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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 26, 1879.
Before this letter is seen by many of
your readers, the Presidents Message and
accompanying documents will have been
placed before Congress, and will be in the
hands of the public printer.
Whatever may be the result of the ses-
sion, the disposition on all sides at this
time is to make it short one. The rec
concentrations of the heads of Depart
ments, 80 far as made known at this writ
ing, are in the direction of economy. do
not mean that less is asked for than former
ly, but that, considering the growth of the
country, and the marvellous increase of bus
mess, the estimates of the year are less
than was to be expected. The Secretary of
War is to be specially commended for mod
Grafton in his requests.
OF the subjects for consideration, outside
of the regular appropriation bills and the
never-ending subject of politics, the Indi-
ans, the tariff, and aid to our ocean COM
merce will be prominent. The contest
over the Indians will be spirited, and its in
terest will centre on the proposition to
transfer the Indian Bureau to the War
Department. There will also be the ques-
tion-now exciting interest in the West -
of opening the Indian Territory to general
settlement
The tariff laws, though changes will be
advocated, will doubtless remain substan-
TALLY as they are. Thore is overwhelming
evidence that business men regard stability
in this respect as of infinitely more impor-
tance than the particular character of the
laws.
Upon the subject of assistance to our
commerce there is less general information
in the country perhaps than on almost any
other. The proposition made year ago
to grant to line of American Steamers
about the same proportionate rates
for carrying our mails to Brazil as were
being paid some of the railroads of the
country for carrying them was voted down
by an overwhelming majority, when the
giving of the small sums asked would have
insured the building in the United States
- S~'S~e-@ SsSAiPo Va ehO SOoO CldDSg
and the opening of very extensive COM
merce with South American countless
The proposition was beaten because the
cry of Subsidy" was raised against it.
But in connection with such truly National
works as the improvement of the Missis-
sippi river, the improvement of New York
naroor, and Kindred affairs, the project
will be again revived and considered.
Among the other subjects which will
come up will be the Chartering of Mica
ragua Canal Company, the creation for
General Grant of the Office of Captain GEN
eral, and, last but not least the retirement
of the outstanding greenbacks. This last
measure it is supposed will be recommended
by the administration. 1t is sure to meet
with determined opposition.
Socially, the Washington winter will be
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PENSIONS! /!


A LII CLAIMS for Invalid Pensions filed by dis
IN abled Soldiers, on or
BEFORE THE 1st OF JULY, 1880,
will be paid from date of discharge of Soldier
All claims filed by heirs OF Soldiers on or before
that date, will be paid from date Of death of Sol
dier.
Claims filed after July 1st, 1890 will be paid
from date OF application. Mothers and fathers
who lost sons In the service, upon whom they
were dependent for their support: widows and
minor children OF Soldiers who died or were
killed In the service, or of disease contracted in
the service, are entitled to Pensions Also, Sol
diers who were disabled in the service, or by dis
ease contracted in the service. are entitled.
| have obtained the following Pensions re-
cently:-
Catharine Freet, OF Juniata cOunty,-Mother's
Pension--drew Sl,542 in first payment
Amanda Morton, Perry cOunty,-WidOws's Pen
sion-drew $3.50, in first payment.
Geo w. Anderson Perry county, increase Of
Invalid Pension.
Jerome X. Jones, Perry county, increase of In
valid Pension.
Call ON or address,
LEWIS POTTER,
Noy Is, 794tl New Bloomfield.
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Norwich, CONN, Nov. 25. = Mrs.
Samuel f. Ticknor was burned to death
in her house at Columbia yesterday.
The house took fire in some unknown
way, and when the neighbors reached it
she was found in a sitting position in a
chair, with all the clothing below her
waist burned off,
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Home. Introduction by The0. l.. Cuyler, ID. ID.
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The World for 1880.

selves carefully alike OF the action 3f their party
their Republican opponents. A failure to do this
In 1876 contributed greatly to the loss by the De-
mocracy OF the fruits OF the Victory fairly won at
The year 1880 promises to be one of the most in
teresting and Important years OF this crowded
tial election which may result in reestabshing
the Government Of this country on the principles
Of its constitutional founders, or in permanently
changing the relations Of the States to the Federal
power. NO Intelligent man can regard such an
election with indifference, THE WORLD, as the
city Of New York which uphoids the doctrines Of
constitutional Democracy, will steadily repre-
It will do this IN no spirit Of serve partlsanshp
but temperately and firmly AS newspaper
InE Is WqRLD, being the organ oi no man,no clique
tairest picture IL can make Of each days passing
history IN the CITY, the State, the country and the
accuracy OF all things In all that II publishes. No
man, however humble, shall ever be permitted to
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During the past year THE WORLD has seen its
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news and unfaltering loyalty to its readers In
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very enjoyable. An unusual number of
Senators and Representatives will have
their families here, numerous people Of dis
tinotion and Wealth will be among us, and
the "good times" will enable resident So
ciety people to extend hospitalities which
have been unknown in the city for years.
OLIVE.
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CoTToN has made tremendous leap
upward within fortnight, and there's
no telling where or when the rise will
end. AS consequenee>cotton fabrics
of all kinds have advanced. Those who
have not laid in their winter supply of
muslins, will do well to make note of
the rise.
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A FIRE in the Sth avenue Railroad
stables in New York, destroyed the
buildings and one hundred horses.
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Phoenix Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phoenix Pectoral cures Hoarseness quickly.
Phoenix Pectoral tastes good and brings rest.
Phoenix Pectoral costs 25 cents pr bot5 bottles ST.
2ly Sold by B. NJ EBY Druggist, Newport
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NOTICE. = The Farmers and Mechanics
IN Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of Sa-
vile, Tyrone, Spring, Centre and Carroll town
that an assessment of IL mills has been laid on
all Policies in force on the 18th of October 1873
and on all Policies issued since that date up to
the 30th day OF october, 1879 an assessment
OF 4 mill, to pay the losses TO the Company Of the
burning OF the houses OF John H. Jones and John
y. Kerr on the above dates respectively, amount
ing to the sum OF sl,05953 This assessment will
be due and cOllectabe on and after the Goth day
of December, 1879. BY order Of the Board.
w. w. MCCLURE, Sec'y
Elllottsburg, Nov. s, 1879.
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Christmas Presents, Writing Desks,
Fancy Boxes, Stationery in various
styles, Work Boxes, Silver Thimbles,
and many other articles suitable for
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1S79-SO.
THOUGHTS FOR SILENT HOURS.
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The daily gazette., 1879-07-15

1t is now reported that Returning
Board Anderson, Deputy Collector Of
New Orleans, is about 10 have the knife
applied to his scalp because he is 4 Sher-
man man. If it keeps on this wav II
will take search-warrant to find !
Grant man in Office south of the line,
Headache arises from different o.ns..
Congestive headache 10 produceti IN sn
undue quantity of blood In the brain. -
which high hvers, robust peoDle and
young women are liable. Dr.. DuITs
Baltimore Pills regulate the bowel. and
thus divert the current blosd from tha
brain. Price 25 cents.
The salt product of Michigan for Juna
is 226, 100 barrels, the largest ever kooVn
in the history of the manufacture in the
State. t,.io.,- 80
The closing of the Louisiana Saving,
Bank of New Orleans is attributed r.
to the repudiation Of the State Constit,,-
tional Convention. HGT
The Connecticut life insurance. com.
panies have been obliged to forec,oss |.
large number OF the Western mor,es-
ges, IN many cases at dead less.
According to the Boston Post. naner
which brigs six cents a pound in Peru
decreases IN value about fifty per cent.
as soon as it is made into money,
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The Ex-Prince Imperiai's Prayer.
The following Is the Translation OF

The Ex.Rrhnce Imperial's Prayer.
The following Is the Translation OF q
prayer written by the late Prince and
found among the papers in the desk
Ny God /: give 10 Thee my heart
but give to me faith. Without faith
there Is no strong prayer and to pray is q
longing ofmy soul. l pray, not Thou
shouldest take away obstacl~s on my
path, but that Thou mayesr permit me
to overcome them l pray, not that
Thou shOuldest disarm my enemies but
that Thou shouldest aid me to conquer
myself. Hear, o God, my prayer. Pre-
serve to my affection those who are dear
to me. Grant them happy days. II
Thou only givest on this earth q certain
sum of joy, take, o God, my share and
bestow 1t on the most worthy and may
the most worthy be my friends. II
Thou seekest vengeance upon man,
strike me. Misfortune is converted into
happiness by the sweet thought that
those we love are happy. Happiness is
poisoned by the bitter thought /: while
l rejoice, those whom love thousand
times better than myself are suffering.
For me, God no more happiness. Take
it from my path. can only find joy in
forgetting the past. Ii l forget those
who are no more shall be forgotten in
my turn, and how sad the thought which
makes one say, "Time effaces all !" The
only satisfaction l seek is that which
lasts forever; that which is given by q
tranquil conscience. o, my God show
me ever where my duty lies aud give me
strength to accomplish it always. Ar
rived at the term of my life, l shall
turn my loOks fearlessly to the past. Re
membrance will not be for me q long re-
morse. Then shall be happy. Grant,
o God that my heart may be penetrat-
ed with the conviction that those whom
love and who are dead shall see all
my actions. My life shall be worthy Of
their witness and my innermost thought
shall never make them blush.
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Zach ClAandler's Methods.
CANDIDATE FOSTER WANTS SOME OF
THE SAME KIND IN OHIO.

CANDIDATE FOSTER WANTS SOME OF
THE SAME KIND IN OHIO.
Warrington Correspondence OF the New
York SIN.
In little knot of friends to-day Foster
said that Ohio was not like Michigan
last fall. If he. only had Zach Chandler
at the helm he would not worry. .'How
is that ?" was asked. "Oh," said Foster,
with laugh, 81 will never forget my
visit to Michigan last fall. l was up
there in the campaign, you know. The
day of electiOnI was in Detroit. About
six o'clock went up to Zach's place in
Fort street. There sat Chandler with a
bottle Of whisky upon the table by his
side, busily reading a dispatch before
him. Have a drink, Charley p said
Zach 1T is the first bottle l have open.
ed during this canvass. l never drink
until campaign is over.' made somt
remark about the result of the day ant
asked Chandler if he had heard any
thing yet, or had any idea OF how the
State Dad gone. Chandler smiled grim
| ly as he tossed dispatch to me, which
read as follows: michigan has gone
Republican by 10000 majority.-Z
Chandler.
'That,' said Chandler, lis the dispatch
l send out to the Associated Press at
midnight But you have not received
a single return yet Zach winked as he
said: 4 know it, but l have put twenty
thousand dollars into this canvass, and
| guess 1 know where the majority lies
as well now as after the returns are in.
The end proved the truth of his asser.
ton, as the followidg morning saw
this dispatch printed in all the papers,
1t is to insure this certainty Of predic-
tion that Foster is here seeking materials
of war
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On the Jeanette.

1t may not generally be known that
Delaware County furnishes one Of the
important officers of the new Arctic Ex-
pedition by way of Behring Strait, late
ly started from San Francisco, Geo. w.
Melville, of Sharon Hill, is chief engi-
neer of the Jeanette, and was with the
Tigris on her search for the Poldris,
The Jeanette was started by James Cor
don Bennett in search of a northwest
passage through the straits.-Cheste,
Times,
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One of the most shocking and fiendish
crimes is reported to have been commit
ted by an old woman named Mrs. Wise,
who resides at the Gap, Lancaster coun-
ty, In the same house with her son-in-law
and who for some reason, had gained q
feeling of hatred toward his daughter,
Miss Florence McCachran,'a young lady
about nineteen years of age. When all
the other members Of the family were
absent from home, and while Miss Nc
Cachran was pumping bucket Of water,
she sneaked up behind her, and dashing
kettle of boiling water over her head
and back, scalded her terribly. Miss Nc
Cachran ran screaming to the residence
of George Rutter, where she is now ly-
ing in very critical condition.
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Banhy Package Dyes.

These popular dyes are put up IN pack
sges at 10 cents each and are warranted TO
dye from TO pounds OF wOollen, silk or
cotton goods. Are more convenient and
economicsl than any dyes In use Sent by
mail TO any address on receipt OF price,
''Aos 'cgps ag.pJ%MEs BELT. Druggist,
Agent for Delaware,
Cor. Sixth 4 Market Sts.
HOlman's Liver Pall
Has worthwhile reputation, establish
ed through its wonderful efficacy In ell all
mepts That have their origin In q torpid
liver or diseased stomach; such as bilious
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, SICK head
acre. &c II cures by absorbing the DIS
ease through the pores. substituting a gem
tie vegetable tonic into the system. Have
absorption salts, body and foot piasters
also Pamphlets with further particulars
Z.JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. sixth \ Market Sts.
Vltalised PhOSphAtes.
They supply The ~ stem with the ele-
the brain and nervous system; are very
useful 70 relieve general debility, dyspep-
sia and neuralgia. For sale Wholesale and
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Tor. Sixth h Market BITS.
Electric Disks.
They produce q CONSTANT electrical cur
rent through the diseased parts; can be ap-
hleu 0uu worn Win COlhIOTb ny any POI
IN for the relief OF old rheumatic and neu-
ralgIc pains, coidness and stiffness Of the
imps, &c. Sent by mail bv
z. JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth q Market 6ts.
LADIES'DEPAR
For Supporters, Braces, Trusses, Elastic
.tockings, Anklets, Knee caps. Syringes
30.
~Private Room. Lady Attendant.
Private entrance for Ladies at NO. West
Si1tn street.
Z!SJAMES BELT.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth and Market sreets.
Wilmington delaware.
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An Outrage that Never oeeurrea

BALTIMORE, July l14.-Marshal of
Police John I. Gray of this city writes
to the Associated Press agency and
states that his department has made
full investigation into the reported brutal
outrage on one Georgianna McComas,
telegraphed from Baltimore last night,
and published this morning In New
York, Philadelphia and Western papers.
and the investigation shows conclusivelv
that the statement of the girl McComas
''is entirely devoid of truth.o .,,f,.,
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.urA wILMIN0TON
AIDIEMoRE RAIL ROAD.
j June Y, lo'. .on A follows

..,uIA. WILMINGTON
DHlLAMp1SHnRE RAIL ROAD.
-u, lssvs Wilmington - follows
pi; ,.,.,,. and intermediate stasiScss' g e
q rn'is,iOi0 siO' 10 80 q. m" 1''
Express, Gci g. 81 ia. i,e M.
ss,ls. and New HorA' "'' -,
ss, nss, 49, 80; :bs Z; Il Intermediate stations
AYG 4. o,T snd u say Line, 1.os. p, no: . ~
Bsltmoore And warrington. IL OIL . ''''o''
BsiuprMi iOl, 5 IS, 7.os p: m. ,..,ss for.
Are.,ns 1 for Delaware Diyissosa: IL 4 "a S.S.
~ castle, s.i5, 2. N. . .."S,S c,,ess Etations,
HARRINGTON ana g, % - NJ.
Sg, : NJ inS Ss' ifnStSsTmsdiats int Stations s.i0
an, iS'p' ~; sI;rpAy rRAIHs. -
,.,.a.lphis and intermediate sss''o"s
%, = n: s;oo. .IS s;ss' r Rev W. York, 500, g. m
sssltinors sslrs and washins'on' ''
%. ,,,bsr information passengors are ~
FOR iuu0t ~ tbs time tables posted g me
rsterre4 v "' n. r. KENNEY..
dspos. auDerintepdene.
.c,.WARE W EsTERN RAILRQAp
DELA oT hours. On and after FEB.
~ ,a1o 'Tralns Will run AZ fol Ows
Hn, HDs io. Wilmington, 7.15 a. m, 1880 y. m
AMI $50 p. IN. - a.aa m. l2 B2 noon.
ar,ive Pomeroy, . % m, 90 m:
Rsturning leave Pomeroy i0'So n M
apa ss,Srning, s%I leave Avondsle, u IA noon
anu,p, ana oiup Wilmington, 8 20 q. m, 2lb p.
AIis,e, ~ n m d. CONNELL,
sns '" y superintendent.