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The daily gazette., 1877-09-15

FREDERICA.-The great canning fac
tory of S. w. Hall is the life of this
town. 1t employs three hundred hands
and forty wagons loaded with tomatoes
and fruits are often in our streets at one
time waiting to deliver their loads. So
far in this month they have put up 300,-
900 three pound cans, and are adding to
this at the rate of from twenty-five to
thirty thousand cans day. The health
of the enterprlsing proprietor of this fac
tory is improving and all hope that he
may be entirely restored. If he is, it is
reported that he will occupy ground at
Milford as well az here and build a still
larger factory there. So far this season
they have put up half a million cans and
expect to make 1t 100000 before the sea-
son closes. These at only S1.50 dozen
will be worth S93, 758 and if the profit is
only one cent a can it will net 81 800 90.
If two cents can S14, ,000.C0 and o on.
ELECTION EXPENsEs.-The City Trea-
surer now has the checks prepared for the
payment of the Inspectors Clerks of the
city election. The Inspectors receive So
a day, and the Assistants and Clerks, So,
making a total of $165, The rent ofvoting
places and the issuing Of the required
notices, will increase the total cost of the
election to about $500.
THE RESERVOIR EXPENsEs.-Hcreaf-
ter City Treasurer Vincent will furnish
the City Council each week with state
ment of the amount paid out on account
of the Cool Spring Reservoir, giving, also
each week the total amount paid to date
on the order of the Water Commission
ers.
WHAT ADVERTISING DoEs.-A man
from Kennedyville, Kent county, Nd :,
came to Wilmington, yesterday and
bought six white shirts from w. B. Cole,
No. 2O2 Market street, because he saw
Coles advertisement in the GAZETTE.
This is only one instance out of many.
PEACH FEsTIvAL.-The members of
the Brandywine NJ. G. Church, ninth
Ward), will hold peach festival in the
basement of the church, commencing
Tuesday evening next and continuing
three days.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. j w Porter, of Phila.. will preach
at the FIRST Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row.
second Baptist Church, corner of Fourth
and French streets, Rev r b Cook, pastor.
Preaching at 1O4 a m, and ~ pm, by Rev
A Macarthur. Sabbath School and pas
tors Bible class at 2 O'Clock,
Y. NJ. Q. A.-Rev BENZ II Latrobe will
take part in the Young Mems Christian
Association meeting in the Opera House
tomorrow. An earnest invitation is ex-
tended to all. The addresses will all be
short.
Trinity Chapel, Fifth and King streets.
Services tomorrow morning at 1Ob O'Clock,
evening at ~ o'clock Sunday School,
morning, at O'Clock. Wednesdays, even
ing prayer at 4 O'Clock Fridays and Holy
Days, at ION O'Clock, forming prayer:
THE OLD SwEDEs' CHURcH.-This
Church is open and free, and cordial invi-
tation is given all persons to attend the
Church and unite in the services. Sunday
mornings at 10k O'Clock, afternoons at 81
O'Clock. Sunday School at 2 o'clock We'd
nesdays, evening prayer and lecture at7h
O'Clock.
First Baptist Church at Elm st. Chapel.
Preaching at I04 m, and 7 y p m, by the
pastor, Rev I M Eastwood. Sunday School
meets at 8 a m, and 2 pm. All are cordial
iy Invited. There viii also be a prayer
meeting held at the Church on King street
above Tenth, on Friday evenings, until
further notice. ......t
HEAVENLY RECoGNITIoN.-RevJ M p
Otis, at the request of q number of persons,
will preach n sermon in the West Presby-
terian Church, on next Sabbath evening on
the question, "Shall we know one another
in Heaven. and if so, how can we be per-
fectly happy, knowing that some of our
loved are lost ?"
HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH CHURCH, Elder
George Il Kramer, pastor. Preaching at
1OA m, and7x p m, by The pastor. Morn:
ing subject, 1.-THE reign of Antichrist, and
those who escape from it," Evening SUBJ
ject, "1he exaltation oi the believer with
Christ" Prayer meeting at a ma, and
Bible School at az pm. All are invited.
THE LIBERAL LEAGUE.-The Liberal
League has invited Mr.. w. II. Lambin to
lecture at its meeting tomorrow morning
in McClary Building. Hehas taken for his
subject. 'The past, present and future OF
our nation what 1t was, what it is, and
what it will be within another century"
New notions of government and new ideas
of political economy will probably be set
forth, which will be open for discussion at
the meeting.
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3 STRAY tWAIFSa
The U. 8. Court is still inssession.

me U. y. Court is still in'session.
NOW is the time to can peaches and, ,pea rs
tion. 4-i NJ ''''o' AZ sitouia-
job office. 'O "a. = . o - - =
49, me u reed birds are rapidly seeking warm.
me American rifiemen can beat the
world In shooting, 1.| M .'','
Every day the indications for a revival of
business grows brighter.
inquiry reveals the fact that PHILADELPHIA
consumes 3O0) beeves per week.
Smoked agate beads, handsomely cut are
fashionable for ladies' neck wear.
Little expenses, like mice In a barn when
'iey are many, make great waste.
MOI one of those horses called 60 steenle
chasers" ever chased a steeple in his life.
Ine Quicksteps play the Actives of New
Castie, this afternoon, IL 1t does not rain.
Two sovereigns may make war that IL
taxes millions of sovereigns to Jay for it,
The London Era says that PATHS profess
slonal earnings have amounted to az 500 600.
Asa Hswell, of Wilson, N. c., aged ooh
of 26.
The great auction sale OF widows In Salt
ber l.. WV
Brigham's widows are to bring out n
OursO Vi
Italy has only one horse to every thirty
persons, but makes up tor 1t ia hand or
gans.
The Anti Masons will nominate a full
Ticket in Iowa this year. Goat, gentlemen
go-it.
An old lady in North Troy, vt. age ! Of
years, is just recovering from the whoopine
cough.
Gen. Longstreet considers himself suffi.
clently Hayes to accept Federal nomi.
| nation.
The President of an Illinois College has
been indicted for setting fire to a watch
| factory.
is anything being done towards finishing
that monument TO thai party named Wash.
ington?
| For first-class teeth at the lowest prices
call on DR.. Gallagher, dentist, No. 6 East
| Fifth street.
A darkey preacher has been sent to the
kentucky Penitentiary for two years fol
hog stealing.
| Tonight at Chadwick's garden and
| nuseum there will be given another per
formance, the best this season. Those wish
| ing TO spend u pleasant hour and have q
good laugh should not fail to go. Free tc
| those purchasing refreshments, the pavil-
lion exclusively for ladies'.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, o.
next wees, Will be the last days of kennart
d Co., in their old store. They expect tS
Will sell all their cut goods at cost, includ
ing muslins, tickings, calicOs, crash, den
| iums. &C, for cash only. NO good
changed. II
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REDUCTION IN SILKs.-Kennard &
Co. have few more days in their old
store. During the time they will sell
their black and colored silks at very large
reduction but only for the cash. A 50 one
at 81 .65. A Ponson 81 at $1.65 A $3.50
at $2.O8. A $3.50 Bellon at $215. A So
25 at $40. A S1.25 at at $1.05. Now is
your time; the are selling rapidly.
MAoHINERY FOR ENGLAND.-The
Messrs. Pussey Bros, are now engaged
in filing an order for a large number of
cotton spindles for firm in England.
They expect to fill several other orders
for parties in that country. This speaks
very highly for the workmanship of the
mechanics of this country, and especially
of this city.
REcovERING.-Ja ames Bro wn, of Dover,
the negro who was shot by Henry Sey-
mour on the 4th of July, is able TO be up
and around his room. The place where
the ball went into his skull is entirely
healed up, but the ball is still in his head.
His chances for life are much improved
within the past few weeks.
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tOr the nam,

Ssnes SS Bath rowels, Bath Sponges,
|sodp> IN extensive variety. Also
|IFss' Straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
blitlloh Gloves, and 10 any other
cdB T., BRlNGHURST & CO.,
0orher Sixth and Market SITS.
- niracnI"Us Cure for COrus
% cor,,a ,einedy OF great popularity for
ySrIiS Sn without pain.
L. hhlNGHURST Il CO.,
corn. Apothecaries.
IO'nef Sixth and Market SITS.
fNe Nal Scissors.
4 S.Sq .SSqTsnlght, Nail Brushes, Hand
vrIIts, pS Nail Brushes, etc., for
corn L. BRiNGHURST Il CO.,
'''Hef sixth and Market Sts.
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OBITUARY.-The friends of Bradley
James will no doubt be panied to hear of
his sudden demise. His death took place
last evening after a short but severe i'll
ness Of typoid fever. He was the son
of ID. James, Esq, and was about 80 years
of age. During his life he was at one
time engaged in the manufacture of par
lor matches on Church street near Ninth,
but after time was compelled to relin-
quish the business. A few years ago he
engaged in the ice bushes with Howard
p. Walton, and after remaining in the
busi ness for some time he drew out, since
which time he has not been engaged in
any business. At the time of his Heath
he was orgauist of West Presbyterian
Church, and it is said by those who are
competent to Judge that he was the finest
musician in this city.
He was also a composer of music,
having composed several very fine
peices. His funeral will take place on
Tuesday next from the residence of his
father, Eighth and West streets.
TILL TAPPERs.- .-Ye esterday afternoon
during the absence of the proprietor, two
half-grown boys entered the saloon of p.
j. Long, corner of Water and King street
and going behind the bar, distracted a
small amount of money from the till.
Mrs. Long observed them and started the
cry of "stop thief" this had the effect of
frightening the boys and they started of
on run, and the cry being taken up by
the neighbors, soon attracted the police
to the spot, who after short chase sue
ceeded in capturing the young thieves in
Bushs coal yard. They were taken back
to the saloon but Mis-. Long falling to
identify them, they were given their lib"
erty. This is the second time this till
has been tapped.
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THIRD EDITION.
WAR NEWS
IN FRONT OF PLEvNA.
THE TIDE OF BATTLE AGAIN IN FA-
.f.a VOR OF THE TIJRKg

!
THE TIDE OF BATTLE AGAIN IN FA-
fsa VOR OF THE TURKS.
LONDON, Sep. H.-A Russian oficiaI
bulletin, dated Poredin, Sep. 10, says Yes
terday Wednesday, we made no further
attacks, but bonn barded the Turkish forti-
fications and the town of PIevna, at short
range. Towards 4 p. NJ. the tower began to
burn, and two explosions were observed
within the Notifications. The Turks made
little reply to our fire, and directed all their
efforts against our left wing, which threat
ened their rear. At this point General Sko-
belof repulsed five furious attacks, but
was compelled in the evening, after the
sixth attack, to evacuate the fortifications
which he captured on Tuesday. During
Wednesday night our troops entrenched
themselves in their positions.
From the beginning OF the battle up TO
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon six thousand
wounded have been brought to the field
hospital. There have been no collisions at
other points of the theatre of war. The
Rustchuck column is concentrated in fresh
positions half a days march behind the
Kara Lom.
The new bridge at Nikopolis was still
unfinished on Wednesday, owing to the
scarcity of boats.
LONDON, Sep. H.-An official telegram
from Suletman Pasha says: We opened a
violent cannonade upon the Russian posi-
tion in the Shipka Pass on Thursday which
dismounted several of their guns and killed
great number Of their artillerymen, prin-
cipally by exploding their ammunition
wagons. In the afternoon their artillery
was silenced. kilograms from Plevna con-
firm the report that the Turks have recap
tured two redoubts on the Lovatz road.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sep. 14.-Mukhtar
Pasha telegraphs that the Russians have
evacuated Ardahan and retired to Fort
Emlrogou.
LONDON, Sep, 14.-The Standards Wen
ma correspondent reports that the mobili-
cation of all the Roumauian reserves has
been ordered.
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SUSSEX COUNTY COURT.
LIST OF PETIT JURORS FOR THE oC-
TOBER TERM.

bic1 Or FElII JOhOhS FUR The OC-
ToBER TERM.
The following is list of the Petit
Jurors drawn to serve at the October
term of the Sussex county court. All
are farmers except Messrs. Carmean and
Williams, who are millers, Mr.. Scott
who is blacksmith, and Mr.. Lynch,
who is classed as gentleman:
Cedar Creek Hd.-Stephen W. Shockly,
Miles t, Mills. Littleton NJ. Lofiand.
Seaford-Thomas Scott, Jacob W
liams.
n. W. Ford-Jacob Pattin, isaac A.
Kinder.
Little Creek-Daniel Fl. Boyce Ben
jamin Carmean, William Ward.
Nanticoke-NobleC Conaway. James T,
Smith.
Georgetown-Wm. j. Spicer. Bayard
Macklin, Chas. G. Stockley.
Gumboro'-Jacob r, Jones, Benz. W.
Downs.
Lewes and Rehoboth-James A. Dodd,
David Simpler.
Baltimore-James Lynch, George Cal
houn.
Indian River-Simeon W: Thorough
good, Henry C. Frame.
Dagsborough-Caleb Lynch, Burton
Phillips.
Broad Creek--Luther Moore, James
Wiley, Philip Short.
Broadkiln-Rutus ElIingsworth, ,Absa.
lom r. Sharp.
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SECOND EDITION
New Castle Letter.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
IL Y.l - New CASTLE, Sept. IS.
Even at this early day the Sheriff is be-
sieged for passes to the execution, The
public should be aware that 30 is the
number allowed by law and therefore
not be importuning him. To our own
knowledge, we know of fully 20 persons
who have applied without thinking of
the law.
James Chalk, florist and gardener, liv-
ing on the road between this city and
Wilmington, has completed the erection
of two large green houses. Jimmy is a
polite and pushing young man and will
no doubt make this venture success.
A gentleman living ON Water street
has In his possession hat which the own
er left in place of some fruit. The owner
can have his hat by furnishing proof of
property. r.t -....
David Lewis has under way the con-
struction Of two more frame houses on
Market street above Chestnut. There
are now erected in this neighborbood Z
houses, and the street is in a deplorable
condition; after every rain 1t is impassa-
BILE from the water and the lots are made
to receive the overflow. Now that win-
ter is approaching something should be
done to remedy this great evil.
Gray street, (Shawtown) is being put
In order, or at least the cutters are being
ploughed out. .-..,
Whilst speaking of streets, if a little
repairing was done at Seventh and Wash
ington avenue it might save a larger out
lay at some future day.
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A special agent of the General Land
office reports to the Commissioners, from
Denver, that he has seized over 10000
railroad Ties in Colorado, and has discov-
cred several saw mills in operation ON
the public lands in that State. The Com
missioner has instructed him to replevy
all logs and lumber found at these saw
mills which have been taken from the
public lands.
The great reliance of our modern In
dian campaigning is to eulist Indians to
slaughter Indians. Hence, whenever
either an ally or an enemy is killed, 1--we
impartialiy score 1T as one redskin less.
An investigation of the murder OF
John RegaD, farmer of Lucan, Ont,
aged 20 years, has resulted in the COM
initial of Mrs. Regan and her stepson,
JohniH Regan was poisoned with
styrchnine.
Two indictments have been found
against John Van Hoesen, one for riot,
the other for obstructing railroad trains.
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VAL TIME TABLE,
W y, LEAVE WILMINGTON.

bj,i NJ LEAVE WILMINGTON.
|O@ @Pnla; 22l, $40, 6.55, $40, 900,
"a a. n a; m; l2.S7, 12 40, 2.3O, 4.3O,
!, i X X Hi' u ,e on Sundays: 2.21, 8 10 a.
Wy, IL, p m.
m. rVIK; ~ 223, 9 al, a m, l2 81, 70 40,
moSH mI on Sundays: 2 81 a m.
pGfe S and Washington: 1 Os. q 40
In; & 5"y, o9. 9 % p m; on Sundays
deposit; sc p m; no Sunday
\ Ssstle; sSds, 5, 8 20, o 80 a m; , 80, 6 80 D
|bsday \, praiG H.: 3 O0, o 80 a m; 6 SOP m;
|5Toon 5p m! nS q : Northern R. R.: 6 40 a
swsre w no sunday train.
j pn Sun%ae %%eSsern 81 r. R.: 10 20 a M; 5 80
T. f. ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
liIssde9lpnla; "a 70 Sc, 8 "a o "a a m. 70
R5l, II Il 10 o., y %, 81, 5 IA. 9 20, I 25,
am az So p IN on sundays: IL 56,
+ 5tw Wy, 80, 8 81, II 10 p m
E5lpmA. - Of, & "a a m; 12 "A. 12 SO
Bm. III on Sundays: i2 56 a m ;
;,ei%0Te: y n or! 18, 9li, a m; 1877, 70 ss,
'pn' on Sundays: 2 is a m I :; o 81 Sc
sEssnl9glon: h y Ts! 2IS a m 70 q, - ss
III oh Sundays: 2 10 a m; o AZ
s. Deposit; 500 a m; no Sunday
y .so, ocssstls: : s. e =. 7@, $50 m 70 90 m;
koSuSn[Ge r. L R.; s so a m; 4 70, % 6 40 u
s. 55igIon D ~. M & Northern R. r.: 10 2e
pelaEPanrl, no sunday trains. -
h M M"ore "r Western r. RI ma m.
' On Sundays: 90 y tii m. ~ 7" Ill
'ON wILMINcr ON LEAVE PHI
ADELFHIA. IL
$50 So 5 street do and Washington ave
jS "a 90, Gas, is, II i 60 a M n - on o9 30
fhirty yosac;n IN; %, 8 IS, II 50, D m. n. sum
Il Is a aISecond ~ o. and Market streets
EunGsSsMG' Z Is, 8 IS, s 80, Ii ss, ssfeeas q ms
90 IL As D M. - nj p III
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Societies

AlEETNG THIS SATURDAY EVENING.
Lonape tribe No. 6, L. o. R. NJ, in NJ c.
Clary Building.
Mechanics Lodge, Fo. 4, I. o. o. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Lafayette, No. 2, X. of p, at K. of P
Hall.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. o. A. NJ,
at Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Eden Division, No. 6, S. of T., McClary
Building.
American Rife Association, 4th story
SaVille Building Drilling every evening
except Saturday and Sunday.
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W Gather heporJ

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1877.
For the Middle States and New Eng
land northeast to southeast winds, sta
tionary pressure and temperature, clear
Or partly cloudy weather, with rains in
the Middle Atlantic States.
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THE, PEACas M4RKET.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

Tomorrow a temperance meeting un
der the management of James Hargis
will he in Weiler's Grove at Lsnden
burg The. meeting will be addressed by
Messrs. butcher, McIntire Grier and
Taylor. A good choir and music will
be present. The excursion train over
the Delaware Western r. r. will
leave Market and Water streets. 10, 30
a. m. Faru round trip 40 cents.
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Worms! Worms

|nnsels Worm Syrup never falls
all klnds of worms. Seat, Pin,
|aeh Worms are readily removed
IS Worm Syrup. DIR. Kunkel is
IuccesSSiul Physician in the coun-
removal of Tape worms. He re-
IN ln2lo3 hours, with head and
~ alive, and no fee until head is
common sense teaches II Tape
lne be removed, all other worm S
slny destroyed. Ask your drug
Nlle Of kunkel's Worm Syrup.
En- bQttle. 1t never fails. If he
Isve MN get ii, or send to Pro-
1 hunkel 259 North Ninth ST.,
Aa' fap (Advice at Office free,
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. James Brown, machinist of this
city, who went to Cuba several months
ago, to do some machine work, has re-
turned to Wilmington.
Capt. T. O'Connor, of Alexandria, Va.
arrived in this city last evening, on his
way to Ocean City, where he will take
charge of the Atlantic Hotel for the rest
of the season. During his stay here he
called upon several of his personal friends
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Debility. Nervous Debility.

depressed, irritable state of
Peak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
d or animation, confused head ,
hOry, the conseq quences of excess
Overw0rk. This nervous debili-
Sovereign cure in f. +. Kunkel's
pe Of Iron. 1t tones the system,
mental gloom and despondehcy,
'luates tile entire system. Sold
bottles. Get the genuine. Take
Kunkel's, it has a yellow wrap
pit, his photograph on outside.-
pur druggist. K. F. Kunkel Pro-
p -@ North Ninth Street, Phila-
o. Send for circular, or advice
my great remedy. Get 1t OF your
pix bottles for So %. 1t cannot
guaranteed TO do as is recon-
The daily gazette., 1877-09-15

EDITORS AS Rs-The Demo-
Gratis of Dorchester county, Md, have nom
mated two Camb bridge editors for the Mary
land Legislature, Col. Clement - Suf1vahe nv an e
1 House @ of Delegates. Both of these gentle
men have given decided evidence Of abili-
~ as editors and it is not supposed they
will be found wanting If elected to the
positions to which their friends propose
10 relegate them.
The Triumph Truss IS marvel o
mechanical Ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
PUntaIre Cure, will infalibly and speedily
,.ure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and s34 Bowery, New York where the
Truss Is ,odrra,sted, and the Cure Guar
anteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. tt.
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For sale.

IL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF
n LAND or FARM of the late John
Townsend, deceased, and whereon he resi-
ded, will be offered at Public Sale, at the
Hotel of William b, Hollis, in the village
of Townsend, Appoquinimink Hundred,
New Castle county, State of Delaware,
On TUESDAY, the I'd day of October,
1877, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Said Farm Is situate on the road leading
from Townsend to Warwick, and distant
about 4 ef a mile from said village-ofTown
send, and containing about
l1O ACRES,
More or less, and adjoirs the lands of Sam
uel Townsend, James L. Taylor and VIM.
L. Riley. The buildings and fences are
good, the soil first quality.
The conditions are, ten per cent. cash
down on day OF sale, and the remainder to
be paid as soon as deed is made. Title un7
disputable, sc.
= SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
Townsend, Del.,( Trustee.
Sept. 8, 1877. sepst&as rs
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All that have once used it pronounce
DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup the best medicine
known for the complaints of early child
hood. 25 cents per bottle.
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AGES.
Under year. %; to ? years, 6; to D
wears. 4 to 10 years, 2; 10 to 20 years, !;
30 To 30 Years, 4; 80 to 40 years, 40 to 90
yeals, 8; so to 90 years, so to 20 years, !;
10 to 80 years, I; so to 81 years, 2; 80 to 100
years, z ; unknown, ATotai, Is; IN toro,or
Born in the U. s., TO porn IN Iorelgn
countries, S--Total, 73.
Males IS; females, ,S5-Total, 73; Brought
here lor burial, 6LTotal deaths pa IN ely, o.
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DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture is the pre-
cription of the late Rev. DR.. j. w. Bull,
of Baltimore, and we think one of the
finest compound offered to suffering hu-
manity.
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+ MEYERS
II MEYERS
||Sesr .ar Manufacturer

cider Poplar Street. NV iVtI
ince Neaa,f pafgar at 25 cents per pa,lon
sauce OF the best quali-
ec-12-dy1y
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LMINGTON MARKETS.
ECIAL NOTICES.
he Grelt Discovery.

|ant to be strong healthy and Wig
EeE. + Kunkel's Bitter Wine of
Enguage can convey an adequate
Immediate and almost miracu-
b. produced by taking f. +. Kun
h Wine Of Iron in the diseased =,
and shattered nervous system.
broken down by excess, weak by
by sickness, the relaxed
|unE organization is restored to
blth and vigor. Sold only in 81
bold by all druggists and dealers
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NOIALES.

N1OTICE.-AT A MEETING OF THE
IN City Council, of Wilmington, held at
the Council Chamber, in the City Hall, in
the said city of WILMINGTON, on Thursday
the 18th day of September, A. D., 1877, Pc
tition in writing from one William w.
Simmons, was presented setting forth GER
tain grounds and specifications upon which
he contests the election of one Taylor Gill,
to the office of Inspector of election for the
Eighth Ward, being the thirteenth election
district of the said city of Wilmington; at
the city election, held on the Fourth day of
SepterD Der, A. D., 1871, which said petition
together with the affadavit of the said Will
liam w. Simmons, accompanying the same
having at said meeting been read and con
sidered by the City Council the 9 SAID CITY
25th, A. D., 1871, at O'Clock in the evening,
at the City Hall. the day and place for hear
ing and determ lining the said contest.
M. L. LITCHENSTEIN,
President of Council
Attest, this 14th day OF September, A. D.,
1871. w. II. FOULK,
can 1b.1t Secretary,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-15
DIED.

JAMES.-On the 14th inst, Bradley Jam es
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the residence of his father. 70,
West street