off but failed to put the guard pole
across the roadway, which he Is required
to do by law. The captain of the tug
states that when the horses reached the
opening they gave tremendous leap.
carrying the wagon clear of the roadway
and almost reaching the opposite side OF
the draw. For moment they seemed
to remain suspended in the air, and
then suddenly dropped down, and as
they reached the water the wagon seem.
ed to overturn burying the poor doomed
beasts beneath its weight. A gentleman
who was also present, states that shortly
AFTER the horses had disappeared beneath
the water, their heads appeared above
for a few seconds, and then, disappear
ing, all was still.
The team was in charge of the driver
James Joseph, and he stated to report
er of this paper that he was in the back
part Of the wagon loading sweet potato.
when suddenly the horses started of
with the result as stated above. IN
The horses were valued at $3.50 ant
The members of the company deeply re
gret the sad accident as they were mucl
attached to them, and they were certain
ly one of the finest pair of fire horses il
this city. The wagon was valued a
$3.50. Efforts are now being made t
raise the horses and also the wagon bu
up to this writing those engaged in tn
work have not met with any success.
A great deal sympathy is felt for th
company, and the vicinity of the unfol
tunate accident was visited by larg
number of people.
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PrOcIa nation
1890 REWARD.

CTATE OF DELAWARE,
% EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS, IL appears by the affidavit of
Harriet Isabella Foreacre that, on the
twenty second day of October, A. D., 1877
a certain colored man, giving the name OF
William Scott, about five feet ten inches IN
height, dark yellow complexion, with
moustache and short whiskers full around
his face, ofstout form, and wearing fur
cap, blue overalls and oversh,rt and laced
shoes, did, at M i'll Creek Hundred. near tn e
Mermaid Post-office. in the county of New
Castle, and stale of Delaware. make an
assault upon her and did then and there f.-
loniously, forcibly and against her will
ravish and carnally know her, the said
Harriet Isabella Foreacre and
| WHEREAS, 1t is represented that the said
this State. Now, Therefore, 1, John p.
Cochran, Governor of the state of Della
ware, in cordance with the provisions of
| the Act of the General Assembly. passed at
Act to provide for the arrest OF persons
I violating the laws Of this State, aud to ap-
propriate money to pay for such arrests, y
do hereby offer reward OF three hundred
dollars, to be paid by the said State as pro.
vided in said act for the apprehension and
delivery of the said colored person into the
custody of the Sheriff of New Castle
county, at The common jail of sa Id county
at New Castle, in the said State, at any time
within six months from the date her, of.
And / do hereby request the Sheriffs Of
the several counties of this state, their de
puties and bailiffs, and all other police of
ficers within the State to he yigilant and u
use every exertion and all lawful means tC
cause the arrest of the said colored mar
and his delivery as Aforesaid. .-
| ~, In testimony whereof hav,
| Seal hereunto set my hand and causeC
! ~, the Great Seal of the State TO be af
fixed at Dover, this thirtieth day OF Octo
Der, in the year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy seven.
JOHN T. COCHRAN.
BY the Governor
:. IGNATIUs G. GRUBB,
secretary of State.
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New Castle Letter.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From, on, Regular Correspondent.
NEW CASTLE, Oct, 80 1877.
There are this morning 141 persons in
the county Jail. This is the largest num-
Der within its walls at any one time since
its erection. Should the increase of crime
continue, this building will have to be
enlarged or another erected. I
VIM. Butler is having frame house
erected on 10th street, above Clayton
street.
7. Lynch has begun work on q house
on Pearl street, near the railroad.
Ex-Sheriff Lambson and Ira Lunt, are
stocking the lumber yard ON Pearl street
They are pushing men, and will no doubt
receive fair share of the public patron
age.
At the Mayors Office business was
slack yesterday, number of complaints
were entered and this evening they will
receive attention.
VIM. q. Crow has opened an oyster bal
at the Jefferson House, where his many
friends will fnd him as affable AZ
usual.
Steamship Indiana, of the American
line, passed up Sunday, l As p. m.
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THIRD EDITION.
A SMALL VICTORY

The Russians Capture. iSeren Compa-
ntes Of Turkish Troops ioest Of Plernd.s
LONDON. Oct. 29.R
A Reuter- telegram from Bucharest,
dated to-day, says; yesterday a body
of Russians carried the Turkish position
at Tilische, " west of Plevna. One Pasha,
several officers and seven companies Of
Turkish troops were taken prisoners
Three cannons were captured.
The Times correspondent at Belgrade
|telegraphs that the Governor of Bosnia
has informed the Porte that most of the
members of the Bosnian provisional gov.
.rnment are now on Austrian soil and
requests that the Porte apply for their
internment. Russian emissaries are ac-
tive in Bosnia and have succeeded in ex-
citing fresh instruction on the Austro-
Bosnian frontier.
The Times Vienna dispatch says; The
rails supplied by a Vienna merchant to
the Roumanian Government, for a rail-
way in Wallachia, having being seized in
transit through Hungary, the Vienna
Cabinet asked for their immediate re-
lease. The Hungaria Cabinet refused,
alleging the rails were contraband of
iwar.
Reuters Constantinople dispatch says
a detachment of Russians are at Slatizta,
south of the Balkans, in the rear OF
Orchanie. 4-.t.l.i
; Mukhtar Pasha, telegraphing Saturday
ANNOUNCED that the Russians were eu
camped within three hours march of the
headquarters.
A special to the London Daily News
| from Alexandria says General Gordan Is
returning to Egypt from Seudan, 1t is
reported that he desires to resign Gov
ernorship of Soudan.
!, rhs Daily Telegraph has a special
| from Silistria stating that Russians are
, constructing a battery on an island two
miles east Of Silistria.
3 lTHE.TEXAS IND PACIFIC RAIL
L.ROAD.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.- rhe friends
of the Texas and Pacific railroad regarC
the new committee on the Pacific rail
road announced in the House to-day as
surfing that measure fair hearing be
fore Congress, and express entire conf
dence in its success. ....
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LIST OF j JURORS.

The following is list Of the Grand and |
Petit jurors drawn for the November |
Term OF court, which commences at New
10Th. - 10
GRAND JURORS.
Brandywine-Thomas l.. Talley, Lot
Cloud.
Wilmington-Willlam Candy, Henry
Woodward.
Mill Creek-John Springer, Lewis
White Clay creek-Wm. S. Smalley
ueorge U. Evans, Robt. Armstrong.
Boulden, Sr.
New Castle-Azariah T. Smith George
W. Hanson, Josiah Lewden,
Red Lisn-Charles G. Ash, James H.
Myers.
St. George-L. G. vandergrift, William
A. Cleaver.
Appoquipimink-Cyrus Tatman, Ed
ward Silcox.
Blackbird-Richard Ferguson, John p.
Collins.
PETIT JURoRs--FIhsT PANEL.
Brandywine-W Wm.A .Husb baBd, of ohm
Eli Tally, Thomas B. Carthmell.
| =, W.i nBVoh-O8muol NoWnn, LeWlb
ID. Cox, Joseph W. Cooling.
Christlana-James Leach, John Nc
Cullough, jr, Rnfus Gregg.
| Mill Creek-BeDjan,in Gregg, John q.
Robinson, Robert q. Justis.
| White Clay Creek-Robert Hawthorn,
William Graves, Franklin Eastourn.
Pencader-Fredenck Racine, Levi
Hugins, Edward Clendenning,
New CASTLE Giles Lambson, William
Newlove, James e. Biggs.
Red Lion-William d. Mullen, ST.,
John r.. How, Benjamin W. Schaffer.
st. Georges-Rlchard Eaton, William
Green.
Appoquinimink--W. Washington Roth.
well, Samuel q. Thomas.
Blackblrd-Edward France, John Dea-
kyne.
SECOND PANELL.
Brandywlue-Elwood Price, J.J Pierce,
Richard w. Edwards.
wilmington-William Mccall, VIM
Mcconnell, James W. Carlisle.
Christiana-James Neary, James Brown
VIM. +. Seal.
Min Creek-Hayes Dickey, j. Frank
Mccoy, George Hope.
White Clay Creek-Wm. Griffith, VIM
S. Gibbons, John Lemon,
Pecander-Thomas Davidson, Thomas
Mckay, Isaac Frazer.
New Castle-Lewis G. Eliason, Benz
+. Eckels, Spencer p. Armstrong
Red Lion-Francis Gray, Jacob S
Allston, Solomon Deputy.
st. Georges VIM. II. Cochran, Charlie
Derrickson.
Appoquinimink-Harry Davis, VIM. II
Tush.
Blackbird-Morti Records, Georg
G, Rothwell
ADDITIONAL PETIT JURORS.
Braudywine-Wm.C C. Wier, Jacob +
Weldin.
. Wilmington-John G. .Glatts, Robert P
IL awressy.
observation-disclosures Porter, Joseph P
Nichols.
Mill Creek-Alpheus Pennock, Jane
/ r. Foote.
White Clay Creek-Wm. Cooch, Thee
s dore F. Armstrong.
= Pencader--J ohm Buckingham.
a New Castle-George David, George
v Ball.
Red dLion-Thomas Grimes.
st. George's-Simeon Lord, james Gu
- bertson.
H. oquinimink-Truman Rose.
h Acknowledgements G. Collins.
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|ms! Worms! Worm Q

Knnkels Worm Syrup never fails
Oveall Kinds Of worms. Seat, Pins
CmaCh Worms are readily removed
hkels Worm Syrup. DIR. Kunkel is
y successful Physician in the coun-
The removal OF Tape worms. He re-
them in to hours, with head and
nplete alive, and no fee until head is
Common sense teaches If Tape
can be removed, all other worms
readily destroyed. Ask your drug
q bottle of Kunkel's Worm Syrup.
l@per bottle. IL never fails. II he
ho!, have him get IL, or send to Pro-
b, !. Kunkel 259 North Ninth st.,
felphla, Pa, advice at Office free,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30

Ran Ooer.-The accommodation train
on the p. w. & B. r r.. which arrives
in this city at 6 25 p. m, ran over COW
at the Seventh street crossing. tearing
off her horns and also breaking her hips
At the same time it also struck and IN
.tantly killed a calf that was waiKlne
bv the cows side. The COW was thrown
to one side of the track, where it was al
lowed to remain suffering all night ano
during this morning when it was Killed
They were the properly OF John Cook.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30

A representative of this paper called .snn aUd nd
eo ,es nroCeed,ngs of the private meeting %
70 yesterday afternoon but was unable to Sso0 az
se'' so thew asserting that there had Dee"
eDGaK1 * stated by several friends o. MR. IT
that ne states that immediately ia Myasb
ter no p"a hs vas sorry for it, and also tlat h'
,nssoo y, The trian for Harrisburg'
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THE PRESIDENTS TRIP TO VLR-
GINId.

WASHINGTON, October 29-The Cabl-
net session to-day was mainly devoted to
clearing up matters preparatory, to the
departure of the President for Richmond
If was decided by the President to leave
here for that city at 10 o'clock to,morroM o''
A special car will be .provineu i9r 'ie ;r
addition to Mr.. Hayes aAd members Of
his family, of Secretary Evarts and
portion OF his family, Secretary schurz
Attorney-General Devens and secretary
Sherman.
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STRAY wAIFS-

Rainy.
Evarts won't "Joke" any more.
There are six Methodist churches in
Utah.
Job work done cheap, at the GAZETTE
job Office.
The DAILY GAZETTE furnishes all the
local news of the day.
For painless extraction of teeth visit
DR.. Gallagher, No. e. Fifth street.
The past may be repented, but not re-
called If you buy a bottle Of Kings
Good Samaritan cough syrup you will
never have to repent for buying it.
w. M. Kennard & Co., 62l Market
street, will open on Wednesday morning
q lot of Lupins French Merinos at 6O
cents per yard. This is an extraordinary
Offering.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30
EOF Inc

~ EOH NhG n Ahhs
Brushes, Bath towels, Baen Sponges,
eNnisOaps in extensive variety. Also
|SlOyes, Straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
piy fnction Gloves, and many other
sOf The same classes.
E. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
Nt mirscuIWus Cure for COrms
slsh remedy or great popularity for
lgCorns without pain.
b, BRINGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS
Fine Nail Scissors.
ana Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
lsiNa.l Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
L. BRlNGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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NOTICES..

NOTICE "A meeting of the citizens of
N Wilmington will be held in the City
Hall on Thursday, the first day of Novem-
ber, 1877 att o'clock p. M, for the purpose
of considering an ordinance now p9ndlng
before the city Council to change the grade
of Washingtoa street from Thirteenth
street to Park avenue, and Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets at Washington street,
agreeable to Section 18th of the City Char
ter, page n, Ordinance Book of 1872.
BY order of the President.
WIN. H. FoULK,
Oct o0-3t Clerk of Council.
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THE FRENCH REPUBLICANS VIC
TORIOUS.

PARIS, October GA careful calcula-
tion shows that the Conservative minori.
ty in the new Chamber of Deputies Is
composed of liz Bonapartists and 96
Royalsts. Returns show that fifteen
second ballots were held yesterday, re-
sulting in the election ofeleven Conserv-
atives and four Republicans. By this re-
suit the Chamber will stand, 800 Rep1b'
licans and 210 Conservatives.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30

ArOTICE TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
IN PAYERS OF 1S77.-Persons who have
not paid their city and school tax for 1871 !,
hills having been rendered to them and
who cannot pay at once, will please call at
our office and make some arrangements as
TO when they can pay and thus avoid no.
tice by postal cards. To those who 90 not
Tertise their names and amounts due us
for taxes, as we are determined to close out
this term under the law.
Those owning lots had better call ana set
tie at once, or we will sell their lots lor
taxes and costs. a.. e
Hours from 81 a. m. 10 II M. from 10
ond tosp- m, E. PROVOST,
Collector for N. District.
f. FARMER,
.or H., ColIactor for g. District.
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REGARD ofered.-As will be seen in
o,r advertising columns, under the prop
er head, His Excellency, Governor Coen,
ran has issued proclamation offering
reward of $500 for the capture oil WIN
Scott. the negro who committed an out,
,.oma On Harriet Isabella Foreacre, neal
Mermaid. on the 22nd inst. A full de-
scrintion of the fiend is given in the sd-
verfisement.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30

annotated Superintendent.-Thee wa
ter Commissioners have appolnteu So. : noSI %
!. Bowen to superintend the laying oi
The bricks at the Cool Spring Reservoir.
Eiohteen men were placed at WORK TINS
morning, and twenty will be added 10
, no force of workmen tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30

Attention, Lddies.-F. l., Frank eo9
N arket street, has just completed a hne
assortment of ladies' cloaks ana cos.s W ol
the latest patterns and styles, maue W
of enly the best material ana tliiniIeu
in handsome style at prices to suit La
dies will find the finest goods, tho larg
eat assortment and the lowest prices at
r l.. Franks, 500 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30

y M. C. L.-The lyceum connecsea ae"
with the Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion. % will meet in their rooms SS7 Mar an
Let ~ street this evening at "a O'Clock. An An
both ladies and gentlemen are eordiaiiS
invited.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30
SENATOR MORTON SINK ING.
HE is ONLY KEPT ALIVE By HYPoDBI
MIC INFECTIONS.

LIE To O-V11I KNr 7 hA1HNH N ~ n VII n
MIC INFECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Sena-
tor Morton's friends here have now
quite abandoned all hope of his re-
covery. All of their advices are dis
couraging aud show that he is only
kept alive by hypodermic injections
DR.. Bliss, his physician here, has nc
hope of his recovery, Senator Much
ell to-day received the following tele
gram from Governor Burbank; "Sena
tor Morton no better, unable to retalr
anything upon his stomach. Hit
friends are very much discouraged"
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80, a. m.
Indications for Tuesday.-For New
England and the Middle Atlantic States,
colder, clear or partly cloudy weather,
north westerly winds and rising barome-
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30

When your baby is restless while teeth
ing, get Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup, dose of
it will relieve the little sufferer at once.
Only 25 cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30

The proof of the value of any artlc,e dUa rs iS
its popular use and the tne ne. '9sSi PnIpS Sreat
leS llSrnadv na for coughs and colds is immense
and the testimony volumlnous'
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oct2O-3
N1or1cE-oFFIoE PRACTITIONER

nj oTICE.-OFFICE PRA AC7TTTONER
IN ONLY. .
DIR. ALFRED WALTON
respectfully offers his services to such as
cali upon him at 235 Market street. No
charge except for the medicine. Charges
moderate. octZI-lnd
NrOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that on
IN and after Nov. 5th, 1871, all sidewalks
within the city limits unless put in good
condition by the respective owners Will be
repaired by the city at the expense of the
owners of said property where the work Is
done. l.. n. hOLAOhnNp,
oCt24-5t street Connllssloner.
NTOTICE,-A IN Getting of the Trustees OF
~ the Poor of New Castle county Will be
held at the Almshouse, on Wednesday, the
3Ist day of October 1877, at 10 O'Clock m.
Those having bills against the institution
will please hand them to the Com mission
err for their hundred, or the Treasurer.
oct15-tm JOHN w. EVANS, Clerk.
AYOTICE.-1 will be at the office Of the
~ Trustees of the Poor in the city OF
wilmington, on Friday, Nov. ID, curing
the forenoon, to attend to the payment OIL
bills against the Trustees.
'-''' VIM. F. LANE,
Treasurer of the Trustees of the Poor.
octA-tnov2
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.,,voToN, Del, oct. 50, 1877.
ouotat,ons furnished by
STOCK CLAYTON 9ton House Building
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