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The New York herald., 1878-12-19
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY DENIED.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s 1873.
The United States Marshal for Arkansas has been
notified by the Attorney General that the President
declines interfere in the of the Creek Indian
Joseph Postoak, who is to be hanged for murder on
the JOtl inst
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
NOMINATED BY AccLAMATIoN.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Nominated by large majority-Anthony J. Com
stock for the Bulgarian throne. What a wide field
for his labors. YUM-YUM
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16, 1878.

ANOTHER EARNEST PLEA FOR COUNT GEORGE.
To THE EDrroR HE.,ALD:--
have failed to the list of noted worthless
whom the HERALD has mentioned from time to time
as candidates for the vacant throne Of Bulgaria the
name of who is pre-emincntly suited
for the place that l astonishcd at the
shortsightedness o: your Warwick in over
looking him. Among all the brilliant
presented there is not one that can compare
with my nominee. tho world renowned scholar tho
orator the author The Admirable Crichton. the man
learned the law the citizen of the world the Bava
ran nobleman, the accomplished George the Count
Joannes of the supreme Court. LID. &c, &c, &c.
Here is the who has often donned the imperial
purple on the mimic stage In the Bowery. Let him
be invested with the kingly robes of Bulgaria.
placed on the vacant throne 70 gladden. tho hearts
and astonsh the visual organs of the Bulgarian
people ! am quite certain now that have repeated
to the HERALD the name of the distinguished Count,
that the question of the most hit and proper person
to sit the Bulgarian throne is settled for the
Count far in advance of all the other gentlemen
named that their diminished heads will appear IL
in q dissolving view in the light Of his great and
wonderful abilities. So your Warwick" may, with
the great Archimedes, say "Eurcka' So mo.e IL aa.
CORNELIUS Won CRUISKEES LAWN.
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
POTTER TO MOULD THE HEATHEN.

To THE EprroE THE HERALD
I advise you to nominate for King Of Bulgaria my
elegant friend. the Hon. Clarkson n. Potter.
He would be glad 20 serve think. way Of
getting rid Of this Potter Committee. Bulgaria must
be at least pleasant place New Orleans. to
which he about tn fy for refuge from the irksome
and dangerous labors of his committee. Mr.. Potter
knows almost everything, except how to get out Of
his present scrape. and although no is democrat
he would make an exquisite king. Yours, truly.
Il. H.
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
CHIEF JUSTICE OF NEW MEXICO.
WAsnrNGroN, Dec. Is. 1873.

NOMINATION OF l.. BRADFORD PRINCE OF NEW
YORK.
WAsHiSGroS, Dec. Is. 1878.
The President sent the following nomination 10
the Senate today:L. Bradford Prince. of New York.
to be Chief Justice OF the supreme court OF New
Mexico.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Getting the Names SIixed.

The Philadelphia Sunday World recent
ly attempted TO publish brefaccount of
an affair in that city by which James
Carroll, of Philadelphia, swindled Jos.
Sweeney, of Newark, out of $50, by sell
ling him horse which belonged to an
other man for which offence Carroll was
arrested and held In $500 bail for appear
ance at Court. The World, however,
completely reversed the affair, by max
the swindler, thereby doing a griveous
injury to very worthy young man. Mr..
Sweeney il manof irreproachable char
acter, aud well thought of in his neigh
borhood therefore he feels keenly the
false position inwhich his bunghug error
on the part of the Sunday World has
placed him. ~ a. ~ r ..
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/, Cheap md Good.

Messrs. Crosby and Hill are at present
giving the people of this city and vicinity
an opportunity to buy good and reliable
goods at wonderfully low prices. Beau
titul prints at cents; good and desirable
ginghams, at 0 cents, well worth s;
ladies' undeyests at. 25. cents, worth 81 !.
Indeed in all parts of their store genuine
bargainsmay he found. Close and eco
nomicai cash buyers should visit this
popular store, as no where can you get
more fora dollar. This firm are making
special efforts the present season to'in-
crease their business which is now very
large.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
"OyyIs OF New York;

This evening. at the Grand Opera
House, the Aiken Combination OF New
York, will appear in their speciality en-
titled the "Owls of New York. Mr..
Aiken is an actor of known ability and
the company which he has selected to
support him is an excellent one, many OF
them having appeared on the boards here
before. The play which was written ex-
pressly for Mrs Aiken, abounds in fun
ndlgood hitsyand contains also several
exceedingly fine scenes one of which Is
the burning of alvessel at sea. He shoult
be greeted with large audience.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Administrators and Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE ..tar ...
REAL ESTATE.

ny virtue of orders of the Orphans Court
ID of the Stateoi Delaware and In for New
castle County, the subscrin ners will expose
Il public sale at the hotel OF jacob B
THURSDAY, nj THE 7th DAY OF NO.
~. YEMB@R, A. D., 1873,
At2 O'Clock p. m.. the following describ-
ed real estate, teing the property late of
Lewis Weld1n, deceased: - 80 =
No. L. Lot of about n of an acre of land,
In the village OF Newport, New Castle
County, Delaware, with q large fifteen
frame carriage house and other Lut-buiId-
ings, all IN thorough repair. A delightful
residence, and II needed wou d make an
excellen, boarding house. This was the
residence of thedeceased.
No. 2, "A farm or tract OF about 2nS
acres or land, situate'ih White Clay Creek
hundred. Delaware. on the road leading
frem Stanton to Christiapa, " miles from
for grain or truck. Improvements are a
large brick dwelling house, frame barn,
graDarY and other necessary buildings.
There are on the farm an apple orchard
and, other fruit trees In healthy condition.
Nos. s, a, and s consist OF about 3IS
acres, situated in New Castle hundred,
Delaware, about two miles from New port,
on the road to Chrtstiana; 90 acres m marsh,
balance upland of an exesllent quality
and in o high state OF Guilt vatien, adapted
TO gram !, ffuit or truck. Improvements
are frame dwelling house, barn. grahary
Tenant house, all IN good order. There is
also on this fsrm good apple OF Ichard
with other fruits.
No, o. A farm or tract OF about 13sx
acres OF lard, sltua In New Castle huii-
dred, Delaware, about half mile from
Newport ON the, road to New Castle. 80
acres are marsh, balance upiand, soil q
dark sandy ioam, admirably adapted TO
trucking. grazing. or farming. No build
ings, butunder good fencing.'
No 7. A tract of 49 acres OF marsh lard
OF first quality, IN New Castle hundred
aforesaid, nd adjoining Newport, no
No. 5. a farm adjoining No. I, consist
land, part marsh, and part upland m
provements are large brick and frame
dwelling house. nearly new, large double
decker barn, granary, ice house. and other
buildinks; also good tenant house, also
These properties are located In one of The
very best farming regions of New Castle
| county, convenient to theP W 4 B ralt
1 road, Delaware river. Christiana river, the
mills and excellent markers, anu ia 4
i ne. .hborhood noted for Its health hfulness
4 and excellent society: The soil ID Iert l.
/ and remunerative and under the maIIa. O.
ment of the late lewis Weidin been G
4 celebrated as the best grs sing and farmins
lands in the commupilS.. Sales are made
H to close estate, and offer an admirable up
h portunity for pc sons desiring homes nd
Investment. .TermsRt sale. II Further IN
MI HPaE EsrFa b faa q f sabfcr'Sr'
Il W.ATWoop WELIlN,
Administrators or Lewis Weldin det't
u CHAs. B. LORE. TraStec.
oc''s-t"w-wts. wilmingto ID L.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

CHERIFF'S SALE. -.
- nv virtue OF II writ OF Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
1sie 1IsAieFAYETTE = 'YETTE HorFL, s4i shlpley st.
Kept by John j hougherty, in the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county, Dela-
ware on ~, o'u.-'i'>=.@.' - & ''J -.sis- 4i
wa" 'Al'N,'. WEDNESDAY, .l....s.7r.t.
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEM MBER,A.D 1878,
At 2 O'Clock p. m, the following de-
8 rihed Real Estate, viz IT,, Is, L.,.e ...,...
All that certain plantation or tract OF
land situate lp the hundred ard county OF
New astle, bounded and described as fol-
| lows, to VT. Beginning at stone corner
| In a line Of land Of CAMS heirs, thence by
lands OF said Cann's heirs south t3 degrees
20 minutes, east crossing public road l5t
500 pc ches to stake IN the edge OF the
branch or ditch, thence by said branch OF
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
,RaGalo Bm CombinafIon.

The Buffhioi Bill Combination arrived
in this city this morning from Baltimore
and are now stopping attbe Clayton
where they perform this evening. after
which they win return to this city, and
Ion Monday evening they will perform at
the Opera House. Among the party are
four Indians two Paunes and two Nez
Perces. The following arelthe names OF
W.F.,Cody Buffalo Btu EddI 10 Bur
gess, Charles Burgess, Little Warrior,
Follow the Sun, Eagle that Flies High,
Young Grass that Sports in the Spring, Q
L. Blauchett, Harry Mauham, G. w.
Holmes, w. II. Caraall, j. V. Arlington,
Harry Meenee, q. b. Thorne. j. II
Harvey Miss Lydia Denier and Mrs. w.
q. Jones'
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs

lNHERlFF'a SALE. f-.-s., l..a-y. 81
- By virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to
Public Sale. At the e...l!Y- =.stll..i.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l Shipley st.
Kept by ohm j. Dousherty, In the City
OF Wilmington. New Castle County, ella
"' ' WEDNESDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,18 1878,
I ."..t.- at o'clock, p. M, ~ ....r... ..
tho following described Real Estate, viz :
All that certain farm or tract OF land
situate In New Castle hundred. bounded
and described as follows, to wilt:
No. o. Beginning at a stone, corner foi
land OF the heirs OF Francis Csnr, deceas-
ed, thence with the line OF said lands south
IS degrees and 30 minutes east 16s g. 100
perches to the centre OF q ditch, thence
with the centre OF said ditch south 40 de-
grees and IS minutes west loE-ieo perches
thence south "a degrees and Is minutes
west is 4. 10 perehes, thence south rs de-
arees As minutes east 100 t-1500 perches 10
a stake in the bank OF the delaware Rivel
corner for the lands OF r. Cam, deceased
ta = STAKE In the bank or the same, corner
for the lands Of Benz. Elliott, thence with
the centre OF u, ditch and with land o1
Benz. Elliott north TS degrees west u 6-lo
perches toa tree. corner fo5 land OF Benl;
minutes west 90 clio perches, corner fol
lands OF Benj. Elliott, thence with the side
Of q lane north 30 degrees and 20 minutes
west gJ ys-iOO perGhea to q stake In the cen
tre of road, corner for land OF VIM. HI
Lambson, thence win the said road and
Lambson's land sou b 81 degrees wet III
T. 10 perches to q stake In centre or Lamb
son,s land, q corner for otner land OF the
late James LeFe yre. deceased, thence wi
the line OF said lands of the late Jafnes
LsFsvre, and north two degrees ana thirty
minutes west AZ 64- 10u perches to q stABe Q
a corner for lands of the heirs Of Francis
Cam, deceased thence with said land,
north rs i grees and 80 minutes east % 1-lt
perches to stone, the place OF beginning
csnta,ning one huud ed and twepty-opt
and four teIths acres, be the same more
or less, with a two and a half storfec
Brick House and Brick Barn, and othei
buildings thereon erected.
Sc zed and taken in execution a.. tht
property OF John b. L eFevre, and Mary
his wife, and t. t.'s, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff 's ONCE, New Castle. Octoser II
OCt 10 2Iaw-fa
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Reforms I'm ASIA Minor.

Some Important Clauses Approoed 1,
-. -. Principle by the Porte.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-A-speeial dispatch
to the Times from Berlin says: 9Th,
negotiations concerning reforms in Asis
Minor at last promise some result. The
mixed Christian and Mussulman police
are to be commanded by English officers
An English Assistant Judge will be added
to each Court of Appeal. The Governor
and Head Tax Gatherer will be appoint
ed and dismissed subject to English ap
proval. These and some other equally
Important claims have been approved ii
principle by the Porte" -, Z
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
|IRsT EDITION.
.ec,L TINE TABLE.

,rIvE WILMINGTON.
fsAiiso1I iisoInbia: % 2 90, 5.44, 7.05, $40, s.0,
Ylaanss'pan'In Z m: 1881, 1910, 40, 80,
l9@ X = .; m. - on sundays: 2.os. 5A,
m; 90, $50, 9 ~, p IN. oa7 90 An
sss M. ,V on Sundays: 2 90 q m; ,,s
sl,pp,more n, M and Washington: iz5ly. 10,
~ M; 1854, 1850, sos. p m. sunday'
q, z, b Ip.posit; = nj $50 p mi no Sunday
l3, s.s Castle. go, si5 a m; los, 9 80 p
Hrsre 20 SSeR 4. R.; si5 Am; o6, Q 80
n 10 ,aSton S 4 Northern r. r.: 62o q
wilniTs,Op VIZ s,O D m; no Sunday train.
k;sM M.,s vE Western II. R.: 10 20 q m; s 30
=. :. an sundays; 10 80 a u m:
u, a.,Ss vS ARRIVE AT wILMIN0TnN.
saahts,,sadepnls:i2 a, 8 81, 9 10 J o. q m
sa,2 n%' ,2 Is, Il 81, $ 65, 4b1, 60i. %,
sRpSS II IS nm on Sundays II Ss,
~ n, as, 10 q, il 10 p m.
Wxa.mwSo,T: O5, . "a a M; IL "A IL 81
fsc fsc,pm, IN Sundays: IL 10, Od
q, p,II,m5re: II n 2 Oh, 5 40, 9 Il. a mi l22I,
SssS, . IS p In; on Sundays2 o. . 10
pm. mat M J117 ID az
y 4 IS D m; Oh sundays;2 "a q mis4e
y, por, peposit: 800 m; no Sunday
hans. IA n .. 20 n, yxr,
a, iIs I'm m; no Sunday trains4 q
Unaware X. r.; 9 30 l2llQ a NJ
I'm, M Sunday trainss
vHilmington q Northern II. H.; s06l
s.m:T IS D m; no sunday trains.
nslaware @ Western r. R.:7 b6a m;
I'M nm M: on sundays: 600 ~ M Il nll4
|Iy. Ky FOR wILMINGTo LEAVE PHIL
hDELPHIA,
p,osd street and Washington ave
LISA % 400, 1880, II i'45 d. .mj2 30. 3 30
KS. SIS, Q As, II 30 pmi on 5np-
~, '' sso am; 6 O., g as, II 20, p m. y ]
Giry. second and Market streets
rnp m, II 18, 3 55, $780,. u3 m
sundays: Q 30. II 80 p m. ,...
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ditch south 40 "a degrees west 10 42-f0o
perches to another stake in said branch or
ditch, thence south 20 3-4 degrees west l6
10 perches TO q corner stake In the mid
die Of dlGch, thence with the middle of
said ditch south degrees 40 minutes, east
l0l 15-lOO perches 10 q stake on the bank,
and thence the same course TO low water
mark on the Delaware river, thence with
the top OF said bank. northerly 62 perches,
more or less, to the middle of ditch di-
vfdfng this from Benz Eliiott's land,
In line running to low water mark on
the Delaware river, between this and saId
Elliott's land, thence with said Elliott's
land by the middle of a ditch, north rs de-
grees west ef 6-i0 pefches to q corner tree
on last land, thence Dorth % degrees and 10
minutes west 20 Q 10 perches 10 a stone,
tnence north 80 degrees and As minutes
west ~ 7S-l00 perches to astake in the MD
die OF q road between this and Lam bsoD's
land, thence with the middle of said road
south 81 degrees west l2I ,4-10 perches to a
s AXE, the nee ncrth 2 degrees and 30 min
utes west with land Of Lefevre's heirs %
6i-l01 perches to sta Ike, q corner for Cam a
heirs, thence with sad CaDn's heirs north
rs degrees 30 minutes east 50 l-1O perches to
stone and place OF beginning, Containing
one hundred and ,twenty-two acres OF
land, more or less, with two and hal {
storied brick house and brick barn and
other outcbuildings thereon err cted.
e'zed and taken in execution as the
property of John B. .Iefevre and Mary his
wife and t. t., and to be sold. by
tSAA GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's Ofices New Castle, October IL 4,
legs. octl9-taw-ts.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
,,I.u Telegraphie summary

b Official report on The. affairs of the
sy bank Is sworse than anticipated.
tllMesheet showsa loss of f3~
lgI3. This with the addition of G1,-
Q0 capital, the stock holders will
! to make good-Negotiations COR
tg reforms in Asia Minor at last
n%nne result-N atives of Schles-
linz in Denmark on visiting their
b. hTa been expelled by the Prus-
i1iriIes-The Duke Of Edinburg
Oig 10 CNada to wercome his broth
|H,ay the Marquis of Lorne, new
EeHG General Of Canada-The Gar
Dot withdraw from affairs of State
Ean has been wrought by the inun-
iM in ltaIy-The third reading of the
Socialist bill was commenced in the
hlia Parliament yes erday.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
rbe Fever Contributions.

The contributions to the yellow fever
fund in this city, Seems to. have stopped,
there not. having any been made for the
past three or four days. az L :,
mot pptit to any better use than contri-
buting 1t to the sufferers In the south.
From late reports it is shown that hun
dreds are dying for the want of food.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
h. bs%'"raiization y I'm Court..

'dslD =, ., Hera'd, of to-day says: The
siqaizo,,iio",, III Judge Freedman, upon the.
|&rly n,"h Oh questions which We're re-
patctIv IE{'en'ed i"l TO him appears to be
Peac aI,a iu,', Mr. Dsvenport made 10,
sta any avSaaops sviaa of fraud, dor did hs
eastAe natnr,S, aslce that Tie persops bold
AaeprliI'aa' liI'a'allzation papers wers '; : not 4 h IN i
apoa the " them, He rested his case
as Certain very narrow technical point
s'.rai1 boas a entries were hot made Pin in a
"'f', called ,ba Kept hy the clerk of the
lie Book of Minntes"
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Liberal League.

On Sundaylmorning j. b. Welsh will
address the League OH the "Alistakes of
Christianity" -
) III the evening ut 7.30 O'Clock, Mrs.
Dt Barnes, of New York, will lecture
"Churches," and being spiriLualistic
medium. will give tests among the audi
ence. Seats free, public invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
BrierLoeals.

3 Quite a change In the weather.
Take your children TO Sutterly's gallery
for good picture, 3O2 Market street.
.....- aug3o-tf.
The rain put stop to the races.
The firemens parade Is enly three days
The farmers faces in market this morn
ing are wreathed with smiles.
There are large quantities of, chestnuts
In market, and they bring good prices
gSteam boilers should be cleaned out at
least once year. ~ l'iii ~ - :
The roofs should be painted before the
winter sets In. f.f-ff., -
Call and see those lifs-sIze Crayons tax
en- by sutterly. His prices are low.
aug30-tE
Fashion has decreed that ladies shall
wear their finger nails long. I, ..r...
Now Is the time sweet potatoes should
be put up in barrels ready for winter
use.
The 'Quiclstep Il. B. Club of this city
have challenged the Brandywine club OF
West Chester.
The rain of yesterday did uncalculable
good. lu} u.l.... ..a ..I.,, 90,
if~ Read w. NJ. .Kennard & Co.'S double
column advertisement, and the bargains
that can be secured there. 5.. .f..,
Sutterly, 302 Market street, copies old
pictures 10 any Size. - - aua3e II. =.
Il Crosby 81 Hill are selling dry goods
very cheap. III N n a.
The 0pls Of Ne,o York may be seen at
! the Opera House this evening. Be sure
and go. 'IlHi .rf.NJ p n.rD D
E The regular term oftne U. 8, Court is
over, aud one case has been decided.
!, Street sprinklers look ous of order at
at this time of year. l3,J- : u f(.tl
Ayopng lady of Utica, N. Y, has been
| unable to walk for two weeks. and will
Iprobably lose her limbs through wearing
| colored stockings With nitric acid a..
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

o While sittng on the curbstone In front
of No. IA Gramercy Park waiting for
some one OF the coparceBers to emerge
with that letter, we remarked that Mr..
Tilden had never yet appeared at the
bottom of statement designed for the
public eye without bringing confusion, to
his enemies. His explanations have al
ways explained heretofore and he APP
pears to have had good luck this time.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Died,

MOTSLEY.-On the 10Th inst, Mrs. Mary
MNusley. in the 79th year of her age,
widow of the late VIM. Mousleya sl-,
He" friends anu those of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence pf her son, lWm. r.
Mousley in Brandywine hundred on Nun-
day next, at 10 O'Clock, O.. NJ. uInterment
Il Bethel M. e cemetery.
FRANCIS.-In this city. on the 18th inst.
u. B. FRAN C1S, sged AZ years.
The BARRIERS of Wilmington are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on sun
day'afternoon, the Goth inst, from his resi-
dence on Orange street, above Second, at
O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Flying the Water Stops.

Chief Engineer McIntire is now engag-
ed ilf fixing the stops of the street water
pipes, so as to have them in perfect con-
dition before the coldweather sets in, af-
ten which time it would be far more
ditficult mater to make the repairs:
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
P0lice Cases.

The number of hearings before the
.Mavor. have suddenly dwlndled down,
The only cases before him since the last
risn5rt' he va three ordinary drunks. They
wess each required to pay 90 cents apd
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Anniversary.

The anniversary of the Rodney street
Chapei corner OF 1sth and a odney s.reee,, street :
Church. viii be held on Sunday afternoon n
at 81 O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
I,dicaIlons for TOrDaY.

! Middle Aaantic States, ,-ain,' areas,
|sly sleging ,oeotter, colder NORTH
Egrnds, toHowedby rising barome-
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

il STREET YEsTERpAY.-The
EtmaTket was active, and after a de-
f'lhthe forenoon closed strong. Gold
FH'dat 1904 and fell to 1901, at which
|re tie market closed. Government
were strong, States dull and rail-
ltiregular. Money on can was active
"a per cent until the close, when the
s We're 1 Ia per cent. - .Ir--B -.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
'F0K SALE

-F0K SALE.
II "A Store Property, with IS acres of
land, good brick dwelling house and other
out-buildings. Price S3 500. A bargain.
. Apply 10 EVANS PENNINGTON,
cct,3. Eighth and Market ITS.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

liz FALL TRADE AND PRIeEs.-
Baltimore sun commen's as follows
he iall trade In all our large cities
are pleasant evidences of returning
Alrnce' In Baltimore old industries
'@O'y Fevlvlng. The shops and fac
ar more active, and although the
aSases among mechanics and op-
De' Is lower in correspondence with
''e prices various commodities,
gym 10 hear rrather less of the want
-"'ment on the part of the work
Ih%'' Our merchants and dry
'@TleFS are doing better, and trade
t'ssaIlhier aspect. A similar repoit
.a' from Philadelphia and New
u Ii the latter city the. principals
""O great houses of. A. T. Stewart
y and clatlin u Co., have expressed
fu'Oi mat not only is there Inak-
1rOsement in general trade, but
I1s,i a''l more decided change may be
H. ,,1 ,.,% '1' IN the early future, Prices
'-'aea what is believed to be their
'aa The goods that find the readiest
n,. 4' nose that enter into. general con-
| t.l"4' AS an evidence of the decline
|n,a ras, !, Judge Hilton, representing the
,r,r,. VI a. T. Stewart & Co., gives the
\ ',I'.ns y 81, figure, as showing the cost per
y goods. 'es ''"e' VI
}: 'jSs77@ee', js7S 1877, from 90 centsato 81.
pol, 0, n0,d1t from 10 cents to 81. Dress
~ f,o"' f'e''les, 1871, from So to So so;
Mi, Sl! Is1, u TO $2 80. r Camels hair
na IL to s iron 70 81 SO to $3.50; t1e7s,
ss "a " " VI %. Prints, 1877, from III
The ,D,vs % Vs'l'si ls7S,from 8 to scents''
lnp., ''''c articles, as Judge Hilton
> ma cover the necessities of the aver
,ts w. ~, For silks the competition be,
m,t1 '' lom and foreign manufActir.
H. ' II dlllicutt to get a standard OF
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

lNT PAULS NJ, L. ChURCH. u....
-. Preaching by the pastor at 10 30 m
subject "M oderation. go F-
All 80 D m, preaching by Rev Mr.. Du-
Val, OF First Presbyterian Church.