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psvu,rs il is Just as we'll that there
=. na sIection III Delaware yesterday.
SS y. SonI MI have cast coldness over Sena-
,ar J 'y Bsyard's reception if he had got
". S..t from Europe to find his State turn
81 sl'I Republican, and the Republicans
W wsre carving elections in so wholesale
.way AVA yesterday that there is no telling
what might have happened, even IN
Delaware, if they had oted there.-
Paaa. Times.
Out of the desires of the heart the
mouth spcaketh. None but a mind In
s.snced unfayorably to the Democrats
eould have drawn such a doubtful
0,oion of Delaware. Had an election
taken place here the result would nave
ben as strongly Democratic as hereto
fore.
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Hu3nDtU Du1nDty.

Those prime favorites, Maffitt & Bar
tholemew will appear i'll "Humpty
Dumpty" at the Opera Hanse, on Satur-
day evening.
This is the largest rantomime com
pany organized in this country, and be-
sides the immediate company it requires
to conduct the pam omme, there are a
large number of specially artists. There
will be matinee performance for ladies
and children, the prices of admission
having been reduced for that purp Sc.
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MINI ESOTA.
REDUCED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.

rFDucED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
St Paul, November 4.-Returns come
In slowly. They Indicate mucn s"ia,l, nnt
m,iorities proportionately reduced
Thspe ~ IL much scratching of all leading
Pillsbury, Republican. for Governor'
els hahini the ticket in most precinc
hnt rms ahead largely in few. Gill-
nan uus Repu5lican, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, generally runs ahead: .;or,.;su
II is not likely the average maloritiess
nm the State ticket Will much eAceeu
10000. Docrat for Gov.
an o "a runnine ahead of his ticket, land
will haye a majority probably 1,6oo'
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TIE elections yesterday by no means
indicates how the people will vote next
year. great many changes may occur
intbe intervening time to change entirely
,uy predictions that may now be made.
The support given to Mr.. Tilden and
bis election by so large a majority in
1876 as 100000 by the popular vote aud
by ten to fifteen on the electoral vote OF
which be was cheated, and by a majority
in the House of RepresentatN es, was all
acquired against more determined oppo-
sitlou tlan now presents itself To the
Democratic party. In fact it seems from
the tone Of the newspapers much OF
lie vote that was polled yesterday in New
York was not so much against the Demo
cratic party as against the proposed re-
nomination of Mr.. Tilden.
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One Of the Many Cures.

Jos. Cotleld was severely afflicted with
dyspepsia and liver complaint, suffer. q
much pain in the stomach and other parts
Oh the body, and his liver was 30 badly
diseased, that for long time he had not
been able to lay on his right side. He wore
Dr. Flagg's Stomach and Liver Pad six or
e'ght weeks and is we'll. Mr.. Coheld is
c'ptain and owner of the schooner
sarah," and lives at No. TN Church 81.
wilmington. Similar cases are related to
US every day. Office No. 7 +. Eifth street.
Consultation free.
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1uIIMfIL EIocfiOlA.

At IA meeting of.'tbe stockholders of
the West Chester and Wilmington
Plank Road Co., held on Thursday last,
at West Chester, the following officers
were elected.
Presidential arshall b. Hickman.
Directors-E Evan Rogers, Francis IL.
Gheen, Wellington Hickman, Bently
Worth and Henry Buckwalter. A divi-
deud of 81. 10 per share was declared.
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Grants Opinion of COrneiPs
Election.

LoMBARDvILLE, Ill, Nov. A dis
,ch from the Associated Press office in
chicago, giving the latest election re-
turns from New York, was handed Gen
eral Grant when he arrived here. He
said he only hoped the latter returns
would confirm the indications of Cor
nell's election. "If Cornell is elected"
said the General, "Tilden will be shelv-
ed as eflcctually as Thurman now is,and
if Robinson is re- elected, in my opinion
the contest for the Democratic nomina-
ton will be narrowed down to Tllden
and Thurman"
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Mississippi,

THE STATE SAFE FOR THE DEMOCRATS.
VIcKsBURG. Miss, November 4.-The
election is quiet, but little will be known
of the result before morning.
JACKSON, Miss, November 4.-The
election is very quiet. A small vote is
polled. Returns are light. We cannot
Judge of the result, though 1T is expected
That the Democrats will carry the State,
with the exception of a few counties.
Kinds will probably elect the greater
part of the Greenbac ticket. Yazoo is
Democratic.
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,yOseffU TO-NiNHt.

Joseffy appears at the Grand Opera
House this evening in one OF his great
piano concerts, assisted by Louis Blum
enberg, the well known violinist. There
has been so much praise given Josefiy,
that it is almost unnecessary to say any
thug more than to merely announce the
fact that he appears this evening. Sc
cure your seats at q. +. Thomas Il Co.
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VIRGINIA.
A CLOSE CONTEST BETWEEN THE REG
lsTERs AND FUNDERS.

A CLOSE CONTEST BETWEEN THE REG
lsTERs AND FUNDERs.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1.-The election
in Virginia to day was for one-half Of
of the State Senators and all the men,
bers of the House of Delegates, and the
issue was to sustain or repeal the State
debt settlement known as the McCulloch
bill passed by the last Legislature. ln
every case the conservative nominees
were pledged to sustain the debt settle
ment. In almost every county tickets
in oppos,tion to the settlement were plac-
ed in the field and supported by anti
State debt payers, including many re-
publicans, who embraced this opportuni-
ty to widen the breach in the conserva-
tive patty. The returns are very con-
fl citing, but it is believed the conserva-
tive nominees have been generally sue
cessfnl.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
ELECTION OF THE REPUBLICAN CAN
DlDATE FOR STATE TREASURER.

ELECTION OF THE REPUBLICAN CAM
DIDATE FOR STATE TREASURER.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The repub-
licans have carried Pennsylvania, elect
Ing Samuel Butler State tr. asurer by a
majority far surprising their expectation.
Col. Hooten, chairman of the republican
State committee, claims 10000 in Phila-
delphia and not less than 10000 in tie
State. The city of Pittsburg will give
between 5000 and G,0U0 II Tajority for
Butler.
THE VOTE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The follow
ing Is the total vote in the city to day
on the State and county tickets: State
State treasurer, Saml Butler, rep
74,4O1; Dan'l o. Barr, DEM, 44,333
Peter Sutton, greenback, Alb; VIM. l.
Richardson, prohibitionist, IS !; Butler,
majority ov,r Barr, 30,GGS. County
Sheriff, Enoch Tia, lor, rep, 1885
Sam'l HartraDft, d'm., 45,31l; Jame
McCambridge, gre, ID ack, 230 Taylor
majority over Hartrantl, 2S,624. Regis
ter of wills, Vim. Marshall Taylor, rep.
74,035 Thomas Gieenbank, dem, Al,
64S; Jacob s. Duvall, greenback, 159
Taylor's majority over Greenbank, 20,
3s7' City treasurer, Joseph J. Martin
rep, 73,O6s; s. Davis Page, DEM, 45,
$40; James Maslor, greenback, 239
Martins majority over Page, 27,40S.
Reading, November 4.-From return
recei we'd up to II p. IN. from thirty-seve
districts in the county the indication
are that the Democratic vote will nc
much exceed 5000. There are tbirt
districts to hear from. Thirty give Blu,
Ter 200 majority.
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Important 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers cen rely upon for
their CHILDREN. IL corrects acidity OF the
sionach. cures wind collie, res ulates The
b,wels and gives rest. health and comfort,
TO mother and child. During the process
of teetIing its value Is incalculable. II
softens The gums reduces Inflammation
and allays all pain. thereby giving rest 10
The ch,,d and comfort 10 The mother:-
rwenty-tve cents a bottle. mar15-lyeOd
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05

John Sherman has prepared his esti-
mates for the expenses of the Govern
ment for the next fiscal year. lie asks
for seven mi lions more than was request
ed last year, Three millions additional
will be required for taking the census.
Two millions are wanted for the pay
ment Of pensions. The passage CT the
act paying the arrearages ofpensions has
greatly simulated the applications for
PENSIONS under the old laws. The Post
Office Department, because ofits increas-
Ing growth, demands Two millions more
than last year.
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ILLINOIS.

STEADY REPUBLICAN, GAINS REPORTED.
CHICAGO, November 4.-The election
to-day was quiet and peaceable. Re-
tnrns from forty-five precincts give
Johnson, Republican, for County Treas
urer, a majority n. The Republicans
have made steady gains in nearly every
precinct.
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NrOTICE.-I. John W. Reynolds. z

NOTICE.-I. John W. Reynolds, do
apply to the Judges OF the Court or
Delivery of the State Of Delaware
n and Tor the county q New castle, on
it being the first day OF the Novem6of
term, A. D.. 1873, for license to keep an
inn or tavern, being known as the
Malta House, No. iOs Water street, IN
the second Ward of the city Of viii
mington, county and state aforesaid-
with the privilege Of selling Intoxicating
TO be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, TO wit:
Chas. e. Sparks, A. Henxe,
VIM. H. Beck'ey, Chas. Harner, ~
Michael Kenney, ]. B. Elliott,
Samuel Finley. Lewis Banner,
s. j. Gilbert, 8. 8. Wickersl am,
J. w. Gray. Myers Hayes.
James Christy, W. r. Bowman.
J. +. Bush, Andrew r ulmeIe.
r. Booth, II. M. James,
g. w. Ortlip, N. Jenney,
p. Thatcher, j. q. Hiryel,
q. Gardner, Martin Traub.
novi-St. JOHN W. REYNOLDS.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

VICTORY OF THE REPUBLICANS-BUT-
LER's AFFILIATIONS DEFEATED.
Boston, November 4.
The defeat Of Butler for Governor is
conceded by his own friends, who allow
that Longs tRep., plurality will be 8. 600,
but there is every indication that II will
reach 10000, and may touch II 900. TIE
full vote of Boston IL: Long, l8 ,238;
Butler, 23,445; Adams, $50; Eddy, 80.
Buffers majority over all 1878, over
Long 5,2O7; an increase of 7l0 votes for
Butler over last year. Bntler's vote a.
Fall River surprises everybody. His
majority is about 200.
Nov. 3, 1 A. M.-R turns tn this hour
show the following fu vote to-day
Long, 12l ,204; Butler, los, ,2H; Adams
9.7l5; Eddy, 1,14S. Longs plurality
1851
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NeO Station.

A new passenger and freight station
on he line of the Philadelphia & Balti-
more Central Railroad will be opened
November 10th lat the Pennsylvania and
Mary land State line, for the accommo-
dation of the public in that neighb'
hood. 1t will be known as State Lii ne
Station. This station is about half way
bet v cen Nottingham and Rising Sun.
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Election Of officers.

On Monday evening, the WeccacOe
ctive Association elected the following
off for the ensuing six months:
Presid. nt-George Campbell.
Vice Pre- re-ident-Michael Welsh.
Secretary-Edward O'Neil.
Treasurer-John Mealey.
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4nDrOUcLiNO Balls.

The following balls will take place
his season: Y. 1. N. 4. Nov. Z; Pine
Knot, Nov. 13; Norma Club, Nov. 81;
Shields Library, Thanksgiving eve;
Phoenix A ctive, Christmas eve; CHAR y
hall, New Years night; Fame Active,
Dec. 12; Weccacoe Active, Jan 16; Har-
kins Senate, Jan. "a; Washington Fire
Company Feb. %; Washington Assem-
bly,, March %; Quaker Assembly, April
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An Old Var Shin Sold.

HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 4.-The war
ship Pyramus, which was captured by
Admiral Nelson from the Danes in one
of his famous engagements, and which
served as training ship here, has been
sold for $1,000.
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rur managers of The T. p. propose to
,.,a - ,he salary OF the Office fixed at
s,"oo sn' D., per annum, in order to IN IKE its
e.on '.s,, ,nee an object to General Grant
a'''r :. mos decided to ask Grant to
- ....0, ,he Presidency of the corporation
wy ', friends of the road had announc-
,A., tho Texas Pacific would ask for
=, suhsidIe, from Congress.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05

voRp of timely caution the
As a a, of commerce says tho banks
''l',a VT 'oo much NJ sympathy with the spirit
hive A,,.,ion, w. which takes all but the
o. 'ls'' '''', men Off their feet. They are
" a"' .av 10 make loans Oh stocks
'e' : S. ~ ,he bubble and sport Of tie
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CONNECTICUT.
rHELEeIsLAruRE REPUBLICAN,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Noy. "A very
light vote has been cast to-day, and not
one half the full vote has been polled in
New Haven. Coyt, Republican candi :
date for Senator IN the Seventh district
defeats Gift, Democrat. The indications
are that the Democrats have elected
their candidates for the Legislature In
New Haven, and that the Republicans
will have q reduced majority in the Leg
lature.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05
NEBRASKA.

A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 12,0C0 IN
THE STATE.
LINCOLN, Neb., November 4-11 30 p.
Election returns come in slowly. In
cations are that Cobb, Republican can
didate for Supreme, Judge Is elected
over Walker, Democrat, by 1000 ma
jority. Gannett and Carson, Republican
Regents of the University, are elected.
The total vote OF the State will reach 60,
600.
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MusQlte7'(tdlMl.

The Chester Times, of Tuesday, says
that number of young ladies of that
city, who move in good social circles,
were on the streets last Friday night
dressed IN mems clothes. The Times
thinks that the young ladies did not
fully understand the consequences of
this masQueradlug.
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WISCONSIN,.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 10000.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Ninety-six
towns and citiee outside of Milwaukee
show a republican gain of 1854 oyer
two years ago. The net republican gain
in the State, including Milwaukee. so far
ia .Ol5, There is little doubt of Smith
aarryipg the State by 10000.
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Premiums to be Paid.

The Chester County Agricultural
Society will pay the premiums awarded
at their recent fair held at West Ches-
ter, on and after Thursday next. Those
of our ci izens who were awarded pre-
miums should bear this in mind.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05
Brief Locus.

large market this morning.
The elections for this year are about
over
The funeral of John Gallagher, the
engineer who was killed on Saturday
nleht last. was very largely attended.
.,Ho Ho hear Josefiy, at the Opera House
tal" evening.
drrarlriiges are bringing two dollarsper
Inc post office authorities in this city
,e engaged in weighing and counting
'e ~. amount of mail matter, that passes
through the Office for one week.
M Maffit & Bartholomew, with Humpty
Ddumnty ds at the Opera House on Satur-
Gay evening.
remember that Miss Nelson appears
Ing. o"'' y" "'' ~
Ihere are number of balls annouLcs
moue, 70 take place during the present
wa une Game p, elective Association, ARE
S,a.oh'ng the gunners that go down the
ona e' 10 See 1! they have licenses to
morning. ro' ~
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NEW JERSEY.

PROBABILITY THAT THE REPUBEIcANs
WILL HOLD THE LEGISLATURE.
NEWARK, NJ j., November 4.-The
Republicans have gained one State Sen
ator In New Jersey, and probably five
or six members of the Assembly. They
will retain control of both branches of
the LegislatHre-the Senate by una
iorty OF 3, and the Assembly probably
by IA or 16 majority.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05

KEsNARD 4 Co. having secured a large
ock Of Blankets last June, directly nom
the makers, are now prepared to sell them
lobbers prices and those In need are
taking advantage of their large stock and
lIw prices, as their sales will show.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05
1f,,niciDaI Anniversary.

January 18, 1880, will be the forty
eighth anniversary of the municipality
of Wilmi ington, the city charter having
been passed January 10, 1882. Richard
HI. Bayard was the first Mayor.
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FIRST EDITION.
From the World.
The ELECTIONS,
Democratic New York.
THE STATE OFFICERS ELECTED-Gov.
ERNoR ROBINSON POSSIBLY DEFEAT
ED by TiLDEN AND KELLY.

The returns from the election in this
State for Governor came IN last night
with an irregularity beyond all preced-
ent and most suspicious. Mt over one
quarter Of the State was heard from
when the World went to press. And
In the reports from this the same towns
were several times repeated, each time
with different figures and each time
without any explanation or correction
in regard to the first figures given.
There never was so much appearance
of doctoring the returns as last nigh,
Governor Robinson is possibly defeat
ed. Mr.. kelly's vote in the city will
reach about $1,000.
The Democratic State ticket is elected
by about $1,000 majority.
The Legislature Is probably Republi-
can in both branches.
From the N. Y. Herald.
Cornell Elected Governor Ly
10000 Plurality.
The election In the State of New York
yesterday called out vote of about
olkut anu oibbt
a vote OF over million In 1876. The re-
suit WAS the undoubied election Of the
republican candidate Alonzo B. Cornell
to the NovernOrship for three years
with the remainder of the State officers
probably taken from the democratic
| ticket. This political division was caus-
ed by the vote of $1,000 drawn by Mr..
John Kelly from the democratic ranks
10 his character OF gubernatorial candi-
date OF the boilers" forty thousand OF
these votes being cast for the TammaDy
"boss" In this city, the remaining IL, 0,0O(
comiug from Oswego. Chemung and
along the line Of the Erie Railroad gem
orally. While Mr.. RobinsOn's plurality
| over Cornell In the city amounted To
about $1,000, the heavy republican vote
in the State defeated him by from 15,00(
to u, 900 votes. The remainder of the
democratic State ticket, receiving the
full Tammany vote, was with scarcely
any doubt elected.
undoubtedly Republican by large major
ties.
In this county there was much trading
of votes, particularly for the minor of
iices, SO that the result cannot in many
cases he reached. A heavy vote wa
cast. There were three tickets in thu
field. The dicksr bet ween the Republi
cans and Tammanyites Ii probably ae
countable tor the election Of Robert q
Brown, Republican, defeating William
X. Roberts, Tammany, and Peter BOwe
anti -Tammany. The Republicans d.
not seem to have reeiprocated, for G um
bleton, the Tammany candidate TO
County Clerk, was defeated, and VIM
A. Butler, the apti-Tammany candidate
was elected. The remainder of boil
tickets had not been counted up tn
hour of going to press.
A Republican Paper Gives up al
but Cornell.
| ALBANY, November 4.-Cornell !
elected Governor by thirty to fort
thousand. The rest Of the State ticke
is close and doubtful, with chances TO
the Democracy. Both branches of tn
Legislature are Republican, Erenin
| IolirnnI
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gas Gully Sasstts.

rcr,oN news makes the
II 'a,. 1n. Of Delaware feel the damps ;.
DenCc'"'' ',,'sr how must our brothers OF
o. '''' .,s.nla m and New York feel?
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4 Resort for IIpplers.

John Bowers was fined twenty dollars
and costs, by Magistrate Hagany, last
nighr, for keeping a tipping house at
Eighth and Buttonwood streets. He ap;,
paaled from this decision, and was held
TO answer in the sum of two hundred
dollars.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05

"My mother in law is walking adver
tisament for DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup" a
subscriber remarked yesterday; " she re.
commends it everywhere;"
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Thomas CZUde.

j. Eugene Reybold, agent of the Della
ware City, Salem and Philadelphia Nav
igation Company, has recently written
to Jacksonville, Fla, to the effect that
the Thomas Clyde will run on the st.
Johns river this winter.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05
Flfty-Eighth anniversary

The Wilmington Female Bible Society
will celebrate its fifty-eighth anniversary
in the Second Baptist Church, Fourth
and French streets, on Thursday even
ing, November 9th, at 80 o'clock. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05
HuMpTY DuMpTY

NJ OTICE.-I, David Boulden, a licensed
~ retailer of goods, wares and merchans
spectively, Constantly kept on hand for
sale Is not less than $500. do hereby give
notice that shall apply to the Judges OF
and Jail Delivery in the State OF Delaware.
in and for New Castle County, upon Nom
day, the 18th day OF November next, 1879.
being the lst day OF the next November
term Of said Court, for q license TO sell In
toxicating liquors in quantities less than
one half gallon, in the city of New Castle.
Delaware, School District, No. 45 New
Castle hundred, and the following respect
able citizens recommend the said applica-
tion to wit:
I, H. Fols, r. n. Janvier
G. KINNEY, ]. W. Clymer,
Ferdinand Leckler, Geo. A. Millingtou.
+. l.. Chase, @. Rttchie,
NJ. N. Wier Samuel Gutherie.
James Wiimot, Geo. T. Deakyne'
W. T. Richmond, John 2. Blount
nov4-3t. DAVID BOULDEN.
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One Drunk.

There was only.one case before acting
Mayor O'NIel, this morning, that of
John Keith, miserable looking wretch,
who had been arrested 10y officer Thomas
last night, willie sleeping off drunk on
a fish bench al Second and King streets.
He was fined 90 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05
Fire in ATliu0tOu Mill.

Early Monday morning there was
q, ite fire IN the Arlington cotton mills
over in Brandywine village. 1t origina-
ted in the picking loom and burned a
quantity OF cotton.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05
Could no. Land.

The Portland, (Me.,) schooner George
w. Je,oett, arrived at this port.yesterday,
with cargo of ice for the Wilmington
I % and Coal Company. Owing to low
tide she was unable to land, and left in
the evening for Philadelpi ia.
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Died SMddeNkN.

On Monday night last about 1l:3O
o'clock, Mrs. Hannah Murray, an aged
colored woman, residing at No. 625 E.
Eleventh street, died suddenly. The
cause of her death was apoplexy, but as
there war physician in attendance, no
inquest was held.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05
I'm for ReDai7'S.

The steamer admiral of Ogdensburgb,
New York, arrived here yesterday for
repairs at the jackson Il Sharp Compa-
ny's yards. During her voyage here the
admiral met with rough weather, and
lost part of her wheel house.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05

b,1;l hne russian missionaries in Japan
ans.ag ,g succeeded in converting 1900 Jap
Rem, ' =, ~ 1heir faith, a bishop is to be
Svno,' n, 10 Joddo by the st. Peter sburg
ar,irp iirpetaal n nation has been scovered
bv , af,o, ms time In Liverpool. 1t goes
powa. .er i, al snd can be made to "produce a
in Tir Tira'll sum lent to drive all the 0, gines
morrL,a Lowa woman gave her husband
Co, r'ne !, Ut 10 cure him of chewing tobac-
own ~ cured him, but she is doil:e her
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05

Do Dys ysi Keep the bottle handy,
For il uoa on place it out of sight,
Who cured asS onr little Andy,
A' was coughing day and NIGHT,
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
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A Republican Paper Gives up all
but Cornell.

ALBANY, November 4.-CorneII Is
elected Governor by thirty to forty
thousand. The rest Of the State ticket
is close and doubtful, with chances for
the Democracy. Both branches of the
Legislature are Republican, Ere'a,ng
Journal.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-05

Harlan & Hollings-
worth Co.,
Job II. Jackson,
Walton, ,Whann q Co.
W. q. whitley,
]. Morton Poole Co.
The Pusey&JonesCo.
by w. u. Gibbons,
!. Pres,
II. g. Banning,
Z. A. Rodney,
Ignatius q. Grubb,
H. l.. Tatnall Il Co.,
VIM. Candy,
WIN. Bush,
II. X. Robinson x Co.,
Levi Z. Bird,
The Lobdeil Car
Wheel Co.,
W. Jones a Co.,
Isaac q. Pyle,
Chas. j. Campbell.
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for same. (Signed).
j. p. Almond,
Harry Sharpley,
J. Parke Postles,
W. M. Keunard,
VIM. 4. Croasdale,
ThOs. M, Ogle,
swift IL Courtney j.
Beecher Co.,
by VIII. Swift, Treas
Preston Lea,
VicvOr DUPONT,
George H. Bates,
Chas. Warner L Co.,
James A. Draper,
Henry X. DUPONT,
Jos. W. Haru,
Henry G. Conrad,
Geo. s. Capelle,
James Brad,ol d,
Merris Taylor,
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