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A LONG TERM.

Patrick Hanley, the well known old
messenger at the Water Department,
has been connected with the Whining
ton water works for twenty seven
years. When he first went on duty
he and Aquilla Prltchard run the whole
department, and Patrick put in all the
ferrules for new hydrants. Now, old
and almost worn out, he sweeps out,
attends to the fires in winter, and does
little errands for the Department of
fees.
Patrick is as much fixture of the
Water Department as one of the pumps,
and when he was removed few years
ago, because the Water Committee
deemed his services unnecessary, such a
horde of circumstances came from all
paris OF the city that he was reinstaled
within two days. lie will probably re-
main In his present position until death
calls him away.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
POLITICAL.

James Kennedy, who was voted for
in the Ninth Ward, on Saturday after
noon, as the Democratic candidate for
City Assessor and Collector of the
Northern District, was indorsed as
such by the Fifth Ward Democrats
last night.
Henry Eckel will be the Democratic
candidate for CityCouncil in the Sixth
Ward.
Josiah Mccall, well-known citizen
and staunch Democrat, will be a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for County Assessor for the
Northern District.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
THIRD EDITION
Capt. Delassey's Death.


STRICKEN WITH APoPLExY WHILE
BATHING IN SIGHT OF HIS WIFE
AND CHILDREN.
Capt. John j. Delaney, for fifteen
years connected with the firm OF Dun
ham, Buckley u Co., merchants at $40
Broadway, and widely and favorably
known as an upright dealer, died sud
denly while swimming of Ocean Beach,
in Shark River, N. j., on Sunday. His
wife, his two children, and some friends
were in rowboat on the river when he
died. Capt. Delaney was about forty
three years old, strong and stout. He
was proud of his adeptness in keeping
himself ahoat in the water for long
time, and in swimming long distances.
He had been accustomed TO the sea and
q seafaring life from boyhood.
Capt. Delaney had looked forward
with delight to trip with his entire
family and a few friends to Ocean
Beach, and he was in high spirits when
the party started from his residence, a
pretty cottage at 26 Walnut street, in
in Orange,N. j. On Sunday he plunged
into the smooth waters of Shark River
that spreads out into broad blight from
the ocean just in front of the hotel. His
wife and two children, with some old
business friends as oarsmen, followed
Capt. Delaney in rowboat, and he
laughingly challenged them TO a race.
They were all far from land, when sud-
denly, the swimmer began to struggle in
the water. The rowboat was hurriedly
pointed toward him. Those In the boat
supposed that Capt. Delaney had been
seized with cramps. But before he
could be reached he was motionless. His
lifeless body was taken into the boat,
and all efforts to resuscitate him were
unavaillng.
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Those Garfield Republicans who

Those Garfield Republicans who are
congratulating themselves upon the fact
that lngersoll has taken the stump for
their candidate, will be apt to think that
he is blade that cuts both ways when
they read the following:
In his Massachusetts, speech Col Rot
ert q. lngersoll replying to the question
"What do you think of Hancock%'
answered: "Pll tell you, If you want to
know; 1 shall never say word against
any man who barred his breastto save our
country, or who fought to save our flag"
SO that the stay homes, who are now
spending their time defaming Hancock,
are liable at any time TO be the victims
Of blast from Ingersoll.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
SPRUNG A LEAK.

Yesterday afternoon, as Joshua
Atkinson, truck dealer from New
Jersey, was on his way to this city
with a boat loaded with truck, his
boat sprung leak. Mr.. Atkinson
endeavored to reach Church street
wharf in time to unload his truck,
but his endeavors proved unavailing
and the boat sank just at the mouth
OF the creek, and the truck hoated
away with the tide.
Mr.. Atkinson had with him his little son
about five year old, and gentleman
whose name could not be learned. The
occupants of the boat were saved by a
party of gentlemen who happened to be
sailing in skill in the vicinity.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
General NetUS.

The Republican Congressional Com.
mittee is advised that "Gen Grant will
preside at the first meeting in the West
at which Senator Conkling will speak"
Hon. Robert McClelland, Governor
Of Michigan, died yesterday in Detroit.
Paul o. Herbert, Ex-Governor of Lou
isiana, died yesterday morning in New
Orleans, aged IS years.
II. N. Gambrill, proprietor of the
Druid Cotton Mill, near Baltimore, died
of paralysis, last night, aged 60 years.
William Kennedy was arrested yester-
day in Philadelphia on the charge of
embezzling about $4,000 from Jonathan
Posey, dry goods jobber of this city,
and was held in $4,000 for a further
hearing.
The Treasury Department has order
ed $20,000,000 in gold coin in the New
York sub-Treasury to be placed to the
credit OF the Superintendent of the As
say Office in that city, to pay for foreign
bullion as it arrives. 1t is officially es-
timated that about S4,000,000 in foreign
gold will arrive in New York each week
until November lst.
The Toronto Globe publishes a special
cable despatch saying that the "Province
OF Quebec Mortgage Bank" has been
founded by the Bank of Paris with a
capital of $25,000,000. It's first issue is
to be $5,O0O,OOO.
Jasper Thomas, a lawyer of Washing
ton, d. c., was killed by being thrown
from his Garage at Cook Station, n. j.
yesterday.
Thomas Scott and Mrs. Henner, Of
Schuylkill Haven, Pa, were killed by an
express train, while walking on the rail
road, near Mount Carbon, yesterda,
afternoon.
North-bound steamers are detained a
Charleston, S. e., by heavy easterly
gale.
The cold northeast storm yesterda,
caused an exodus from Ocean'Grove an,
Long Branch. Twenty Jraings of Tel
cars each, left the Branch before fiy
O'Clock in the afternoon. The seyerit
OF the storm compelled the abandonment
OF the trips of the pier boats and tn
bathing houses OF the Rowland, Atlanti
and United States Hotels were remove
to the bluff above the beach to escap
the heavy sea. Most of the hotels wi
close this week.
The Chinese steamer Hochung froI
Canton, via Honolulu, arrived at Sa
francisco, yesterda,
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THE DELECTABLE OYSTER.

Philadelphia spends about $40, 0O0,-
900 for oysters every season.
Atlantic coast oysters are not often
shipped further west than Chicago.
The first month with an "R' and
the oyster will step promptly in to-
morrow.
The New York Express figures it
out that Gotham digests 12, 900, 000an-
nual.y.
New York city employs 80, 900 peo-
pie in the oyster trade during the busy
season.
After Tomorrow one of the big Sara
toga hotels will consume 90, 900 oysters
daily.
An oyster would live for eight years
II 1t could get half a show, but it
dosen't get the show on the Atlantic
coast.
1t is estimated that $75, 900, O00worth
of oysters will be sold in the Uni
ted States during the mkt eight
months.
The Shrewsbury oyster has been ar
irving in New York since the 18th in
stant. The law forbids the gathering
OF Blue Points before September the
10Th.
A professor stated recently in an cs-
say before the New York Oyster Com
mission that 6,000,0 600 oyster eggs may
be slowed in the space occupied by a
watch spring.
There are branch American oyster
dlePots now i'll London, Liverpool and
| Havre, and one hundred and fiftv
thousand barrels will be shipped
thence during the coming season.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
Low Water in the Delaware,

PHILLIPsRURG, N. j., Aug. %. The
Delaware River at this place is lower
than the Oldest resident has ever
seen it. Along the banks for some
distance in this neighborhood mass
of marine vegetation has collected.
1t covers the surface of the water
with a green scum. The river is so
low at Lambertyille, N. j., that the
coal boats crossing fIom New Hope
are Obliged to carry very light car
goes The Delaware and Raritan Ca
nal Company has added to the height
of its dam at Libertyville.
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A ortunate Russian Merchant

In the city of New York. nj No 5qo
Grand street, Mr.. Jacob Rabiner has for
the past fifteen years conducted N gentle
mems general furnishing goods store
with success by fair dealing and low
the usual custom OF all continental Euro.
peans, and put a dollar in the grand
monthly distribution OF the Louisiana
state Lottery Company, buying n mali
ticket of NJ. A. Dauphin' No 3Is Rroad
way, New York city, and obtained for This
fortunate investment fifteen thousand
dollars (sl5,0O0) in gold, by the aid OF
which he says he will be enabled to sell
SILL cheaper, and keep a larger assortment
OF goods. Thus the Crescent City's favor
lite institution becomes as 1t were a bless-
Ing in disguise to the business community.
aug26- ct. y :
Z Seventeen deaths in the city last week
an increase OF three over the same week
last year.
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CANDIDATES FOR COUNCIL.

Democrati, candidates for City Coun
ell have now been nominated in all tn,
Wards except the Seventh, and are a,
follows:
First Ward-James McKenna.
Second-B. Frank Townsend.
Third-Wm. G. Baugh.
Fourth-Geo. Adele.
Fifth-Enoch Moore, Jr.
Sixth-Henry Eckel.
Eighth-Joseph S. Daley.
Ninth-Thos, l.. Mousley.
Tenth-Robert G. Shaw.
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FALL OF A Ran n
FROM THE !

from 1 the Cleveland l.ead.l
MA MIA, Marion COUNT s1' OF Satu
terri terrific thu0dor 5t stoitnW was
bsd bs'I and, and The NEST vivid W 'Gs e.,
eSenIee sve Geen a political r,e mee,I u
nboein,ng, borim and thepro"n,sIee ",set, y.
tha Ts'e s,' detained by The siC.l ,tou
in ins s,sa, SKY . appeared as sH brSGas s'Sla
re ,eau so great was tbs ri rsi eisl
s9 a9,say say, IN che light was .pn, .laaj
,hh aIter I,ll,h, flash, as it wSnld Won S'saa "a
the light been camsed v''1 l.. ha
aaeenaielli'g aen.s roar was heaya Sy
gradually ora the roaring ~ ,nssa nea
"i NHhB sound. ~
say he people were sr,h.
On running into ,bsS Su,Y NJ
seeming see fire came moylra
ar AZ rom the Northeast XII
10 be al least lwenly.l'yai Il y
Ter. As il neor.J NV" y
could ., be plainly felr. ' MI NJ
,ne h earth just north of ,,,a1 in
purled nearly one-half ,ae "S
ground. Good Judges VI
weight at from three 1' IN N
the heat is yet so rrpa, " ,hnlj "
iortable 10 90 nearer ,bs, s,aI
Itet. 1t looks IKE ama' "
was visited by hundrrds' ,', ~
gentleman who own. ,Ee' ~ \
IL ieil has been offered Sq6s
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KILLED FOR INSULTING A Girl.

ST. PAUL, Minn., August 30-About
II O'Clock last night young man named
Robert Barton fatally stabbed George
Larkin, aged %. Barton and a compan-
ION had been walking with two girls,
and on leaving them were Joined by
Larkln and two other young men. Lar
Kin made remark rehecting on the
character OF the girls, which Barton re-
sented, and on II being repeated he drew
knife and plunged 1t into Larkins left
breast, causing his death in twenty five
minutes.
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chief Ouruy's Successor.

Los BINos AGENCY, Col, August Is.
"A grand council assembled here to-day
10 decide upon Chief Ouray's successor.
Chief Saparonari will undoubtedly be
the man. lie had charge OF affairs last
winter during Ouray's absence in
Washington and showed considerable
executive ability. Neither he nor any in
the nation, however, is the equal OF the
late chief. The commission has accom-
plished nothing since Ouray was first
taken sick. lgnatic, of the Southern Utes
10 bitterly opposing the treaty. The time
IN winch the Treaty must be be ratified
expires the 10Th of October.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
FINE COAL SHEDS.

James Murphy, the well-known coal
dealer, has removed to the corner OF
Water and Orange streets, where he has
put up one of the best coal sheds in the
city. IT is 7S feet inches long and "a
teet wide, divided into convenient bins,
and connected by tracks with the rail-
roads; The announcement, "Murphy's
Coal Yard" on the Water street front il
painted in letters five feet high and sew
en- feet In width.
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ROASTED TO DEATH

BALTIMORE, August 30,--A despatch
from Aberdeen, Hartford county, Ind,
states that during fire in frame build
ing at that place on Saturday night, the
four year old child Of German woman
was roasted to death. The house was
occupied by Bohemians and Germans
employed in the packing establishment
OF Z w Baker, aud many Of them had
very harrow escapes.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
FIFTH EDITION.
A COWARDLY BLOW.

H. .. BROWN OF THE REPUBLICAN As
sAULTED UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS.
An item appeared in the Republican
yesterday afternoon stating that two
young ladies Of this city had left here
under suspicious circumstances, and 1t
was al first thought that they had been
abducted, but the sequel proved that
they had left here of their own free will.
ii. s. Brown Of the Republican heard
Of the rumor, and started TO look IL up.
After searching for some time, he was
directed to the European Hotel, his in
foImant telling him that Thomas Rey-
nolds who tends bar there, knew some
thing about it. Brown called at the ho-
tel, aud asked Reynolds if he knew any
thing about the case. Reynolds replied
that IL twas private matter adding at
the same time, "Y GU fellows have a very
hard cheek in wanting to publish such
thing" winding mp with.th information
that he would cowhide the first reporter
that published anything about the mat
ter. Brown then bid Reynolds "good
day" and going to the Office wrote the
article.
Laterin the afternoon as Mr.. Brown
and friend were standing ON King
street below Third, conversing, he sud-
denly heard quick steps coming up the
street, and before he could turn around
he was struck violent blow along
side of the head, followed with the
words 81 told you l would thrash
you"
The blow knocked Mr.. Browns hat
off and somewhat stunned him mo-
mentarily. Picking up his hat he
stepped quickly back upon the
pavement, and asked Reynolds if he
was through. Words followed, and
soon attracted crowd, which pre-
vented further hostilities.
The assault was cowardly one, and
the assailant should be made to suffer
for it,.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
LECTURE TONIGHT

Prof. Rider, a converted jew, who
comes here most highly recommend
ed, will lecture, this evening, in the
lecture room of the Grand Opera
House, on Jerusalem and the
Jews" The lecture will be illus
trated, and bids fair to be highly en-
tertalning.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31

$ JULIEN is to trot in Washington
about the 9th of October, If he should
go to Middletown, where efforts may
yet secure his presence, the cars would
hardly hold the people that would 60 to
that delightful village to see his perform
ance on the course at 4 2. III rate.
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OTHER SERVICES.
CLAYTON House Arrivals.

]. W. Perry, New York,
James Mel Aln, :,
a. II. Knott, Chicago
y. ii. Coffin, New york.
Rev. Geo. G. Moon, Chester, Pa.
Chas. W. Copeland, New York
j. l.. Boardman, New York.
! E. Babbett, st. Louis, Mo.
W. M. Dean, New Year,
j. II. Ford, Baltimore.
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SALE OF FRENCH GROWN JEW
ELS.

PARIS, Aug. 30.-The Government as
sooh as the Chambers resume, will in
troduce bill for the sale of that part of
the crown jewels not considered of artis-
TIC value, but estimated 10 be worth T.
100000 francs, the proceeds of the sale
to be devoted to The purchase of works
of art.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
Wilmington Markets.
PnILADELPHIA MARKETs
MEDNEsDAY- Anr- M & p N

nj
FEED.-Bran sold at sic per ton.
10 10 k.-lhe Trade Is dull, but unchang-
eu ~ prices safes OF 600 barrels In
eiuolhs Minnesota extras low and good
AZ eoao l-I2. DO. do. straight, at SO 2laH 6D.
fennsylva family at - 75aS5 35lI: Wes
lern 40: at ~ % "a 50 25, and Patents al Az
aS %. rye Flour Is quiet. We quote al
n ~ per barrel. az
GRAIN:-W heat is dull ana unsettled
sales OF 300 bushels, Including, reiected
az S!al " red and amber track and
a. ;snP95, o75s asEaG eh0lGe at at q o6N bid and
vator, at 81 M. At the open bosrS
l5.OOO bushels OaJs sold at 36L Septemhar
81 va was bid for August wheat: ri ~
IOr September 81 ms for OctoDer. ami
- 81 va ior November. Rye is scarce at
'3c. ior new. Corn firm and prices a
shade higher. Sales of 5000 busheIs in
Guiding yellow at 53a53l5c.: mixed az 5Ia
oZI2c., and rejected, AT 5la5l15c. Al The
open board hItt call, $1,000 bushels Sep
gust 5O13c. for September, and 5O5Ie. for
october and 5lc. for November, oats are
quiet but firm. Sales OF $500 bushels IN
oiuIins d III mixed AT 3dc.; rejected at 35a95c.
Ihe receipts to-day were as follows. aozo
Dds Hour, 10000 ushels Wheat On 1,S
pushels corn, $500 bush. oats. and 70
barrels whisky. ' anu ~
WHISKY was in demand Ioo -,
gallon. OIL per
CATTLE MARKET.
p,,,.-, r, - PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Ia
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demaIJ t%ts
Ms MeeK anu prices were rather higher. soi6
r yards atrased al aaes Ind sold at the different
oHEEP Were rather easier. Is. 900 bead
arrived and sold at the Different Werds =,
SqloaP Sa2e; per ID. as to quality. Lambs sold at
oI2aOI2c. per pound. " "'
an LOGS LOGS were in demand at an advance
1p,oD mead sold at the different ysrds q;
7%a7Ac.per ID. as to quality. 'aioS aI
Parh Drore Yard, West Paila., Auo. ~
oo oSHEEP..Extra, 10 to 1870 bs.. AZ 90 good
W. TO 100 ibs., a 90 TO 80; fair n, 10 ~
SS;, 4%ai%ei stock sheep So Is to So Is; good 81
iaInDs, II 70 SIC; common lambs. S2 n a. ~
calves ~ to 5Hc. Supply hsavy. WsrL 1I ~,
Of 60O0 head. Arrival
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ST. JULIEN TO TROT AT WASH
INGTON,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The mana
gers of the National Fair Grounds
Association received dispatch this
morning, that st. julien will positively
be in Washington and trot against his
best time at the fair grounds of the
association on Oct. 8 next.
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a French Prlee, \

% Paris, Aug. SO.-Abbr
aclnthe's assistant. wa. .Ue l..
foia.. 90 a Nine. Wochcz, PeIs
nclailns. y ,s. Able Laue wa,
a priest OF the Diocese "a a.
ngn byaclnlhe warned them y, n
prepared to encounter per,1
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Smoking the Pipe of Peace.

NEW. YORK, August Bottle Irv-
ing dali Democracy this afternoon
sent to Tammany Hall a series OF
resolutions looking to and proposing
conference to adjust the differences
existing. The communication was
responded to by Tammany, who ap-
pointed committee to confer with
q similar one from Irving Hall on
wednesday evening.
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RENEWAL OF SERVICES

Trinity Chapel, Protestant EpisbopaI.
on King and Fifth streets, "Egening
Prayer" on Wednesday, to-morroS W
afternoon, September LIST, at 4.3O O'Clock.
Ihe following brief card gives the DAYS
ana hours when service VIII be held:
On all Sundays - morning at Io.2o
O'Clock; evening at O'Clock. In add.
tlon, on the first Sunday in each month.
morning Prayer at Q o'clock: Hoiy
communion at 1890 o'clock. An Early
celebration on the third and fifth Sun.
DAYS at o'clock. Holy Baptism admin
,stered at any service, after the second
oaHon, on previous notice to the minis
Ter. Morning Sunday-school at o O'clock
OTHER SERVICES.
On Holy Days and Frldays-Mornin
az 1880 O'Clock; Oh on Wednesdays and
FrlSays, afternoon, al 4:30 o'clock. Adj
vent and Lenten services special.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CAR D.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
Nc., will send a recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send "a self-addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH Il. INMAN, Station ID
NeiD York CnU. May4-eodDEwly
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STILL ANOTHER.

Mr.. ). ID. Duncan, who has been men
toned in connection with the Republi-
can nomination for City Council in the
First ward, declines to be a candidate.
II they keep on declining it will be
difficult for the Republicans to get candA
dates.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
LOCAL TIME TAI
TRAINS LEAVE WILN

-" 80 HAA - " AA4H'A
For PHILADEEpnIA.-l.G1 I
$40 800, g.li, 1892, 1870, a. m, 4
Loo 2.20 2.@, i.pO, 60, 90, s.iS
ON sundays, l.il, 2,2, o.lO,a,
l.iS p. IN.
FoR NEW YoRK.-ls62.2iq
I'm. 1916, I2.I3, G.O7, u. m.,
on Sundays, LII, 2.B .. m.
For BALTIMORE AND WA
l2,5l, 2.U3, 2.l5, S.3j, "A. N. ; "a
5.22, 7.0S, p. III. On Sundays, |
am
For BALTIMORE. Bay Line
1903 p, IN. No sunday tainsl
FoR NEW CAsrLE.-b.UJ ~
300, 6,5, p. III. No sunday u
FoR DELAWARE X. K.-a.l
6.35, p. m. No sunday trains.
FOR WILMINGTuN a N0RrH
100, n. m; 800, 800 p, nj,
trains.
For DELAWARE WESTERN
lO.S0a. M; $50 p. IN. No sum
TRAINS ARRIVE IN VII
FROM PHILADkLFlllA.-l-.
$50; 30, Il M; l2.l5, l@.l1
I.2O, I.Ii, 5,l7, 81, 100, a.OO, ~
ON sundays, l2.B, l.1', 2'v>' ll'
p. III. , \
FROM NEW YoRK,-l.j', 2.oS,
1913, l.O2. l.il, 100 p. N \
LIS, 2.tS "A. M.
From BALrIMURE,-l5b, ~.
M; l2.25, l2.5l, I2,37, j.o> ~
Sundays, 80, III u. NJ W. p
FROM WAsnINGTuN.-l,3o,
I2.2j, l2.5i, I2.37, j.jS, S.i5 ?, y
FKoM.NEw CAs1LE.-->.,i' v,
5.25, 40 y. III. No SUNDAY N
FROM DELAWARE X. n
d, 40 y. III. No sunday trains.
From MILMINGlON ~ Nukl
800, ll.25 a. M; 80 p Ill.,
FKOM DELAWARE WESTERN
a. III. !; 2l5, p. III. NO Huii"''
TRAINS FOR W1LMlNGIl
PHlLADELPHlA
FROM BROAD STREET AND y
AVENuE-7.30, $40, lO.3O, H.'
/ 80, 800, $50. 400, J.l5, 6.w' % p
ll.30 p. in. On sundays, H''u'
9.45, ll.3O Z. III. ,,.n ,x
From THIRTY-SEcoND AZ
STREETS. -7.3O, ll.Sl Il. III :
M; LOO IA. III. on sundays i
NorE.-The black figures ~ =
" limited Express on WIN
.are is charged
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock
market was weak and fsverish until af-
ternoon, when most of the decline was
recovered. Money ruled easy at un-
changed rates. Governments were dull
and strong, States neglected and railway
bonds in fair demand and irregular. For
eign exchange was weak and duh.
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and Commercial.
WILMINGTON, ID,

WILNINGToN, Del, Aug 81, 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald q Co., y. K. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at IL
NJ. to-day:
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Mildness conquers-and hence 1t is that
the gentle yet positive influence of Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup overcomes SO quickly
the disorders of babyhoOd.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
GAWEu

IN five feet lengths glaSs 'G@ad'Gn Gand no o
MHS' MI1i be be rie1csssiyed i1ss s. ssi ext GHfi n
+ nEs,s %$s 5Ss ssy 81
ISs, n, Gss sSs Sadss % Ss Va s%e5%ssssii % eE5ssi
We CHARLES Winning
augl2-tseplw'
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NEW FREIGHT HOITSE

work has been commenced on the
new freight house of the Wllm1ngtnn
and Northern Railroad, at the foot Of
Madison street. The new building will
be sixty feet in length, of frame and
Will be annexed to the present buiIdinp
which will be enlarged considerably,
In addition, the low ground ON the
west side OF the freight house IS being
hlled up, in order to provide more room
Tor the teams that come to take away
articles of freight.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31

1t is the only medicine would uiva ,o
my baby, mother said, speakIn of Dr
Bull's Baby syrup. AT all drug stores, 1
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
FOURTH EDITION
Indication. for To-Day.

Stationary followed by falling barome-
ter, stationary or lower followed by
higher temperature, northeast to south
east winds, partly cloudy weather, and
numerous rains. Cautionary signals con-
tinue from Port Eads along the Atlantic
Coast to Sandy Hook.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31

w ANIED A gIrl for \
chss, " work in small familv| mi
street. "i'e al
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31

DRoposALs ToR INV W0HRII.v 0IHeIIv9
thousand %n,Iy GS9S, 9%S,oSG GSTns at our " ,S whs'
chris ChTist,aplSn aS the Tfirst day yis Of 5ePIgt @P@,t
n9Sm n9GSnmnddiitti,o1ns-All al on pieces mi
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31

The The only Horizontal Ram IL
good work on light fail, VI
aug3l At. ''iN'
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
FUN ON THE R

Admission 81 and 81 cent
seats 70 cents, to he had al c.
Co.'S.