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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-11
LEWIS PHELPS
% II al Once!

Persons who have become thoroughly
chilled from any cause, may have their
circulation at once restored by taking in
To the stomach teaspoonfui of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment, mixed in a little cold
water. we'll sweetened.
LYONS KATHAIRoN makes beautiful
luxGriant, glossy hair; prevents its fall
Ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood the
test of 40 years Is charmingly perfumed
and has no rival.
Henry X. Bond, of Jefferson. Maine. was
cured ofspitting blood, soreness and weak
ness OF the stomach, by the use oi John
sons Anodyne Liniment internally.
Every farmer who owns good stock ol
horses, cattle and sheep, and intends 10
keep them through the winter should at
once get good stock OF Sheridan's Cav
airy Condition Powders. One dollars
worth will save at least half ton OF
hay.
A WIDE AWAKE YOUTHS PAYER
For judicious editing, select and popular
contributors, aud sprlshly, entertaining z
reading the Youths Companion, Of Boston
has no superior among the youths publi-
cations
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-11
SEO OK El'O KT,

SAX FRA NCIsCn STOCK AND Ex.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-11
from n Distinguished Jurist.

~ have tired the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and
the result fully sustains your prediction.
1t has made a new man ofme, muse d in
to my system new vigor and energy. l
am no longer tremulous and debilitated
as when you last saw me, but stronger,
heartier, and with larger capacity for
labor-mental and physical-than at any
time during the last five years. Sold by
all druggists.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-11
McKenzie's.

Carving knives at Sutherland's,
rs Main street. 2my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-11

WINES.
cLARET IN BULK eos1 Monsrorap,f. 81 apeb.l.
)Chateau La Rose, Meyneux;
CASES Chateau LATTE, Meyneux;
Chateau Margau, Becker fils.
WHITE WINE.
Sauterne, re Stoutz;
ti,ts-s Hannapier;
Chablis;
Chateau Yquem, F. Deslomu.
BURGUNDIES.
Chamhertin, Mopperi:
Chambertln. A. Noblet;
Eolnay, Tn. de Rutte:
Pomard, A. Noblet.
HOOK.
Ncir>iciner;
aabenhein CT;
Afenilsai,r;
Lyib. rauenmilch. Nlsbet.
CHAMPAGNE.
Grand Imperial;
carte Blanche;
Moei Il Chandon;
Uoederer.
CORDIALS.
C..racoa;
A.arasb inc;
Ch,.treus;
Benedictine;
Pousse Cafe.
WEYMOUTH, ABSINTHE,
HENNEssY AND MARTELL BRANDY,
CUTTERS WHISKY,
BlTTERS, SYRUPS, ETC, ETC
ALSO, ALL GRADES OF
CALIFORNIA, WINES.
We shall also keep full assortment OF
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Conslsting Of Tubs, Pals, Baskets Of all
Kind. Brushes, Churns, Butter
| Eoards. Butter Moulds, to
| 2lbs.. etc., etc.
m-nis OF Produce, Grain. Wool. Hides
etc.. making advances on same, or will
buy at highest market price.
WILL OPEN JULY ist.
The public Is respectfully invited.
!, MYERS g. MENDELS0N
As & so SPRING ST.,
Los ANGELES. Cal.
AT THE SIGN or THE BIG
'''I'''
' Jsaslm
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Notice..

Raxors of every make at Suther.
lands gun store, 75 Main street.
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County Valuation.

We are indebted to the pollteness
of County Assessor A. w. Ryan
for the following official estimates
Of what we are worth in this county.
We quote:
The total number of acres of real
estate assessed in this county, ex-
elusive Of town lots and possessory
claims, is 1,250,SSi. This is class
flied as follows:
First grade-Irrigable, most, vineyard
and orchard land, worth from $50 to $50
per acre; average. $23.10-62, 749 acres; to-
tsl value, 81 ,449 ,565.
Second grade-Medium and good grain
and farm land, worth from $40 to $40 per
acre; average, S11 .70-150,01 acres; value,
81 ,766, ,348.
Third grade-Fine grazing and p,or
grain land, worth from SIS to $40 per acre;
average, .67-292, ,099 acres; value, 81,
656, ,101.
Fourth grade-Grazing, swamp, alkali,
mountain and rock land and river bed,
worth from so cent, to SIS per acre; aver
ass. asf' sl'Si-'s''0 700 ''f''' S''a'' Si'e1'''
Real estate, other than city or
town lots .................. sG,299, 1872
to same owner ............. 1851 1858
City and town lots. ........... 3,469,55
Improvements on same assessed
to same owner. r.............. l,84l, IT'S
Improvements en- all property
of the land. d................. 4s. .735
Possessory claims. 6l, l,40l
improvements on same ...... 23,46O
Milling claims. s................. 450
Total actual cash value Of all des-
criptons of real estate. :. .S13, ,597, JOG
Total cash value of personal pro-
| perty. ...................... 2,026 OO0
Grand total Assessment Of conn
| tv sir oo9 ING
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In Fancy Groceries we Have:

In Fancy Groceries we Have:
Anchovies, spiced;
do salt;
Holland Herrings;
do do (MarineIt);
do do all Milts;
Brabant Sardelies;
Russian Sardines;
Oysters, Spiced and Picked;
Anchoyy and Bloater Pasie;
Assorted Truffied Pates, consisting
of goose liYers, plovcrs, snipe
ana quail;
Sardines, 1aAaless;
Mackerei ia III;
Fruits in 81 sd
BOned Turk. I'd Chicken;
Swiss Cheese,
Edam Cheese;
Crosse q Bfeckp ell Pickle and
Preserves;
Marmalade:
Currie Powder;
COrnichoneS, Chutnee;
potted and Deyiiled Meats;
Preserved Ginger;
And many other delIcacies too numerous
to mention.
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Ft's 'EcOn,
AsteAe STABLE,
tHe sa je2-2m
nf shsolu4<ly ard
sFaar1a ST. no publicity.
r.nffa alarr. Or. Carl
- al kt,chisAGo, n.
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ing from Prices Corner to Delaney cbappe
adjoining lands OF John IL. X, ese, -
Ai.xander, hei of Butl. ~ others, III.
metes aud bounds Of which are as fo lows
to wit: BcginLing at "A large ston. IN the
public ToHd Aforesaid bel X "A corner for
lands of Alexander. hence with SAID road
south degrees and "a minutes east 2,z
percnes TO "A slaKe ht lhe Run OF Papan
I ranch "a corner ior John II. Price, thence
with said Pr ce north 81 degrees east 10
perches 10 an o.d Spanish OAK stump near
Il pring, thence north l-2d.grees west 8
perches to "a sake IN the cripple thence
south 3 Ia degrees west l. 2-iO pefehes TO
u stake, thence with he lands OF the heirs
of Butler Lot h 6l-2 degrees west i65
perches to "A htoae. thence VITA the same
| east ~ e-l0 per,hes to stone, with the
| same north "A degrees west .9i 10 percnes
| to "a corner stump OF leKandel's, thence
with the same SOUTH e6 I degrees west Z.
| s. 10 perches to "A stone, with lie ame nor /
| 10 degrees west ~ perches To the place o
| beginning, con aiming l39 acres of land
| branch and ilpie, be the tame more o.
| less, having thtieOn "A frame dwelling
barn and out buildings.
| Seized and t.k,n Ia execution as tn
property of BeuJaInin Money and Sarll
| B.. his vile, and U.s. snd 3 be sold ny
| ISAAt GkUBB, heTifi
| sherif's ONCE. New Casale. October 10
| 1873. oct24 3iaw is.
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General News.

All the stonecu tiers in the quarries at
Beamsyille, Ontario, have struck for
higher wages.
Edward Thompson, q New 1olk
broker, died suddenly on Brooklyn
ferry-boat Monday evening.
One of the large government stables at
Fort Leayenwortn, Kan, was burned
Sunday with hir cen mules; forty mules
were saved. Loss $1,000.
Two children were burned to death in
Lowell, Mass, YESTERDAY, their mother
having left them in cradle near the
stove, where their clothing caught ilie.
The British ship Sarah Nicholson,
from lliolp, for New York, has put into
Batavia, in a severely damaged condi-
ton, the result of collision. She was
, compelled TO make jet,ison hundred
tons Of ca 60.
The NJ. L. Missionary Society, in ses-
sion at New York yesterday made tht
fol owing appropr ations for domestic
missions af er two hours discussion:
Alabama, 81 300; Arka. sas, $1,000; Aus
tin, Texas, LOCO.
The winners at Jerome Park races yes
teruay were SlmOon, thiee-pua Wis III
/ lis; Loulamer, miles, in 3:l4; Bertha
IL miles, in 2:ol.; Simeon, one mile, II
l:4s.; Kingston, three-fourths of mile
! in l:zl; Dan X. half mile, i'll 3os.; Dead
hhad, steeple chase, in 4:2o.
The steamer City of Meridl, whicl
arrived at New York yesterday from
Havana brought the cap ain and ere"
of the Dutch brig Columbus, lost on The
Coloceum, off the Yucatan coast, October
II. The Columbus was bound from
Lagana to Hamburg, and was loade,
with lOgwood.
| The extensive paper mi Is OF Wilkin
son Bros. ~ Co., in Birmingham, Conn.
were destroyed by fire Monday, causin;
a loss of $500, 900, and thro wing one hun
dred persons out of employment. /
seems that in ba e Of jute butts, whicl
was thrown into CUTTER there was I
piece of ir, II, which coming in contac
with the knives igniled he jute. Th'
fire spread so rapidly that the employe
with difficulty escaped. Insurance Slz4
600.
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Police News.

This morning, William King, Ezra
LulSens AID A. j. Thompson. were ar
raignrd at the police court, ON the charge
OF being d.sorderly, and attempting TO
interfere with the duties OF officers Glib
bous and Carey.
IL appeared from the evidence that
during the election yesterday aiterboon
Andrew j. II ompson, was drunk ana
acting in disorlerly manner at the
Tenth Ward polls. The officers named
above were about to arrest HIM wht II
Ezra Lukei $ requested that they allow
Thompson to 20 with him. The request
WAS con piled with, tut in short time,
he returned, and became even more dis
orderly. The officers then attempted TO
arrest him, but King, and several Others
interfered until Thompson succeeded in
getting away. They then arrested King,
and on the way to the hail he resisted
them in very determined manner, and
AT Front and West street+, several 0f hls
friends iutertertd but tu no purpose
King was required to pay SO ami costs
and give 500 bail for ms appearance a
court to a1swer the charge of rc,lsllnl
the officers. ThOmpt on was II quired Il
pay SO and costs, and Lux MS, 70 am
COSTS.
-Four Grurks with the Il ual penalty o
80 cents and cost, completed the record
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

A New POLAR IsLAND.-The dis
coyery of a new island in the Polar
seas Is announced by the following T., le-
gram from TIomso "E. Johnnessen,
who has just returned here, Iepol Is
that he pent trsted considerable dis
tance 10 the east, beyond Nova ia Zem, ia.
On September ,, in longitude 66 degrees
east and latitude II degrees 80 minutes
north, he discovered an island which
he has named ''Ensomhedeh'( (loneliness)
1t is about ten miles long and level, the
highest point not exceeding one bundled
feet. 1t was free from snow, with poor
We. etatlon, but an immense quantity Of
birds. the sea was free from ice
toward the west, north and south, but
drift ice was seen toward the southeast
There was evidence that the Gut Stream
touched the west coast Of the island
! the stream runs in strong current round
, the nor h coast toward the southeast
| Everything about the ice was favoiably
for navigation so long as the We sci did
not 90 too near the mainland OF Siberia >
! The new ly discovered island lies, there
fore, somewhat to the southeast O
that region visited by the Austrian expo
I d!tlon OF 1SI3-73.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

THE RESUMPTION OF SPECIE paw
MENTs.-The Washington Star last even
ing says it can be stated on good author
lty that when the resumption Of specie
payments by The United States Treasury
begins it will be gold Resumption. al
though if the run on the Treasury for
gold in exchar sc for United States notes
should come close to the amount of that
com In possession Of the government. il
is stated that retreat may be made 10
silver, The coin balaL CO in the Trea.mv
yest' rday at the close of business was
S22S, ,526, ,453 2S.
oi this amount about s137 ,OOO. 900 " as
gold available for resumption. Tbe,,
are outstanding about S326 GOO coo II
United States notes to be redeemed !;
presented. The plates for the five an,
ten thousand dollar greenback notes ar,
nearly completed and the notes will /,
ready for circulation by the day fixed TO
resumption. They are intended to d,
double duty--for convenience in banllin
large amounts of greenbacks and to tax
the place of coin certificates. Their siz
Will be thesame as that of the rest of th
greenback currency.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

\ PROGRESSIVE SOUTHERN CITY
Despite the fact that Atlanta, Ga, is
practically without water power, it is
making rapid strides as a manufacturing
city. At the present time, within a radius
Of twenty miles Of that place, there are
enough spindles to annually consume ten
thousand bales of cotton, one cotton fac
tory Of that city employs six hundred
hands. Atlanta also has a rolling mill
employing three hundred men; three
railroad ear shops, employing several
hundred, and the .argcst brewery soutl
of Cincinnati, -four boiler shops, siS
iron foundries, two door and sash fac
tories, and four planning mills. For til,
year ending with August there wer,
added nearly thirty per cent to the manu-
featuring industries of that city.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06
The Female Bible SOcieIyss AM
niVersary.

The 57th anniversary of the Whining
ton Fema'e Bible Society will be cele-
brated in st. Andrews Church, Thursday
evening Nov. I Ii at 1880 o'clock.
The anniversaries Of this, the oldest
Bible society but one in the country, have
always been interesting, and from its OBJ
ject is wor hy the attention of the public.
Addresses will be made by several cler-
gymen Of this city, and is hoped the pub
llc will give this venerable society the en-
couragement of their presence. All are
cordially invited
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

Ct lERlFF'> ~ IL.
> BY virtue of writ Of Levari Facias.
10 me directed. will be exposed to Public
HOTEL Or VIM. b. HOLLIS,
At Townsend in pp' quiuiminK Hun
dred, New Castle eonnly DeiA~are' on
The iith day Of November, 1873, at two
O'Clock, p. m, the following described
REAL, hSTA +; VIZ; ,-.,..
All those two following described tracts,
pieces and paI GELS of land situated In APP
poquinmink HUI dred, IN the county OF
New Iht,e, and sta eof Delaware, 10 wit:
| No. is IA tract of land called and known
| by the name of the Corne ius Walker
| Farm, bouGded AS follows Beginning at
| "A stone IN the centre of the road leading
| from Biackbird to Flemi' sS Landing
| corner ior Joseph Fleming, Esq, and in
I the line of the Home farm, and running
| from thence with the centre of said roAd
| north II degree IS minutes west 10 81
peTch's to "A stake west side of said road
| corner for the Home farm, thence with ne
west side' said road kouth 20 degrees West I
| II perches to "A stake In the centre OF said
| ROAD corner for Gideon II Hukill, thence
with the line oi said Hukill and centre OF
| said road south 81 degrees west 81 elches
TO "A stake in the line of said Huklll ana
| corner for A bl aham Blatten, thence with
the line of said A braham Bratten north 40
depr es west l53 $40 perches 10 stake a
| the road leading from Tay lol 's Bridge cor
| ner for Oth,r Ian DIS of Abraham Btatten,
thence with the same north So degrees 81
minutes east liS 2-l0 perches to a stake In
the line OF Abraham BralIen and corner
of Joseph Fleming, Esq. IN cleared land,
| from thence wi h the line OF the sald Jos,
| Flem ing. south I degrees Al mlnu es West
li3 pc ches 10 the stone and place OF be-
ginning, containing Iii acres and 62 square
per, hes OF land, be the same more or less
together with log and Weathef-b' ard
dwt ling house, frame stable, barn, &C.
The second tract of land beginning at q
large cedar stake near the west side of the
Cedar swamp corner for Jacob Stats ano
James Rogers and running from there
, with The line of the said Jacob tatis soutl
% degrees west 30 perches ard 10 u
large cedar post CT rner Tor sald Jacot
Stats and "A certain NJ. Jones lana soutl
II degrees A minutes east by an old lint
of marked trees 80 OH degrees TO corne
post corner for said Jones and Daniel Cor
p hit, thence with said Daniel Corbit soutl
II degrees 80 minutes east perches 10
/ large corner post of said Daniel Corbl,
thence north % degrees 80 minutes east .
a $40 perches 10 n large cedar post, tneDc
a by an old line of marked trees north n dc
II grees west with the line OF James Roger
4 1874 perches to the stake and place OF oe
1 ginning, containing SO acres ana 100 squar
: perches be the ZANE more or L. SIS.
Seized and take' in execution az IN
y property of Jacob Richardson and Mar
| j., his wife, and :. Us. and to be sold by
|, ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff;
sheriff's office, New Castle, Oct. lolil
. | 1878. Oct =
This property does not now belong I
. | Mr.. RlchaIdso he sold IL three years az
IA TO VIM. Silver.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06
III KSIlAf,
THE l4TH DAY OF NOvEM BER, 1873
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ,

the following described Real Estate, v y:
No. |. All that farm and tract of land
situate in APPOINTMENTS Hundred,
New Castle county and State Of Della
" are, bounded and described as follows
to wit: On the north by the public road
leading from the thoroughiare neck road
10 the Landing known AZ Thomas's
Landing, on Appoqunimink creek, on
The east by land Of Samuel q. Thomas,
on the southeast by land of John Apple
ton and on the southwest by the public
road leading from the State road TO
Toylor's bridge over Blackbird creek,
called the Tn, roughfare neck road, con
tainirg 1876 acr, of land, be the same
more or less, with "A large two and half
s'ored double brick mansion house.
franc bai n AMI stabling, carnage house,
wagon house and shedding, and one
frame tenant house thereon erected
No. 2. All that farm or tract II land
situ.:e in st. Georges Hundred, in the
County aud State aforesaid, bounded and
| described AS follows, to wit: On the noIti
and northeast by ST. AugustIn creek, Oh
the east by land Of Wilson K. Vasdegrft
on he south by land of Henry G. Walter
| and land Of Leonard G.. Vandegrift an,
on the west by land of Philip Graham
contai ming 220 acres Of upland and mar h
more or less, with two stored franz
dwelling, frame granary and frame BARI
| thereon erected
No. 3. All that lot of land and pre-
misses il the llage OF Odessa, st. CT orge'
hundred, bounded and d. scribed as fol
lows, to wit: Beginning at stake on th
we terly side of Main street a corner fo
land late OF Daniel Corbit, deceased, an
these premises, thence with said Mai
street south ~ IA degrees west 336 feet q
"A stake corner as aforesaid, thence mort
AZ IA degrees west 150-t a stak
corner a. last aforesaid, thence north 4
IA degrees east 1886 feet to the place of be
GIN ing, lie the same, more or less, wit
a two ard half storied double fran
dwelling hou-e and flame stable thereo
erected. Book ,, Vol. 10, page 36, sc.
Sciz Il and taken in execution ~ III
properly OF Frames T. Perry, and TO b
sold by "
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheritfs Office, New Castle Oct. 25t
1879
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rHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of IA writ Of I.evari Facias,
10 me direcled, Will be exposed To Public
Sale, at the
HOTEL OF WIN. Is. FORD,
Al klrkwood, in Pencader hundred,
New Castle County. Della ware, on
TUESDAY,
The 18th DAY OF hONEM BER, 1873
t , u'clocs. p m. The following de
scrlbed keal Estate, VIE
All that certain farm or tract OF land ly-
ing and being In 81. Georges hundr'd
New Castle County, Delaware, bounded
and described az iOl ows, To VIII: Begin
ming at "A stone on Silver kun,aud running
thence south degro es east 1853 10 perche'
thence south iSA degrees west 40 perches
to the middle o. the public road leading
into Nance's neck, thence down with the
m lddle Of said read south 5iA degrees east
81 perchcs, thence Sill with the middle Of
said road south t3 deg eos east 10 40
perches, thence leaving said road toulh
2ih degrees west OpeIches with lands OF
rah =. Townsend and others thence Sti II
with the lands of said Townsend and - IL
ers south q IL degi ees east II perches To
the land end of the baAk ACROSS the marsh, ,
thence with said bank south ~ ~ degrees
west 25 pafches 10 Appoquinlmlnk creek.
| thence uown and win said creek south -
deg reeS east perches. thet ce leaving said
! creek orts Il Il grees east perches .Iheu ce
| south Gl degrees east pcrches, thence
| north g degrees east II perches, thence
|
! north A. degrees east IL perche' thence
north - degrees east ptrchts, thence
/ north 80 degrees east 10 percues, thence
| north 10 degrees cast II p rches, III nee
| north "a degrees east 10 percheS, I ence
north 6B degrees east 7 Ierchcs, thence
| north 80 degrees east ~ perches, thence
| oftn 43 degrees east 81 percues, thence
north o egrt es east IL perchcs thence noI I'll
65 degrees east Z perches. thence with The
land OF the late samuel St gars, deceas cd
/ orth 10 del rees east 90 perches TO a sto {
on the northeast side of the aforesaid pub
lie road dis ant &. perChes, thence w til th6
/, said 4, gaT's land north 55 degrees east 81
$40 perches, thence north ~ degrees eas
% perches thence north 80 degTee- eat II
6-l0 perches TO the meadow land, theme,
across said meadow la, north 80 derre,
east perches to the middle OF SIlVe
Run cannl thence up he sad canal norll
, 76A degrees west % perches, thence still
| with said canal north % ~ degrees wes
! 81 perches, thence south 1-2 degrees ives
81 peTcn,s to the edge of Maple swan p
thei ce by and with the edge oI said Mapl
Swamp by 40 courses and distant es me
NJ dering to the place OF beginning. an
, containing within Lntse metes and bound
n one hundred and thirty mine acres of land
, | be the same more or lie with n two -stor.
, frame house, frame barn an0 n two-stOr.
fame tenant house thereon erected.
Seized and take IN execution as tn
| property of Eugar smith, Eliza j., hi
i wife. and Alfred mitn and Margaret A
} his wIle, and Perry NJ iller, Annie Miller
William Conway, Ann Shallcross and
f. Shallcross, Us, and to he sold by
ii ISA AC CRUDE, Sheriff
Sherif-s Office, New Castle, October !!
g 1878. oct2i staw-ls.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

l,hkRlFF'S SALE.
. Ry virtue OF a writ OF LeYa
10 me directed, will he expose
sale. oa tie premises come. oi..
FRONT An JUS1lSpN>!
In the city Of Wilmington Y
County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
The 10th DAY OF NUNLdb1
Alto O'Clock, a ~ \
The following de crloed ~
VIZ: t,,, A
Allihat certain LOT or piece oI
ate IN the city Of WllhWsp9
and bounded and described ~
Eeginnnig at a stake on thf 'oal
Of Front street NJ the dl'lAarVyI
drcd and fifty six feel lInNl
side of W est street at a corner
william Cook. thence hln0s
of Front street norlh my "a
west ABOUT two hundred ltr' ~
formed by the intersecllOh W
lysde eli Front street e,'l
side Of Justison stre6 ;; lue.vI .,'
along the line OF the sald w''a 4
Justlson street about iwo ~
Aeyenty,five feet 10 lNe lluiT l,. VI
the lnnds of the Pnllade'p9lss.,
and Baltimore Rail RCaj Cou
along lhe said northerly llusy.
pany's land in an easter ,T III
two hundred and my H.. Il m
the line OF land of Wllilsm
said. an thence along o,s ,s'
| tbirty-lwo degrees east Oh,
| twent y-two feet, more OF ', le,
, OF beginning, be the coI'slN
they may, with q large eerynRN
Building, aud a large MaVl,i .,,.,il
OH er bulldil IS thereon KIM v"
geth,r with the engines Tie,bel
ladies, cranes .shai'lnS' '"
dc. &c. -, in eyq.dt
property of Evan :. :. G. al
Mary L., his wife. an' y ! 'cRI'BI
by ~, IoA Aaw az castle.
Sheri1 5 oiiico' f' Oc !
1878
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

CAMERoN HOLDS THE FoRT-The
Philadelphia Times says: The Republi-
cans have carried Penn syIvania, electing
their State ticket by a majority [ f about
twenty thousand, aud likely to go a lttle
higher rs returns are received. The oil
regions have cut some portions of the
ticket, but not enough to defeat any por-
ton OF it. The Legislature VIII be re.
publican by majority nearly or quite
as large as that in the last Legislature
In the Congressional districts there ha,
been little change and the probabilitie,
are that the delegation will stand as now
seventeen Republicans and ten De mo
cra's.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06
TFor tile Gazette

MIR. EDIIoR.-Will you be kind
enough 10 state in your local column that
the "Ministerial Union representing
different denominations in the city OF
Wilmington and vicinity, has secured the
Opera House for the 3rd and 10th of
January next and HE services OF Rev.
Joseph Cook to deliver two lectures OF
his popu ar series. 1t will be an intel
lectual treat to the Wilmington people to
hear their "teacher Of Teachers" and de-
fender of truth and righteousness. Tick
cts will be issued at AN early day so that
all may have an opportunity Of se' uril {
chair sea in time. As member OF The
committee Of arrangements, l am ap
pointed to make this request of our city
editors. Eespec fully,
j. II. CALDWELL.