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Eors he ,nay have killed In Ills professional
practice, ho doesn't look like q mai, who would
rush around With torch In ono hand anl
kutfe IN the other, settling fire to houses aud
numbering the Irtnntes.
ut Ia OF no use now to make corrections" he
saltl. ''My 1neaolng was completely turned
around. Ny friends all know 1t. have been
abused, but 1t didn't Interfere With my ap-
petite.n
"Tllo pu1llc, however, would doubtless liketo
know whnt you haye 10 aay in reply to tie crit
Icisms."
"This talk nbout Communists is all NONSENSE.
There lent Communist uulong the Socialists,
They don't waut TO divide property. ! have
some. a'n not going to give it up. fon cart
1nd soea1sst who has any tdea Of dividing.
The talk is polltlral cap.trap."
"What do you understand hy Socialism,"
VI uudorstlt.l tlat, under things as tiey now
exist, !!p worsing csasses callnot bc politically
free. II they 70 II the pulls, Or primaries, Or
conventions. they tnsc thsir wages, ,pul ltlat
different. Elections arc held OIL suuday. Some
thug ought 70 bu lone-clerlloI.tlay made
holiday with wuEcs, or something 30 lhAt ull
could havu time to yotr."
Ills tlut reform ali there Is to Soejalfs,n3"
t+No Thu object Is to secure political FREQ
dotn, mud to prevent the hl9 fish from swallow.
Ing the ls.ls oncs Under ,l,c present cotl,nrti~
ttye .ystsm ,"t Y o' nn u T. T. Impossible 70
N
.tsiu great mass Do nut. And men wn0 hayu
'nlachnerv uucht TO ou Responsible fur tho lives
.ulld limbs ai employees Ii1cru Is ons machine
In ih!s city which has taken oil fifteen arms, and
1t Ia running yet. An tint the nen got WIS the
months wages. Aud for talking about lcttsr
orRaozatfo,l we aIo called murdcrers, robbers,
and comtnuu!ets."
:" Whit 10 ihe necessity for tue Lchr uud Wchr
Vercipa''
+" never was mctolcr Of II, did not atlyise
II niu never Thought Il neressnrY, besausc
don't believe freSosus1ons n5e brought ahoutt IN
,hsI,, ,i,at way: y.,.,s.,, II revolution IS bit
lslS theEu wcrc 1900 rfissIan troop. in
berlin; the citizens haa nn organization, but
they drove theu cut. It makes tns laugh 10
streets. Such thugs add to the excitement.
When the Militia law was passed. | op1oscd Il
pafads Ut thc Lehr uud Weir veze!n; Ii was
thu law, md must le obeyed. But the idea Ut
streets are tull otwosnsu aaa children. II il
&bsurti. Raster. Qf the dtdass " tuhg, went
away Tue4tlay Enthusiastically ran away ,bel,sy-
my ila5 there T. y gq'us to bo revolution here
"But;; Dostor,' what about that Ogden Grove
''rhc report oftt, Wa. = poor Que. 1 did not
ray EapE Ut saseais had taken possession VI i,le
Government, ln GsEtnao We haye words whlcl
express wtoiesals lhlsses a'sd retail ti!sese..
believe tllat our City Government Il did not r.
feE to thr National Goyesnuent} ts controlled
w men "lIn. practically, asu wholesale thieves
xaasy a2 tsssf' ea St *f TS Mss III Rssp
nue l"r iustut1ce. Nov, by turning tl,at tpto I
boulevard = terta!u set of men Increase
,is ssluo nt .hcIs,, property tu ,o'
luo per cent; AZ tho heavy tsamIng;
III. assessed fur patk PURPOSES, Hill! ! have It
pay for thr pavement in ifuut OF my property
Auothsf MISREPRESENTATION. didn't cal! Gov
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
General News,

A reunion OF the Third Pennsylvan' a
Cavalry was held at Gettysburg yester-
day. General Mcintosh presiding.
1t has heretofore been supposed that
McKenna, Republican, had been elected
TO Congress from the Third California
District over Berry, Democrat, but Off
cal returns from all the counties in the
district except Trinity, give Berry Ill
majority (which the returns from Trini-
ty cannot materially change"
There was grand celebration in Hart
ford, Conn, yesterday, in making for
nal transfer of the battle flags Of the
State to their final resting place in the
new Capitol. 1t is estimated that from
10000 to 100000 people not residents OF
the city wee present.
General Buffers Democratic Cenvea-
ton yesterday nominated him for Cover.
nor If Massachusetts,.
The Irving Hall Democracy met last
night and indorsed the action of the Syr-
acuse convention.
Mayor Stokley and his wife were
thrown out OF their carriage v, sterday
afternoon while driving along the Wissa.
hlckon road, and the Mayor was slightly
hurt and Mrs. Stokley quite seriously,
AdVices from Wood Mountain of Son
temoer 30, report that fight occurred
between Indians, who crossed the line
after buffalo, and United States sold;a,s
Nine INDIANS We're killed and thre,
Americans andtwo chiefs were woun led
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
FIFTH EDITION.
OUR COUNTY C0uR rs.
THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.

THE CASE OF THE "REYBoLD's" CAP.
TAIN--AN IMPORTANT POINT IN
LAw-oTHER CRIMINAL BUSINESS.
Specially reported for the GAZETTE.
NKw CASTLE, Sept. I8.--State ps.
George Cleaver for assault and battery
on VIM. Allen, was the first case taken
up In Court this morning, when It op, n
ed at 10 O'Clock. Robinson for State,
John B. Rodney for defense.
The case is one that has aroused con-
siderable interest and discu. sion. Geo.
Cleaver, the defendant In the case, is
the captain Of the Delaware river cam
er, Acjor ReybOld, aud William Allen,
the party assaulted, was passenger on
the boat. The circumstances Of the as
sault as stated by Allen, who was The
first witness, are as follows: On July
23d William Allen got on The Reybold
at New Castle with Alfred Turner of
New Castle, to SO 10 Pennsgrove. An
excursion was on the b ,at for Penns-
grove from Salem, N. j., given by a
Sunday school.
A man. who Appeared 10 be acting for
the Sunday school, came up to him and
old bin ticket. "Young man." said
lie when he approached Mr.. Allen, 81
will sell you an excursion ticket cheap /;
the regular fire Is forty CENTS, bu' you
can have it for thirty cents" Mr.. Allen
asked him IL re had right to sell tickets
and he said he did not know but would
20 AID see.
Re,oin,ng the man sold him a ticket.
Wbeh the boat reached New Cfstla, AL.
len attempted 10 set OIL tie boat, and he
cap ain, Geoige Cleaver, told him he had
not Iad his { re and would have to do
lefole he got oil. MIR. Turner made a
sign to bin aud he went u, OH
The upper deck and jumped upon the
wharf The captain saw him and run
ming out CAUGHT hold Of him and forced
linn back on the boat.
The u, fense claimed: First, that tick
cts were limited in their scope, being
only good, according to contract, from
Salem to Pennsgrove, and fro n n inter
mediate point; second, that the wharf
was rented by the steamboat company,
and was their exclusive property, on
which they had the same right to resi- Il
the escape Of passenger, who had not
paid his fare as they would have on the
"oat; third, that no more force was us. d
'han was necessary to cause his deten-
ton. These pOins " ore subs -antiated by
Mr.. Staples of Salem. one of the Sunday
School excursion committee, the cleI k
OF the boat and the owner OF the wharf.
In his argument for the State Mr.. Ro, :
inson stated that on no condition had a
captain Of IA steamboat or the conduct or
OF a railroad train had no right to collect
far" by force Of arms, much less no right
| to take 1t while off the boat or train.
Further. they had no right to detain n
man; they had no lien on human being
as ON freight or baggage. In closing he
| asked the court to charge on that point.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18

NJ OFlCE.-J. ii. Primrose mas taken the
! management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine cOmpany-the Wheeler Il
wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and Is an entirely new machine,
Wilson. II Ia the finest m ade loc -stitcf
sewing machine now In use, and has nd
Vantages superior TO any other.
we hope our friends Will give us a call
new machine
our territory embraces Delaware and
1nesler y counties, Pa, and Delaware and
Ihe Eastern Sore of Maryland.
,o our once. at present, will be found at
next we will be found at our old stand, the
'arTett building, No. 71s Nj arket street.
AGENTS WANTED.
ieoo-ulf j. H. PRIMROsE
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
LATEST CAnLE NEWS.
FOLLOWERS OF THE BRITISH MISSION
FIRf FIRST UPON rHn AF0HANs-
CETYwAYO CAPTURED

FOLLOWERS OF THE BRITISH MISSION
FIRk FIRST UPON rHn AFoHANs-
CETYwAYO CAPTURED
LONDON, Sept. 1S, 1870.
The United States steamer Trenton,
ed Gibraltar September . on her way to
Nice.
The Times Berlin correspondent re-
ports that Mgr. Jacobini and Prince
bismarck are now busily engaged in
their negotiations.
A duel has taken place between the
editor of the XlXe Steele and the editor
of the Marseillaise. Both were slightly
wounded.
The Times correspondent tsleRraphs:
-"All important military positions of
Novi. Bazaar will be Jointly occupied by
Austrian and Turkish troops.
The Posts Berlin correspondent tele-
graphs:-"It Ii now rumored that Gen
eral Lszareff was poisoned by q servant
who had been bribed by the Turcomans
to do the deed"
The Berlin Tribune says:-"At the
forthcoming visit Of Prince Bismarck to
Vienna Germany and Austria will con-
clude an agreement mutually guarantee
ing each others territory"
Inc Mauf1u Epoca, discussing the
hostility Of the democrats, observes that
The nation is weary Iof civil war;, and de-
clares that II the democrats wilfully stir
| up disorders they will be exterminated.
The Standards Paris correspondent
| says :-"As the Count Won Beust 1. an
anti ti-Bismarckian, aud as the Austro
German alliance Is almost concluded, he
has resigned Count Wimpfien win sue
ceed him."
| The new British iron clad turret ram
AgAmemnoD, carrying four thirty ight
ton guns and OF 5000 horse power was
successfully launched yesterday at Chat
| ham.
THE ZULU KING HUNTED BY DRAGONS
AND TAKEN PRISONER
The following despatch has just been
| received from South Africa:
| CAPE Town, Aug. %, via Alden.
Marter captured Cetywayo yesterday.
The agent of the Eastern Telegraph
Company at Eden confirms the report
Of the capture OF the Zulu King, Getty
wayo, by Major Marter with a detach-
ment of the First dragons, serving un-
der Lord Clifford, in Northeast Zululand
on the 28th of August.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
For the Ga zette.

For the Gazette.
! see by .he papers great outcry for
farmers help in Kent county and gener
ally in the State where there were
peaches, for In two months from August
1t until the first day of October, the
peaches have to be picked, the fodder
saved for feed for stock In the winter;
the ground ploughed and prepared tor
heat, all In these two months and 1t
simply cannot be done with the ordinary
farm hands that car do the work of other
months. Therefore there must be an in
crease of help. This groaning and ours
log about the work being behind, all
comes from that cursed tramp law.
hope no man Will be elected to the Legis-
lature who voted for 1t, for they obeyed
c untry village clamor, instead of the
farmer and what arc the country viii
hge? Only dependencies on the far.
nier. Destroy the farmer and what arc
these villages worth; aud all tramps cost
the villages little bread and meat, and
those too mean to give thai need not dc
t.. SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
| Townsend, September IS, 1869.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
GENERAL GRANTS RECEPTION
THE ARMY AND'NAVY TO TAKE PART
IN THE REC. PIION OF GENERAL
GRANT.

lht ahM1 AM NAV 1 ~ l y IA D. ia III
IN THE REC. PIIoN OF GENERAL
GRANT.
WASHINGTON. Sept. II, 1879.
Major General Mcdowell, command
ing the Military Department of the Pa
citic, with headquarters ia San Francisco
has been ordered by the Secretary Of
War to cooperate with the citizens of
California in extending a welc' Inc to
General Grant, who is expected to arrive
in that city the latter part of this week,
He will fire a salute oftwenty-ohe guns,
the numbe. designated in a. my regula-
tions for the President of the United
State, aud the highes, compliment tie
government can pay TO an ,X-Pre ident,
this ovation eing unpre 1edented in OH
history. All the 'roops of the army sta
toned at o. II al San Fra cl co Will form
part OF the Official escort.
The Secre AIRY of the Navy has issued {
similar order to the Commandant of th,
Navy Yard at Mare Island. A SALUTE
will be fired the same as though the Gen
eral was President, and the marines an,
sailors will participate i'll the parade
forming part of the escort. In add
ton the commandant has been ordered t
TO cooperate i'll every way with the Cit
Zens Committee.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION,

ONE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN RE-
TURNED.
SAN Francisco, Sept. II, 1S79.-It
las been considered certain that In the
Third Congressional district McKenna, a
republican, was elected over Berry, dem
ocrAt by small majority, Official returns
from all except two counties, Humboli
and Trinity, having been received. OF
fetal returns just received from Hum
boldt now give Berry 100 majority
which 'urns from Trinity cannot ma
tcrially change.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18

Another reduction Of wages for all
GLASSES OF operatives is thTeate ned at
Fail River Mass, "ulless a change for
the better 10 the print cloth market
takes place."
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is fast takir 9
the place of all the old fash ioned cough
remedies. 1t never fails to relieve the
most violent cold, and for throat diseases
1t is invaluable. Price 20 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
Striking AGAISsrprn,

oI.t..I. LONDON. septtmhss, Il ,nEDUc
,nas,.., nsas. red Q o. Of IN ,a,iIs against
sny %S,'S Soaas are extensive, .lsr;, Sl'",s y
duce them. 'nan They c,
wt;o,, no NEWS is half 50 xe,oo,
which which tells of advances al Se'cEne o.
com,sN ,nens wages, and that is the in NM N
DAY. Especially is It tua.'er' lr',a es !, nov
branches of the iron trade AZ u 6 iDe \
sra sr.,oog mechanics, faclory bs"S' S"Gd|
ers, miners, and worr Ina, laids,
trades T., and calling, meaS mmeeas-ps"Ple ,s I
!ne PURCHASE 6 power Of S' mS lncr1
more comfolt and cheerfi,,a'an.e. IF 'ne !
MONIES Of the land, and ,ho's ''.lcss
tivity In trade. N'' 'He'e ND
The Spanish steamer p,,.
winch winch left Baltimore for I;ua.ao ur,.o
tuesday, ran down and 'elpa sn"h
known known. schooner off the ma"'h ra"s
lstuxent river that evs~,na p,Uu'a
soa schooner was cut into two , nar.
nosted off on either side Of iSs p"'s, :,
Boats were put out and life h',or' r"' y, \
over, but there was no sion 'upy, os Y,
Puerto Rico returned to RaI'ims. III ,'le.
ierday' and will sail again .ia,S' to.dav
. A despatch from Denve, ~,
that fires kindled by the Uta' I.i,. UGL
spite are raging all throupb, W ,S'''' ,Su
tains. Sixty families were VI, :.
homeless by the recent fire. =, ~
where not les than si5.OOO :, ~
property was destroyed. '' WI
. oS,ueiiI hayes was cOrdialv
"a at Youngstown, Ohio, ye,erd,
made an address on the ,e,ul,. S'
war and the necessity of bayinn =,
stititional ame'dments fally' rs .
everywhere. Great preparstio,
being made for his accep,ion in I
Nine cases of yellow feyer-.ou,
and i've colored-were reported In h
phis " sterday ; one death VA, a a
ported. Arrangements are bpin'
to enable the negroes to 90 ont
country seeking work after layi
mained in camp for ten days. ri
ards received yesterday $I62.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
REGISTERS ORDERS,
RegiStrr's Order
REQ IsTKR's OFFICE.
NaW Eupfia rn

S" S"a'ic w. sep. 1th, IL
Upon the application Of Robert Il
fifth, ltvin q. Grifilth and VIM III
wood, Executors OF Jos ph M
late OF t'encader Hundred in
county. decd, II is ordered and dlrec|
the Register that the Adm lnistrator
said, give notice OF the granting Of n
Tesfam entary upOn the Estai1
the decd, with the date Of granting n
by causing advertisements TO be
within forty days from the date !
Letters, in six OF the most public hi
the County of New Castle, requirl
persons having demands against h
tate, TO present the same, or abide
Act OF Assembly In such case mai
provided. And also cause the san|
Inserted within the same period
Wilmington GAZETTE. a newspapeI
lished In Wilmington, and 10 be conI
therein three weeks (e. o d.
t~~, Given under the hand and
Ills. Office of the Register aloresi
t~--~) New Castle, In New Castle d
aforesaid, the day and year above vi
y. &. BlGGs, Red
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18

WALL STREET YEsTERDAv.-Stocks
were somewhat less active and prices
we're irregular but generally stronR.-
Money on call loaned 1t to per cent.
Governments were steady and closed
strong; railway bonds were fairly active
but rather weak. Exchange was un.
changed.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
DIED.

LIST On Tuesday the 10th inst. Lavinia
daughter of Lewis and Elizabeth List in
the 31st year other age.
The relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents. No. 205 Orange street, on Fri
day the 10th instant. at2 O'Clock, p. m.
Without further notice Interment In the
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
REGISTERS ORDER,
REGISTERS OFFICE,

New Castle county, Sel ',laJ
Upon the application OF Cnafid
Lore, Executor Of Mary stan',
of st. Georges Hundred, In said
ty. deceased, II Is ordered and directed
Regis er that the Administrator alo1
give notice OF the granting oil
Testamentary, upon the estate
deceased, with the date OF granting
of, by causing advertisements 10 oe
ell Within forty days from the dak o.
letters, in six of the most pnOlie PaJ
the county OF New Castle, requir.n
persons having demands against
tate TO present the same or aolue
act OF Assembly In such case msa1
provided. And also cause the SANE
inserted within the same petlon
WILMINGTON GAzfTTE,a newspaP
lished in Wilmington, ami 10 oe y
ued therein three weeks, (e 0 ~ n
-. Given un Ter The nam sua
IL. y. OF Office OF the Register aloII
t~~) at New Castle, IN Nrw
county, aforesaid, the day tid ieM
written. s'C bio''' "
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
FOURTH EDITION
IDaieastons for To-Day.

Clssr or partly cloudy weather, westerly
Winds, becoming variable, rising followed
by falling barometer stationary or ls,oer
femperQfure.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
Wilmington ,sarkeus.

WII.Ni "p'to =, re', Sept - 1879.
oootat.onsd tde b4aIo! wiDe ILLS for
Flour ana G.? d. furnished by ". q.
Pennypacfe" Co. Corrected pailv.
Best raie =, P,oceSs Flour. 7.00a 800
Cnoice f4 h'g.-............... 500s Z 60
Snperhne i0hf................ 40)a Go
rIlmeGew Whoat.............. Ia
NeW Iorn. n............... ..... 30
Bran per tHn. Hn.................. t6 o.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
NOTTCE.

All persons having claims s.sn ass"
estate OF the deceased mus pltao,,|
same duly attested 10 the Asea,y, .u's
before the Fifth day OF ,pIj
A. ID. 1880, or abide the act M as'''D
such CASE made and provided opj
N ExecuI
Aadress Wilmington, Del. SEPT sA1
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
ABYSSINIA AND EGYPT.

LONDON. Sept. II, 1879.
King ohm, OF Ably mia, writes to the
mercantile Arm representing him in
London stati x tnat he has written to
Queen Victoria, complaining that the
Egyptians. He saws that General Kirk
b I'm, the English General IN his service,
was poisoned at M Massowah, while on his
way to England with letters to the
Queen.
Every mother in the land should
know the value of DR.. Bulls baby syr-
mp and never be without it. 1t Is free
from opiates.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
ROBERT y. GRIFFITH
s..NV. a. DfIIr IFI1pII
lKVIN q. o UKTFFITH,
WIN. X. LOIB WOOD,

FNVu1
AddreSs:-Wm X. Lock wood, Wad
Md. Rober, y. Griffith. SassafrS,
Co. Md; Irwin u. Gritiilh, ST Augd
Cecil Co., Md. sep63v|
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
ENTERTAINMEN THIS EVENING

ENTERTAINMEN THIS EVENING
A fine programme will be offered at
the Moral Suasi0n Hall this evening con-
ssting of songs, chorue ,es, select read
ings by Prof Crabb and others. Some
of our city church choirs Will assist.
Admission Is and 10 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
IEegistel"s Oro'

REGISTERS OPIiVh,,s
New Castle county, " p' 4 n
Upon the application OF sussp'piai pi.ns
Admlnistratrix or AleiH ~ .aid al
OF Brandywine kundrel, ~ tsctel s 81
deceased, II is ORDERED anu a,,,, lilly alo1
Register that the Admlnls.," ,aiters d
give notice of granting oi ieef,Lsd}
ministration upon the estate oi ,hsnal t"
al with the date OF granting .. ..s
causing advert isements 10 oe Pb Pprcb ID
in FORTY days from the date o. ,'scss sa
in sir of the most public pia. nj
connty OF New Castle, rtquii,,hbss ~ I'd
sOns ha wing demands aga'I's'a an y" acl 4
nres,,nt me same or abide by ad al ntovl ovl
emily IN such case sn iiia''s IN IN be "a
And also cause The SUI in the d
within the same perloa hl,shei in|
GAZETTE, q newspaper ,ad therelnI
mineton. and to DO continu''
weeks, coy Given under the !, ssps a. siots on
SG. OF Office OF tue Res,s'S, New d
10y at New Castle, u ind veal
csnnty. Aforesaid, M the DAY dnsiyt,Hs sns isSesI|
written. ''
NOTICE. E.;;..us, 4
All persons having clain,a y nn,rasent sst The
tate OF the deceased. mass Sm' 'nIstrairil,
duIy attested, 70 the nsO n issO or sbla'
Iasora sept. Let, A. D., To- .:se made
oo.o .s y, Assemhly in snon II f' pItRj1
provided. sUsA Administ.1aSr,, !,
Address, BootA's Cofhe'' sepl-sod'
Pa.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
MACHINERY GAVE OUT.

Some portion of the boiler In the Re
publican office gave out to-day, and w
regret o say they were unable to ruI
their press this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
NOTICE.

All persons having claims sgslI
Estate OF the deceased must presd
same duly attested W the Exec
on or before Sept. 9th, 1870, or abb
Act of Assembly In such case mad
rfnyIted
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18

NJ OTICE.-A diviuend OF ferty cents per
~ share has bee declared by the Will
ninston and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pahy' payable on or after the 18Th Inst.
JOS. ia IN ALL, Treas.
sth mo. sth, 1s7g.-augIJ,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18

NJ OTlCE The Citizens' Loan Assscia.
~ t'or offers new stock for sale no
back payn. ents may be secured at any
ime; very pIo,I erous. First series viii
mature IN It'll over nine years .notwith :
ahdi' x The panic. Apply ior shares day
or eveniEgto
GEORGE q, MAkIS,
Secretary.
sen elm No. SOL Shipley street
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
NOTICES.
FROPOsAIs EoR PRINTING

sealed proposals viii be received by the
undersigned upto o'clock on Wednesday,
; 'p,ember II 1879. for printing five hun
dred too0l copies of the Journal of the X
w. Grand Lodge of Delaware, !. .. q. +
Estimates TO include price Ier page for
composition, paper, presswork, covers and
D hulng Size OF page TO he the same ar
that adopt Ell by the Grand l. dye of The
United Siates.
Paper 10 weigh GO pounds to the ream /;
sleets q by 3sinches. Proceedings proper
t'he Sci in small plea, Old sty vie, comnuni.
ethons. add eSses, resolutions, reports OF
c IN mil'ees. &c. .&c., 10 b. SET in boarseois.
old style.
Estimates TO II clule alse, two hundred
t-ool copies folded and stitched) of the re-
orts OF The Grand Oficeis-wrich are to
% printed and delivered on oi before Octo-
per =, 1873. and the type H. pt standing for
ile journal without extra charge therefor.
The WORK must be irst class and deliv-
cred at The office of the Grand Secretary
within ihree (3) weeks after the receipt ol
copy. Proofs must be Furnished.
served ISAAC ". HALLAM.
sepl0 81 Grand Secretary
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
HEALl) u CO.,
BANK EHS & BROKERS'.
CLAYTON HOUSE. .WILxIsoToN, DEL
snd Co n m ercial.

wILhINGToN. Del, Sept. 49, 1879.
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Wilrsington, Del. at IL NJ. to-day:
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18
NOTICE.
lhree Hundred Dollars
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Three hundred dollars reward will he
ptlu Tor the arrest and conviction OF the
thlei or thieves who have been recently
In house breaking il. this city.
JOHN p. ALLMOND.
anglo'u. Mayor.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-18

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