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Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
Christmas Eve Entertainment.

Tomorrow evening, Tuesday, the
Sunday school OF the Union NJ. Il.
church, will have erected in the church
a large Christmas tree beautifully
trimmed tor the qualification OF the In
fant school. The Infart department
has over 200 scholars, and each OF them
will be presented with a book and a
package Of candy. The entertainment
is given to the little folks by the Adult
school. The parents Of he scholars and
friends Of the school are All invited to
be present. Besides SON. other enter
tanning exercises, the Infant school will
sing d 4" liurrah Song" which will be
something new and nov,l, and which
none can sing better than the Infant
schoo! o. the Union church. The
schools, Adult and Infant, are requested
10 meet at I O'Clock the exercises to
commence at y O'Clock, and be over in
time to trim the Christmas tree before
mOrning.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
RENT.

Delaware Avenue,
Deawarc Avenue,
yr aware Avenue,
eSt street,
[inall street
|4Tk ct street,
linall = cot,
|tHch street,
|fgcrsOn street
|,'nall street. Apply to NJ. VI. CHILD,
|Neventh street 3l2t-e-o-d
SALE. Three new 3.stOry brick a.
tsrs. 4 rooms, bath, hot and cold kGl
West Eighth street
story brick houses, I'd and Monroe
story brick house, rooms, with
Monroe street.
story brick c0ttngr hOu-e, front yard
s rooms. VITA bath.
tory brick houses on Walnut stree, =,
NH and 18th, . rooms, for sale or
HE above viii be sold low and upon
Iating terms. Apply To VIM. H..
w. seventh and Market streets.
.tu
>ALE. One Double House, 0ll Nsfs
ellington stree 20 feet front, lt
'g Is rooms and an office, bath, store
rru. front and bnck lot 5OXl5O feet
NAH modern Improvements.
Inc House, go Jefferson street, con
rr,;ns and bath room with all mod
rrmcnts. Porch front. Just finished
'0r occupancy.
ne House on Jackson street near
'utms.
Farms below Middleton, one near
Nt springs.
Budding lots, situated In different
b" city.
.ose properties will he sold or cx-
At tho present lowest rates. Apply
iNDLER. Real Estate Agent, No. 2
street, SaviIle building. where n
zion will be shown. lc7w&d-tf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
t;ueI with Guns Roth Men Killed

A bloody tragedy is reported near
k-oche, Louisiana. Wiley Helmes,
married to a sister Of Ben Talbrrt, had
some family misunderstanding with his
brother in law. Both happened out
hunting deer, and met on the road.
THlhett ordered HJln,es to halt, and
aimed has gun at him. Holmes raised
his gun, and both fired simultaneously
Zach shot taking effect. They then dis
mounted aud fired again. Talbert fell
Ia the road, and Holmes walked to a
house near by, falling exhausted on
the doorsteps. Talbrrt came up and
stepped over Holmes into the house,
asklng toi a gun to finish him. He.
too, fell on the floor, and both expired
In a few minutes after. holmes was
twenty three and Talbrrt nineteen.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

JEWELLERS FOk SALE.
weli-estaDlished ewelry store, In II
rwil OF twelve hundred, with such IN
|rnt az are rarely offered. any one
ressed by heavy city rents, or one who
! % begin the business, should not allow
,ncr TO pass unnoticed, Compelled to
the busine ioI want OF heath. For
lrs address ". A No, sos Madison
\ ilmlngt0n, Del drcis-+t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
PUBLIC SALES.
,UBLIC SALE.

me entire stock and Fixtures.
kaREE FRENCH PLATE GLASS SHOW
CASES, &c,
ot Bush's Jewelry store, ~ Market street,
klmington, Del,
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER2s
At O'Clock, evening IN o'clock,
will be continued until all 10 sold. The
/, No goods will be positively sold without re-
u, MERRICk h DRAKE.
tc,QLu Aucti0neers.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

iK SALEAND RENT. Well hHilt new
wo-st0ry ak rooms, brick Houses on
sut ST. between llth and 18th Sts.. Prices
sai terms very accommodating, For in
lioa apply to HARLAN CAUSE Front
fatnail SIS, or 1924 Tatnall ~. dcl2.2md
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE
uc iarn Of l5S acres, witt good, large
=. situate In Pencader Hundred,
sic County, Del, on the road IRON
IS TO summit Bridge, about ~ acres Of
near to schools, mills, stores, Ac., ~
run Kirkwood station on the Del. X. X.
W., terms easy. !. A. BOND - CO,
.nlry street. dee . Gtl
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

IN SaLt.-A three-story brick house lOI
West Seventh street, pleasantly sitna.
Also two good lots. on T.. Sixth street,
e the post-0iiice, might he made bust
pIace, house 8l4 Washington street for
Apply 10 q. CHANDLER 9o5 Mar
IppL nv27
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
VAME.S BRADFORD,
VAMES l. BRO,

DAINTuNG AND GRAlNlNd.- The firm
of Hickman Valentine, having been
iissolyed by the decease Of Wesley Hickman,
the undersigned will continue the above bust.
ness Mt the seconds story of the Telegraph
Building. Corner oiThird and Market streets,
on his own ACCOUNT VIM. II. VALENTINE.
ct254m0
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

4 SALE.-A six rOOmed house with
ath, No. co.. East sixth street, in good
possession Immediately.
EIng No TUT Church street rooms.
number OF small dwellings Tor sale IN
bat parts OF the city. Apply to " NJ,
|lULLEY n CO., 6O3 Market street.
|ngton, Del. sep2b
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

TX SALF.-A first-class mill roperty -
Appiy to EVANS PENNlNfr N,
end Building, Eighth AMI Market Sts.
Plg 3t-e-o-d
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

SALE rhrecstory brick, front and
lc, 5l2 West Sixth street.
tory brick, oOi French street, side
tory brick, 702 Tatnall street
qua ground. on West street, 18th TO
1rr's.
lso properties will ne sold n great
and on very easy terms.
WM. TAIN ALL, 6O2 Market street
Iv-3.3taw. I'm
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

II SALE .CHEAP.-House and Stable
ina fillagc, close 20 X. V. Apply 10
US PENNINGTON, Almond Build.
EghFh and Market streets. dcl9e o d3t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

WANTED. .-By January lst a situation
AZ boob. keeper In n wholesale store,
lan ssion house or manuiactory preferred.
| a Of reference. Address Books this Of
dec2G3t.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

aND FOR" ",LE--A property contaI
ng about 25 acres, IN Brandywinc
ired Inquire OF EDW, LtCARPEN-
X RockIand, bel dc,9 wda stStd&3tw
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

UR SALE.-Two story brick house, with
two story brick back building, hot and
water and bath Private front alley. Lot
,ilI0 feet. Price 81 800. Several stores
wei ings for rent. J. A. BOND n CO.,
,bipley A rect, decli.btd
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

DR. SALE.--A 3-story brick house. with
. ropms, papered throughout, with bath,
and cold water, green house. supplied
dpwers, No. sos West Third street, gas
yer house. cl9-6td ltws
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

NR SALt.-A very desirable property on
the southwest corner OF Sixth nnd Mar
streets. Apply toG q. CHANDLER, so5
|set street. dc4-ti
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

bstw and
eun the ri
eya tuoiof the
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

NDR SALE.-A nice lLmlIy Mare, ~
cheap, for want Of us Apply H2h
Ar White ut Seals stable, French street
a Fiith. dcl6.tt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
e0R sALEoR aENT.

n ANTED.-A girl with good reference.
Apply 800 W. Seventh street. dclg-t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
Mad Dog.

A mad dog passed throu h Penn town.
ship Pa, on Wednesday las,, biting
two dogs belonging to John PatGhell,
and Mr., Patohell not being NJ nome, the
dog made his escape. Mr.. +. had one
# his dogs killed and the other secure
ly fastened.
Always keep the bottI" handy,
Do not place it out OF sight,
For it cured our little Andy,
Who was coughing day and night,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

|lR SALE.-A lot of Rev rag carpet OF his
Jwn weaving at 80 cts. per yard, Ds y,
|Bren street. dc7.l2tds
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
y f p A r ! NJ K Y = $:

A-Black and Colorra Silks.
B-Mourning Goods.
l-Dress Goods.
D-lades' and Gents Furnishing Goods.
E-WoDlens, Boys Wear and Ladies Coakin.s,
EMOTIONS, Jewelry Fans,
G-Linen aud House Furnishing Goods.
heGoot Lac- Embrodnes,
J-Uphostery.
k-Sha~ls, Wrappers
I.-.tdns' Dresses, Cloaks, etc
M-llats and Caps.
N--Ihery and Underwear.
O-Hots, Shoes. Rubber Goods, Trunks, Vaises,
E-Bealv made Clothing for Men, Youths Boys
st-Clothing Made to Order.
R-Fsnnels, Muiss, Innings,
S-Fur., Robes,
TStatonery, Slveware, Pefumery
U-Flowers Feathers, Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
v-Infants Misses Dresses Ladies' Underwear
W-BaDy Coaches Toy, Field Games,
X-Dor Mats, Rugs,
H-China and Glassware.
Yl-Silverware.
y-Z"phyrs, Fancy Neelework
no sUCH ATTR Actions CAN b.. FOUND ELSEWHERE
people will they what
mos TO e one.
JOHN w A \ A NJ A X Err.
GRAND DEPOT. INrRTr IN II ST..
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

WANTED. --6OO ms. walnut kernels, at the
IN Little Carmel Depot, 7th and Tatnall
deeis bt~
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
WANTED.

LtyANTED.-A good cook white preferred.
M Apply at elt King street. dc2i-N
kIy ANTED.-To purchase large lot Of se-
nv iect turkies at g. Messicks stalls In
krt street market decD
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

kR RENT.-A desirable Store.stand In
the centre OF the city. Address . NJ, !"
I otice. dclolN
hjR SALE.--5OOO yards OF Stick Candy
1900 Bushels Of Mixtures, all kinds
eet Walnut Bar, At the little Caramel
Ot seventh and Tatnall. dcl9.5ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
EnneraI of Mr.. HCIxMlCk,

The remains Of George w. Sedgwick
who died at the City Hospital ON We'd
Alay evening of hydrophobia, were
in yhred in the Wilmington aud Bran
DIVINE cemetery on Friday quite a
large number of people attending the
funeral.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
General News.

A snow and sleet storm, the first of the
season III the West, set in at st. Lous,
Saturday evening, and turned to heavy
rain during the night. Snow fell Satur-
day all along the raj lroads from st. Lonis
west, extending TO Abilene, Kansas, til"
centre of the storm apparently being at
or in the vicinity of Kansas City, where
the snow was ten inches deep lat night.
The total valuation of property in
Tennessee, as shown by Comptroller
Gaines in a recapitulat;on of the tax az
gregate on property for 1873, is S223, 3,2l2,-
153. The total tax is s223,2l2. The de-
crease In the assessment, as compared
with that of the year 1877, liz S13.696 ,695.
Percentage of decrease is 5.7S.
The Louisiana funding board will meet
TO. day in New Orleans to endeavor to
make such financial arrangements rs will
enable the State TO pay the interest on
consols. 1t is believed at least 500, 900,
in addition to the interest fund on hand,
will be required
| A reception TO Col j. NJ. Keating, edi-
tor of the Memphis Appeal, in recogni-
! ton of his heroiCtidelity 10 professional
duty during the recent yellow fever cpl
demic, Is to be given by the New York
Press CLUB on Thursday evening next.
George A. Mason, aged -, has been
:
goods under false pretenses from sundry
merchants in Chicago. Mason is a com
mercial traveller by occupation, andit Is
charged has systematically swindled
| Western firms for some time past.
In the Virginia House of Delegates
Saturday resolution was leugthyily dis
c'issed requesting the Governor 20 in
vite the attorneys for foreign bondheld
eIs to visit Richmond to confer with the
General Assembly on the subject of The
public debt.
A Troy IN. W dispatch states that ID
! T. Vail, the indicted president of th'
Merchants and Mechanics Bank of tha
city lis hopeleslly i'll from Bright's disease
and dropsy. Owing to his dangerous
condition he has not been placed undel
arrest.
AT Hamilton, Ohio, Saturday, J. A
Weigel, proprietor of a beer garden ,sho
his wife through the head and then she
himself Both died instantly. Financis
and family difficulties caused th
trouble.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Brief Locals.

Court will sosn be over.
Hunter the Camden murder, has to
hang.
Another man was injured on the Z. w.
* b. II. r., yesterday morning.
Take your children to Sutterly S gallery
for good picture, 302 Market street.
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Bring out your beautiful snow verses.
The charge of the Chief Justice may
be found i'll the court proceedings.
James T. Fields delivered his lecture
"William Cullen Bryant" on Saturday
evening at the Opera House.
Call aud see those life-size Crayons tax
eli by Sutterly. His prices are low.
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The Board Education will meet this
evening.
The Provident Society's Bazaar, opens
at the Opera House tomorrow evening.
Manslaughter, was the vercict in the
Brown case.
Artificial teeth very cheap at DR.. Gal
lagher's, No. $50 Market street.
No amusement for this week 50 far.
The reception Of Co. c., Dupont
Guards, takes place IN the auditorium OF
the Opera House OH Friday ezening next.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
New Castle Letter.
New CASTLE, Dec. o, 1873.

NEW SASIl4f, btC. ", 1910.
Saturday evening our streets were un-
usually crowded owing TO the numbers
who were eager to hear the result of the
"Brown trial" The best of order pre-
vailed in every section, and Dobbnsville
was itself again. The opening of 9th
street has put its inhabitants in the best
of humor. Bulls Hill like ''coy wild
ow" is hopeful she may not be forgot
ten for Chestnut street Is s. ill in need of
more filling before the winter sets I'm.
Whilst Shawtown has many thorough
fares thatt should be looked after.
Ourstreets which are paved with coble
stones have been cleaned and the sweep
ings carted away as manure. No better
can be had aud farmers living close to
the city should take the advantage of 1t,
and cart it to their barn yards TO mix
with other manure.
From present appearances the woollen
mill will be ready TO resume operations
by the beginning Of the New Year.
1t is becoming more apparent every
year that the Court House should be en-
larged aud that State work house is
sadly needed as the county Jail is not
more than large enough TO hold the num-
Der of prisoners who are now serving
out sentences. Whilst those awaiting
trial must be huddled together making
the bad worse, and the beginner in crime
harder through contact with the Older
criminal.
My few remarks on our post Office has
awakened up the Herald-RepublicaI
and f. 4. * c., to the fact but as yel
they have not consulted ''pu6iic opinion
as to whether it is best to ask the 7 os
| Office Department to build us an Office
whose size will be in comparison will
the revenue Of this city. We again sa,
that the 5000 paid as rent for the U
5. offices in this city would in 10 yeer
amount to enough to build us an oflic'
such as would reflect credit upon the de
partment and meet the wants of its pa
irons and to us it seems reasonable tha
should it be asked for that something
would be done by the present or mex
Congress. Who will be the first to NOV,
in the matter and have petitions settin
forth our want, placed in business place
ready for signatures?
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
THIRD EDITION
Killing a Sea Lion.

A sea Lion, weighing 125 pounds, three
feet eleven inches long and thirty-three
inches in circumference, was captured on
the west bank of the Hackensack river,
about two miles below the town, Fri
day, mo- ming. Its captors were Messrs.
John ii. Wygant, John A. Vandalinda,
and A. MoDtfort. They started from
Hackensack, yesterday morning, in a
small boat to fish. When near the turn
pike bridge one of the party saw a
strange looking animal crawling on the
shore, about 300 feet south of the bridge,
and they fastened to the spot. Mr..
MontforJ was the first TO quit the boat,
and he at once set to work to capture the
animal. The sea lion resisted his attack
by swapping at him, and Mr.. Montfort
was obliged to use heavy club, with
which he killed 1t. 1t was put iu the
boat and carried to Mr.. Wygant's house
in the evening, where a number of the
citizens of Hackensack saw it. IL is of
steel-gray color. Where it came from
is a mystery, no one there knowing OF
any person who had such an animal in
his p )ssession, and from whom is might
have escaped.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
weekly MOrtuary.

From the report of 4. B. Frazer, Esq,
Registrar of Deaths and Burials, it ap-
pears that there were nine deaths in the
city during last week, classified as follows:
Born in the United States 7 Germany |
in Ireland / adults 4: minors B; males
4 females 81 whites u blacks2 under
one year of age 2; from one to five years
2; from ten to twenty, / !; from twenty
to thirty / from fifty to sixty ; from
sixty to seventy, /; from seventy 20 eighty
l; Coroner's cases died at the Aims
house 3 total, IL.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Foreign TeIegraphlc Summary

The Ameer makes an ambiguous over
ture in partial submission to the British
demands. The British advance proceeds.
1t is rumored that the Ameer has fed to
Turkestan-The policy of the new Turk
i,h administration will include minister
ial responsibility-An American has been
arrested in Constantinople for conspiracy
against the Sultan-The Austro- nungar-
ian ministry has irumphed over the bud
get committee in Parliament-Thes state
ment Of Captain Stevenson, of the i'll
fated steamer Pommerania, exonerates
the officers and defends the. crew of the
steamer. One Of the passengers be says,
stove in life-boat with an iron-bounj
trunk-The reported suspension of the
West of Eogland bank is confirmed.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
A SHOOTING CASE.

From the Phila. Times to-day.
A special to the Times from Whining
ton says that Miss Lilly Duer, who shot
Miss Ella Hearn at Pocomoke city, on
the Eastern Shore, has skipped the town
in male attire. The shooting took place
about a week ago, since which time it is
said that the wounded girls father has
begun legal proceedings. Miss Duer be-
came frightened, cropped her hair, bor-
rowed a suit from her brothers trunk and
took the train north. The shooting was
caused by jealousy, both of the young
women being the daughters of highly re-
speCtable parents
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Leg Crushed.

Fraley Parson, an employee of the
Diamond State Iron Company was
caught in a rolling machine, on Satur-
day morning, and had his left leg caush-
ed up to the knee. Some of the work
men observed the accident in time TO
stop the machine, else he would have
been drawn further in and crushed to
death. He was conveyed to his home,
No. 4l0 East Third street, where Drs-
Rust and Kane amputated the injured
leg betu cen the hip and the knee. He
is now doing well
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
The DosIs0n Case. /.

Thd case of Mrs. Dodson, Vincent and
Newcomde will be called in Court this
afternoon. The two daughters Of Mrs.
Dodson, who were In attendance NJ
New Castle on Saturday left for their
home on the noon train. This morning
they returned TO New Castle on the 1850
train. They were accompanied by about
thirty witnesses for the defense. 1t is
the opinion of most people that all three
Of the prisoners will be acquitted.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
A NoRDINANcE TO AMEND ANop

A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AMOR
"A dinance eHtitied !" An Ordinance oro-
vidins Tor the appointment OF Police and
other pun poses" ~
Be II ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington, '' Vi
Section /. That Section 1, OF the ordi-
nance entitled ." An Ordinance proyidin0
for the appointment OF Police and other
purposes, passed Deeem Der 81. 1911, be
ing out the word two - before The word
" "sergeaAts' in the sixth line thereof, and
.ns erting in lieu thereof the word "four y
Section z. All ordinances and parts OF
by repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, Decem Der 8, 1873,
M. l.. LICHTENSTEIN.
President of City Council.
Attest: E. B. FRAZER, Clerk dece- W
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Reception.

The Harkens' Senate, which gave such
an enjoyable ball in April last, is prepar-
ing for another grand reception to take
place on Friday evening, Jan, 24th, 1879,
IN Webster's dancing academy, Masonic
Temple. The members of the Senate
propose making it grand and success
ful affair
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
MIR. Fields Lecture

Mr. j. T. Fields d delivered second lee
ture in the Grand Opera House, on Sat
arday night, before a small audience, on
" William Cullen Bryant" The lecture
was an interesting discourse on tho hfe,
and characteristics of the
great American poet, and included a
NUM- ber of his choicest gems. 1t was lis
tened TO throughout, and was thoroughly
enjoyed by every one present.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
PrOnOuncing Bee.

The pronouncing bee at the Second
Baptist Church this evening, promises to
be pleasant and interesting affair. Prof
w. 4. Reynolds will act as pedagogue,
and the Judges will be Miss Emma Wor.
rell. Prof s. j. Wiley, and Allen Cav.
throp. Henry G. Conrad, Esq, will give
a select reading, and musical sele stions
Will be rendered by the choir of the
church
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Port News.

The schooner w. II. Van Brtiht, of New
York, arrived at this port Saturday af-
ternoon, from Savannah, Ga, with 260
tons of old iron for the Diamond State
Iron Company.
The schooner j. II. Moore, from Bos-
ton, with 1886 car wheels for the Lobdell
Car Wheel Co., arrived on Saturday af-
ternoon. She was also loaded with 4l8
packages of blue stock for Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Sick with Typhoid Fever.

For the past two weeks Mr.. John G..
Farra, Secretary and Treasurer OF the
Delaware Western Railroad Company,
has been confined to his home by a stub :
born attack If typhoid fver. The fever,
however, is now abating, and his numer-
Gus friends will be pleased TO learn that
he is SLOWLY improving.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Work for the Coroner.

Yesterday Coroner Butz received a.
dispatch from Sam'l Townsend. stating
that the dead body of negro man had
been found near Townsend. The Coro-
ner deputized Squire Wilson to hold the
inquest.
About II o'clock this morning the Coro-
ncr received dispatch from New Castle,
announcing that two men had been
drowned, but giving no names or parti-
culars. He immt diately started over to
New Castle to attend to the case
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Miss Louisa w. King, one of tho mos

Miss Louisa w. King, one Of the most
accomplished and prominent women of
the South, died at Augusta, Ga, Satur-
day night, after a very brief illuess. AL
though young woman she was conspi-
cious for her benevolence She was the
founder of the Widows Home and of the
State Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
EXTRA SERNICES

The Forty Hours Devotion commenced
yesterday at the Sacred Heart, German
Catholic Church, Tenth and Madison
streets.
The Feast of the Immaculate Concern
ton was appropriately observed in the
Catholic churches yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09

THE Southern lsaders want to know
who told Hayes there had been fraud in
South Carolina. just as likely as not 1t
was Patterson who did it; Patterson is a
great fraud detector.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Fixing Heaters.

Workmen are to-day engaged in fixing
tue heaters aud pipes that warm the ity
TreasuIer's buiding, on east sixth street.
The Treasurer and Auditor are holding
forth in the Tax Collectors office, adjoin-
ing, while the work is in progress
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
Seven DrIlulxs,

Among the cases disposed of by His
Honor the Mayor, yesterday, were seven
ordinary drunks for which offence each
of the parties were required to pay 80
cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09

From over exertlon at the resent Pat
ent Office fire, suffered much from sever
strains of the leaders and cords of my
legs. Two applications of Keller's Rom
an Liniment effected speedy and lasting
cure. LOUIS =. LOWE, Wash. ID. C., Fire
Dept
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
New Rector for Calvary.

Rev. w. G. Ware, having accepted a
call to the position of Rector of Calvary
+. e. Church, of this city, will assume
the charge on or ..about the 22d of the
present month.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09

AND now it the Ameer gives up and re-
ceives the British Embassy, the ques-
ton arises, " hat is Russia going to do
about it?
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09

Pleasant to the taste, surprisingly quick
in effect and economical in price-no
wonder that DIR. Bulls cough syrup is the
leading preparation of its kind in the
mark et
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-Day.

For Tie Middle Atlantic States, w0mer
cloudy, RAINY ,oedtter, soutterly ,cinds, ,lo,oer
pressure