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The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
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House 81 Sooh appear at the
job Office. no'ice at the GA
a,es ,se eyars Circulation a of the GAZETTE
NIoDdsa'se Case at the Opera Bouse
| |ep,s M was "a very little excitement o. ~, .
~ 'ns election last night. i.''"'en' at the
5 Opsrs SS a perfect jam last even;nc
key. 'ouSe' to greet earn cross
End y.s a.s have nay e a cold go to the a,ro.
klitan cough 'Hs a sSTsn S1s,le of Kings Good %s
(gner r'y! w. an aching tooth ,o 20 ~
Femove il wi,hrk vii NJ arket street, and he
bis; is ppi9aes ~ se.!2 % cents 8 IL Of n,u.
E25.ca. ID .ruit cakes % cts o ~ IL prunes
EpxrH ''' THOMAS NJ. WfnRl n1 oi
len, at tSSiAL s,sl1a :, HAMS Christonbsr
bose aisgt daIie,h has received another er0na Ioa
Are hsns Of the finest flera,ai flaVer nna Il. hams.
and mann III in the market. t'Up wa ana d. the best
And a bs sa,I s1em delightful ore for tab1s ,Ifes
Inna o seilS them at owl eeoio
h. Du eggs thai cannot bs a sDu s1a
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
FIRST EDITION.
Local Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
philadelphia: 200, 6.65, $40, 300,
AZ 10 90 a. M; l2.31, 1910, 2.30, 4-30,
a. Q. Is. D. m. On sundays: zoo. 10 q.
u, X 90. 80, o IS, p m.
/ New York: 2 %, b44, a m, IL 81, II 40,
ie m; on Sundays: 10 m.
baltimore and Washington: 1914, 10,
81 a m; 1851, IL SO, 8 90. p m. Sundays
y 81, 16 m.
Port Deposit: 45e p m; no Sunday
Ysw u, Castle: s, 6 20, o 80 a m; / 80, 9 30 p
M ; no Sunday train.
Delaware r. r.: 8 0s, 0 80 a m; 80 p m
IWilmington & Northern r. R.: Q IS q
n:3OO. 500 p m; no Sunday train.
ineIaware Western r. R.: 10 20 m; 8 80
m: on Sundays: 10 80 q m.
&RAISs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
n philadelpnIa 12 Sc, s "a, 8 "a a m; II
N: 12A, 1a5, S55, 451, 514, 6 %,
fi5. .95l, IL 10 pm; on Sundays: IL So,
"A 05am; I 80, 8 81, IL 10 p m.
n New York: IL 56, 8 "a a m; 12 "A, 12 So
b4, 95lpm; on Sundays: IL 90 a m;
d n baltimore :21s, Ala m; 1877, 12 3s,
IS, 9 SO p m; on Sundays; 2 IS m 936
n Washington: 2 1s a m 12A, 1898,
5Ss. s46 p IN; on Sundays: 1s a m; 0 10
m.
b Port Deposit: 800 m no Sunday
rains.
a New Castle: 7 55, 8 80 a m 1900 m;
20. 6 10, I O5 p IN; no Sunday trains.
ID delaware r. R.: $50 a m; 4 20, Q 40 p
b, no Sunday trains.
wilmington a Northern r. r.: 08,
/ 80 Am: s 10 p m; no sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. r.: 7 90 a m;
Ipp m: on SUNDAYS: 100 ~ m.
lSs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave-
be: l3O, 90, 10 80, 45 a m; 2 80. 8 80.
10, 5l5, Gas, 945, II 80 pm; on Sum-
ays; 80 a m; 6 90, 9 As, II 80, pm.
thirty Second and Market streets:
b, II 45 am, 12 10, 55, 8 so, IL 45 u IN;
Sundays; s 80. IL As y IN.
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KENT COUNTY COURT.
olDrand and Petit Jurors
Tor The April COurr

Pow Is a list of grand and netit ,,-oro
iVi the April term of the Court OF
tal session OF the Peace and Jaii
Cery, i9r Kent cour', which com.
fe' on Monday next: ooH
r. Cree6 huH.red John NJ, Vosball
w. Oelnmlns, John Severson.
XXI. XIV, W lI,lam 5. Jones, BENJAMIN
IulsIon' E' William Hutchinson.
bn,h h,'e9S-Peler +. Lowber, James
\ D'V'r-c' NJ. Wharton, William
Z D0rer--James Johns, Amos Will
p po.,Io. .m,Iora,sr&iH-William ,aI slay, ste-
!, n GI,ies, Mis', William Ii. RidgaWay.
PT MIaTderk'N-Joseph Blown Josh-
Lgif, Jehu NJ. Reed. o'n-
I,"IInmkteuben I'll, 1n Ro,s, William II,
f., H.; Jacob Cordray. IL
N. w. Dorsey. s,las
lAii' james H. Kerby.
PETIT JURORS.
|IIvy y'seS-J S' ohm z Garrison, Robert
\. W 'Amuel Reynolds, Titus 1.
|W |W"Chees Glse Lewis, John d. Bedwell
B. |crk rrkS'seS-Abraham NJ. Fox, Samuel
ADYIwsrMJames w,1, W. Pearson. Will
Slaughter. an Hutchinson
|cis.D D''''-henry Pratt, jr., Jas.
|K. Evansse NvaaTnsserss,H-William saE Leyshen,
Heyd 'irSW- !. W-Waitman Sipple, ST.,
Moore. J'' James Postles. Benia,,
acobS Gavld Gsnn W. Smith, John Por
ford-WI,,a1a Robert Cahall.
W. Ball US d. Mltten, John j. Rosa
ney WI Wllham) Andrew j.
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PRICE ONE CENT
NJ OTICE.-The Wilmington Loan Asso-
IN citation, now offers q new series OF 800
shares for sale. Apply day or evening TO
GEO. @. MARIS, Secretary,
apr2-1m Office, 601 Shipley street,

NOTICE.-We. Dever 4 Baxter, in COM
IN pliance with the requirements OF the
Act OF Assembly In such cases made and
provided ID o hereby give notice that " shall
apply In writing TO the Court of General
sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the state of Delaware, in and for the coun-
" of New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day
OF May next, A. D., 1878. being the first day
OF the May term OF said Court for a license
70 Keep an Inn or Tavern at No. 4Ol Market
street, In the Third Ward of the City Of
wilmington, to sell intoxicating liquors In
Quantities not less than one -haif gallon,
no! 10 De drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens recon- mend
this said application. to wit;
jam es A. Croker, Patrick Kelley.
Edward Farmar, Pr. For.man
p. Lambert. w. II, McColloueb.
w m. ON mensetter. N. B. Morrison,
Ihomas Russell. Patrick Monaghan,
John III. Graham. Jehn M. Crumiisb.
James Smith, Is. G.. Logan.
A. Biermann, James Murray.
r. j. McM anus, Daniel Collins,
James clark, Charles Schmfth,
M ichael Megarey, Patrick Monaghan.
Ing Dolbow, Chas. II. ID. Bedford,
Peter N. Ford, Louis Hammerer.
JOHN p. DEVER,
apr2-3t* JAMES BAXTER.
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Indications for To-Day.

h !Nec England and the Middle States,
| or parity cloudy ,ceather, nortli,oesterly
stationary temperature, and station
\ higher pressure.
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NOTICE. Il, William W, Anthony, do.

NOTICE II, William w. Anthony, do.
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
70 the Judges of the Court of General Ses
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
STATE OF Del iware, in aad for the county
May next, being the first day of the May
Term, A. D., 1878, for license to keen an
Inn OF Tavern, known as the Delaware
House, on Delaware street, in New Castle,
School District No. As, In New Castle hun
dred. TO sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
to wit:
u: Bouiden, VIM. Herbert,
Charles Beasten, Isaac Grubb,
= James W1lmot, Thomas Giffin,
ID. W. Elkntnn, William Holschu-
g. b. Weggenman, macker,
NJ. ". W1er. David Work.
L. N. Chase.
apr2-3tN WILLIAM w NTHONY
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ters who are no more fit for the delicate
stupendous work of government, than
was the rash boy who attempted to guide
ways of the Universe. C. AS
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The Health Roard.

The Board of Health met last even
ing, in regular session, President Rob-
erts, in the chair.
The Committee of the Eighth ward
to VIII ON was referred She report that
a nuisance existed in a sewer at Ninth
and Spruce streets, reported that they
were unable to find nuisance.
The Committee on accounts reported
the following bills as correct, and
upon motion order were directed to
drawn for the amounts: John Lun-
gren $22,96: Gawthrop g. Bro, S65, 80.
A resolution was introduced and
adopted instructiDg the executive Off
GERS to make detailed report of the
work done by them during their term
OF office, and submit it to a special
meeting to be held on next Monday
evening. On motion adjourned.
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CURRENT NOTES.
A New Floor .

Mr.. Dunn the new proprietor of the
Delaware House is having new floor
put do vn in the bar room. When faish-
ed it will enhance the appearance of the
rnnnn.
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NJ oTICE Il. Edward Silcox, do here
IN by give notice that shall apply 10
the Judges of the Court of General sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of tn 9 State
OF Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday. the 9Th day of May
next, being the first day of the May Term,
A. d., 1878, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, known as the Continental House,
IN the village of-Fteldsborough, in School
District No. 65. In Appoquinimink hum
dred, TO sell Intoxicating liz ,ors in less
quantities than one quart to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend this said application,
to wit:
rank r. Perry, Samuel 81. Higgins,
Jacob Tush. X. H. Hayman,
george T. Ray, Isaac Austin,
John w. Barsus, William E. Evans,
VIM. 2. Crouch, his
his Henry Maths,
Larins MATHS, mark.
mark. Witness, F. H. Weller,
witness, f. H. Weller, f. H. Weller,
his his
samuel Austin, John Austin,
mark. mark.
Wit. II. Weller, WIFI. H. Weller,
John Hanlon.
apz-3t* EDWARD SILCOX.
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Still Unclaimed.

The satchel that was found a few
days ago, by young boy named
Ames, a full account of which was
given in the GAZETTE at the time, still
remains at the police station awaiting
an owner. Thus far the authorities
have failed to CLEAN any facts as to
who it belongs to.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
AuISenen1R.

The auditorium of the Grand Opera
House was packed last evening, to wit
ness the performance Of Carncross &
Dixey's mintsrels. The programme
was we'll arranged, and created a
large amount of merriment.
On Monday evening next the COM
pany from Ford's Grand Opera House
at Baltimore, will perform for
the first time in this city
A Celebrated Case This play has
Created the utmost enthusiasm
throughout the country, and will be
produced here with all the finest scenic
effects.
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Extenfion of Facilities.

The photograph gallery on East Third
street, near Market, from which man
named Williams recently absconded, has
been rented by Mr. j. Il. Sutterly, the
photographer, of No. 800 Market street,
who will use it as work room. MIR.
Sutterly's, increasing business made this
change necessary, his low prices and
excellent work having the natural result
of drawing large custom. His operat-
ing gallery will still be at No. 800 Mark
ct street, where pictures are taken. He
is now making a specially of fine crayon
work, which is very beautiful.
1t is almost impossible to supply the
demand for the DAILY GAzRTTE, the
large Hoe press has to be kept running
until late in the afternoon. -.
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Another Removal.

DIR. Blocksom having concluded to re-
sumo the practice Of medicine in this
city has removed from 800 w. 6th,street
to 517 Market St., opposite Lhe CITY
Hall.
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The American Rifles.

Last evening tho American Rifles gave
a full dress uniform drill at their armory
in the SaVille building. A number OF
who greatly admired the proficiency
that the company have attained in the
manual of arms,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02

NJ OTICE.-I, Andrew Fischer, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply to the
judges OF the Court OF General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state Of
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 9Th day of May
next, being the first day of the May term,
A. D., 1878, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern at No. 1l3 Shipley street, in the
Firft Ward OF the city of Wilmington, to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk en- the prem
ises, and the following respectable citizens
recommend this said application, to wit:
August Aschenbach, John Riley,
L. w. Palmer, Jacob Kienle,
John Jones, Christian Stroble
George H. MARBLE, Joseph Lowber,
John +. Dickey, 1T. Moody,
VIM. 7. Griffenberg. Thomas johnson,
George Steinicken, William L. Glenn.
William Alsentzer, Daniel Mailer,
Julius Guenther, Amor O. Perkins.
Geo. H. burroughs, Frederick Danz,
Henry Bleyer, Jacob Butz,
FRANK zimmerman, j. Matthew Gropp,
Mark Wilde, Geo. II. Crawford,
William Kyne.
ap2-3t ANDREW FISCHER.
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SPECIAL No rICEs.
SPECIAL No OrICES.
L0RTUNEs FAv0RlrEs.
THE LUCKY NUMBERS IN THE SIXTH DRAW
ING OF THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY, NOVEMBER 80


The sixth regular drawing Of the Commonwealth Dstri
button Company took place at Library Hail. Saturday last,
in the of the public aud authorized
composed of Hon. r. Wintersmith, Colonel Geo. f. L.
Gray and General Thomas A. Harris
The official report OF the drawing is appended =:
RECORDERS CERTIFICATE SIXTH GRAND DRAW
ING
LOUISVILLE Nov lS7sThis is certify that the
undersigned kept the record Of the drawn numbers OF the
sixth drawing Of the Commonwealth Dstrientcn Con @
pany which took place In Library Hail. November 80 1919,
BEN. e. WEAVER. lro,,.r.
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FOR EDUCATION AND CHARITY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.
GENERAL G. T. BEAUREGARD, OF LOUISIANA.
GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY, OF VIRGINIA,
WILL PERSONALLY ARRANGE ALL DETAILS AND
SUPERVISE THE EXTRAORDINARY GRAND SEMI.
ANNUAL DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY COMPANY. AT NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY,
DECEMBER TO- OF ONE OF THESE GRAND DIS
rRIBUTIoNs GENERAL EARLY WRITES TO THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE AS FOLLOWS
WE TOOK SUCH PRECAUTIONS AS TO KNOW
THAT ALL THE NUMBERS, FROM / TO ioooo,
INCLUSIVE. REPRESENTING THE TICKETS IN THE
SCHEME SOLD AND UNsoLD. WERE PLACED IN
THE WHEEL FROM WHICH THE DRAWING WAS
MADE WITH AS MUCH CERTAINTY AS BANK
OFFICER WHO HAS COUNTED THE PACKAGES OF
MONEY, SEALED THEM UP, PLACED THEM IN THE
VAULT AND THEN LOCKED THE VAULT AND PUT
THE KEY IN HIS POCKET, KNOWS THAT THE
MONEY rs THERE THERE WAS NO POSSIBILITY
or ANY MISTAKE ON OUR PART OR DECEPTION
ON US on THE PART or OTHERS"
ii,27e PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO 522,5oo. lNCLUD.
mo ONE CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000 ONE GRAND
PRIZE OF 5000, ONE GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000.
&C TICKETS, TEN DOLLARS $40; HALvEssFI
DOLLARS go; FTFTus. TWO DOLLARS c.D;
TENTIs, ONE DOLLAR csn
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS OR SEND ORDERS TO N.
DAupnIN POST OFFICE BOX eo2 NEW on
LEANS. La; OR TO II. l. PLUM, $40 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK
A ATTENTIONi-TIIIRrY YEARS pRuSSTAN AND
American of men and
loss of manhood; consultation free Dr. JACOBY, iUI
Blvocker 81
A LII SPECIAL COMPLAINTS CERTAIN SAFE AND
Apermanontly cured to either sex. DR. COX. III East
l0th St
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

ABY VAN TASSELL Il KEARNEY AUcTIOSEERS,
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART.
10 and liz East 18th ST.. 4th av,
ON FRIDAY. 9Th DECEMBER.
a
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
uERALD BRANCH OFFICE. ,2e5 BRoADwAYaa
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADvER1ISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.


ANYsExENrs2D P.sn-,ss "a and sd coils
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s9kP M1STHS2S rsaHa nns s.n
BRooKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SAILED PAeE-4th
ssSEss sgsISEss R.sr
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-iara PAcx-6th col.
nSp ftsfSss r4eresA COL
GoAsrMisE sT2sMsIifsEliTH Pa. Paar-s.h 9th cola
6G4arSAhTySEssisgsn 6aSaTNS gs f1eP F.crsh COL
bENTisfRYisr n Yo4nrMssast Paasssth col A'A'D co.
BSf nstss re 81 AND us
EuRdPESN rNisEba1 frsE.n ie, pacrsh col
FFiHNE1RHlIr4 FiNaNcfAImern n1fscs.A PAcs' COL
FSRsIsHED FUR hoo%s SsS g. APARTMENTS TO LET
H5Esss ss:i a. s an. Ct.
HousEs RdoMs rTaoEs OF BUSINESS, &C.
,NsrM,iHTTER3p WAMTER-3p rAesnsd scvsb col %,
LOST AND FoUNpnisT d. PAcnI Iiss lS COL
aAesEE aAsBISkExfiE HxN4ELsMrs f.esf hssaeA ss' COL
S s
NV Esssa Fl F.s.-s.A col.
FfASofokTE dkGASs rsGrlss saD p.orsd
e2ST EcG 56 Gf E o Fox SALE OR TO
sE4t Hs$HES H,ss
REWARDS-lsr PAGR--1st col
BALES At AUCTION-l1Tn PAGE-3d and 4th coils, -
BITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l2rH PAGE-lst "a.
Sd, 4th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-I2m PAcx-5th and
9Th coils
SPECIAL NOTICEs-Isr PAGE-lst I'd. Sd and 4th coils
kPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &C-lsr PAGE-4th COL
rHE TRADES-ilTH PAGE-6th col
cHE TURF-lsr PAGE-4th col
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGR-4th col.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-l1rH PAGE-6th col
uNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-5th col
WATCHES. JEwELRY, 6C.-11rH PAGE-4th col
WINTER RESORTS-2D PAGE-6th col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-iOrH PAGR-6th col.
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he will. the gSss 81 SGas a,as the
the capital prize, each entitled to $40.
LOUISVILLE Nov 30 1s7s-The subscribers. having no
connection whatever with or interest in prize ticket
Dstrhntion Company and having
as to s s h . sy ~ . s a
nsssS ss: @
prizes corresponding Herewith nn,s
SsS SHSs' ! HiSPAssStu i \ HtHs5Fi ssSF Committee.
Nsy 30 Sec
ana correct copy as 'AAsr '50 81
Ts n % '"s s'Ss pt.s. u" s .ss sss ss:
address T. J coMMERFoRp; sec.essry courier-y our
Agents, l,2s7 Broadway, New York, or JACKSON (
A CHALLENGE.-THE INTERNATIONAL DAIRY
which has heseme one Of the most i'm
admission the Intern Dairy Fair this city by the
s S
to bs e
Nxw YORK. Oct %. 1879
Fair Of is Butter and we win be
obliged to viii send the necessary blank up
GosMEL ssfs c COMPANY
: - Efr1y Srv von. o.. 90. 1878
PATTERSON. Esq., Secretary Commercial Manufacture
psAn s!s-Your communication making application to
has the attention Of our committee and Is rs
spectfuy declined for the that Is doomed
'A'ry product very SSsTHakR sKAvER Secretary
Nevertheless OleOmargarinc Butter has placed
exhibition tho Fair surrounded by the choicest exhibits
Of dairy butter of this nation and that Of others mot
being dairy product" by tho decision of said committee
will be easy matter 70 detect and ont
prosecution Of dealers in unbranded Oleomargarine
offer $50 II majority Of the judges Of the Fair will select
specify the Oleomargarinc exhibits which
exhibition and were msnntactIred BY the COMMERCIAL
tests dairy butter-namely texture. taste and
smell. THE COMMERCIAL MANUFACTURING CON-
M Wasf 1t UYnrk
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
\. T. STEWART \ co.

1)0ST OFFICE NOTICE.
foreign mails for the week ending Saturday Decem-
S7 will close this office "Wednesday, at 10 30
NJ for Europe, by steamship Abyssnia via Queenstown
France be forwarded by this
specially addresscd and at II 80 A. NJ for France
direct by seashp ST. Laurent via Havre Thursday,
M for Europe by steamship City OF New York, via
Queenstown correspondence for Germany and France to
aed by this be specially addressed,
~ NJ, for Europe, by steamship Frisa, via Ply
mouth Cherbourg and amburg Saturday, at II 30 A.
NJ for Europe, by steamship Gcrnanic via Qneenstown
for Germany and Scotland TO be forwarded
A. NJ for Germany, &c, by steamship Rhein. via SOUTH
ampon aud Bremen for Great Britain and
bc forwarded by this steamer
specially addrcsse and at IL NJ for scotland direct, by
ship Bolivia Glasgow Tho steamships
York and Gcrmanc do takc mails for Dem
mark Sweden and Norway The mails for the West Indies.
Brazil and Argentine leave Now York December 8. The
mails Iiay aud Jamaica leave New York December 81
The mails for Havana leave New York December g. The
mails China aud Japan leave San Francco Decembee
H. The mails for Australia. &C., leave San Francisco Do
cembcr III r. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr Orrtcr NKw YoRx Nov ~ is7s
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PAIR HORSES, ONE BLACK, ONE BAY l5ls hands
high set Double Harness, two sets Single Harness top
sideb Road Wagon: top full spring Wagon Pole and
Shafts Portland Cutter strap Bells; dress and stable
Blankets Robes sheets &e belonging To the ESTATE OF
the late PATRICK BUTLER
BY order of tho SURROGATE Of NEW YORK COUNTY,
ALGERNON $. SULLIVAN.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES &C.

:ond hand Carriages comprising Coupes i've light and
leather Laundaus Clarences Coupe Rockaway four
and six scat Rockaways and Depot Wagons greatly
duced prices make for the largest stock and finest
variety of Seghs In New York. WM. II. GRAY 20
Wooster st.
c10S TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS. COST $40 IN
sDlOC. september; also top Pony Phaeton fine Double
Harness. Portland Sleigh black bear Robe; perfect order
Stable, lO9 West 18th st.
c1Sn PER MONTH-LANDAULET, STYLISH
sDlCUhorse coachnan in livery Sl75 double horse II
West 4ith
The New York herald., 1878-12-05

DRY GOODS.
T INESs AND HousEFURNIsHING GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND MANUFACTURE,
INCLUDING ALL VARIETIES AND QUALITIES OF
The New York herald., 1878-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nIvoRcEs OBTAINED IN NEW YORK AND OTTER
YORK LAW aGESdgS S Broadway i'S'
E,INE SEAL sAcQUEs REDYED IN THE BEST MAN
In ner darkest shade and highest ns,re' time 10 days
apply =. 50 Howard ST. Or &C aiGy 4 snd Il r. st.
EoR LADIES ONLY.-EMAcIArIoN CURED AND
J. RUDOLPH, Chemist 2lI East s7th st.
HRMALINE-THE VITAL FLUID OF ANIMAL LIFE.
1.-the fountof the living organism the founder Of the
human organization
HRMALINE-THE vITALIzER or DEGENERATE
recent discovery; contains recuperative virtues
no other known remedy possesses.
HEMALINE-AN INVALUABLE PANAcEA FOR De
ITEMALINE MAKES YOU FLEsHY; SPOONFUL
represents one pound of fresh meat juice. Ask your
I1your druggist for call DOCTOR 4e West 2sth St
JAPANESE, CHINESE. TURKISH AND ARABIAN
ness, at e7s broadway, under Grand Central Hotel
U LOUISIANA EXTRAORDINARY.
SIS $40 mSyss I Fi'hs F. Tenth. 81
shGoNp cApiTAL, s5oosS; Tfi1k6 cArlrAL, $4,000
sS DEC nfei TickfTs Gd''sfa' S.
II ATE RAY HAS NEW METHOD OF TREATING
n rheumatism, neuralgia, 4c; sure cure 2so 9th av
r OUIsIAA!. GRAND DRAWING, DECEMBER TO-
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
SECOND CAPITAL $4,000 THIRD CAPITAL. $4,000
TWO PRIZES OF $1,000. FOUR PRIZES OF 5000
20 PRIZES OF $1,000
u279 PRIZES. AMoU NTING TO S52a 500
WHOLE TICKETS go IENTHs HAhT TICKETS i $; vrrHs
JACKSON Il CO.. Bankers,
81 Nassau ST., Fulton.
r OUIsIANA DRAWS DECEMBER lo-wHOLE
llTicket, $40; Capital, $lUu.ODD 5000;
$50 OOo two $4,000. Office hours from A. NJ. until
Pm b. NATHAN, lS1 and S3S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-10

Der crime. and 90 reported - Pelies 1sadeuartsra
Detectives were pat upon the and hope 70
the vi here bouts OF the frgitive
Tie D lice cannot uncerstand wh1t could nave
prom pted woman 10 attempt 10 burn Inc house
wnen had clear road ou OF II, and Thai
incius to the belief that IL work Of q
professional intel. IL 10 also thought that
more than one person was engage ~ the
robvsry large marksI basket was taken,
and doubt exists Inst IL was used
10 carry poruen OF the stolen cothing. Even Mrs.
wes.ofer's hal aud SHOES were taken, and u 10 be-
iieved they must have ossn donusd by the servant,
the lock me closet IN which kept her tewerv
Mrs. WsEhoier ieuud ~ secure. aud ssnl Tor lork-
smith Wnen The door WAS opened he fouuu every.
thing o. value Rone-a gold watch, caain, carr ngs,
huger rings brace IT,, ersastp!ns snd oiusr sm ar
artIclek MS Wei1Ioer thinks y thousand dollars
would aot cover oss
WHO WAS SHE?
The fugitive servsst osd twenty years
OF age, I'VE set iour iuches IN nsgh sum- IL COIN
pr xou, nall and yes A search among the iaces IN
the Ho2ues' Gallery failed 10 uiscover hers rere.
Mrs. Cenen, who Keeps the employ ment agency, WAS
called uiou ior NATION. She Knew very Attls
oil Hannah L. ons. She came Ia her pace com
papy Win lrish sirl rom Buffalo aud sought
situation. Mr.. Consn says sue d.u not recommenl
the grl 10 Ars We zuoisr. she lnou. ut tue latter
woulu Ike The proper Inquiries about her.
The irish girl who hau come from Bu6.iD with
Hannah was found No. - Snsrn str eel, ~ STU
aliou sue had procured through Ars. Conen. she
taken IN charge ny Tie police, but released after
bret examination. as u was evident nOtn ng
the case She Hannah intsi,igen Office
IN Buffalo ana they came mere together, Hannah pay
log her lara