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rMDM TEE PASS M.

rnBr EATS. OCT. 7.Earometer 1885,, Wind
north blowing lard Weather thick and rainy.
Arrived Norwegian bark sjomanden. Oyer
land master from London, Ia ballast. to Robert
O1fluin s-m
No departures.
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Ex ports.

GALVESTON AND CLINTON-Per steamship
Whitney For Calves ton leo bbIs potatoes 10 bbs OF
oranges 10 caaka caret 40 pkgR tobacco los pkgs ann
dries For e intou t0o bbis -four 800 hbls potatoes
is ibis whisky 10 hhda sugar 80 sacks c0Hee Joo
pk "a tnhsoeo tse0 pkgs sundres
BUEDEAUX-per bark Emanuel Swsdenhorg
is 30 hnshels wheat In hHtk 1000 SACKS wheat
1900 bnslelsl
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Arrived

Steam ship Chase. E.ser. from Havana via Florida
Ports 10 X Post f. Snn-ist dis 10
m bark San fernando Anzsia, 81 days from Liver
pool. to A vendapo Bros Point
NJ hark ord Palmarstnn Webstor DAYS from Ma
tanzas IT, IT Oettii &nn-foiut
Harh ontina w " loves, Dickinson, from Fort Na
tai 10 r A Ynrke-foint
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MARINE NEWS.
DFgICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
October ga 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.

SteamshIp Whitney Hopkins. Tor HaEvesFnn and
Citation ~ Whith3V 80"
Isr bark Emanuel Swsdephorg Brown for Rnrdeaas
Norton 4 Bell
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Plagniol de James
OLIVE OIL.

THE BRAND OF OLIVE OIL OF PLAe.
i MOL DE JAMES 80 universally known, is
thu oaly brand which has been awarded me
Grand Gold Medal at the Universal Exposition
If Paris In 1878, and the Prize Medal at the ES.
position Of philadelphia IN 1876 We, the IN,
darsigned. being lnyested With the full power
do hereby caution the public that any forgers
and irnitatora Of said brand will be prosecuted
with the utmost vtgor OF the law
BASSETTI i XIQCES.
Tvs II and 40 Decatur street
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HAyoU SARA.

REGULAR sEMI- WEEKLY BAYOU sAnA
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves ev5ry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
FOR B q I 81 Fl SARA. WATERLOO.
Al Rouge. Flaauemine and way land
ings-The fast and splenid passenger stearas
JOHN W CANNON,
John O. Libano master J. f. Mossop. eisga
Clinton and Woodville freiehts shipped Wesfs@
nesday reaches their destination Friday eveAs
Clinton and Woodville freights shipped satnys
day reaches their destination Monday svenina
For freight or passage apply on board or to
GEO. d. HTTE, t42 arRvier ct,
BRITTON h EPPIER. 1872 HrRvfeF 3D.
LORD D. MGPEAKE. 122 aravtsr S.
au7a G. q. WAYNE, 80 dravier Ct.
BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLX UNIT81
ks8 Hermitage. Port Hudson. LqbdasPA
Store. Baton Rouge, PlaGusmtne st6
postoffiee lAndinRs-eteamer
EDWARD J. GAY.
Leaves ayerg MONDAY and friday st D. n
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY
For freight or passage apply on board or -
]. e. CARIIN, 60 Magazine ST.
jys1 JOHN JANNEY. 10e Common Bk.
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Memoranda.
AMEYIEAN PORTS

New York. oct os-sailsd for Nav Orleans,
rhiJa,iet phia, oct 5s-C Cleared for New Orleans,
sohr Jnle Fl Kranz Pitcher.
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yrK 4nURG AND RENDs.

RfdV 3fE MohRAf fhGk hNp f bEpbs
leaves ETEKY g MgNpAX at 5lvgrr,pa
80 and and the ft,@f Bonds :. The passenger
i TRAsK pAReouD,
will leave rs above. connecting at xlekshurg
T Ts2I rivers. For freight or passaga
a'pGsy e s2s5a :" gRookErr \ CARTER.
g. r WORK, r ". ADAMS.
ne[ess sa b . saos vss q Es1sss
wv ''''' ~ VI. B. CROCKETT, Agent.
SOLO No, rs Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
.f''eVes F Fr,f:' vHfcKsE6is4 EEATgcHEz.
lsSae pay,z:s nsnd and intermediate ia nd:
inf mnaEn ,,s1!"f rrr.
I mtsn - .a "bovs confronting a @ssHarT with
rarisots Linz for oil geto,, - 90 the Yazoo sun
O. G.. WAYNE. 70 Gravier street.
GEO H. HITE. t42 Gravier street.
Monr II, ana all stations on vIcksburg shraya-
port and Texas RailToad in Vie p IsrT L.
auia ~ Magazin' street
REGULAR N y14Iniz;. pA YIN - FENp AND
Jeaves WEDNESDAY. October ~. ut : . m.
FOR BATON ROUGE, BAYOU
Sara Red d,,a Flyer N hhqbang a Fart
proof Rodney st. Joseph, Grand Gulf D@vis's
Bend. Vicksburp and coast iandlngs-The tine
passenger steam9 sr. JOHN,
r.. O. MELANCON
oe1nte 80 Biepville street.
FOR aREENvILLE. VI.KsBURG AND THE
BENDS.
Leaves every ERIRAY, q SiR,,H r. !. prrpa
'er Hannr. .sSs'G SssAs, steamer
Tin place of the Ed Richardson'
leaves IS above. connecting at yiek5gbnrg S With
| Parisot's Line for ail points qn me 9aaoo SUD
| flower, Deer Greek and Talahatehi.ss;
| Il a WAYNE. BROCK EFT Il CART Err
win give through bills OF ladipg e Trenton
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta. LIS
". B. sHoC y E ! T., Agent g p ,es+
SATURDAY. v1E2 sin ggA9k UNITED sTATz'
Leaves s OF V hAFgsHh5pkkd9 B ansy
| Il Hatchez and oil interrnsdlats anA
Aes4Aa1aings-The passenger paeRet
connecting st VieksbnrR with the Parisot LIN
for Yszoo Tailahatchis and sunfoweT rivera
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo ant
Monroe and all stations on the VIcksburg
Shreveport and Texas Railroad. via Delta. ia
| This boat reserves the right to pass all land
inas that the Captain may consider unsafe,
s'' no~A' JoHH JxNNEY, los Common 81.
J. 4. Cabin. 60 Magazine st
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EnREIAH PORTE.
t Ry Uab.s to the n. Y. Herald.l

THy Uab.s 40 thA n. Y fTHtR'H.I
tiverpool Dot 22-sailed for New OrleRna ship
Charles Raymond
M.lara. to oct ~ Sailed for New Orleans. bark
SiiiatrfA
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ST. LOUIS.

vECKsRNwG AND Delta.
UNiTED STATES MAIL PAfK TT.
FOB VTCKsBURa AND DELTA
Leaves every THURSDAY at SD ri
IT, FOR VIGKSEURG AND DELTA
AEssassa5aak Al The new and magnificent passenger
:. VI WHITE,
J. M, White master, curt. Holmes oisEg
connecting ut Viekshurg with, Parisott's Line
for MI points on Vazot and Tallahatohie rivers
Boat reserves the right To pass all lsndins'
that The eaptaln may deeIa ansafg;,
r. W. ADAMS BROOK EFT Il CART Err,
viii give through bills of IadirR to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on Vicksburg, shrsvs
port and Texas Railroad. yia Delta. L.
w. B. BROCK Eft. Agent
auta ~ Magazine street,
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WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY Ost. 2s, at $ p. m.
~ FOR ALEX ANDEIA, FOG ssNDs
49, Is r Norrnan's Barbins Wares and way
landings he steamer
w j. REHAN.
Representing the new Jesse s, BeilD
G. E. Wilkinson master. VIM. D1llon oleFR.
win leave as above. For freight or nat sage
apply on board. or 20
II. W. ADAMS. u commercial Piaeas "a.
of Red river, or to agents at New Orleans, fez
Of charoe iss
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SIIPPER COAST.
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
RI-wpEKLY UPPER COAST PACKETS TO
BAYOU GOULA AND BEN TUREAUD.
re- THE FINE AND FAST PASSErH~E
$500 ii ger steamer
WHISPER.
]. A. Comstock master, Geo. NJ. Woods clerk.
Leaves EVERY MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, 4
at 10 a. m and FRIDAY at p. m. for Bayou
GouIa, returning down the coast on alternate
days.
The fine steamer
r.. Ransom master, ]. G. Bergeron CLERK
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY Mt II n. M for Ben Tureaud. max
ing all landings in daylight.
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or To-
s. HENO, 20 Cont street.
A clerk will be- found daily at the head OF
Rienville street TO receive freight for either OF
the above boats. oc2s tf
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.
He'd River anA Texas

sS5Fs HNBVNF WHW 8WNWNs
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TIRE NJ
PORTATION COMPANY AND TEXAS Pa
GFIG RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills Of lading and through pnssens
ger tickets to MI landings on Red river and all
raj way stations In Texas. The best roats TO
Hot Springs.
H-% FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER.
Alsass at{Ast Ii son Hot Springs and all landings
7s=SFes" on ted River aud railway stations
In Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
--@--, muster.
Leaves October -. at s .. m,
No whsrfhost charges drayaga or comm ission
will be- charged at mouth of Red River. Bayon
Sara or at New Orleans, In fotWaraing freight
consigned to the company by bill o. iadine,
For freight or passage apply on board Of the
boats or ut the Office Of the company, No, 40
Camp streat. JOE. 4. AIKEN. Ireslaehss
NJ w. JOYCE. GEO. y. ~ lie.
~ LORD Il MGPEAKE. Agents.
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ON TIE WAVE.
NEW ORLEANS AND BONNET CARRIE
CHURCH DAILY PACKET.
LEAVE Els DAILY Friday excepted1 at 10 a. m
and SATURDAYS at 9 D. m.
FOR BONNET CARRE CHURCH
$685. ss444sst Nj Hahnvlle Kennerve and all inter-
's----~--Tz~Ta mediate plantation landtngs-Vhes
fine side-Wheel passenger steamer
CITY OF AUGUSTA,
T. r. Hrou master Arthur T. Frerat clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passaga
apply on board or TO y. r. PERRET,
No II Delta street up stairs,
clerk will DO found during the day at the
head of Can't street receiving freight oc22
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRr-
WEEKLY PACKET,
Leaves every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at Il a. m.
Y1ga FOB LONG VIEW REACH Al 4
AS4#skkM far as Welbams. st. James. New Va
sssFan@seM@ charie Road, Bonner Care. Hahn
willie Kennerv.lle and all way landings-The
CLARA g.,
I'm place of the Eva.1
Chs Dal..s.lcIsl master, s. Toca clerk
will leave as above. returning down the eoaaE
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday In daviiG be.
For freight or passagh apply on board Or to
W r. COMEAUX, 20 Cont street.
A clerk always on the iavaa 10 reaa,ve freight
foot ~ Cfntl attract oc2S IL
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
MISS PIXLEY'S CABA.

EDWARD II. WILLIAMS OWEN HEAR
ING AESoBE THE MAYOR ON TIM
CHARGE OF STEALING IT.
Last evening, Edward Ii. Williams,
col, was arraigned before the Mayor, on
the charge Of stealing a small eaba, be-
longing 70 Miss Annie Pixley on Monday
afterno n. II. G. Tdkner, K g., appear
ed for the defense.
Samuel Lombard was the first witness
called, aud testified: Tba. he was IN the
dining room Of the Clayton House OIL
Monday afternoon about $40 O'Clock
saw Miss Pixley came In W th . small
caba in her hand, which she first placed
upon the table, but shortly afterwards re-
placed it upon vacant chair beside her.
After Miss P,xley left the dining room he
saw the accused wiping the taba with a
napkin, aud while doing NO he kept
watching the witness. Presently he no
ticed the defendant open the caba and
after looking into 1t, he closed it aud
placed 1t up IN the chair. Presently he
saw the accused cover the daba with a
napkin and walk out through the carving
room with IL. lie did not think ANYTHING
strange about the matter, as he supposed
the defendant was taking The caba to
the office.
Two other witnesses were examined,
and as their evidence in the main corrob-
GRATED that Of Lombard, the mayor
required the prisoner to furnish $2OO
bail for Court. The bail was promptly
furnished by John +. Bostick. The cab.
ba or its contents has not yet been found
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
Some Rich Old China.

Lovers of old china in London had a
chance to spend their money recently
on what the London Week calls "the
most interesting collection" that had ev-
er been offered at auction. 1t was the
collection of the Earl of Lonsdale.
There WAS an exquisite tea service, many
ny charming dishes in various designs,
and some remarkable specimens of cups
ami saucers in separate pieces. The
prices procured Will not tend to strength,
en- the impression that the taste for old
crockery Is declining. An old Chelsea
vase, with deep blue ground and mt
dallons of exotic birds in colo-s brought
$500 A pair of vases with covers, al
81 Chelsea ware, brought 2, 100. Three
Oriental jars, lacquafed, black and gold,
sold for 81, ,G3j The Dresden was very
fine, aud one dinner-service sold for 81 ).
4S5. A still finer one was dispersed
among various bidders, bringing 81 go
An exquisite tea service was bought for
S6j5. One days sale amounted to more
than SO, 600 The following day som,
decorative furniture was sold, and lo
of what some benighted people woulc
call "old lumber" brought more than
S34 300.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the United States Senate yesterday,
bill WAS passed appropriating S200,O00
for the con ,tructon Of a steel vessel to
be used in the disinfection of VESSELS and
carsoes coming from ports suppc7ed to
be infected with yellow fever or other
contagious ases.
In the House the legislative appropria-
ton bill was reportel, with an amend
ment forbidding the employment OF
chief supervisors of elections and special
or deputy marshals of elections. The
army appropriation bill was then taken
up, and the amendment prohibiting the
use of troops at the polls led to long
debate, which was participt tted in by
Alessrs. Chalmers, Hurd and Muldrow
democrats, and Belford, Humphrey and
Frye, republicans.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
FOURTH EDITION
Asthe n. a II. Co.'S Works.

Shipment of Machinery-Fipe Ne,c
Boats Under Way, etc.
A scene of unusual activity Is now ap-
parent at the works o. the Harlan u
Holiingsworth Company, Of this city.
In the machine shop, besides the usual
variety of work, the hands are busily
engaged in finishing up the huge engines
for the immense ferry boat at San Fran
cisco, Cal. Four car loads of this ma
chinery are now ready for shipment, aud
a track is being laid from the West
street tracks Of the company, TO the
Delaware. Western Railroad, for the
purpose of shipping the machinery ON
the latter road TO connect with the Penn
sylvania Central, at Pomeroy. -Four
other car loads of this engine will be
ready for shipment in few days, and 1t
is expected that the entire contract will
be finished In about two weeks.
At the ship yards, operations are being
pushed forward as rapidly as 365 active
workmen can push Them. The keel is
laid for the steamship of the Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company,
OF Baltimore, and the first frames are
now going up. The frame work and
wheel houses of the Vine street, Phila-
delphia, ferry boat, are beind put up
and work is also progressing favorablv on
the East river, New Yoik, ferry boat
New ways have been erected in the real
OF the car shop annex on which the kee
of ferry boat 10 be sent to Oregon is be
ing laid. This boat is what Is called q
"knock down." as after it is finished II
will be taken apart and shipped in sec
tons TO its destination, by rail.
The frame of the pleasure yacht fol
parties in New York is also up. Thi,
makes total of five new yessels-thre,
ferry boats, steamship and pleasur,
yacht now under way In the yard. tn,
Republic and the Americd are lying a
wharves, and the Samuel ". Felto,
came up yesterday afternoon to receiv,
a thorough overhauling previous to EN-
tering upon the spring aud summer sea
son.
The Joiner and boiler shops are ais,
busy, and fair amount of work ID il
progress in the car shops. On the who'll
the outlook at the II. Il II. Compan,
establishment is more encouraging tina
it has been for several years.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
An Important Judicial Decis-
Ion.

WAsHINGToN, March 3l.-An opinion
of Importance to all holders of dishon-
ortd mum cipal bonds and one which Is
decisive Of q certain class of cases was
rendered in the United States Supreme
court to-day in the case of Morris Ran
ger against the city of New Orleans
The litigation arose out of an appllca-
tiou for a writ of mandamus to compel
the authorities OF that city to levy tax
To pay certain Judgments rendered
against 1t upon bonds issued TO the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
railroad company. The city set up as a
defense that there was NO legislative au-
thorlty for the levy OF such tax. The
petitioner demurred to this answer. the
Circuit court overruled the demurrer
and denied the writ, whereupon the pc
unoner took this appeal. The court be =
low proceeded on the principle that the
power OF taxation belongs exclusively
to the legislative branch of the COVER
ment and that the judiciary cannot di-
rect tax to be levied when none IL au.
thorized by the legislature. This court,
however, holds in careful opinion de-
llvered by Justice Field, that although
| the power OF taxation is Legislative
| prerogative 1t may be delegated to a mu-
nlcipai corporation, and that when such
| corporation is created the power oftaxa
ton is vested in IL rs an essential attrip
ute for all purposes of its existince un-
less is exercise is express terms prohib-
tied. The Judgment of the lower court
must, therefore, be reversed and the
| cause remanded with directions to issue
a writ of mandamus in compliance with
the petition.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
FIFTH EDITION.
HUSBAND AND WIFE.

4 Case Before tho Mayor Last Epsning
-A WIFE Testifes That She Cannot
Live Win Her Husband.
The secoud care called by His Honor,
the Mayor, ut the hearings last eve ming,
was An ;hony Deputy, who WINS charged
by his wife with beisg dison onierly and
using threatening language toward her.
1t appears that the prisouer bad been In
the habit OF going on sprees, and con-
tinuing on them for such length oftime
that when he came home he was COM
pletely used up, and his wife aud child
rem were compelled to wait on him.
The first witness called WAS Mrs.
Deputy, who testif fed that the defe ndant
was in the kabit OF coming home all
hours in the night, aud from his threat
eninR language and attitude she was OBJ
liged to fee from the house, NJ she WIS
afraid Of her life at ono time they resided
down the county, and whenever her
husband had thrsshed his wheat he
would sell II, and then stay a way until he
had spent all the money for whiskey; he
had been carrying on In that manner for
over seventeen years.
On the 25th OF March last, she left her
home, and came to this city, rented a
house for herself and three children,
thinking that she could make . living
here aud be forever rid of hsr husband
They had been separated SINCE October
last. He had frequently threatened to
Kill her, II he should hang for it the very
next minute.
The prisoner desired TO know OF his
wife, "where ~ them three cows of MI ns, +,
that you drove Oft during the night, and
sold"
In reply the witness stated that the
c,ws had not been driven of during the
night, aud that thev had been .old to buy
food and clothing for the family as The
defendant had brought his family down
TO nothing. She had forgiven him for the
last time.
Miss CLARA Deputy, a daughter of the
defendant. was the next witness. She
testified that ON laat Tuesday while she
was at home with the two SIN all children
that her father came home, and acted n
such manner that she was obliged to
flee for safety from the house She had
known him to drive her mother f ON the
house in winter, and that her stocking
Feet froze 10 tho ground. He had threat
sned to turn her The witnessD out. She
was afraid of her life.
! After examining Mr.. and Mrs. Jam On
Kettlewood, the Mayor imposed a pen
ally of So and costs uron the def- niant
and also required him to give 500 bail
to Keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
What they Told the PEOPLE.

The Washington correspondent of this
mornings Philadelphia Times telegraphs
the following:
"The eyes of all Delaware are upon us
sure enough. The evening train from
new York brought TO Washington
oZ Senators, Assemblymen and officers OF
the State Of Delaware. They seem to
be a iacetious lot. asked one OF the
gentlemen what the delegation came here
ior' "oh' nothing but little SPREE" was
the answer. Another said they "came to
see the town, don't you know" Slill
another said that they wanted to inquire
II bayard would accept the Presidency il
ne was elected. Ihe supleme point,
however, was reached when red-faced
member Of the party said that they came
do~h 10 sell large tact ofIland in Del.
aware 1or an Indian reservation. The
party will leave here Oh Thnrsuay.n
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
REGIsTER's OFFICE. =,

New CHslit w, =" ,-i,,n,1
Upon the application o. ,,pss n,.S
Executor OF Moses JouiH': u.
Christiana Hundred, ID A. arI
ty. deceased, II is ordered au. .,rm
the Register that the Ing Ess,ns Il
said give notice OF the sran,,,d s,s,s d
Testarnentary upon the s,'tInf es,a 1
ceased with the date OF gta'n ~ h
by causing advertlseHlen,SSa ,Sa I'M
within forty days from ,,lJ l"bli, I 4
letters, In six of the most y puy ysoerl
the county of New Caste, ,oaslns g |
persons having demands asiis M III
tate to present the same OF ia "u made a
OF Assembly In such case We SAN ami 4
yided. And also cause tlie lsisi ID /
serted within the same pel,V ee, ucbd
mington Gazette, a newspaPeeii
Wilmington, and TO De co'A
three weeks, 9. o. d. hand sl |
Given under liie ,a, la" stors|
}LS Office of the Regls~ir W irssa}
t~~) New Castle, IN New NeT soOv1
aforesaid, the day and ysaii yHI,i,is' ia I'D
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
HanIan. Courtney ara n.

A letter from Toronto, H,nl,.s,
shows that the Confidence alal' ,,
having easy work with Ha,toa to,i !.
bounded as it was when he 'rU, roa.s,
ney. Not insignificau, is Ia, M =.
hsh themselves, dropping ali W., y
IN the matter, are giving decided i
Hanlan, while there i. no qusr,.
he has shown his hand alreaSy ~
cause the critics to rank bim ~ N
very best sculleis England can
against him.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
E00n Ar LAST
A sus..,.u,e For D R u GS

FOOD Is made a curative agen .-by con
centration and artificial digestion, and
is so simple In It's application that The ad
vice OF Physicians IL not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best IN edi-
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best Pm sicians throughout
the country are DISCAkDING DRUGS
and using the BLANCHARD b l. o . ID
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms Of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptive Patient,
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi Poison
Ing, together with the entire list OF COM
plants peculiar To the Female Sex find In
The use OF this Food sure and speedy re-
lief.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
A Night Express Wreeked

BosToN, April 1.-At g. O'CLOCK this
morning the night express from Bangor.
on the Eastern road, with two locomo,
tves, jumped the track, and both en-
gines with express, mail, ard bappav,
oals were completely wrecked. The Pull
man sleeper ran OF the track, but did not
60 down the embankment, nor did any of
.He other cars. None of the employees
T 2l .ne train or passengers we're injured.
- nu acsldent was probably caused by ice
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
NO APPOfNTME ENT VET

nlshnp simpson has not appointed a
Presiding Elder for the Dover District.
Wilmington NJ. Il. Conference, TO iii,
the vacancy caused by the death OF Rev.
John Hough.
DIR. Matiack, Presiding Elder or the
Wilmington District, 10 daily expecting
a letter from Bishop Simpson announo
cling the appointment.
Dr. NJ Matiack has removed to Whining
ton, and is now living in the house form.
Hy s"s 9cc9PieI oy fresldlng Elder Quigg,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
As"P"Dhhcans Claim IA Victory i'm

OF. Louis, April AT Il 9 city cleo
.'on Io-day the hepnbllcans elected one
Council or Upper House of the Mnnicio
pal Assembly. Six Republi blicansand one
Democrat hold over. The new Cannot
VIII sneTeIore stanu seven Republicans
anu z MA penocrats. One de legate to the
elected, but the result IA not dee n;taiv H. da,
'luop, ny ~ % Republicans claim a majori-
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
Buy at Home.

The Philadelphia merchant tailors are
flooding our streets with circulars, just as
il clothing could not be made and sold
here cheaper than there. The last of
these humbugs is that from firm called
Perry u Co., which shows very taking
advertisement IN the shape of a nobby
fop leaning on a pedestal. Buy at home
Carson can get up a better fit.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-02
M adnIne DOnaparte SIN !,

BALTIMORE. April ill.-At II }
Tonight Madame Bonaparte i N
She sank rapidly during the a
but rallied somewhat later. M
clan states that she las been friy|
Thursday last, but her indomi,,|
has kept her alive thus far. MI
disease nor suffering: but is N
senile decay.