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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

ur gents In the United smted to ms an
article winch appeared print containing charges made by
manufacturer artificial sparkling waters against the
ApoIIiua rIs Natural Mineral Water.
The article is plainly calculated to misead even the head
ing under the title Of States Assay Ohoe In
tended 70 convey TO the public impression that
Is an official document while reality Is entirely pri
vate matter
no notice of nor placed any reliance in g. but the con-
rary allows Aponas Water 10 be imported as hereto
fore as natural mineral water free OF duty while an ar
ncal water ia heavy duty which would certainly
be 10 the interest Of the Government TO collect
Having heavy outlay. obtained the sole control OF the
ApOIlinnris Spring which yearly furnish FORTY
million bottles II would ridiculous 10 suppose that We
would manufacture export artificial water at increased
expense where nature bouny supplied an article
which evidently serious obstacle to the success Of manu-
facturers Of inferior waters.
To show growing popularity OF the ApOilinnris Water
we would state where in 1874 sales In Gre o. Britain
hundred thousand bottles In 1877 they
were increased 1--WE million bottles and Judging from the
steadily seasng demand for this in the United states
s sale there will reach these figures
Ash guarantee Apollinaris Water shipped TO
the United States comes direct from the spring, all
invoices bear the certificate Of the United
states Consul
To further the charges against the ApOllinnris Nat
ura Mineral Water quote from certificates given us by
some Of the most eminent authorities and chemists of
Furope who personally inspected and examined the
ApOillnaris Spring the which is tle only method
ascerainug whether the water is natural or artificial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
THE AFFLICTED CITIES.

ABOUT 100 DEATHS A DAY IL EEw-oRTEANs AND
MEMPHIS EACH-THE NEED OF AID.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 1.-THE weather has been cool
to-day, which was uufavorable to the sick. The
official report Of the Board of Health shows
1O4 deaths, Of which nineteen were
colored people. The corps Of the Howard Associa-
ton report 2l2 new cases The following statement
is made to the public: We have at this date $500
sick to provide for and 10000 well people to feed
The average increase Of cases is 100 and the aver
age deaths 100 per day. The total daily expenses
of the Howard Association aud Citizens Relief Com
mittee are about 81 900. We have on hand about
S55 900, enough for five days. Contributions arc
coming In at present at the rate OF $1,000 per
day, which may decrease nj any moment. II the
fever continues month longer, as IL hkely,
with gradual abatement, within that time we VIII
need from Sl50.00O to 100000, and about 3OO'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
WASHINGTON.

UNION PACIFIC TRAINS IN DANGER.
TWO PARTIES OF HIGmwAYMEN ORGANIZING TO
ROB THEM-NO AID TO THE AUTHORITIES FROM
THE REGULAR ARMY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE following dispatch
has been received from Superintendent Clarke, OF
the Union Pacific Railroad, at Omaha:
We have reliable information that two attempts VIII
be made TO rob the Union Pacific mail and express
cars Each party consists of fifteen TO twenty desped
does armed to the teeth, and can oyep0wer s9ern
posse The military authorities are willing 20 assist Dut
say the law forbids them TO do so. without ana from
this source the Union Pacific trains consisting OF mall
express and passengers destined TO destruction at an
early day. Cannot you prevail upon President Hayes 10
issue such orders will allow the military 10 project
such property. Immediate action important
The War Department authorities to whom the
matter has been presented, say that they are pro-
vented from taking any action in the matter by the
posse comtatus clause of the Army bipassed at the
last session. The desperadoes mentioned bySuperin-
tendent Clarke are supposed TO have been attracted
by the reports that large sums of specie were being
transported through the mails from California to
the East,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
CUSTOM HOUSE METHODS.
INVESTIGATIONS AND SEIZURES.

INVESTIGATIONS AND SEIZURES
Mr. WOOD AGAIN GRAPPLFs WITH REVENUE RE-
FORM Neutrality-suspicious. BY MERCHANTS
AND LAwYERs-TnE FRAUDS IN SUGAR niPoR-
TATIONs.
Sherborne B. Eaton, Jackson S. Schultz and Daniel
G. Robbins, of the New-YOrk Chamber of Commerce,
gave their views on the Custom House system yes
terday to Congressman Wood, who was again the
only member Of his committee present. Many sug-
gestions were made for improvement in the present
system. Henry b. Hyde was present for the Boston
Board of Trade, and also submitted suggestions
Another seizure ON account of alleged fraud IN re-
gard to sugar has been made and more are expected
I'm a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
TIE LATEST From WINE.

PORTLAND, Sept IL. 1873.
Latcr.-The House stands now 60 Republicans and
Q Democrats supporting the Republicans; 81 Dem
oorats and 50 Greenbackers. Five members are
not reported, of whom two are known to
be Greenbackers. 1t is question If some fthe Hard
Money Democrats may not affiliate with the Re
publicans. The charge of fraud IN the Fourth Ward
of Portland leaves chance to change four votes
to the Republicans. That would give the Republic
cans majority on a Joint ballot, and permit them
to elect their State officials provided the two Demo-
Gratis who are now supporting the Republicans re-
NAMED firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
THE YLW-H4MPSHIRE DEMoCR4TS.

Concord. n. H.. Sept. ia caucus of the
Democratic State Committee and delegates Of the State
Convention, which Ia TO be held tomorrow,
took place this evening. @. +. Putnam, OF
Hayerhill chairman OF the committee. presided.
Speeches were made by Harry Bingham. OF Little
ton Jonn II. George, Of Concord; Henry o. Kont OF
Lancaster. and Daniel Marcy, OF Portsmouth. The
meeting was well attended. Not as many delegates as
on soroe nrevioua nights to State Convention. 90
be I'm town. Mr.. Mexican will undoubtedly be renom-
mated for Governor by acelamatOn The opinion Is eX-
nresHed that platform Will contain resolution an
tagouistic TO the National banking system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

John Key, who suspected OF having large amount
OF iewelry concealed In bis trunks When Van Horn ana
hrs reached Castle Garden and exhibited their
authority signed by Deputy Surveyor Benedict TO aeL
Il is charged that Deputy-C Collector Baker decllnea 20
allow the search TO be made declaring that he was the
head Of that department. and that he did not ackno%t
edge authority the Surveyor in the premises IN
spectOr Horn proceeded In the discharge OF uu
when II Is charged that he set upon by both BAKER
and WynkOop. He pushed them aside and eompleted
the examination OF the baggage Nothing OF conIa-
band character was found In Keys baggage, ana u was
released, also Key and his wife, VINO had Deeh
detained pending the investigation.
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SHIP NERS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK ..................s SEPTEMBER H.
ARRIVED.
str Utopia Br Donaldson, London Aug 81 TO Henderson
Bros. n, ,r.,.,.- c.. ,
SIR Anglia (r Anderson London Aug "a, Halifax sept A.
and ~ John. b. 9Th. 10 Henderson Bros.
Str Partha Br) Mckay Liverpool Aug 81 and Queenstown
sent 1. 10 Chas q FTancklyn.
tT France CFrl Delosr Hayre Aug 81, 20 de Bebiln
SIR state OF Nevada r BTaes Glasgow Aug 80 VIA arne
3lst 10 Austin Baldwin Co.
Str Iepsic Ger Pohle Aug % and southampton
Str Hudson freeman Sept g. TO Clark Sea
W.. IN
Clyde 4 Co. . -, ,,,,. -
Str Cato City Cuew 1880 tOns Chester Penn. TO Geo
Var
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Hoffman HOuse-ViscOunt de Nogueiras, Portn-
p,,ese Minister az Washington Packer OF Pennsyt
vana and Commander W. r. sampson and Lieutenant HAM
it0n Perkins u. S. Hotel BTfnstrtckW: A OtWh'
the British legation at Washington Wtndson hgtst
H. b. Hurlbut President Of the Indianapolis ana LL,
RAILROAD Company. and Congressman benjamin A. wins
....Fdh Arenue Hotel-Genera stewart Van NneL y. -
A. and Thomas T. Faeer, OF LOckpoTt N --.bTspggI
Boss-Captain Hams Of the steamship Seytlla 'vO-
polifan Hote-Ex Senator W. Il. Woodin OF Aubnrn n;
aud Jacob Vanata Newt WeStn INSTR
and Lieutenant Kh9unsy OF the i' NJ
sian Hottss-General George sykes, u
s. A.. AUenue Hotei-Proiessor Noble Bnuer %
Iouisylle and AIphonso Hart, OF Cleveland he0 on
JIole-Cienerai o. b. Greene, u. s. G1sey House
James Could Of Rome Italy Ereret ne iieN
DIR Baltimore. 4stOT HOhAe-Ma0Or w aliet
Mcfarland u :. A.. buckingham Hotet-sidney l. far
chi Of CnZennYin n ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

LEGS on Both SIDES OF THE ROAD.-Neil
Cow, the hddler was thoroughly Scotch IN one thing
be loved his whiskey and seldom went travelling either
short distances or long without frequent "revvers"
AT Duuked but at the stated hour had not arrived at
the castle The Duke waited TIL lie grew tired OF wait
nR-ndeed till he obliged 70 drive of to keep
other appointment On the road he met the fiddler stag
gerIng Ah, Nell" said the patron, ts long road 10
iuDkeld this mOrningl" "Ab laird" said the I'D
dler, 'fVs no the length, but the Dreadful"
First worthy Scot We'll, Donald. was you
IN the Aquarium tO-dAyp Second ditto: Certainly -
First dltfO "If's very ne place." Second ditto ats
beautiful" First ditto: did you see the camera OBJ
seuraP Second ditto latter slight pausel mo What
tank was It'll e. First worthy Scot "smes all over"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
A PROMINENT C4LIFORYf4Ws SUICIDE.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 11.-Alexander Aus
tin. a prominent member Of the San Francisco Stock
Exchange and ex-Collector, died this morning by his
own act About $780, 900 protested taxes remained In
hrs hands at the time Of his death He has always
pessed his readiness TO pay the amount whenever
the pending suits decided but has Kept his own
counsel AZ To whereabouts Of the funds. The public
are therefore ignorant 10 the true condition OF his az
fairs and whether any complications are likely TO arise
f.ovn hfa daufb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
GLOOM IN THE BRITISH COTTON TRADE.
LONDON Wednesday, Sept. IL, 1878.

There is. The Times says, not single en-
couragng feature In the cotton trade OF North Lanca
shire The condition OF the markets is than ever
and the outlook gloomy Goods are not only piled
M I'm the Manchester warehouses; but are fast accumu
lat ng IN the mill The small manufacturers
with limited means Obliged 70 sell at almost any sac
rce and before the crisis is passed there Is no douD
many of the firms will succumb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
FLOODS FEARED IN EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, Wednesday, Sept. IL, 1873
An unusually heavy rise in the White and
Blue Niles Is reported from Khartoum. The rams are
incessant ana an inundaOn is apprehended The COY
ernment Is adopting measures OF precauon against dis
aster from flood.
TF0r other FOREIGN NelOs, see First Page.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIAruRE ALMANAc.
TO-DAY.

sun rises b37 sun sets.... 615 Clock slow 3m. 52s
Moon rses 6;3i souths. OILS Moons days IL
H6H WATER To-DAr-A. A. -
Sandy f4S Island. S:44 Hell 0ate. lOoo
HISH WATER TO-DAY. NJ
Sandy Hook. 500 Gov. Island S02 Hell Gate''lO'4l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

CHARGES AGAINST A CUSTOMS OFFICER.
Charges have been preferred against Dep
atyCoector Baker and Of his assistants, Mr. Wyn-
koop for interfering with special Treasury agent in
the discharge OF bis duty. Special Inspector Van Horn
vas detailed 70 make an examination Of the baggage Of
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p o S r S c RIPT
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN VIEWS.
GREEK wARLIKE PRECAUTIONS.
1DIbH0 UN FNHLVNNI NNbH''D nv
ATHENS, Wednesday, Sept. IL, L

All soldiers on furough, numbering over 2,oOO'
are ordered to reioin their regiments immediately
The Government announces that the measure is
merely precautionary. but sem-ohicicial papers
say it is necessitated by important reasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
DIR. MOHR.
Medical Councillor and Professor Mt Bonn

In consequence communications received from you felt
called upon to visit the Apollinaris Spring and examined
everything infinitely have convinced myself
the spring yields such quantity OF water 20
highly mpregnaed with natural carbOnc acid not 60 al
low OF any foreign artificial carbOnc acid
being used
After exhaustive investigation of the spring and obtain
ing complete information, declare the water
supplied the public from the spring be purely nnt-
raj in every respect and Of most excellent quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
- enerative radically and speedily eqred,
o and 6to z. HENRY A.DANIE l.s, MD7 I4t LeAihseO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

NOTES OF Woe
Cease when crying baby given MILK OF sous
Stamaeh and wind u that organ. All druggists
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Announcements.

What are fish-cakes unless made from the
xICR Boneess COddsh Ask your grocer for IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
DAVIS COLLAMOI

DAVIS COLLAMoRE & Co.
Have opened their store 92l BROADWAY corner III
~ win f stock China Glass &C. They are selling sur
plus stock at747 broadway
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs NO.


Gam 70. Noon. ITO. D. m. S2S. Midnight IT.
Highest durfnR daY, 82'. lowest G9'
Average, 744o same daY, 1877. 6oNs'
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STATE MENT
APOLLINARIS COMPANY.
PROF. 3. ALFRED wANKLYN.

PROF 3. ALFRED wANKLYN
ST Georges Hospital, London, and Public Analyst "a
the County of Buckingham.
Ihave visited carefully examined the Apolnars spring
near Neuenahr in Rhenish Prussia.
The carbouic acid impregnating the Apollinaris
water "a only the natural Gas which belongs &c the
winter, aud comes up With it to the surface oil tho
spring
The ApOunaris Water, as supplied 20 the pubic u
simply and purely Natural Mineral Water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
DIR. OSCAR LIEBREICH.

Professor of Medicine the University of Berlin ana
Director of the PHARMACEUTICAL College
found at Apolnaris Spring extraordinary richness
OF natural carbOn acid rising up with the Water ana
onay con all the water coming from said
prng ia excessively mpregnaed with the natural cabone
acid
The Aponars bottled according TO all the rules o.
science, is an entirely Natural Mineral Water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
MIR. HEPKE,
Mayor of Neuenahr.

The Mayor of Neuenahr whose Mayoraty the ApolnA
Ms spring s situated hereby oernes that it Is known 20
him that no artificial carbOnic ned Is used In bOtt"g
the Mineral Water ut the Aponars Mineral SPRING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
TOWN COUNCILLOR DIR, TIL. KYLL.
Analytical Chemist

T. A. HsrberE esq, VtesConsuI Of the U s.. Cologne'
At your request and in your company visited october
1871 the Apolinaris Spring Neuenahr met MI A.
Kreuzberg the director Of the Apolnaris Co. (Lim) He
permitted inspection of the whole establishment eXamineo
infinitely every locality there and convinced myself OF
the any apparatus for the prOduefioa
of artificial carbOnic acid The natural carbonic acid aS
ing the spring exists in such an enormous quann
would make the use Of arcay cabonie aea
an nbsurdity.
Ihave hesitation in declaring that in richness OF car
bonic acid the ApoInaris Spring Is approached BY
any other known German Spring aud that Il deserves
every respect of excellent naturally acduas1
water.
The United states Consul Cologne who sent this repos
TO the Government declares from his Inspections oo
ApoIIlnaris Water, bottled. natural product
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
RELIGIOUS RAPTUREs.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
NEGROES OF RICHMOND, VA.

TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
NEGROES OF RICHMOND, VA.
Cincinnati Enquirer Special.
RICHMOND, VA, April 1.-The religious
revival that is now in full blast in all OF
the colored churches here beats anything
of the kind ever known. The revival
started with series of sermons on hell,
delivered by a leading colored preacher,
and the vividness with which he pictured
the flames ofthe eeternalregi on was enough
10 excite the average mind, let alone the
ignorant and superstitious negroes. The
churches have been besieged by thou
sands all day, who could not get in. This
afternoon a group of sable maidens, just
from church, rushed to Franklin street,
the swell avenue of Richmond, and sta
tioning themselves on a corner stopped
all the fashionable promenaders and urged
them to seek religion. The scene was
truly remarkable and picturesque. Yes
terday at all the tobacco factories the
negro operatives became so wrought up
on the subject of their salvation that they
could do nothing but shout and pray
Hundreds had to be discharged In one
of the churches last night little girl
named Martha Hodge jumped up in the
middle of the sermon and yelled that she
saw q vision. The moon, she sad, was
a sign that the earth was coming TO an
end. At one of the hotels to-day color
ed waiter named Henry Barkesdale was
converted while carrying plate OF soup
to one of the guests. He dashed the solll
down on the floor and gave vent 10 ms
/ feelings by shouts peculiar TO the Elmo
pian race. The police have arrested sun
dry shouters on the streets who appeared
/ to be deranged.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
Stopping the Interest.

Daniel Webster once dined with an
old Boston merchant, and when they
came to the wine dusty old bottle was
carefully decantered by John and TO the
host. Taking the bottle he poured out
Mr.. Webster's glass and handed lt TO
him. Then pouring out another for him.
self he held 1t to the light and said
.'How do you like it Mr.. Websier "
81 think it is Il fine specimen OF Old
"Now you can guess what 1t cost me %
said the host. ~,
"Surely not" said Mr.. Webster; 81
only know that it is excellent:
"Well, now, | can tell you, for made
n careful estimate the other day When
/ add the interest to the first pnce,
find that it cost me the sum of JuSSt one
dollar and twenty cents per glass
"Good gracious, you don't say SO,
said Webster, and draining his glass, he
presented it again with the remark -,
"Fin it up again as quick as you can an
for want to stop that contounded lheer'
est -
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
An Eminent Divine of Boston


81 have used the PERUVIAN SYRUP
for some time past; 1t gives me NEW
VIGoR, BUoYANcY OF SPIRITS, Elias
ITCHY OF MUSCLE"
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 10Th, 5p. IN.
re-The flour market is dull, the de-
5elng confined TO the wants OF the
ftrale and pr,ces favor buyers. Sales
barrels, including Minnesota extra
4 Tor medium, 30 for good; Sc 20 a6 80
boice Pennsylvania family at s6 for
4 h 2ia6 % for choice; Western do. do.
Ia 20 and Patent at s. 6215 8; other
|rrades at s6I5aS. Rye flour Is quiet
4 sales at 8 SIX a350. Corn Meal IL
live. We quote at 50 10 +. @. b.
kAlE.-There was very little demand
|heat, but prices were rather firmer (;
Tor 41lO bush. including Penna. red at
Ia | "a; ditto Western ditto at 81 29a1 30;
tern amber at 81 35ai 50; Southern ditto
| 81, and white at 81 35al 81. Rye steady
k,Oc. for Western and Penn. Corn was
|eton higher; sales Of q, 900 BUSH, in
|ng rejected at i3ai5c.; steamer at 46h a
damp at i9a5lc., and June at 53Kc.-
are inactive and prices favor buyers;
OF 5000 bush. Western white at 34xa
br iair and good; 35h a36Kc. for prime, +,
hixed at 33a3ic, The receipts Today
as follows 1860 bbls. Flour, 800 bush
et, li7 800 bush, Germ l3, 300 bush. Oats
Dish, Malt, lis bbls. Whisky.
IsKY.--5O barrels of Western IRON
4 sod at 81 Vi per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11

I No. ia KIM Khipae ss large dwelling house,
street. Apply 10
90 and M n: =. FRAZER, Agent
mar22-tt -N market streets, I'D storT
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
From the Trumpet and Univer-
saIist Magazine.

MANY of our personal friends have been
cured by the PERUVIAN SYRUP, but
we have one proof more powerful than all
these, and that is--OUR OWN PEkSON :
AL EXPERIENCE No authority can
put this down-no argument can contra
dIct 1t and no good word shall be spared
on our part until knowledge of this bless
ing shall be spread broadcast among the
people," EEH.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
For sale.

and Jackson c, iots OF. at =. r. corner From
Seventh. III jackson between Sixth and
Harrison al siran,a ailn between Van Buren, and
ilsen and Brodpme Bprn Avenue between Har-
Tiyee ipls s adjoining and rn1ess; ns,,, H.
Loyerinsa az ). W. corner Harrisna Sl Ihe above; I'VE
Harrison on ana Delaware Avenue betueen
Fourteenth strs shtreaa,nsylvania p, Avenue and
dee2stf Real Estate tate al a sent J,
lNnn 602 Market st
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
One of the Most Eminent Jur-
lists of New England

Writes to a friend as follows: al have
tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and tho
result fully sustains your predictions. 10
has made A NEW MAN OF me Infused
Into my system new vigor and energy. /
am no longer trem ulsus and debilitated,
as when you last saw me, but stronger,
heartier. and ith larger capacity for la
bor, mental and physical, than at any
time during the last I've years"
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
RAILROADS..

iLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 2sth, 1877.
pms will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
aU sOO, s47. 10 W a. m, 2 30, A 80,
Ia, Il and New York, 90, 3 "A, a. m. IL 81,
b, m.
|llmore and Washington, 12 51,l 10 s3s
izd, Y %, 500, p. m.
|alns ~ y lor Delaware Division, leave for:
N castle, go, $50, a. m. Lis, 8 80 nm.
|.omlng and Intern ediate Stations. al
IT, a., 10, $50 p. m.
mar and Intermediate Stations 9.3e,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
r,iaueipnla and intermediate Stations.
"a. a. IN, QUO. $50, p. m.
''iSueiphia and New York, 2.09, . A, a.
'i'lmore and Washington, 1851, 1 is a
4, yrad tu,aer ,a information passengers are
r,ea \, W Inc time tables posted at the
- ID. +. KENNEY.
SUPERINTENDENT.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
mAnothcr Clergyman writes.

"My voyage 10 Europe is Indefinitely
postponed. | have discovered the 'Foun-
Tain of Health on this side of the Atlantic
Three bottles of PERUVIAN SYRUP
have rescued me from the fangs of the
fiend, Dyspepsia" sE
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11

nor SHERIFF.
H To the Voters OF New Castle County:
Gentlemen: The undersigned in c0mpli-
ance with the wishes of many friends, Of
fers himself as a candidate for Sheriff of
New castle County, subject to the decision
self to support the successful nominee.
FRANCIS DUGGAN.
ST. Georges Hd.. Jan. 26. 1s7S-d&wtn
The daily gazette., 1878-04-11
POLITICAL CARDS.

INOR SHERIFF..
To the Democratic Voters of New Cas-
tie County:
Gentlenien: Encouraged by the fiatering
vote L received in 1876, in accord with the
request of many friends again offer my
self as a candidate for the nomination for
Sheriff. Thankful for your votes hereto
fore received. l pledge myself to support
the successful nominee.
GEO. @. WARD.
J an. 23d, 1S78.-d&wtn