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Hotel fire at H.vre de arases n

The "United States Hotel, !" at HaEeeq
de Grace, Md, owned by the Philadefo
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore KALI
road Company, and rented by Il CIV
Thomas, was totally destroyed by fire atis
an early hour on Monday morning.. u
Flames were discovered in the kitchen1
of the building by one of the domestics,
about 2.3O o'clock, q. m. The alarm
was given in ample time for all theo'
guests to make their escape, and most OIL
them were able to save their PERSONAL
effects. yl9 r.ai ~ iissD ~.
Efforts were made to stop the spread "a
of the flames with buckets OF water An0 81
such other appliances as were at hano,
but the fire had gained too much head
way and spread rapidly through the en-.
tire building. A portion of the hotel =
furniture was gotten out, some OF thelc
| larger articles, beds, &C., being broken "
| with axes and thrown from the. win =
dows. ~ s. w. -.1.9W "a i,5flpA
The hotel was large, ,thrce-story stone
building, the walls OF which were cracks u
| ed and thrown down by the heat, falling
outwards TO a considerable distance. Ths .
flames were visable from the -railwaglfo for;
long distance to the surrounding coun-
try. In about three hours the fire had
burned out, and only one. end offthe
building was left standing. The hotah
was built over forty years ago, and was
about half mile from the railroad track. /
Mr.. Thomas had only occupied the hotel
some two months, having renova7ed, and
refurnished it. The loss is estimated fat .
$4,000, insured to nearly the whole,
amount. The origin of the fire Is not
known. 4I.i LEr. brs fs,t,,
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FIFTH EDITION.
COL. EORD's FUNEBAL,
Laid 70 Rest as North East Md.

1ssshu 70 Rebt ~ NOfum 6ssSu Mus
The last religious rites of Col. Budd
s. Ford, who was drowned at Ocean
City, Nd, last Sunday evening, took
place at Cecil County Md, yesterday
forenoon.
The town wore solemn aspect the
stores were closed and the people turned
out en- pldsset to attend the funeral. The
Ford Guards, company from Queen
ADne's county, named in honor Of Colo
mel Ford, arrived yesterday morning to
attend the funeral, and the early morn
ing train from Baltimore brought quite
a number from that city.
Among others present were Senator
j. b. Groome, of Cecil; Frank Wright,
of Queen Anne's; Hon. I. J. Keaing,
Mayor f. G. Latrobe, General A. ]. PEN
nington, Hon. J. M. Miller, Captain
VIM. Cupdifie, George w. Warfield, P.
r. Clark, j. b. Andrews and John M.
Miller, Of Baltimore, and Captain N. X.
Benson, of Wilmington. The services
took place at the residence OF DR.. s. E.
Ford, a short distance east of the town
in view of and lew hundred yards from
the cemetery where .he intel Ment was
made. There were numerous floral
tr butes from relatives from George w.
Warfield and the Ford Guards. One Of
these, which was large ard handsome,
was borne 10 the grave by Senator
q come. sr.,7 .f.f
The funeral services were conducted
BY Rev. j. B. Quigg, of Milford. late
presiding Elder OF the Wilmington Dis
trict of the NJ. x. Conference, ard he
was assisted by Kevs. N. M. Browd, T
SDOwden, Tn omas and W. l.. s. Murray
Shortly after IL o'clock the services were
begun by singing a hymn, after which
Rev. Mr.. Quigg preached the funera
sermon, standing at the main door Of tht
house, where were assembled many peo'
pie, come to pay their last tribute to TIM
dead. He took for his text: Deutere
Homy, v 80: "Oh that there were such I
heat in them that they should fear M
and keep all My commandments always
that.it might be well with. them and Will
I their children ever"
, The minister spoke In glowing term
of the life and character of the dead mar
his services and his untimely end. TIL
touching words drew tears to the eye
: of the mourners. After the service
! those. present drew near the black cloth
/ covered casket and took a last look a
the calm features of the dead, whlc
were naturalaAd Nfeiike. The pail bear
ers, Hon. j. b. Groome, General f.
Latrobe, T. j. Keating, Dr.. james Bord
ley. p. II. Clarke, j. B. Brown, T.
McCracken and WIN. McKenna, the
bore the remains from the house an
: placed them iu tne hearse. The corteg
moved to thes Methodist cemetery, th
Ford Guards leading, followed by tt
hearse. Then came the pall-bearer
walking, and the mourners. The crow
stood respectfully silent, with uncovere
heads, a. the procession passed. The r.
mains of Colonel Ford were burit
beside those of his wife, the services
the grave being brief.
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GEN. EWING ExPLARNs.f

HE DENIES THAT HE HAS ANY COM
Missing ALLIANCE WITH MR.. TILDEEs''
WASHINGTON, July 13.--The Star
this afternoon publishes lengthy inter !,
view with Gen. Ewing, the Democratlc
candidate for Governor OF ONO. 6en'
Ewing declares the story OF an mCerVieW
between him and Mr.. Tilden TO De m
founded. He has no alliance with mr.. :
Tilden or any other statesman appul
politics, and will seek to keep the fIesi-
Dental contest entirely out OF the Onlo Lne,.
canvass. 1. :,
He says he had interviews with Mr.. TIL
den and Congressman Barnum, put ae-
MES that be had any conversation Win
either about contributions for the ONO
campaign or about the Presidency ne
says the Democrats mean to rup p9ggli
mans campaign, and he indicates tnaI ~
they do not count upon outside resources:
He denies emphatically that he 1s''neqg1,
| ing'' on the financial question, and de-
clares that he intends in the canvass 70
stand squarely on the Democratic plat
form, which afilr1ns the chief propositions
he has always advocated. . (.
ducIe on the issues of free elections
and the financial plank Of the platform,
and he regards the question Of equal rank.
His much-talked Missouri Order No, II
was, he says, necessity Of war, and re,
cessary to save the lives of the families
rand friends of the guerillas who were q.
most the only persons affected BY y. az az
says be is not going to Maine Tor t9e
sufficient reason that he has a~ Dfy
enough contract on hand in Ohio. ~
nally, he thinks that if !Mr. Foster IN
elected Governor Mr.. Sherman VIII uil
doubtedly be nominated for the Presi
, dency. -, 10 80 -, :; =
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Correspondence of the Times.

TER WHEN THE DISEASE RACED IN
1870. ssS1
Cores poudence of the Times.
CHESTER, July 23.-The nervous
people of Chester would be happy just
now if the Quarantine were not quite so
near home. 1t really is not altogether
pleasant to know that there are seven
cases of yellow fever only three miles
up the river, and that these cases have
passed within fifty or one hundred yards
of the city in which you live. Chester
people, although naturally little nerv-
Gus about the matter, are not so badly
scared that they can't attend to their
| business, for they believe very wisely.
that the dread disease could never get a
foothold in this climate. There have
been cases of yellow fever in Chester,
however, but those who contracted the
disease had nobody to blame but them
selves. This was in August, 1870.
| There were six cases in Chester in
that month, three of which proved fatal.
The victims were all females. Two OF
them had gone to the Lazaretto in a
boating party for a supper. There were
several cases of fever then in quarantine
only a square above. They were taken
sick shortly after THAR return to Chester,
and died few days later. The other
fatal case was that of South Chester
woman, who found bed floating in the
river. 1t as towed ashore and she took
it home. Three days afterward she died
of yellow fever. The bed had been
thrown overheard from an infected ship.
That was hard season at the Quar-
antine. Robert Gartside, a Chester
man, was Quarantine Master. He was
taken sick. His wife and daughter nurs
ed him till he died. Then DR.
Thompson Quarantine Physician, fell i'll
and died of the disease.
DIR. j. f. NJ. Forwood, of Chester, I
young man then, now one Of the bes
surgeons and physicians in the State
volunteered to assist DIR. Saylor who wa
appointed in DR. Thompson's place. DR.
Forwood was taken sick but recovered
Il Five other persons connected with ant
i living near the Quarantine died tina
year. Strange as it may seem, the pee
pile of Chester knew that yellow feve
!. had found three victims in their mids
until long after they Were dead and bul
led and the danger had passed. Som
y few suspected that something was wron
Q when DIR. Forwood and Undertake
y MARSHALL fell sick, but the truth Wa
: : not known for several weeks aftel
Chester people, it is needless to sa.
: will not go to the Lazaretto so long ,
!. there is fever at the Quarantine, an
4 there are not many who will sail pa
j, ahe pier when the yellow flag, with 81
!, on il, floats.
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Brief Locals.

Salt oysters nj Fullmer's.
City Council meets this evening.
Tender loin sieak at Fullmer's.
Little family trips TO fenhsgiove are
now all tlie rage.
Turtle soup al Fullmer's.
The Della are GAzETTE weekly will
be Issued this afternoon.
Devilei crabs at Fullmers.
Last nights rain was refreshing but
not quite heavy enough.
Rev. Mr.. WiIley's friends are making
out vigorous defence for linn.
DevIied crabs at Fulimer's.
This mornings Ocean City excursion
was quite well attended.
The Odd Fellows will givea grand ex-
cursiOn ard reunion at kthoboLh Beach
Fri day. July 26. 1919 Train lie ives q 20
m. sharp. Tickets, adults $1.5', children
Si.MI II
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The Beatrice Peach.

The Beatrice peach from its small size,
has not been voted success genefaiy
by growers this season, but Win hon.
we have heard, his orchard has been .
nrofitable Investment. He has about lO
acres in this variety which will yield him
some ZOO baskets or crates. He has ship
ned them mo tly In the crates holding
the six gallon baskets. and they have
realized him we hear about VA per crate
At this rate, the ground employed Is
yielding a fine profit per acre.-Smyrno
Times t..grr
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PERSON Al.

Ex-Gotsfnof Pondet viii iezve ~ .0o'
o'clock to-dyt fdr Rehoboth bgecni
where he will remain ior Z Esen ~
more. After that he VIII go 10 m'"on'
where he will hereafter reslde'
q. Everett Belts. of this city, Went to
Atlantic City. this morning. where he
will recreate for ayee x or sos .
Prpf. Ohas. GrObb, formerly muMc
teacher Of this city, was on a. vlslS nese
yesterday.
Col. T. Elwood Siugley, Of the
GAzErTE q, IA confined TO his home by ar
attack offliness, that peveDts him from
atte nding to his regular duties.
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Black BASS in the Brandywiue

1t is thought by many people tha'
black bass are not so plentiful In the
Braadywine this summer as was expect
ed and rather scarcer than on last year.
They are caught, however, occasionally,
but are either every few and far be-
tween" or unusually shy OF the HOOK
One thing that il quite noticeable Is the
Increased size OF the fish caught over
those of 1878. Few OF them weigh less
than two or three pounds and some even
20 over that weight. 1t Is related OF an
angler who some days ago, was reposing
in the ehade of one OF the.trees upon the
bank, utterly oblivious to his task of
fishing, owing to the backwardness OF
the finny tribe, when suddenly he felt 9
strong pull at his line that nearly took
the rod from his hand and brought him
back to the region of fact quite hurried,
ly. He drew In his line and succeeded
IN Ian ding bis fish after much diincnlty
and found TO his proud surprise that \
was fine, large black bass, fully q
inches in length.
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kellOb0dl..

n y ErAcllfslon and reunion of the
Iulr -, ,,s' ~ kehoboth 1 Beach, OH FRI
" 1oll,' 1919. The train leaves
!. W. D. H. r., depot at $50 Am.
had s'1' a s1a'nlts,sl so; children, 81 90,
trss, s AZ James "a u Webb's, 224 Mar
y, Downs, Odd Fellows
I. Doaghten's, 4lO Market
n ''ss s,,, r. IL: Woods, Tenth and
| las ,eass Jus .,.L John J. Gallagher 1
sscsa,s "s ana 1000 Market street an(
Encamnaar,leeso Ea,r.arles of the different Lodge,
''s' 17-7t,
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HERIFF's SA LIE.

- HERIFF'S SAL ALE.
- BY viitue Of u writ OF Plus Venditioni
ExpOnas to me directed, will be exposed
to Public Sale, at the sss
HOTEL OF WILL lam 3. B.CURRENDER
In the villageof Chris lana, In White Clay
creek Hd., New Ca stle County, Del, on
MONDAY, The 18th Day Of August,
A. D., 1879, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
the following described Real Estate. viz: !:
m that d dwelling house and land thereunto
belonging, situated in Christiana village
In Waite Clay Creek Hundred, New cast lie
County and state bf Delaware, ana bound
ed by the public road leading from said
village TO Elkton. and by land of Walther
n, SOuthgate. deceased, and Thomas Lay
nam and the creek, containing three acres
OF land more or less with frame barn
and other Outbuildlnga thereon erected.
All that other 10Y of land situated In the
Hundred, County and State aforesaid and
bounded on the south by lands OF Isaac
and Andrew Kirby, on the west by lands
of Charles and the sand James r. c. Old
ham, on the north by lands OF Sullivan
and lands of Daniel Walthers, and on
the east by lands Of the heirs Of i. JACK
son, deceased, and the lands 81 w. y,
Southgate, deceased, containing lOacres o
land, more or less
Selzed and taken In execution as the
pro, erty OF Jame$ r. g. Oldham, and to bt
| sold hy JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Ssh snerlff's Office New Castle, July q. 1875
jy2i-3tawts
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


FLoURts without material channe Sales
of 900 bbls., Including Minnesota extra
low and fancy at &5a5 rs; Pennsylvania
do do at S5a5 so; Western do do at IS 81 u
a6 and Patent and other high grades at
40 75a7 10. Rye Flour Is steady at S3 goa
25 Corn Meal Is nominal at 30 so + o b.
or A!r.-!he demand for Wheat Wheat was was
limited and prices were unsettled ana y,
n, W red and Amber at 81 l2l5a1i3 old do
do at sl ~; No. mber. 81 i5x and No.
. Red elevator, at 81 13k July; in Aug;
M. Sept, and 81 ii1a october. Rye sells
at 6ik attic. Corn is fairly active. Sales
OF rs 900 bushels including sail, mixed in
grain depot. at 4Sa4ac, yellow do do at soc.
and sail, elevator, al 45ka45kc... Augnsti
45x x4b&c. Sept, and 46&c:. October. Oats
are unchanged. Sales OF $500 bushels, In
Guiding mixed, at 36ka 7c.. and white al
38a40c. The receipts to-day We're as fol,
lows: $3.50 barrels flour. 10 100 bushels Of
wheat, l6, 100 bushels OF corn, 500 bushels
rye, 14TOO bushels OF oats, ITO barrels O
whiskey -
WHIsKY.-l0) barrels of We tern iror
bound sol1 al 81 on a per gallon.
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|IR7I1 EDITION
..,x THE RACE.

.,,xr SWIMMING PLACE o.
sAsp,s,sal .s.sa youngsters, .plasfhiinSs sfiSg
score nas1" "ho;,t in the water of tL'e
Ts,shins nssr,1 aD'si side of the Brandy, ,sas q
,t, j st'"s ali T. yesterday ,,aue1ti%e a,1sanGnn,
on~sn'fssx nn away s'S' into the evening .,.i,!E
y It up. up that the water was m,icG snich
The isss sna '' often positively ta,ck y x.
rd, lry ellowish substance ,,a1,' shn'
sn''''" WI I,s,,up 4 Moore's paper MILL
se. w,e e the boys swim IS not 't
place ,sst T's could be selected ~ !
QUE Isn,h .1'a' Of of about three feet .,,va ana
,s 0l !" "Ie length, it is just as long as
IL, &. i%i,aSsrs S,En SSasu and the equsnt;
y # tn ,es ssr creek, to screen theinaked ls,s1
Of lhs ess e, from the eyes Of ladies
the .nj OUIS Sdowm,-and the fence Is
upnared up a feet in length, -
e,l'usru ", sizes and ages, Of all con-
Of ~, s',,.,Mneraments ,'n were besport-
,.aS,,ss and ,s.''ps IN the aN discolcred water
Insta l,se,Ie, bows from six to sixteen, LAM ano
Sysry :, ryI boy seemed for once to Dc
L's', asl;,v with every other BOY, ana
Far darkies T. ok as many hp''.''
lrS''Se's ni,Se &C Il ions of the yoingster
.. r.,ar ,n were too funny for any
sa'o, same Of them could dive tn
,a"%I o"', Of the fence, and on
e"I,I Ssd so well trained them
that aI' they could go unde
sr 'r' At the lower end OF the SWIM
:, ,rs. a. and completely conceale'
pv. swim half way up W 'l,e o.ae ~, :
rhen they had a way oi u..e :,
sness that almost TOOK the press Of ~,
I%n % one who was not used to IN
,od od' If d the average small boy. On
rIimb up on the bank and anothe
bis I shoulder. All of a sudden tn
al ,,l would give a leap and the "
~ Sould wildly gyrate through n
over l,eels,-but he would com
rIaht. One thing that was su
lIe boys never got angry.
n Smith, the I'randywine "sp
the north race, had to be preset
while to keep the boys fro
y their naked proportions fro
the sence. an tell you what
2, after chasing two or thr'
hers behind the fence with
"ifIvas running a newspape
uale a change in this swimmi'
lis to the health Of the city
the boys clean and if this fen
IN up a other hundred feet,
make much more room. Il
WENT any chance at all to swl
pcallse too many come"
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NOsinx Around.

pARD OF HEALTH ExAMlNES A
biz OF NuIsANCEs AND ORDERS
|R ABATEMENT.
Board of Health held an adjourn
Ming at 7 o'clock, last evening, al
thwe,t corner Of Water and Tat
eets, for the purpose Of examin-
large gutter or ditch leading from
street /, the GLristiana. This
8 choked with weeds, aud is made
tace for different kinds Of filth,
IL has become a decided nuisance.
bard came To the conclusion that
ID be converted into a covered
and motion made by Mr.. Ken
ecaring il a nuisance and refer
10 the Street Committee Of City
for abatement, was adopted
opposition. T
Board then adjourned to meet al
Der Of Adams and Pleasant streets,
Tenth Ward.
|AsANT STREET THAT Is VERY
UNPLEASANT.
trip Of the Board was taken al
geation of Mr.. l.annan, member
e Tenth Ward, who wanted tht
10 view Pleasant street, in all Its
mud, filth and stagnant water.
sant ST et commences at Adaml
above Front, and runs west as fa
Buren,. The square belweel
aud Jackson streets is pretty vel
2, but as there is no gutter an,
le curb stone, the bed and side
street are Ia terrible condition
punt OF tie surface water that CA
outlet. The Board discussed til
several minutes, and endeavore
out, but without success, whethe
prty owners Or the city owne
Of the street.
NY llie subject was disposed Of b
IL to the Tenth Ward Commit
u power to act, the nuisance I
ed within ten days. The Boar
tjonrned.
u returning IL was noticed that II
ohthe west side Of Adams stree
leasant to Front, was choked u
ee,s and filth. This however,
u LOT The Street Committee to q
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GEN: RAJ ORDER NO. 2.

After the arrivalof the trains at Reho-
both, on the morning OF July 25th, the
mem bers OF the orders will form in line
on RehobOLh Avenue in The following or
der.
Lodg; Nos. 3S, 81, Sc, 80, 80, 81. 80, 90, 81,
, %, rs. 22, II, ~, ~, 10, II, 10, a. ~, II, TO-
J,8, 4, o. 8, 4, 8, 2, 1. Encam pments, 10 8
I, g. 8, 4, 8. 2, I, Co. A., Wilmington Batal-
ion OF Patriarchs and invited guests.
The parade will PASS over the following
route Down Reh@bOth Avenue to Sur
Avenue; along Surf Avenue to Surf
House. When the head of the line arrives
at the Surf House, the procession will halt
and open order, when James l.. Ridgely,
q. G. and h. s.; Hon. Judge Geary Tneo
A. Ross, Assistant q. q. and K. 81, and
Joshua Vansant. g T., will pass through
the line under escort OF Co. A, Whining
ton Battalion OF PaJriarchs, headed by the
City CorneI Band. and the line will coun.
termarch and dismiss at the surf House
after which g. g., James Ridgely, II his
health will permit will hold reception In
the parlor oIthe surf House. By order Of
GEORGE II HUGHES,
jy24. Grand Marshal
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hMtnxtOn In the I.tst.

IN ING Albts
Oush the energy of f. Il. Frazer,
ar oi Deaths and Burials, Will
,'ul., ~ now finds a regular place in
us,el'a, p'a, issued weekly by the Ma
=, BOARD OF Health, at Washington.
Shop y report Tor the week ending Ju-
mhen there were Is deaths, shows
J annual death rate per thousand
T. OASIS SIS Of $4,000 population }
20; The highest death rate was
~ naooooken, ao Ook N. J. with a popula.
!, loooO, and the lowest 81, In
nonpI, amp'on, N. Y, and Orange, N. J..
,'T'l'. Equations of $4,000 and 10000
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A SMALL NEGRO THIEF.

While Joshua Bachus was suffering
from the dose of laudanum, which he
took yesterday as announced in the
GAZETTE, a small negro lad, Is years old,
named, Isaac Anderson is charged with
stealing SO out of his pocket. Anderson
was arrested and given hearing before
Esquire Cole who held him for court in
the sum of $500 bail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Importnni 70 NIotl,c rs.

Mrs. WiIislpw's Soothing syrup is the
only thing that mOthers can rely upon toi
their CHILDREN. 1t corrects acidity of tht
stomach, cures wind collie, regulates th'
bowels and gives rest, health and cemfort
To mother and child. During the process
of teeLning lis value Is incalculitble. II
softens ihe gums. reduces inhamniatiob
and allays All pain thereby giving rest h
he child and comfort TO the mother.-
twenty 1--WE cents q bottle. marl5-lyeod
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A CARD.

TO all VINO are suffering from The errors
and indiscrei ions Of youth nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send a recipe that Will cure You,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America Send "A seif-addressed envelope
10 the REV JOSEPH +. INMAN, Station ID
zew York City.
dec2O- end &Wiy t'
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l'fSt Ride to the R,ver

.to,, Hide 10 the River.
bwn,ayy, afternoon Councilman B.
earrisa. hu and Mr.. Dennis Bulger
e,Son',uSs S'use ,uhe drive along Chrlstiana
eyond IIa ~. wllmington,a and after get
Bic Of ,ha 1ne graded portion, folio v ed
Thil \, iiae 2 Avenue clear to the river S
Is beam ' ds y The first time that q yebi-
bank. sI .uS ufVen e. over this route to the
freco1rdd dua Is, Is therefore a fact wor-
kvenusu k,u, !. Il The grading Of Christi
bot be lonap ~ prh"gre 'sing finely, aud il
acknoS'nag ,ung before the "riyer road ,
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jy23-tln

NJ OTICE.-TLe regular quarterly meet
IN ing or the Trustees of the Poor, OF
New Castle County, will be held At the
Aims House, Wednesday, July 80, at 10
O'Clock q. IN. All persons having bills
will present them on or before that day.
The Supply Committee will meet at the
Aims House, Saturday,, August I'd, at II a
M, when proposals will be received fol
furnishing The A Inns House, for the nexl
three M onths, with bread meats and Il
bacco. j. W. COOCH,
Iy2i 90 ,28 20 4 itw. Secretary.
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A PECULIAR RAIN.

The slight thunder gust that visited visited
Wilmington last night wasvery peonha,p, y,
"a its extent. While it "laid the dust
completely in the city and made the grass
look green in the yards, only i,W orops
fell beyond Market street brldge osef
Christiaua.
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Tha .Faof RrislSe.

The wire for the foot bridge, to be put
across the Brandywine just below ot
Ausushiiae Aug ,h;. paper and m work y viii 6s CON
menced upon 1t right away. ..
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'ilTED

BATFS. Suddenly on the 23d inst j as.
A. Bates In the 6blh ear OF bis age.
The relatives aid friends Of the family
are respectiuily -fnvited to attend the
funeral on Saturday afternoon at o..
clock, from his late residence, Third street
and Concord Avenue, Ch ester. Pa.
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HEALD u co.
BANK Frs & BROKERS,
AND DEALERS IN

AND DEALERS IN
,TOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT.
CAGES \ COMMERCIAL PAPER.
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The daily gazette., 1879-07-24
A TOWN ON FIREAr,Hl

SALISBURY, Md, BEING DEsFRoYhR-
. By FLAMES: FLAMES .syna ssiT
Dispatches received in this city from
Salisbury, Md, state that q destructivS
fire broke out there, this morning, shd *
that there is great danger Of the eptlran
town being destroyed. 2 tnns a9s5 sAd