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National Republican., 1878-07-17

WHILE President HAYES was engaged in
intriguing with the enemy and covertly ne
gotiating for a cessation Of hostilites against
his titlo, the stalwarts of the Republican
party bore the brunt of the fight, and finally
came oil victorious by compelling the Dem
ocracy to abandon the scditious Mcxicani-
zation scheme to yacate the office of Chief
Magistrate. A lesson, besides the one
prompted by natural feelings of gratitude,
might be learned from these facts But
President HAYES Is q Bourbon, of the con-
ciiatory kind. He does not know and can
not learn that Cancellation does not concili-
ate, and that the only way to secure politi-
cal advantages in these times is to fight for
them in a straightforward, manly way.
National Republican., 1878-07-17

THE New York Sun ccngratulates itself
that Its candidate for 1880, General JoE
JOHNSTON, is looming up. We are afraid
General joe will take it out IN looming.
National Republican., 1878-07-17

IT Is well-known fact that GRANT desired
and intrigued for q third nomination during
two or three years of his second term. :
He did not hesitate to speak of his desire to
many of his personal friends, and ho was bit
tery disappointed, &c.
Exactly what the writer OF the foregoing
extract from the editorial columns of the
Washington Democratic organ expected to
accomplish by the misstatement Of facts ii
contains it Is difficult to ascertain, for the
mEsstatemcnts are SO plain as to carry con-
National Republican., 1878-07-17
tits Cor eiiIaiIon.
Nov York Commerc. .al-Adyertiser. |

Mrs. Van Lcer. widow OF Union Colonel who
fell OF Williamsburg has been discharged from the
Philadelphia sub.Trcasury to make place for Mis-
Rhctt, daughter of the rebel General Rhctt OF
Georgia. This Is not only Civil service Reform,
but Il Is conciliat!on.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
Ouestion Abo,,t mi, LoynIty.
Thlbany Journal

lAbany JOurnhil
II fFitz-John Porter had been aS Jealous aud pa.
triotic in tho original battle Of Dull Run rs IN tha
which he Is now hghtingover again at West Point
there never would have been any question abou
his loyalty.
National Republican., 1878-07-17

THE Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati COmmercin who sometimes
speaks by the card" regarding Administra-
ton affairs, and who is always reliable, pre-
dicted the New York custom-house removals
several months ago, lie adds some peril
nent information in the premises, which ex-
poses the fact that the anti. .Conklingites
National Republican., 1878-07-17
Liberals Have Been Converted.

Tho men calling themselves Republicans who In.
dulge IN unpleasant remarks about General Grants
candidacy In 1880 do No prematurcly. Many, even
among the Liberals who opposed him In 1872, have
been converted, and we shall not be surprised to
lind some Of his present critics shouting, Grant
the old flag, and All appropriation" In two year
from now.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
VIII Go Hack Into Their Places.


II has taken President Hayes nearly year to
clear the custom. house oftbe Conkling ring, and
the fight Is not yet, for Arthur and Cornell will
go back Into their old places next winter II the SEN
ate should refuse TO confirm their successors. The
Presidents sticktoiyencss Is good, but his cam.
paign against Consli has IL been brilliant
suCCpSs
National Republican., 1878-07-17
LEe.A L..
Supreme Court of the United State
NDS' 80 AND aS,
OCTOBE Err TERM, 1877,

Samu el StringfelOw Of nL, NJ, r. n. Baskin suggest
appellants ed the death of Brigham
No. 40 vs. Young, one OF the appel
Joseph NJ. Cain ct al, lants and paintiifs ii er
and rOr In these cases and
Samuel Strlngfellow ct al, moves the court for an
pl'fS In error, order under the 18th rule
No. Al vs. to make the proper
Joseph M. tain ct Al. J representative psrt,
whereupOn II Is now here ordered by this cour thai
unless the proper representatives OF the said brigham
Young deceassd, aforesaid, shall yolunia iariIy bs-
come parties within the hrs ten days Of the ensuing
term ofhs court the appellees and defendants IN ef
error dismissed, provided that copy OF this ordel
shall be printed In the National Republican newspa
per at the SCAT OF government, for three successive
weeks at least sixty days before the be Ginning OF the
2ith March, fsTs
True copy-rest:
ID. W. MIDDLETON,
IyI69w Clerk supreme Court u q,
National Republican., 1878-07-17

A PATHETIC tale comes up from Long
Branch. President" TILpES has been stay
ing there for time, looking, it is said, sol
emn, if not unhappy. Ills iavorito exercise,
the story goes, is promenade "On the
Beach, not after the gay, flirting style Of
the song, which relates the incidents Of
One fine summers day;
but with his hands claspcd behind him,
completely absorbed in brown study.
There are many explanations that might he
offered for this gloomy mood Of the Gra-
mercy Park bachelor but none Of them ex-
actly fit the case. His heart has been so
hardened by q career Of reckless and crimi-
nal railroad wrecking, stock-iobbing, and
income thefts that 1t is hardly probable he
Is conscience-smittcn. His lonesome strolls
regrets over his nti-Southern-caims letter,
and his soul Is no doubt gangrened with
jealousy of President HAYES, who, accord
ing to ALEX. STEPHENS, is better South
ron to-day than he would or could be, were
he to act as President for thousand years.
But he is not without hope. In few days
PoTTsR's Perjury Mill will begin grinding
at Atlantic City, and the sulphurous blasts
as they are waited North will give words to
the yoiceless ocean waves of encouragement
to his weary heart. The gloom will depart
from his brow, and his step win become
more elastic as he listens with fond eager
ness to the dulcet falsehoods of red-headed
JIM, and thinks how fruitful his last outlay
fiom that ine1haustible "bar1 o money"
has been
National Republican., 1878-07-17
, Not Very Cops,stent.

[Dcnycr Ncws.l
The party which dcnounccs Capitalization In one
plank OF It's platform and asks for appropriation
from the General Government In the next u not
very consistent but II Is Democratic,
National Republican., 1878-07-17
WIN Break Out Now and Then.
~

That States rights secession speech Of Jed Davl,
will make an excellent Republican campaign doc
ument They manage In the South 70 keep Jof
pretty we'll corked up, but he will break out now
and then.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
News Received too Late.

Dayton Journal
while Banning was working tn make corner In
army stock, the Bann' 'r7- getting ready to
take advantage OF hi They got tho news
OF his failure too ls'' aud wait for his ef
fort noxt winter.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
DIED,

HUGHRs.- On Monday morning. the 18th OF July
1875, MARY, widow OF the late Judge James Hughes
Her funeral Will lake place nom her late residence
IA Twelfth street Northwest wedne day, the I7tl
instant, at 10 o'clock a NJ.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
FOR RENT.

EN0R RENT-HOUSE No. Do ELEVENTH
l. street southwest; Ave rooms hall, porch, vert.
bule nico front yard and Rent reasonable
or will Sc to desirable party on monthly payments
Apply SOS Eleventh street southwest. iyi7-2s
ENOR RENT-TwO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
II with the use OF the kitchen and stove. Bath
room aud water Closet adjoining the rooms WIN
rent cheap 10 good tenant Also table board at
enable raIos. Inquire at e.j Tenth street northwest
jyi61
ENOR RENT-NO. 1875 + STREET NORTHWEST
Il Ten rooms modern improvements, Including
stationary washtubs In laundry, and wash stands
with hot and cold water In chanbers-all Ia perfect
order. Rent reasonable to permanent tenant. Inquire
Of COGAN SONS, sroces II street, corner Twen'
tetb. jpT-tf
National Republican., 1878-07-17

DIR. BULLS Blood Mixture by its wonderful re.
stOrative influence purihes and cnrichcs the blood
and induces good health.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SAriosFThT Fhc s5trf SSt! f9gHSi,ssS &S5 sa5nr LINE
NORTH NoRruwEST, MEsr. AND SOUTH
SUNDAY, TO- ,5Aks TAEs II, asrFfE lf Is AM
III Si sS %SifSEfS a ss.. p e.
jGGsi9S; ss, 4: ,iis.ssss hsnsysf. snd hiE Rass:
s,rSblrs, winchcsisr Masersiown io and Way W
40 tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPIRES
Point Of Rocks, Cranberry, strasburg. Win
'SSISf% %SEs, III EaifSpEfFGfA. y ssiSlf posros,
YORK and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis June
rsSahH 5oEys sEIcAs. .s.sSn ans ys.9
FtSf, I . hsssSe sS or I.on &c "a ss
dnsky daily, except saturday.
iSco-DAITIMoRE EXPRESS. steps 8, Biudsr.L
s% sS%S S Hanover ''''' N""'''''' ''''' '''''''
sysS,S sneRH. ffGSl fy yxSh sf nos
hsSTaS FaFS JSsssISs N S.s, As. ssn,
Ann'nPSil; 5gRs,i2n y os rreaerc ,v.,,ou, Win
Hooks and Way stations only.
fFfIRS %ss s5s!Ii:i
Cantor. =, Si9ls at Blaac,gsburs md Laurel
Sis; ;:tGfitcXao xND t6ITGBus EXPIRES
sleeping GaTs g TrI e NJ, Snlgsse: see:xpnrss
ASB ffrsRpa HiSa fixHsAri ixfIf fi.Sars' s1ass
ss.t EM, YoHK puIhApELrmIA. AND
Sers nna srn Scrphs car TO PSsaeipbi tx 20 No"
fDaIiV w. other ,faIIi' daily. escepi sunday.
1910 GREAT 1910
40 NM I;E;N,S;ssYLIy,ASrA H9uLE; -
BaSftf 9EfSk fSH1 Sii rcOr
Trains LnAykI%Skkshn = t'I'S from Depot. cor
E.Ss.s f ;$ $'i 's sss Ss::
hrf$SRE SE SS$ S$ FSi;s Il y sIiSfsSsa
9a ss '1s FsSs S$sS Sni RaaS Il as saSsy
Ss:s z; rai:: s:; a! Is e. e ss5
TG. Al. hr2,ssn Train, csSss
GouSs dasf' ssss s snS Journey % ssross % NV T
Ssy s yo;s sS a. ssspas he E. ea 10 Rom M sss ;s
For f.iisdspnis iso m daily sHcsp, spadsy -
Ss a \. Sss sssp; y ss%s by '@ m ."s . :.
| y. IN. daily, except sunday
For Annapolis ea m and "a tp m daily erospa
ALEXxNbnIA AND FREpERiCKsBuRq RAIL
| WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsh1N0
| TON RATLROAn - -
FOR AieaaIdiia, 30 io II, a. m. . tS a.
| 7, n. m. On sunday at GlU m. and L. and ]. p N.
For N, hnond and the SOUTH ~, and vyA u m. daily.
| sd klO Y. M. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alesandr,s for Washington O. Z
| Gl0, 10 II = M, l. . <2D sd AND p. m.
I'm SUNDAY at 81 and 10 q m. and o. 9 p m,
| Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlorcH -
conmodntions can DO procured ut the oilices-norh'
east OF Thirteenth street and avs
enue, northcast corner Of sixth street and Pennsyt
ynniA avenue and Rt the depot whers orders oAn b
| hotels and re-ldenoos
L. p, FARMER, General Passenger AgesS
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. apl usl
National Republican., 1878-07-17
- = - -
ROOMS FOR RENT.

EoR REST-A sVITEo NICELY FURNIsHED
Il Rooms, on second floor, at Us per month. Also
ONE or TWO SINGLE Rooms, at very mo ierate
prices. Gentlemen only. No. ~ Thirteenth street
northwest. jesStf
FURNISHED ROOMS At s26 INDIANA AVE
II nue.. myI-ams
National Republican., 1878-07-17
BOAR DIN q.

BOARD AT HYATTSVlLLE-PLEASA
- rooms and good board may be had on reAsona-
Bile terms close 10 the station, by addressing Mrs.
JOSEPH ANDERSON, Hysttsyile, Md. Iyi6-t
17R PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
~ west.-FirStclass Board. with large airy
Rooms, from v 10 siO per week; transient, 80 per
day baths and gus. MRS. o. "a HOWARD
National Republican., 1878-07-17

FoR sALE-A HOUSE FRONTING UPON u
l. dietary Square. WIN be sold cheap Tor cas-
Address =. o. Box 6Si. iylC-jts
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
JUSTICE ENTERS LATE.

A number of boys, including Augustus
Rlker, seven years old, yesterday after
noon mounted the platform oi about half
a dozen freight cars on a siding in the
Ere depot at Patterson, n. j., and let of
the brakes. The cars ran down the steep
grade and soon gained terrific headway.
Young Riker was struck by bumper of
one of the cars, thrown under the wheels
and instantly killed, mis- head and shoul-
ders being horribly fiattened where the
| wheels passed over him tranversely. The
cars ran into another lot of coal cars and
caused much damage, several being badly
broken up.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
hurled Treasure Pound.

In Roheson township, Washington
county. while the cellar OF Richard Don,
aIdson' a farmer, was being cleared ol
some dirt which had lain there many
vsars a tin box, CONTAINING $7OO in green
bacss. and tin cup containing 5000 II
gold were found, probably LETT there pS
the father of Donaldson, who died year
ago, and who had sold iiock OF sheep ?
the money for which could not be found
Mr.. Donaldson divided the money equal
ly with bis three brothers, all being
equal heirs.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
=, TINE TABLE
-,gt,mfNgTos.

.vE WILnINdToN
ihslpni,aa' i2T u 80, a.so, 400,
40 o, ~ = m. On sundays; 200.
10, st0' n r 40, o 80, Q 46, p m, ..o
VIZ ast 2.s7, $780, N, ~ 80, w os'
foIsa oIsaundays: 2V9a m. o 40. p. m.
nio0oo",d Washington: 1851, 2.1U,
pOr'e, ~ ~ ,,O,, b1s. 10 26,p IN. sun
!. N 10 5. 80, a IN.
Dsspcsiti 400 p M no s"no"'
castle, go, si5 a M ioo' 8 80 p
sunday rain. q af
,Nn sanant 4 Northern X. r.: 8 % q
nIIs,'Dno n m; no sunday train. :,
~ ~ Western X. H.; 10 ~ q "'o +"
sssoondays: sso 10 80 a 10
% oDs.uaRIyE AT wILmINoTnN.
% Ahn, ABB. , Il "A, g. "a, . 10 I 06 a m
lls1,ssIis ,s "a n 81, 8 50, 4 81, 504. . ~
W., y Al ~ pm m /; on Sundays' IL 4s
rrsS, 10 p, II 10 p m. ,o-
lSSt (: / Of, 8 "a q m; IL ~ IL o, D
.s,nT, q m IN Sundays: IL 10, o'
pGSprp ps ~ . o.. 5 40, s41. a m; u q
nv iplGsss Is p mi on Sundays; 2oi a n
y; iID;;rgton: 10, q m 70 n, IL 3s
l n; Oh Sundays; . "a a m s4'
h Dsposi,' 400 a mi no Sunday
y. Castle: $50 am; IL 10 m
sW T ~: no Sunday trains.
i'',yare sya r. r.: So IL 10 a In
=. no Sunday trains.
lIsington q Northern X. H.: . 10
.n.i % q D M; no sunday trains.
l,rsre w Western X. R.: 7 Do a m
~ On sundays: 600 , m.
y, ~ vIIMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ApELPHIA.
IA street and Washington ave
soO, 10 80, II 45 a m; 2 30, y "
* si5, Q 45, II 80 pm; on Sun
~ m; 6 sO,9 as, II 80, p m.
nsy second and Market street,
w. " N, IA Is, 8 50, $40, II 80 p N
.,niays, Q 30. II 80 o m.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
For sale.

|M.dlng lots At =. r. corner Front
IsrS>On streets.
d, in Jackson between sixth and
|Elt
4, IN Finn Letween Van Buren and
|lr,dl sire, II.
non Gilpln Avenue between Har-
|G1nd brOOme streets.
ID, adJolping and uorth ofthe abeve.
f'nat s. W. corner Harrison and
|rls Avenue.
d on Delaware Avenue between
cSn and Broome.
as0n Pennsylvania Avenue and
|Grlth street.
THOM AZ X. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
fAli GOg Market sLr' ct.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
Ennn AT LAST
4 sub.,,.nt. For D r u G S

FOOD is made curative agent by cont
centration and artificial digestion, and j.
Is so simple In It's application that The ad =
vice OF Physicians Is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best medi
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCAkDlNG DRUGS
and using the BLAN CHAkD b LO D d
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving all
| forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptlve Patient.
| sufferers from Malarial or Blooi Poison
| ing, together with the entire list OF com
| plants peculiar to the Female Sex find IN
the use Of this Food sure and speedy re-
| lief.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
Tur CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN

THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
A A,rrpIcA.-The Ceutreville (Md.,) 90
eerper. 90 large eight-column weekly, has
Sea'I, c.,t i,s subscription price down to seren-
ty-fue cents year, being Jus. a1ua' ,Sa ,,l ,he
cost of the white paper anu .no n'o', r"N,
This makes the Observer the cheapei' y
newspaper published In America, 1. ~ IL
! a first class journal, and is now certalnls l.,
chean enough for everybody to subscribe
~ il who wants paper at all.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
RAILROADS.
WILM INGTON q
'aLTlMORE RAIL ROAD.

Xn,
WILM q
'ALTlMORE RAIL ROAD.
Novem ber 10, 1873. 5,- 4
an will leave Wilmington as follows
las,Selphia and intermediate Stations,
Pm.
Sss,9I.adelphIa S,I. (Express) q. 90, go, m.
III ~. ana New York, Q 81, 05, go. m,
Pan. An'er ihoAi"'0
sst suinore and Bay Line, 7.Os, a. m.
kgsaaore NJ anu Washington, ~ 81, 2 10, S39.
|Ms o'. BIB, 10 26, p. m.
~ JS y lor Delaware Division, leave fer:
I'LL ,Castle, $40, 9.15, a. m. los, 8 30, PIN.
saeton and intermediate Stations,
a., 05, $50 p. m.
LID, p. m.
ht.. SUNDAY TRAINS.
eipnla and Intern ediate Stations
900. $50, p. m.
nph'a nm and New York, zoo. a. m
more \ and Washington, 1851. II
~ dauther Information passengers are
ka the time tables posted at thu
H. r. RENNEY,
~ SUPERINTENDENT.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
Terrible Death-Bed Scene.


The Fate Of a Girl IN Ne,park-She Dies
Cursing a Negro Whom She Charges
With Her Ruin.
From the N. Y. Herald.
In rooms occupied by Mrs. Jennie
Malvin, colored laundrywoman, at No.
" Mechanic street, yesterday morning,
about l O'Clock, an intensely dramatic
scene was enacted. There were three
persons in the room at the time-Mrs.
Malvin, colored; colored man named
Dickson Gardner,and white woman.-
The latter was on her deathbed, within
an hour Of her fihal dissolution. She
had been employed as domestic in
boarding house on Park place, one of
the fashionable streets in Newark, where
Gardner was employed. He is a coal
black Virginia negro, and, as is alleged,
betrayed the white girl over year ago.
Two weeks age she gave birth to child
while stopping at friends house in
Fair street. On Monday night, while
| still in a feeble condition, she was re-
removed to Mrs. Malvin's, the object
being to get her away from prying eyes.
That night 1t rained furiously, and the
removal, though only few blocks dis
tant, told heavily on the unfortunate
mother, who gradually sank, until it was
manifest on Friday that death was creep
ing on her slowly but surely. That
evening she sent for priest, one of the
clergymen attached to St. Johns, in Null
berry street. He came and gave her the
last consultations of her religion.
About ten o'clock the same night, as
Aunty Malvin states, Gardner entered
the place and sat by the sick woman's
bedside. At first she seemed pleased at
his presence, but soon changed her looks
and tone and began to talk angrily al
him. Midnight passed and she seemed
to revive. She stared fiercely at Gard
ner, and after a long look and a LONG
pause finally burst out at him after thil
fashion
A DREADFUL ANATHEMA.
"You devil the curse of God on you
YOU'RE the one that brought me to thi
TO shame, to ruin, to degradation ant
to death. How do you ever expect to b.
pardoned How can yon dare sit Their
and look me in the face, you black devi
incarnate Oh, my poor mother ant
father in heaven, what must ye think O
me?
At this point the distracted creatur
f sprang up in the bed, caught the startle
negro by the throat, and with eyes snap
ping and voice quivering with ange
shrieked the terrible words: "You devil
f now I've got you, and I'll drag you dow
' with me--down, down, down to the pei
dition you've sent me to! May the Go
Q that's in heaven shut you out and let yo
: go where you belong-to hell! Yo
devil, may the curse of God forever re.
S upon you p
a The wretched woman sank back e,
hausted by her great exertion, and Gart
E ner fled from the house soon after 81
y was corpse.
s JUSTICE ENTERS LATE.
e County Physician Hewlett held po
n mortem examination and found death
II have resulted from natural causes, supe
e induced by exposure and over eXertio
'f The woman's only living relative,
; brother in Newark, will take care Of Il
l. funeral.
s. Gardner, who is married man, cou
!; not be found yesterday by the autho
l. ties, and his wife and children are sto
20 ping with Policeman Dickerson, color
r man. A warrant has been issued
le Gardner's arrest.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
e. TOWNSEND.

D., uoiesale and retail dealers in
4'dH AND sCHUYLKILL COAL.
" e6asled In any cellar in the City free
uRe, ~ MAin Once foot of \ ourth
theI- i~ephone Once No. SIC Market
% ana s.-We guarantee extra prspapa
Ah bS ip,on pt delivery. Try a SAMPLE
'sispAes~. newly.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
d KENT & co.

VI NENT & co.
|spn |snnNR and Manufacturers Agents for
u, IRON,
STEEL, STEEL,
HARDWARE, HARDWARE,
asyas;ND COACH Material.
EGle in ule ee Largest Stock of Goods in the
( Ae sieir line, and hest assorted S ock
N 1s United States,
Vo AND 2a7 SHIPLFY AND zE
AND 2l2 ORANGE STREETS,
WILMINGTON DEL,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17

ESALt "A high y improved IA m
aGacreS in White Clay Creek hun
A .lle closed N Osag Hedge. d.
1 MO 0 G fields. Large apple or
tnhiul bearing. Pubic school ad-
gl1e farm. Buildings-Large Man.
lo1bIe Tenant House, Barn, Granary
U other buildings necessary on a
Pi,Al' larm. ZmIles from station oil
- b r. Il. Cen,raliy located. =
|ie i'Om Wilmington. Apply to
JND. W. WHlTEM AN.
Nl l.slaie ag't, 2 W. Fourth street
E..S&Sd-w Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17

Time is too valuable to be wasted IN IN
credalously experimenting with various nn
comedies when 20 cent Dottle ., a,,. ~.
BulIs cough syrup will at once cure your
cold.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17

Hundreds of cases of BRIGHT'S Dis
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgic and kheunatic
diseases Ii is almost SPECIFIC Physical
and Mental Debility from the use of Alco-
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
nam able cause, find in this Food a natu-
raj and potent remedy.
For THE INTELLECTUAL WORKER
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
Nrw YORK, November 2e, 1877.

NFW YORK, NOVtIHUtr 70, IoTi.
DIR. v. W. BLANCHARD: During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations of Food cure, nd feel happy
TO say they have met my most sangulne
expectations, giving to patients long en-
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE 8. LOZIER, M. D.,
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17

pksaLE.-At prices that will
Pay 10 purch Sse.
dwellings.
.,Snbuilding Lots.
''ed Mortgages wanted. .Al
j. IT. HEAID.
fAaage. octI2s4 wtf
VI fERSONS who wish TO Rent, buy
1@ll Farms, may save trouble anu
EuTs oy entering their names at
'hiIEMAN'S FARM AGENCY,
MOP West FourthSt'
iaw-&wtf
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
IRsiIE.

kw and Dwelling, No. 604
bsu ~; Dwelling house SOf
a s.. I2 rooms, Rev Dwell
ns Sh alIerOss Ave., 3 rOOnns'
|dlng Lets iR various parts
city. Heuses are In good
b. Apply to
ID. CHANDLER,
Eglus No. OOA King st.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17

EsALE.
Sore Property, with 10 acres OF
g1d rex dwelling house and other
|NIdlngS Price As bon. A bargain.
|ByiO EVANS PEN y lNGTON,
p Eighth and Market It's.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17

1 kRgsT-fhe second story front
n The Telegraph Building, N. X.
~ Third and Market streets II is
4 [rhrDished and suitable for n busi-
IN Five Loan Associations meet
Ird pay the rent, making the room
M ti,e 10 the person renting II. Ap-
Il. b. FRA ZER,
Eti Clerk OF City Council.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17

nuy ano sci. stocks
,,,o Bonds and Gold in N
IN 10, York, Phila baltimore
NV and local markets.
.,xyRs AND BROK KRIS.
gouse Building. Entrance on o.
Street.
an, American, Rod Star, ,nman
~ Lines TO Great Britain and
EEd Europe
FOR SALE.
NJ delaware X. r. Co. STOCK.
H. c,stle Gas Go bond.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
"7a|a7~
FOH SALE.

=
sral 90 sSory roe as IN
I, sssstts building.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
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