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Ladies' Heavy Merino Vests and Pants, %
cents each.
Ladies' Heavy Merino Vests and Pants, 81
cents each.
Ladies' Heavy Merino Vests and Pants, Al
cents each.
Ladies' Fine Heavy Merino Vests and Pants
80 cents each.
Ladies' Extra Fine Merino Vests and Pants
Is cents each.
Ladies' Scarlet Wool Vests and Pants
$1.25 each, worth $1.75.
Ladies' Fine Scarlet Wool Vests and Pants
$3.50 each, worth 5000.
Ladies' Extra Fine Scarlet Wool Vests and
Pants, $1.75, worth $3.50.
Ladies' Fine French Cashmere Vests and
Pants in Cardinal, Light Blue, Pink.
Ladies' "Union Suits" VESTS and pants knit
in one piece,) all sizes, 26 to SO, at $500
per suit, worth 1915 to $500.
$50 dozen Chil3ren's Merino Vests and
Pants, from zoo up.
Boys Scarlet Wool Shirts and Drawers.
Boys Shetland Mixed Shirts and Drawers
Boys White Shirts and Drawers.
100 dozen Gents Shirts and Drawers
from 40 cents up, including the celebrated
"New Britain and the "Medlicot." Extra
heavy six threaded Scotch Wool Underwea,
at much lower prices than same qualities can
be bought at elsewhere.
Our Gents Unlaundried Shirts at &c.
$1.O0, $1.25; our Gents Fine White Shirts
at $1.OO, $1,25, $1.5O, and our Gents Gus
tom Made, Wamsutta Night Shirts, at 81. 90,
all "BEAT The WORLD"
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Parties having goods at Greenleaf's jewelry
store, bought at private sale or at auction, or
left for repairs, will please call for them i'm
mediately, as We close the store some day this
week. Sales at auction every evening until
Mr. Egan, who has bought the fixtures, takes
possession.
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6t0res.
LOST AND FOUNI

DOB RENT-Store No. 70 Jackson street. INQUIRE
IL Of J. A. ELDRIDGE, on remses 303t
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Sleighs. Sleishs. Sleighs.
"A. Nippolt, corner East Seventh and Sibley
streets, has the finest assortment of Sleighs, Of
his own manufacture, to be fonnd in this city.
BE is selling them at ,vay doarn prices.
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TAKEN UP-Two dry cows-one four years old.
red aud white; one seven years old, q roam.
Ing charges. Inquire at Pigs Eye railroad eros inS
V-S1 NJ MOSON9
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Females,

M|ANTED-A situation second girl or to do
~ sewing. Good references furnished. Apply
BTO0dWaV.
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Furs, Furs, Furs.
At Psnnelrs, Ill East Seventh street. Gents
Fur caps froul Sits to $3.50. Also Ladies'
and Misses Furs in great variety. and at very
low prices. All his furs were selected from
original lots, before being culled over, and are
very choice.
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WANTED-By capable young man--any kind OF
indoor employment, or light outdoor EN-.
3O2s AdGrpaa n thjo &c.,
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WANTED "A young nan who is willing and able
w to work wishes some employment or q place
fee. 9oAr
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/ OST-Check number Is, drawn by II. Retzmann
IL 202 East Seventh street, In favor Of J. M. Hart
OF bearer, for $21.7o. Please return to 2o2 East
0eYeas0 k0eess $40
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DOR RENT-Several very nice rooms In the Nc
Il Quillan Block, corner Of Wabashaw and Third
streets. Suitable for offices sleeping rooms. In
81
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"ANTED-By good miller, who can furnish
w references, steady employment Address j.
l.. b. Arlington House, Faribault, MINI. 305+
WANTED-Situston by young man as clerk in
" grocery or other business. Can furnish best
OF references. Address O. L. D., GLOBE Office
--.. 3OOt
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-09

An incontestable policy issued by the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society of New York, rcp-
resented in this CITY by Mr.. Thos. Cochran, IT,,
No. II Wabashaw st., is perhaps tho most
valuable Christmas present that husband can
mako to his wife. The Equitable ID ono of tho
strongest and best financial institutions In the
world, and deserves the popularity it enjoys.
Its average annual new business has for tho
last eight years been larger than that of any
other life insurance company in existence, and
with its new form of policy, which furnishes
the most absolute indemnity, it is not likely
ever to fall behind any other company.
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COnley's Constellation.

COhl6y'S CONsteIlat1On.
The programme at Oonley's varieties for this
week is an excellent one. The new company
is one of the best ever brought out at this
place and consists of the following array of
talent:
Prof. George Sloman (irst appearance) in
his marvellous feats of equilibrium. The Ker-
nan Sisters, Ella and Alfretta (frst appearanee)
in their vocal duets. The Collins Brothers, in
their inimitable songs and dances. Gus Peters
and Mile Etta in their original German
SEQ the finest variety show in the Northwest.
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DOR RENT-House Of four rooms and cellar, with
y stable, in Sixth ward. Apply to A. e. NELL
dREN, is East Third street, upstairs 3l9
ENoR RENT--Dwelling, corner Of Maple and Sew
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A NY ONE wanting competent girl for second
a work can secure the same Immediately, by ap-
plying at 46 Washington street. S13s
WANIED-By competent dressmaker, cutter and
litter, few more engagements by the day in
private families. Apply over 81 West Sd st. $685.
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WANTED-situation by young man to work
w for board two or three months. Address q.
NJ, this Office.
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WANTED-Bya young man who is willing to
w work, and can ful nsh references, place to
take care OF horses and do chores. Address A. j.,
this Office. 30ae
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In tho Country,
!. .aKIsCELLANEOUS,

HENRY Q. GROSS, 81 Broadway, N. r., broker IN
Ill drst-class privileges only, refers to Russell
Sage, Esq, T. B. Wallace / Co., H. L. Horton Co.,
Harvey Kennedy. Esq, Alex. Taylor Sons, ". 8:
houses and members Of tho New York Stock Ex-
change generally. 2Sl-tu L 2yI.sat
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DESIRE position as salesman In some good
expected at first Address ssTHIERS.T this Office
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ENOR RENT-Flat Of three rooms, up stairs, fur
Eighth street. - ao7 %
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A LBERTsONe O. Q. D. LAUNDRY, So Z. Third
IA street Goods called for and deivered. 9aa aa
p1AUV Official Reports free. Like proftS
weeky on Stock options Of 80 to $50 Address T,
WEATHER STRIPS for sale and put on Leave
wv orders ct st. Paul Rubber store, IL 4. Srd Il.
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ITO RENT-Furnished front room, three minutes
r. walk from postoh1ce. Enquire at 20 Fort street.
References required. $40
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Situation by young man to work about
W. store in any capacity, or will drive team and
YORK about house. Best of references. Address
o. B., this Office. a0.s
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WANTED Situation in drug store by druggist of
w oyears' experience. Understand the business
thoroughly. Address Druggist, care of GLOBE Of
| 0C0s
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WANTED-situation by man who thoroughly
w understands the care Of horses harness, 60.
Compensation not as much an object as employ
mont. Address HARRY, this Office. 3i1+
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"A any kind hard, manual labor excepted, Was
formerly manager OF paper mill. Address j., this
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WANTED-By man who thoroughly under
w stands the business, place to take care of
horses, or place restaurant or private house cook
Address J. d. e., this office. 9I6.
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WANrED.-A situation by practical engineer.
Gan furnish good references. Address j. E..
R., GLOBE Office, st. Paul, Mimi 323+
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7 WANT TO WORK IN STORE or office, or
L elsewhere. Will take hold. My age. l6 years.
Address, TRUXTON, this Office 3064
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WANTED-by young man, work in store or
~ hotel or will take care Of horses Address W
REED. No 800 First street. N MinneanoIs 31I*
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WANTED-A Situation, BY . young man In Z
v! store or Office. Served 16 years to the pawn
Drokering business in England. Gan be well recon-
mended by present employer. Good salesman. Ad-
dress SO East Sixth street, st. Paul 91at
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Average new business
for eight years larger
than that of any other
company.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
GENERAL NEWS.

keturus OF the election In M aine from
all the Senatorial, and all bus one Of the
Representative DISTRICTS, show the cleo
ton OF - Republican members Of the
Senate against ~ opposition, and 30 Rep
resentative against 80 opposition. This
iusnrss the election Of Republican State
officers.
In game Of cricket. yesterday, be-
tween the IRISH Gentleman Eleven and
eighteen OF central New York, at SYRIA
cuse, the foreigners won 'in one innings
despatch does not say so. 1t ID probable
that the match was won one innings
and three runs.
The Presidential party arrived at
Cleveland, Ohio, last evening. They
leave early this morning for Youngs-
town, Ohio, TO attend the reunion Of the
Presidents old regiment, the 23d Ohio.
Tho Massachusetts, Republican Con-
vention met yesterday and nominated
Hon. John ID. Long for Governor and
Byron Weston for Lieutenant Cover
nor.
Troops have been ordered to the
White river, Colorado, Agency, where
the Indians are reported 70 be in revolt.
The agency buildings have been burned,
but no definite reports have been receiv-
ed OF murders having boon committed.
Twenty-three cases Of yellow fever, II
white and IL colored. were reported 10
Memphis yesterday. There were three
deaths. Cases Of sickness nc Horn Lake
Island have been pronounced yellow
fever by physicians sent to examine
them, and two cases of the disease have
developed outside Of the city, one eight
miles south ON the Memphis and Ten
nessee railroad, and the other eleven
miles out on the PaducAh railroad. The
Howards receive s22a9 yesterday.
The Deaf and Dumb Institute at De-
lavan, Wis, was destroyed by Are yes
terday. All the inmates, 147' In number,
escaped, with their baggage. The loss IL
estimated at 100000. There was no In.
surance.
The miners and other employees OF the
Lehigh Valley Company's Exeter, shaft,
Pittston, are to resume work to. morrow
Mt the old wages. There are about $50
men aud boys employed at tho coilisry,
and they have been on strike for two
months.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
AN OIL d DOCUMENT

This morning DIR. A. II. Griusb,,
ceived from VIM. Duane, Eso afpsl
dulphia, for pre- sentatiop 10 Tia H.J
cal Society OF Delaware AN old nam.1
printed in 1874, and consisting NJ
"Declaration Of the Political nsnSl
Of the Patriotic Society of Nav M
County, In the State of Delaxars :
vas printed in Whining on, 10 l1S.
Adesas & Smith, and Is signed by I'M
Mccullough, Presiden,, and J. m
Secretary, dated at New Castle, Au1
30th, 1874. "''
The j. Bird, whose name Is attn,
to the pamphlet Is supposed to be-
father OF the somewhat celebrated
Bird, OF this county, who was pror
snt in Wing politics, forty yean ;
and was Also famou, an a poet and N
wright, having written "Jack ID
and one or two other PLAYS esped}
for Edwin Forrest. hr. Duape,
donor, Is a son OF VIM. j. Duane, vi,
President Andrew Jackson renoy
&c om the position of Secretary Of ,
Treasury, because he refuse to ,bey
Presidents order for the removal ufd
pubic deposits from the United SD
banks.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
THIRD EDITION
THE CABUL OUTBREAK.

TALE OF A TROOPER WHO ESCAPED
FROM THE BURNING REsIDENCY-
PKowEss OF LIEUTENANT HAMILTON
WITH Pts rOL AND sABUE-Is CAVA-
aHARI's ASSISTANT STILL ALIVE.
LONDON, Sept. II, 1879.
A despatch from Slmla announces that
one of the troopers Of Major Ca'agnari's
escort arrived at Lundi Khotal on Mon
DAY. He says that the roof Of the Brit
ish Residence at Cabul was commanded
by other houses and was consequently
untenable by the besieged, who made .
trench outside. At about one O'Clock in
the afternoon on the day OF the massacre
Major Cavagnari received . wound from
q ricochetting bullet on his forehead
Mr.. JENKINS, Major Cavasnari's assist
ant. who arrived at the Residency during
the attack, wrote to the Auieer for help
and the Ameer's reply was :-"God will
am making arrangements" previous
request for aid from Major Cavagnari
had met with the same reply. Mr.. Jen-
kyns wrote again when Major Cavagnari
was wounded, but the bearer of the let
ter was cut to pieces by the mu ineers.
The trooper then started, but he was
disarmed and imprisoned. He succeeded
ia escaping at daybreak on the 4th Of
September and visited the Residency,
where he saw the corpse of Lieutenant
Hamilton commaning the escort Of the
British Mission, lying across mountain
gun. He saws that Mr.. Jenkyns was
with person called Yahyah Khan, aud
he is therefore, presumably, alive.
The escaped trooper saw no troops on
the road from Cabul to Jelalabud and
Dakka, and as far as he knew, none were
coming. A comrade who was confined
in Cabul informed him that Lieu enant
Hamilton shot three of the mutineers
with his revolver and killed two with
his sabre. DR.. Kelley, who was connec-
ted with themission, was lying dead inside
the Residency. Major Cavagnari was in
room which was burnt and which had
fallen in. His body has not been fund.
Three native officers of the Guides were
burned 70 death near the Residency
The grass cutters were In safety.
THE ROYAL PECKsNIFF.
The military correspondent of TIN
Times says 1T is difficult, in the fSc
of the overwhelming evidence to the con
trary, to believe that Yaboob Khan Ia
played an honorable part in the recen
shameful deeds at Cabul. 1t is signif.
cant that Major Cavagnari's principal ma
tive assistant Is believed to have died
short time before the outbreak undo
somewhat suspicious circumstances
Being an Afghan and well acquxinte,
with the workings of an Oriental court
his presence in tie b itish Residenc,
wa, dangerous to those who were plot
ting the outbreak.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
SH EkIEE SALES

This afternoon at 9 O'Clock DepI
Sheriff M orrison sold at the LAhyd
Hotel, At Sheriff sale, the following 4
perties
The farm of William G. Handy, d
ated In Brandywine Hundred, andcl
tanning sixty-four acres, one rood
twenty nine perches, to Samuel Hail
for $50.
A two story frame house of JOIN !
ley, situated IN CLri tiana Hundred,
Cedar street, to j. Maris. Esq, for 4
Loan Association, for 500.
A frame house, situated at the ON
Of A and Buttonwood streets, . \
perty Of David W. Stafo'd, DD
Hawkins, for Young Mems Loan,
500.
A two story brick house, the prop'l
of George w. Philips, situated 90 "
street, between Spruce and Chu1
streets to WIN. McMenamin, for y
All the above properties were I
subject 10 mortgages.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17

IA good story comes from Woodstock,
Me. A grocer there owns . COW with
horns Of inferior length. Last week
some mischievous boys obtained from
tho tannery = pair of cast-off horns
which, with bit of cement, they nicely
fitted over the horns of the COW and left
her to 60 home at milking time, which
she did. Her owner not only failed 10
recognize her, but actually used force to
expel her from the premises. The vii.
lage " a. searched in vain for the mi ssi ug
animal aud an advertissme Mt was inser-
ted In the local paper. Day after day the
stray COW was turned away, until al last.
she refusing TO obey the verbal order, til Q
victim of an innocent Joke seized her by
the horn, which came on, and ia the in
truder recognized his own property, for
the loss Of which he had 80 sadly mourn
ed.
REV. DIR. James L. Spurgeon, Of the
Metropolitan Temple, London, brother
and assistant of the great preacher Rev.
DR.. Charles Sturgeon, was present OH
Monday, by invitation, at the Baptist
pastors meeting, in New York, and
made brief address, in which he allud
ed to the great work being done in Eng
land by his brother. The speaker also
referred to tue kindly reception he haC
met with In this country.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17

SG Con :, showed aim ion, ofP.srcs
tS % y !, he he. recognized il 'fh' he md
While I;Il they were . Soth W,ne,Sserlyg.Ts
~, %S., sn,,a Alter some s', so city s
J. l. i, from wese 'ti,e' , %s' pY, svd,
q, ee',re to settle the c sus IL he ne esps,
q, 70 knocking Rose t down he coni]
Y! three times before, lore the uo% ",,,,, with bis
nee me cutting to hitting him ru wi,1e and
he e ~eniG He offer, to give Ra. y,
ment. ''' the Aforesaid I'M
nh The case was submitted will.
. men,, and the Jury returned I'sa s,
., S.aie vs. vs.. Nathan DENNY. co,o..,
Kill Kill Robinson for ,'G sisa, with q ,'e
ply, Esq, for defense '''e' d. ]. \
James Hogan, col u,. a.,
ness ps, he testified: On J Julv NE 11t fi1l
ne DENLY :. to give me my IVY xs, ,''hi
got 1t out of my coat : bs " s.;a he
~, MO- ana ,o when | went to look 70, ne !, y
me Two times with A raynr ~" W. !! be
and side making deem w nn"r On The
:. standing At Ninth and Cbura s ". @
me time; DENNY also cut .Issss s' y
who ran over from the r o,t Jesse Big
1' :e,a. TO see how much / wa, l hus
coI0red men near at the tina "es
fh9be Ferrill sworm-AS i.
nnR. heard a noise of man el lns
our house. and went OUT m ", ~, lds|
Demby came upon the stens ~. =, 'ae y
VA YIN IN umbrella and razor in n; si \. !
1na one OF . crowd Of men nsa NJ :. a' !
ssones IN their hands threw a s,o ~
ness said, "doh't throw ston.s s.1lt
AND the man who threw ths snesI
piled, "if yon was not there rue "a I'S's a
tue - OF a b." ~ ~
., lions LIONS, examined:-Demby ...,
frightened, and said the men ~, 10y
jumped on him. en lad
Officer Frank Boster was the A., ,
only witness for the defeu,o Nv. ans
testimony ELECTED now nrs r.o,s "Hu
The case was submitted w,,ho0, =.
ment and at 1f45 the iurv ,s,;'.; y
.eniered q verdict of assault, ami NJ
assault with intent to kill. "A' Nv
me case Of State VS.. VIM. RAJ,
COL, for larceny of a pistol va, ~. :,
for defense. 'aA''
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
BACKING PAROLE.
HANLAN TO ROW ELLIOTT

Toronto, September 10 -Hanlan vas
considerably surprised to see by the
morning papers that William Elliott, ex
champion Of England, had challenged
him again. He will have to accept aud
will spend the winter in England, leav-
ing here about the middle of November
and rowing the second or third week II
January. The challenge is supposed to
be the outcome of his dead heat with
Riley at Barrie. Hanian leaves for Lake
Chautauqua next week preparatory to
his race with Courtney.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17

The vessel recently built by the fI1
d Jones Company, for the Vsneia ..1
Government, and which lett 'naI ~
try o few daps ago, met with 40 7,
dent when about three hundred am =
miles oat at ses by shppiag her Sll' y,
ting pump. She put back fol .os
tor repairs, arriving at the mva,a
the Christlana this morning. VICE
n aground. She was finally re W.,
and a. the steamer Susie a. nN'
rosched the creek, she was hsleu :.
those on board the foreign Gamer, IN
upon stopping. Capt. Denny, was =. y, h
to como on board and pilot hel " ,.1
creek. He complied with lDe III issl
and she Is now at the Pusey . iii
Co.'s wharf, where the necsSSa''"r
will made.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
DfabOIicai Work ola Train wrecker

CHICAGO, September ia special
dispatch from Quincy, H., to the Jour
nal says: An incoming passenger train
90 the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad at $40 last night was wrecked
seven miles from Quincy, while under
ordinary speed by a tie which some ma =
lcious person had bound across the
track. A. n. Pease, fireman, was in
s'anIlv killed; JAS. Mcmillan, badly huri
and Postal Clerks Pierce and Gillian se
verely injured. The postal and baggage
cars were badly wrecked and overturned
and all their occupants more or less
bruised. The passengers were consider
ably shaken up but uoue seriously in
iured.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
Foreign Teiegrephie Sam mary

One Of the troopers Of the embassy
guard At Cabul escaped and has arrived
within the English lines and given an
account of the massacre. The belief in
the faithlessness Of Yak0ob Khan Is
rength ended.-The Spanish Govern
ment 10 said to be embarrassed by the
Cuban agitation.-Mr. Mitchell Henry
bitterly opposes the scheme for an Irish
National Convention. There were more
rumors in Paris yesterday OF the death
Of the Car, but they appeared to have
no basis.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
VISITING THE SCHOOLS.

Prof. j. ii. Groves, Superintendent of
the Public schools OF the State, is now
engaged in making his annual visit to
the schools throughout New Castle
county. To-day he will visit those in
Christiana and Mill Creek Hundred, and
continue from day to day until all are
visited. Those that he has visited he
reports as being in very excellent condi
ton, both as regards attendance, disci
pline, and advancement in studies,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
ROBINSON AND KELLY.
THK REPORTED EFFORT To COAX OR
GORGE THE LATTER TO WITHDRAW.

THk REPORTED EFFORT To COAX OR
GORGE THE LATTER TO WITHDRAW.
NEW YORK, September 16.-Tbe re-
port that the Democratic National Com
mittee ba been summoned to the city
to endeavOr to coax or coerce John KEEL
ly from his purpose does not seem to
have much foundation In fact. Senator
Mcdonald Of Indiana and Senator Nc
Pherson Of New Jersey, whom it was
reported had engaged rooms at the Gil
sey House, had not arrived here at late
hour this afternoon, and the clerk at ST.
James Hotel said the Senators were not
there. He stated that the committee Is
to meet there on the 23d inst.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
FOURTH EDITION


Clear Or partly cloudy Usather, With pos
sibls rain aries in he northern portions.
southeast whsds, stationary or yaliasg tenn
psraturs, higher followed in the northern
portions 6y risinQ barometer
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GA RID

IA OAIOD.
To all VINO are suffering irOm the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send q self-addressed envelope
10 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station b
zew York City.
deem eodAwlv
The daily gazette., 1879-09-17
EGIS TEH'S ORDERS.
Reglst1r's order.
HE0IsrDB'B UFHICD,
New Castle Co Sept, 9Th. f67

New Castle Co., Sept. 6th, 1873.
Upon the application OF Robert g. Grit.
nth, levin q. 0rifath and VIM X. Lock
wood, Executors OF Jos PHI Grinnth.
late Of reucader Hundred, in said
county, decd, It Ia ordered and directed By
the Register that the Adm illustrator afore-
said, give notice OF the granting OF Letters
Tss,amentary upon the Estate. Of
nv cs1sins ts aS oI ~ - st
Within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. in six OF the most public places Of
the County OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate. TO present the same. or abide by an
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
Inserted within the same period In the
Wilmington GAZETTE. q newspaper pub
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
s~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Once of the Register Aforesaid, Il
t->~~) New Castle, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
3. 6. BIGGS. Register.