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The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

A ORDINANCE TO UhANdE AND
Ace tAu,i Ii The course OF Shipley Nun
from the noFth side OF Ninth street TO the
ca side OF Adams street.
Be II ordained by the City Council OF
Wilmington
sectir ~ /. That the present course and
direction Oi tnst part OF Shipley Run tie
tween the nprth side OF Ninth street and
the east side OF Adams street, are hereby
altered ana changed, and the course and
direction thereof between the said streets
shalt hereafter b AZ fOl ows, TO wit: Be
giuning ut he building line on tho north
SIDE oi Ninth street Al he distance OF two
hundred and ak ftet and two inches.
t206 II. in.I ea.deriy from the east side of
Adams street. ana in thc centre line OF the
cuivert now erected over said Run, ana
running lheFice for the centre line OF said
Run north twenty eight degrees and five
minutes east twenty-nine feet 10 a point OF
curve, theme. from said poIrt OF curve by
a curved line OF one hundred and forty
feet radius, hcfiecling To the left for u is
lance OF one hundred and f.fty-six feet u
point OF reverse curve, thence with said
reverse curve, with a radius OF two huu-
dred and folir feet, de fleeing to The right
one hundred and forty.nve and q half feet
TO the eastetly side OF Adams street, at the
centre line Of the sewer now constructed
over sail Run across Adams street
Section 2. J. That the width OF said Run
from the north side of Min II street To the
said easterly side OF Adams street shall be
eight Ieet, and all culverts which shall be
built over said Run between the above
mentioned points shall conform to The
course, direction and dimensions Of the
same as hereby established
Aection 3. That All ordinances and parts
OF ordinances 4, consist ert herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Pas cd at the City Hall July Sd, 1879.
M. l., LlCHTENSTEIS
President City Council,
Attest F b. FRAzKR, Clerk OF Council
lYu
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

STEEL LOWER THAN IRoN.-- The
bids for the Brooklyn bridge supplies
show a vast change in the prices of
steel. The bids varying from s.25 cents to
4.35 cents pound for steel; and in several
bids steel is offered at less than iron.
The Edgenoor Co.'S bid was 1864, ,s03
less than the highest, which was $685., $50
for the whole quantity of 10,79S,000
pounds of Bessemer steel, and $4,000
pounds of iron. The bids show a
vast difference in the estimates of the
various establishments. As improve
ments are not likely to stop in the pro-
cess Of mining and smelling, we may
not be surprised in few years to wit
ness the building of large steel ships and
steamers in Wilmington. The bids were
as follows: The Edgemoor Iron Com
pany was 4.35 cents pound for steel
and for iron, making total S4Gs, 147
The Chrome Steel Company, price PEI
pound, S.25 cents for steel, cents fol
lTOH tOtti, poCO,SAN. C' . Aiau9bi"h
7.75 cents pound for steel, 4.05 cents
pound for iron; total, $S32,950. Key
stone Bridge Company, 4.394 cents TO
steel, 8 cents for iron; total, S473, ,25S.32
New Jersey Steel and Iron Company
5.74 cents for steel, and 1873 for iron; to a
1922 2,009.20; for punched steel, $500.
4S0.40. Delaware Bridge Company
total, $4S3,21s.s0 for Bessemer com
essed steel and 1868, 166. 80 for Hay com
pressed steel; Cofrode 4 Saylor, Sic
mens-Martin and Hay steel, $643, ,567 &c
Leighton Bridge Company, open heart
steel, $645, ,125 crucible steel, SS54,321
Bessemer steel, S617,232
The members of the firm of the Edge
moor Company are WIN. Sellers, tn
President, who served his time in til
machine shops of j. NJ. Poole, in tn
city; John Sellers, Jr., Vice-Presiden
and George Fl. Sellers, general Superb
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12
On This Picture and ON That.

The gloomy picture of England's agri-
cultural prospects drawn by John Joseph
Mechi, and presented in the cable news
yesterday, makes a sorrowful contrast
with cheering news from our West.
where the crops promise to be abundant
enough to feed large proportion of
Western Europe.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

intendent, all Of Philadelphia, ana En-
Garrett, of Wilmington.
By the terms cf the contract only ooO
tons are to be furnished before the first ot
Jannary. There will, therefore, It is
said, be no perceptible stir in the wo'ks
of the company for some months.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

GOVERNOR Tom Young, of Ohio,
frightened of an interviewing reporter
the other day by telling him to ''go to
hell" This is so shocking that it is
hard to believe that this man can be on
terms of familiarity with our good Pres
ident. And yet they say he is.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12
.aruRDAY, JULY H. ie'"'

1r,s decidedly gratifying to earn that
a.. v.,,ow fever scare at Memphis has
died out, and that the fears are al'ayea
.nd confidence has again returned to the
citizens Of that place.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

MooRE's RURAL LIFE for July is
very handsomely printed and interesting
work Cottagers in the country should
buv it. They would find it pleasant
instructor in many things about their
homos
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12
Sale Of the County Bonds.

The sale of the county bonds issued
for the purpose Of erecting the new
Court House, is progressing very salts
factorily. Thus far there has been
$4,000 worth of the bonds taken
Those desiring to invest money cannot
find any safer investment than in these
bonds, and as there are only 100000
worth left, those proposing to purchase
should do sD at once
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12
THE HOME RULERS ROUTED.

LONDON, July 11.-To-day Mr.. Par
nell moved that any report or record of
proceedings of the House, without lis
sanction, was unprecedented and a
breach of privilege, and endangers the
liberty Of debate. Sir Stafford North
cote moved an amendment, expressing
confidence in the Speaker. The Marquis
of Harrington and Mr.. Gladstone Glib
era 81 supported the amendment, amid
much cheering. The debate proceeding,
the Home Rulers became much excited,
ard Mr.. sullivan, member for Lonib,
accused the Government of contemplat-
ing the imprisonment and expulsion of
Irish members. Mr.. Parnell's motion
was rejected by vote of 42l 10 20, aud
the vote Of confidence in the Speaker
was adopted amid loud cheers.
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having greatly increased the sales during ti, year H.
GRAND DEPOT,
without materially increasing the expenses
WE ARE READY on AND AFTER ru,e , .x.

10 osh further lessen the prices many OF the po, ~
Inc Tens OF thousands OF people W eri,v - u
be egiado
all ' WIN the
n LOT themselves
permanent benefit o"ss) Of
now publicly Grani u.,,
OF dsaes
and
thee
aud ontim
Tue
81" euse tne iacts Justas,
stock. N
stock
es, ana newest goods Our prices usually ~
auced Reduced prices 10
Junel hnds us win Full, Fine p,,o
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WAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
L CITY and school Tax for 1870.


l. Ctty and school Tax for 1870.
The unde rsigned receivers of Taxes for
he City OF Wilmington, Will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets. on and
after the frs day of July, 1873. between
the hours or Sand ~ In tina morning and
from 2io6 in the afternoon for the purpose
OF receiving taxes.
ON all taxes paid during the month of
July. there will be deduction of Ave cents
on every dollar, and on all taxes paid on
or after the FIST day OF August, including
the first Tuesday OF september, shall be
payable without a dcd ciion or addition
AZ aforesaid, and sli taxes unpaid on the
next day after the first Tuesday OF Septem-
btr, shall be Increased by the addition OF
1--WE per centuin on The amount thereof.
EDMU UND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District,
[ltnluding all North of sixth St.l
WILLIAM KYNE,
Receiver southern district.
Jyf-tf Including all South of SIKH 81
Al oTlCF - New Loan New Loan
~ Stock for sale by the A Id Loan Asso-
citation tho first payment may be made al
je23-ime No 6ii shipiey street.
NJ oTICE The Delaware Loan Assocla.
~ ton NOW offers new stock for saie.-
The first payment may be made q. ny
time To the secretary. GEO. Z. MARIs.
ar'" ooi sh,piey 81. snd noor
m Of pm,oss .bs old .s ssd s
sewing machine company-the Wheeler &
wilson. his machue has been lately
improved, and Is an en.irely new machine,
aud Is known as the Improved Wheeler q
Wilson. III Is the finest made lock-stitcf
sewing machlne now In use, and has Nd
vantages nperior TO any other.
We hope our friends will give us call ,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our JerrItery embraces Delaw IRE and
Chester COUNTLESS Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Sore of Maryland.
Our oIlite, at present, will he found at
72s Market street. After The 18th OF March
next We will be found at our Old stand, the
Garrett building, No. 7ls Market street,
~AGENTS WANTED
feb6 dLf j. III, PRIMROSE
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The Tunull in the Com ma Ous.
A MEMBER ACCUSING THE SPEAKER
OF ONE-SIDED CONDUCT.

MEMBER ACCUSING THE SPEAKER
OF oNE-sIDED CONDUCT.
LONDON, July ..11.-The scene last
night while the House of Commons was
in Committee on the Army Discipline
bill was most exciting. Mr.. Parnell,
(Home Ruler,) member for Meath, ac-
cused the Speaker of breach of privi
lege and one-sided conduct. This Ian
guage caused an alteration with Mr.
Raikes, chairman of the committee,
whom Mr.. Parnell attempted to silence
by dint of shouting. A tumultuous
debate followed, in which all the Home
Rulers participated, and during which,
according to the stat ments of reporters,
recourse to physical violence appeared
not improbable.
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sails to Day.

Senator Biyard accompanied by his
fe, son and daughter, proce edcd to
New York, on the morning express yes
terday. This afternoon the Senator aud
his wife will sail for Europe, on the
steamer G. enerat Werder, goiug direct
to Bremen, from which place they will
proceed direct to Carlsbad.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.

This restitution was regularly lncorpOr
sted ny the Legislature of the state for
educational and Charitable purposes in
1868 tor ihe term OF twenty-five years, to
which Contract the inviolable faith OF the
state is pledged, with capital OF Al ,OOJ.-
100, To which II has since added a reserve
fund of ~3b0,m0. Its grand single mum Der
distribution will take place monthly on
the second Tuesday. II never scales or
postpohes Lock at the following distribu-
lion:
CAPITAL PRIZE A3O. 900
100 900 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

Tas pAILY GAZETTE .s, Is pda pd aS,.sis : ~ sis Mar
afternoon SUNDAY usrd ea'9prri by carriers 10 sub
:s1s.rs Sc Il a coy ss sn" csa
ssesss "a. 'F.s sfss q
fion rhan any other ue '
the State. r,xyrrE, es'ab!ished
circulation than ,y any 9.nar 9T.bnsrsday % afternoon
a Der year In advance
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12
Cattle Disease.

The farmers around Newark are much
puzzled over a malady that has attacked
the cattle. 1t causes "a swelling OF he
head, anu u thought TO se the saine dis
ease that prevailed in the New England
States SOME time ago.
The Prospect Park M f Church
aud Norw pod Hall Association, OF Del
awate County Pa, will give au excursion
to Rehoboth on Saturday July 1851
Train leaves depot. Wilmington, at Z 80
a. IN. Tickets, 81 80, children baifprice.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

INHE kNGLESiDE," At BEACH
HAVEN, IN LONG BE ACH, N. j.,
Eisr,n 49,, GO ~, ,,rss-, ,.1,t ~,
~ 70 their aivantag" to address the Pro
prietors Of this hue large hotel for their
terms and cirs mar beiuIe mRWing arrange
menis for the sumner
X. Is. = II. hNGLE. Proprietors.
tt7-2m~
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12
Liver Pads.

DR.. Flagg's office is becoming a popu-
lar place, Judging from the number of
ladies and gentlemen who are buying
his Liver and Stomach Pads. They
give great satisfaction in all diseases of
the Liver, Stomach, or Kidneys Office
No. I, L. Fifth street, under the Clayton
House. Consultation free.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

d1 osr. ns% .1oss assn oA
The first payment may be made q. ny
time To the secretary. GEO. Z. MARIs.
ar'a 6Oi Sh ipiey ST. 5nd rI,oT
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FOaIU Nj. EIGHTH GRAND
DISTRIBUTION, Glass II,
AT New Orleans, Tue day, Aug. 10Th, 1873
1ilth MONTHLY DRAWING
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

NJ UTICt1. - New Loan New Loan
~ Stock for sale by the A Id Loan Asfo-
citation, tho first payment may be made al
once to GEO. q. MARIS, Sec'y,
je23-lme No 6il Shipiey street.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-12

Half the town of Coulterville, in Maii-
posA county, Cal, was burned on the e'n
inst
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

President Hayes in his remarks at St.
Joseph, Mo, on Monday last, said ave
seem to be as people upon the threshold Of
better times. Whatever in the past may
have divided us as a people or may have Gi-
Vid"d classes Of the people seems to be in a
fair way to be almost forgotten" Continu-
ing, he said; "My idea is that equal and
exact justice should be extended TO all sec
tions and to all States; that under the Gen
oral Government equal rights and privileges
Of equal justice and equal benefits and bless
inss should be enjoyed by all States and all
sections; that all government, state and
National, should treat all citizens as entitled
to the same equal and exact justice. All
government in this free country is at last q
government of public opinion. Public opin,
ion is back of the National Government; il
is public opinion that rules in this Republic
The individual who is Governor or who il
President to-day passes away, but the peopl,
and The popular judgment and their ruling
opinion will last through generations anC
ages, we hope"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

The Treasury Department furnishes the
following description of the new counterfeit
SIS note on the National State Bank of Troy,
of which 81 200 were found on the person of
William Cuff, when arrested in New York
city on Saturday evening last: The counter
felt has the name of "John C. New, Treas
urer," and pointed seal the genuine note
bearing the same name, has scolloped seal,
and the words series of 1875 in colorcd ink,
which the counterfeit has not. The old gem
uine issue of this bank, which has the point
ed seal, bears the name of "F. f. Spinner,
Treasurer" In the counterfeit the word
Treasury under the name of Allison is spelled
"Treusury." The note is printed from the
skeleton plates sold by Henry C. Cole, before
his arrest, to New York parties. The print
ing is much below the average of this class
of work,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

Of the party which Is clpmorous for the.
Crawford county system. ell.
The second trial Of Joseph schiele for the
murder Of Jacob schweb, last March, took
place in Wilkesbare, Thursday oflasl week..
The prisoner pIesded guilty Of murder in
the second degree and was sentenced To-
eleven years and six months in the Eastern
Penitentiary.
On Saturday afternoon. Francis Bradley,
a young man, of Loretto, Columbia county,
who had been dissipating for some time,
committed suicide by shooting himself
Mrs. Deltzely Of Philadelphia who was re-
Gently bitten on the index finger Of the left
hand by snake, while attending camp
meeting near Reading has bad the mem
Der aniputated at the second joint.
The property in Erie has an assessed valu-
alton of $l3, ,OOO,OOO.
There are are 275 hands employed in the
car shops Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company at South Easton.
At Easton on Saturday William Hester,
aged twenty, accidentally shot and killed
himself while cndeavorng to climb on a
shed with loaded gun.
We have no hesitation whatever in re-
commending DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup for chill
dren teething or suffering from Wind Collie
Diarrhea or Dysentery.
The Pittsburg "Socicty for the Dfausion
Of Useful and Practical Knowledge" in q
discussion on Friday night decided upon
Grant for the Presidency.
The Reading Iron Works have made or.
rangcmcnts to pay She back wages due thcil
hands in instalments, and, after the settle
ment of all arrearages, payments will take
place promptly every month.
Mr.. Claud Chaliart, a prominent either
of Atglcn, Chester county, was found deaC
on Sunday morning in the Baptist buryint
ground at that place, lying across the grave
of his son. He had shot himself through
the heart. No cause is assigned for the act
Three weeks ago Mrs. Christian Hitler, o
Pittsburg, wrapped her young baby up anC
took it for a walk. Arriving home she founc
it had died in her arms. This so preyeC
upon her mind that she became insane, anC
has been missing from home over n week.
Charles f. West, of Harrisburg was throw
from freight train at Barre, Tuesday morn
ing, and so badly injured that he died in
few hours.
The Reading Cotton Factory, at Reading
Pa.,was closed Wednesday because of a strik
of the spinners. Two hundred and sevent,
J persons are thrown out of employment.
The jonrneymen tanners of Pittsbur
struck Wednesday for an advance of25 cent
! per day. 1t is believed the advance will b
given. The moulders of the Pittsburc Loco
motive Works are on a strike fort advanc
of S6 cents per day and provso that II
piece work shall he done.
Isaac II. McCauley, lawyer of promi
nence in Franklin county, died at Cheste
on Saturday while visiting brother at tina
; place. He wrote history of Franklin coun
ty, which was recently published.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

George W. Esser, the Democratic nomi.
noe for Prothonotary, is rapidly gaining pop
ularity among our people since his nomina-
.tion. The more they sec of him the better
they like hirn.- Carbon advocate.
George il a good fellow, and we should
vote for him ourselves if we lived in Carbon
county.-Hasieton Daily Bulletin.
II mny perhaps be of interest TO the feu
thin-skinned Republicans who take excep.
ton to our course, to know that the above
endorsement comes from red-hot Repnbli-
can, Sam. McQuadc, an old soldier and edi.
tor of the Bulletin, an independent paper
and who undoubtedly knows whereof he
speaks.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

Neal Dow examined the English postal
service whom recently in England, and Lis
opinion is that il could not easily be irn-
proved. On the great mail routes the rail-
road trains are run very rapidly, and they
take in and throw out the letter bags with
out stopping as they fly along at the rate Of
fifty miles an hour. They pause only
at the principal towns upon their way. Any
whore within the three Kingdoms letter OF
one ounce weight goes for penny, and the
terms are very cheap for other mailable
matter. This penny rate includes the en-
tire eost Of service in the transportation and
delivery, not only in the large towns as in
this country, but also in all the smaller
towns and rural districts. There is no cot.
tage 50 semote os retisd that the letter car,
rcr does not reach IT,. The perfection o.
this system of actual delivery, If possible, il
thus illustrated by Mr.. Dow: u have re-
ceived among the Highlands, Of Scotland, q
letter addressed To me at Liverpool. II wa,
marked at the Office Not here. Try Man
chester There again it was marked TRY
Edinburg.' And there it was marked TRY
Stirling where il reached me.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

Quite a discovery in the treatment of
diphtheria has been made in Minnesota. A
young man whose arm had been amputated,
was attacked with diphtheria before healing
took place; and instead of the matter incl
dent to that disease being deposited in the
throat, the greater portion appeared on the
wounded arm, and the diphtheria was very
light and easily managed. Dr. Davis, Of
Mankato, profited by this, and in his next
caseofdiphtheria blistered his patients chest,
and on this blistered part the chief deposits
appeared. This was also an easy case of the
disease. The theory of DR.. Davis is that diph-
theria always appears in the throat because
Of the thnncss of the lining of the throat.
Hence, when the blister breaks the skin upon
any portion of the body the disease ap-
pears there
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

Judge Jere. Black told a reporter at
Washington that he considers the alleged
coalition between Conhling and Kelly to de-
feat Robinson a most serious afIliction, and
is doing more to discourage the friends Of
honest government than anything that has
happened within his remembrance. He
thinks the treachery of Tammany Hall is
enough to make true Democrat "cursc his
better angel from his side and fall to repro.
bation." He prefers Hancock to Tilden for
President, but thinks the latter can have
the nomination if he will take it.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
had placed in his hands by an Fast India
missionary the formula ofa simple vegetab BILE
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, and all Throat and Lung Affections, also
positive and radical cure for Nervous De.
bility aud all Nervous Complaints, after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows. Act
uated by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, W.
W. SHERAR, l49 Powers Block. Rochester,
N. ii. 12.e.o.w.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04
DIAMOND
CATARRH
REMEDY,
A POSITIVE CURE for CATARRH

A POSITIVE CUHE for CATAHRH
Of all kinds. Cures at any stage OF the dis
ease. Has cured many cases 30 terrible that
bones came from tho nose.
Dr.EVOTy's Diamond Catarrh u IN q
edy is mild and pleasant, aiiording INaEDI-
ATE RELIRF and prompt cure. IL was DIE
COVERED IN CALIFoRHIA, aud Is believed 10
be the only REAL cure yet given TO the public.
A few applications break up Cold in the
Head, cure Difficult Breathing, Clogging OF
Head and Throat, Headache. eafness, Loss
Of smell, Voice, and Sight, The "DIANOND"
is wonderful medicine, and COSTS ONLY 90
CENTS.
The Diamond InvigOrator, the best
Of Blood Purifiers aud Bilious Medicines.
Price, SO cents.
Tine Diamond NerVIue Pills. a speciG
lc for all Nervous Complaints. Price, 4i 90.
The Diamond SRIVc-"MOther Briers's
Cure All-the most perfect external cure ever
invented. Price, IS cents.
Send for descriptive circular Of Dr.. EvOry' :
Diamond Remedies, FREE by MAIL, Inquire
Of your Druggist.
Proprietor's address. DIR. \. +. EYORY
& 90, % Park Place, New York city.
oct. 4.-im.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-04

Henry Green, Of Easton, has been ap-
pointed by Governor Hoyt, Justice Ct the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania, to fill the
vacancy caused 10y Judge Woodward
death. Mr.. Green has never before occu
pied judicial position. He has for several
years past been counsel for the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad, the North Pennsylvania Rail
rgld and other eIrporations.