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The daily gazette., 1880-06-08
FUNERAL PAGEANT OF THE
EMPRESS,

PARIS, June THE ceremony of
the translation Of the remains of the
Empress from the Winter Palace to
the fortress took place to-day accord
my TO the programme forwarded to
you yesterday. The rain, which fell
IN torrents all the morning, ceased at
twelve O'Clock, just as the cortege be
gan TO move. All the bells of The city
gave out mournful peels, nd the can
non of the fortress and of two war
vessels moored along the quays kept
up continual fire while the funeral
car pursued its majestic course
Inc Emperor, WEARING gray military
cloak and apparently very much affected,
followed on horseback, attended by ali
The Russian aud foreign princes. At
one O'Clock, after crossing the Neya, the
coItege entered the fortress. The canon
ceased and the religious service com
menced: On arriving at the fortress all
lhose who were at tile head of The cor
tege, as lar back as the funeral car. with
drew. TwJ heralds guarded the door
OF Tho Cathedral. The Ministers, Sen
nois and dlgnitaries entered and took
'ue'r piaces IN Tue church, where the di-
poha, ic corps were already assembled.
win hen wives ard such of the mem =.
pefs OF the court as had not taken mart
III the procession.
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JEFFERSON CLUB ROOMS.
W1LMINGroN. Del. Jupe

NILMISGToN, Del, June :, 1850.
\ "A reg u lar meeting OF the Jefferson
DvIhocrsttlc Club, held ON this date the
4ol4ONlng resolutions of respect were
nnnnlIl 'usl y adopted:
W If usREAs, A divine Providence whose
ways are lnscrutab e Fas removed from
on midst 'iur late fellow member ,t,
phen i. S1 bert. therefore.
heSOtDe0. mat ~ niist we bow in hmm.
olS suDfn sSlou To the Will of Him VIII,
does ali things well We sIncereIv resrrt
the loss OF one who has not only been M,
hoHortd rneInberof the Jefferson Demo.
cratic cub tut who has been "A coed ciit-
zen. a respectt member OF society aud 4,
. 'hsIsteit ana true fIiend to all who had
ne pletsur of his acquaIntaiuce.
feeSoi red, I hat sincerely condol.
IN IA. berea we'd family in their severe
ttl t-J ON.
teesutced, IN l "a committee of the Gut
hcc''IIi pitttS tn remains Of the deceals ID
~ ihelr iast resting place
fNtSotH Heo, Ia It IN loom of the club b.
IL" t''u n mourning tof the space of Lnir
y d'S > a. IA ~ IN OF pest for their lat,
IL parted mber. "
LsrSOtted, InstI copy of these resoiu
TO ne nt t'the relatives ,,t the d =.
ceaS- ana pub ned IN The city uaper.
AhI iilstl tue - o-cIetIiy be. instrutipd 1,
enter ihv same Oh the GOs,Is oi the t,luu
IL. {. TURNER
j. &, F-ARRA,
| SECRETARY Js-lt.
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LOCAL TIME NhLr.
rAr,,orEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE HlLMiN1ioN
For PHILApEnPEiA.-l.5S 2.3, $50, 100,
$40 8.vU, 9.44, lOW2 1870, q. m.; iz.4l, lS.So,
LOO 80, 400, 5lS. NV, s.ie' v'oo. n a as
sundays, l.fl,2.ss. o.iO'a' MI o'OO' O'0'' '''
Foa Nkw YoRK.-l5S22s6SO 30 200, 1902.
Am; l2.Sa, ~. AZ. ILL, a M, s.is, D. III.
On SundPys, l.4l. 22d =. M ,v o~on
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAshlNHior'n- -
I2.5l, 2OSI LIS S,35, a. IA. l2.62, 1.O4, 4.is
5.22, 7.0S, p, M. On sundays, l2.5l. 2.OS. 2io
For baltimore. tBay Line connectionl.
7.tb p, m. No sunday trains. "a.
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-d.OO S.2, IA. M; 100.
500 6,35. d. M. No sunday trains,
koR DELAWARE Il. R.-y.2 "a. m.; l'Oo,
$50, p. NJ. No sunday trains.
FOR WHINING TON a NORTHERN II. H.
100, a. M; 800, $50 p. m. No SUNDAY
trains.
FOR DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-7.lh
1880 n. m; $50 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l2.4 / IS. 2.OS
s.3Oi J.2l, ll.5S, IA. NJ; Ella. IA, Log. ZoO'
Az, IA 5l7, 81, 100. $40. 9.2O lilo p. m:
On sundays, l2.4s, l.5s, 2.OS, 1910 u. m. ;7.si
y. m.
FRoM NEW YoRx.-l.5s. 2.ts, $50, a. mi
l2.4S, I.O2. 4.4i. 7OU p. IN On Sundays,
LOS, 2...S a. IN.
From BALrfMoRE.-l.s6.2 2l7, 9.Ss, s.57, a.
M; 1925. l2.5I, I2.s7, SIS, 0.4j, p. m. on
Sundays, 81. 2.i7 n. IN. 9;43 p. m.
From WASHI INGToN.-l.Jb, Z.lT. a. m.
1925. 1851, 1887, 53s, y.43 y. IN.
FROM New CAsrIE-s5J, g.s5, l2.Ov a. m.;
SIS, $40 p. IN. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. H.-s.5O, IL m. .
$40 p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGToN NoRTHERN II. X.
S.OO, ll.25 u. m.; 6.45 p. IN. No sunday
trains.
FROM DELAwARE WEsrERN X. R.--S.t0.
a. M; 10, p. In. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BRoA d STREET AND WASH HINGToN
AvENUE--730,' S.lU, 1880, 1915, II Is a. m;
I.30 800. $50. 100, Sis. 800 $40, 800, 9.I5,
ll.sJ p. IN. on sundays, S.30a. M: 800,
9.I5, il.30 p. m.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MARKET
STREETS. -7.30, ll.3j "A. IN IL. 10. I.c3, -.
M; 100 "A. m. On sundays, 100, u. IN.
NorE.-The black figures represent the
in ted Express" ON which an extra
- I.a
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From the New York sun
PIERREPONT'S PLATFORM AND
FLANAGAN'S PLATFORM.

The Republican candidate for Presi-
dent is tt, stand between now and No
vember on a pla form construc ed with
great pains by the Hon. Edwards
Pierrepont and others. 1t is made up
Of platitudes and lies. The proportion
Of lies is about the same as in former
years in the amount oftwaddle in ro-
duced, the Hon. Edwards Pierrepont
and his assistants have managed to
surpass anything in recent political
literature.
The intelligence of the nation,"
says this platform, ''is but the aggre-
gate of the intelligence in the several
States and the des' my of the nation
must be guided, not by the genius of
any one State, but by the average
Yenius of all. That, and much more
stuff of the same sort, is solemnly put
forth as a sta emen' of the principles
which are to guide and inspire" the
efforts of the Republican party.
Now for a few spe cimen lies
Tine Republican party suppressed 4
rebellion which had armed nearly a
million of men to subvert the national
authority No il didn't. The loyal
people of the Union suppressed the re-
bellion.
1t has aised the value of our paper
currency from 3S per cent. to the par
of gold.'' No it hasn't. The credit
of the nation and the industry of the
people have brought the currency to
par.
SIT has restored upon a solid basis
payment in coin for all the national
obligations. Now il hasn't. 1t has
stood by while the laws of trade have
operated.
lie debt - No it hasn't. The people
of the United States have paid the
money. And but for the monstrous
dishonesty of successive Republican
administrations the public debt would
have been further reduced by hun
dreds of millions, or the burdens of
the people would have been less by
hundreds of millions-the hundreds of
millions wasted and s olen under Grant.
''We affirm that no further grant of
the public domain should be made TO
any railway or other corporation"
You affirmed the game thing four years
ago and eight years ago, ard kept on
giving away the public domain until
the people made you stop.
slavery having perished i'll the
States, its twin barbarity, poly. amy,
must die in the Territories" You pro
nounced its death warrant four years
ago, and have not raised hand to exc
cute the sentence.
''HiStory will honor Rutherford B.
Hayes That is Il lie.
"rhe reform in the civil service shall
be thorough, radical and complete"
You promised it i'll 1872 and in 1876
1ou will keep on promising it as long
as The promise wins the votes of fools
The real platform of the Republican
party was enunciated at Chicago, not
by the Hon. Edwards Pierrepont, but
by one Flanagan, ofTexas. 1t is struth-
full and brief =: ''What are we here fol
except to uet office. p''
Another investigat tion has proven b..
yond ii Dubt that DIR. Bulls Baby syrup il
the be medicine for teething children
Price = cents a
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08

On this ballot Garfield got two from
Maryland and twenl y seven from In
diana.
On the Both ballot Connecticut
started the break to Garfield by Civ.
ing him eleven votes. Illinois fol.
lowed with four, Indiana with 30 and
then the ballotting was suspended in
order to give him three cheers.
Tie break then became general and
amid the greatest excitement it be-
came evident the fight was between
Grant and Garfield. The Blaine forces
breaking rapidly to the latter, Iowa
gave Garfield 22 and Kansas followed
with a perceptible break, while
eight of Louisiana's votes went the
same way. Amid a furor Of excite
ment Maine made solid break for
Garfield and it became evident that
Gartield's nomination on this ballot
was probable.
Maryland gave Garfield 10 votes, and
y from Mass. went the same direction,
followed by II from Michigan, eight
from Mississippi, six from Nebraska aud
eighteen from New Jersey. New York
checked the break by giving so for
Grant, but Ohio rene cd it by giving
Garfield 43,whlch Pennsylvania followed
with 81.
GARFIELD MINATED.
South Carolina gave for Garfield
and for Grant, which was decided
break from the Grant force and if the
break continues Garfield's majority is
assumed. The break to Garfield con-
tinued and he was nominated on tie
36th ballot,
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RAILROAD
i N ID DE1.PIaIA, WILMINGTON
L AND BALGG MORE RAIiR1S A a.

MAY 2IrH IcsU
rams will leave Wilmington ns rniin,t.
or 7 10 4'iio"s
Inlladelphia and Intermediate stations
Al 9. ~ .. m. ' "''' -
Pnliadeiphta tExpress) G.3U, 800 "a
10 % n. m. 9.is p. IN O' u
PhiI;a; ana mo- Sew YORK. 2.23G.aO.7.og. 100. IA.
IN u ~. l2i|. lZ.43. 5.is p. III. "
baltimore and Iulern.sdiate STATION
- "A. IN ~ y. IN.
HLltlnOre ana Bay line. -.0S u IN
baltimore ana WasnInytou lzi On.
10 '-So- - IN. 1852, / 81 /. % o.. H. n,
= aims for delaware DIVISION t,.,v. T.,
y Castle oUJ, 30, Il. m; Iu5. 3gJ IL 4;
u. ~. ' '''' ''' De
. iiitrr gton ana Intermediule Station,
S.2l =. iIi. l.U5. 6.s-J p. u
Ii; LOS y. M. ''-
sun DAY rRAIHs.
III l-Iladelphia ana intermediate sta,,oo.
.. 10 -. M 800, 90, 80 d. IN.
~ fladelphla and New YORK Z23 q, ia
Ia timore and Washington, Il5l. "a.
a. IN. '' So
FOR further information passengers ar.
re er ed To the time tables posted al IN.
depot II n KENSEY '''
Superintendent
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The SHIP Cdndt Across the
IstHtDIiES OF DdrIen.

WAsHINGToN, June IA very smal
number Of bills was introduced and re-,
frrred under the call OF States. Mr.
Cox oi New York introduced bill re
tive to Il ship canal across the Isthmus
OF DariD. III recites the statement
hat $50 100000 has been offered by
unlted States citizens to foreign parties
assist them ia carrying out the scheme
OF a ship canal across the Isthmus OF
D"rlen, and declares that any attempt
on the part of such citizens to prejudice
the question by extending the assistance
OF the capital to the foreign undertaking
is unpatriotic and unwise.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08
WhIttaker's Limits extanaas

WEST POINT, June AT the
the parade of the battalion of cadets
this evening an order was read from
General Schotield extending the
limits OF confinement of Cadet
Whitaker from his room to the
limits OF the barracks and the use of
the gymnasium. -
The examination of the first class
was finished to-day. Tonight there
was a hop at the hotel, which ter
minated after ten o'clock, and proved
very enjoyable affair to ali con.
cerned. A great many visitors are
expected within the next few days
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General Foreign NelUs.

LONDON, June Z, 1880.
The Carrlckfergus election petition has
been dismissed.
1t is rumored that Prince Napoleon is
seriously i'll.
The Lord Mayor and corporation OF
Dublin, have presented to EaIl Cowper,
an address of welcome.
1t IS stated that Premier Carroll has
decided to modify the Italian Cabinet
Dy admitting some members of the dis,i-
dent Lett.
A telegram from Bagdad announces
that the disturbances recently reported
IN That district are ended, and that the
Arabs are satisfied.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08
THE STARS AND STRIPES IN
IRELAND.

LONDON, June IA land demon.
stration in the county Tipperary was
held yesterday Sunday on the farm
of recently evicted tenan', at which
Mr.. p. j. Smyth, Home Rule Member
of Parliament for Tipperary, was the
principal speaker. A banner was dis.
played with the "Stars and Stripes,
and representation of a rifle govern
ment. stenographic reporters were
present and were not molested.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08
} EGIs rEitS ORDER,
REGISTERS OFFICE,
a ~


New Castle Co., May II.
Upon the application of William T..
Lo ge. Executor of George Lodge, late OF
Brandywine Hundred, IN said county,
deceased, IL is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice nf granting of Letters Tes-
tdmenttry, upon the estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date of such
Letters in ok Of the most pubic places OF
the county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
Act of Assembly y In such case made and
provided and also cause the same To be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, II newspaper pub
lished in wilmington. and 10 be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
f@, Given under the hand and seal
Il. $. Of Oiiice Of the Register aforesaid
49, at New Castle, In New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
wiitten. :. Q. BIGGS, II, gister.
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EGISTERS y ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New 'Aktlp (an Nj

NNM baotlS So., May -, 1851.
Upon tile application OF Thomas Glfnn,
Executor OF William X. Foote. late of
Mlll Creek Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesa id
give notice of granting OF letters Tes.
lamenta upon the estate of the deceas
ell, with the date ol granting thereof, by
causing AdNcl liseInentS tO be posted with
IA forty days from the date of such letters
III six of the NEST public places uf the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against The estate 10
present the same or abide by an act AS.
sembly 10 such case made and provided
nu also cause the same to be inserted
"Ilhln the same period in the DAILY
GAZETTE, newspaper published in vii
mingtoh and to be continued therein til rec
weeks, cod
49, Given under the hand and seal
L. 5 orotfice OF Inc Register aforesa id
-~~~' at New Castle, IN New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written ;. e. BlGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
Al persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased. must present the same
duly attested, to the Executor on OF
before May -, 1881, or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and proyid-
ed. THOM AS GIFFIN
Address. New Castle, Del. jel-3weod.
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WiIu,IuSuon ,IarH"...
LA DELPHIA MARK ETS
WhpNESnAY Inn.l u

fLoUk-Ihe demand continu lui.-,l
1ut prices wer unchanged. Sale- of loo
Darrell including minnesota extras. ..I
20 a o FenusN vdnla family at - 10 = > y:
70 - a .. Rye TIodr is steady at ~ 02l a
iRAIN.-Wheat L. duIi, unsettled and
o"ei' S;des oi iOOD tn-he =, Including
it u ~ I! ~. Il Il amber at 4 81 q .
cd IA evator, al u ~ May, 81 81, tune
si l<>s a Is July, and 81 . .AugusT live
Is sc"ice. We quote y. nusylVaLlt at Sc
I'm CCih Is IA lali request and over. -ales OF
ioO od>he =, including rejt cJru at bic
>le"hler ''t oIa,-c mi Ae4 at D. 13A.J5c. vel
% al oic., d ii " ii Je at l5c. At tte call
ooaiu - w busne ; SatI, mixed. August
s"ld Z. W :, nnu 2J,ucO. May, ~ 5l 3c. Oats
mix d, at IOa4-c.. ami white al 49,, iEr
ne receipts to-day we've as follows. u Ia
ools. hour, 1900 bushels Wheat. AItaO
bushels torh, lU,iOD bushels oats DO bt,ls
malt. l45 barrels whisky.
WHlSki.-I5i baII,-,s vi Wr.slerU from
oouhu sold at " l013 per gallon.
FdlLADELPHIA CATTLE MARK
MoSpA1 May Il. A. -.
, Tue cattie maj kct has been uuli tluriur-
NE past week, AID prices were Il. tracIInn
lower. 800 mead arrived > od SOD AZ ,,..
different yards at 3t;S4c. per 10. Ms t'lc,ie
SHEEP "ele dullnnd lower. eto head
SOFA at Tie dliiel ent yards AT 5Lz.t-I - !.
p r 10. as to cDnuiuon and lamb,Sn =,
oi9c. per d a.
Hoes were dull. but yric were mn.
c',angtu 9,,. oEn he'd soid al "a 71-c. pr IN
~ as3o per mead as h. cond ton
SHEEP BRoK EKs' ASSOCIATIONS.
Pdrk DT"U" Y,rd Wed I'i,la.. JI,,lI5
SHEEP.- LAlra, 10 ITO i3u bs., ~ 81 L., = "a
.ooI W 10 II" bs;, i[s 10 ji4c. lair, ~ - j
,;a'nns, ! To - .; calves 10 bI,c. Mike
'1'r' ArriNai7. 800, head
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$500 Reward

was for years offered In every paper of the
anu by he former proprietor OF Dr. .Sage's
ttdtru lteueuN Tor "A case OF catnrrh II
would not cure. 1t cures by its mild
'oothlHg, cleansing, and hea ing proper.
1ie-. 7nuil or dust of any KIND dries up
al tirh and drives IL to the lungs This
remedy ms stool the test uf line, having
oeeu "a popular remedy Tor IA qu:lrte OF !,
century. Sold by druggists at % cents
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08
NnIIlE

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased. must present the
same, duly aitested to the Executor,
ou or before May II, 1881. or abide the Act
OF Assembly in such case made aud pro-
Vided. WILLIAMC. LODGE
Executor.
Address: Claymont, Del, or Chas. b.
Lore, attorney, 7G2 Market street, vii
mington, Del. iu 3weod
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kOR ALE A nlgnIy Improved farm
OF IN5 acres in White Clay Creek hu
ufeu- l enclosed in Osak Hedge d..
H-deu lnto nve rields. Lar apple ur-
a ara IN IA bearing. Pubic scIoO. al.
pIIlI Z u. irm. BuIldlug~ Large Man
lon ,Donilr Tenant House, lsafa, franar;
- All DtI rr buildings u .C.--safy on 4
n cIath ts.rni. : miles from station Ol
- =. O u IT. X. Centrally iOlafeJ. o
MS Iro!1 - IlInlDg.IJti. Agply "
no " HHITENAE.
"a FEfs- % sz't, p" SoUrfii EtrsS
p - tLdW WILMINGTON. Del.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08

TIC UIHCIaI VOCc was annOunceU, and
upon motion the nomination was made
unanimous. The band Immediately
started up "Hail Columbia"
GEN. GARFIELD is member of Con-
gress, and earned brilliant record in
the late war.
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The Best.

The News" DaubuIy, Conn, SAYS:
w al mel : SAT- Ncrvine Is the best remedy
for nervous am flictions the world ever
saAW. j3-I2teod,
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CHICAGO CONVENTION.
IxFH ID A Y
BALLoTING FOR PRESIDENT

S.,ccial espa tch To GazeLte
CHICAGO, June Sth.
The Convention ass, mbled at 1890 o.
clock. There is an immense attendance.
As usual Conk.ing aud Garfield were
loudly cheered on entering the hall.
Dalloting will be taken at once. 1t is
rumored that w ashburne's sndEdn unds'
vJtes will be given to Grant.
June 8. III SO a. M.
Members of the New York delegation
I, ,ssert that Grant will be nominated be-
fore one. O'Clock.
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TwENTY-NINTH BALLOT.

Massachusetts gave 10, Edmunds'
votes to Sherman; Minnesota gave .
votes for Blaine, and Mississippi 8
for Grant; Virginia gave two, Grant to
Blaine.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08

Lose not thy own for want of ASKING a.,
i1e i,ose OF your infant for want of DIR. Bniiis
naoy syrup, which any druggist will sell
you Tor 70 cents "a bottle. "eii
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08
FOURTFg EDITION

hIdAcaGaOms for To-day.
StotfossosH or rising barometer, ioesterty
'0t'ads. partly Loudly s0sather, statisnaryl or
higher temperature
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08
Financial and oo.a..e-os.,.
WILMINGTON. Del. ,

WILMINGTON. DEL, June z, 80
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., 3. b. corner Seventh and
Market streets, WILMINGTON. Del, at ~
M. To day.
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. +4,RD EDITION

p kow-Ii a COS Newspaper Advertising
BUR- au (t0 spruce ST., where advertising
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08
THIRTIETH BALLOT.

The first change on the Both ballo'
was in Minnesota, where Blaine re-
ceived votes, but Sherman gained
from him.
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FIFTH EDITION..
--E-I--1-- 1 -------- 80 = = ---------r-
GENERAL GARFIELD,
OF OHIO,
Nominated for President
on the 36th Ballot.

Special despatch u the Gazette.
CHICAGO, June S,-2.20 p. M.
The balloting was continued as fol-
lows:
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a GARD J.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rorS and indiscretions of youth. nervous
wes,kir. SIS, early decay, loss OF manhood
30 W II send q recipe that will cure you
FREf CF CHA RGE. This great remedy
was Il st oNered by a missionary in South
AmtrtC. Send "a self-add ressed envelope
tI Ine RIv JOSEPH Il. INMAN, Station ID,
Neu vrk CtkH. MayIeodDEwly.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

National Bank of Delaware. ..5W
First National Bank. k...................I5
Union National Bank ~
National Bank of vii. " Brandy -
Farmers Bank. 81
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............... =
Delaware r. X. .Co.................... -
Delaware Western Il. X. Co...... ~
PhIla.. VII. u Baltimore Il. h. Co... 20
Wilmington & Northern h. X. Co..... Is
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co... ~
Dela,yare Fire Ins. Co................. 33
Masonic Hall Co........,............
Delawaro State.. .............---.......l .luo
wilmington Clty os..........-......-..l .llU
w Inning ton Clty 5s....................Iu Hos
MesOnIc Hall Co. lst mortgage.
Wilmington Passenger II. W., LIST
n.nrlpaua-
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08

Another Investigation has proven BE-
yond dpubt that DIR. Bulls Baby syrup IL
the be medicine for teething children.
Price Is cents "A bottle.
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..21st,==:::::; :;

Popular Monthly Drawing Of
Commonwealth Distr!trti.d
AT aACAuLLy's TuEAIRn|
In the LlIy al Innlsvlla
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08

Popular Monthly Drawing Of
Commonwealth Distr!trti,d
AT aACAuLEy's THEATRE
In the city Oi Louisville,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.l
THESE DRAwINGs AuTHoglzEp
bEGISLATURE AND SUSTAINED {
THE COUNTS OF KENTUCKY, accOrl
contract made with the Ownen
Frankfort grant, VIII occur regul
The LAST DAY OF EVERY MONTH, &
and Fridays excepted. for the
FIVE YEARS, terminating on J0.
1885.
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March III rendered the fu Owing I'D
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again be presented Tor the
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The daily gazette., 1880-06-08

wnen your child ha; .nscl, g,sI dlsoss
with diarrhD ;. collc oi mr. b, ll'' D
do not delay the use Il VI
syyup instant.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08

THIRTy-FIRsT BALLOT.
On the thirty-irst ballot Phil. Sheri-
dan received one vote, and the Con-
vention cheered. He declined the
boom and said he was for Grant.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-08

Blaine lost two votes i'll Indiana and
one in Pennsylvania. There is talk OF
dropping hlm, and combining on Sher-
man or Edmunds.