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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-02
THE CINCINNATI

tits the paper that meets the wants Of
the farm and the fireside more fully than
any other, as will be seen by careful
examination of the following facts, and
a comparison of the paper with any
other of the city weeklies:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sTriadelphiA Accommodation traIn Ouly IunB
between WRteling and Tr!adelPhia.
tDnIly except Suuday-Etwark Accommodation.
iSteuhenviIls ACeOmplo dati0n.-Thh train during
the day pNISes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Eellaire, stopping when required al
Gravel I'LL,
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rre.h Nunnlles or YltnlltN

To renew waning stock may be gathered
from source accessible 10 all, and never
sought III vain by any whose constitution and
vigOr are not so much dIlapidated as to be
wnOlly past repairing Evidence direct, con.
vinGIng and ample, indicates Hoststter's
Stomach BltteB ai tonic Of unexamplGd
efficacy and perfect purity, aud possessed Of
properties that constitute Il mi invaluable
remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, liver
complaint, urinary and uterine weakness,
rheumatic complaints and malarial fever.
invigorated and solaccd by 1t, ind tho phys.
cal prostitution which usually follows severe
illness is In great degree femedied and con-
valeScGnce accelerated through its Use II Oc.
cnpies leading position among medicinal
staples MwF4w
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Premiums In the Fourth ClAs.
ChOrIS-"Blrls OF Spring Waltz"
Misses Roberta BIaeGRel NJ. L. Patterson, X. Nc
GrAth, Mildred TueEcruan, Ella clsh, Lola Kirk
land, Mamie Graves, Nellie Meyer, Florence
Ghhth, Kate c. OBIlen, Ida AbsrcInhIbIO, Mary
O'HIicn aud Agnes Really.
Vocal Variations, Ire Alary.
Miss Mary +. Patterson.
Premiums In Fifth aud sixth Glasses.
FtAnO SOIo-IIhapsJdic iOngTO,Ee No, ll,....".. List
Miss Kate MrGraih.
FreHiiuns 10 French German, lailn anil Italian
Vocal CanOne-"Ad0remus" ........,..".., ChCIub
Misses Mary +. Patterson, Roberta BraceweIl,
Ida AbeTcrUmhlc
pFenIunA In Painting, Drawing, Etiquette, NeAucss
aud Order; Housekeeping, Darning, and the Culina-
~ Department.
Vocal SolO-"una vOce POGO ia," FROM BarbiCre dc
eVIRIa..........""..." .........,..".. ltOSSlni.
Mis- Roberta Bracew6ll.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Premiums Ia Instrumental aud Vocal Music, llarmO-
ny and the TheOry Of Music.
NalelICtOTy-
Written and read by Miss Mary II. Patterson
Coronation OIe-Solo-SIlA Roberta BraCeNGll.
ChOrus-The Chss.
ACADEMIC llOSORS,
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machines making large nails, small nails,
fat nails and round nails. We took
samples Of all Of them, and among Us
carried away a goodly portion Of a kcg,
Three Of the girls tried their hands max.
ing nails, and succeeded in making
enough to establish their claim 10 the
name OF "nail.ieeders." But soon the
noon whistle sounded, and the machines
stood motionless. Tired and hungry we
took the cars homeward, well pleased
with our visit to South Weddings manu-
factories. "SIX Girls"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-27
TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April lSt, 1870, the
" Cars on the Wheeling and Elm Grove r. Il, will
run rs follows Cars will leave the city corner Mar.
kRt and Eleventh HtFeatRl and STAMINA nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE OF A
VALUABLE RIVER HILL FARM
In MARSHAL LII rO1lNrY " VA
DUBLIC SALEOF VALUABLE PROP
l. ERTY ~ SOUTH WHEELING.
The undersigned wilt oder at public auction at the
irOut door Of he Court House Of Ohio county, OIL

!
The undersigned wilt OIer at public auction at the
fruit door Of he Court House Of Ohio county, OIL
SATURDAY, TaE 5th DAY OF JULY, 1917,
Commencing said sale al 10 o'clock A. NJ, Lot No. IL,
10 square No. II, situated OH Jacob street. In that
part Of the city Of Wheeling called South Wheeling
In the Eighth Ward Of said city, Upon this property
Is line three Story buick house 100 feet IN length by
70 feet In width TN the frs floor Is large and COM
lodi0us bar room 90 ieGt In length by y feet In width
containing all the convenience for rStclasS house
NJ entertainment or any business to which II may be
applied with three corresponding large and convenient
rooms IN the rear. On the second OOr Is large dam
Cpg hall, and iUur other large and convenient TOOms
whilst upon the third floor Is large hall we'll adapted
Tor society purposes, and ut pres nj used by the Odd
Fellows and others US place u meeting, together
with sAVeTAl other smaller rooms C0nvenienees Tor
Els and water all through the house Upon this lot
lh re Is atO small frame office, At present used IS
Justice office, an ice house and TScaSs stable Pur-
ChaSeTs are Invited 10 examine this property the
owner feelrg assurG that they will find adapted TO
aI,St any bulness u which they might choose To up
ply H. This property will 10 sold subject 10 lease
which expires on the first day Of April, 1882 hut
which will be transferred with the property 10 the
purchaser. Any one can receive full Information
concerning this lease BY iuquirng Of tho undersigned
or his attorney.
TERNs or SALE-One.thrd cash, aud the remainder
Of the puFchaSC money In two equal InStalImenlS Of
Que and two years with interest," or oil cash II the pur-
chaser may elect. Deferred payments TO be sec ircd
by deed Of trust upon the property sold
J. II. GOOD, Attorney,
1870 ChapIlne street. jei0
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NEW ApvERTIsgMENTs.

T osT.-A CAMEO ORNAMENT AT.
~ rAl;HEp TO plet0 Of velvet, In soIng from the
Mt. Dc phantei 20 Elm Grove carr Or At HOFuhrOoks
this Office. Ie9io
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DIED.

sCIlREIN ER-At his residence Ia Martin i Forty,
o, on Thursday morning, June 20, 1872 nj halI.pjs
one o'clock, GROEaE ScIiREINRR, aged " years.
Funeral from his late residence, this afternoon at
three o'clock. Friends Of the family are iNvitcd to
attend IntCrmcut at Peninsula Cemetery.
BLUMEE BERG-At3 A. ", on Thursday, June
2dth 1879, fREDERICG WILLIAM, infant son Of
Henry aud Lizzie Blumenbers.
Funeral from tho residence Of his parents, No. 1881
Market stIOet, at O'closk this afternoon. Inter.
IaenL al lied Mems Cemetery.
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The striking spInners and weaves Of
the Westerly wooden mills, Providence, r.
l., resumed work Wednesday under a
compromise.
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HAVE a mind Of your own. II you are
suffering from disease Of the kidneys or
uterine troubles do not be persuaded 10
try every quaCk H0StFum That may be nd.
vertised, but resort at once to Diner RAJ
koczy Bitter Water. Natures great rene.
dy for the cure Of such diseases. a wine
gIassful dose. For sale by all druggists.
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The march from Tannhauser by Wa :
ner was played upon two Chickering Con-
cert Grands, one square piano and three
narps. The hNrp is so very graceful an
instrument that with the fair performers
in their ilGccy robes, tho whole presented
charming tubleau. The combined in
struments formed quite an orchestra, and
all the young ladies played in perfect
time, with power or delicaCy as the differ.
ent parts required.
The vocal chorus Ezra Stella" from
"Ginmmento," by,Mercadante, was finely
sung; the same features, as in the march,
being carefully retained, viz: great accu.
racy, good shading and expression.
TheVocal solo, MOBILES Seigueurs," from
Les Huguenots, was sung BY Miss Kate
McGrath, with u delicate, but highly cul-
tiyated voice; occasionally the high notes
were full and sweet, while tho execution
was 40 smooth and finished as to please
every listener, though in parlor 1t would
be heard to more advantage than in 80
large hall.
"Ah! BE Not Sad" by 0bGrthur, for
the harp, was played very effectively by
Miss Mary II. Patterson, Of Philadelphia.
The piano quartette, from "l.odoiska, y
by Cheriubin, was charmingly played,
and Ia not likely TO be often heard, OH nc.
count Of Its rare merit, excepting among
scientific musicians.
"Angels Ever Bright and Fair" by
Handel, is sufficiently we'll known 10 DO
generally appreciated. This was sung by
Miss Ida Abercrombic, OF Philadelphia,
tho young lady who so distinguished her.
self in the 0peretta last month. Her
voice is full, rich mezzo soprano, and her
style Of singing did ample Justice to tho
far famed composition.
The vocal quartette from "EideiO," is
one OF Beethoven's gems, and when given
in the opera, is sure to elicit IN encore
: There Is something very bowiiching in
ItS,melody, which is harmonl2ed for the
f6a, voices in manner which only the
yenfusof a Beethoven could accomplish
Il was executedwith great spirit, and the
four voices selected were well calculated in
their freshness and sweetness to give the
desired effect.
The harp solo, "The Men Of Harlech, {"
was rendered most brilliantly by Miss
Kate McGrath.
The chorus, "Biris Of Spring Waltz"
was given BY tho class with charming
effect. Freedom and Joy seemed to echo
from every note, and tho birds without
were fairly outdone by the birds within.
The vocal variations from Tire Nozzc,"
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DOING THE SOUTH SIDE.

A Sextet Of Young Ladies' Visit the
Manufactures OF the south Side. and
Tell of What They Saw ana DId-The
south wheeling Glass Works, Nail City
brewery and In BELLE Nail Works aH
Viewed Through Feminine Optics.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

premises bundan large for our the
Galleries. commanding fine views OF the
u.ed r.
the and Depot OF its
bu
and china greatly enlarged
Ad,, has
al time get the goods and
cash. and the electric belsio call cash boys viii
We confident
than conduct business b, aae system sell eapy
to
he the OF the establishment None but cone
shall hold
Depot know by truly serving our patrons we hop 10 pr We e value d
paia d,vloied
Whhu attend strictly developing the business
the Grand
the places where goods produced being
fer the and give EN- to our Gust ms WITH one fair po
r. o
No subteug viii permitted III goods The customers who buy us
bought,
sire Though the 'ie silk velvet eak pae" or aan dress pattern We
to a
We i'll to right sk them to trust us to do right
ny hem. a to
fonIyo payto
er,f
lew
II
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THIRD EDITION
General NesCy.

Ths steamship Nuremberg arrived AZ
NJ Orleans. on Saturday from Bremen
vi. Havre with four hundred immig ran.s
ircIuJi uo slghty English farmers. Mos'
Of the immigrants are Tor Iexas'
The sixty hour bicylc tournament IN
B1stop closed IN Saturday night. ie,-
ront scored $50 miles, Cam 90, u
Harrison .44O, T. Harrison 400, hopinsoh
32l.
There we're eight yellow fever deaths .ls
in Memphis, last week, majority peink
lingering cases.
Josepb M. Blake, ,ex. Attorney Generai
Of Rhode Island, died at Bristol, III 'na'
State, on Saturday.
Captain Henry Hamlin, recently oi
the revenue cutter Grant, died i'll Albany,
N. Y, on Saturday, after short iiiness'
He leaves wife and one child.
DIR. Cra,k, Professor of Anatomy at
McGill Co lege, Montreal mas oeen
dangerously poisoned while dissectihg'
Fine samples of both hard aud SOL
coal, found in Manitoba. nave oeeu
IL not di divulged, but Is said 10 Do on Ihe
hne Of the South western Railway.
A Cleveland, Ohio, iron firm has
contracted with the proprietor OF the
Baldwin Iron Mine, in Ottawa county
Out, for large quantity of ore. WORK
In the mine will begin at once, givini
employ meut tu many men.
The National Christian Temperance
Union osed its sessions at Fort Wayne
on Saturday. Governor St. John, o
K.nsas, WAS eiect-d President. ant
Francis Murphy, First Vice President
for the ensuing wear,
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WEafinifxa.O

Mr.. John d. Mish-r. who Ia doing so
much toward presenting good plays and
Companies to our citizens, will present
here on Satui day evening. November
22d, Mains original Fatinitzd Compa-
ny. This omrsny Is the one that pre-
s-nt-j this charming opera at The
Ch smut s rect Th-at . to overfiowiug
hou es Tor thr.e q weeks. Those of ou
ciuz-hs VII" had he pl-as ure of seeing
and beatii x Fnra'- Juv-hils Coinpan,
N the Opera II U.S., n short tune ago,
viii. no doubr, br pl ase' to hear that II
viii be- prese utrd here by poles io1A
company.
Forel anded lalies at Muse tine, low
hsvr a!rady formed a leap year elup.
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SEU ia DouL,

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov nI
'he ', tarHy and inconp,e e lrirrn'
lhe Slate, there is set ,or.'
uo.iot a to a pant Of The ,ick
Information al hand. hnw,ya' ~. ~
, ,'epn.y 9se,eiayoi 5 ate, "a /,
l., ere is little douot # III. .''.'
Tue majority Of The Deuoa. \
nliicers. beac S majority, IN, ,.,
al nearly 1900. There s,',.,r,
~ doubt OF the elect on ol NJ
Chep) for ComptrulIel. and n
also OF llie Republ can cen at.
torh'I -Gcne al. Wiih mi, sy
'he rest OF the ichet from l.ou
may be safely set down as lem
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hed Mems Auuix.r.a..

Oh IhursdaN evening heAl /
Tribe, No. 3, Improved Od'r
Wen, Of this cit viii c,icb, 1, /
anniversary. The exercises vi
place IN the lecture room Of Tie ,
emple, and will clu q am add
the Great lncolonec OF III GfeaI
ell of the United 5 atc,, Morn,
ham. Of Philad' lphia, Pa, Glca
hoiiee Judge George W. Lind,
Matylanh, and Prot. ). j. Wil,y
city. II. {. Conrad, Esq and
II. Crabb, Of this clty, viii .Iy,
readings, and eXcellen music Njl
terspeised with these exer, %,
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Week[N MOrfllQrN.

During the past week, there were
twenty deaths reported to K. B. Frazer
r. gistrar of Deaths and Burials, a. hav'
Ing occurred IN this city rs follows;
Born IN the United States, 1S; Ireland,
3 white, IT: black, 3; male, II, female, .
Corouer's cases, 2; brought here for In
terment, 2; sent away, !; still born, z
premature birth, /.
The causes were: Accident on the p
w. & b. X. X. 2; burned, /; Group, !
consumption, 2; cere bral meningitis, l.
cholera infaui um. l; drop-y, 1; enteritis
l; inanition, 1; membraneOus Group, 4
old age, l; paralysis scarlAuna, /; tabe'
m-senterica, 1.
The ages we're: Under I year, 8; from
l 10 ., .; 8 to 10. l; 10 to 10, l; % to 80 |
80 10 40, 1; 40 to 90, 2; 60 To 20, 2; 20 to W
2.
The deaths ny wards were: First ware
l; SECOND, l; Fourth. 2; Fifth, l; Sixth
3; seventh, 3; Eighth, .; Ninth, /; Tentf
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Obifuuru

Information has h,,,,
city ct Of the death nf T., p''sc'lVed
spencer, ia Brooklyn. ON vs., ,'or
oi Inaiarial fever. h. y" oatufd,
wholly untxpec ed. a,d ,Iu ,, Eve
here, ~ AZ =, uprising ~ , to bis nuan,
wears. Spencer l"a e, hved ~ this cts fo,
y,',' u",s' ana was very well wy W.
n.an ' ,'' "St,'' ,,,.ii med late y Ia, rrs,I',
""en p',, .h rhi'ad"lphia. he VA. a,",' y
,n man VINO had many virrur, va a
a',' 'aui.S' and lis whole ,epor',n AZ,
SUN as to make all wlrh r,', 1' u
INTO contact firm friend. IT," u u y
''n, red to be a Young man -, ~, w
oroin 'ry nhsi"al talent and "'o'
,ha' had he !ivsd he wo,, 4 :. ,N
br sht future. u ave
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HulIi3DtU DU2aDU.

The Opera House was well filled on
Saturday evening to witness the appeal
ance of M afht and Bartholomew w 4
Pantomine Company. 1t has been son Q
time since this company has appear II
here, but that did not make any
difference, as their tricks were new "a nd
kept the audience in continual roar of
laughter. The olio was very good, each
one of the specially artists performing
their pa rts with great credit,
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1857 Prizes. amounting TO allo 40
Responsible corresponding agents want
"a nt All prominent points, 10 whom a
lio,ral com npehsation viii be paid.
write clearly stating IuIl address, for
inr'her information. or send orders by ex
press or mail add ess d only to
NJ. .A.BaUPHIN,
y. y. iox ssl, New Orleans, La,
or same person at
No. 3lS Broadway. New York.
The particular attention. Of The y,,,bI,c a.
cdted 10 he ,uct hat the rnfire Number n,
ne tEkets Jor eoch Mont.iy Druut,,y IL so,T
ana consequently az The pri1es n. eacy. tirn,O-
ing are sofa and draun and D1,d. Ihis 4,
not u,e cnse ruth any other compa,u
Hll "ui brahi xtraordiI ary Drawings
are under the supervision and mnnaye.
Jubal A. tHrIy. "
octll 4wddw.
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Benefits Paid,

The p, w. & b. X. Il. Co. Beneficial
ASSOCIATION paid to the families of John
Gallagher, Edward Sasse and Harry
Meredith, on Saturday, the sum of $500
for each. This is the amount guaranteed
to each member of the Association in
case of death or disability for life. This
makes the fourth payment the Associa-
ton has made, the first being that OF
Daniel McKeevy, who was killed al
Barlow's bridge on the Delaware II. r.,
some time ago.
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Mr. T0it'sto,.,

A., lie 3, report on tie srr'", '"' ,
mr., mr.; NJ. T. Ton lad d. ii','' d sl,, tod
a,,,aa a, 2;So ,,'.' O'clock to day Mr.. r.o
pulse was easier. 'N"pi Il
No ne non'., Is stu delirious and The A.,
no hopes of his recovery, '''e uo'
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FOURTH EDITION
Indfcatio.s for To-Day.

Cooter and partly cloudy peatter, south
srly to Wssteriv sOinds, Jollo,ced BY fdliiny
barometer and light rains. Cautionary
signals shH continue ut Cape Nay. LeWss,
Aaantic C,ty, Bdrnegat and Sandy Hook
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
4 Steamship COiliies Wifh an
Iceberg.

The Guion line steamship Arizona,
which lied from L verpool on lie 4tn
inst. for New York, pat in at st. johns,
n. T., yesterday morning, disable by
III Ming into 49, iceberg On FRIDAY night.
Particulars Of the usually sh w thai the
mig was very dark, tie ice' er-
Was u 81 II until / was too lae IT, ma
ietially lessen the speed Of the vessel.
Size stov Ia he bow but there Was no
leak ge by nd tne b ,lkhtad, and NJ
,njun vas onr ioa II the passengers
oi daia- "lue ia Z Il was r"llslh-
I'd pruur I, howrN +, pu II a 81.
j - f"r repairs. Her y ,s nsers Will
he sent t. Nru York b> tie siraInrrs
Ca,,.ia, from 81. j, MS on Thnrsd y,
aid Nevada, shIch will sa from Ne"
Imk ,.muiriw tor the remainder. he
Ariz na may have to remain at II.
J hu's tine eeks. Among her passrn-
g'rs is >. u Gu ou, manaslng o" nel "f
til i -.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

Gehera II nk,r sa to hav eft a
hand ome fortune, which will probably
20 To his slste,s, Mir, Biainard ami Is.
Wood If w tertnwn, New York. Am ~
his Ell cts is aye picture OF the battle
ot L. kout Mountain, t'r which he paid
SIS, 900. He had repaired book on the
batt T Of tbancellorsville, which IS now
in the publishers hands and was about
to begin a uookon the famous engage
ment on Lookout Mountain.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

"Will it do no harm?" This is the ques
ton oit-u asked, and the answer is, "lt
can not" for Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup is
an innocent remedy, warranted to- con-
tain neither opium, morphia, or anv-
Thing injurious. Price % cents a bottle
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
Wilmington Markets.

WuLMINGToN. Del. November 10, 1879.
Quotations at the Brandy wine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. u.
Pennypack er, q Co. Corrected batly.
Best Patent rs 25 TO % IS
Choice Family Flour. go to 3 on
Choice Superfine. o 90 to 800
Prime new wheat ......... / IS
New Corn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Bran per ton n.......... 10 OO
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ENLARGED and REFlTTED.
THE GREAT DRY GOODS and 0uTFITTING HOUSE
OF PaILA ADBI.PEd ELLA,
AND FROM STREET THROUGH ENTRANCE


The Space Occupied Ground Floor 9525O Square Feet
The Space Occupied in Galleries is 36 S05 Square Feet
he Space Occupied in Basement 46,97O Square Feet
living Grand oal l9025 Square Feet amounting to li0
Acres active Retailing DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS
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Local stocks and 30 n lls.

Local StOcks and 10 nOss
National bank OF Delaware. -
first National Bank. L.
Jnion National Bank
National Bank W II. ana Brandywfne. )
Farmers BANK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ni.mlns lun Coal Gas CON pAny ........ Z
Delaware K. X. Co. .....................
delaware W esteru X Co stock, 2
Phil,. *il. q 5altinore Il. Coz. ~
Wilin q Northern K. X. .Co............ -
Delaware Fire Ins. CO................ "
delaware State Bonds ............-..t
NiiiningtoD City 6s......
Silmln zion CITY 3s... .........1t ia
se~ castle County Loan. ....... ........ !
OsIswsre hailrOau drst Mortgage. !
el4wsr. lt.ilrnsd. .-xtensiOn....... l02
tt.. re--.fi4cr Railway Co. lst mort. 10
- stock,
MaSouiy II ~ 'o.,..,...............
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A H0ndsOme Tesii,n,ui

On Saturday evening, last. Mr.
Khoadsi was presented with AID
ana handsomely framed tr,imnnl
th- shape OF an ol painting. IN
was from Mr.. and Mrs. Greep Chl
anh was presented To Mr. Enod
return fpr his serious iu cohduril1
musical exercises Of the Rohrrf
sunday school, which hrli their I
sary IN st. Andrews church ,rsl
Tue painting repre.euls I'd
scene, and embrace, III unl IT,, I'd
levs, and also au old rd,tl- Ut n \
Eval ages. II present is vegy HI 4
preciated by Mr. Il oai,.
As a train was crossing tie :.
Kansas City aud Nollhera ID
bridge, at st. Charles, Mo-, on ID
night, the west span Of the ID
suddenly gave way, plecipilalus|
teen ears Of live stock aud 4
with seven m'n, into he rl r..
dead bodies and three men bal|
jured have been got out Of the
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To ali VINO are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF MANHOOD, &C..
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send n self-addressed envelope
10 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d.
zew York City.
tec2D- e,h q wIy
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ftnanc cial and Com ..eretai.

WnMiNGroN. DEL, Nov. 10, is70.
Latest stock quotations furnishsd oy
isald q Co., Clayton House Building
Wilmington, Del. ~ IL n. to-day;
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JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Depot. 18th Street,
PHIL IJADELPEiIA.

tbs IhHtItuIIOn Wt] regularly lncOrpOT-
ated by the Legislature of the state for
educational and Charitable purposes In
l66s for tine term OF twenty-five years, to
which contract the inviolable faith OF tne
state IL pledged with "A capital OF ~ ,U0l.-
100, 10 which II has since added u reserv.
fund OF -S5O,p0. It's grand single mum ber
distribution will take place monthly on
the second Tuesday. II never scales or
po>tpones. Lbck at the following dlstrlbu
lion:-
CAPITAL PRIZE sao ooo
iOe, 900 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH.
HALF TICkkTS, ONE DOLLAR