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Mrs. Kate sprsgue.

FF00l ne TUFTNIIHI FNIhITf
Mrs. Knte Sprague IL spending the winter nj
her home. about two miles frcm Washington. and
instance the powerful attraction " this
uu woman even at that distance, on the day set aside
each week Tor her reception her salons crowded
What makes this suburban home peculiarly dear to Mrs
Spraruc is the fact that here her father spent the
last years Of his life aud devoted much thought and
time to adding attractions 90 the beautiful ground,
and In mode rnilng the old home stead.
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A Monster Eagle Killed.

On Monday, Mr.. j +. Snider killed gray
49, 49, on ~" laim Of Mr. Cornelius Peden, shout
s's riuu west o Franklin, Nv II measured eight feet
RoM w I" u and weighed ~, pounds Ii, taIons are
u lthes Ia length Near tle MOI hera IN .gs
Iiileu Wss found a dead lhesp ~ "
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BRIDGING HUDSON RIVER.
rHE PROGRBss or THE 0REAT STRUC-
TURE At POU0HKEEPSIE
A bridge with the Longest Truss Spans in the
Worid-sinhirs the Huge Csissons 20 the
River Red-Win New York he Benentcdf


Work on the proposed great bridge across
the Hudson river at pouGhkccpsc is being
prosecuted by the American Bridge Company
OF Chicago. under q contract with the Pough-
kcepsie Bridge Company to- build the structure
for lump sum. the amount Of which they de-
cline to make public. Estimates OF the cost OF
the work vary from t40OO00O to s5.500OOO.
The original charter authorizing the con-
struction Of tho bridge was granted May 10.
1871, and was for n suspension bridge 10 DO
used for the passage 81 railroad trains. vehicles.
cattle. Sc" This charter required the WORK TO
be begun before July 1. 1872. aud the bridge to
be completed and open for use before Jan. j,
1876 Ia 1872 the charter was amended per
hitting the erection Of shore piers on tie dock
line at each side OF the river. and four piers in
the river channel. at distance apart of not less
than five hundred foct. the piers TO be kept
lighted AT night during the season Of navlgd-
ton ana tug Ia DO kcp, ready 10y the bridge
company to assist tow IN their passage. The
time for beginning work was extended to Jan.
I. 1874 and for its completion till Jan !. 1879.
Tho cornerstone for ono pier on the east side
was laid in December. 1873.
The capital stock was llxcd At t20Uu000. with
the right To- increase II TO tj.oO0.oo0. and with
authority 20 borrow money To- an amount not
cxcccdingth" capital. The net ~ in 'orporni on
r9Iuir,s The e. npany to construct hrldgc ma,
,",,,i N,i,;n. l., a." .,,,. ,,n.,, ,r, ire.ln.
I'm N'''s ~, y" f rnu MI ti,,,inn ~, ,hn
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russ I,.u H. ~ W wv N''tt ~" 60. 80,
nvh riu-' Nmirh mean .n" i' s sn 'ia IL
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t"rc huil, ~ ,i5 r,,t i'm l"nrih 'fl~ ,,i,nr"nehr.
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Steamboats, m0 s'ailrllo,.
pr>NsYLvA>,A RAILROAD.

AND UNltl.p ~IAIlS NAIL ROUTE.
ON and tt.r Nov -, 1877.
1rars leave New Ntik. Via DcsOlusses ana cDriiAnn
si~ r. rur~ follow
ENrres. tor liari.buri. Pittsburgh the Wc.t ani SOUTH
VAN Pullman Palace Cars attached, - A. .jtuf~ 81
\. iNN.
rcl Mnian.rort Lock Haven. CORY ant Ere. its -
J. connecting ~ CORY tor nW-yiir. Petroleum
,rnire ami The .ni Region, For NAAam,ror mi
luck Haven, -
leL Baltimore, Washington. Ati 'hr South. Limited
Washington EApr.s oi Pu''han rarllf cans .s. ry
,srt SUNDAY. 90 I'D \ arrive Na.Ilgtuu itr ",
r. .gr a. s2oA id3' ani9f " SIaia, D
ami Hf
hAire,. ior rhilaiD 'phin. 49, aoa - In.i,ll II
D. i.I. IS 20 $780, 80. unA % = VI SUNDAY. . 4
.'e y. D.. 3D. t'dvf 81 L4'slsnt a.I .'ai
Roai- o' rru.hI,n AnnrN" conncot Wit, aU rl.0n.h
tln, ttlH-.r 'if' Attending .irriN AM r, 'tirll+
hi fDr Kfnu,i,n liuNtl
fo, uun. % y nhfk. Elizabeth. Rihwa,. PHpt =
nrufon Perth Amlo., reniu-iou. y sllei Il
urIN. Il.'.-. ~.tl loyal hcttt- 40 ai TirIDtO'l
rrun.urfitD lsnm ru-hursh. Is 1l Hnl Do % s n ari
lu,-lF In.N. i1lu \ luiHlt l. VI ItIt. rN
cent N .uin From Wnsnn-tnA ans hl.un.nr a .
ana - NJ. lll. On ans lrli . - tay
t.nant - ". From rhHi, .llN, 700. sI -
10 ~ % g.. II tnA NJ 40 tiI %. 1,'~ .f.,
~, 90 = Suni - . 49, o''. a., - o. 90 y
-, bot Offices, r-6 Nul niI BrolIwav Aston ii'1-..
nud iot o prsNru..f nfI turtlsudt sis Court 81,
hlookAn, M ll6 AMI ~ Hui.ei IT.. lllnphrn p.,..
FRANk ulnNanN J. o. rAINlk
Ma 60
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L,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
II Every Night Csrrisees .,,s,,-,

fT""'E-NTE'"T'N-"N
Fi'T" E1y AZ; E%5A$s:; ~ ,,on,.
III III I: 600. 90! :; EE E..j ; i, j
AS CAMILLE.
PLEASE SECURE YOUR SEATS ORCHESTRA, si.so
NEXT MONDAY. Jan. %. MIR. DION BoUcICAuLTs
Miss KATHERINE ROGERS der frs, appearance here;
S"J '2p sf6bLEY couLbGcK Ben SHGISLEY
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. SHERIDAN snoooKi
INSTANTANEOUS AND OVERWHELMING
SUCCESS
ofD'Ennery a cormons great Emotional Drama,
CELEBRATED CASE.
which will be repeated every evening and at Saturday
Matinee until further notice.
SATURDAY NEXT AT 1850 FIRST MATINEE OF
CELEBRATED CASE.
GTrSAdSPE o S5sSEl HOUSE and Managers.
Reserved seats Orchestra Circle and balcony 90 cents
E9f a1A1iE kST IYt II on
TIL sshfs rF @oob FOLLY COMPANY !"
v onaSD H S SFS1
aud numerous Vocal and Instrumental solois,s
RooTH's THEATRE, EDWIN BOOTH
- TonsNt , SnS saturday
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
ssAIuRpAy NicnrvMr BOOTH Al f hGq9,
MnNpAr; Jan ~ Bonili AS OiH,EiLhh9;
wEDSfs6iY Il" jan so-T T' FOOLS RE III
(,oL. RonERT G.INGEKsoLI.ol llnq9i,,
This famous orator viii deliver H. great lecture
s r I PSI e n M@p MSm"n and Child at oheker"s
.TrEsDAY-same place new lecture on "rhomas
i.9StRT "LlFEFJy 80
K K2n ~ RI NhhSoiL ftrtc t,AiSd
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY.
nENgy 1 AggEi Lessee Lessee sna Manager.
'' MR JOHN RAyNoND ~
PENNrNGroS PEMBROKE.
." We Insurance Agent
=, In Rarilcy cempsell., c9med, q RlSks ..,,,,
farce coined, OF BABY
w Proprietor AMI Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACE
| FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS JAN % and 70.
| Also. SATt EDAN MATINEE.
Will be presented ircri.uus delightful Of real
lite, in four ucfs. entitled
SCHOOL.
with
| New scenery. Costume AMI Appointments
| TONY PASTORS. rONY PASTORS.
i BELLY BARRY
| Adj RNmnu - Dale Sic .'t'''''''.'''.
! MATiNiE Nru-.i Linda seal Lawrence NAllNEE
TO-DAY Si.tr-. Lu,srd S4.trf-. Huu. 10 DAY
uy tunnels = nul, Ncauaus ....... ....
| MATINEE AT 3
| Toby MATINEE To DAY Af2
SECURE SEATS EARfY
~ ROADWAY THEATRE.
] ID Tonight. Nj llt NlEN
RIN nlAS
saturday matinee last umci RIY BIAS.
SATURDAY. evening last appearance,
No IlOkplGllfARE
MONDAY evening. Jan - lf-t ufutuu here Of the
! ~ u powerful meludrama LYONS MAIL with the dis
| uusuisicd actor. Mr. A DAMrlER. Us LLSAHQUEs aud
! pJBOSG
NIHLO's GARDEN.
~ IliE nl kE'S MOTTO.
| livery ulsht. WEDNESDAY and SAT- KDAN Matinee b.
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pcrson,l Aotuti.

tuson, ylotuis
A rTEN1ION raurut. pr rRuilN rom ran-.
~ - Bonn = 30 years FNIrufuDN, COON .uIttNou ~
Hi i~n~s ,hn Hi.lrtrr' AMI nervous debility spec 4ur
hIi ALLY rutti
nR. WICOHD> E,sENCE az IIFEre,t,re.
~ mlunnN titHe irlii. q 40 fnur Wr' - fl.Ire
impossible et .t.ri-f liHt-'lst. ~ipfNrl in cont
DEL JArQl u.s. nF'r~t'v .e. Sc, Nu,N
nIsEAsI,~ OF MEN ls,tllatv. cure 90. "a 3 -
a. -t"'- 10. plhlt. 81 N'-i 'il ST. u'tt Gi4 ~
I'UE PUBLIC Viii tne, .,.t..a thai JOSIAH ,tr.
rutrrt l.t hN lnridi'u % uet drmaut ,u,.. g
ui .vriNr .'' f- or demands duU tn. contract aN
d'hir ih Nt h.n' ni N' eN'r'-fhri Any uu. 81 tInF
Win lam u- frlr"~. MN. tlg tfu of ~ \ i.n4- "a Coo
VII DO cat iIitl tI. Doe Nthl'- 4tN Nu'.nH iuu
WilI sand ntu -ifu l~f~ a LEWIS 500
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Snsirutllon.

DIANO, organ taught III lessons free with Ihar.
monte COLLIN l4j Thompson 81 instrunie ut. tune
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Cultures.


COOPER UNION Free saturday Niglt Lectures In
y the GREAT Hal ats T. VI saturday Jan 49, the i,D.
tur. Will hc delivered 10y Prot YIN A. Hammond. y
New tlts, The Nrryou. :, stem and How to Use
without Abusing It." illustrated
Ticket. can be had graft, az the one of tho Cooper
Union and at ID. Van Nosrands book store 20 Murray
street
ADRIAN : HEWITT. Secretary.
DOBEHT q. INGEHsOLL. = LECTURES
~ SIC ALNLIlI. M M umlNr Amm.l ID, Mt
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SOrsss, earnings, &;.

oKsEior sale-fit lor grocor> VI milk wagon va
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Anttlun Nntltts.

IoHN IL. MORGAN, AuCnoneer. VIII nell At pub.
ne Auruuh on saturday, Jan ~, at = o'clock T. n
sauoners stock. envelopes papers hardware
iron salt &c. at 81 and % Maiden lane.
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.nistrlllncous.

nINOHCES quietly tor drscrton A. St'r sft..s
- iur AMERICAN LAW AGkNtf 80 frut 'rf.
opposite tiN Han
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Gsll O statr.

ST GOO FOX stLE-2 house, II rooms, and
water AMI ga Inquiry On PREMISE
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Rev. VIM. II Chapman, pastor of the
VI Il Church, Georgetown, ID G.. writes
"llaving had an opportunity to test the
excellent qualities of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, | hesitate not to say, 1T is the best
RENE ly have ever used in my family.
Read TgAlS. ALI persons getting
their sale bills printed at this Office will re-
ccivc gratis a sufficient number of hHnh
sale notes. also Il free local notice until day
of sale. Heretofore the sale bills printed
at this Office have been greatly admired
and no pains will be spared this season to
make them equally as handsome. besides :.
great deal cheaper than any where else.
THE RAILROAD and Labor Troubles in
Blltimorc.-John s, Pointer, esq. OF the
Baltimore d,t-c I've 70 G., says: During
the railroad strike Of July, 1871, in this city
was exposed ut night while on inly to Il
current Of air, which induced rheumatism
if my shoulder, Thereby rendering me I'm
able to use my arm at all. lNppIird kcI'rlS
Roman Linment, wh ch govcmc immcd a {
and permanent relief / would add, also
that II membcy of my flmilv. who has sui.
fGrcd with the same disease for many y ar
and left scarcely an. remedy untllcd, has
experienced most bclcl.c al results from tho
use of tie Roman Lnlmcnt
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.
SALE REGlsTER-Bll for the following
sales have been printed at this office

SALE REGisTER.-Bills for the following
sales have been printed at this office.
On Saturday Feb. 9th, the heirs Of VIM.
Valentine, decd, will sell ut Rocky Hidgc,
valuable wood lots.
On Saturday, Feb'y 8, Jesse II. Nusstar,
cx'r of Jesse w. Nusscar, mile south OF
the College, will sell valuable Real Estate.
See adv elsewhere.
On Monday, March 4th, at 8 o'clock, j.
"A. Simons will sell on the Castle Farm,
near. Crcagcrs'ewn, holses, cows, hogs,
farming utensils, buggy harness and other
articles.
On Tuesday, Feb 70, Henry Wagner 1 !!
miles west of Mt. st. Marys College, two
horses, cows, shoats, farming utensils, &c,
also Household and Kitchen furniture.
On Thursday, March 7, at 0 o'clock, Jas
A Orndortf, near Mt st Nary's College,
will sell horses, cows, hogs, wagons and
FARM implements of all kinds.
Oh Saturday, March 8, at 10 o'clock, /.
NJ Fisher, near Logs station, horses, COWS.
shpgS, farming utensils sc.
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III Ar 81.

On the 9Th inst at the residence of the
brides parents by Pew. Hedges, Howard
p. Ramsburg to Miss Mary Il Leather.
man, both Of this co.
On the 9Th instant, at the Lutheran
Parsonage in Frederick, by the Rev. DR..
Dichl, George II. Bidcl to Mary l..
Brown, both of MiduIctoWn, in this
county.
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= =azH
o. Il g.

On the I'd inst in Frederick, Thomas II
son of Rev. Robert IL. and Mary p.
Williams, aged 5 days.
On the 2sth ultimo, near Mddlcown, after
lingering illness, Miss Julia Ann
Wiscman, aged u years, month and j
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W. |, KELLER, Chemist,
BALTIMORE, MD.
IOW AND CALF WEANERS.

One ofthc best inventions of the age s
the Cow and Calf Weaver 1t ctlcctually
prevents Cows from suckin" thcmsclv es
and an excellent thing to wcan Calves from
sucking Cows. Call and see them at tbs
Agricultural Store of
STEWART & PRICE,
Dcc5 u Frederick,
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s2ss.AEs N.qs'g'agl1.

fel, / I
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We the undersigned citizens Of Crca
gcrstown District No A. intend petit ON
inl Your honorable body,thc County Conn
missianCrs Of Frederick county, after thir-
ty days notice, 10 open and locate county
road beginning at the north corner OF SOL
onion lidcnouI's farm IN the road leading
from Diminishing t" CrcagcrstoWn, run
ming southeast on the dividing lines of Sol
onion NilcnOur and John Smiths LAND ;
thence on the lines Of Ephraim DcIaplanr
Solomon R.drn0ur, Geo. MART, Geo lioi-
man, S"ml Blizzard, Geo Hoffman, Mrs.
Eatharinc Koout2, Geo il,ilman, Charles
Stevens and Geo Hoffman, and theme"
through the land Of John iioiiHlan inter
sccliny tho public road lending from t'rcH-
gcrhown and Rocky Ridge, about I mile
west Of Owings creek near or at the bend
of sad road
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Corrected weekly 81 Geo. ", StocI~'ale
Nc,v advertisements.
S,PECIAL NOTICE
> TO TIE PUBLIC IN GEN ERAL,
BUT YOUNG HOUSE X EEPERS IN
PARTICULAR!

On and after this first day of February,
1873, will sell ut very reduced figures the
following Goods for cash:
Tea Sets, best white Granite, (im-
ported by myscltD 46 pieces at $3.50
Dinner Sets, best white Granite, (im-
ported 10y himstlt) from. .....$i to q
(Or make Sets to suit the buyer, at the
same reduced figures
Toilet Sets. II pieces, So; unprccedently
low.
SILVER.PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY,
WOODEN & WILLOW WARE
Also, GROCERIES, LIQUORS.,
and everything Kept in a first class store
All goods fully warranted, and packed
free OF charge.
Respectfully Yours.
JOHN ElSENllAUE Err,
Near corner Market and Second sis,
Frederick, Md.
fcbli It
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liver (().A91lPZ- AIM ,

When from any of the numerous incl
ting causes the Liver begins to act abnor
maly, the bile remains in the system,
y,tiating and pcrvcrLing every vital pro-
cess, and causing Hoils, Carbuncles,
E!otchcs, PimpIca, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption, Dysentcry, Kid
ncy and Bladder diseases, and many other
disorders, all originating directly or indi-
rcctlv from the Liver. kcllrr's Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action Of
the Liver by providing fer the removal OF
the hillary constituents by the Bowels,
Kidneys and Skin.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13
NRUsTEE's sALR
REAL ESTATE,

By virtue of an Order OF the Orphans
Court, oi the State Of Delaware. In and for
New Castle County, made at New Castle
on the Twentieth day of February, A. D.,
1913, viii be exposed at Public Auction or
Vendue. lat the Lafayette Hotel ,84l Shipley
street In tue city Of Wilmington, on
FRIDAY, the Goth Day of July,
A. D., 1878, at q O'Clock, p. m, the fol-
lowing described real estate, being the
residue after assigning dover OF the pro-
pertv OF Joan =. Hicks, deceased, situate
In Christians Hundred, New Castle coun-
ty and State OF Delaware. bounded and de-
scrib,d as follows TO wit: Beginning at the
westerly boundary the city OF Whining
ton at the intersection of the westerly side
OF Union street with the houtherly side OF
Ninth street, thence along said side of
Ninth street extended westerly six hun
ured and tifty feet to stake In land as
signed as dover, thence along said line of
| dover, southerly and parallel TO Union
| street, four hundred and seventy feet six
! inches to astake In the northerly side ofSth
| ST., extended, thence westerly along said
| side OF sth st., extended, being also line
| IF that part assigned as d0werI four hum
DIR d feet 10 a stake in the easterly side OF
| Woodlawn Avenue, thence along the said
| side OF Wood avn Avenue southerly and
parallel TO Union street three hundred and
| thirteen feet TO the northerly side OF
Seventh street EXTENDED, thence along said
| side OF Seventh street easteriy ten hundred
and fifty feet TO the aforesaid side OF Union
street, which said street forms part OfIlhe
present boundary OF the city OF Whining
ton and thence thereby northerly seven
hundred and eighty three feet and six
inches to the place OF beginning be the
contents thereof what they may.
: And IT is ordered by the Court that the
purchaser or purchasers thereof, be and
appear at the next Orphans' Court. fol
, New Castle County. that the Court may
, assign to the purchaser or purchasers, thu
premises sold to him, her or them pursu
ant to this order, he, she or they, with suf
r flcient surety or sureties, TO be approved
J by the Court, entering into recognizanc,
( TO be taken and acknowledged In sale
I Court, TO the State, In penal sum, to b,
3 determined by the said Court, with condi
3 tion 10 pay to the parties entitled, sever
3 ally, or their executors, administrators o
! assigns, respectively, their just and pro
l portfonable shares OF the said purchas
money, with interest from such time a.
1 the Court may determine, in such manne
: and time as may, by the direction OF tn
4 said Court, be prescribed ard appointed Il
Q said condition.
o. Attendance will be given and term
I made known, at the time and place afore
2 said, by BENZ. NIELDS,
4 Trustee,
}, Or by his Attorney
t Attest. J. NJ. HoUSEMA AN, Clerk OF
phans' Court. je2o-2tawtjy2o.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13
Horace White About Samuel
j. Tilden.
From the Cincinnati ENQUIRER.

from the CINCINNATI Enquirer.
'Gov. Tilden," said Mr.. Horace White,
at Long Branch, is for the first i've
minutes Of conversation SO vacant and
limp OF countenance that he appears 10
have lost his mind but you must listen
to him an hour, and he willthen be found
fund Of information, well classified and
digested. He has great self-esteem,
aud is an idealist 10 many thine-a man
l think, OF certain strong purposes. As a
President he would have been obstinate
with his party, but certainly a greater
success than Hayes, who is very cheaI
production"
MIR. White seems. to think tha
at present the two leading Democrat,
candidates are Thurman of Ohio anc
Tilden. He thinks that as Thurman
becomes more prominent, Hendrick.
will glide in the rear of Tllden and bt
content with secoHd place. Indiana
Will go for the old ticket, Tilden anC
Hendricks. Tilden's danger lies IL
New York repudiating him. If Thur
man is nominated, Mr.. White suppose!
Bayard will be put up for Vice-President
de believes Grant will be beaten for tn,
Republican nomination., and tha
Edmunds OF Vermont is as likely as no
TO be the candidate, locality hayip,
very little to do with il, as Blaine, whc
lives further East, nearly got the nomi
nation two years ago. White thing
Hayes's nominations to office worse thai
Grants.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13

Mr.. MANN proposes to give the Bright
House puff in his sermon Tomorrow
Perhaps his sermon will prove more at
tractiye on account ofthis notice. There
may be some straight-laced Methodists
that would deny some other Methodists
the hope of heaven because they danced.
But such as do so innocently and rely
upon the promises of the Saviour are
quite as likely to go to heaven as those
who 60 into the ocean to frolic in its
sportive and inviting waves and to the
music of the surging surf. Perhaps this
is a malicious fling at the Bright House
and an attempt to aid the Surf House; il
so we sincerely hope that it will result in
aiding both houses. Rehoboth needs
help from all sources, and 1t will be quite
as acceptable from Mr.. Mann's pulpit
as from any other source.
But Mr.. Mann has an undoubted right
to his sentiments, and il accords with the
old Methodist discipline under which that
great church has so soon attained such
eminence and power.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13
NOTICES..

OTICE.-Tne Democratic Executive
N Committee. OF New Castle county,
under, the rules. have apportioneu me
con,,tv as follows. TO wit: Wilmington,
Christ,ana, Mil creek, White Clay Creek,
New Castle, ST. Georges and Blaokolru
Hundreds are entitled to have eacn one
Kepresentative in the next Legislature.
Pencader in the 2nd District. and Red Lion
In the 3rd, are entitled each one senator.
Convention called to meet at Dover, Aug.
stu, 10 nominate candidates for Governor
and Congress. win be held 10 the respec,
Saturday. August 3rd. The nomination
Election for candidates for the Levy Court
and for the lie. islature, Will be held on the
1st Saturday OF September.
7 O'Clock, p. NJ. The election Is to be held
by the Judges who held the nomination
election for sheriff and Corcner
j. IL. WALKER, Chairman
WILLIAM II. NEWTON, sec. pro tenn.
Jyl2 tn
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13
The Revelations of E. l.. Weber

New ORLEANS, July 12.-Before the
Potter subcommittee to-day +. l.. Weber
was recalled and testified regarding oc-
currences in West Feliciana parish.
Suit was pending against witness for
nearly sixteen thousand dollars; did not
go back TO the parish and settle the affair
because his wife was afraid for him to 90
back.
Cross-eXamind by Mr.. Cox in relation
to his connection with the Legislature
and his absence from the Packard Sena Q
! Tor ten days. Witness said his object was
to elect Pinchback To the United States
Senate. Pinchback paid witness 81 900
for expenses. He explained his return
later To the Packard Senate, and submit
ted portion of $4,000 OF warrants on the
State treasury, received from Twitchell
As security ofgood faith to carry out the
scheme of passing an appropriate on bill
OF s5OO,OOO, out of which insane asylum
claims for $4,000, held by witness, were
To be paid, witness failing to get his claim
cashed by reason of the Packard govern
ment retaining the collaterals without Civ
ing any good reason why it should retail
them. Witness said nineteen Packarl
2 Senators were interested in the half mil
. hon scheme, and Packard had promise,
that the bill when passed should becom
e a law. Witness stated he was a membe
e | OF an association of the Senate in 1851
which included Governor Antoine; L: {
e Anderson, Twitchell, Burch and other,
e for corrupt purposes. There were min,
a teen in the association. They receive
" So, 600 for passing the levee bill and SO
n 700 for passing the State House bi
m Each member of the association receive
" $1,000 of the money. Twitchell was DR.
e sident and 7. G. Anderson treasurer
ID the association. The committee then a
journed.