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4 n ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A

"A TEMPOkARY LOAN of. SIX thou-
sard dollars 10 replace and repair pump
ing machinery the Water Department.
Of .s cIsy q ,ns
that II through calamity or casualty, the
Water Works, or any part thereof, shall be
destroyed or Injured beyond the available
lie lime tn repair or replace, the Mayor
and Councii Of Wilmington, under au-
thority Of an ordinance OF the City Coun.
eli, TO be ,passed with the concurrence OF
power 70 borrow on temporaryaoan, q sum
TO be specified in such Ordlnance for re-
pairing or replacing the properly or work
Injured, or making suitable substitute
therefore, which, sum shall be applied TO
tnat purpose and no other, and shall be
payable In such time. times or manner as
the ordinance shall prescribe. And
WHEREAS, The wheel for driving the
Mill, has bean bro kan and upon an exa IN +
nation made by the City Council, II 10
found that the pumps are not worth re-
pairing and must be eplaced, and 6y this
will be insu ufflcient, unless the sam shall
be replaced or repaired as soon ~ prac.
ttcabie. And -.
Water Works il beyOnd the available
means or ability OF the City Treasury al
| this time TO repair or replace. therefore
Be IL ordained by the City Council o
/ w llUlIukbOuy tWo bAiAu1 Va RhA eAA0 ~ CAu
bers Lhereof fcOncurring. w.
| Section 1. The Finance Committee O.
| the City Cou soil 10 hereby authorized and
| directed TO cause to be tss ued IN the name
| OF the Mayor and council Of Wilmington
| certificates OF Indebtedness 70 the aggre-
| gate amount OF SIX thousand d0llars. and
| the iaith and credit OF the city are hereby
| pledged for the payment of The same.
Section2, The said certificates shall b,
| issued in sums Of nfty dollars or In mul
4 tiples OF fif y; they shall bear interest At I
| rate not exceeding five per centum per an
nu m and shall ba payable Oh or before thu
| first day OF August, A. D., one Thousand
| eight hundred ana eighty. .yC -
Section =. All money which shall b.
borrowed under this ordinance, IL hereb,
| appropriated and shall be Ap piled and ex
| pended for the repairing or replacing o
| the wheel and pumping machinery NOV
Injured and unservlceabie at the Wate
Works at the City Mil, and for no Othe
purpose or purposes whatsOever. The sur
| plus, II any, snail be applied to the pay
ment of the interest or principal Of III
or, sent bonded debt OF the city.
Section 4, The Finance Committee
hereby autLorzed at Its option. 10 dispos
OF said certificates by subscription or I
sell the same Al public auction 10 The high
est bidder; pr0vided that no part thereC
shall be- issued or sold for less Than the pa
| value.
Passed at the City Hall, July II, A. d
1879. M. L.. LICHTEN STEIN,
President Of Council.
Attest:-E b. Frazer. Clerk OF CoAnci
| WAN.
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An old Printer Gone.

An item In the GAzETTK q few days
ago recorded the hopeless illness 10 New
York of Edward Pierce, the Oldest living
printer who ever learned his trade In
Wilmingt0n. Tue sad tidiugs Of his
death at IL O'Clock last night reached
this city this mornfng. He WAS hfty-nine
years of age, was . rapid and skillful
composttor, and was engaged as one OF
the most reliable hands upon the New
York Times for many years. He wa
much respected here, where he has 9
family. IL il AEely that bis remains will
be brought 70 WtlminSton for inter
ment. ~ ,SafsFisr ". : Fl7F,.F. ~.
Mr.. Pieree ssrved his aLprendceshir
In ths 9AsRrrE on CO., He also wotked
with the othsr newspaper Offices IN shis
citv, and It the time Of his death WAS ths
oldsst Wiimingtoa journeyman printer
He went to New York In 1861, ant
worked In the com mposingrroom Of thu
New YORK Tinee up 10 within few
weeks ago, when he wAs stricken witl
his last sick ness. ~ .tr
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FIFTH EDITION.
BEET SUGAR.
TIE DELAWARE BEET SUGAR COMPANY
ABOUT TO START OPERATIONS.

TIE DELAWARE BEET SUGAR COMPANY
ABOUT TO start OPERATIONS.
} The question Of manufacturing beet
sugar, which has been, actively agitated
In this State for nearly three years, Is at
last assuming practical shape, aud steps
are being taken for ihe erection ofthe
buildings necessary for this purpose. Rz'
r,The beet sugar subject was first pub
liklS introduced in the early part OF 1877
during the Legislative session Of that
year, when Representative j. E. Bafthol-
omew introduoedi Joint resolution ap-
propriating $50 for the purpose of en-
|couraging the cr,ltiyatioh Of the sugar
beet in this State, and appointing Lea
Pusey, Saml Cooper aud Hon. e. L..
lvisions Of the resolution into effect.
The resolution was adopted and at the
last session of the Legislature further
appropriation was made, and company
was also incorporated for the purpose Of
manufacturing beet root sugar.
This company Afterwards organized by
electing George e. Lobdell President,
\ aud Lea Pusey Secretary and Treasurer,
since which time they have been work
ing quietly but effectively, to carry the
purposes Of their organization into prac'
tical effect. They recesltly purchased q
tract of land on the Delaware river, neal
duPont's wharf. on which they propose
TO erect building for the manufacture
lOf beot sugar. ---'------.------------
l This lot is located between Bellevue
and Edgemoor stations, on the r., w.
B. II. H., and is only about twenty-five,
feet ffOlA high water mark, thus givinl
the new industry the double advantag
Of water and railroad communication
The building will be Of brick, 50x6O fee
xnd three stories high, and will be sup
4 piled with the most improved machine
ry for the manufacture of sugar. TIL
Railroad company will at once construc
a siding to connect with the new build
ing, and the work on the latter will 500
he commenced, the plans being alread
4 prepared !; so that there is every indics
ton this new and important industr
will be fairly under way before the en-
OF the present year.
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Brief LOCA ..

There we're several resolutions pre-
sented In Council last evening. i1iTl
salt oysters st FuIimer's. &C., b,.. ,...,, q I.
Crosby q Hill are about TO open q
branch store in Chester. $50 rn i'9- fd
Large dining room for ladies UP stairs a.
WOodward's AL king street.
Bstter. qualities Of peaches are now
being shipped. ''''''''
Deviled crabs at rnllmers.
Read the card Of John Mealey Iii
another column. ~
Oysters kept by Wood wardh patent re-
| frigerstOr, No. A67 King street. O,
The Delaware train nor b was delayed
this morning "'a" i''." 49,
City Council was in session two hours
last evening. rttIn.f afa p.
| Turtle soup at Fuilmer's.
The cases before the Mayor this
morning we're diversified.
| A ship having tho yellow fever on
board IL nov lying at thetquarantine, be-
low Philadelphia. -
Deviled crabs At Fullmer's.
The New Castle M. k. SUNDAY SchOo
went to Glenoljen this morning On NJ
excursion. ~
Best csvllsd ;crsbs Id the city, At Wood
wards 4U1 King street
The weather Is now delightful.
Will the amusement season be brisl
the coming season?
Tender loin steak at Fullmer's.
L Remember the excursion TO Oceal
City tomorrow night.
Beet root sugar win soon bs nanufac
tured In this State.
The Odd Fellows will give grand ex
! cursion and reunion at kehobOth Beach
| Fri day. July %. 1919 Train leaves $50 &
, m slarp. Tickets. adults $50, children
Al IN It
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A BIG PAYMENT.

To-day the call for $16O, 900, 900 ofthe III
United States bonds natures, aHd there II
will be q payment to that extent made 9
by the United States in gold or itssqniynse
alent, and the bonds taken up, and ,canlr,,
celed. This gigantic transaction VI VIII I;
be accomplished without causing eYsnt g..
ripple on the surface of the money mar =,
ket, so perfect is the modern machinery
fos nausia! 4: sgpsgstisss gss % ISs yeS,s
The Syndicate Of American Bank Ply saN i
scribed ninety days ago in a single BID
for the whole ofythe United States fofn
per-cents then remaining in the hands. Qf :
tile Government. The offer was AcceptzJ
ed and the call was issued for the b6Iidsi
which are to be canceledto-day.f salsd :
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Established ttaAhalniIs- hpHddll1 + l1ssSfs: 1'ssffsE'3
John ME!ALEYyIy
E,ssMERCHANT T.
los AND no MARKET ST..
= Wilmingten, Del.

O. D. OH CHAMPAGNES:-L. Rnederers. Carte
Blanche; G.iH Mumm's, Dry yerzensy;
0eisler 4 Co.'s Dry Verxenay Piper Hefd-
sick Dry MOnOp0le. g, .-...
HUNDnI ES :LOliVe oil in quart strne
Jugs, from the house of A. oliver. Paris !;
Liqueur de Benedlctin !. .Maras chine Cor.
dial swiss Ahsinthe; Amorgo Aromatieo
BRANDIEs. Otsrd Dupuy i CO., Pinel
Csst,llan 4 Coil Prupier. b
HOLLAND GIN.-Bohien Gin, Old
Anchor % Triple rps Flavor, Fish Cir. Old Tom
,KUM.SO,ii Jamsies Rum. Old Santa
sHERRfEs-P. G. Pale sherry, Pale
POifT WINES. = Burg undy p IT. o. ,,
''fSgia3'Gs sTRS TsDY wlNEs.-chsblls, White,
Pommard r ID, voinay Red, Chamberiin
CLARETs st. julien, Flo:rac, Chateau
II FiS Z OLD wHIsK1Es.-old star, Pure
| Rye. Diamond to), Overholt, Pure Rye,
sSsr1s SSn9Sssn pscs .aS,s Eagle Pure Rye
iHPoRTEH 4TEs AND sTours.-
Bass Ale, NJ. B Foster 4 sons; Bass Ale,
| K. d G. Bibbert; scotch Ale, W m. YOun-
gers'; Iudia Pale Ale, VIM. Youngers'
Guinness Dublin Stout, M. h. Foster 4
| Sons Guinness Dublin stout, f, d l.
Burke's; Ginger Ale. Csntreii & 'Coch.
LAGER BErR. " 'l' ''
Fine Imported and Key West cigars
Wholesale and Retail. Goods delivered u
all parts of the city. Soliciting your Or
ders. remain Respectfully yours,
Jyis-ly. ....-,,.-..- JOHN MEALEY.
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A N ORDINANCE hXEMPTlNAs b Ger,
"A u ~ work upon the machinery M the
AteT Works from the prOvtsiouA OF Al
OfdiMance entiJied "An ORDINANCE pro-,
yiding thst work for the City shall be done
!! Y \: ! Y \, Sosss.lledi ~ the CITY cppnsf q
Hection !, That III the purchaSe of ma-
chfnery and employs nept OF laborers And
h n echanics 10 repGif 81 replace tho Nhae1
and pumping machinery At the Wafer
works at the City MIL. which have been
the " ater Committee shall be exempt from
the provisions OF an Ordinance ensto1os
"AD Ordinance providing that work Tor
the City shall be done BY contract. /" and the
said Commtttas shah b at nbartX Undef
the esuperintendence Of the CITY 'C0udcft,
snd msonsaGa 81 secSes%s q q
deemed most ad vaptageou. TO the City.
Passed ~ ths CSty HAlL July y, 1871
M. L. .LlCHTENSTEIS,
- Prssidsnt City Council,
Attest: r. B. FRAzxR, clerk OF s>ouhcilJ
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UNCLE SAM BUYING, y S4I,NlER,
Ity fs,iBULLLON,,, .,shrnS r,,

wAsHINGToN,i July 17s-rTba AGING
director OF tho mint to-day & refetved re-
plies from the relegranis sent to san I
Francisco yesterday declining offers of
silver bllliou at rates which. were .cSdu'
structed by him 10 be abnve the markeei
price and offering to purohase o as atnati
price. The. parnes making me 9rsT
Acting Director Preston and purchased
by the government have been made. q
The purchases Of the present week 'sre
larger than they have been tor s0mb
time past, amounting in the aggregate e0l
about 500, 600 ounces. 9',i ard tffqd ouob !
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WiInningson Markets.
llTHn 10,


ARMOUR.-In this city. on the l8th inst,
John Armour, aged 80 years.
The relatives aud friends Of the family
lre respectfully invited 10 attend his tune
u, from his late residence, No, B23 Wind
sor street, on Saturday after noon, at one
O'Clock, without Iur urthep pOlice. '--lIIa.
FOORD.-At Rehoboth Bea ch on Wednes-
day morning 18th inst, Helen r.. infant
daughter OF VIM. G. q, d Ida M. Foord
( aged II months and 10 days.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her gfAndm other, i,
Susan Foord, 6CJ2 Orange street on Friday.
18th Inst, AT p. m. Without further notice.
Interment at Wilmington and Brandywfne
cemetery. geo 7't"f
ROBINSON On the 10th inst, Margaret
Robinson In the Goth year Of her age. ,
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
ION George H. Robinson, SIT Market street
on Friday afternoon ct 4.30 O'Clock. y
SCOTT.-On Wednesday the 10th inst.
Christians Scott, aged 70 years.
The relatives aud friends are Invited tc
attend the funeral from the residence o
her son-iu-iaw Andrew L. McCiain, 70l
TatAail street, on Saturday afternoon 19lt
inst. Services at the house at O'Clock.
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Mr.. Norton presented the following
resolution, which was adopted, and on
his motion when cbHhcl adjourned, 1t
adjourn TO meet at Fourteenth and Clay
mont streets, on Saturday afternoon at
. 1es 1sseissa, Tia. nt&sA cepmls.ee
b suthorized 10 COMP % the grsiins Of
Fourteenth street, (Ninthi ~ssd1,E al
recommended by the Street Committee,
and adopted by council, June 14th, 1873.
Mr.. Guthrie 'pfeSepted the resignation
Of Mr.. Lynch as member of City Coun-
eil. be having been elected Street Com
rnisSioCer. IL WAS read and accepted.
| op motion .4disalnsd ! ta%5s q l]EUl
During the evening the following or.
ders were directed TO be drawn:
Every Eyenmg fub; 60. 3. .7ey Geo
O'Byrne &Co, $44.73; q II Johnson
$46.74; Annie Howe admhisratdx
$500. kEhaH
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ACKHUzzARs ATrAeKRD

A party Of Black Huzzafs yestefday
made a.pleasure excursion to Red Bank.
The men were not In unIfoFh,f CQYIsid-
cradle beer was sold without litemse,I and
as aresut the Sheriff. of GLOUCESTER coun-
ty with posse attempted I'd put assb eto
the proceedings. A lively fight ensued
and considerable hard knocks were ex-
changed. Charles McManus, saloou-
keeper, was badly cut in sthe arp, and
Thomas Warden was shot through the
wrist during the melee. No arr sts
were made.-Press. -1ClF n
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EHa sfsGfiSi7ainE
. J5lIlLU ngI.IS edT, q
IMPORTANT RACING DECISION.

HARTFORD, Conn., Julysl l7,r-lbp,
board OF review of the Natiansi trottii9,
association has promulgated its IdectS-
ion upon some branches of the not6rl0da
! Edwin SI M Forrest Tss caye, growing SStcf tIhs
modified the sentence Of r.. GO RsS&
who was sentenced. TO be expelled lK1
simply fiudiHg him 81 900. j. j. Bowen,
Of Boston, Is fined s1O0. As to Gus
Ghdden, q driver Of Forresti1 the Ace,
the board ruled that no sufficient efouuIs
we're presented to warrant his festUfo.
ton at the present time. rs The sother
cases acted upon were OF a less inspory-
ant character. 'bDFiHI % eeIuOo lsod
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PAYING ARREARS OF PENSIONS.

I WA5HINGToN, July Ifs-rr1hel ITAasu-
ry Department to-day issued warrants on
the last batch of requisitions from, the.
Secretary ofthe Interior for arrears at !,
pensions amounting to 81 sos, 900, 90 "a.
which add the amount heretofore, paid
$S,O35, 900. Making total to date ,sincss
July l, 1879, of "a, $40, 900. OF the totI
amount appropriated 0S25, ,O0O, ,Q00a there.
has already been paid the sum Of $ip,r'
$4,000. v"
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Personal.

S. F. Belts, Esq, the popular agent of
the Adams & Co.'s Express, returned
from Rehoboth with his lady to-day,
where he has been spending some time
enjoying the ocean breeze and sporting
in its waves. g.r-- iss, b. .i ~
w Gov. Hall who LETT Phila., early last
week sick and hurried home, has, with his
lady, been staying at the Bright House,
a. Rehoboth, and we are glad to hear
has quite recovered his health.
Barges % Build.
Enoch Moore, Jr., has received the
contract for building two coal barges to
carry coal for the Westmoreland Coal
Gas Co., of Philadelphia.
-' TAKEN TO NEW CASTLE.
| ELAN Smith, for non-payment of fine
and costs, and Hugh McGartlin, sentenc-
ed to 80 days for vagrancy, we're taken
to Jail on the los train to-day.
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Prosnect Park M. r. Church
| - l. LII Aaa0nlnGnn of

Delaware County. Pa, will give an ex-
cursion TO-, Rehpboth on Saturday, july
18th. Train leaves depot, Wiiming'oh,ass
7.3O a. m. Tickets, $3.50, children, na!t
price. To be Obtained of Geo. w; blght.
Water and King street, y. + nuuoipu
Delaware s. f. & NJ. Insurance Com,
pany, aboiat tho depot. ls;sss Y-5sslo'lo
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The Case OF Chas. Green.

or all the Philadelphia papers who
have contained sensational and infam.
matory reports In regard to the injuring
Of the unrnly negro. Charles Green, only
two. the Euening Telegraph and Public
Ledger, have had ths fairness to correct
the false statement given them by
Green's wife. Gresn's condition at pres
ept cannot be learned, but it ~ thought
that his Injuries are not nsar'so bad az al
first reported. q. % ~
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a &CARD.

10 all who are suffering from the errors
and ind iscfeti Iona of youth nervous weak
nsss e.riy decay loss Of manhood, &C,
viii send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In South
Americp. Send selfAaddressed envelope
To the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D.
e. zSscaS Sssa .sSaSwE e1sy; 1gH g'u8M
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WHAT THE to BONANZA 2 MINES
---- .-- YlELD.-tLnA " u

SAN Francisco, Juiy17.A+EheaslR.
cial returns of he--bonanza mines for
the half year. ending July show That
Virginia produced one million f0urhtrn-
dred and ninety-foiir thousand dix ktih-
dred dollars and California ottie nifHiBn
eight hundred and fiftY.sfx tHUusand
three hundred dollars. DT0nd
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I...ortanf InformatLOn

One thousand of our citizens are
ready to give their recommendations IN
favor of DIR. Flagg's Stomach, Ague anu
Fever Pad. Office No. 7 <. Fifth street
(Clayton House Block) Consultation
free.s ~ n A'fIAA sSitte.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Important TO Mothers.

Mrs. " InslOw's Soothing syrup is ohe
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their CHILDREN. 1t corrects acidity OF the
sfCmach. cures wind collie, regulates the
b,,wels and gives rest, health ahd comfort,
m mother and child During the process
of 1eething It's value 10 iucalculable. 1t
softeis the gums, reduces inham nation
aud aIlays ali pain, thereby giving rest 10
Inc child and com fort 70 the mother: -
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EXCURSION FROM NEW CASTLE

EXCURSION FROM NEW CASTLE
Z This morning a special excursion
train from New Castle consisting Of tve
passenger cars, having on board the
membes and friends of the Methodist
chu, CHI at that place passed through this
city en- route to Glenolden Park, where
the day will be spent.
There were about four hundred and
fifty persons on board.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMRNrs.
4 CADEMY OF NEWARK.

Classical and English Courses, with
Experienced teachers. thorough prepara-
LiOn for advanced studies. Fail term be-
gins Sept. M. Terms low. REV. y. l..
POLK, A. M, Prin. jylo-4t,
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THE GREAT GALE.
LARGER LOSS OF LIFE THAN AT
FIRST sUPPOSED.-----
))HH

BosToN, July Traditional details =
are coming in of the damage ~ Eff}l
night's great storm. At Nantasket =
coach was overturned and q child badly
injured. A house, grocery store, togeSher ~ !
with the skating-rink and the connec-
tions, were blown to slireds, and q baftI -
back of the Union House, in which were. :
two ladies and three gentlemen, was HIT "a
ed and carried eight feet, and two OF the 80
men, Patsy Daily and William Sanders,
were bruised asgood deal. iom sidi 5oylo'o !
Many other small buildinss. iand aasoo
conveyances were turned inside out, iand iG
many boats aud yachts were LOST; Naeb 81
persons In them being rescued wHh iqT 81
fficulty.5 Captain Tarrin ofthe sc9ponsE EnG
II. W. Foster, bound TO Weymouth Win b. q
coal, was washed overheard at, Hull and [, |,
drowned. A sloop was seen to oyeTtnf9D bio
of Bakers island near Salem, apd All, a
ON board are known tphayS been dFoEn.;o
ed. An unknown boy was washed oH H.
a yacht lin the harbor and dr0EgheesaIiii heesaIiii
and the rest of the sof Hei crew We5i,ys VI
picked up by the steamer 3fagnlfhRIIG Ilss
John Berry of south Boston " sdfaF III
ed. The body has not been N Fec9 yefe1dE "a i
AT Dover, Mass, an unknown malH9e &
was k, lied and the Town, Hall deIiois :
| ished. The steamer Mormon 0f the I
Boston and Philadelphia line g0t On ana
| proceeded. An unknown man was klH. =
ed by lightning back Of the aRocklanaiy I.
House, Nantasket. Brookline SUFFERED
heavy losses, the steeple Of the iBaptlE
Church being blown to the ground, a1a q
the Town Hall was badly damaged.Sp y
Newton, Salem, Brighton, Hyde Pakkio
and other suburban towns all repofthi
heavy losses and general damage tosd
property of all descriptions Two bodtesI
were washed ashore at Hull, and werei
identified as those of Charles Bacon Of
Boston and Mr.. Churchill!luoN jnhi ono
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81 TAKEN TO NEW CASTLE.
Sale ofa Cottage.

On Thursday morning. the neat and
pretty cottage Of the late Jethro j. Mo-
Cullough At Rehob0th Beach, was sold
for u ,00O. haq .9.'0sI'' 7aIu,u-4.
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QEsTAURANT PRIVILEGE

INV FVH BALE.
the Restaurant and other Privileges dur
Ing the Delaware Stale Fair 20 be hold at
Fatrview PArk. near Dover, Dell, the last
week In Heptember next. will hefet 70 she
highest bidder dl, Jnly x9th. fka M
For particulars, address,
Jyl7 -stawfor2w NJ n Hesrststyy.;,
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CHINA PREPARING TO MAHr

LONDON, July 18:---A1 dispatol,a ~ aba
Post from Berlin says the Latest. insSIIiS
gence from Central Asia is to che affect
that China is preparing for war with
Russia. This refers to tho runners. Of
an advance On Kpldjas1 Il I'm Az
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Run into by the Cnr.

HUI hnfO by the Cars.
The locomotive Of ofthefDelaware train
which leaves here at 1:O2 -o'ciock- run
asS o.Ts Uas at tSe S s%1sa o1aDse
cart was not damaged great deal and no
! one was hurt. NV
'" " SHr ec9usqwo-T
''s''''los vIimiesqsor srss.o
''ia va'oid2 elS on ,soHf0
EIgss
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The ..syrysster,s,, withdrawal.

The reason of the withdrawal Of the
Sylvester, is explained by the following
terms which Mr.. Adolphus Brown, Cen
eral Freight and Passenger Agent of the
Junction and Break kwater Railroad, sub
mitted to Captain Post on Monday last
First The j. 81 B. railroad to collect
local freights on all passengers to and
from the pier g alH
Second-steamer not to carry freight
either way.
Thlrd-Steamer to pay to j. & b.
railroad ten cents per head on all passer-
gers landed on the pier to whom tickets
to 90 on the railroad were not sold on
the steamer, and ten cents per head for
each passenger received at the pier.
Fourth-The bnsi LESS to be managed
az far as possible in q way to affect injur.
iouely the Business of the road az little as
possibl and to open Q passenger line be
tween Philadelphia and Chester ano
Lewes only,
Fifth-The J.. & B. railroad to give
steamer all proper facilities" ,..
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Pert Physician.

DIR. Willard Springer, No. 7l2 King
street, has been appointed Port Physi-
clan by Governor Hall, and accepted
the position. DR.. Springer is one OF
our young and rising physicians. he is
a graduate Of Lafayette College and
has been practising in this city about
eight years. He is member Of the
West Presbyterian church and gentle
man Of high, character and excellent
habits, devoted to his profession and
will doubtless discharge the duties Of his
office with entire satisfaction. By virtue
of the appointment he becomes a mem
Der of the Board of Health.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-18
I1soal stselss anN Bonds.

Hsoal 8tselks anN Bonds. ~,
National Bank Of DeaAware............. 40
rirat nattmal Renk nk.os..csv....r... lat
SetiSuai Isnh WI. apd Bfandywins.. q
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Delaware II. r. 70. ~. ~. .............S6 rs X
Delaware Western r X 90 Stock, lig II
Phila. WI. d Baltimore =. II. CO..... G1h
Wilun = Northern r. r. CO........,....
Delaware Fire Ins, Co.. .33
oelaware State Bonde ....",...........iH .iH
Wilmington CITY s.. 6s.....................lV .lVe \
Wilmington City Observation-Disclosures 81. .iO2l.
View Castle County loan. ............... 10
Oela wxre' Rallroad. arst Mortgage. ..... 10
delaware Railroad extension. .........10 10l
W. ''t1ser N:.'~AS oc' ''' stons MSls.' y
Hasonic Hall CO lBonds. ......... ............. Q
Masonic Hall ...................,.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-18
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