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Daily globe., 1879-04-27
Municipal Court.
before Judge Flint.
CRIMINAL.

The city vs.. Samuel Hatfield, nuisance; con-
tinued until A. NJ. tomorrow.
The city vs.. Meyer Rosenholtz and Kassell
Rubenstein, obstructing Seventh street side
walks. Continued until 9 A. NJ tomorrow.
The State VS.. Hermann Conrad, larcency;
held to the grand jury IN bonds of $500.
The city vs.. NJ. Rudosky, nuisance; con-
tinued until A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily globe., 1879-04-27
Daily Globe Advertising Rates
ST. PAUL, SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1879.
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET
Election Day, Tuesday, May Gth.]

Mayor-WM. DAWSON.
City Attorney-W. P. MURRAY.
City Comptroller--JOHN W. ROCHE.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward, Second Precinct-JoHN DowLAN.
Second Ward, Second Precinct-N. W. K1TTsoN.
Third Ward, Second Precinct BREEN.
Fourth Ward, Second Precinct-PAsCAL SMITH.
Fifth Ward Second Precinct THOMAS BRENNAN.
Sixth Ward-J. C. MCCARTHY.
SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
First Ward, Second Precinct-G. W. TURNER.
Second Ward, Second Precinct-A. DUFRENNE.
Third Ward, Second Precinct-G. w. ANDERSON
Fourth Ward Second Prec'EJ. w. CUNNINGHAM
Fifth Ward, Second Precinct-J. SINNERS.
Sixth Ward-CHAs. LIENAU.
Daily globe., 1879-04-27

AS people go to church to-day they should
neither think of, nor look at the sidewalks.
If they do, they will be in swearing, in
stead of a religious frame of mind when
they reach the portals of the sanctuary.
Daily globe., 1879-04-27

The movement to vitalize the almost de-
funct Meeker dam company gains ground
since the location of the Milwaukee & St.
Paul short line to Minneapolis.
Daily globe., 1879-04-27

DoN'T forget to see that your name is regis
tered on Tuesday. All the registries will be
opened on Tuesday, and that is the last regu-
lar day for registering Be careful not to
lose your vote.
Daily globe., 1879-04-27
The "Globe' at Winona.

The GLOBE can be found on sale at Smith 8
postoffce news stand in Winona, where regular
subscriptions can also be left.
Daily globe., 1879-04-27

II won't do to swap horses while crossing
stream. st. Paul don't propose to be
guilty of any such folly.
Daily globe., 1879-04-27

MAYOR DAWSON is St. Paul man through
and through. His interests and his business
are entirely in St. Paul.
Daily globe., 1879-04-27

A dispatch from Vidalia Concordia Parish,
La, reports 8, 900 negroes ON the river bank,
waiting transport Kansasward.
Daily globe., 1879-04-27
Probate Court.

Before Judge O'Gorman.
In the matter of the insanity Of August
Robe. Defendant examined and adjudged
sane and discharged from custody of the sheriff.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22
PRICE ONE CENT

session, efiectipg the interest of the city,
as printed in the session laws. A. sbass
acts were before the ('ouneif and feceiv-.
ed its approval IT ID annsecess1rs - uon-
meDt upon their importal nee.
The act en- tiled an act t0Prohioit the
City Council of Wilmi seton passing an
ordinance to prohibit farmers selling
their products in said city, being an act
which, II it we're operative, would ma,
terially alter the cha ter Of the city, and
restrict its general powers to regulate
markets, not appearing to have been pas
sed by q twn-thirds vo of each, branch
of the Legislature, is in my Judgment,
unconstitutional, q d Therefore inopera-
tive. r4 = .H.a go ~ 138f'II 3 ny
The ordinances OF the city regulating
the markets were passed when the
markets were held in the old mafeet-
houses on second, Fourth. aud Twelfth
streets. The Mayor has great d ficulty
In regard to markets, as the ordinahceS
now stand, and / respectfully sueRest
that they be 90 altered as to meet the.
present arrangement for holding the mar
kets.
would state in this con-
nectiOn that 'n in ~ some partlcu-
lars it is difficult matter to ascertain
precisely what are the duties of the
clerk of the market, and suggest that
that officers duties be, more, specifically
defined by the law. An ordina ice should
also be passed establishing the fees Of
officers and witnesses, in cases ,of :viola-
ton Of CITY ordinances. A per. centage
should be fixed and allowed the City So
licitor on all moni collected by him for
the city. 1t is necessary that City S0liei-
tor should at all times have free ii access
to and the use Of, in his Office, of the
deeds aud other legal papers OF the city,
and the Instructions to the officers hav-
fng charge of such papers should be
modified in that particular. The con-
stantly incr asing legal business of the
requires that @very facility should be
furnished by the City So 'icitor in the
preparation and trial of cases by the
prompt cooperation of all officers. This
has always been cheerfully accorded ex-
cept in cases where the ordinances or ths
city have made o3her duties param ount
such as the fixing of building lines, etc.
A great deal of valuable time and trou-
Bile would be saved if the minu'e books
of the city were indexed in the margin.
Two or three days together have been
spent by the City Solicitor, and much
valuable time by the CLERK. of Council
in reading over the minute books to find
some needed inform alton. Very Re-
spectfully submitted, nilsii-iuini1ls q
S. A. MAcALsTER, nj
...... .., W a..i City Solicitor.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22
scotch Deer FOrest,... !

Scotch deer forests are most lucrative
TO their owners. The rents paid ere
enormous, and not many years ago
weuld have sounded Incredible. Lord
Dudley paid rent Of 5000 a wear for
the Reay forest. The 900 represent
5000 deer, as far as may be comruted,
and some 10000 acres over which they
roam ms-sompris' 'ng some of tho loveiiost
Of Scottish scenery. These deer are the
finest in Scotland, often attaining 16
stone, and they possess the pc .ularity OF
forked tails. Lord Dudley does not
seem very keen about his deer. Months
of the season pass away before he begins
desr-stalking. The deer of the other
forests seem to find this out, aud when
hard beset Zee for safety to the Reay
forest. The Scotch have a great regard
for the original Lord Ward, who lirst
took pleasure yacht into the almest
unknown northern waters of Scott and.
and set an example to tourists in pene-
trating to the furthest recesses of the
land. Last season Lord Dudley had the
famous Black Mount forest in ARGYLL
shire, belonging to Lord Breadalbau =.
paying E4,5OO. The forest stretches for
20 miles, the haunt of the finest red deer:
aud the sport has been excellent, though
Devastating is exceptionally difficult
in this country. Lord Ayeland is cred.
tied with almost the best shooting last
season in "lone Glenarthey's hazel
shade" TIL, fnverness-shire shootines
reach total rental of some f65. COO 4
year. 1t is all very we'll for Prof.
Blackie, in his "Br@ mar Ballads.n to
denounce the Incursions of the SAY
on t'el gii / ~.
ga London brewer shoots the gros,sa.
=. A lordng stalks tn deer"
The regret of the Gael is not that they
came in such numbers, as that there
may be falling off in the number OF
his southron guests. The visitors rur-
nish employment, promote trade, put
heaps of money il, brisk circulation, and
increase the comforts aud savings Of She
ppasan's. IF they can.really reel aim the
wastes, and. find sufficieni food and en-
ployment TO save Highfasders oihsefnf4
grating, doub less so much tie better..s'
but the issue is problematfcaI aiif cer.
tainly remote.-Lonion Society. .,,,,-.. !.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22

MEETINGS IN THE FIFTH AND lsIxTH
wARDs-wHAT WAS DONE. tsr's

MEETINGS IN THE FIFTH AND SIXTH
wARDs-wHAT WAS DONE,
A wei attended meeting of the Fifth
Ward Democrats was hell at, the Iafay-
ette Hotel, last evening; d. L. earn m.
ter, Jr., Ia the chair, and WIN. n. Lee.
Seer -tary. ", $50 -THi-d saa' sr1'E'a
The committee to solicit Candidates
tor City Council reported the .names of
James Carmichael for. the two ,vasr
term, and Alvin Allen FIR one year term.
The meeting accepted the reuo-t, and
nominated the gentteineu named bys ac-i
clamation. ~ = slT ,i;,t,s' ri a.iS'fs'17 u
VIM. H Lee was appointed to- hold
the nomination election. to-morrbws IN
the We tern precinct of. the Ward. aud .
Patrick Lambert in the Eastern precinct.
The Ward Executive Conmittee was
instructed to fiji the Ward ticket bys-
nominating candidates for Fnspectoraands :.
Assistant, and the meeting adjourned, :,
1 The Sixth Ward ID Democra.s met Last
night, at Ninth and Walnut streets. a
unanimously nominated James II. Price I
for Council. For the northern. precincr. i.
Edwin +. Morrow was nominated fur
Inspector, and VIM. s. Walker for assis-
tant Forthe southern district J seoh
w. Vandergritt was nominated for IN
spector aud VIM. Blair for, assistant. /,
John M. Enos and Robert Tawressey
were appointed to hold the Nomination
on Saturday. It will take p'a 9 Il
Manz's saloon, Ninth and Walnut, 1sg'S
The Meeting then adjourned until
Tuesday evening next, when grand
sixth Ward rally will be held, at Nintb
and Walnut streets, which will abo ad-
dressed by prominent local speakersai-0d
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22

2 fhe persons who have paid the amounts
due them, and arc not credited on the
lien book, and who have the receipts IN
their possessions are as follows:
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22

-..,,. WILMINGTON q
kDEbnpE RAIL ROAD.
June iHs. ,.,or a. Sollows
will leave " illl'"
rr term ediate stations,
Ielrhiss y ana ! ~ m'. No. 23O, 4oO, Z %
j, 10 80 B. '"''
D. ,vx,ra ss, Q 90, 9. 80, 10 04 a m
and and New Yor T. zo''
b. b46, p. M. .., ad,ate Statiens,
me and In lerH'o'"
SIs f. m VA, Line, 7.08, p. m.
bore ana ~ VI ashlngtOn, ~ 81. 2 los. 30
81, lol, . ws se, n W Division. ieave fer:
for pe,1 * a. I'M. 1.O5, 8 So pm:
baon anu ln ter'"' y
los, 6.s5 p. m. s,o,,ons a1B
and InterI pedia'o '
pm. rsAINs.
,s and Intermediate Stations
Zoo. $50, p. m.vors ooa A. m
mia and NOW orn' S' 20 N
Il and wa Ti,'"s'"
ther lnformAtlo,h1o ~ a, P"oil P"osiesl at me
70 'n' " ii. r. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
W,pEWE STERN RAILROAD
a . "T of honrs. On and after Feb.
W. Fans IN viii run as follows:
Wilmington '.io d. "'' WV
b. m. o 10 So nnnr
Avoudale, We n. ~ 20 Iroa
P0meroy, . % u III 90 ina
ing, leave foihe'os 'o'"
m. asto t,,4 pnsrn
ling, leave AVohna'o' y "
Whining ton, 800 a. M, 21b p.
4, n m. u. CONNELL,
W." Superintendent.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22

or the list of dehnq usnts published
Yesterday, several have already stated
hat they satisfied their liens, and have
shown their receipts at the GAZETTE
office. The names of those who have
I hus paid will be daily published.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22
WILMINGTON, DEL. FRIDAY, AUGUST. q, 1879
The City's Debtors,

MORE OF THE UNPAID ACCOUNTS FOR
PAVING, cURBING, GRADING, ETC.
Below is second lnstalment of the
persons indebted to the city for curbing,
paving, grading, &C., as shown by the
lien book y :. r'r M
Assessment Of cdrbstone, side walks
and grading throughoutthe city; entered
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22
~ warnlaE TO I'inclaesAs:
~ M'NNf tTli
f(,ourt Circular August By

i A dignitary of the Church was dining
ont. Of the Two ladies' betwe cen whom
he was seated the one on his righJ hand
side was an Intimate -acquaintahoe,a and
noticing that her distinguished netghbor
wa. silent and preOccupied, said to hiln.
sotto vose,"I am afraid you are not
very we'll thus evening, yoH do not seem
in your u,ual Spirits" "Well," said the
,lienitary. .,..I- am in rather . nervous
state of mind about my health, and have
a sort OF preseptment that serious iif
ness is hanging over me. am con.
scious of a peculiar numbness all down
my right side, which seems to forebode
an attack Of paralysis" His faiF com
fears were ilifounded. sfAh, no." he
replied, "I'm afraid there's no doubt OF
It, for have been pinchihg my right leg
all dlnner-time, and can elicit no re
spousivs ferling whatever. The, limb.
seems quite dead to all feeling "Oh,Y,
exclaimed the lady, brlskly, a1d with an
expire ,sion of intense relief on her face.
"if that's all which troubles you, I think
/ can at once relieve your mind from
Anxiety, for the leg. which you. have.
been pinching all the evening Is mine."
=. 5ssk 5i~--+A-s.>-----<~ W. ~
\ Captain Edward P. Doherty, who
Commanded the detachment that cap
tured j. Wilkes Booth, now resides 10
New Orlesus.e He is tall, robust man
of forty years. He gave to the Picdyune
of Monday. long account Of the cap
lure. II 8 suit against the city of Wash
Amgton to recover the $40, 900 reward Of
fered by Its officials for the capture of
the assassih'is still pending In the Sue-
preme Court Of the United States.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22
A Decided Bargain

Two bales unbleached muslin to be
sold for &c. per yd., at the Bee Hive.
The New York herald., 1879-09-26

HERALD BRANCH oRFIcE; ! 2s5 BRoADWAYHss Ly N
ePEE aAs p s2f s2kE S
PS5Pskk PRorHk dEAssIFIcArfoN, C hF 1f6sse ANA '" =
AMUsEMENTs-IIr PAcE-sd and 4th coils
AsTRoIoGy-ilrH PAGE-2d col.
FILLIARDS-llTn PAGE--2d COL sEs
s$SSRtFs UP rsS$HSf SSS Ell SsS = sfs4- s
syslShss 81 ssGsIs'ss! ss SsgSsSs%tsIrIEs- PAes-
eY REAL Es1FE Fo sxnEaD
asb
coAsTwisE isis; srEAMsHIps-l,ru PAer-5tn and 9Th
CoPxRTNERsHIPs-srH PAGE st
p p8ScINd ncAbRMfGsnisH ARMNfTGe rAHaa'ia PaeS.2d co. COL
BbSTfTRBslas B5s sTkDs ncan rasfas P.anes,h col COL
BWEsG housEs To IEr FURNISHED
COL and sh coils
EXCURSIONS CUR sss -HsnPsS PAGE0sth sO col.
FlNANCIAL-9rn PAGE
R6oSs ans f' APARTMENTS TO
,,,,r 2n PAGE-2d and Sd coils
hEEF and
HOSES. cAkRiAGEs. Sc.-aD PAcs-5,S and 9Th oo.l.
H9usEs ROOMS pEAcEs OF BUSINESS
!NsTRuCTI0N.lsr pAGE.4th col.
k6sF ASp FoGSDlsr fass Pses-is col COL
MARBLE MANTELS-lsr PAGE-5th col.
Ans pAors.h COL
MUSICAL-11rn PAGE-2d col
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7TH PAGE-6th col.
PERSQNAIs-lsr PAGE--1st col.
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS &C-1lrH PAGE-2d COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FENALEs-
18TH PAGE-4th col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2p PAGE-1st col.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-2p PAGE--lst and I'd coils.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAGE-lst col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-lst col
REWARDS-1sT PAGE--1st col.
SALES At AUCTION-1sr PAGE-6th COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-12rHP PAcE-1st, I'd
Sd and 4th coils
SITUATIONS W.ANTED-MALEs-l2rn rAcE,5th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-st, I'd, Sd and 4th coils.
SPORTING BOOKMAKING, &C.-2D PAGE-5th COL
STORAGE-l2TH PAGE-6th col
THE tRADES-12rH PAGR-6th col.
THE TURF-2D PAGE-5th col tt aHls
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-2d col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE--llTH PAGR-8th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAGx-6th COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C-12rH PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst col.
The New York herald., 1879-09-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UGTIoN SALE AT PRIVATE REsIDENCE.-
WILL SELL THIS CFRibAY, MORNING,
AT 10 O'CLOCK PROMPT,
WITHOUT ANY RESERVE
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
NO IL WEST 18TH ST, BET 9Th AND 9Th AVS.
STEINWAY PIANOFORTE
CHiCkERING UPRIGHT PIANO.
We call particular this furniture made
by best city manufacturer and used but u short time
MANSION kEPLEFE WITH ALL THAT CONDUCES
TO TIE COMFoRT OF LIFE. and comprising the most
snperb assortment OF PARLOR. CHAMBER LIBRARY
amt DINING ROOM FURNITURE ever offered ut public
sale-Antique, Medieval and Modern STYLES
05 PIECES IMfORrED BRONZE STATUARY.
% CARPETS. SUITS IN SATIN, RAW SILK. REP.
PLUSH AND HAIRCLOTH
CHAMBER SETS, DINING FURNITURE.
BOOKCASES, DESKS. LIBRARY TABLES.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS walnut and
ebony frames. in satin aud silk Turkish Lounges,
Arm Chars. ebony and buhl Cabinet Centre Gard Ia
bles reclining Chairs Pedestas plate Mirrors Easels
THE FINE ARTS.
Among the artists CASSO, kEEHLER. AGARTH.
MENDEZ MILLROSE, DE GARMO CASEILEAR.
CHAMBER SETS, IN WALNUT, MAPLE AND ASH:
BEDSTEADS DRESSING CASES. FRENCH BUREAUS,
inlad and gilt Bedseads Bureaus. Washstands single
Bedseads 33 fine hair and spring Mattresses Pillows,
Blan rep plush Suits marble Tables Rockers
DINING URNITURE-Extension Table. Sdeboard,
Chairs in leather Sverware. Crockery Library Tables.
Turkish Suit drop light Chandeliers, Mirrors Curtains
Take Broadway Sixth avenue or University place cars 70
" West 18th ST. between 5th and 9Th avs.
n B.-Goods boxed and shipped city or country, II de-
aira
The New York herald., 1879-09-26

DOILER RXPLoSIONs-HE WHO READS THE
Djournsls of the da, fail to notice the appalling
frequency of boiler sxpiosons If the damsre which they
occasion confined TO demolishng buildings and
spreading terror and devastation in the
shaterng aud sinking the vessel IL IL be marine dis
often the then humanity would be
shocked True the destruction of property deplora
BILE tho sacrifice of human life 10 result which ap-
pea best and deepest sympahies Every accident
Of this nature is tho scene OF dreadful suffering The
victims OF explosion u 80 unfortunate not be
Killed Instantly preserved only Tor period OF aonxcd
1t be asked In this adv In
science method be devised to these
explosions Tho wachfu vigilance o the United States
Board aud their cumbrous rules aud rcgula
tios had bceu able to them wholly The
tion OF this dreadful scourge does not lie within human
reach The fault be In tho system and be
eradcstcd The spirit OF explosion Turks In she'll
boiler patiently awaiting the weakening OF the boiler
through uititudc OF causes moment OF foryetful
ness or caelessness In the operator when Il will spring
forth fully clothed In all it's frighfu strength substi
for these dangerous aduncts exists IN the
erroshon Patent Safety Coil Boiler, made In Bristol.
L. and exhibition at the Fair OF tho American
In New York II qualities that render
IL far more adaptable for all marine and most land
than other boiler IL has half tho weight.
quick powerful in its steaming and economical in
its of fuel But far above all these attributes IL
absolutely safe Is not possible for an explosion
to occur.
The New York herald., 1879-09-26

GRAND FALL OPENING DISPLAY.
OUR GREAT SALE OF GLOVES AT 20 CENTS
EACH. WHICH HAS PROVED SUCH CENTRE OF
ATTRACTION DURING THE PAST TWO DAYS WILL
CONTINUE FOR THIS DAY ONLY, AND WILL POS
ITIvELY CLOSE TONIGHT.
OUR UNPARALLELED OFFERING OF BLACK
AND CoLORED GROs GRAIN SILKS, AT 81 PER
YARD. WILL ALSO BE CONTINUED TO-DAY. La
DIES ARE EARNESTLY ADVISED NOT TO MISS
THIS OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING FASHIONABLE.
sEAsONABLE AND FIRST QUALITY GOODS AT
PRICES LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF PRO-
DUCTIoN.
AS SPECIAL COMPLIMENT TO THE LADIES
FAvORING US WITH THEIR PRESENCE TO-DAY,
WE SHALL INAUGURATE, AT 10 A. NJ TO-DAY, A
GRAND SALE OF
The New York herald., 1879-09-26

THE KENrucKY STATE LOTTERY
CsIMMONs DICKINSON. MANAGERs).
HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE OVER 10 YEARS, AND
NO DRAWING HAS EVER BEEN POSTPONED
EVEN FOR SINGLE DAY.
The following attractive scheme has always been drawn
the
10th and 3Oth
OF EACH MONTH.
FULL SCHEME.
Prize Of SIS 90 ............... .SI5 900
Prize of 5000 Ois........................... 500
Prize of 500 ................. 5000
Prizes of $500 Observation-Disclosures. 500
Prizes Of 900 ........... ........... 1910
10 Prizes of 500 aro....................... 5000
50 Prizes Of 100 are. ................... 5000
100 Prizes Of so Observation-Disclosures. 5000
200 Prizes of - are........................ 5000
500 Prizes of 10 0are........................ 5000
1,0nO Prizes of 5are........................ 5000
~ Approximations Prizes amounting to- ......... 1925
1894 Prizes amounting .$67 925
The New York herald., 1879-09-26

DROUGHToN'S INvIGORATING SYRUP, A CERTAIN
cure for pain In the back side chest headache dim
weakness exhaustion constipation and all diseases OF tho
stomach liver kidneys, kc OF either Cases
pronounced ncurablo solicited aud cured money
turned Advice circulars aud sample bottles free Come
and get the medicine that will cure and has cured
thousands and which contains mineral posons smu.
lang dcetcrous drugs Is pleasant to the and
well with ali ages and both To the scky and
bsaed IL gives strength, vivacity clear and healthy
skin bloom the cheek aud sparkling glance the
By II blood purified and the whole body
strong aud healthy condition Price 25c Doe 81 and 81
per bottle Once 80 West ath ST. Ask your druggist for It,
DRAIN REST VITAL ENERGY RESTORED BY
Dmagnetisn. Mrs BRIsCOE aud assistants, 2O7ls East
9thsI
(,LARK 4 Co, BANKERS,
" 800 BROADWAY. NEAR DUANE.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN on THE 3TH
CAplTAL PRIZE, $1,000
1894 PRIZES, IN ALL s67,s25.
COMMONWEALTH pIsTgIBurIoN COMPANY
1890 pAfiEAh faizEs, fHl]E II xLE f'0SS siis..o.
ROYAL HAVANA HAS ALWAYS DRAWN ON THE I'd
ALSO LITTLE HAVANA
N BELL n CO., @. BELL 4 co.
KESrTokS SAFE has Away, drawn ." tie s1.
-CAPITAI HAS ALWAYS HEEN siSNo0---
--rlcKET, 80 soIsso soIsso DREW sissyIs0----
LOUISIANA STATE has always drawn on the l4th.
----UAPIrAL HAS ALwAys BlikN S3o,ooo.--
--TlCkET 40. s7m,s pREM Sn noo,.---
bofh SlfhR soEp p n Si'NsS Nkw RNf% fSRk lSG SiT9
,ais BRoApWAhrss bkfwEEs Sf2 ssrH SSb scfh Sra
The New York herald., 1879-09-26

WILLIAMSON Il CO,
GENERAL EASTERN AGENCY.
500 BROADWAY NEAR HOUSTON ST.. NEW YORK.
NORRIS RICHMOND WESTERN AGENT COvING
TON Ky.
A TTENTIONl--THIRTY YEARS PRUSSIAN AND
AAmerican practics specalties. diseases of mem
sultation free. DR.. JACOBY. l61 Bleecker St.
A DvERTISERs, BY ADDRESSING GEO. r. RowELL
IA CO Newspaper Advertising Bureau 10 Spruce ST.,
New York. learn the cost Of proposed line
OF advertising in American newspapers luO Pam
phlet. lOc.
A LII DISEASES OF EITHER SEX. WHATEVER THE
Acause speedily and permanently cured DIR. cox. 2O2
Ast 18th
The New York herald., 1879-09-26
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1885 BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALE OF PAPERS. AD-
VERTisEMENTs PRESENTED BEFoRE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION
The New York herald., 1879-09-26

KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
have always had their drawing
ON THE BOTH OF THE MONTH.
Tho CAPITAL PRIZE has always been $4,000
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
HAVE ALWAYS DRAWN ON THE 10Th.
The CAPITAL PRIZE has always been $SO.OU0
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
have always drawn the Tuesday of each month
The CAPITAL PRIZE hay@slways besn x30UO0
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Spanish Gold and Silver Havana Bank Bills bought and
sold. Catalogues sent free.
j. DUFF 4 CO., Bankers,
j. DUFF n Co, Bankers,
~ Nassau st. corner Liberty New York.
~ Nassau St., corner Liberty. New York.
The New York herald., 1879-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ DIVORCES LEGALLY. QUIETLY AND IMME-
.diatey ncompatbility; other causes; charge uu
III grantedi consultations free.
MUNRO ADAMS. Attorney. 194 Broadway.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-18
Maine Business Prospects.

Nearly one hundred thousand dollars is in
vested in the paper making works of Messrs.
A. G. Denison & Co., Mechanic Falls
which employs, when running, some 15C
hands.
w. W. Whitcomb of Boston, has . large
boot and shoe mandatory at Mechanic Falls,
which employs nearly $50 hands, and is run
ming full force at the present time.
Following is a statement Of the number OF
cases shipped and weight of leather received
by the Auburn shoe factories during the week
ending Wednesday, Oct. 18th, 1879. The total
number of cases is 1853 and weight OF leather
l65 $50 lbs. Last week the number of cases
was ,722, and weight of leather 1889 lbs.
In the corresponding week of 1875 there were
shipped 1911 cases and 75,016 lbs of leather
were received.
Messrs. J. A. buchanan & Co. do an extern
sive work the present season, in the manufac-
ture Of garments for Boston parties They
furnish work for no less than sixteen hundred
women and girls, at their homes, and now
want one thousand additional. They manu-
facture from $4,000 to 100000 coats and pants
annually. This year they will exceed the
figure. The garments are all cut in Boston,
and forwarded to Mechanic Falls apd sent by
Messrs. Buchanan q Co., by teams, to their
employees in all the surrounding towns, includ-
ing q radius of twenty miles or understanding
from Freeport to Dixfeld, and from Turner
and Auburn to the Sebago Lake. Nearly
$50, 900 are paid out annually by the firm for
this kind of work, which must prove great
aid to those employed