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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

Tho result of Tuesdays election in this State
Is still in doubt, tho returns from all the couEr
lies not being yet 10. End disputes existing about
some that have been received. Enough is koowD,
however. to make it certain that the worst tho
regulators arc capable of has been already
done, in the damage they have Inflicted upon
tho credit Of tho Sac uLd the obstacles they
have put 10 tho way OF her advance to prosperity.
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Alexandria. by a largo majority, voted 10
sustain the honor and credit of tho State. and
to mako Virginia 2 land to which clpital and
immigraliou would n,w, nni in which york
would be abundant and labor ramuuarn;ivc.
The city aided to her reputation for integrity
and Increased hir financial standing by the
majority sho cast in favor of tho McCulocll
bill, but there frs some within her borders
who, having no lot rest either in tho State Il or
the cty's wOIlarH, want to deprive tho latter OF
tho credit she gained las, Tuesday. and for that
purpose fired n salute AID made borftc Last
night because they supposed tho regulators
had a:cured maj ority in tho L,gislatrr,.
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6LD BRICKS.

Oh BRICKS.
"a lot OF old bricks will b. sold low, if applinl
Tor Immediately. by
GRO. Y WORTHINGTON.
nov CT Pioneer Mills.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION HOUSE.
T0NlINE

,, 10y r Is Bealc. Va; Char,aa j HEX, BALTIC :;
IL Wood, N 7.
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List OF Letters.

Tho following is a list Of tho lotLors remaining
in tho Pnstotlico in this city Novcmbo- 3.
Persons calling for letters will say they arc al.
vcrtised and give tho dnto of the list.
If not cal cd for within thirty days, they will be
sent to tho dead lnLtsr Office, in Washington.
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GS~Tho best assorted stock and the chen, ~,
Boys aud Youths School Shoes in the ciLc,
sopl9 w. Is. WADDEY, no KING.
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RREKCH LOADING GUNS. She!ls, Wal
81 and Loading Implements a.
JAS. f. ChKLlN il SOES,
nov tr} Kin. street
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RNARM, FACTORY and SCHOOL. HOUSE
u BELLS, oil sizes, for saio h7
Jas. +. C&Hi.i! 81 !3DHti,
nov 50 KIM s.rnni
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DE- BBLS PRESERVING SUGARS fer
Sd - sslc st l0we:t current !,.es by
sep23 j. g. MlIRURE
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FL EW VASES and BOQuET HULuENa.
~ something handsome. Call and eco u.crA
Ut Z. j. MILLER = cos,
sepi 81 King e.rc,
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pORGELAIN DINNER SITS for ssle che -,
L at IL. j. MILLER H. cos
sop1 6 KIM ,,rn.,
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HSONEL ES3 COD FISH, ecalei lio.ring .ni
- Nos. ], and 3 n ackcrol. received sd cof
sale cheap by
oct Is H. W. AVERY, 226 King ..
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1GA BOXES varions brands OF Family
NV SOAP-BabbitL's, higgins, Stand
srd, Oriental, Dobbing end other Vsriotirs.
sepi6 HARMON u SMITH.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMREE !
Sun rlsos.....-...... q SO Sun sitS........... i
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NEW YORK, Nov. Stocks buoyant Mon.
cyl. Flour quiet. Wheat dull. Corn qur,
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SuoARS--A full stock of all prsGes for sci,
~ 81 low prices ty +. j. DAVIDSON
jel8 IN H.; ho s,.o,.
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I(LACk SILK and TAPE FEINGKS g.. CA
- tremoly low prices a!
cctlG FERGUSON s. BRO, 96 Kirgs.
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no CURE ED FAYi-LUNTS AGILE
~ CURE mover fails. a sure cure for chiils
and tovef. For sole by
sop II LuNT s. DAYtDSO&.
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CR0 TONS BONE MEAL, Bono Du>,
AcO and Equitable Fertilizers for sale by
seplG HARMON u SMITH, Agents.
II Y t A FINEST GUNPOWDEH TIA
~ received 10. day by
nOI6 J. g. NJJRIIES
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1EH.n E:ryT Scssstr.; TT.

,y;aeiol Ct1rcponIs;c@ al TIC AIe@.i. Gs,~s;tc.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov !, 1870.
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SMhLL =. g. SHOULDERS md EKEAK.
~ FAST PlECHS Tor sale by
oct II y ,,Irp,,pN
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DElED BEBF, Dovo brand, very choice
~ just received by wy
oct Ii r (, ,,,p,,,N
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

fact there seems to be no general princi-
pie about the conduct Of the public busi-
ness. Contracts are formed so loosely
where one is entered into that when the
work Is to be entered upon no one seems
to know what is to be done. This sys-
TEN will not do. We are not confident
as to whose fault 1t is; but we have a
City Solicitor, Street Commissioner and
Street Committee. 1t might be sup
posed that, therefore, when a contract is
made it would be in such intelligent
shape that when confirmed by the City
Council 1t would operate to some advan-
tage. This Is not the case, or the Coun-
Gil would not have to discuss 1t by the
hour and then leave it as they found it.
A number OF the present City Council
men have been favorable to, as We I'M
derstand, giving out the cleaning of the
streets by contract. The City Council
has, for some reason, not favored this
mode of dong the business, or has ne
elected to do II, and we feel in duty
bound to urge the contract system upon
that body unless it can be shown that the
work can be done by the day for less
than what it has been done by contract.
The interest Of the tax-pay ers demand
this. Gentlemen whose city taxes
amount to hundreds Of dollars are not to
be forced to pay taxes merely for partys
sake. To many Of these it matters little
which party is in power and they arc not
such fools as TO submit to heavy taxation
to keep men in Office no matter to what
party they belong. And this is the reason
why we have Democratic Council now.
so far this Council has been more eco
nomical than its Republican predecessors,
and IL must be still more economical if
it expects the majority to remain in
Democratic hands.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08
BUSINESS NOTES.

A busy summer is predicted in all the
Lowell, Mass. cotton mills
New York State -four Is beginning tC
find a market in Philadelphia.
Milwaukee, Wis, makes cookie sepa
rating machines for England.
The trade of st. Louis has been excep
tionally good for the last thirty days.
The Harmony mills at COhoss, n. Y.
are running on full time and capacity.
Thousands of pedometers are being
manufactured in Newark, N. j., for Eu-
rope.
New Jerseys peach crop promises to
be the heaviest known in many years.
In Sandusky, Ohio, the bui lding out
look Is said to be better than 1t has been
in years.
The Newark IN. J.) cutlery manufac-
turers have, 1t is said, more orders than
they can I'LL.
Pittsburg, Scranton and Troy are
furnishing steel rails for the Southern
Pac. nc Railroad.
The building interest In Chicago looks
bright. Small houses for retail trade are
in demand.
Ohio's iron interest shows marked
sign of improvement. Blast furnaces
and rolling mills are everywhere resum.
ing operations.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

A apropramme of revolution" Is tho
way Id which the Cincinnati Gazette
puts it.
According to the Baltimore Gazette The
issue Of 1850 will be opposition to Exeeu-
tive Capitalization Of power.
1t app ars to the Philadelphia Inquirer
that the rebel biigadiers are endeavoring
to regain in Congress what they lost in
the field.
The Newark On. J.) Journal is not
very compl mentary 10 General Garheid.
"Re,oluiionary rot" expresses its opln-
ion of his speech.
The Baltimore american rejoices that
the Republican opposition In the House
Of Representatives possesses more ability
than all the "brigadiers."
The st. Louis Republican thinks that II
the President does what is required OF
| him by his party he will be the revolu-
| tiouist, and not the members OF the De.
cratic majority.
In the opinion of the Philadelphia
Times the rejected and disti listed Demo
cracy would never have been recalled to
power if the Republican party had been
faithful TO its mission.
Chicago Times: "The President Is the
sold judge Of the forms and of the con-
tents of the bills he will approve or dis
app owe, and his exercise of this judg
ment is beyond all power Of review by
Congress"
The Chicago Tribune prophetically de
clares that the conditions under which
the Democratic measures will come Il
the President will be such that he will
undoubtedly return them without hi.
approval"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

The ARMY Is Nor TO FIGHT CITI-
zENs.-So long as there is the most re-
mote right to bring the army to the polls
it will be used by reckless politicians, re-
gardless of expense, to keep them in
power.
The people Of the United States, with
out regard to party, desire to be taxed to
sustain only a small army; and that TO
be one of the most complete and effec-
tive.
This desire can never be attained If the
army is 10 be allowed to be used at the
polls.
Keep the army from the polls entirely,
let it have nothing to do with the cleo
tions, and then it will be used eff ctively
against the MAJ pnal enemy.
Its officers will then not be so likely to
be mixed up with politics and be enabled
to turn their whole attention to the pub
lie enemy.
Our government is a system Of govern
ments within governments. Each, for
more than three-fourths of a century,
operated within its own prescribed limits
and moved along smoothly and without
collision; because the Federal officers
including the Army, were kept distinct
and separate from the officers and armies
of the States. Such thing as com
.,f nil t.ai
States Marshal, at the polls, was unheard
Of or thought of during all these years in
which the government grew rich and
powerful, and 10 be recognized as the
"best government the world ever saw" THE
"Asylum OF the oppressed of all nations :
the admiration of kings aud the hope o
subjects wherever liberty aud law wa
talked Of by civilized man. With
commercial navy that eXcelled in tonage
and in enterprise aud beauty surpasse
all others on every sea. Ihese resul
and this position so rapidly and securel
attained under the old Democ alic sys
TEN, of the greatest freedom to the citi
zcns at the polls, unmolested by th
Federal officers, amenable to puDislmcn
to the State laws, ought surely to nav
weight TO commend the systems return
and all the Democratic Congressman il
either House, or all the Democratic voter
in any State, ask or wish, is to have th'
usage. OF the government restored TO tn
position it held anterior to the rebellion
the practices that were handed down t.
us from sire to son for over eighty year
without interruption.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

A correspondent Of the Chicago Trib-
une at tile Illinois Capital having been
albl rarily ordered to ia by the Speaker
of the House because he refused 10 give
the souIce OF his information rel tive to
The bribng Of a member and the existence
Of legislative blackniaIling ring, the
paper displays commendable spirit in an
houncins It's intention TO fight the case
before proper tribunal. Eminent coun-
sci have been engaged and the legality OF
the proceeding will be tested. One OF
the reasonably certain results of this affair
Will be to show that the present Ilinoi.
Legislature is the most unaccountable
Legislature it is possible to get together
any where west of the Alleghenies.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

"PRINCIPLEs, NOT MEN" is a motto
Of the Democratic party well established
and permanently fixed in the minds of
all prominent members of that venerable
organization. Liberty, with cheap and
well restrained and regulated govern
ment, is the great desideratum to be at
tanned. If the modes by which these
desires are to be secured are secuted and
set aside either by the municipal, State
or Federal officers, there is a deviation
from the well settled principles of repre-
sentative Democracy as Inculcated by the
organization under which Cur people pro-
pose to manage affairs in this republic.
Those, therefore, who refuse 10 ae-
knowledge these great principles, or set
them aside for their own aggrandizement
cannot claim the support they would re-
ceive did they maintain fully, fairly and
openly the principles upon which they
were elected to public pos tion.
There is now the most, and has been
for year past, urgent necessity for the
greatest economy in the management of
all public business. And the understand
ing when the present City Council ac-
ceeded to power was that it would adopt
the principles most likely to lead to less
expensive government and a cheaper rate
OF taxation. 1t was fully demonstrated
last year that several Thousand dollars
could be saved by the contract system
properly applied to the cleaning Of the
streets but the Republican Council at
the expiration of the contract for this
purpose, although they issued proposals,
refused to continue the system, because
as we believe, they found they could
make votes for their party by using the
patronage and doling it out to the needy
When the Democrats came into power
the understanding of the Democratic vo
tiers was that the contract system should
be adhered to. But we find it is only in
some minor matters that this is carried
out. That in the streets and some other
matters which we may have occasion tc
ventlate hereafter, work is doled out to
favorites at just such prices as it pleases
those to give who have il in hand. In
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

SENATOR BAYARD has rendered
public service by calling for the amount
of money paid to John l. Davenport as
U. S. Marshal OF New YORK for services
at the election. Davenport is Z. S. Mar
shal and U. s. Commissioner both.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

OTiCE.-J. II. Primrose has ta en- the
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing mach Inc com mpany-lhe Wheeler a
Wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and IL an en.irely new IN achi Inc,
and IL known az the Improved W heeler a
Wilson. IL is the nnesl m made lock- titct
sewing machine now In use, and has nd
vantages superior TO any other.
We hope our friends will give us q call
and not buy until they have examined Ia Ia
new machine.
Our terrtery embraces Delaware and
Chester counties. Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern S4ore OF Maryland.
Our once, at present, will be found at
72s Market street. Alter the 25th OF March
next we will be found at our old stand, the
Garrett building, No. 7ls Market street.
~AGENTS WANTED.
febo.d du j. Ii. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

N1OTICE.-I. Alexander SaVille. . IL
~ censtd retailer or Roods. wares and
merchandise, do hereby give notice that
shall appl v to the jude es OF thei'ourt ~ Gen.
eral Sessions OF the Peace and JAIL Oeiiv-
cry, of the stale OF Delaware. In and for
New castle county, on Monday, the 18th
day of May next, A. d., 1919, being the
frst day OF the next MAJ term oi the SAID
court for a license TO sell Intoxicating u.
quors In quantities not less ihan one half
gallon. al No. I East sixth street, In the
Fourtn Ward, OF the city OF Wilmington,
delaware, SAID No. being one Of the store
houses situate In the building known ms
the '.SsViIle Buiiding, on the southeasl
corner OF sixth and M.rket streets. In said
Ward and city aforesaid, and the follow :
ing respectable citizens residing In said
ard recon mead the said application, 10
wit.
Lewis b Preston, VIM II Brady.
Chas q Bush. Henry y Albert,
julius A krauspe, VIM Honewood,
Prosper Sebre, y " Ware,
Francis x JacQuot, Il Y VRndever,
A Hart, Peter springer,
NJ q Pennington, Bernard Bonner,
JC Pyle. VIM McGonigal.
John sparks, Angus Ten Weges,
Z B Chandler, A ID Reasin,
Geo II p summons, John Fehrenbach,
Charles Z Preston, Jacob sebre.
ap7 ste ALEXANDER sAVItLE.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

Indianapolis Und.) Sentinel: 'It is not
part Of the business OF the Democratic
majority in Congress to consider what
the President may or may not do. To
repeal odious laws and enact wise laws is
the demand"
The rolling mills of Portland, Me-, are
running day and night, with orders for
months to come.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08
mn 81

~ UrICE.-I, LOUIS RAYMOND. In
IN compliance with the rec uirements of
the Ct OF A ssembly In such {. re made and
prov idst. do hereby give II, tioa that |
shall ~ ply In writing to the Court OF Gen =
eral Sessions OF the Peace and JAN Dshv
cry, OF the State of Delaware, In and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the l2th
day OF May, next, A. d., 1873, being the
first day OF the next May term OF the said
court, for a license to keep al inn or Lsv-
ern, at No. 6i6 shipley street. In the Fifth
Ward, In the city OF Wilmington, Del -
ware, and TO sell Intoxicating liquors In
less QuartiIies than one quar- 10 lie drum X
on the prem Ises and the following respect
able citzenE recommend The said applica-
tion, To wit:
James Murphy, Joseph Breen,
Evitt ii Wells, VIM ii Robinson,
Jas Is Hasson, James Monaghan,
+ b. eisacher, Joseph kebman,
A Giv,n, Bernari = Hasson,
John + Kyle, w q " Gods,
John Ferry, George AlimOn,
Henry Miller, jacob A Il. bman,
Juo Donaboe, John Fullmer,
Joel Frist, lbert Jacquot.
Lewis Breen, John X Kane,
Lew & Bird. j Goslin,
Daniel Bickia, Emile Bucher,
Henry C Turner, Harry First.
ap5 81 LOUIS RAY MOND.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08
APRIL - 1870

This paper has no advertising agents
in Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

CINCINNATI has again been carried
by the Republicans.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

NJ Office. Il Caroline Klingler lin com.
IN pliahce with The requirements OF The
act Of Assembly, In such case made and
prov .ded, do hereby give roiica that
shall apply In writing to the Court of Gen
eral Sessions Of the Peace and Jan Dellv
cry, oi the state of Delaware, IN and foi
New Castle county, on Monday. the l?ti
day OF May, next, A. d.. 1879. being the
FIRST day of the next May term of the saiC
court, for license To keep an inn or tav
ern, known as the Mechanics House al
Nos. 207 and 200 f. Second street In the
Second Ward, In the city of Wilmington
Delaware, and 10 sell Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart. 10 b,
drunk On The premises and the following
respe eta bic citizens recon mend the sald
pplicaiion, To wit:
r u HirZel August Hilger,
q HunsOD John Mealey
Lewis Bow wman, Char es Helnel,
Matthew feigelhalter, l. Il Stewart
Edward + Staumire, John N Reichert,
Francis Huck, Robert 4 Gamble @
Henry ktenle, NSih1 Melchior,
Robert NJ Gibson. George Duffy,
Charles Reynolds, Nicholas Jenny,
A W Willis, John Maier,
Henry e Roller, John Mesmer,
Joseph Caspar, Charles Tschan
Fred Menger James McHuRh,
Robert q Pyle.
ap5-3t~ CAROLINE KLINGLER. X
NJ OTiCE.-I, T. b. MERRETT, In com
IN pliance " ith the requirements of the
act OF As.embly, IN such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that l
shall apply in writing to the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions OF the Pea ce and Jail Deliv-
cry. of the State OF Delaware. In and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 18th
day OF May, next, A. D., 1879, being the
first day OF the next May term OF the said
court. for license to keep an inn or tav.
ern, known as the European Hotel, at the
N. W. corner of Front and French streets
In the second Ward, in the city OF VIII
mington, Delaware, and TO sell intoxicat-
Ing liquors In less quantities than one
quart, 20 be drunk on the premises and the
following respectable citizens recon- mend
the said application, to wit:
Eph Wise. Bradford Murphy,
Ed Radigan, w X Bowman,
Geo W OrLlip, Robert Porter,
John M Byrnes, John Matthews,
Joseph N Locke, Frank Barr, Jr.
Charles Weyl, Nathaniel Melchior
Charles Reynolds, VIM III Thompson,
John Mealey. William Legg,
Robert NJ Gibson, Ii X HeIsler,
Nicholas Jenny, Michael X enney,
ID Townsend, Rio hard Booth,
T. Brison, samuel Roberts,
Patrick Harmey. Samuel Finny,
George II higgins.
aps.3t T. b. MERRETT.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08
WANTS.

M ANTED.-By a young man from The
w country, a situation AS clerk or book
heeper. GOOD references as TO learning and
crate salary required. Address "B" Ibis
office. ,ate
w ANTED.-Fine shirts make at a
w dozen, s3 a half dozen. in n su1
perlor manner for rs cents apiece. A goOd
street. WM Mi LD
dec26-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

OrlCE.-We, William Baxter and
N Matthew Baxter, trading under the
name of " ~iiliam Baxter Bro. do Acre
by give no ioe that we shall apply - tue
Jud. rs Of The Court of General : essions Of
the Peace and JAN ID, livery OF the state of
Delaware, In aud for New Castle county,
on Monday. the 18th day OF May next,
1919. being the first day OF the May term oil
the said c"urt for license TO sell intoxi-
eating liquors I'm quantities not less than
one half salion, net To be drunk ON the
premises, at No. West Fourth street be-
Ing the southeast corner of Fourth and
Shipley streets in The tt irl Ward, OF the
city OF Wilmington, Della ware, and the
following respectable citizens residing In
said Ward recommend the said appiica-
tion. 10 wit;
Thos ID Gibson, James smith,
Ihos Russell, Charles Sch NTH,
r. j McMaDus, a Biermann,
B Forman, Nathan Lieberman,
4eorge X Baush, Andrew Wilhelm,
Conrad Keller, Patrick Kelly,
Henry W ard, SamI Culbert,
Preston Ayars, tdward Farmer,
cter Babcock, James Ciark,
Daniel Collins, Patrick Monaghan,
Henry Grebe, W h Jack.
James A Croker, Jro ii Graham,
King Dolbow.
Nm. BAXTER Il BRO,
APT 81 9th Shipiey streets.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

nIVIDEND.-A dividend has been de-
~ clsred by the Wilmington 4 PhilA
delphia Turnpike Company OF thirty cents
per share, payable on or after the 10Th
inst, at The N. h. corner OF Front a or
ange streets. JOS. TA1NALL,
feb7-2mO Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

NJ OTlCE.-THE DIAMOND cTATE
IN LOAN AsSOClAT ION offers q new
heries OF stock for sale; the first payment
may be mane any time To the Secretary.
GEORGE Z. M A RIS,
mar17 I'm col ShIpl. Y Il. 2nd Story.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

NJ OTICE.-The Wilmington Loan n $50
IN ciation now offers new ,tock for sa 10
The first payment may be made at any
time TO the Secretary. GkO. 1. MhRIS,
maf3t-lm t0l Shipley st., End floor.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08
ron SALE,

LOR SALE.-A bay horse, quiet, oan be
i driven by lady either sling g or dou-
Die. Apply 10 ID. FRITZ.
api-6t 3s 4. Tth street.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

NJ OTIeE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ Cbristisna River Improvement Com.
pany. will be held ON Monday, April i4th.
is,9. at the ONE of the Co. IL The Clayton
House Building, at from 4 to p. m. Tor
the election OF I directors.
N. M. CHILD,
.aprS,5,i2 Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08
NOTICES..

NOTICE TO ODELINQUENTs OF CITY
~ and School Taxes OF i6e.-IhOse "
whom we have rendered bills and postal
cards. and who have paid no attention 10
them, had better call and ettle their taxes.
We nave got tired OF aending for them ,
and II they do not call we win proceed u
Collect by making levies. and will Also
publish their ma mes and amounts due
EpNUND PROVOST,
WILLlA N kHNE.
City Collectors.
once. No. 10, r. sixth street, between
Market and King; Hours, = u. m. 10 II IN
ITO and I 10 y p. m. ap7 -iw
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

NJ Office The 18th annual meeting OF
IN the stockhOiders of the Diamond
State Loan Association will be held on
Wednesday evening next. April 9th, al .
o'clock, when the annual report will be
subm itted officers and directors elected
and first payment made on new series.
GEO. o. MARIh. Secr crttary.