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EaMlSGToN MARKETS,
|igOIAL NOTICES.
Kunke1's Bitter
Mime of Iron. 20 !. l-i'il y.

.Yubeen known to fail In the cure
has, attended with symptoms, In
Ein TO exertion, loss OF memory .
h Oi breathing, general weakness,
isease, weak nervous trembling,
Horror Of death, night sweats cold
kneSs, dimness Of vision, lapguor,l
h@ltude OF the muscular SyG
nmOus appetite, with dyspeptic
ha hands, flushing OF the body,
tdiheskin, ,pallid countenance and
gonthe face, purifying the blood,
Asback, heaviness or the eye1ids,
ihhck spots flying before the eyes,
kpHly suffusion and loss OF sight;
itenllon, etc. These, symptoms
tnn weakness, and to remedy
. y. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
Brewer fails. Thousands are now
lhealh who have used. IT, Get the
SGld only in 81 bottles. Take
Kunkel's. 49,,
tEinkeps Bitter wine Or ironL.77,7,
" valuable tonic has been 90
iytsted by all classes or the com
anllis now deemed indispenEa-
MlImedicine. 1t costs but Little, ,
&doOd, and gives tone TO the
AOVates the system and pro-
AlSk a trial OF this valuable
ny only 81 per bottle. e, III.
tL Sle Proprietor, No. 259 North
n, N below Vine, Phila., Pa. ASK
tet Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take
Photograph Of the proprietor
mpperi all othersSare counter
aaGounterfelts. Do not let your
kiyou any but Kunkel's which
n lay as above represented. YOu
Y, v 0O''IeS ior So. All l a; k is one
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fff b.
-, ERRATA.-In the report of the meet
ing Of the Delaware Institute of Mech
ahic Arts held on Wednesday evening,
and published in the Gazette of yester-
day, IT was slated that the Board Of
Directors of the. Wilmington Institute,
had asked $3.50 for the use of that build
ing for one weeK. 1t should have read
for two weeks. .i1as s5af o.H ."
NeU 8tooe Store.-Mr. A. W .Quigg,
late with MIR, Zach, Pickels, announces
through our advertising columns that he
has opened a new house furnishing store
at the corner of 9th and Shipley streets.
He will keep constantly on hand stoves,
ranges, heaters and every article apper-
tanning to the household. He will also
promptly attend to all kinds of jObbing.
b Sale of LOts.--On Saturday afternoon
at $50 o'clock, Mr.. j. T. Head, will
have another sale Of building lots. These
lots aReii in aportion of the city that is
rapidly building up, being situated on
Front, Second and Conrad streets, and
between Harrison and VanBnren. All the
lots will certainly be sold, and presents
an excellent opportunity to capitalists to
invest their money, ,, 4. b ~. .sIl3-s
ll uCtS WOTM hHOt0IIys-1O Uuy LH6
best and the most for the least money, is
what everybody looks after, and. the
place Is nowhere else than F. L. Franks
500 Market street, ladies cloak and coat
manufactory.i Mads up of first quality
material and trimmed in elegant style,
ladies' fine .cleaks tor So so, SO so, 81 so
SO 30, $40, $l2 So, ,$14, SIG, $l8, and $40
Ladies' viii find the. largest assortment,
the finest goods and fhe lowest prices at
Frank 3, 500 Market street. nj odi gai9
y 7 "a ,Spqipdler--iP ass him AROUND. .TrA
correspondent writes to the Oxford Press
.aS follows! A young man BY the name
OF John M. Pagan, Of good address, 9 Is
Calling upon the farmers and, ofaring TO
sell what he represents as. Swedish clover
seed, setting forth that its roots are fibr-
Gus and that the winter, trosts won't
throw IT, out, Claiming therefore that 1t
will last for, years and be always very
Notwithstanding but two quarts to
the acre and selling itbythe acre at 81 so
In q day or SO be delivers the seed done
up In paper bags with but one quart in
stead of two. 3 The sesd is the Alsike
clover that gained p notoriety few
years since by extensive advertising and
sold at; fabulous prices, and was one OF
the frauds of the age.-West Chester
Ne,cs.
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'ls74; 9. H. Gallagher, tpay ron W. wase,,i ss,,i
Department., 17409; -R. Fl. Hoagiand.
pay roll Street Department,, 178O8. "a.
On motion, adjourned. l',...
RUN O-HEk.

AN EAPLoYE OF THE r. W. tn. r, r..
IN RETURNING FROM WORK Is KNOCK
y ED DOWN BY A LOCOMOTIVE AND TER
z BIBLY MANeLRD. ,,.. VI l".-.II -
= Last evening, about 10 O'Clock, a shock
ing accident occurred on the p. w. & B,
Il. T., In this city, which will probably
result fatally. ~,
About the time mentioned above, and
while the rain was coming down in tor
rents, Mr.. David III. Carpenter, EMPLOY
ed IN the machine shops of the company,
was returning home, he was knocked
down by Ndinkey" No. IL, and terribly
mangled aboutlthe lower limbs. I'D :
p 1t appears that Mr.. Carpenter was en-
gagged at work in the shop, and when he
9 arted for home. After coming out of the
yard, he found an extra freight train
standing on the north bound track,
having stopped while the locomotive re-
ceived water, and the steam escaping
made such a noise that it was impossible
TO hear the warning of the approaching
dinkey. Just as he crossed in front Of
the locomotive attached to the freight
train, and stepped upon the south bound
track, the dinkey referred to struck him,
throwing him violently to the ground,
cutting his right leg nearly off, and
crushing his left foot very badly. He was
immediately picked up and carried into
what is known as the "dead-house," and
Drs. Kane and Draper were hastily sum
moned, and upon examination Of his in
juries found it necessary to amputate the
mangled leg between the knee and an
kle. 1t is also feared that the left foot
will also have to be amputated. Mr..
Carpenter was taken TO his home No. II
Robinson street, and this morning is in
very oritidal condition and serious ap-
prehensIons are entertained that his in
juries will prove fatal. He had been in
the employ Of The company for about II
years and was considered by the officers
as one Of their most trustworthy work
men, and always relied upon him in case
Of an accident to the rolling stock requir-
ing prompt attention. Y b'ie ffDIl IS
He is a member of the Washington
Lodge, K, Of p, Jefferson Lodge, l. o
20. r., Delaware Encampment, !. o. D
f., and Cherok.e 9 Tribe, /, o. r. M. III
has wife and one child. r.5. Il, .., g.. .,, b.,
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NOTICETO WATER RENTERs.-AlI
IN persons, who have sold property dur
ing the year are required to give notice in
writing to the Registrar, at the. office OF the
on or before the 3oth day of November, 1877;
inserting In the notice the name of the pre-
sent owner, the name ofthe purchaser and
the number and location ofthe property SO
sold. Otherwise they will be held for the
water rent for the year 1878. Bse g.l4l.
All persons who wish to discontinue the
use ofwater must also give notice as above
and pay ~ for drawing the ferrule, or for.
a discontinuance of any portion thereof a
certificate from the plumber that they have
disconnected the pipes. =. -.
Nov Limo. rrf Gre REGISTRAR
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NYOTICE.-By virtue OF an Act, OF the
IN sGenefaI T. Assem- bly, passed at Dover,
February 22ds 1871 hegetbgIgi giye notice to
holders Of Delaware State Bonds, that 1
shall attend at the9 PhiladHlp phia National.
Bank. in the city. of PHILADELPHIA, during
the business hours OF that Bank, on the
three first secular days of january 1878, pre-
pared to redeem and pay off Bonds from
nation of one thousand dollars each, of the
issue Of the Bohds of the State OF Delaware,
under date OF January lst, 1865, and that
from and after the said first day Of Janu-
ary, 1873, the interest ON said Bonds will
cease. 100 o. YiaTHoSi B. % LIES, toC
State Treasurer,
once of state Treasurer, Dover, Novefhr :
Der lst, 1877. 20 esob SUI tnoy1- -2fawijan1 Y
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Walked Overheard. .LOn "Wednesday
evening about 1880 O'clock the watch
man at Bush's coal yard found man
lying across the railroad track between
King and French streets. He awoke
the man and advised him to go home
The man started but being confused he
turned down French street, and the
night being dark he walked overheard
into the creek. His cries soon brought
a number of boatmen TO his aid and they
soon succeeded in rescuing him.
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STRAY Wales
A beautiful day. y:oo% af

A beautiful day. ifl s',''' @"l. vi.l,ltt
Police business is dull 'la-ou s,g {.
Kings Good Samaritan Cough Syrup.
u. The Dr1Aw4RE GAzETrE for this
week is now ready. .7lT 3 .. a. 5.ae1 nj
q The GAZETTE job office is prepared to
do all kinds Of job 'worK. - .,...s
EI5I .T-fESf ~ Ut s5l lE6d . = 5t
If you have a tooth that is decaying go
to DR.. Gallagher No. 8 =.
Fifth street, and have it filed. is4@st
Do not forget that the celebrated
Buell. Family appear at Vest Presby-
terian church on next Tuesday even.
ing. 80 rt0 fRrIA 81 e, s.
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IT OST On Wednesday afternoon a
i pocket-book containing two &5 notes,
on Market street, between Third and Sew
enth, and from Market to Poplar. A re-
ward of So will be given for the return OF
the same to
novs-3t* THIS OFFICE.
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Worm R e mn we'd
''-N Alive ilt7-l 1epM

.si sds " complete in two hours. No
PASSES Seat, pin and stomach
sa9'@ Nv by Dr.. Kunhel,i 259 North
|f. ADVICE free. No fee until
I@p II passes IN one, and alive, DR..
|rI,r sns y only successful physieiRn in
n sl lor lhe removal of worms and
Mlp ID pleasant and safe for
w s,owh NV persons, Send Tor cir
4 e,.D iof bottle of Kunkel's Worm
'ivs y a bottle. Get 1t of your
AneYer fails. noy2- i'm
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The organ rolled its notes from the
growing diapason to the gentle fiute:and
the congregation accompanied by deep
sephlchrai coughs to coughs scarcely aud
tble, because they had not yet heard of
the wonderful eff cacy ofDr. BulP Cnugh
es'pp = has H5l ]
According to the latest reliable returns
the Democratic majority in the State will
be not less than Il, 900, which shows how
singularly accurate the estimates of the
Democratic State COMMITTEES were, and
how utterly unworthy ofany credit were
those made by the Republican Commit
ltee.-Phitadelphia Chroaicle.
tpset.-This morning, one of Bush's
coal wagons loaded with coal upset at
the corner of Fifth and King streets. The
wheels sank into the loose dirt that had
heen used in filling up the excavation
that had been made for the laying of the
new water man on Fifth street. The
coal was thrown out, and the wagon was
somewhat damaged.
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hALROADS.
||ITIISaHdRPHIA, A, WILMINGTON q

|IFIISSadpgHnIA, WILMINGTON q
''aoRE RAIL ROAD.
h, JUNE 10th, 1877. gro
4ieaVe Wilmington as follows
4 'guIs gas and N y Intermediate Stations,
y iO" a. m, 230, 4 30, 7 90,
2Ahm, ~ u ~ a. M lZ ~,
!" and Intermediate Stations, ,
ssad |Igsis ! Washington, :. / os, 8 80, am.
GtVs VsgsiaSare ~ Division, leave for:
2''OV' 90. $50, I'm. lao, 9 80,
sssss1a 10 3, imntermediatestations,5.oo In 500,
na Intermediate Stations, 500,
4lDsssr Sunday Nd TRAINS. s2ina ,-,t,l..Ia. Ts. /.
lOO saa s,o Intermediate Stations,
Gspbia0 0,SO, ~ p: m. I'D ! -
NJ S aad ana M New York, 2.22. ann y
IEsr ila u ,.Washiagton, i Os 4. M ~ u
b tha ai,iormation passeneers are
e tables posted at the
ID. r. KENNEY. Ii-fi
~ Superintendent.
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New. Castle Letter.
III J ~ y
From Our Regular Correspondent.
q NEW GAsELE, NoR,9 o 1877.

! "a, Nav GAsELE, No7, 9ls77.rs
Ef-safgent w, q. crow has made his
restaprant at the Jefferson House assucs
cess. AAnd now that court will soon be
in session his many friends from Viii
mington and the rural districts win have
the gsatisfactlop of knowing that our =
city has q restauFat6uF who knowsehowto
cater to the wants of the public.
Last evening another south east storm
set in and tears were entertained that,
damage would be done along the river.
As yet we have heard no report of
any. .s%GY GUSE ETT
r. The action of our, Mayor in applying
for another POLICE officer, Is meeting
with the appro baton OF all our citizens
which makes good our assertion that, a
good pofce force, plenty OF gas 1ikhtandl
our present streets in good order will
suffice without opening new lthorohgh-
fares for some time to come. ~
although not given to either asking or
answering conundrumS we are forced by
the pressure of public anxiety to ask
what has became of our fire company.
The engine and hose we know are not
in condition fol. service and rumor says
the organization is nearly defunct. If
this be time let the word ''go forth" and
af~new one will be organized in short
metre. there are now residing in
this city large number of persons who
were active members of the Philadel-.
phia fire department who would no
doubt take hold of the matter and an ac-
tive and efficient fire company would be
the result, Heretofore these parties have
taken no intrest in the matter from the
fact that being strangers and not caring
to- push themselves forward amongst
those who were born and bread within,
sight of the engine house. In a short
time theNspeGiai COMMITTEE of City Goun-A
ell appointed to look into the condition
of engine and house viii make an inves-
|tigationinto the state of affairs, That isso
far as the cities interest is concerned and
the facts made known 10 the publicwhe
are deeply interested in having an ade-
quate protection from fre.-sas.ss
The lecture in the Court House was
fairly attended last night despite the
drenchlng rain. Rev. John Peddie of
the Fourth Baptist ChurchFof Phiiadel-
phia was the speakH taking for bis sab
ject, ''Ths .felloaobhap Of SoSaetg"l which
contained some telling hits Upon the
ways of the world or its people. With
fair evening an overcrowded house would
have been the result we felt satisfied. II n
- - ~ ~
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Il oTIcE:-oFEIcE lPRAo1ITIoNER

NJ oTIGE;To4FfFIcE 81 lPRAc111yoNER
.,o., h DR.FALFREp WALTON .., .'''. e. =.
respectfully offers his services to such as
call upon lllim at 2s6 Market street. No
charge except for the medicine. Charges
moderate! "a .g9Inl aL18 Q loct2l-1md
10th DIVIDEND. The Directors OF
jllU this Institution have this day de-
.clared dividend of three per cent, on The
capital stock of this Bank for the last six
mouths, pay able to the stockholders or
,theirlegal representatives on or after the
18th INST. clear of all taxes. ufuI1 iH t..1Yi
Igt BY order, W..M- BELL, Cashier.
Bank of Smyrna, NoY.I 1st, 1877. hoy3aw4t
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SECOND VBDIIToNl %
WASHINGTON.
PROSPECTS or Mr.. B1AND's SILVER
di BILL IN THE SENATE.

II
Dispatch TO the Ne,s. York HefpH.) YGl
e ,7, ,WAsHyeToS, Noy,S, 1877.
7 The silver men bpast that they can
carry their bill through the Senate, and
profess that not more than eighteen Sem
atofs can be found to vote against it, but
they are mistaken. The Senate will not
pass the bill as it stands, because It will
not vote to give to private persons The
profit off, coinipg .jnipety rthtea sAoeute'
worth of silver into a dollar. It is inn
possible to get majority of the Senate
to vote for this jobIA They will probably
vote to remonetize. silver. but they will
amend the House bill in such a manner
that the tgdvefnment alone will be- allow
ed to coin silver dollars, in order that
the treasury shall gain the profit on'this
coinage. They win disappointthe spsc4
ulRtors in silver, but it will get the votes
Of most Of the silver men who are hon
estly in favor OF RECOMMENDATION but OPP
posed to jobbing, v srr5 -I ,..wr
MR. wELsH's coNFIRMATIoN-FHE NEW
ri YORK APPOINTMENTS.
~ Mr.. Welsh will be confirmed, probably
tomorrow, and without opposition II
is expected that the New York Custom
House appointments will cause strife in
Senate. The anti-Hayes men say that
Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.. Prince ,shallInoi
be confirmed. of Mr.. Merritt they do moi
speak III such positive terms. Mr., Conk.
ling had not returned to-day, consequent
ly no meeting of his meeting of his COM
mittee, which has these nominations in
charge, has yet been held. WV a-.n1 ..
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CHA NGB OF HOURS-
- The following I'm Rortant change IN trains
will take effect Sunday, November 4 lth
Trains. how leaving philadelphia for
Wilmtngton at 6.p m, and Wilmington for
On Sundays; thee p m Will run as now.
The train now. leaving 'bamoKin for
Philadelphia at 6 As a m will leave at So a
m, and arriveat philadelphia 43 a m
&The train now leaving Philadelphia at
ii / p m, for Lamokin and way Stations
will leave at 10 80 p m. ..-.,.,-..,A,
A train will leave Philadelp phia at II 80 p
m daily for Baltimore and Washington,
stopping al the principal stations, and the
II 50'p m connection with the New York
and Washington express will be withdrawn
The II 35 p m train from Ba tlmore will
leave at IL l0p m III. #. kENNEY.
| VPhila., Nov. sth, 1877. ~ supt.
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IND Stro,oNa e Naa Scissors. i -st,ss,s
,Ssl slFSiisat, FiIssaS Nail Brushes, Hand
+, RP}NNall NNall Brushes, ETC., for
Corner rstiINGHURST & CO.,
M n,-Ath iAth and Market SITS.
tlh ,sn, ,aeuious Cure for Corsss
|spasn sIIh Of great popularity for
3. RnIlSSIhHo9t pain. -
'AlNGHuRsT d CO., AZ
ICorne, g, Apothecatissl
I, usf Sixth and Market Sis
SSsAess ,Sstn ss ,ns nam. ABdH 4
sOaps in hiasn IN Towels Barn sponeea.
,sSsS, straeeSs n extensive variety. Also
gPrictiono =, Brushes, &c. .of horse
aihe saSmasa Gloves, ] and MANY many s9 othsr
Corner sisStH iNsStHURsT & &CO.,rnq
.An and Market SITS.
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R,s Duy ana seiI STOCKS,
I1Mnn Bonds and Gold la N
s"Vui York, Phila, baltimore
land local, markets.

sAhHs ~ AND BROKERS'.
-~'e building. Entrance on 81
4. Street. f'''Jf7i . ~ =
EsiS mn dimaerlcan, Red Star, Inman
I'M ZINES ZINES 10 Great Britain and
FOR SALE.
Ion @ Public Education Bonds
NVn National Bank Stock.
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5hihLW RITrr : - ----------~
VEST VI WHTnH4 HTHE 3 SEASON A'&A L.
|po, Aii,1pbbEIssALE pbIs AND RE.
|STPRao sF; Louis AMI PAT
|ApAf2AA4 FLOUR oauhRsNEso- III.
". n 3 cts, per lb., at
II SShANDLER'S, En-
oll MARKET. ST.
,s33Sss1ss' s'1ons iO S91 qf the really beansi.
~qAO cash re",il Wilmington for sale
SSl ls'e and No.! j. IL. HEALD,
;" i'gage Exchange,
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NOTICE TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
In PAY YERSe IF 9t877l-Person who have
not paid their city and school tax for 1871, i,
bills having been rendered to them and
who cannot pay atonoe, will please call at
our office and make some arrangements as
ito when they Icani pay and thus avoid no.
tice by postal cards, To those who do not
cali We We Will send postal cards and also ad.
iyertise their names and amounts dneu
for taxes, as we are determined to close out
this term under the law. 2A5 hiHi % Hsli'@
tie at once, or we will sell their lots for
itaxes-and 4 costs. AH2+'stf = 10 zt1 -
Hours from q, m. TO II % from tob
and 7 to 8 p. m. e. PROVOST, 3,
E. FARMER, d.
itoct25- I'm o9iHL Collector for 8. District
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IN eTHDINIDEND. ~ Yitl1g2 91B
'lUO OFFIcE oF, THE HEDELAwAREt 4fd
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMP ANY,
~ .ranri10yNo. 608 Market Sireet, n1

l41 mead ogAa tpiiNkSSembsr s5aMtis sd isi7
The, Board of Directors hayel this day der
clared dividend OF 81 per, share, on the
capital stock fof che com pany, out OF the
net earnings for the past six mouths, pay,
able on demand t6 the Stockholders, or
their Legal representatives at the office Of
said company. f. L. GILHINy s,Te
no5eodSt ' w Secretary and Treasurer. y
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NOTICES:

NHESAPEAKE ilAND DELAWARE
ing Of the pr3prietors OF this Company
will be held at their Office in Phflad ell phia,
52s Walnut street, on Monday, Decemb Der
3. 1877, at uo'clock. .tiit t.qis BAL, 11I iIitatu
I'D ~ HENRY v. LESLEY,
nov8-1tdaw nc ~ aEN ''lY Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-13

Cuban adviceS report nothing positive re-
garding the reported negotiations for peace
between the Spaniards and insurgents.
The latter are demoraliZed, over hundred
having surrendered within week. Gene
raj Prendergast is reported to have gone to
Manzanillo to negotiate for the surrender oil
500 insurgents. A Madrid dispatch says
the Spanish Government has paid over half
a million on account OF the claims OF
American citizens in Cuba for property DC
stroyed during the revolution.
Another battle is reported in Armenia,
commencing at noon on Tuesday and last
ing till 6 O'Clock in the evening. The losses
were heavy on both sides. Moukhtar Pa
sha's official dispatch in relation to this fight
says it was caused by the Russians attempt
ing to surprise corps OF observation posted
at Kozkan to cover the concentration OF bis
forces at Aladio Dagh. He claims TO have
repulsed the Russians with the loss OF 1,20C
men.
President MacMahon has issued mani
fcsto denying the charges made against the
Government, and appealing to the electors
not to plunge the country in an unknown
future OF crisis and conflict by returning
the opposition candidates. The senatorial
Left have issued conference.-the, de-
claring that the official candidates are the
enemies OF the Republic.
The Marquis OF Salisbury, in 4 speech at
Bradford, expressed the opinion that the
war was not likely to end until one OF the
belligerents was strikingly defeated OF Ut
terlv exhausted. .. 5