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CENER AL NEWS.

President Hayes and party had great
reception at Sedalia, Mo-, yesterday
morning, and national salute was fired
honor OF the President, salute Of 10
guns being fired for General Sherman.
General Sheridan had left the party for
Chicago.
The revival of business has caused an
unusual demand on the Treasury Depart
ment for the one cent bronze pieces, as
we'll as for the small notes. Minor coin
age can only be executed at the Phila-
celphia Mint, aud this mint is compelled
to devote most of its time to the making
Of the standard silver dollar. 1t is there
fore impossible to supply the demand for
one cent pieces at present, but as soou
as practicable a ufficiens amount will be
turned out to fill the orders received.
The Treasury Department yesterday
purchased 2g2 600 ounces OF silver bull
ion tor delivery at the Philadelphia AMI
San Francisco Mints.
The score in the great walking watch,
at o'clock this morning, stood: Rowell
$40; Merritt, 2S7; Hazael, 276; Hart, 272;
Guyon, $40; Weston, 251; Krohne, 233;
Jacks on, $50; EDnis, 22O; Federmeyer,
22O; Panchot, l05; Tay lor, 100.
A telegram from Toronto says Hanlan,
the oar man, will go to Chautauqua Lake
of them new boat. 1t was said at a
meeting of Hanlan's friends yesterday,
that he would not accept Eiliotts chal-
Ienge, but would receive the Sportsmen
Challeuge Cup.
Ten new cases of yellow fever aud
eight deaths were reported in Memphis
Yesterday. j. S. Galloway, Special
Judge Of the Circuit Court, yesterday
granted tho injunction restraining the
Health officers from preventing the
bringing Of lint orseed cotton into Mem
phis during the prevalence of the cpl
demic. The President OF the State
Board of Health at Nashville, haying
been advised by counsel that ''the pre-
tended election of j. 8. Galloway as
Special Judge was utterly void" tele-
graphed to the local Health Board to
commune to lnfOrce the rule precisely AZ
If no Injunction had been issued.
General Fitz Lee, ex-Confederats Of
fcer, was unanimously nominated for
the Virginia Legislature yesterday by
the Debt Payers of Stafford and King
George counties.
1'he Domin MON Exhibition at Ottawa
was formally opened yesterday BY the
Governor General and the Princess
Louise. Twenty thousand persons were
present, among the visitors being the
Governors of Ohio, Maine ana Vermont.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
A PASTORS WAR RECORD.
A case has just been settled before

A case has just been settled before a
committee OF ministers of the M. E.
Conference, regarding the "war record"
of Rev. j. ii. Caldwell, pastor OF st.
PauIs Church, this city. The case arose
from a report to the effect that Rev; >;
A. B. Wilson, of Asbury Church, had
written to Georgia for DIR. Caldwelfs
s.war record" the latter having been a
resident of that State during the war.
DIR. Caldwell announced himself as
ready to be examined OH his "war rec
ordn and a committee was appointed by
each side to settle this stupendously i'm
portant question.
This committee met at Presiding Ell
der Matlack's residence, yesterday, and
after examing papers bearing upon the
subject, decided that DIR. CadwelPs
"war record" was all tight.
The whole affair, it is asserted, was
.otten up to influence the action OF the
next Conference in electing delegates to
the General Conference, DR.. Caldwell
being urged as one of the candidates ior
the position.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
Police Cases

The following cases were disposed of
by the Mayor this morning
James Robertson, for assault and bat
terry on his wife Sarah, was required to
pay ST and costs.
Five boys were each required TO pay
so cents and costs each, for throwing
stones in the vicinity of Fifth and Tat
nall streets.
William MaguIre for disorderly coll
duct was required to pay so cents and
costs.
Two drunks with the usual penalty of
50 cents and costs completed the hear
ings.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
''ohDERLY STUDENTS.

,,.,, TRENTON, Nd, Sept. "a.
Isas', II,sn,' during the play of the
0ns,, oy a travelling company
lop 1psra s,s, House, this city, five
bjum %tuaenls, tu who occupied a
aaa u, poA, po behaved in such a dis
" hon MYSTERIOUS manner as to an
iD,i' OH.ll The actors and the au-
b in D%s,lns 'sI the singing Of the open
Is ths's 'as lhlrd act by Miss Mary
(,a,ins ine'r misconduct NJ, became more
|isnys a. The lady said to them
'y, h, s. "Gentlemen, receive n INV
dispcssO sOLr ,aIM noble conducl ;" which
ths S Oronsl0 ioualy applauded. Strange
Fnp r,Op,,elors ,o p,a' ,, Of the hall made
y wa ~ s sop the disorder. When
dsdtoa Oter herIw Two of the students
and 1dIo house on West Hanover
unde% %ere !, :, refused abundance.
Lally sm., ''ie uoorS and windows
AIel,' 'alSSIea and ,ea them them. The police
Tbi, ',oase an hour after mid.
a ", W,,,maNo morning they gave e' their their
Of es,,er ean.ss Barker and Philin t,1il p
Isqpi,ssGa i1sG malicious miscbieyf hIy were ans
sar ,ea bs,a,so to + furnish $500 bail eacn anu
vsi'i%e si'G'e the he Grand sG Jary. S.'' eacn
,,msest sstIns f,as, all 4 day some Of tbe;,
hinent iaUm lamnlpr Princeton and induced I,s,i
}, s'S aSaT Is of small Ttul''r stature 'se sed
as 's is 'ISrd ss complexion tsn'are and snG s"11
en is IS ,ai, about =. twenty years. anu oIa aai.
tssaty,twio' o. =, a {. dark complexion n
aadeess1,h here s, to quel all 'sn,son altean9, p
"''y have been very ryt troaSIs ruaSle
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
TRIED FOR TRESSPASS.

Harry Mason and Charles Jamison
were arraigned before Esquire Brady,
last night, ON the complaint OF Alfred d.
Vandever, charged with tresspassing Oh
the latter's premises, AT his bone boiling
establish ment on the western suburbs OF
the city. The testimony Of James
Monaghan, President of the Board
of Heath, was to the effect that the
Board, in its official capacity, visited
Vandeyer's establishment last Saturday
afternoon, and invited the defendants to
20 along p, they had complained against
the place as a nuisance. The case was
then dismissed.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
AwED BY A CENTIPEDE.
Pu the Eureka Cali Leader /

'"h" wal lS5ducT
y Mexlcans were in camp at the
q Memphis Creek, U. r., and
lsaOOul the lire when one OF
ise'lSr Cruca, saw a large cent?
wy llne Inches long, travelling
VA his ley. Knowing that the
aon would make 1t sink its dead
,Ao his skin, without moving
iMs,s9l "nt hls revolver and wait
Ae Insect had almost reached
when, slowly putting thu
" Me pistol to its head, he pull
%tsri and the centipede was
ms WA cehtipede's claws are quick
\ SSuapo~der and Cruca began to
.Iw aIsl1w minutes, the track Of the
,"tg s"a DIS leg turned a brownish
u nv 'ae place where II was killed
o, " if'Rhlfully. Cruca rapidly
S u'se and III a little over four
inward mn', he died in g.eat agony.
nv u%, s,ls singular part of the story
nj nI,S Sl'lel from Cruca's pistol Gu,
!. .',s ,sn III he fore leg Of a mule
m'nered near by and at day.
Nj A, nav, morning the mule was
Nv %',n The leg 30 swollen tina,
'u'st IN several places,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
Important t. Mothers

Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup Is The
onIv thing that mothers can rely upon ier
theIr chiidren. 1t cOrrects acidity OF the
st . ua ach, cures wind collie, res ulates tne
b wells and gives rest, health and comfort,
~ ~ uo"ther and ehild, During the process
of f teetning It's value is incalculable. 1t
sns,ens ihs gums. reduces Inflammation
and aIlays ali pain. thereby giving gtSsr Tesr 20
rwenty-five cents bottle. marlb-lyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

In the fitting, Knights Reckless
Boy, Talbot and White Cross tied for
the first prize. each securing eight rings.
Glendola and Lone Star each took seven
rings. The continuation of the tour
ney was postponed until tomorrow when
these knights will contest for their
places.
In the afternoon during the pendancy
of the racing, a good bit OF talk was s,
caused by the attachment OF "Stonewaii
who was to trot in the 2.4O race for nep, !:
The amount due was $1O4 5O. Ihis OF
course, would have kept him OIL the track
unless the claim was settled and as ne
was expected to be rival OF "'Iom Bay
ard" Dover's favorite colt, the people
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

Rral Walker, the superintendent
eensu', expects to have the work
ng out the census distric s COM
By The middle Of next month. No
tnent ofsupervisors or other Off
VI be made, however, until after
eling OF Congress-, and then there
10 hurry, AZ the superintendent
70 consult with Congressman on
ec.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
! 1ailv Sasstte.

~ York Sun in a timely art, .rt'-
f !. New W the public notice the ,a!oI, lnto.a
k'l' 70 , Republican Re- Senate toward ,owara
fa ,ahnson, when his famous ,.aes
fs 'OI ',,ad the intense opposition
F' sa',l which had elevated him to
pans I'''s from which he stepped by
''aSl 'la",n ,p murder to the presidency.
n'V." minds US that if the example
s.o,te of that day should .',.naa DC ,1,,
s'a 'a ~. Democrats in their attitude
= Have, the nominations for all
Is, "oe offices would be suspended
'sal, y, or absolutely reject' d. Ihl'
wv. w. carried so far by the he
=, ,sa, time that rejection lost
~ ~ ..rce As a matter Of personal
\. The best and fittest men
Nv, ,a.a down. and thrown out
from resentment toward a p'es'-
~ wv r,s too stubborn to yield to
.ins % majority, and too proud to
4, s,pediency or policy. -
~ Al last sets all things eVen''
=. citing example Of the lnev,tA-
libution Of politics that tne ..r pe,
T. are in a position to do as they
~, bv then, except that In the
meh treatment Of their political
a.. WHO hold their place by a
a, fraud, It wou'd not be nearly
,'s,hle and iuexcusable as in the
4 ,,,e, when he was so brutally
ny his own party because he only
,Ii way to the democratic side Of
|utiOD,l government. The page OF
Ir,,n senatorial history in the
N administration is one OF the
\ in our national annals and we
the Democrats will never write
such. At the same time Hayes
he made sensible of the Demo-
majority in the Senate. The rein
be held clos, upon him. His ap-
snls should be ca efully scrutl-
md no appoiniee should be con-
who aided the electoral fraud or
!, abused official influence In par
krice-"cvnlIary to civil service
No
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
PRICE ONE CENT
GEOLOGY.

Because of the interruptions on Non.
day evening last, Professor Gunning
VIII give six more lectures ir his esoloS.
lc course, commencing this evening &
1.4o precisely. 1t is seldom We have IL
opportunity of getting first-clao lsetufes
Oy nrst-class professors. Our readerp
would therefore do we'll to avail them
selves OF Professor Cummings visit 70
get knowledge of one OF tie moot In
.erestlng scientific subjects that engnae
b 9th hemispht res.
"A DELEGAT1ON TO DOVER.
"A delegation Of Wilmington esntle-
, ,nen went to Dover, this morning, -
Mge upon Governor Hall, the CLAIMS q
george W. Gray, Esq, for the positloa,
o: AttorEey-General.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

|cRDlyG to a prominent English
bper traie will improve becau'e
Iue demand willprevent American
haurs IRON exporting cotton
ppiuts where they now compe e
e products of English looms. We
on 10 account discourage Britain's
| but If the time ever comes when
han manufacturers will not have
D spare there will be extraordina-
bnse on lllis side of the water.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
VISITING WILMINGTON.

j. Theo. f. Knowles, who gained quite
a reputation in this city by his crooked
business transactions, was in town last
evening,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

The annoyance oc sasioned by the con-
tinual crying of the baby, at once ceases
when the cause Is (as it should be)
promptly removed by using DR.. Bulls
baby syrup Price 25 cents per bottle.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
THE FIRST FROST.

Tie ''first frost of the season" was no
ticed by early risers, this morning. 1t
rested lightly on the housetops, Orna-
mented the windOw-panes with fantastic
figures, and permeated the entire atmos-
phere with its chilling influence. This,
however, was only Jacks advance guard,
and his traces we've completely dissolved
by the first square beams of the morning
sun.
LEFT WITH HIS PRISONER.
Chief of Police Lynch, of West Ches-
ter, visited Dover yesterday, with the
necessary papers for a requisition for
John Reed, returned to this city in the
evening with the requisition, and left on
the 0:46 train north with his prisoner.
Reed was arrested on the charge of steal
ing horse and wagon from Morris
Wheeler, of West Chester.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Marshal McMullen sold at the Wash
ing on House, yesterday afternoon at 9
O'Clock, the three Story BRICK house on
Tenth street, besween Jefferson and
Madison, belonging to the estate Of
Charles w. Gladden., deceased. to Charles
Gibbons, of Philadelphia for $4,000.
Where TO get Kew West Cigars.
Smith sells the finest Key West cigars
in the market. for %, for %, 2 for
25 and straight for 1O cents made from
the finest selection of Havana leaf al
the Club de Yate Factory, Key West,
FIoriia. Call at S21 Market street direct
ly opposite the Opera House. sept22-6t.
THE ENGLISH BICYCLISTS.
LONDON, Sept. "a.
The English bicyclists, Keen and
Stanton, who were announced to accom-
pany TerrOnt, the French champion ,and
Others on the 30th lust, will not leave
here for the United s a es until Octo ber
21.
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMA-
TION.
The fifteenth annual celebration of the
proclamation of emancipation, will be
celebrated to-day at Smyrna. A number
of speakers will be present, and address
the assembly. 1t is thought that the
meet ng will be a large one.
Removed
Last evening the American Rifles, re
moved from their old atmory in the Sa
vile building, to the Dupont Guards
armoIy, which will be used hereafter as
a drill room for both companies. Each
company will however have separate
rooms for business purposes.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
WANTED.

The advertisers would give 10 . eooa
party in Wilmington the sole a1oncv al
our well known Ales and Porter. SecurffV
required for purcha es unless applioaafa
are known to be responsible. For partio1-
lars call on or address T. g. LYIAI =
CO., Brewers and MaItsters. 6la ~ ~
West 33d St, N. Y. City. sep2S-Ssd
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
T OST OR MIST.AT0-Ce-,,,, :,

I OST OR MISLAID- Cert, ncate num-
II Der 4i6 Tor shares OF DelaWaro mi.
Application Ia about to be made fsr ~:
issue OF rev certificate IN lien the. AT
WILLIAM NJ. HARRINGTON.
sepi-4w harrington. Kent Co, Del,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

~ OTlCE-The draw OF Third efroee
~ oridse Will be on on Monday tho
SLh day of Septem ber, for repairs.
W. p. LODGE.
sep25-3t. Levy Court Commfs 'ner.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
O. O. r.
Il Corner stone laying Of the new han
Vi asnington Lodge. No. 8, /. O. D. r., 6
New Castle, Del,
Monday, Sept. %, 1879
At 8 o'clock P. n,

At3 O'Clock p. n, :
me ceremonies Will be performed b.
Ihe M. W. Grand Master, VIM. ri. VmlS
assis,ed A. 6y the Grand Omcers OF 10 n
W. Grand Lodge OF Delaware. AddFcucSs
VIII VIII oe delivered BY DR.. g. Troupe NoV-
wei, r. G. and Henry Eckel, p, a. n,
T.. parade Will take place at D. ID :, lin
forming on Delaware street. The memn0Fo
OF me al 0erent lodges and oncampm0nto
10 This city will meet At the odd rell0Vo
Hall. Third and King streets st II o'elo0k
noon, sharp. to proceed In 8 body e. ~
de,noa e., ", q a. b: 4: X. depot, Train issyss
CspoI Cp i:oo p. m. Returning leave New
castle, 6p. m. BY order of the Joint Con-
"ittee. t. G. APPLEBY. Seo.
Memb bers OF the order goins over ia thn
morning TO witness the masonic cereun00-
ies E VIII De supplied with regalia e The
ooui' muse. sep2S-ek
o. O. F.-The officers ana mem bere n
l.. the 4. W. Grand Lodge Of DelaVex0
Il ". y r., are requested TO ASSEMBLE =
t1e ODD Fellows Hall, corner Third aasa
King streets on Monday, Sept, q. 10Io. ~
u O'Clock m. for the purpose or proouo1-
ing to New Castle te assist in the -.
monies attendant upon laying the corner
stone or the new hall Of Waahinaooa
Lodge, Train will leave for New CSStle
al LOO p: M, returning at D. m.
BY order of the NJ, W. Grand Mnstar.
o, Attest :-ISAAC W. HALLAM,
seP2o2t, Grand SecrsSafy.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

NEW ADvERTIsEMEurn
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25

First race; for horses owned oD the
Peninsula, with no better records than
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STAR GAZsES. tic principal ctiea! 81 coi.
r"satl0n and ;ctcrcst ~ the streets THIS more,
iat Wa 'ha unwGntrd appearance in broad
ia! I.t', ii the sGuthcra tkirs ci' tho iianat
Venus. ntm thc m,rHDr star. Tic street
GvrncT- :ad thu shady silae 81 The houses were
occupied ~ t;ic Knots oi pcorio, ali gazing
inlcIty urwards. Some saw il ard some did not,
willie mGny refused to loci. up st all, rcocnir-
M. the whole dung sell Tho STAR rotaained
- view cl' tin sharp sjshitd un'il abaut eleven
o'clock. ihH aoop'n are ecrtairIy 10 be con-
@::iu's'";: ,;,nl ,hcrr MSS !can s,ms small
Astronomical display, arter tho many resent
Accomplishments 10 that lnc
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MI2lsTENlAL APPOINTMENTS Among thu
appointments made Il: the session Ct tho Vire.
ella Annual conference Of tho NJ. II Church,
South. whlcn lately adjourned, 10 Norfolk
We're the f,lIoHicg, from this 81 .in,:
King Gtoigc, ID. g, &. Butts; w. &. TAYLOR
supcrnumcrary; MontroEs, =. Bradley; West.
mntlaUd. W. y. Croker; GpIdonsvilc ana
Orangc. II. NJ. llnpC; Orangc Circuit, j. N
!; }ssG'; NJ. Ii, Camper, sup rnuneu; Culpe
OCT Staten, j. N. Burton; Cuiper Circuit, f.
6. Chandler; Rsrpahannock. j. H. Clown;
Wrudvlc, John q. MnCss; Madison, y. Lit.
tcioi l;'rlnson RIVER. &. H. Ximmcrman;
G;crnt, Il. W. Watts; Piedmont Mission. Sup
piled E'Y &. ". BiiIcy; Ba1hoursriiio auI Elcy's
Ford Mission, supplied by Il Sttvo;s
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BURNING OF "PANoRAMA." -ihc burning
Of Panorama, the residence Of Col. n Is. Meade,
near Culreptr Courthouse. has already bcoo
mentioned in the Gsz,tte The Culparcr Times
snys: Every effort vas mado to save as much
Of tho property inside the house as possible, but
as tho bulldog vas constructed entirely IF wood
the flames cnVclorcd it 80 rapidly that il vi s
with difficulty SON OF The furniture and cloth
ing were saved. That which did burn with the
house, was nearly all new aud elegantly made.
and consequently cannot be reIlGc,d without
considerable expense. The amount Of damages
is estimated At $4,000, about one half Of which
is relieved By insurance. TITS house was built
during tho past summer by Col. hlcedo st much
expense and trouble, he beiug present and pei.
souaIly experimenting its Col ruc.ioD. Ii was
oue of the most hsrds2mo AID convenient res
dcnees in the c.uoty, and its situation com.
MAIDS one of the grhudrst landscape views 10
INC Siaic. hcre} rs name 'Panotama.' Its
Destruction WAS regretted by everybody not Obls
ts severe IS 10 our iORneLnaD. but a5 o0e Ct
the CrnamtDts I'll the county. We arc pleased
10 lrar0. however, there nrc prospects Of its be.
Jog rebuilt mex summer"
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CnEaCH SERVICES. &C., To- MoRRow.-
Lhrtst ClurCa.-Selvico at Il q. N. and 80
D. n. By Rev. II. Safer.
81. PauTs Chwch-Service 1t II 3. u. snd
at 4 p. 70. ~ DR.. n ortop.
Grace C!mch.-ScrVic, at II T.. N. and
80 ?. II. by Rov. Mr. Sharp.
81. MlryS Church. Mas at / and II an,
fe-per5 a. D. III.
Uni0n Presbyterian Church (Eirs! Church,
5IyIcca a. II. aud 80 p. IN. by Rev. DR..
Bullock.
Second Presbyterian Church Service al l |
,. IL. and 40 H. N. by Rev. WuI Dinaiddie.
Meth. Epis. Wurcb-Scfvic; at II q. II. aad
al $50 p, NJ. by Rev. }. s. Boyer, p. l. Love
least at 9 n. n.
Meth. EpiS. Church Sonh Service at | |
a. IN. aod $50 p. ID. by Rev, ". X, Boyle.
Meth. Prot. Glurc1-Sorvico at | q. III. and
$50 p. n. by Rev. ". Il. Graham.
Baptist Utnrct-Service ct II .. IN. and 7 81
7. n.
Himitir: B.ptj$t Elder WE. NJ. Sm,o:
will preach at room, Fairfax street, TO morrow
=: o. ID.
Gc,n.am Lutherm Nwch-Strvio, ct 7:3O
y. m.
Tomg Mems ChriStim Association.--
Service of Song and prayer meeting 10 the
u Presbyterian Church, st 4 p. III. Jail at
. p. n. Aims House at - p, H.. Canal at %
y. N. Open air meeting GA Majors Hill 81
Cpm.
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STtTES AND TsA5SSs:E,
STOVES! STOVES
AT 143 KING STREET


| would Cal! spccisi sttaftIon "a r.vls,oa.,oct
o: Hio Ms, embracing Portable Ranges, Cook
tar!or, Dining loon. and U.r2a stove; Of thf
latest style snd n.csl Improved pstterus. oach
aid every enc Of which il gu.1a. ieed t. live
entire satisfaction.
:, ! Also !, 50 SEATON'S, SPANS and nil other
two snd three rooma. -'' 0''''
EoI AIR FURNACES for Nesting dwell.
'nSs, churchea snd public buildings spcciolLy,
=; nave constantly on hand n largo stool, OF
i IN WANG, Chamber Sets, Coal Holds and
onoTeis and housefurnishing goods in general,
fIa $3.50 prepared to repair Fire plats Heat.
all ether Stoves that sro made ''''-
Koohng Gu:teriGg and Shouting done 1t sbofl
Eollce, IN the city ard country, and on lie ,rosi
reasonable t2Tins. AZ work warrantci 90 give
satisfaction. w. h'''
sopl5 ,rI.,,., nav,
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PROPOSALS.

~ Ga LED PROPOSALS vii! 5a received rn
- e the @).h instsn. from tho cr,cars Of tie
% sly !%r hu PPLllNG TIE POOR GFTHEIls
y, - h''So with the following: Super -four par
III; lea per peel, cClfso (.rcc5) re7 II Iva
.%i sugar ?ar ID; smoked bscon per ID; li:h per
cr% -i2r t9o months from December lst. 1879
WIN The privilege Of renewing after expiration
of above Contract
WIN W. ROCK. O.OP.
rOv Did - N>''
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s,sEEiss AEss GeNFECTEoHEs.s.
BRENGLE'S
/ ALL D Il [ G ACIlS

Oysters all styles, leo CrosnI,
Oysters Roasted. t'ruits and Ctu%rn,
Oysters StewcG, Pie and Milk,
QyE.ors Fried, :'resh Milk.
HENRY BRENHLB, l29 King street, is now
making his fall and winter arrangements to
servo the public in the best atyo and ST low rates.
Cystcrs, tho PICK Of the market and cheap rs
cheapest, III al styles. Nico comfortable rooms
to serve ladies or gentlemen.
Milk from West Grove Dairy, rich and fresh,
IN market md at store
French Caromcls and .;ugSrc,l Fruits. ana all
5srieties Of Sugar DcIicscica. fresh md pure in
81 their ingredients.
Cream Pulls, Ta.ts arh Pastry, Candies and
Tally Of all kinds, Black Fruit, Pound, jelly
end Fancy Cakes.
Pies specially, Fruits, Nuis. Corle2;ioneries,
Water Ices and ell the delicscios OF the season.
he CATERS for families snd entertainments, and
supplies families with milk and oysters. Tsap 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29

You can make no nilstakn, :! you have the
Dyspepsia Sick Headache, or ii your Liver or
Stomach is out 81 order, it you will stop in o.!
your druggists aud buy bottle OF }. NJ. La
rtquc's Aull Bilious lSlt..rS, p,io1 81. or %, a
package. w. t. IhorDtop. Proprietor and
Manufacturer, Biltimcre, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29

DlSTa!CF C0MM!SStcNEH-Tho President
has appointed Maior Thomas +. Morgan as
Di4tric Commissioner, TO fill sh3 place made
y,c,a. by the !csignsiion OF Captain S. l..
Phelps. The c)mmis.ion OF Major Morgan
VAS lssu,d to deg. She appointment is for the
nn,Xp!r:d term, ,Shch will cud Jnno 80, 1880.
Msi&r Morgan - D nafivo Of Al,x4rlgia and o
tTcihof-i1-!a9 o s. Ferguson Beach. esq. of
THIS ":'V.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29

TO TAX PAYERS.--A discount Of tw3 rcr
ocnt will &c al!owad uro7 nil city lax bills due
Tor 1879, il paid by December |, 1879. "a the
ID day Of December, 1879, 10 Discount wii be
alfoncl. Int five re- Ccat viii be added, nis!;-
lng ditlrreGcH Of scvan mr. cent, nov - %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29

csa~Yae son Of u king q John 5, l-;9 will, tho
I.05d willing, speak on the wharf a. D. II. 90
morrow (s;abb.lh.) Subject: OrcrJro'on Ea.
GieS 5 Hebrews SID. IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29

zoe SALE Ok Rem T-Tho largo DKIUk
a Dry ELLiNG, OH tho cast side Of WSsh-
!nEtGn street. between Cameron and Queen sts.,
now occupied by ,Isplos II. Stewart, formerly
the residence Ct tho iato Henj. j4aiiowoi. Apply
t. Green & WIsc.
BENNY &. HALO ELL,
roy 23-ti Executor.