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CRUELTY AFTER DEATH.

TfOH Ihs IID1Hy Etc1l1p I1UTHuT.
IonpfellOw contributes few verses to the
Feh,naTv Hontic which ought 10 afford comfort u
uar0ue We quote the opening lines:
etav stay at home nv heart. and rest;
U0ila Keeping hearts arc happicsi,
Tor fhOge that wander they know not where
Arc full OF t;onbie ard fun 81 care;
To stay al home ID best.
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Henry Tuck. ~. ID.


Has removed to this civ - East Sst At oaee hour ~
you would ascertain al what Iorts aro collected the
one hundred thirty millions Of dollars Tor duties on for
elyn imports daring 1877. consult THE TRIBUNE ALMA
MAC FOR 1873.
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MLDAIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For w-England and the Middle Atlantic
States Vdrucr party clOudy weather, southery Winds
and falling followed 10y rising baron ter.
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MARRIEU.
CpANDErI-MITcUELI,-on We

CRANDFII-MITCHELI-o wednesday, Jan. 23, by the
Rev DR.. H. n. White Levin Crandel OF Brooklyn TO Car
Mitchell, OF Ne~-lorx.
PEDRONCELLI-FINDLAY- St. Jame-s Church,
Shutdown. L. l. Tuesday, Jan. % by the Rev ingram
r. W Irvine John Pedroncelh. II BROOKLYN, 20 Lizzie.
daughter OF William Findlay. esq, Of RonkonKoma NO
cards.
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TL~ia va.oa in this "fy b. ths OF
nches Tue lines div Of ine the - hoits
preceding Liih.H u- tAe
Of the mercury tluus tA0se hs4rl
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HoNE.ry ~ rnE MAssAcnusErrs LEaIsLAruRE

HUNI-IN n TIE lIA71lANII M
BosToN, Jan. 2t.-As all except 50, GA, 800
Of tile S33 AGA total indebtedness Of Massachusetts
is unequlvocally payable IN gold, and half OF this
amount Is H. bonds of the Troy aud GreenHed Railroad
which payable In either gold or silver coin, and were
made In 1862 when gold and silver equally recoe-
nized coin all ambiguity relative 10 tins
amount the House Committee GA FINANCE reported a
bill making the entire debt or the state payable III gold
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ruE MALLcE or 90 cANLNEr RUNoR M0NGERs:

TCspO.dtnce
A well known gentleman observed, when the
rumOr first circuatcd that ne believed u 10 DO
canard FOR the reason that excTcng one or tTo mcn
rs OF the Cabinet, none OF the Others have an car MY
chance OF again getting The positions they now possess
and accordingly ihcy propose TO hang 70 them unl
nd of the chIptCF,
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Reduced Prices.

SCARFS
TIES
HANDKERCIIEFS,
GLOVES,
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS
UNDERSHIRTs, AND DRAWERS.
j ". JOHNSTON.
No. go GRASDSE
Also Ne. AZ shave, corner 26tLst
Stolen Monday January 81 from the house, i13 East nth
st. Miniature al value TO s owner ~ WAS relict
left nv her mother painted on ivory god back
Please return Advertising Desk OF Tribune Oee liberal
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE OF An INTERESTING

y,o,a The NttO. }oTk Public.
Mr.. Thompson, of The Chase National, Is al
rcady quoted IN Weste papers OF the iepndaLg sort,
as one New-YorA banker who believes III siINeI'
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There was an old duiler named Bar,
VINO said, Z" eiernally swar,
By might ard by right III
EXtlngilsh the title
or Hayes 10 the Presldenrg char"
But he didn't. Huntington Hawkeye
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DIED.

An Notices Of Marriages must BE- 'ndorsed wita faH
adme and address.
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9petial Notices.
A Fund
FOR TIE

GENERAL EvANcELIsTIC MISSIONARY AND PHI
LANTaROFIC WORK AMONG THE MASSES
OF THE CITY OF NLw-YORK.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Stray waits.

The NJ. S. R. A. held another large
meeting last evening.
There is great amount of sicknes.
throughout the city at present.
just think oft alarge bottle of Good
Samaritan cough syrup for % cents.
Call on Sutterley 302 Marke, ST., if you
want first clsss photographs at low prices
mar6,tf.
1t is a pleasure to have an aching
tooth extracted by DR.. Gallagher, No. 6,
E Fifth street.
Drs, Stearns and Wilson will give a
free lecture at the Opera House tonight.
Subject, Human Life.
To be convinced that Job work is done
neatly and cheaply at the GAZETTE Of
flee leave your orders.
George G. Boniface, in The Soldiers
Trust appears at the Grand Opera House
next Friday and Saturday evenings.
Do not forget that George Rignold ap-
pears at the Grand Opera House in
Henry Von next Monday evening.
1t is the most wonderful thing in the
city to stand and see the great crowds of
people that visit Chapman's cigar store
at Fourth and Shipley streets, He sells
goods cheaper than any other to bacconist
in the State and his goods are of f1ne
quality. marriott.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Musical Concert

The grand musical concert for the
benefit of the poor, under the auspices Of
the st. Vincent de Paul Society, came
off at the Grand Opera House, last even>
ing, and was largely attended. The
programme presented comprised a nuns
Der of the varied features of cultivated
music, and was rendered throughout with
pleasing effect. The choruses were under
the leadership of Prof. Rhoads, and were
sung by members of the Millard Club.
The "budgets" of Frank A. Conly con-
sisted of number of character repressn-
tations and comic songs, which kept the
audience in roar of laughter, and re-
ceived frequent encores.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
WHAT THE PEcrrE SAY.
For the Gszette.


MR.. EDIToH:-In looking over the Re
publican Of yesterday, noticed report
or an old directory published in 1914,
giving among other things worthy of
notice, the names of the streets. One in
particular attracted my notice, that of
Sudham street. Thomas Stidham, a
Swede was one of the original settlers of
Delaware, and it is said he at one time
owned nearly the whole of the ground
ON which our beautiful city is now locat-
ed. Two Of Mr. Stidham's grand children
are now living in New Castle county, at
Glasgow, Mrs. Ann Mendenhall and
Mrs. lnjuber Frazer, wife of j ohm Frazer
Esq, and mother of Edmund B. Frazer
Esq, who is candidate for the nomina-
non FOR Mayor on the Democratic side.
ESQ. Frazer's grandfather, Jas. Frazer,
came TO this country about the year 1873.
from Ireland. He died at the age Of so
years, leaving five sons, all born and
raised near Wilmington, in New Castle
hundred For number Of years they
all lived in Pencader Hundred, all yot-
ing the Democratic ticket and attended
the Presbyteaian church. There are at
this time thirteen Frazer's who vote the
same old democratic ticket in this county
Inc Elllotts who are amongst the best
and most respectable families of Brandy
wine hundred are descendants of the
Stidham family. believe the people
OF Wilmington will honor Edmund B.
Frazer with the nomination for Mayor
and elect him with large majority. AS
one voterI say without the least hesitation
that very large portion of our demo-
cratic citiz3ns have entire confidence in
he Integrity of Edmund B. Frazer.
DELAWARE.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Amusement

A grand concert will be given at the
Opera House Tomorrow evening, by
Miss Clara Colby and Miss Flora Frost,
assisted by the Philadelphia Philharmon-
ic Club. Lovers of music will find this
one of the finest treats of the season.
On Friday and Saturday evenings next,
Mr.. George @. Boniface will appear at
the Grand Opera House in his great
specially drama, "The Soldiers Trust"
which he has presented in all the leading
cities of the country. Among the many
press notices received by this play is the
following from the Detroit Free Press:
"The Soldiers Trust is the play which
has at last fired the popular heart. And,
indeed, it is not difficult to understand
why this is so. The character and the
story, in which it is the chief figure, are
well calculated to enlist the profoundest
sympathy, while the construction of the
play is such that the interest continually
accumulates from the picturesque OPEN
ing scene to the marvelouslv clever and
exciting delOuement. Aside from the
vital strength of the leading idea for
dramatic purposes, the superb pictures
with which the play is illustrated consti-
tute an element of beauty so striking as
to command and nvet the attenti on of
every beholder"
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
New Castle Letter.
RNTERTAINMBST-A PRIZE woN--THH
NEW CHURCH, ETC.
NEW CASTLE March 10


NEW CHURCH, ETC.
NEW CASTLE. March 10.
On Friday evening next, the 22nd, the
the scholars of the colored school assis-
ted by some friends from Wilmington
will give an entertainment. The last
given few weeks ago was a very credi-
table affair and this one Is given at the
soh citation OF those who were present
They should be well patronized, as the
proceeds are for the benefit of the school
The steamship Pennsylvania passed up
yesterday.
The yacht Florence. owned by DIR. A
V. Lesley, of this city, won the first pri re
of the first class at the St. Augustine,
Florida, regatta, which came off ON the
9th instant
The members of the Baptist congrega-
ton have completed the excavation OF
the cellar and foundations of their church
on Union street. The building will be
76X36 feet.
VIM. W. Hopes 10 erecting a frame
house at his lumber yard, corner of SouGh
and Union streets.
McCauley Il Gaskiee have purchased
a planning machine and have added
planning to the many Industries carried
on at their factory.
City election is drawing near and as
yet no candidates for council are spoken
Of
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Grain Movements

grain receipt at the SIX Atlantic
were unusually large during the
eeks ending February %. The
4 y OF all grain received was 7 oo7
shel' at New York, against Q o67
shel' IN lSl1 and 1871 I36 bnsbsi,
and S,126, 1856 bushels In 1875. The
= at all the Atlantic ports during
me period were IA, ,l2l ,662 bnshaIs
r25' ,6s3 during the corresnond
'teks IN 1871, and 7 ,452 ,6s2 in 1a7s
-z,s9o IN 1915, The proportlon OF
eelpis al the principal ports in the
\ p9hIlng slI,g 'our weeks OF each wear
otk ol per cent. in 1873. n In
p. IN 1876 and 81 in 1875: R3lt;morn
gent; IN IN 1873, 80 in 1877, "a in Is76
u u, 100 rhlladelphie 17A per cent
4 II IN 1871, 9in 1876 and "a an in
ys'on " per cent. in 1873. % in
III NJ oni,o iG,o and . in 1875. BALTIMORE
N IGi.e ,.ls maintain the great cal n
no.,, ,o.u anu held last year. P6ila-
pNSttly recovers the loss show
4 Ivsr New 'ss- I orb shows a considerable
M iT,t H. and 1876, but lis still be-
S az ,di1 Inc ratio of the recelpts of
| n = 1o7S 7,oiiows' lows New York 25 psr
! S-i. i'Is, g zoi in 1877, 1S. in 1876 and po
6S77 bslumere q per cent in 1879
6eipbja aa. 5a 1910 l and II in 1875;
B IN TIS Is7S Soi 70. per Cent. in 1873. 10t in
IN. in nI'o ,s7s ana II in 1878; Boston IA!
/ n NJ ~ ~ sl0'S, 2Ot in 1877, 81 in 1919 ~
(pinUOO,o, O,O, The figures, as shown in
Rere IL so are de only for four weeks
j the y ra,io ro uou 6t that for tho entire
bcl laruep ar'lp at Baltimore will core
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
eign ,Telegraphic Summary

'sia does not refuse to admit Greece
congress on the Eastern question;
perely raises a question as to the
Ig of the Greek representative. The
Pity Of the Austrian ministry, while
against the proposed credit, d.
heir readiness, in case Of ne ecessity
ke even greater sacrifices for the
non of national interests-The
3n Morning Post congratulates sthe
y on the unanimity of the British
t-There is great suffering in the
p England weaving district, In
1nence of the strike-All fear of
FER French crisis has been averted-
which has been SO happy and
ful Of late, now has a small reyolu-
pn hand.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
The Health Board.
A PROLONGED SESSION BUT NOT A BUsI-
NESS ONE.

A PROLONGED SESSION BUT NOT A BUsI-
| NESS ONE.
The Board of Health, met last evening,
Mr.. Roberts III the chair.
| The Tenth Ward Committee, reported
that the nuisance 10 Reed street, had
been abated. The Committee on I'm
puritles in the Brandywine water, re-
ported that the cesspools at Bancroft.
Banks, which were reported sometime
ago as being nuisance had been removed,
and in consequence the nuisance had
| been abated.
The committee on accounts.rep the
ioilowlng blllslas corrected, and they were
orderea 10 De paid. John Lungen, S25.-
,, ~, Edward Hickey, S24,96.
Mr.. Simmons, from the Eighth Ward,
stated That the neig abors at Ninth and
spruce streets had complained to him
OF the dlsagreeable odor arising from a
sewer in that neighborhood. Also the
one at Ninth and Poplar streets.
lyon motion Mr.. Tyndall, one of tie
owners OF the housesaJ Ninth and Spruce.
was allowed TO explain the cause to the
Board. MIR. Tyndall said that the cause
did not exist until short time ago, when
Gen. Jordan, connected the cesspools of
Ills houses on spruce street, with the
sewer, and ever since that, there was al
ways disagreeable odor arising in'the 9th
er houses that were connected with the
same sewer.
Mr.. Van Kleeck, stated that the pipes
were not run into the cesspools but were
only placed against the wall for the pur-
pose of carrying off the surface in case
of a heavy rain.
He thought that the Board could not
take any action in the matter, except to
recommend Mr.. Tyndall, to put trap
in the pipes leading from his houses.
The chair thought thas the Board should
abate the nuisance
DR.. Draper, said that it was a matter
that conceraed the Board. and it should
be acted upon now. Persons owning
houses should understand, that when
they have pipes leading to a sewer
that runs into tide water, thereI would
always be disagreeable odor arising
unless they put in traps.
After few further remarks by several
members, the matter was on motion re-
ferred TO the committee of the Ward
with power TO act. On motion adjourn
ed.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Conference PROCEEDINGS.
CHEsTERTowN, Md, March Is

CHEsTERTowN, Nd, March IS.
In the Conference, to-day, the Freed
mans Aid Society made report, and
ordered the funds TO be paid to the Balti.
more Biblical Institute. The Ladies
and Pastors Christian Union reported
and ordered discontinuance Of the SO,
ciety; adopted. The Sunday school re,
port asked the Endorsement of the Will
mington Sunday School Worker, and for
permission to purchase literature from
Methodist publishing houses. The Rev.
Enoch Stubbs was transferred to the
Philadelphia Conference, and Rev. j. t.
Otis, of Virginia, to this conference. The
temperance committee made a report
opposing the use of intoxicating liquors
as beverage or for culinary purposes,
encouraging Gospel temperance, and
condemning temperance tramps.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
'''' OIL The Boston CIoh

~ ne Boston Herald.
as s,' started in 1872 by MN p.,,o,,
lbeS SH capital of 100000. T6s
brionr Vonaalned oaaa eight pages, and
ASds ASelafy matters and to foreion
kfeI 'y[ NJ. a \ While the capital VS..
Eemrnl, ''' = Dallou retired from the
/ 10 t' lhe a second 100000 WV. W..
|d1ced %e o. capital, and later the si1e s
|eenls anu ~ The price Sreduced to
\ NJ IL Raooy Under great difficulties -
'gloE mo a, business essis@Uilnrsnlef @anarsr fam and
|tinp iupTe pdll the Globe a veTy briah, u,aia-
3 Ii tllie Hiepqblican newspaper. 'lIsn.' Gan,'
Elen e,s sre lack lack of facilities, these these
bees, @,g Wien, ehtltIed to great credit for for
| tn, the winch snna they attained. ''I R"t ,ur
fnasnciaain sUGansss sS of the paper o'ii #
'fer,,, stockholders were ca11ed Lasi Move Novem>
hnd worss snat 1.-THE the whole capital ',Hss wss
|5slasa H. heavily debt. Tie .ne Corpora
p largest shear sna,,, ,y,alusless stock, aers ans
ha, pald the other Hed c1editors sns Prop "
|gh bimaat,iHn uUntinued as manapsr Col; 20 !;
] the 1.a assistsn a p prominent on Republii fIl
|o conseryatiiv,oo ,ali ,or Whom the Post eu
lsS9 ss do, whom NTH the 'ats1 Gte5.a in s.n
published as a D.moerssieic N c1ensec
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
FIRST EDITION.
JocnI Time Table.

nn.rxs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
ph,ladelphia 2.C9, 6.65, $40, 300
I ni," inoo a M; i2.d, i2.l0, 2.30, 4.3o
I ~ "a "a n m. On sundays: 2.09. 10 a,
~ Wv sy'' York: 2 G9, "A. a m, u 81, IL 40
~ n m, on Sundays: 2 10 m.
Fillmore and Washington: l2li, 10
ia pam; Psi, IL 90, 5 Os. p IN. Sundays
4 81, 16am. e,,aa ,
/ Port Deposit: 466 p m; no SUNDAY
yew 7. Castle 8, 6 90, 80 a m; 80, 6 80 p
no sunday train.
{helaware X. r.: 8 0s, o 80 m; 80 p m
PW,,ynJnrton 4 Northern r. r.: 25 a
ana 800 D IN; no sunday train.
|IoIaware Western II. r.: 10 20 IN; s 80
M. on sundays; 10 80 a m.
kRAtVs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. =.
philadelpnIu: " 81, s 81, "a m Il
PA, l26, S55, 451, 3 IA. 20
i5.95l, II 10 pm; on sundays IL 56i
GGam, I 80, 3 81, II 10 p IN.
h New York; u 66, sai IA; y 81 IL %
H.95lpm; on Sundays; IL o6 "a IN
jlpm. ,o- ,o no
al g36p IN; on Sundays: 2 Is "A IN 81
Washington: 2 1s a m 1877, 1898,
q gIG IN; on Sundays; 2 Is m; 0 "a
Port Deposit: 500 a m; no Sunday
New Castle: I So, s 80 m 1900 IN;
70. 10, I O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
delaware r. r.: 3 so "A IN; 4 20, q 40 p
10 Sunday trains.
wilmington ~ Northern X. r.: 8 0S,
Sam. lOp m; no sunday trains.
delaware Western X. r.: 90 m !;
Ion m; on SUNDAYS: O0p m.
Is FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave.
iSo, s 90, 10 80, 45 a IN; 80, 3 80.
5l5, Gas, 945, II 80 pm; on Sun
ys'S9O a IN; O0,9 I5, II 80, y m.
Thirty Second aud Market streets:
d, II Sam, Il 10, 8 So, s 30, II As p m;
sundays 8 30. II 45 pm IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
A Stern Collector.
SHOOTING A MAN FOR REFUSING To
PAY BILL.

bHOOIINV A MAN FOR REFUSING nc
PAY BILL.
Down on Chincoteague leland, on
Saturday last, J. j. English, proprietor
OF the principal hotel shot Stephen
Polite through the body. Polite is
still living, but there 10 no hope of his
recovery. The wounded man owned
English some money, and it is stated
that English threatened to shoot him il
the money were not paid by Saturday.
1t was not paid, and English deliber-
ately shot Polite with buckshot.
English was arrested. and the consta-
BILE started with him to Drum NOR ndton
jail, but English escaped on the way
and is still at large.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

A merchant in Jacksonville, Fla, Of
fers to provide that city with efficient
government at two-thirds the cost
OF the present system. His idea is to fix
the salaries of elected officials at reduc-
ed rates, and to hire policeman, fremen,
and other employees on a sound business
basis.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Indications for To-day.

i Nac England and the Middle States
b,vrherly, Jacking 10 Udrnaer soutter-
Ed., stationary or falling barometer, ,
Ear or partly cloudy ,Ceather.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Lightning Shattering a Monu-
ment.
From the aLxnchdnre

from the Lynchdurg News.
In the terrific thunder storm yesterday
the splendid marble monument erected
in the old Methodist cemetery several
years ago to the memory of the Confed-
crate dead was struck by lightning. The
marble eagle surmounting the monu-
ment was shivered into fragments, and
the entire monument, from top to bot
tom, so badly damaged as to render it
dangerous to approach it, as it is liable
10 fall at any moment.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
The M. q, RIA.

Inc meeting OF tbs M. B. Il. A, last
night, was largely attended, the prin>
clpal attraction being a lecture by ].
q. Bryant, on "The Wilmington Rat. ~
The ''rat," In his opinion was class of
people among whom some ministers of
the gosple were included, Who Conduct
ed their temperance work on such
high-toned and exclusive principles as
to render it of very little effort. The
principle hole of this ''rat" was said
by the lecture to be at the temperance
foundry tent. The lecture through
out, n as amusing and we'll delivered.
Mr.. VIM. III. Quinn made brief ad-
dress, in which he dwelt upon his
usual theme, that of making the votes
OF the temperance men regulate and
guide the course of the political par
ties at the approaching campaign.
James Hargis read a circular issued
by the liquor men calling for an organ
ization FOR mutual protection, and for
the purpose of looking after their in
terests in the next Legislature. Mr..
Hargis commented severely on this
circular, and urged a united opposi-
ton on the part of the temperance peo-
Pile.
Frank WhelaH made an address, and
the meeting was enlived by some fue
singing. On Friday night the Associa-
tion will be addressed by Mr.. Lafferty
and Others of Philadelphia.
Tomorrow Messrs Whelan and Bry-
ant will start down the State as the ac>
credited representatives of the M. S. r.
A.,of tnis city, for the purpose Of form
ing similar associations wherever they
can.
Four Barns Burned.
About four O'Clock Saturday morning
the barn of Captain May, at Pleasant
Hiil, Chester county, Pa, about nine
miles from Wilmington, on the West
Chester road, was burned to the ground.
Three cows, one horse, and all the hay,
grain and farming utensils were destroy
ed. The origin of the fire is not known.
Within three weeks past three barnG
have been burnt near Elan, in Concord
township, Delaware county. On the af-
ternoon of the % of February Harvey
Thomas had his building burned. Tho
stock was saved, but hay, grain and
farming implements We're all DESTROYED.
The origin of the fire is unknown. On
last Saturday morning, ,ahsut four o'clock,
the barn belonging to the hotel property
in Elan was also burned. The son of the
hotel keeper jumped out Of bed and ran,
without any clothes on. to save his horse,
in which he succeeded. In his efforts he
was badly burned. There was one horse,
three cows and three pigs consumed in
the flames, besides all hay and grain. The
other barn was small one, burned
within few days.
At the Foundry.
About slxty-five persons were at the
foundry temperance tent last night, Geo
W.. Wells presiding. Addresses were
made by Messrs. Wells, Fox, Smith
Crookenb back and Day. Mr.. butcher re-
turned yesterday from Dover, and stated
that at two maati nos oQ2 al onaro of - =
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HAUTION.-All persons are hereby eau
" TONED against taking q omfssory
note for s4S. drawn in favor OF and endors-
ed by Thomas B. Hizer, and given to
George W. Gibson, of East Bradford
paid. EDWARD .IOHNS0S
March 10, 1s78-3td-ItWM
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19

The annoyance occasioned by the osn-
tinual crying of the baby, at once ceases
promptly removed by using DIR. Bulls
baby syrup. Price % cents per bottle.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
|cs1ai |carpsr's Geosran.-

en finally ssitiIpd sittaiphy Question: bav.
y iEa Mssss; SsS;oB Boashn%Sswg sas hnSw being Dc.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Attempted Robbery.

A few nightss ago, Mr.. McClelland,
who keeps a store at Mt. Cuba, was
aroused by noise at the back store
door, and looking out of the window he
saw two men one of whom was trying
to cut through the door, whilo the other
directed his operations with dark Ian
tern. Unfortunately Mr.. NcClelland
had neither gun nor pistol about the
premises, but he called out to the bur-
glars in threatening tone, when they
Immediately scampered away.
The same night the burglars had ran
sacked the office of the mill close by the
store, and stole "A gun, which they took
with them to the store, but when they
were frightened away by Mr.. McClei-
land they left the gun behind them.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-19
Sale ofa Fine House.

Don't forget the sale of the valuable
brick house No. $40 Washington street,
which will be sold on the premises, to-
morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, by
Thomas R. Lally.
Ifyou cannot dispose Of your goods,
advertise them in tho DAILY GAZETTE
and customers will fock TO your place of
business.