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SpFEERHl will exhibit lts presence by
the cries Of the baby, and should be re-
moved by the prompt use Of that highly
recommended remedy, pr. Bulls Baby
Syrup. It Is tree trom Opium. Price % cts.
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100 LADIES, Misses and Children's
cloaks at great reduction at the Cloak
Emporium. ]. BLUM & BIO.
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C. A. scHAEFFER & co.,
I'd ft-.,,.., -, NJ ~ .
GVECrTORS, same on

LNAECO4OhS SA14Es VT
II VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned, Executors q The last VIII M
testament o. JONATHAN Cross, deceased lsee WI
Book No s, pages n and IA, EiLl, on SATURDAY,
December 9Th, ISIS, Al the ir0nt door Of the Cur
HCuse o. OhIJ county, West virginia, commencing a
10 o'clock l. ~ sell II puhlle auetioa 70 the hshe'
and best BIDDER the following real etate, that Il z
Iay certain lot OF parcel u ground lying 10 South
Wheeling. Ohio county. West vITginlA; sid Iot q
parcel Of ground Il situate the s6utbeat corner d
fhiFty-elGhth ADD Jacob streets, and known - Loi
Ma ohe ~, in SQUARE No. tUenty-six 49, On which
Is erected 6ne tvU-story Brick HOuse, containing
nine FoonA rH
Terms q sale: oue-haI cash on Day Il Eale, q y
much more as the purchaser may elect, The balants
80 two sqWal payments d hx and tEtlTs nonthI vita
Interest tTpta date. Deferred payuentS 70 Be secured
WN. HALL.
EDWARD Cross
ELLIOTT ". Cross,
EIeeatorA
VII. HALLER, A1stI0DeeT,
By Go P. LINeH. Attorney. . 20
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II UVk INDUSTRIOUS FkVFIE. :,
Wsotsf ior ale & 900 acres Of excellent hnd On The
yItsI d Buekhlnnon river. 10 Randolph coGntyt W.
Va 70 actual Seiters II TsEy Low Price and 90 Iona
tie ''CArenAoar estste Of d. e Blum, Hsvetia, W.
Va We employ no lad 3SHntS 20 land speenlAtor,
lGt sall direct % actual BsttlsEA Title perfect - ~
Apply 70 james PiekenS Florence, Randolph county
Cha { NyhnS BuehanD0n, upshuf county; Dr. z.
Hum, HheslIbG. Ohio counIy. oei-44S
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CHEAP HOME 8.

$3.50 will buy = Ooe-s;oTy Frame Dwelling, two
roGsns md kiieAt0, and cellar.
$3.50 Vii bay Frame House With loGt rooms
lot 60IlS. " -
FOR SALE OR EXCHASGE--one three-story
Briek Building cOatIiRing y TOonsv LneindAng oas
Large Store RoSn, Gas, water, etc. bis hne pfo-
Psrty b EIIaated near the new m1Tkst, on Nafkti
street, and known - the Sherman House.
For particular, write OF HpPlyto
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1000

20. &.-BAEIXs PoEDEE MANUFACTURED BT c. Z
ANpREWs 4 Co, XILWArEEE, VIZ
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Is EvERYBoDY's NouTu.-Praise and So,
zodont-Greatest luxury Of modern
times beauties and preserves tho teeth.
The repulive breath Is rendered as fra.
grant Is 4 rose, and Coldness by friends, OF
In business, will be no longer noticed.
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RExARxABIR REDUCTIONS on cloaks. See
at the head OF local this morning.
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HARRY MctuRE is selling cheap winter
Hats and Caps, at No. 3 hclure House
Building. III i ,a
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G. e. sTlFEl & co. have just opened
another lot Of cIoaks. Prices lower than
ever. &c. STlFEl & CO.,
1865 Main Street.
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The Parkersburg LndEx says: Mrs. Geo.
H. Caldwell, Mrs. Whitaker and two gen.
tlemen Of Wheeling, composing a very fine
orartette, have kindly consented TO visit
Parkersburg as soon as the Rose Opera
House is completed, and give an enter.
tainment for the benefit Of the Episcopal
Church"
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Einauial.

PANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
sroEsoE 70 III
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4 xrNBER Of Young folks visited the res
idence of Prof. George schwarzbdch, on
Thursday evening, as surprise party to
Mr.. Schwarzbach's children. The visitors
brought with them lots OF good things to
eat, which they partook of sumptuously,
during the evening, The Professor and
his good wife entertained in their best
manner their young guests, who with a
few Of their elders, spent the evening very
pleasantly.
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Great Reduction In price ofKnives, Spoons
JACOB W. GRUB, IeweIer,
1854 Main Street.
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Maussa,

JTAYTED-A GIRL TO DO GENER-
w Al H0asvOst. APPly Al TOn oGss, Salg.A-
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RENARE4BLE REDrcT.oS. On d5aI, =.
TO the Cloak Emporium. !. Bly.x 70
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A GOOD AND HEALTHY HOME FOR

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The Supreme Court sits to-day.
'"RIP Vas wrSK1E" matinee this alter
noon.
TIM season for stealing buffalo robes has
arrived.
BRACELETS made of old coins are the
recherche thing.
TaE Municipal Court will hold an ad.
iourned session to-day.
PAY your water rents and city taxes,
and save seven per cent.
The beautiful weather brought the peo-
pie out in swarms yesterday.
A DISTRICT Educational Convention
meets at St. Clairsville to-day.
KIxoHoRx 4 SKINS new ale brewery
started up yesterday in full blast
oxE deed OF trust and one deed in fee
were admitted TO record yesterday.
A WAGON loaded with corn was wrecked
on Main street, above 9Th, yesterday morn
ing.
THr Leasure Boat Club gave q masque'
rade ball at Koch's Hall, Eighth Ward, las'
night.
TIE starke-McCord perjury case will bt
argued before Justice Vim. Phillips thi:
afternoon.
Freight business on the railroads !:
very good to all points, and the outlook l.
encouraging.
The young men at the Opera House who
90 out between the acts probably 60 GU
for an opera glass.
A FASHIONABLE HOP is announced to take
place at Stamm's Hotel, out the pike
next Thursday night.
TIE Triadelphia German Church held q
festival at Mrs Roetteger's hotel, at Elm
Grove, on Thursday evening.
The sale OF seats for the Esther orato
no will commence this morning at
O'Clock, at Lucas Music store.
JACOB FRASzMAN, of Washington, Pa.
slaughtered pig seven months old, few
days ago, that weighed. when dressed, 30
pounds.
Nh. ANTON REYxANS on Thursday re
ceived four car loads OF California barley
for his brewery-the first, we understand
ever BROUGHT to this city.
THERE was bad case Of breakdown Oh
Market street, opposite the Postottiee, yes
terday afternoon. \ wagon loaded witt
sand was badly wrecked.
YESTERDAY was a fine day and the street
presented an animated appearance. Busi
ness was lively and the merchants wer'
well satisfied with results.
The east half of the double tenement oil
Ohio street, Island, belonging to the estat
OF the late John Morgan, was sold yeter
day By Auctioneer HeTyey to John II
Brown, for 81 SIS.
\ SOCIAL party OF some twenty-fiv,
couples went out the National Road to tn
residence Of Mr.. Sauer, last evening, an'
spent several hours very pleasantly dane
ing to the music Of Cockayne's orchestra
Sur. LoF1rs, OF the Citizens Street Rail
way, was engaged yesterday afternoon il
removing the turn.table from the nort
end OF the track down near Jonathan
Rayiue, which will hereafter be the term
mus OF the road in North Wheeling.
The mild weather OF yesterday va
taken advantage OF by the boys fond o
marbles, and in some streets the walk
were almost impossible owing To- tn
crowds. Perhaps contact with the DAM
earth is not the best thing for the young
sters in these days Of diphtheria.
The Parkersburg LsdEx says: Mrs. Geo
II. Caldwell, Mrs. Whitaker and two gen
tlemen Of Wheeling, composing a very I'M
orartette, have kindly consented TO visi
Parkersburg as soon as the Rose Oper
House is completed, and give an enter
tainment for the benefit OF the Episeopa
Church"
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finest CLoAks in the city at great re-
duction. /. BLuM 4 BAG.
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spauIdings Glue mends broken toys, &c
fTs4W
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AMI
EOR SALE
EI0R SALE LOW AND on EASY

Frra q 20 lses. 90 The ohIo rirer. eighteen miles
trU=a Wheeling. Aboat oDs-third river bottom lhns
l1HTiI sO Dot subject 70 overflow, well adapted iGf
an b sasty cultivated Ehea cleared. Watefed By
iertns drain yin make EplepdM sock fra.
W. v. HOdR BRO,
nrS 100 Market s.
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TIsH-NssEsrSl, SoA !, IsA u eaif' "A IssEG
ria asa kitA Lake Htthaf y - "a ~ ~
6GrTslk Salt WItsr HsIIinS y HA'
tsls. u store aH4 ioE Llse ,I,ui NLlss
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The other evening sneak thief entered
the hall OF Mr.. J. J. Roberts boarding
house, corner Eotf and 10th streets, and
carried of an overcoat belonging to Mr..
Roberts. He also took from the pocket OF
Mr.. Sam. Wilson'S overcoat, which hung
in the hall, a new pair Of gloves. An over.
coat belonging to young son OF Mr.. Rob-
erts was taken short distance, and then
thrown back into the yard.
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NOR SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
d Adams Lucas. The Tunning geaEs are near
" mes. viii b odd Al very loE PrseT. To he sesh
a the store Of C. y. Lucas Apply 70 =, ,,,vs
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T1EErH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

DuriaS the eleven ye,rs have been Prsetidne 10
wheeling / have administered g1s 70 oIa ~ e.
ost every eass With entfe sstataeton % nysen ano
We eonstantIy keep on hand pure NItEous oxide
ga '0' '0H''s tNAs e' Ok suRGIsoS 4 sou.
,sss No ilES Market St
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oHrw JacEsOn's Best Sweet Navy Tobao
o. TTH
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TINS morning at 9 O'Clock the sale OF
seats for Queen Esther begins at Lucas
music store. Agreeable to the requests Of
a number OF persons, the rates OF admis'
sion have been graded to suit the times,
20 cents securing seat in the orchestra
circle and 10 cents in the dress circle. I'm.
reserved seats in the gallery are sold at s.
cents.
The construction OF o reservoir has been
commenced near the Washington Fair
Grounds, 10 supply water for the locomo.
tiyes OF the Hempfeld Division OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and for those
OF the Pittsburgh Southern and the
Waynesburg and Washington Railroads
The reservoir win be ffty-two feet in
diameter.
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THIRD EDITION.
For the Gazette.
It OF IIlt OdZtUIts
To the Democracy of New Cas-
tie County.

As one of the Executive Committee
enter my protest against what is called
rules to govern the party of this county.
A committee was appointed in 1876 to
draw up a set of measures for the Demo-
cratic party to act under, after first being
submitted to a vote of the party for or
against them. There was large majori-
" against these proposed rules. there
fore they were killed. Notwithstanding,
set of delega es that were appointed to
make out the county ticket, took upon
themselves the further responsibilit to
reenact those same defunct rules that
had been voted down few weeks be-
fore, and the fourth rule that re-districts
the county was SO unpopular that it only
received % votes out OF 90, therefore it
never passed. for it was first defeated by
ballot, and second by the delegates who
had no right TO touch its dtfunct carcass.
Yesterday, at Middletown, eight of the
thirteen members met, and made such an
appUrtionment even if had acquiesced
III said fraudulent rules | could not sup
port them. Therefore, left the meeting,
and take this means to let the Democra-
cy know l do not acquiesce in the fraud
i have taken an active part in politics
Ior a long ime, not as an office hunter,
Dut TO honestly better the condition of
the masses and give them more liberty
and power. But If the masses submit to
few tlickst' rs stealing and destroying
political equality Of the white masses,
IN short time a poor man will be
mere cipher. The Indignant white mass
es should call a mass mt eting, and pass
resolutions, and denounce these would-be
masters aud tricksters and bring the
Democratic party back to It's ancient
doctrine. SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
Townsend, Del, July IL, 1873.
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RerSOnAE.

Ex-Governor Walker, of Virginia, is at
the Girard.
Packard has left New Orleans for his
Liverpool consulship.
Sheppard (the "Boss'') watches the
Grant sensation from Baltimore.
General James Watson Webb has so
far improved that his recovery is prob
able.
Senator Thurman believes that IL q p, t.
ter business has rather helped than hurt
his party.
Peter Cooper favors the selection of
Ben Butler as the Presidential candidate
of the Nationals.
James Lawrenson, the oldest surviving
postal clerk, has been in the department
since 1919.
A Mrs. Dickinson shot and killed 900
pound grizzly in the Coast Mountains
ten days ago.
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Senator Thurman of Ohio, is really in
earnest. He is at work for the Demo-
cratic Presidential nomination in 1880
Tilden, Mcclellan, Hendricks, and the
rest Of the thousand Democratic aspir-
ants for the White House will find the
Buckeye Senator real lion in their path.
-Chicdgo journal.
A long-range rife match between teams
from the Baltimore, Md, Rifle Club and
the Columbia Rifle Club, of Washington
has been arranged to take place shortly,
the prize to be shot for being a splendid
long-range breech-loading rifle valued at
S125.
The beach at Long Branch is burrow-
ing away at the bluff. until at one point
there remains but four feet Of bank 10
the ocean drive fence.
The coming fight in the Republican
camp will be between the Grant and the
anti-Grant factions, with the chances in
favor Of the former.
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TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING MIR MI Il
RpEIS.

There Is a curious story about son. ,,.
wines which are extensively advertl,eii S'u u'u
days, and have only recently been Irr m, y. w.
the market. DIR. Underhilf tbe vir nj v
grape-gTower Of Croton Point dsi !, ~
Some of his heirs entertained t,,,'.'
views of such extreme kind that ~ -.
unwilling to allow the stock Of wipeS.a
hand to be sold or any more 10 /, ~
The grapes have sometimes BEEN e., -
market, and sometimes lef, to de,y n.
the vines. 1t is only now that the OH
have succeeded in arranging for se,i',rs
of the estate and the sale Of tht viDs
hand. Among these Is q wine Of The NM.
Of 1864. described as "Sweet Union ~
but suggesting the Imperial TOkny M
than any other European wine, ui ~
wholly unlike any other wine q An,Sa3
growth. Its purify, age and melloTrss \
remarkable. and both physicians and ~
fanciers have a special interest in i,uAl
oldest native wine now accessible in ayml
siderable quantity. The whole stockabS,
hands Of the well-known wholesale rcTI
house Of the Thur5ers.-M Y, lgS
NoV. I9, 1877.
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PhBnicians, Assyrians, Persians,
Egyptians, Romans, oaracens, Venetian, !,
Turks, and English have now in turn
lorded itover Cyprus, which has also
bad three hundred years interim of
government by its own Kings. 1t was
fortunate for America that Di Cesnola
began and ended his borrowings in this
tr' asure house of mony successive civil.
zatioes before Disraeh's day had come TO
hoist the flag of Britain over it.
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FOURTH EDITION
Gen. ,.sherman's Imaginary Hor-
SEES.
From the Hartford Times.

N"' WV <A@ VVfU A"teos
Gen. Sherman, in recent interview,
which has been rather extensive ly
printed, endavored to raise sensation
over what he calls the inconsis .ehcies of
of the new army bill. He makes point
that il does not provide horses for off
GERS who are in command OF artillery
and calvary, and that "the officers
will have to go on foot, while the priva-
tes are on horseback" This, is all the
sheer, St kind of Nonsense, and no one
knows it better than Sherman hin. self.
The new army bill provides horses for
every army officer in actual service who
should have one, or who ever did have
one. II does not, however, allow army
officers who are detailed in this and
other cities, on staff and oLher special
duty, TO draw feed for horses they do not
have, and Ghis is what Sherman is kick
ing about. Under the law he is entitled
to about fifteen horses, and feed for the
same. He never kept any horse while
he resided in this city, and as he is trAv-
elling about in railroad cars over the
country about all OF the time, he uoes not
keep no Sc in any other city. Con-
sequen L., be will net here after be-
allowed to draw pay for those fifteen
horses which he only owned i'll imagina-
tion. His receipts from this source were
about $3.50 day.
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FIFTH EDITION.
MOOnlight Excursion.

The moonlight excursion of the "B.
O." of Union NJ. K. Church, came off last
evening, on the steamer Sdn,l M. FELTON,
and was well attended, nearly five hun
dred persons being on board. Excellent
vocal and instrumental music was provid-
ed, and the ride down the river was much
enjoyed by all on board.
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Gone to MT. Cuba.

This morning several of the managers
OF the Home for Frendless children ac-
compan. ed by the little inmates of that
institution, left on the 1920 train en- the
Delawa, e Western h. r., for Mt. Cuba,
WI Where they Will spend the day p.cnicing
Ihe car was furnished free of expense iy
Mr.. William NJ. Candy, President of the
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COlOred Picnic.

One ofthecolored bands of this.city had a
picnic yesterday afternoon, on the
Brandywine, at the foot of Broome street
some of those present were in a fighting
mood and wrangled half the afternoon,
though no actual outbreak occurred. In
the ev, ming the band held an ice cream
festi val at the City Hall.
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The New York Sun says :

The New York Sun says
Why have Hayes AID Sherman waited
till the present moment to turn out Ar
thur and Cornell? Why did they not
submit this matter to the Senate previous
to its adjournment three weeks ago?
The answer is obvious to all who look
below the surface TO find it. Mr.. Conk-
ling's term in the Senate expires next
March. He is candidate for reelection.
His success depends upon his ability TO
carry majority of the Assembly to be
chosen this fall The State Senate holds
over, and Mr.. Conkhng's friends claim
that he has a majority of FIVE or six in
that branch of the Legislature There
may be slip in one or two names but
at all events the count is so close that Mr..
Conklng will pretty surely be beaten,
unless his supporters control the next
Assembly.
The suspension of Arthur and Cornell
is blow aimed at MIR. Conkling by
Hayes, Sherman, and Evarts. They are
bent on his defeat, and, therefore, at
this critical point in the Senatorial can
vass, they throw this apple Of discord in
to the campaign.
In one word, Mr.. Conkling will have
to destroy Hayes, sherman, and EvartS
unless he is willing that they should
grind him to powder,
The daily gazette., 1878-07-12
JAMES FlNEGANDEAD.

James Flnegan, well-known ma
chihlst, died last evening at his resi-
Hehce No. 5l2 Washington street, after a
Anee'ing illness, of consumptior. De-
ceased as a brother IF eX-Csuncilmau
lenfy L. FInegan, who died few years
ago.
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PROMISED TO VACATE.

Rebecca Montgomery who was arrest
cd on Tuesday night last upon the charI o
of KeeDing disorderly house wac lot of,
by paying the cost aud proissing to ,aca Q
her present location on Orange street,
below Third.
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The Boat Race,

lhe boat race which was started on
Saturday last under the auspices of Jack
son Gross, will be finished on SATURDAY.
week. Zofh ms. The course will be the
same as the one gone over Sa. .urday las. .
The daily gazette., 1878-07-12

GEN. BUTLER deserves TO be elected
Governor Of Massachusetts by the Dem
ocratS, for his honesty in voting against
the Republicans to seat Congressman
Dean, whom he proved was fairly
elected He is able and hike Borkis,
willin'' The people prefer him to the
Whole list of proscriptive Radicals that
I'LL the Republican party ofMassachuetts
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Russell 4 korthfop,
30S Mar ket ST.
mays
STATE OF DELAWARE,)
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. [

L, Ighatins G. Grub, Secretary of State.
Of the state OF Delaware, do hereby certify
that John T.. DOnahoe and William II
honlIson, co-partners, trading as Donahoe
toOlnson, III the city of Wilmington
Delaware, have this day filed in nv Office
the description Of the bottles and he
marks thereon, used by said hrm, OF which
the following is a true and correct COPY,
to wit: P''
description OF bottles and the mari,
thereon of John =. Donahoe and William
IL. Robiason, trading under the name AMI
hrm or Donahoe and hobinson, in the CItv
OF " Wilmington, Delaware, yenders of
Mineral Water, Porter, Ale, and othcr
beverages In bottles.
Pint and half pint light green glass bot
ties lth their firm name 4" Donaioe Il
hoblmsoh," and The words "Wilmik gton,
Del. blown or impressed upon said bo,
ties III raised letters.
We do hereby file in the Office OF the SEC
retary OF state, of the stale OF Delaware
lhe foregoing description of the bottles
and the marx N reo,', used by us in our
business. DONAHDE " ROBINSON
IN TESTIMONY WHERE.
[ SCAU NOF have hereunto sci nv
/ /hahd and Oifieial Seal 1t
- Dover, this Sevenleenth dav
Of June, a. ID One Thousand Eight Unnyy my
IGNATiUs C. GRUBB.
| Secretary of Stale.
| SEC. 8. That the fact OF any person. other
/ H., any
| such bottles Tor the sale therein of any
| beverages, shall lie fIftmd Jucla prool al
| the unlawful use or purchase of such hot.
ties as aforesaid. and any sucn owner. a,
agent of the ownrr, who shall make oailI
| Oh affirmation before the Mayor or 4 lder.
i man of the city of Wilmington, or amy
| Justice oi the Peace that he has reason Il
| believe, and does believe, that any of nj,
bottles, stamped and registered as aiore.
said, are being unlawfully used, or ar,
concealed by any person or persons sell
| ing aud manufacturing mineral waters
I porter, ale or other beverages, that In,
| said Mayor, Alderman or Justice OF IN.
| Peace shall Issue process in nature of ,
search warrant, directed to any constable
commanding him to search The premises
wagons, carts o, other places of the offend
er or said offenders where said bottles ar
alleged TO be, and If upon such search an,
bottles so marked shall be found. to brini
the same, together with the body of nj
person in whose possession they NAV h
found, before said Mayor, Alderman a
Justice OF the Peace, there to be dealt witt
according TO law.
Sec 3, page 81, Revised Statutes.
The above law will be strictly carrie
l out H istG Ftgu Ht NtYFH = Ss---t =
. Jeao-6tw DoNAHoE q ROBINSON.
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SHlPM ENI OF PEACHES

Peaches shl continue to be- shipped
over the Delaware r. r., but in small
quantities, not a. yet amounting to car
load at time. In the course Of another
week The railroad officials, expect the
ShlPments:to amour to car loads, and this
VIII neceSSitate extra Trains.