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The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Stray Waits.

The GAZETTE job office turns out the
best and cheapest job work in the city.
DIR. Gallagher, the dentist will remain
at No. Il. Fifth street until March 10Th.
People generally hope that the present
weather will continue until after moving
day,
Callender's Georgia Minstrels will ap-
pear at the Grand Opera House this
euening.
The Wilmington NJ. Z. Conference will
assemble in Chestertown, Md, on We'd
nesday next.
What's the sweetest thing you ever
tasted? Why, Kings Good Samaritan
Cough Syrup.
Call on Sutterley 302 Market st If you
want first clsss photographs at low prices
mart If
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
ERMAN TEACHING G.-OSCAR
NT AIs.A MSOHN, LII. D.. prof.

II "A Il
" Als:AHAMSOHN, LII. D.. prof.
German Language and Literature, 1882
Spruce street Philadelphia; Graduate OF
the University Of Berlin, late President
Abrahamshon German Jchool, Louisville;
late Director of Cincinnati German Litera-
ture Club.
The value of a thorough practical knowl-
edge of tie German language cannot be
over-estimated. The number of Germans
In the United States is already very large
and Is rapidly increasing. In Philadelphia
about one-siXth of the Inhabitants speak
the German language. IL needs no argu-
ment to show that under these circumstan-
ces practical knowledge of that language
is not only II social advantage, but a busi-
ness necessity
How. then, can the German language be
most thoroughly and quickly acquired? l
mean SO acquired as to be an easy ana de-
lightful means of communication, enaol-
i1g the student to enter INTO the spi rit ofany
conversation. and to appreciate the Beau
ties of the German Literature.
Itmay not be improper for me 10 state,
that large experience in Universities both
In Germany and America, as Scholar,
Teacher and Visitor, enables me To speak
on this ubject with confidence. The method
of tea ch ing the language by means OF the
grammar alone has failed the method of
teaching it by means OF ofconversaIion alone,
ed not only in great waste of valuable
time. but also in the production OF large
number OF half taught pupils. The true
m6tnOd Is 10 ldtnliidrlZc buo pupll Win Iuo
sound and meaning of the words, and with
the most ina portant principles of the gram
mar,-at the same time endeavorIng, by
easy conversation and practical exercises,
to induce him to use the words and rules he
has learned. By this method the pu-
pill, in a very short time, acquires prac-
tical knowledge OF the language, and an
ease In its use which years of study by the
old methods could not give him. An orii-
narily intelligent person can, by my meth-
cd, in from six to eight months, advance
so far in the acquisition of the language as
TO be able to read with ease and speak with
fuency.
shall be twice a week in Wilmington,
DEL, where will give lessons at the resi-
dence of pupils.
My terms are very reasonable Special
terms for classes. Address to
OSCAR ABRAHAMSOHN,
1882 Spruce street, Philt. Pa.
Home, to P. M. msr5-iOt
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
eign Telegraphic Summary

British government holds that not
b part but the wholo of the treaty
een Russia and Turkey should be
itted to congress. England does
lject to Berlin az the place of meet
Lord Lyons will probably be the
sh plenipotentlary-Psrsia has had
Understanding with Russia as to the
|0n OF tie Caspian in exchange for
iStrlct of Bayazid-Austro- Hunga.
fentlmentis Is against the proposed
paIlon Of BDsnia-The Cretan in.
Fnts have acceptsd an armistice-
F to-day Turkish police may enter
|ou'eS oftoreigner in Tur key without
Permission of the consuls-A dis
p from Turin, Italy, announces the
OF Count sclopis, president of tn,
Fya board of arbitration in 1921
" said that Signor Crispl was forced
4 Tue Italian cabinet because 1t wa.
Pvtred that he was a bipamist-A
Fry explosion near Glasgow, Scot.
caused the death of probably sev en-.
persons-Pope Lee has written 10
1ar al relative to the Church In Po.
i2e Archduke Francis, father Of
Emperor of Austria, is dead-can
- az Athens-Bismarck saiG In
fe'cnstag' yesterday, that he did'no,
iOn 'ne hope OF eventually forming
Puependent provincial Representa-.
of Aisace and Lorraine.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
General News.

The Means House at Towanda, Pa,
owned BY Col. j. f. Means and kept by
L. r. Jordan, was destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss on furniture, 10000; un-
insured. The building was valued al
$4,000, insured.
The executive committee of the "Hon,
est Money League" have called meet
ing of the league to take place In Chicago
ON the 18th inst. The call states that the
object is to perfect permanent organi-
cation for the Northwest, to disseminate
sound views Of finance.
The Cincinnati (Ohio) hardware firm
of Howell, Gano IL Co., which failed OF
Thursday, has been established since
1S4S, and was one of the Oldest firms Of
the city in that line. 1t is stated thai
the liabilities will reach 100000. The
stock in hand is valued at $4,000.
Counterfeit trade dollars have been
discovered in circulation at New York.
Their appearance Is said to be good, and
it is hard TO detect them. The bad pieces
are nearly twenty grains lighter than the
genuine, and very little smaller In size.
They have been so far chiefly distributed
ameng the German grocery stores.
The New York Button Company, of
which Julius Dinkelspiel is president,
has failed with 100000, liabilities, OF
which $4,000 is secured and the balance
unsecured. In July last the company
claimed TO have surplus of $4,000, but
since then 1t has met with a series of re-
verses which have almost swamped them
The Dairymen's Convention, at Chi
cago, yesterday elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year; President, j.
F. Joyce, New York; secretary and trea-
surer, Col. A. M. Zlttler, Davenport,
Iowa. Among the vice presidents are
E. d. Baker, OF Pennsylvania, and j.
G. Miller, of Virginia. The convention
adjourned to meet in New York ON the
first Wednesday in March, 1879.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
FRST EDITION.
IocaI Time Table.

LEAVE WILMINGTON.
4 rphhHiladelphia: 2O9, 6.55, $40, s.0o'
\ a Va e. n m. On sundays; 200. 10 q.
o. 'Sork' = Sys 30 so5, 5i4, a m, 70 81, 70 40,
New lorR nr sundays; o 2 10 a m.
4 ? II, ~, are U and washington: l2l l6,
Ras m; IL 81, i2 SO, D 90. pm sunoAyS
fort ,I Deposit; 45e p m; no sunday
l' sw Castle: 5, 8 20, Q 80 a m; ! 80, o 30 p
no sunday train.
kalaware X. r.: 5 W., $50 q m; 0 so nj
,',minr,on 1u 4 Northern X. R.; 20 a
4 no Zoo D IN; no sunday train. o
aware Western r. r.: 10 20 a M 3 ~
f. m sundays: 10 30 m
4 Atys rs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. an
/ Ann,iadeIpn,u AiS1 I2 56, s "a, 9 "a a m; II
~ H. l2d, S55, 451, IA, %,
r. a5i' II 10 D m on sundays: IL So,
osam I 80, o 81, II 10 p IN.
v@w York: u 56, 8 "a a IN; IL a. IL %
I S5lpm; on Sundays; IL % a IN ;
/ ! ,It,more: III. 1s, liza m; 127, 12 3s,
4 &c p m; on Sundays; 2 Is a m 80
| Washington; 21s a m 12A, 1875,
1 qiGp m; on Sundays: 2 Is m; 0 ~
4 Fort Deposit' 800 a m; no Sunday
&lns. an nm
81 80. 0J m; no Sunday trains.
| -nelaware 4. r.: $50 a IN; 20, 6 40 p
no sunday trains. ooo
4 Wilmington q Northern II. r.: 0Si
30 A m: s 10 p m; no sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. r.: 7 % m
o n m; on SUNDAYS; 6 90 ~ IN.
vop WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave
30, 500, 10 80, i5 a m; 80. 3Oi
SIS, 645, 9 45, Il 80 pm; on sun
Tvs 8 3Oa IN; 6 0),9 IS, II 80, p m.
Thirty. second and Market streets;
/, II Sam, l? ID, 8 IS, 8 80, IL 10 p M
SUNDAYS: 8 80. II 45 D m.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
SECOND EDITION
Heating a City by Steam.

The experiment of heating the city of
Lockport, N. Y, by steam has been
carried out this winter, and is stated to
have fully satisfied expectations. 1t is
found that district of four square miles
can be economically warmed from one
central point. A horizontal boiler, 10
feet by five feet, is placed in the centre
of the district, and from it wrought-iron
pipes are laid three feet underground,
being first enveloped in non-conducting
materials. There is found to be no
difficulty in turning right angles at the
corners of the streets, nor IN ascending
or descending steep inclines. ABOUT 10
streets in Lockport are underlaid with
these mains, which are supplied with a
boiler pressure of thirty pounds to the
square inch. From the mains, three
quarter inch pipes, which are found quite
large enough,to convey the heat into the
buildings. Forty large dwellings, large
school building containing over 100 900
cubic feet, the largest hall in the city and
rooms attached thereto, 10000 cubic
feet, making altogether 100000 cubic
feet of space, are heated with steam, and
supplied from the condensed steam with
pure and soft hot water, all from the one
boiler, which, besides this work, runs
two engines, one of them half mile
away from the boiler. Houses more
than mile from the engine are warmed
as readily as those near at hand. BY in
creasing the pressure to so pounds to the
square inch it is expected that steam car
be sent through 20 miles of pipe. AS
well as heating dwellings the steam is
expected to be used for cooking and
laundry purposes, for extinguishing fires
supplying power for factories, clearing
streets of ice and snow, and in many
other ways. AT present the cost of keep
ing house at a uniform temperature OF
40 degrees is not larger than the amount
inferior degree of heat obtained from
coal and wood. The steam is passed
through meter, so that each person
can use what he pleases, and can regu
late the cost of his heat.-Redding Eagle
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09

This is prolific swe week. Ten ewes
on the farm of MIR. Jonn Campbell. In
the Fourth district, have seventeen
lam bs; and on the farm of the Charles
Hessey, at Head of Sassafras, ewo re-:
Gently gave birth to fl W lambs, three of
which are living and thrifty.-Cecil
Democrat
A CHANCE FOR GENIUs.-CoBsul. Cen
eral Turner suggests that If American
machineits could contrive cheap hand
work coffee huller it might find ready
sale in Liberia. the methods in use being
very wasteful.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
The Lenten Services for 1873.

In Trinity Chapel, on King and 9th
streets, commencing on Ash Wednesday
March 9th and ending on Easter evening
April Goth. Morning prayer on Tues
days and Thursdays az 81 o'clock. Full
Lliany service with Lenten reading OIL
Wednesdays and Fridays at 10i O'Clock
a. m. Evening prayer with Lenten read
ing, daily at 81 O'clock Friday evenings
special service and sermon at 8 o'clock.
In holy week MONDAY April 10Th to
Satul day, April 20th inclusive) thret
services daily, at 81 o'clock and 10l a. N.
and o'clock p. m. We cordially in
vite your attendance.
Truly Yours
WILLIAM T. FROST,
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Robbed of Two Thousand Dol.
lars.

NEW YORK, March S.-Jacob Neiren-
stein, of South Boston, Mass, reported
to the police tonight that he had been
robbed OF $4,000. He was on his way to
the New Haven boat when he lost his
way. An unknown man offered to direct
him, and as they walked along together
two men came up and, presenting pistols
at him, demanded his money. Assisted
by his guide they took it from him and
made their escape. The police are look
ing for the robbers
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Sussex County Court.

LIST OF THE JURORS FOR THE APRIL
TERM.
The following is list of the grand and
petit jurors drawn to service at the ap-
preaching April Term of the Sussex
County Court
GRAND JURORS.
Miles T. Mills, Isaac Simpson, Cedar
Creek hundred; John Fox, John Fisher,
Broadxiln HID Isaac Fooks, Benton II.
wick, Loxley II. Jacobs, n. w. Hid.
Stansbury s. Wheatley, Thomas p.
Dukes, Broad Creek HID. ; Erasmus NJ
Lowe, w. l.. Sirman, Little Creek HID.
John w. Short, Chas. Jones, of John,
Dagsboro' ii. Harbeson Hickman, Capt
Henry Hudson, Baltimore Hd.; Peter
Robinson, Thomas r. Barker, Indian
River HID. Joseph Lafetra, Nath. w
Hickman, l.. & Rehoboth Hd.; Isaac
town; John w. Phillips, Seaford Hid.
Noble j. King, Gumboro' HID.
PRTIT JURORS.
George Reynolds, Hiram Barber, Thos.
L. Draper, Cedar Creek Hd.; James
Fisher, Thomas Walker, Broadkiln HID.
Vim. T. Satterfeld, John Owens, Peter
Tindale, Nanticoke HID. Joseph II. Rick
ards, Geo. T. Trout, N. w. FORK HID. ;
w H. w tSby W. DULL
Creek HID. Lewis A. Polite, George w.
Elliott, VIM. s. Culver, Little Creek HID. ;
Henry Hudson, of r., John II. Layton,
George Scott, Dagsboro' Hd.; Zadock
Townsend, VIM. B Hickman, Baltimore
HID. John Steelman, James s. Mustard,
Indian River Hd.; Thos. e. Records,
Elihu S. Morris, Lewes & Rehoboth Hid. /;
VIM. Pettyjohn, X. b. Wingate, George
town HID; IL. o. Collins, Jacob Smith,
ID I
j. Evans, Gumboro' HID.
Public Sale Prices.
AT the sale of Emmeline Ecker in
North Coventry township, Chester coun-
ty, on the 9th inst, nine cows were sold
at prices ranging from S22 to $500 aver
aging $3.50 two horses were sold at $77
and $500 two colts brought S68 so and
$50 potatoes were disposed of at 60 cents
per bu., and corn at 56 to 81 cents per
bushel, hay was sold at prices ranging
from $5 to $1l per ton, corn fodder was
disposed of at SO to So 80 per cwt., chick
ems, per pound, live weight, were sold
from 10a to ~ cents. Good prices real
lied ON other goods.
The sale of Enoch b. Lloyd, in War
wick, township, Chester county, on the
I'd inst, was well attended, and the arti-
cles sold commanded very good prices.
from $125 to $165, and shoats from $40 to
$12.
Suicide In Talbot County, Md.
CoRDovA, Md, March 8.-John Bow
ers, merchant at Skpton Landing, Tai
bot county, Md, this morning, after
cleaning up his storehouse and eating his
breakfast, apparently in good spirits, told
his clerk, Mr.. Hopkins, that he would be
out a few minutes. He walked around
the store, near some mountain cherry
bushes, and shot himself through the
head, killing himself instantly. Mr.. Hop
kins, hearing the report of the pistol,
went out and found him weltering in his
blood. He was an unmarried man, his
finances in good condition, and no reason
for the act has been ascertained.
Sussex County COnsIables.
The Levy Court of Sussex county has
appointed the following Constables
Edward Horsey, Seaford Hd.; w. G.
Joseph, Indian River Hd.; George Hol-
loway, Baltimore HID. Jas. w. English,
Broad Creek Hd.; John Tunnel, Balti-
more HID. Willard 3. Atkins, Joseph p
Morris and Peter N. b. Helm, Dagsboro'
Hd.; Jas. N. Broadkiln Hd.; Richard
] II. ]. Mitchell, Gumboro' HID.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09

ALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
market was strong and active and
was continued rise in the Wes-
issues. Gold opened at 10li and
D at 1O1i. Government bonds were
b, States dull and railroads strong.
ky on call was easy at 4a5per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
j o h N In nm N SIN Ou b G
Brought to Trial i'm New
Orleans.
From the Washington Post.

o''''
The St. Louis Globe-Demecrat re-
marks that "three years from to-day Mr..
Hayes will retire from the Presid ,ncy by
the unanimous consent of the people of
all political parties 1t is not altogether
impossible that certain member of Mr.
Hayes's Cabinet may retire considerably
before the expiration of three years and
by the unanimous consent of twelve
men of all political parties.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Indications for To-day.

vec England and the Middle States,
barometer, Increasing easterlv, 10
srig uinds and cloudness, and rising
Ii,onary temperature, follo,0ed by fall
promoter, and in former rain areas,
pss,Jly extending to latter at night OF
biddU.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Collar Bone Broken.

A man named thomas Murphy, mate
of the schooner "Three Sisters" now be-
ing loaded with phosphate at Walton &
Whann's works, on the Christiana, was
struck by bag of phosphate, as it was
being swung upon the vessel. and knock
ed into the hold. In the fall his collar
hone was broken. aud he was seriously
bruised about the body. DR.. Fl. o. Ogle
attended to his injuries, aud he Is now
doip0 wall
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09

y 600 mn Strawberry, Raspberry
Grapes, Asparagus Roots, Peach Trees, &c.
100 selected varieties. Great American
Strawberries. Largest and best. Berries
OF. each, in. around. By mail, 10 for 81
100 for S5; 1000 Tor $40 Wilson Albany ,Chas
Downing, Monarch OF the West, Kentucky
Green Prolific, 50 per 1000 Capt. Jack
Cum Derland Triumph, Sterling, Jocunda
so per 900. All pure. Catalogue free. Gu.
this out John 3. Collins, Moorestown
New Jersey. tan2l-oAm3m
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Western PIeasantries.

From the V,rgima City Enterprise.
"Truth lies at the bottom of we'll"
We have often verified this by looking
into a we'll and seeing Truths honest
countenance in the water-Inyo Laaepend-
indeed.-Press.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Miss Ressie l.. Houston.

Missionary to China, arrived at Yoka-
hama, Japan, February 9th from thence
thence TO Min xpo, her place Of destina-
uon said 10 bs the model mission efCsina.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
DIED.

M MALONEY-On the 7th instant, Mrs.
Martha Maloney, in the 40th year of her
age.
Her friends, and the friends of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend her fu-
neral, from the residenc of her late hus-
band, John Maloney, corner OF Chestnut
and VagBuren streets, to leave the house
at O'Clock, a. M, on Saturday. Services
at St Paul's (Catholic) church. Interment
at the Cemetery, Delaware Avenue and
Madison streets.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Kent County Constable.

ihe NUM- COuut hoVy COurt, On IueS-
day, made the following appointments
of Constables:
Duck Creek Hundred-Thomas H.
Wright. Joshua 7. JermaD.
kenton Hundred-Asa nChfton ,lThos.
English.
Little Creek Hundred-Henry L.
Wilson.
East Dover Hundred-Clayton F. Haw
kins.
West Dover Hundre d-James Fl. Green.
North Murderkill Hundred-Thomas
b. Cooper.
South Murderkill Hundred-J. w.
Emory, Saml ID. Roe.
Mispillien Hundred-Jos. W. Barker
Alex. ". Hughes.
Milford Hundred-Robert NJ. Carpen-
ter.
DR.: e. s. Anderson, Jail physician.
j. l.. Walcott, attorney for Levy Court
A. j. Wilson, X. b. Jump and James
l.. Smith, were elected Jail commission
ers.
A Terrible Death.
On Monday last yo ung lad about 16
years of age, named Biddle, living with
his father on DR.. Jumps farm near Pier
sons Corner, Kent Co., Del, was haul
ing rails on the farm, and in some man.
ner the body-bolt of the wagon came out.
He was sitting upon the front bolster of
the wagon, thus causing the hounds to
fly over the tongue, catching young
Biddte in way that prevented him
from moving.
The mules commenced running and
kicking, hitting him nearly every time.
They finally came to a ditch, and ump-
ing over caused the hounds of the wag-
on to fly back, releasing Biddle from
his position. He fell to the ground, but
more dead than alive, and died in a short
| time.
Murdered i'm Colorado.
On Wednesday Mr.. Philip d. Marvel,
of West Dover hundred, received tele-
gram stating that his son Philip, young
man aged about 81 years, bad been mur-
dered on Tuesday at Garland, Castella
county, Colorado. The young man left
home about one year ago, going to New
jersey; from there he went to Colorado,
| where he met his untimely death.
Garland was visited by Mr.. George
Fleming, of this city, during his recent
Western trip, and he describes it as a
very lawless place, possessing more
desperately wicked men to the square
inch than any other town in the far
West.
Inquest.
An aged negro named John Hardy
died on New sIeet, Wednesday evening
and yesterday Coroner Rose held an in
vuest. The jury rendered a verdict of
death from Old age. He is supposed to
have been centenarian, but his age is
not known, the only su.mise in relation
to it being statement by one of the
SONS that the old man used to say he was
twelve years old during The war of the
American revolution.
County Executive Committee.
The meeting of the Dem. Co. Executive
Committees at the Delaware House, yes
terday afternoon, was largely attended.
Considerable business was transacted,
and preliminary arrangements were
made for the opening OF the ensuing
campaign.
The Very Latest.
The very latest candidate for Coroner,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
party is Hughey Murphy, of Pencader,
Hd, a resident of Iron Hill. He is p,
w. & b. Railroad track hand, and used to
live IN Wilmington.
Payments by the City.
The City Treasurer made number of
payments, to-day, the police and city
officials receiving their salaries, and the
different fire companies receiving their
semi-annual appropriations.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Business Failure.

WATERTowN. N. Y, March SD. M,
Rice, grocer, failed to-day. Liabilities.
about $4,000; assets, about $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Election of Officers.

.', ,ne annual meeting of the Odd
Ss Mutual Aid Association. al
Sa'e' held in this city, last evening.
pli9wlng officers were elected: 81
tslGent-Ienry Eckel.
" rresldenl--Peyton &. West.
ksle'ary-John l.. Pierson.
easlirer-Wm. Ii. Everett.
uDge Committee Joshua Marie
se',;. II. ~ Perkins, Edward IL. spencer'
Su.'e Committee-Daniel Farra
1peaRmau, John q. Cole.
lyols nlssoclatlon is organized for nnre,v
E" I'n. purposes. When a memba,
,ls e,a, S'ner members are assessed ona
aca' eavll' which goes to the family % y,
barv v'seu, M aud ten cents each for tha
' t expenses of the Association
tj@a Jrell organized nine years, durino
io,ai nuie out eight members have diad
kty.ana ty.Ii nnaembership.of the Association ST
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
The MiastreIs.

wiII wIiInIel,ng a Calender's Georgia Min
n ",h in az, appear at the Grand onera
aroa III i. .hls Is, city. On Thursdav peaa ihaa
brmana. os ~ West Chester, Pa, and the;y y
From anGe &C. received the following e,l nol
s'1a1. ap% the ar Local News: TTee The Geernis ao,
|turai I gs,' preT a large audience in Hor. saa
sinmenm, mall all last evening, and their en-
[ramma en' was was highly apprecia.ed' ed Ths rt'.
|its e rsnd!'' was varied and entertainina
opisn Ssnl boast of several stars i'm 0dPs ,ps
Iess, e,sa profession. The femsIs ar,,a,a ar Sne
witb%d,y ttbU%anty official, whose ns~s uso On "a .
BART a1.nneld by reason Of reoues, an,es oS is
% sa old Books Wanted.
H., would ,o ID call the attention Of or,
b b' & 70 Co the 81 aever,is; ment Of n Rsss oaI
BhIa, wSc' TSo,' The the book buyers Of Pbiias ss,
Bid bout!y out your libraries and even cnanGs aI,
eady vOcns css. up in the garrets ,un and a., az,
Of The .1sh 1I.i Tor them. Address I than su'
.hev pe VII, E,layton House until MonS.1 snsn'
you. f-a.s
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DUBLIC SALES
L OF
DWELLINGS,, FARMS AND LOTS.

DIV ELbIN NUS, FLA RMS AND LUTS.
The subscriber proposes to have public
sales on the premises, for d fferent sections
of the city of Wilmington and vicinity, on
saturdays, April 9th, May 4th, May l1th,
May 18th May 25th, June 1st, June 8th.
and at such other dates as customers may
demand. The Indications are good for
better sales this Spring.
Parties wishing 10 sell will please re-
port promptly to j. I. HEALD Real Es-
tate and Mortgage Exchange.
marc ~, ,1G % 30
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Payments by the City.

The City Treasurer made number of
payments, to-day, the police and city
officials receiving their salaries, and the
different fire companies receiving their
semi-annual appropriations.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
The Very Latest.

The very latest candidate for Coroner,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
party is Hughey Murphy, of Pencader,
HID, resident of Iron Hill. He is p,
w. & b. Railroad track hand, and used to
live IN Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-09
Inquest.
County Executive Committee

The meeting of the Dem. Co. Executive
Committee, at the Delaware House, yes
terday afternoon, was largely attended
Considerable business was transacted,
made for the opening OF the ensuing
campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-24
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The committee appointed to contract with a suit.
able party or parties TO do the State Printing and
Binding for the ensuing year, subject to the APP
proval of the Legislature, will give hearing to
all parties interested therein, at the Senate Cham
Der, on Friday, Jan. 25th, at IN O'Clock r. M
q. T. STEVENS, ! Chairman =
p. D. VICKERY,
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ConlmHtee on Education.
The Committee on Education will meet on Tues
DAYS, at O'Clock 7. M., in the Senate Chamber.
j. WYMAN PHILLIPS, I Chairmo,
GEORGE Il. WEEKS, N'a'i 'i"c"'