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The daily gazette., 1880-12-03
LETTER FROM SAMUEL TOWN
SEND.
For the Gamette.

For tAe Gazette.
Nh. EDIToR:-Ths election being
over the Fish Commission takes the
floor From the learned treatise on the
Danube sucker Tor carp It would have
been supposed that our mill pond here
of % acres would have been overcrowd-
ed by this time by the forty or nfty carp
.ent 20 me some time ago, and which
had pu. into said pond. Neither by hook
or hns or net have heard of one carp
being caught out of said pond. sup
pose there must be some in 1t.
On last Monday | received from Spen-
Ger r. Baird, Fish Commissioner at
Washington, CIRCULAR letting me know
that during January. February and
VI arch could receive fish eggs by pay
| ing transportation from the hatching
| houses, and then send such eggs OF fish
| az he, Baird, thought would suit, not a.
1 thought, but must pay. Now, as ]
told this Commissioner before, / never
did or ever will go into the FISH ng
business. decline all such .gratuitous
dsh egg Offers. A few weeks ago there
we're landed on the platform at this
place by Col. Hughlett sixteen or eigh
teen large cans of young tish TO 60 down
on the Queen Anne's railroad branch,
for one Nj aryland county alone, and Del
aware through her Representative, II.
l.. NJ Martin, have received few dozen
suckers or carp, and a large percentage
Of them we're sent to Seaford for the
waters OF the Nanticoke, that is Mary.
land waters, and supplied By Mary land
or should be. l shall apply to Senator
Grooms OF Maryland tor young Ash al
our Maryland neighbors come here and
nsh in our mill ponds. The Washington
supply is too insigniticant to mention.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townaend Del Dec q 1880
The daily gazette., 1880-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
Fors and tndiseretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, Will send a recipe That will cure yoe
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was discovered by missionary In south
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The daily gazette., 1880-12-03
WILLIE CLOSED.

The Delaware Beet Sugar factory al
Riverside, will cease operations for the
season sometime during next week. The
season has been good one, and the com-
ptny have manufactured u large amount
OF sugar.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-03

A little girl was teaching her brother
the Lords Prayer the other night, and
when she had said, give us this day our
daily bread" he suddenly died out Pray
for taffy, sister pray for tany too; and she
laid you forget that am going TO give
you some OF Sines' FAR, Wild Cherry and
Hoarhouud for your cold which is n great
deal better than taffy. nOv29-dlm.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-03
SUFFERING CoLoRED REFUGEES

CHICAGO, Dec. l.-Advices from
Cansas report much suffering among
the colored refugees. The arrivals of
these refugees continue at the rate of
about $50 per week. Most of them are
in destitute condition, aud the wealth
er Is very cold.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-03
Wilm ny ton Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


WEDNESDAY, Dec, ,5 p. NJ.
fLouR.-Ihe market Is inactive and
weak. Sales of 1890 barrels Including
Minnesota extras, clear, medium 10 choice
at 70 70 D 70; DO, do, straight at So Is
. oO Pennsylvania family AZ IS IS "a 10
western do. do. at - S7H "a & %, ana
PATENTS at 60 25, Rye Flour is steady
~ 20 Z)a$o ~ "a per barrel,
GRAIS.-W neat Is fairly active, and
%alc. per bushel higher. Sales OF 10 OOJ
bushels, including rejected, at al lOa I6
RED ana amber, ahoat and on track al
81 2lal %, and No. 2 red, elevator, at 81 ~
al 2j Dec, 81 253z ,n., and 81 2siS Fe6i
aye ls steady at 95 Gems for Penn
sylvania. Corn.-Local lots of old are
qulet and nrm, while futures are In bet
oer demand ana traction higher: new
steamer is dull and lower. Sales OF II mo
oushe including new yellow at 63a63 l5c;
old mixed at 6213 IS c.; new sail at nc,
ana new steamer at 55c. AL the call board
58c. was Did for December, 58Lc. ior
January, and 5SLc. tor Feb. Oats are
quiet and steady. Sales of IL 0jO
ousnels, Including white at 49, a 48c
ana rejected and mixed at 40 42c. At the
call board 4411e. was bid for December. ACC
| Tor January, and Hc. for February
| The receipts to-day were as follows
| 2loO barrels flour; 40, $40 bushels wheaL. tx
/ ioo bnshels corn, 4,oO bushels oats. II 800
bushels barley, 500 bushels rye, l2O barrels
| whisky.
HIsKY,-l5O bbls. Western iron -bound
sold at 81 10 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
| MONDAY, Nov. %, 8 p. M,
The cattle market was dull this week
and prices were Aa1c. lower 400 heat
arrived and sold aG the different yards a,
3HaBc. per h.. as to quality.
| SHEEP were less active and pricea uar,
rather lower; ii ,l50 head sold at the dir
erent yards at 3a514c., per h., and Lamb
| at 4a6c. per lb., as 10 condition.
HOGS were were In fair demand at forme
| prices. 1900 head sod at the different ward
at oa7c. per ib.. as To quality.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FVty second ana Lancaster ave. Nov d
SHEEP-Extra, ITO to 1870 fbs,. 6to5l<. ono,
w 10 l0O bs:, Az to u w; lair, 81 20 <
MS. ~ to "a good lambs, OK to S8.: me
\ alnm lambs, ~ to 81; common lambs
900 head. s@if
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CASTING THE VOTE.
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTORAL COL
LEGE MEETINGS,

Nhb RESULT OF The ELECTORAL COL
LEGE MEETINGS.
Dispatches from all the States of the
Union show that, with the exception OF
New York, where Cornelius X. Agnew
was chosen TO fill vacancy caused by
the absence Of Mr.. Aiken of the Thir.
teenth District; Virginia, where Major
Baker p. Lee took the place of Thomas
Croxton from the First District; Loui.
siana, where two vacancies were filed
and Georgia, where there was no meet.
ing, there was fun attendance of Elpc.
tors at the various Colleges yesterday
The Total vote cast was IA for james A
Garfield for for President aud Chester A
Arthur for Vive President,ss AGAINST IA
leaving Georgia out, for Winfield Scot
Hancock and William IL. English. IL
detailed the result was as follows:
The daily gazette., 1880-12-03

DECEASED Marshall S. Chand.
Ter, OF Christiana Hundred, died at
his residence yesterday, in the 65th
year Of his age. He will leave a
large circle of friends and neighbors
who highly valued and respected
him.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-03
A SENATOR WILLING TO WORK.

WASHINGTON, Dsce mber 2.-Sena-
tor Beck said to-day he should oppose
q holiday recess o. over week. He
believed the members ought to stay here
and attend to business an1 drink their
Christmas and New Year whisky In
Washington if they drank any at all.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-03
WALL srKHr YnsrEapAY.-Stocl

WALL sTKRT YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
opened strong and quickly slumped and
closed about the lowest points of the
day. Money continued tight and pre-
miums of to /! per day were the rule
Foreign exchange was more active and
rates were advanced. Railway bonds
were again very dull and State securi-
ties were almost ignored.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-03
Townsend, Del, Dec. 2, 1880.

Congress at it's next session should
provide for the pensioning Of the fami-
lies of life-sav.ug officers who lose
their own lives in trying to save those
OF others. They are engaged in a no.
BILE work, recognized as such by the
humane everywhere, and since the es-
tabIishment of the service have been
instrumental in saving thousands OF
lives on the Atlantic coast. They are
certainly entitled to as much consid.-
Grafton as our soldiers, whose duty it
is to destroy life, while it is the busi-
ness of the former to save it,.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-03
FOURTH EDITION
naaaeaslsns tor re.IsAx.

Higher barometer, stationary or lower
temperature, westerly winds, vering to
northerly, clear or partly cloudy wealth
or,
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NorE.--Ihe black figures repre.o,
Limited Express" On viii, n n 'g'g1 ag
fare is charged. ID"
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up to blow, and humping up from the table
unceremoniously rushed out. To moment
he was back again holding the little nun by the
hand.
OF course old Cripps couldn't say ANYTHING
after the manner in which he had committed
himself befo1 ehand. And though he gave us
tremendous iawing about the serious risk,
etc., we had run, Il believe he enjoyed the
lark dis much as anyone especially as his part
in it didn't begin until allthe danger was over.
/ Pa uet sure that he&wodld have liked driving
that jackass down the vineyards but be was
wonderfully polite to Dona Dolores and made
her as comfortable and welcome as possible,
lent her some sermons to read which she took
very demurely, and evidently felt he had
scored one. to himself off. athee Popemby that
move We got into Lisbon Che he xtsday and
#the girl was Randd over % sthe Enelish chap
'Jain's wife. who Hggedh her out fq Der wed
ding with Martin, whieh took Place view days
afterwards.
After that she was sent home to Martins
mother at Southampton, and believe she
went to school bit anyway, Martin got bis
promotion shortly and LIFT tHe service to set
tie down in Hampshire with Madame. And
rare little handful he's found her, believe,
for she can't help flirting any more than she
can help breathing, though IfeallyE think she
likes old Harry Martin best in the main. S8S
''Now you may argue concluded the Lieu
saan 9uttpg bis gRg ba into
Of it. Ito slightly that his tale was nearly finish
ed, you may, argue that marriages are made
Tin Heaven, and devbutiy hope Providence is
settings good match for ME up aloft, but
you'll allow, after listening TO this yarn, that
II had pretty good lot to do with getting
Harry Martin his wife" The Arqosv.
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Danbury News Items.

1t looks as if Sport had been sent to Maine
after the returns.
The force Of the shepaag -ss,lyqy company
passed.
A man was arrested in Bridgeport last week
for kneeling aud praying to apple trees. He
must have been a Buddhist. >oii Y iihO ,si..4
With view to letting her know how it is
herself Birmingham man knocked his wife
down with mop.
A flower pot fell from window in Norwalk
and knocked down a book agent, the first
manifestation OF Providence Norwalk has had
' N some fsHl WIZ nHg 91ioilD III
A bottle of whisky and two billiard balls
were found in the pockets of an arrested
Bridgeport drunk. He is being searched for
the balance of the saloon.
A Seymour mechanic who picked up piece
of hot metal by mistake, let 60 of it so quick
ly as to throw his shoulder out of joint. This
is the fastest time on record.
A man who burglarized the Pine Meadow
railway station, and got $12 therefrom, last
May, has been captured IN New jersey, an
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In a street fight in .Ansonia one of the men
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