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FINANCIAL.

1e3 UI1IVe NJ NUtIOIINI MttTONO1ItNN NNIIK.
SlOS OOO ss ESsE
dress BAXTER & co bankers, II all-s.N. .s2seoly
A GOOD WAY 10 SPECULATE IN STOCKS IS
~ to secure privileges. These cost from so To
$500 and afford Opportunities TO both small and large
operators 10 secure handsome profits Amy number
OF shares OF stock bought and sold OH commission or
carried on per cent. margin. Mining stocks bought
and sold through san Francisco and New York Min
ing Exchanges. Pamphlet, mlly explaining how to
prohlably operate in Wall street, mailed free,
PECK IL HARRIS,
jy4.W&S2m 10 and q Broad street. New York
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1879. PLANT LINE. 1879.
Washington and Norfolk z,fzne-
Steamboat Company.

The new and iast Steamer
GEORGEi IF-A-RY
Captain JOSEPH WHIrE) leaves Washington for
Norfolk every Monday and Wednesday, NJ 5:3O y. M.
and Saturday. ut Gp. n.ioot of seventh street wharf,
First-class Fare (singIc TicIscD.. Isl 90
Eirst-class Fare (tound Trip).......... so
Tickets on sale by James Grey, New York avenue
and fifteenth street; W, B Reeds Sons, 1915 Fsreet
northwest, and ut the Virginia Midland Railroad Of
flee, col Pennsylvania avenue northwest
GEO IL. PLANT President.
b. f. poDD Agent, Seventh street whai. my2O
INLAND AND sEABOARD CoAsTING COM
Il PANY.
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1879
1875.
GREAT

=. -, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ,,,,,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
spLnNbDV h2VShE HaAgS S$GSH AsHf EQUIP
TRAINS 1EEyE n EEEkSH HHN e. S s Depot cor.
For Plttsburg and the West, 1880 a. M daily, with
piilsburg to CincInnat, ST. Louis, and Chlcago
o HI 6TM Wtb PS!pGS I%F I9 chiaS9h IRShp
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls
and the North at go g m daily, eysept sun SUNDAY NY
and Watkins, at 1880 u. IN daily except sunday
For New York and the East 1850 p m daily; except
tached. Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars
eS0 a. m. daily, except Sunday. ..,
For Brooklyn, Now YORK, NIL through trains connecl
at Jersey City with bo.ts OF "Brooklyn Annex"
ntl0rding direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
Ing double forrage aud Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, Ss5 n m. and 1880 n. m. daily,
e;HGePS Hnlaay oS0' enH IodS t p T; ua,y LIN
For BaltnoTe, d'.O si5, $3.50 a. M aild 1890 ilO, $40
Pm daily except Sundays iosO a. m,' $50 TAO
For Popes Greek Line. C;2O H. and G2o p m. daily
For Annapolis. 6;sO a. M and 4i9O p m. daily, except
ALEXASbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALENANDhlA AND WAshlNd-
For AiexandIla g. 3i5 g. O. 10, II m, and 1916, 34?o
8, q, 2 and 1880 y. IN. On sunday'9 H. me- llA
For Rchmond and the South C5O a. m. daily, and
S2o r m daily sSeGPIL SpIa ssndSS Hr SSash,p0,o, TIA
9, TO- II ~ m. aud /, g. t20, o q, Z, and II p. IN.
on Sunday at and lOh m. and bp, m. .
commOdations can be procured at the ofices-north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and at the depot where orders can Oe
e for the checking Of baggage TO destinations nom
''''''' L. p. FXRMisR, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Mann!er.
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n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU-
HEIMRNLn'S RuCHIl

las NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar TO females
hrOnic Inflammation of the Uterus, and oil com.
,laints incident 10 til sex.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
The steamer w W. CORCORAN
which has been recently built and sff-EFI~.
mrnshel-L. L. BLAKE Captain kzsaks4asz5sSsz
is the only boat allowed to land pas s<fSs et-s>Nr
sengers ut Mount Vernon wharf Rouni trip, ST. In
cluding admission to mansion aud gro inds Steamer
leaves seventh street DAILY (Sunday excepted) at
10 IA. NJ. aud returns about y.
j. MCH. HOLLINGSWORTII,
Supt Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
l.. l.. BLAKE, Steamer W, w Corcoran. Jel
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
LTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILRoA

The Great Double-Tracll
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
WEST.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. BoswoRTH, Ols Il STREET n. W, Is THE
~ most skillnl and the only Scientific Medical
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
~. Refers TO senators ID. W, voorhees,, lndiana ].
j. Patterson, s. G.; Samuel Norment, Washington, d.
c. and other1 Consultation free. A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend To ladics'
nnlI-lY
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

IS UNEQUALED by any remedy known. II Is
nrescribpd by the most eminent physicians all over
nc world TO be used Rcr confinement, and all en-
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MUSICAL CONsERVATORY

MVSEGAL UNbEHF NTVNE
Al THE
Spacious Music Hall, i32 Ninth Street
TUITION;
Singing, Voice Culture Plano, Organ, Violin, Flute,
&c, Is, elO, Sl5 and so: from begin
nCrs 10 advanced grade.
Lessons given ut pupils residence when requested.
Twelve Tcachcrsl Free Advantages
Send for circular. o. Is, BULLARD.
ielIymE Director.
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
National Safe-Deposit Co.,
Fifteenth street and NV York avenue,

Fire, Burglar, and Damp.Proof Vaults. Safes for
rent from % to 600 per annum. Takes Government
Bonds on special deposlt-Sl per $1,000 "a year Also
receives Sllvcrware packed In ordinary sized trunks.
ON deposit for moderate charge,
Board of Managers william Stiokney, president;
George W. RIGGS, vice-president; h. p Snyder, secre-
tary; A. /. sturtevant treasurer Henry A. VIII
lard John Cassels, and Thomas Evans
iplgCO TO Augl
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ing are the closing quotations:
GOVERNMENT HON DE-.
Pacific Mining Stocks.

Gold si20 rs
Currency ............... 29,62i7i
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amanda JOhnsOn,s Trick.

Amanda johnson, col, who was tried
before Mayor A llmond, last evening for
hrceuy,was by permission of the Mayor,
taken from the cells aud escorted to
Esquire Hagany's office, to answer to
another charge.
The complainant in this case was Thos.
Dorrall, proprietor Of u down town shoe
store, and he charged the tricky Amanda
with obtaining pair Of button CATERS
under fake pretenses. Amanda went
into his store, a few evenings ago, Os-
tansibly to get measured for a pair Of
CATERS, and when Mr.. Dorrall showed
her pair he thought would fit, she tried
them on and decided to take them
After they were wrapped up she said
she had no money but ten dollar bill,
which Mr.. Dorrall could not change; bat
Amanda said If he would walk with her
to her employers house she would get
the money, They started out, and
Amanda led him long tramp, which
hDally ended at house over in the
Ninth Ward. Amanda entered, follow
ed by Mr.. Dorrall, and going into a
back room, slyly hid the shoes. She
then started tor the front door, as II to
60 ont, and Mr.. Dorrsll walked out
ahead of her. Amanda then suddenly
shut and locked the door, leaving Mr..
Don ali on the outside. He returned to
his store. and learning OF Amanda's ar
rest, yesterday, procured another war
rant from E>quire Haganv. After the
hearing Amanda was held for Court, ard
in default of bail was order. d to be
committed
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
LATEST CABLE NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. 80, 1879.
Sir Francis Wyatt Truscott was to day
elected Lord Mayor Of London.
The Liberia denies that Prince Jerome
NApoleons visit to King Humbert has any
political significance.
Tenant right meetings were held at
Castlebar, Ennis and Tullow OH Sunday
calling for an abatement of rents.
A despatch from Paris to the Daily
Telegraph says the transport lie Navarin,
having 45O communists ON board, has ar
rived 1t Brest.
The Pail Mall Gdzette this afternoon
in leading editorial says sit has be-
come apparent that serious trouble is
brewing 10 Ireland in consequence of the
anti rent aud nationalist agitatious."
The mass meeting summoned to as
semble on Saturday In Hyde Park to de-
nounce the incapacity of the government
and TO demand an appeal TO the country
proved to be a failure. The attendance
was meagre and no prominent leaders
were present.
The Standards Vienna despatch says
1t Is now certain that Prince Gortscha-
koff will visit Berlin, although the date
is not yet fixed. The Prince acts on his
own initiative In making this visit, the
object Of which is to consult Prince Bis
marck ON his recent journey to Vienna.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30

Ir seems that the "roushs o. u.
bal, Mi sonri, are in favor o., o. N
fraud odious. They gathered ,h,',
not when Hayes rolled in'le o'nt, y
ing and when that small pers ,,s;' laf
ed on the platform with one ,S,ljr, a. I'M
alb Heep smiles to make llu,I 1sIsI
speech the boys screecled anu ,n.~a .Vn
actual'y insnltpd the ellkaoss ,s.'
man by ca ling him old "Llgll,yi n mi
This was exceedingly ill,limea d ~, w
and Gen. Sherman did rlsli' WV
riot act TO the Yahoos. :, ,,,,,r
When Hayes goes deadhea99'gssr Y9 ~ \
the country it is the duly ., r 4ta int
who dislike him to keep ava. sITaa,.I a 4,
meetings and receptions. lns,b llns"nb
ing hooted and reviled he snsu~ ,;a"r,,
to the operations of his con',ls's~ ,''' AM
the Washington correspondent of;reis d
the policy of the Cabihel u O'l ,le ho|
sist sa in every possible way yc1,at' IN '' and
to be shown to General oii, n d,pusr.l'
orders will be issued to al, aa..l sI Crl
comm commanders wherever Genera n;d The s'I !
rendered reception 70 ,, 'lu 'lhuouorils
mnnicipal committees T,hiOet in io'' obil
que t. These are wise CSU nSen the I
They get off the track "Hs'
comes along. -
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
FIFTH EDITION.
n Mock Marriage.

A few days alo there came TO this city,
coupie-a man who, junging fr1m his
appeafanced, was about twenty five yeal
OF age. and a lady who had passed the
Cubicon Of sweet sixteen, or even the
more mature age Of thirty years, In fact
she was fJrty II q day. The couple
called at well-known hotel, and after
the lady had been shown to the parlor
4 he young man des, ended to the bar
ioom, aud with a hesilating step ap-
preached the clerk, and bushes DER
spi eading his cheeks, asked IL there
werr . minister n ar Ut hand.
"he clerk asked the young man IL he
desired to get married, aud received a
quick sponse that he did.
. AT the time the ques ion was asked
there was standing In the barroom, a
young gentleman from Baltimore, who
bearing the remarks turned around and
passed signal TO the clerk, who at once
understood ID.
Tie clerk turning to the young gen
tleman who desired TO ell er the bonds
Of matrimony, referred him TO the gem
tleman from Baltimore.
The bashful man approached the gen.
'tNhah ioui DAitiluoIt, anu III u ItSl-
tating voice, asked il he was a minister,
and being answered in the affirmative,
he stated that he desir' to be married.
The gentleman asked II the lady was
present, and being answer, d In the
sfiirmative, he invited the would be mar
RED man to step up into the parlor, and
the marriage ceremony w'u d be per-
formed.
The young man left the room, and
pseudo minister called two or three ge l.
tlenan who were In the room at tie
time and informed them of what he had
consented to do, and one of the number
a well known railroad man was detailed
TO act as groomshian. They then all re-
paired to the parlor, the young gentle
man who had consented to act as minis
ter having first procured copy Of Web
ster's unabridged dictionary, where they
found the happy couple.
The young gentleman after first giving
the couple some advice Ia regard to mar
ried lif., read the marriage ceremony
from the dictionary, and after he was
through, all those present were request
ed TO kiss the newly made wife, which
they did, the lady receiving the oscula-
tions with becoming gravity
The party then repaired to the bar
IN, where marriage ce, tificate
was fixed up, aud after be-
Ing sealed up in a la'ge
official envelope, was handed to The
groom, who in return banlsd the acting
minister bland dollar. Shortly aftei-
wards the couple left for Philadelphia
where they reside. The affair was highly
enjoyed bv a number Of the g1ests OF
the hotel
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
five and Ten Dollar Gold Pieces.

.WAsHlNGToN, September 29.--There
is in tha Treasury but about So, l79,0
in gold in denominations less than twenty
dollars. This amount is not sufficient to
meet any active demand for the small
gold coin that might be made upon the
Treasury under the recent circular di-
recting the payment of gold at the sub
treasures upon current obligations Of
the Government. In order to supply
this deficiency it is understood to be the
intention of the Treasury Department to
recoin at the Philadelphia Mint most of
the foreign gold received at the New
York Assay Office into five and ten dol
lar piec's.
The gold image of these denomina-
lions now being made at the San Fran
cisco Mint will to considerable extent
be shipped East aud paid out. In recoin-
ing the foreign gold at Philadelphia
nothing less than five dollar pieces will
be turned out, as to do so might inter-
fere with the standard silver dollar of
which 1t is desired to get as large mum
Der as pos slble into circulation.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
Almost a Fatal 44ccitlcnt.

Yesterday, as the l 90 p. m, Delaware
train south was approaching King street
middle aged man, with brldle In his
right hand, rushed down King street
and attempted to board one of the for
ward cara, but was prevented doing so
by number of the bystanders. As the
last car was passing he attempted To
board the hind platform, and in doing so
he caught hold of the guard bar on the
car with his left hand, and as he did so,
the speed of The train lifted him from
his feet, swung him around, and he was
thrown Violently upon the track. lie
slowly gatbele himself up. and after
looking at tue recediug trim for f-w
moments, turned around and soundly
berated those who prevented him from
boarding one of the forward cars. Had
he have done so he would undoubtedly ly
losthis life by being crushed under the
wheels. The man resided at Townsend
but his name could not be ascertained.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
Il Missing Balloon.
FEARS FOR THE SAFETY op NM

FEARS FOR THE SAFETY or ppOI
WISE AND HIS FELLOW yoyA1
Sr. Louis, Sept. 29.-Con,ij
uneasiness is felt for the safety }
Wise and Mr.. George Burr, who ;
In the balloon yesterday afternoo|
the Lindell Park. The balloon ;
fiated sooner than was expected
some 10000 feet of gas had 10 N
out to prevent it breaking loo.
early an hour. Notwithstanding
precautions taken, it is thought "
that the baloan was not in a safe|
tion. Several parties in the city I
receive communications from tb(
ayers as soon as they landed, but |
p. IN. nothing had been heard from
IL was rumored that the balloon
last night near Fort Wayne, Ind
the report could not be traced 10
liable source.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
me Battle of Goa,

ACCOUNT OF rpr r,
e,1.nr e"'NcE bolconos,xu,s',' ,us'
ooARD AND Tur ",s
s,aSs sn,aaSSsvNEAnLy N two urs, rrss
dsl",,d,, LoNDoS, Sept. go.-,,.
ppsspa.en pe' has been rccer' 'e i
of ff,uh,'1.,'g, ,he Sn,l, giving the Ru,,i,n
T'.ss'an Tessa Il. expeditlonary' Y tarSs. oe.'
pa'l.' a"'llnlcl'igence has been ,....
n"., pe.'Ema ma that during !Ja'' a ,sSs, ,esev)
,ha ne,r p"s,p Geok Tepe, on The 2S'S sef'a,' as
OF Tekke Tuikomans ,,u s,ru. lsfss|
TT, Tso y Uho no made a desperate uIs'ys n I
Pos,'lou | n,l occupied by oO,G,O 1T,''1 Taa'
as,l, ao'nans: In the evening p' ,ss 1s'' !
,.n., oo.al,ned po session Of ,ha hue !.
ee,''n,ne'''s Ged ,nii and at nlght ,hs "
SLAMS ! lost seven officers r,u,. aad ~
Killed, l,iI and sixteen Officers s,'' ,1S ~
dlers wounded.r ''' al'a
,o1,sh anls Is Is the same battle which
PS,'ed Pes s.i in a ID. despatch from su'''' sumI
zsa p,a.ii inst. That despatch ,tst"d nS,.''
lrun Russians :. were defra'ed. with Hu u
200 k'sl'd, and were la,',". an" -
Beul1na. '"'''as
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
A T"'7mam Shot

CAPTAIN TOM MOORE suoo,.
CLARK, Jh., PRESIDENT n, -.
VILE JOCKEY CLUB. 'Aa|
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sep. .,
During a difficulty In the D,,r,l
OF the Gait House here ,a'd.a' ' p,s'a| '
l. u. Moore shot Mr.. NJ, Is.,,'y Lay,
~, president Of the Loni.yi',a
Club. They had scpfls ,,s asi
pushed Moore ont of the of6cs sH y
ing to shoot. Then Moore sEa,
through the slat door, and ,hs ,uI. !,
said to have passed thronoh n /
lung. Later investigator. 6ovss y.
velops the fact that the wound \
81 SERIOUS a nature.
NJ essrs. Moore and CLARK o,.h, !,
known among racing circle, !
United States. Year, ago Tam
had some Of the fines. racss
country. Mr.. Clark is of Ana =,
aod Is said to be "the hapdsowus y.
In Kentucky" The shooting h,.
considerable excitement. '1
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30

Two girls belonging to church choir
In Los Angeles, Gal, got locked in the
church the other night while they were
taking over the fashions. They gave tho
alaim, when q man living near the
church put a board up to Inc window
and they slld down 10 the ground. The
most singular thing WIS that after they
had got safely to the ground they looked
mad and went OFF without thanking the
man, and they wont speak to him when
they meet him. He couldn't account for
1t until he went % take the board down,
when he got slivers in his fingers and
scratched his thumb ON q shingle nail
that stuck through the board.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
Gen. Grants Cdndidad

HIS FRIENDS SAY Hh WILL De y0l
ED BY AccLAMATI0N-coL.
sPFAKs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g-Ths
circus continues 10 interest tho 4
here, and its political purpose il \
oping rapidly. Few politicians ls1
doubt that Gen. Grant is fully
field as q candidate for arenomlr
All the disclaimers put forth on y
half are so woried az to help bis I
dacy. Many of his friends nov "
he win undoubtedly run IN ssall
This morning the General and
visited Woodward's Garden whtT
0D0 school children were gslb'l
render homage TO the distinguishes
TOR
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
.lI>ss;Ukd,ad nnd DeiaCare Shin
Ns Canal.

Hon. VIM. Kinnmel, member of Con
gress from the Third district of Mary.
land, was In the City Hall yester lay
gathering data In reference to the pro-
posed Mary lard and Delaware Ship Ca
nal. Colouel Kimmel is member of the
sub-committae of the House Committee
on Commerce, TO whom he is to report
the costs, &C., of the several surveys
made by Maj. n. Ii. Hutton for Col.
Craighilt AfIer making the report Col.
kimpel Will endeavor to get the com
mlttee TO report to the House in favor
Of an appropriation for tn e canal. The
matter will be pushed during the com.
ing session of Congress TIE line most
ftvorably thought of is tie Queenstow
.ouue.-Boit. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
O'LearU in B0IfimOre.l

BALTIMORE, Sept. "a seveu'
hour "go-as-you-please" match neI
der the management Of 0Leay|
Englehardt, commenced at the Aea,
OF nj usic at 10 30 a. m, to-day ~
men started, for prizes aggfegatug|
gold. Am ong the starters S Eti1
Collyer, the "cast-iron man; osu,
better known as "Old Snort
Hughes, "the Lepper,," John ,p] \
the Big Swede Of Hoboken, aud y
l.. Downey, of New York Downe]
Hughes covered eight and a
miles the first hour and were louu9
plauJed.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
The tfsHeu Belt.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept ~ y
In an interview tonight Y La,
asked, care you going TO cllallels
ell ?"
"Most certainly, and | shall ln,'
effort to win back the bell, all'
should succeed, as soon as ! y. aI !,
lenged again l shall give the Uel s1II'
challenger without a contest A''
to do Is to win il back.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
THIRD EDITION
General NesCs.

Nine new cases Of yellow fever and
one death were reported in Memphis
yesterday.
The open board Of trade established
by New York grain speculators in Mon
treal suspended yesterday. The liabili-
ties ara small.
About 1000 cabinet makers, and 1000
coopers and sheemakers in Cincinnati
struck yesterday for higher wages.
The advance demanded is about 10 per
cent.
Judge Ould, of Virginia, is reported
to have said that his State will ratify the
McCulloch bill for the settlement Of
the State debt "by vote OF two to
one."
Henry Green, OF Easton, has been ap-
pointed by Governor IIo,t Justice OF the
supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, to
fill the vacancy caused by Judge
WoodwarG's death. Mr.. Green has
never before occupied Judicial posi-
ton.
Gen. Grant received the public school
children OF San Francisco yesterday at
Woodward Gardens. The President OF
the Board of Education introduced the
teachers and pupils In brief address, to
which the General appropriately re-
sponded. After the introductions 10000
boys and girls, with drums and banners
marched in review past Gen. Grant,
cheering and throwing flowers upon the
General.
The Third District Court at Salt Lake
City has been for several days engaged
IN the selection of l. Grand Jury from
which Mormons are excluded who be-
lieve polygamy to be revelation from
God and superior to the law of Congress.
Eleven jurors have thus far been obtain
ed. 1t is thought the Grand Jury will
endeavor to obtain the record Of polyga-
nous marriages at the End wment
House.
In the international fair Just held at
Emerson, Manitoba, the highest honors
wer awarded to Dakota Territory for
her display of farm products. Manitoba
recel red premium for her wheat, and
Mtanesota was complimented for her
extensive display of samples Of grain.
Secretary Schurz expects to return to
Washington on October 1st. and Presl-
dent Hayes expects to return on Ocio-
Der 9th.
A sculling match between Fred. Plai-
sted and Jacob Gandaur for $40. was
rcwed at Orillia, Ont. yesterday. Plaisted
was the winner. Distance, 8 miles; time
2l minutes, 20 seconds.
Mrs. Sprague's trustee, accompanied
by an agent of Mr.. Chaff;ee, trustee OF
the Sprague estate, went to Canonchet
yesterday but was refused admission bv
Mr.. Sprague. The object of the visit
was to make an inventory of the prop.
erty in the house, that Mrs. Sprague
might indicate what she claimed perso-
naiiy as her own.
About $500 in counterfeit 81 bills on
the National Bank Of Troy, n Y, were
passed in Chester, Pa. last Saturday
No arrests have been made.
An absolute divorce was granted by
the City Court of Brooklyn, n. Y, yes
terday, to Marie f Raymond, wife of
John L. Raymond of Colonel Sellers
fame.
Mrs. f. Lounsbury was taken before a
Justice at Stratford, Conn, yesterday
and arraigued for the murder OF her hu.-
band She pleaded not guilty, and was
committed for trial
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
The Rank and Fiie Desertila0
KeUy.

FROM the N. 7, Herald.
1t is only the Tammany captars and
lieutenants and sub lieutenants that
will feel it necessary to make any ex-
cuse at all; the rank and file will be
prepared to vote the regular Democratic
ticket as soon as they find that Tamma
ny, which has already lost all its patron
age, has no chance of regainine IL. Be-
fore the day OF election M. Kelly may
realize the saying of the poet "Friends
one by one depart who hath not lost a
friend ~
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
TO PLY SICIAN1
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

hnowlne from experience the dissatis-
faction so often attending the DISPENSING
OF many Of the emu ulsiOns In the market /
would call your attention to some Of the
features of the emulsion which / have nre.
pared and dispensed for years with nm
varying satisfaction. The Oil used ia the
hnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
ious care is exercised in the choice OF ali
material and in every detail OF its mann
facture. BY careful manipulation This
emulsion is m ade with the Smallest nos
sible amount OF gum, and by the very mi.
mute division OF the oil glObuies is render
ed very fluid and perfectly nals IN he
Each tablespoonful contains 90 per cent.
OF Oil and grains OF Hy pophospbite nj
Lime Samples will be gladly firnishei
70 al Physicians who may desire them
factured and sold Wholesale and retail bv
W. z. WILLIAMS,
DRUG0Isr.
splZ-u Ninth and Market Sta.