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THE JANEsON-REAM MURDER TRIAL-At the
trial 10 Culpeper, Va, Monday, OF George W.
James for the murder OF E. NJ Ream OF this
q conversation with Ream on the Saturday
night prior to the election day, In which he
Creamy remarked that he would have his way
at Shrewsbury and Culpeper In spite OF HI
MT. J.. L. Lewis, the counsel for defense, said
that II Ream threatened Jamesons life and the
latter heard OF Ii before the shooting and shot
Ream, did he not do tU In elr-defense? Mr..
Gray, for the prosecution: Is man justifiab!e
In killing another because the latter threatens
his life7 In his opinion he is not The right
course to pursue Is TO go to the magistrate and
set warrant.
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CHILDREN's bracelets and cameo rings a,
Prlggs.
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G00s JUENEHAWN'O
H0UHT VERNON LAGER BEER BREwERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN.
BExwKXN 4TH AND 6TH AND AVID STsL RE.
ap2S-H Wsshinston. d. O.
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THE FOLLOWING PATENTS dated September
I'd, have been issued from the Patent Office to
persons In Washington:-W. W. Hubbell, alloy
Tor jewelry, silyerware and coin; Geo. T. Keen,
pantaloons; James Bell, bill file
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HOTELS.

TRAYMORE HOUSE,
/ Sea End, Illinois ave-, Atlantic City, M.
OPEN MAY 81
1yl7-6N Address NJ T. HOPES.
TREMONT HOUSE
This well.known fsvofite Hotel is off erinu 6-st
class BOARD, three meals q day, with pleasant
desirable rooms. at the following rates: entIeman
and WIFE goo to $50 per month Single Rooms, a25
to $50; Table Beard. $40 auR29.ims
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=, Mr.; ALBAUGH IN assuming the m,na1ement OF
this Theatef presents h.s claims the cit zens sf
washington and vicinity az a mans gar of maru
years stapdirs, whose beet endeavors will ever is
erected 10 encouraging all that IL best in the dra-
msac and musical world ENCOURAGED by the King
public he pledges himself to cater for Their "a sfsx
ana wishes as theoretically and faithfully A. 1000
bic, ana as voucher nj the inauguration of his
son be u prepared to announce LIST Of attractonx
second 70 no one Theater N America as the follow
lag names VIII show Resting upon their yertiict
for the success OF bis lxbors Mr. Absusb IL bonors
all times. ss
The following Stars and Combinations Ara unaa,
absolute contract and VIII positively appear:-JohT
McCuGcush, Lawrence Barrett MI. Sothern otra-
s sosh = Italian Opera 90. Magsie Mitchell Union
MI and Mr.. MKee K.Diin. Robson Az oT.ns M;
anderson, Kate C,axton, Lolita, Abbott Eugiiah
opera Co, The Tourists, Adah Richmond, Oliver 10.
hobt. Frazer and The Foy's, jos. Murphy. Nor.
dsgnt Bontfsce. Milton Mobiles. Jos. K kmmet.
This establishment vii open for the regular sea.
eon w.
MONDAY EVENING. Sept 9Th, 1879,
introducing for ak nishts
And CD AAtinees,
"WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
The greet and only
HERRMANN
The King Of eli Prestidieitafeurs. I'm n world NJ
mystic wonders, aseieted by
THE THREE LOULLAG,
Partisan. GrotesQue and Comiques
NILE. ADDIE.
1Ie peautiu Aruete-DiAblerie and Miracles q
Illusions II. sh. rtiy The Decapitation and Cannon
Boz Office open Saturday September 9Th
sepSu tRepubliran Post
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MATINEE SATURDAY Ar2
MATINEE SATURDAY AT a.
MOfDAN GEpTKMREl

MOI DAY, SEPTEMBER e.
LITTLE DUKE, with original Piuafore Oompan >
and the Famous Vocalist. NJ .ss Jennie Busk
ELECTRIC LIGHT At Ford's Brcs 4 street Thes6e or
Philadelphia. sepStr
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NATIONAL TBEATER,

~ JOIN ". ALBApGH. Lessee and Manage
AlSo, Of the Holiday street Thester Baltfmore .
LelaI d Or era House, Albany, N. Y
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OFFICE OF THE NEW VICTOR AND WEED
~ ~ SEWING MAQHINES. at OPPEHHE1MEh'S,
exchanged. on easy terms. Renting and Repairing.
au1l6tr
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DR. NILLER'H NEURALGIA or NERVE AOHI
~ P1lIA The beet remedy Known: Tho1ssndl
GRo 5Sf Xi SCc ~ a9ans' e. tsa En-
ylYapiR ava Ru14.lY
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Tone MP the System
oy taxing Quirks Irish Tea. IL cures Bilious
ness, Headache and regulates the blood. Price
70 cents.
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SVR THEATEB COMI0UH.
~ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER l. NI0HTIY AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEtD
ANOTHER NEW COMPANY
ant, BiIhe and Masgie Bay. Leo Gordon Robert
6laven. Last week Of Lester Howard and Lizzi0
Hunter, conway and Farrell, ChArlea A. Greer Min.
ME Farrell, &c. jake Budd and John RobtnSou
tbs week ~ the Great Sketch GLYCERINE OFT.
this Powerful Company. aepIfr
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ZINGIB1R, the botanical name for ginger. by
It's SOUND, suggests its use as q proper bever-
age for the heats Of summer or the chills Of
winter. In Sanfords Jamaica Ginger its dell
clous and tnvigorating properties may be found
In perfection.
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GREEN TURTLE SoUP-Delicious.-Ask your
grocer Tor 1t. Trade supplied BY r. c, Gwynn
pennsylvania ave. and 9th street, washington. {
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BAak Il 3; Sab r sT6dk : sSS SoRiirns

16 BROAD ST., NEW YORK,
buy and sell. through the New York stock Exchange,
all the active stocks and also carry same on very
moderate margin as long e desired. They nagotiate
frequent profits With very limited liability. Their
explanatory circular and stock report, containing
full particulars, are mailed free on application
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Grttbb's Corner.
DoINGs OUT IN THAT QUIET NEIGH
BORHOOD.

DoINGS OUT IN THAT QUIET NEIGH
BORHOOD.
A correspondent writing from Grubb's
corner says that they have had quite a
mad dog scare In tlat vicinity. 1t made
its appearance at Norris Talley's, at
half-past five o'clock Saturday last, and
bit his large black dog; then proceeded
to Isaac Newton Grubb's Esq, arriving
there at o'clock. At first il manifested
a friendly disposition, and ate small
piece of meat, but soon changed and fell
upon their rabbit dog, and bit him badly
in the back.
None of the family thought he was
mad at this time, or they might have
easily killed him and saved much trouble
which followed. He then ran away,
and bit Messrs. Leach's, Booths, Ander-
sons, Weaver's and Hamby's dogs-per-
haps others, and then returned to MIR.
Grubb's about nine o'clock and bit an
other valuable dog called Shepherd, and
his son Newton, who is but fifteen years
of age, being enraged at him, ran up
stairs and got the gun and killed him.
All in all, the dog bit about thirteen
dogs, some of whom were shot.
Rev. j. F. Crouch, of Chester, Pa.
preached in Bethel M. E. Church Sun
day morning to the satisfaction of the
congregation, and Jesse NJ. CLAIR helt
service at night, while the pastor, w. b
Gregg, preached in Chester.
The gentle showers and the light fai
of snow has greatly improved the wheat
especially that which was sown late.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
.NetU Castle Letter.
Special correspondence of the Gazette

Special correspondence of the Gazette.
New CASTLE, Nov. 13.-At Esquire
Richardson's Office there was a lively
time yesterday. The residente rs Of Will
liam street were out on the war path,
making the Esquire's office their head
quarters. Suits and threats of suits was
the order and darkness put cease to the
strife.
One case before the Mayor last even
ing. George Howards put IN a claim
that he was ''afraid to be much around
for this feller, Miller, said he would
blow his brains out" Now, Miller
seemed too small to be so vicious and
after the Mayor had put a number Of
questions, he came to the conclusion that
the true inwardness of the case laid in
the fact that there was a woman in it.
There is now on exhibition in the win.
dow of l.. NJ. Chase x Son, ticket fol
the Thanksgiving eve ball of the Shields
| Library.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Brief LOcuIs-

a'esslon. '''''' 'h's evening In regu-
agtrln,ennahee to abolish the Office OF
Rbsby u. Of the city Hospital will
"hIng ~ '"''eu up for iinal action this
Id Of improvements are being
hcty, ''e T. W. q b. K. Il. depot In
sllEiTr copy OF this week ksDELAwARE
htplOn to l.alnihg a full report of the
hellnv senator bay ard, on Tuesday
and' anu send 1t to your absen,
" b Why was no evidence to hold the par
ss,ng conn., arrested on suspicion ol
!1 N'niinittsd the assault on MI
ssaaSS, shsepp',1I'can ssp struggles hard with the
%liltle end a, consequence comes out al
Revive uu OF the horn 30 to speak.
aaabsr n, meetings are being held In .
a. Tue Methodist Churches in thi,
naSS'slolss,i,s. na's y the /. new new telegraph compan,
Tho bu',s 'e their office In this city,
~ 'A 'akes place tomorrow even
ssasivsf1hzsrrs,s asivf +, report of the rsceDt,on +,
'asr papers' iar exceeded those of tn,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
The Central Pacific Paws Up

WASHINGTON, November 12.-The
Central Pacific Railroad Company to-day
made cash payment to the United
States Treasury of 1920, $50, which pay
ment, together with the aggregate of
their credits for government transporta-
tion during the six months ended De-
cember 81, 1879, fulfills the require
ments of the Thurman law in regard to
the Central Pacific Railroad for that
period, the total payment in cash and
transportation services beingS536, 29l.90,
or 20 per cent. of the net earning of the
subsidized portions of the railroad lines.
The amount deposited to-day has, by
direction of the Auditor of Railroad Ac-
counts, been apportioned about as fol-
lows, viz: SlS0,00O to the credit of the
Central Pacific sinking fund and $40, 900
to the credit of the requirement for an
nual payments of five per cent. OF the
company's net earnings.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
TAINTED to Die.
MRS. CHARLES HANAwAY TRIES TO
END HER LIFE WITH A DOSE OF
LAUDANUM.

MRS. CHARLES HANAwAY TRIES TO
END HER LIFE WITH A DOSE OF
LAUDANUM.
Domestic trouble caused Mrs. Charles
Hanaway, who lives with ber husband,
at No. 736 East Sixth street, to make
rash attempt at taking her own life by
drinking half an ounce of laudanum,
about nine o'clock yesterday morning.
The woman is subject to fits, and she
took the laudanum about the time she
felt a spasm coming on. When DR..
Springer, the family physician, and Drs.
Quinby, Harlan and Brown were called
in, an hour afteward, she was in convul-
sions, and the practitioners were unable
to administer any emetic or use the
stomach pump. They, however, injected
medicine under the skin to counteract
the effect of the deadly drug.
For some time Mrs. Hanaway's recov-
cry was despaired of, and during the day
only very faint hopes were entertained
of her surviving. 1t appears that the
only chance lay in the fact that the drug
taken was not so strong as that which Ii
usually sold. 1t was not of the usual
strength; had it been no power could
have saved the woman's life. Last night
at 1O.3O o'clock she was In fair way to
recover, and this morning is almost out
of danger.
Mrs. Hanaway is woman Of some
thing more than forty years of age. Her
husband is hard working machinist, In
the p, W. & b. r. X. shops. She has .
daughter married in Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Il DeIaaCare Farmer Rooted

A farmer from Blackbird Hundred
went to Philadelphia one day last week
and while looking ground a. the sights
concluded he would take look AT The
stable and horses. Ju before getting
there he was met bv "a man who asked
him il he had been to look AT the hne
horse. The countryman said no, but he
would, and together they went To the
s,ahle. The animal was fine looking
one for which he said he would take $40
cash. The money was planked down (ail
he had) with the request that the animal
might remain in the stable until the at
ternoon. When the purchaser went Tor
his bargain it and the "Gyp" were both
gone and the unsuspecting conntryman
left to reflect, with not cent IN his pock
ct. on the devious ways of The city folk
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Putting Black Bass IN Chester
Creek.

Mr.. IL. b. Taylor, the hardware mer-
chant, went to West Philadelphia yes
terday morning and met the agent of the
State Fish Commission there with two
cans of black bass for him to deposit in
Chester Greek. The fish were fifty in
nuiber, ranging from seven to nine
inches long, and were carried in cans
similar to milk cans. They came from
Mari etta, where they We're caught in the
Susquehanna with a hook and line on
Thursday, and were shipped from that
D ace yesterday morning, Mr.. Taylor at
once proceeded to Lenni, and at four
O'Clock IN the afternoon they were swim
mi ug iE Lenni dam. When they were
loose in the dam a couple of them turn
ed up as if dead, but soon swan off APP
parently all right. They ought not to be
caught before two years, by which time
the creek will be pretty full of them.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
II Funny Case.
THE TRoUBLE PETER HULL HAD WITH
SOME NEGRO LADS.

THE TROUBLE PETER HULL HAD WITH
SOME NEGRO LADS.
Peter Hull, negro, with look Of
general played-outness about him and .
wheeling tone, came into the police
station this morning, a few minutes late,
and with a cane and basket in his hand,
and testified against two coal black ne
gro lads. whom he had arrested for
abusing him. ayes, marssa," said be,
"dey KUN do yn in front ob my house,
an abused me ike all possessed. Dey
siad dey would hit me wifi a stick an
knack de bref outen me. A sick man
amt got no room to talk and dey freat-
ened un; de mo- L talk to 'em nice, de
mo dey go on"
81 didn't say I'd knock de bref outen
yo, none," said one of the accused.
'I'se teIin' de truf, an amt afraid to
stan up in de congregation an tell it,"
replied the old man.
The mother of one of the boys now
commenced TO conduct the case for the
defense. She said that the whole cause
of the trouble was "dat de ole man locked
up de pump, which was ornary, impu-
dent, hypocrite piece OBJ devilmept; II
he'd tole my ole man about de boys" she
went on, "he'd cut dar backs. / know
dey go around de warm corner, any boy
do dat, an de warm corner Is where
Peter Hul's house is"
The old woman went on in this philo-
sophie strain at great length, and ex-
cited much laughter.
Finally they were held to keep the
peace in the sum of 500 and required to
pay the costs of the case.
No sooner was the case concluded
than the parents of the boys sued Hull
and his wife before Magistrate Hagauy,
for throwing water at them after they
had abused the old man. "They get JUS
tice, and law at Esquire Hagany's," re-
marked bystander at this denoument.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

ject. He is not man to receive promo
ton through WI. .ar intri. ues, manage
ment and combinations, but rests his
prospects wholly upon his services and
his character. The Democrats will have
in HIM as their caudidte man who is
popular solely because of his sterling
worth. He unites the traditions Of the
old school with the desirable methods Of
the new. While conservative and safe,
he is also progressive aud liberal
No American citizen can look back
owe. the record OF our polltlcs since tho
war ended without meeting the name Of
Senator Bayarc in the most honorable
connection. Tilden has been shclved,
and the contest tor the snofn nation will
be between Hancock and B,yard' The
military reputation OF Hancock will
bring no strength to the Democratic
ticket He was the uufort,n Ate medium
selected for executing Mrs. Surrat, and
Notwithstanding he was simply obeying
orders, he would he pictured as he
buteherer an innocent woman, ami
thousands of Cathoncs would vote
| again,t him. Mo cover. Grant will alb
sorb all the military enthusiasm Of the
| country, an,i the fact that General Ew-
| ing, v ho served four wears IN the war,
was recently defeated 10y Foster. who
who made "a fortune by selling calico
during the war, shows thai the military
fame OF General Hancock will be worth
| less IN the next canvass. The countri
wants for President civilian, just such
"a statesman ~ Thomas Il. Bdyard--
| pattIot without deceit or deinagoguery-
who has been faithful always and at all
times; who has been Senator without re-
proach; careful, attentive and Industrious
ever mindful of the pubhc interest; pure
in hrs personal conduct and ch iracteri
and morally, intellectually, and in ali
things that enter into the character of All
able ami upright statesman, the superior
of all his cotemporaries-iD IA word, the
very man to make moiel President Of
| the United States. Let the South uni I
in urging the somi ination of such "A man
From this time forward, as it has href
for over year, the ArPEAL i, for him
FOR HIM, FOR HIM.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
TheU Had Better Separate.

At the police hearings last even ng
Catharine Kavanaugh was arraigned on
complaint OF her husband, who charged
her With being drunk ami disorderly. He
testified that she was in the habit of get
tug drunk, and when in that condition
sine would abuse him and the children.
She would throw Jerks, plates, kettles,
etc, at him, A short time ago he came
home from work, and she picked up a
Kettle from off the stove and struck him
in the mouth with il, knocking out two
of his teeth.
She was Ioquired to pay ST and costs.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
DIED.

AYRES,-At Buffalo, N. Y, November 8,
Maria s., wife of Rev. M. w. Ayres,
daughter of John p. and Sarah Turley.
aged % years.
BAKER.-On the 10th inst, Catharine s.,
rellct of the late DIR. William w. Bak err
of Wilmington, Del.
The funeral services will be held at her
late residence, No. 1900 Arch street, on
Friday morning, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock.
HOUSTON.-On the 11th inst. Adelino
Price, wife OF Rev. j. l.. Houston, aged
90 years.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, $40 Della
ware Avenue, on Thursday, the 18th inst,
at 3 o'clock. Kent and Cecil Co., Md,
papers please copy.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

SENATOR BAYARD addressed the
vol gfuwen aud manufacturer III con
ea.iOn al the Continental Hotel yester-
ar His speech was received with
IL gearst satisfaction and elected
llh applause. some important changes
las industry are wcrthy of special
..llOu. 1t was stated in .he report
aAs Secretary that the improvements
Machinery, etc, were 50 great that
.i!isO "a d, Of BRUSSELS carpet per
'sl can now be- woven In certain i'm
FsVl looms by one girl week in and
'aA Out whereas in 1850 fourteen
lI' vas a good product under the
nae help in the same time.
MlsD We imported III manufactures
Wool a value of $37,937, 100. Ii
NJ With a population increased a.
" lowest estimate, not less than II,
eIw, We Imported value of S25, 80,
Madeline owing in part TO CONNER
a Inactivity, but mainly to our in-
H''Sl capacity to supply our own con
laNol' The diminished importation.
a@Halh classes were in later periods
shnasable. Even so late as 1872 til,
ave o' our lmportations Of carpets wa
sHI NOOO,OJ0. In 1878 the value o
Enpoliatlons was but $393, $3.50.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
vmuortaut,o Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup Is the
only thiug that mothers can rely upon for
their children. 1t corrects acidlty OF the
stnnach, cures wind collie, Regulates The
b, ,wels and gives rest, health and comfort,
To mother and child. During the process
of teething lis value Is incalculable. IL
sottens the gums, reduces indian nation
aud aliays all pain thereby giving rest 10
Tie child and CON tort To the mother,-
Twenty-rvc cents - hottie. marl5- -lyeoI
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
In q FILthU Condition.

The attention of the Street Com mis-
sioner is called to the covered quite rs at
Front and King streets. The cutters in
question are filled up with dead leaves
and the refuse from the market wagons
that it is impossi BILE for the water to pass
through. The stencil arising from the
cutters is not very pleasant TO the nos
trllS of the passerS by.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Change Of COiOrS.

For years past the various fiagmen at
the street crossings over the p. W. Il b.
r. r., in this city hive been using red
Il iags to warn pedestrians aud teams of
approaching trains. Yesterday the red
we're adopted in their place for the same
purpose. The red flags will be used for
stopping trains only.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

The Treasury Department yesterday
ordered SOL 900 ounces of gold bullion,
being a portion Of that received from
Europe, from the assay office at New
York to the Mint in this city for coinage.
The value of the bullion is about $40, $50,
900. Until further orders the coinage
of gold by the Mints will be confined to
eagles and half eagles.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
RocheIOrs ahead.

The Smyrna Times says SO far as
reports reach us our two ba chelor iarul-
ers near town are ahead in yield ana IN
complet ng their work. waiter ". Hoi
tecker's field OF rs acres averages sz
bushels per acre and Wm. Polk Cum
mins' 515 bushels.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
u. Daily Sasstts.

|-,,,or correspondent ray'
NA %ouht IN the minds OF kepuf-
a@' ~ 0" rs Capital that Secretary
r'' !" MD decline to sappor' s'tnt, n, y
.haI' s,'", r"otl,np for President that II
Gnn' OF 'V. h. Nominated ani Bayard
s'i'I ''Y ,Ds Democratic cand'dat" the
s''n' y, would support Bay"rd.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
The Last Time.

Wallolla Lodge, L. o. G. T., will give
an entertainment tonight, in the hall of
the NJ. s. II. A, on Third streets. Prof.
Payne, of West Chester, Pa, will be
present, and the Roberts sisters will
sing for the last time this winter
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

u,l1. has appointed Ih''rsuay'
oo.' ", ,n.,. asa day of thanksgiving
=, ,n,s ll in Delaware, in ...'" ar'0, s'..,ly a.Iy
hn ,.I "Thanksgiving' is fast
s''''''i ,u,o . holiday, looked for as
F''~, . Christmas. Perhaps we
s''"s ao'a to-, many such days when the
f' .,,"n .Y", are exempt from lator. But
Pe'' a'n III. day is mere idle one re-
IN mare evil than good. ! his
=, nj remedy perhaps
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Merit,

n'"e Pleased to learn that the healing
'oi Dr. F!agg's Stomach and Liver
go. "lhglng 1t into use in the best
' our city. Dr. GAsten, his gen.
.'aaNl' agent, we learn is a man of
' earning and ability. He will be
= H 70 give free counsel to invalids at
%IE Filth street.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

millions more oI foreign
'sea' ',.d al New York Oh Monday, TO
pa', '1,bs cn rency Of tie nation. 'Ihe
el.e Sll.eN,r. =, M I.tG Go" the Herald thinks
Y u' s'"i Or A good party cry, on Tue
''.', '.'"sb of I'm, aud scores of other siihi-
d rtrlt importallonS.
s,n seems the bond brokers hate
IA nav 4, cordially ss they did greel-
,,s,yesr ago. Nothing pleAses them
A, makes the people independent OF
,,.D. and enables them 10 sell their
:. .,, for more than enough to pay
I'D
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
N. '0e Freight B,tsfness.

We, We The Wn' Wiluof OF freight now passi M
sa Is n.ington & Northern Rail-
aet Of m,iuaily heavy. Owing 70 the
snpany sse snse power on the road the
'cunua,in.ua The freight At Birdshoro
Aahg on Its hanis ~ ''Sooro
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

iaa'ecrption given to s nator Bay
SUN l' native city OF Wilmington was
'"@ Triumph the like OF which has
"'! Oeeh Witnessed IN this country
Asieplju Record
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

Josh Billings almanac says: "About
this lime took out for cold weather. PA nd
it should have added:-Keep DR.. Bull 5
Cough Syrup in readiness.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

Iorl.lAyA casts eight votes for fiesl-
Ami Oe. wear The local Republicans
a, Ib. # they get some assistance from
,,-sl.s Northern speakers they can
au the State, having an UNUSUAL.
rcss and respectable ticket. Eight
nd, removed from the Dem ocrstic col
,un according to the Republican ari h.
ve neil. will render the triumph oi
N Democracy imp s.ible. Aud yel moi
,is.c4, K publican speaker VIII 90
I. LOUISIANA. Secretary Sherman's time
.mup.d with his annual report; Sec
ruy NcCrary is anxious concerning q
ls!se,hp Attorney General Devens has
,@ Of .le ,ame kind on hand; ) creta-
rEyGa is looking after bimelall'sIn
llh., trade.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

'nScS EDWARD ISLAND MAcKsRKl.
~ Wholesale and retail. by James
Navy aa,e =. nh store. col West Front street.