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MARKETS.


Nxw YORx, Aug. 3O.-Flour-State and West
ernbuyers' favor dull; Southern dull, heavy {:
Wheat opened . shade stronger, Afterwards
advance lost; No. I White. Aug. 81 or. do
Sept, 81 O7c October, u O71sc :dO No. Red
September 81 07Scs do Oct. u 0sN0l OS*c
dONOv u OS;ac. ....
Corn u shade stronger; moderate trade;
inIssss,!c Mi5sS western spot 3ks'plo; do future
Oats aais. AZ. &. and firm; s,as6 At sssacc.; West
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Try Lochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Have you headache, pain in the back, coated
tongue, or diZZincss3 If so, take ''Scllcrs'
Liver Pills. Sold by all druggists.
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1NSTATE OF DANIEL LEFEvER
II (Farmer), late of DrumOre township, de-
ceased. Letters tcst:imentary on said estate
having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate settlement, and those having
claims or demands against the same will pre-
sent them without delay for settlement to the
undersigned.
c. NJ. HESS, of Drumorc Twp,
DANIEL ID HESS, of Eden Twp,
r. f. FRANKLIN Executors.
WALTER 81 FRANKLIN Atty's. auyf-Gtw
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T1STATE OF JACOB BARGE LATE OF
IL Strasburg borough, deceased. Letters oil
administration Oh said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebt-
cd thereto are requested to make immediate
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the undersigned, rcsid-
ing in Lancaster city, Pa.
JACOB BARGE, Administrator.
ID. p. RosESMILLER JR., Atty. aug4-Gtw
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"what's tho matter, Jchn:' SO! Il big
boil!' "Wcll why don't you take DIR. Lind
sey's Blood Scarcher,' and DC curcu:''
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AuiuSellacntS.


CicH Marriage" TO-night.-Thc appear
ancc 1T Fulton opera house this evening OF
Miss Firmin and Mr.. John Jack in the comedy
drama of "Civil Marriage possesses features
of interest that ought to attract Il large audi
encc. Their reception home after a siX-ycars'
Journey around the world WAS most flattering,
and they have played to big audiences ut the
Park theatre, Phila.lcl 2hia, for the past
two weeks, receiving the high concentrations
OF the newspapers. The play is described as
~ sociaIstic view of of modern science" and
is said to be an adoption of Sar'iou's "Danicl
ROcliat." In the cast we observe the familiar
name of Mr.. sam Iicmplc. the popular conc
dian. and other favOritcS. The company Is
under Mr. John ID. Msher's management.
Paid.
Herr 4 Stauflcr, local agents Tor the Lancas.
ter county mutual insurance company, have
pnid To John Adam Zic:,icr SI5'. for the death
of his horse recently.
Fragrant with delicate flower Wlnrs and
healing, ,bals:,:ns-Cuticuri Soap.
The Ti,rec Graces.
are represented with perfectly developed
lOrms-bcauty and health combined. NO dc
Cayc,l-toothcd man or woman can DC healthy,
because digestion must DO imperfect. Use
SOZODONT, get healthy teeth, good digestion
and Il sound body. Revive the three Graccs.
COnsumptircs gain in flesh, strength and
spirits under daily use OF Malt Bitters.
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saperfno 8 5o@s % extra g Je@4 y !;
Ohio and Indiana family = S05 %
Penn'a family do q 7s0s .; g. Louis family u
s SOfb6 % Minnesota family = :50G "; patent
and high grades 81 5O0S 90.
Rye Hour at S :5G4 50.
Wheat dull and lower: No:s western bed
q o49s@l OE4; Penn'a Red u q; Amber at
Cor. Corn steady; steamer sec: yellow S''.c;
Oats dull and lower; No. 1. White 4ls; No.
? do iOc; Nos. 'O S71sGS'c; No. Z, Mixe';
Rye scarce and nominal, SOISc.
SIG 20; beef hams 81 Oi0es %: Indian mss
beet IT. ,ls e. 6aoonmsmoksl shoulders 'slS'sr
picked hams iV41llc.
Lard quiet ,,,s city kettle at sc; loose
cry extra s59ac; Creamery good to choice
22625c; Bradford county and New York extra
&c Western reserve extra l6Sll7c; dO good
i30ls; western reserve extrn lse9I6c.
Eggs quiet Penn'a at l9c: Western lsc. =,
Cheese strong, held; New York full
cream isc; western % full & cream s,;,,, re; :;
81 Si,e. .a'r to s00' ''s'; do N''' SS'"' IL
Petroleum firm refined $40.
Whisky sll4-
sss,sGoo t% prime Glsxsr firm Fsss a, = :
quiet ut 81 ~.
Cattle Market.
PHiLADELPnIA, Aug. SO.-Cattle in fair
good i7.@J1sc; medium 1896 common 5s11
elic.
Sheep market fair; receipts la.pO head.
Prime ,Tn a.s@Sc; .. sSoa eS iss@'4c; mc''i"" i3s@
HOgs-Markct active; receipts T. 800 hcad
selling ut 71@MSc.
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State Electoral Ticket.
ELECTORS.
Il. +. MONAGHAN,
". II. PLAYFORD.
JOHN SLENIN.
nj. CNMPEELl.
GILES DALLET.
JOHN \, MOFFET.
EDWIN WALTON.
NATHAN G. JAMES.
GEORGE FILEEET.
JAMES q. McSPAREAN:.
DIR. ALFRED }. MARTIN
ADAM GERRINGEH.
FRANK TURNER
P.J. BIRMINGGIIAM.
GEORGE \. POST.
A. NJ. BENTON.l
}. +. LINTON.
COL. JOHN S. MILLER.
30. SAXTON.
T.. ". BOWER.
j. 4. J. BUCHANAN.
CHRISTOPHER: MAGEE.
ROBERT NJ. GIBSON.
THOS. BRADFORD.
HARRY w. WILSON
SAMUEL. GRIFFITH.
!. ROSS THOMPSON.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
GEORGE T. \. JENkS.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
ROBERT L. DECIlERT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS.
j. L. STElNMETZ.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
ID. MCMULLEN.
FOR SENATOR N3th DIsTRIcr.)
,. Il. DOUGLASS.
FOR ASSEMBLY ca DIsTEICT.)
SC. STEVENSON,
:. l.. SlllEK.
FOR ASSEMBLY t:;i DISTRICT,
H. NJ HRESEMAN.
Il; DAVIS YUNDT,
JACOB NJ. IIAENLEN.
FOR PRISON INSPECTORS.
BARTON \. WINTERS.
BENZ. MILLER.
FOR POOR DIRECTORS.
\. j. SNYDER,
JOHN ERiNC:SCUS.
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DEATHS.

Try Locler's Renowned Cough Syrup
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIS-MlSS MAGGIE
l Spurrier will. begin her Instructions in
Piano Music September l. For particulars
apply ut No. 4G2 North Duke street.
augSS-sl&4
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The Three (;races.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

7 ANCASTEE klNDIRtiAKTEN WILL
Ia reopen MONDAY, SEPTEMBER &, 1880,
ut 13l North Duke street. Advanced pupils
will bc taken charge of by Tacy A. Glcim,
graduate of SwarthmOrc College, Pa.
ulg27-2Wu
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
TUEsDAY. DnCaMnER "a. Isss.

The Repsblieah charges the Demo
Gratis with . design to gerrymander the
wards Of the city by legislative enact
msnts TO secure Democratic msjorities
and thus hold political control of the
City Council Il 10 patent 70 any one
that . change is not only needed, but
that 1t IL necessary. The voting popu-
lation Of some Of the wards has In
creased to such an extend as to make 1t
necessary that more voting places should
be.prsvided. Where the dividing lines
will be run we do not know. But we
think 1t win be quite time enough TO
make such charges against the Demo-
cratic party when the legislation to be
asked for 10 laid before the General
Assembly so that we may see what is
requested. 1t should be further con-
sidersd that the committee Of Council
en this subject is composed OF members
Of both parties, aud that Che Republican
party will be well represented in the
Legislature also. As the Democrats
will not have . single member in the
House Of Representatives from this
county 10 lock after their political In
tsrests, II looks rather cheeky in the
Republican 10 make such charges, moi
to mention the show Of lack of conf
denes In Its own polisical friends in the
legislature.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

PENsIoNs AND TIE BOUNTY BILL
GRANT VEToED.--Ths bill which was
passed for the Equalization Of the
Bounties; and vetoed by Grant is
still alive. This veto is said to
be one of the best acts Of Grants ad-
ministration. Grant said it was bill
for the enrichment Of claim agents
1t is now said that this bill would have
cost the country two or three hundred
million of dollars. The Philadelphia
Telegraph, in an article ON the subject
OF Pensions says shat bill is not dead
yet, for at every subseqent session Of
Congress since it was vetoed it has
reappea-ed, and it is unquestionably
the purpose Of those most interested
in it to secure its passage" The pas
sage of this bill would be an outrage
upon the labor Of the country that has
already been too heavily taxed by po-
litical pension bills. The enormous
sum of fifty millions was presented in
a bill the other day for pensions for
one year. Many of those who receive
this money are rich and others COM
paratively SO. 1t does not an go to
the wounded and the needy by any
means.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

A difference has arisen between Gen.
eral Sherman aud the President lately
that has caused the former, it is said,
TO threaten to retire from the army,
aud give place to Lieut.. General Sher
idan at Washington. The President,
it seems, created department for
General schofeld without asking his
opinion. General Ord was retired
from the service and General Nc.
Dowell was retained. Against this
General Sherman protested because
Ord was younger than Mcdowell,
more popular, better soldier and
poor, while Mcdowell is rich. The
President, however, insisted that he
was Commander-in-Chief of the
Army, and he holds these appoint
men,s wholly within his prerogative
as Executive.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

JuDen HoUsToN's WITHDRAWAL
It il now announced by Judge Houston's
political friends that he has withdrawn
from the contest for Mr.. Martins seat
I'm Congress. In making this announce.
ment the Nssss says:
ut is not probable that Judge Hous-
ton had anything more to do with be-
ginning the contest Of Mr.. Martins cleo
ton than merely to consent that the
contest should be made, and to sign his
name 70 the notice served upon Mr.
Martin. In position such as his, a
candidate feels bound to do as the
party by which he has been nominated
desires. He Is bound by obligations
stronger than his own personal prefer
ences, and he owes to others at least
quite as much as he owes TO himself.
Personally, no doubt, Judge Houston
began the contest with reluctance.
Probably his position upon the bench
has for him many mere attractions than
seat in Congress and life in Washing
ton would have"
What the Netos says may be true
But the people Of the State who have
known Judge Houston, and ever regard
ed him as an able politician, will he
slow 70 credit all that the NeDs says. No
doubt the Judge, after more mature and
careful reflection upon the subject, and
. more thorough examination Of the
votes polled at the late election and the
careful, fair and honorable manner in
which 1t was held came to the conclu-
sion that there was really no safe
grounds upon which q contest could be
made with any hope Of success. 1t is
not at all likely that so experienced q
gentleman as Judge Houston 10, would
have signed the paper containing twenty
four counts ON which the election wa
to be contested without hfst reading AM
examining 1t. No man can be held Il
be "boand" by party "obligation" /
serve his party 70 such an extent as IL
NeDs suggests, and we merely sugge:
that it does not do justice to the Judg
In representing him to be 30 welded {
politics. We are the more fully per
saaded Of this when we remember ths
Judge Houston was put forward as
candidate for Congress by the unan
mous action Of the party without h
wish or desire.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

KELLoGG's SEAT.-A Washington
correspondent says The Kellogg-Man-
ming contest will be finally decided in
the Senate after the holidays. 1t was
the intention of Mr.. Salisbury, Chair
man of the Committee on Privileges aud
Elections, to press the case to vote this
week. Mr.. Edmunds on behalf of the
Republicans privately requested the case
be not taken up until after the holidays.
1 he request was granted with the un-
derstanding that no opposition will be
offered to take final and deciding vote.
A debate of some length is anticipated
on the right of Mr.. Manning 10 succeed
to the contest begun by Mr.. Spofiord de-
ceased.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
A BEAUTIFUL MIRAGE.

A beautiful mirage WAS seen in Ac>
comac county, Va, few mornings
ago. The sun rose behind a thick
bank of fog, which soon grew thinner
until a few pale rays shot up above
In single minute wonderful trans.
forma len had taken place. Appar-
emily not a quarter of a mile away lay
the island of Chincoteague, with its
tall white tower, its dwellings,, its
trees and shubbery. A little boy was
seen driving flock of sheep along
The shore, and even little girl in the
door of the lighthouse keepers home
fondling doll. In another minute a
second fog bank rose and shut out the
vision. The island was distant thirty
miles.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

THE Chief Of the Bureau Of StAtis-
ties reports that the total value OF the
exports OF domestic breadstuffs from
the United States during the month of
November, 1880, were $22, 123 100, and
during November, 1879, $50, GIT. .G92.
For the eleven months ended Novem-
Der 80, 1880, 1886, 1872, $50, and during
the same period in 1879, $3.50, 791, ,6o4
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

During the Cars recent journey
from Livadia, 1t is said that. ten peas
ants and two soldiers were stationed as
watchman along each verst OF the entire
distance from sebastopol; making a to-
tai of 50, 600 men on foot, with 1,700
mounted. These were on guard two
days and night, therefore it must be
supposed that half were reliefs. The
cost Of the watchmen, including the
journey 10 Livadia in the summer, is
estimated to have been EI5,00O.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

The BRANDYwINE.-Int the Senate
yesterday MIR. Bayard presented pc
tition of thirty eight business firms OF
Wilmington, for a survey of the Bran
dywine river.
In the Senate, also on motion of Mr..
Bayard, the Senate bill paying Abbie
N. Condrow S43S for services Of her
husband as chaplain of the First Della
ware regiment Of volunteers, in 1861,
was taken up and passed.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
FOUR OLE A KIND.

Somebody says that Bayard is
playing against four of kind. Four
knayes, we should judge Boston
Post. Shouldn't have believed that
you would consider four knaves of a
kind with your Delaware Chevalier.
But you ought to know Phila.
Evening Bulletin. The Bulletin
does not understand the game. The
-four of a kind" are against the
Senator, all the time. But his rec.
ord is straight" tho "fush" of vic.
tory is on his brow, and therefore
he can't be "bluffed." Is this plain
enough2
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
decl6-w2t.

NJ OTINL.-P Persons VINO were ura;tei In
IN the state of Delaware FOR the UuILed
states IA litafy servtGstl Day Juls or
July, 1864. and paid com mutation fees
were afterwards again drafted ia lsGj and
were required 10 procure a substitute oI
enter the military hervt'e under the latter
jrait, Will md IL to their al VanL,ge 10 Come
munlcate, either personally or Dy ieLLeI
with the undersigned, who has been att
tHorized by the state l. - bislature TO colieci
from The Secretary Of War, the eotn m uta-
ton money paid by such persons. The
Secretary OF War having been directed by
ct OF Congress 10 refund the commute
on pad on sucn cases. q. H. b. DAY,
Dove. lei. InlY 10. !
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
The WATTS TELEpHoNE.-rhe won.

HE WATTS TELEPHONE.-The won
Il ders of simple instrument that will
yet make a noise in the world business
men wanting their offices connected with
remote parts CT their works Will do well
to cali ON NJ. +. Hayden, corner SIKH
and Shlpiey streets, who has the agency
for the State of Delaware. Where line
is now in operation for trial he refers for
woTK done. References: Geo. W. Bush d.
Son; The Harlan " Hollingsworth Co. !;
Jos. Bancroft d Sons; j. ]. Gallagher Il
Bros, and others. decl-dlmo.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

Senators Conkling and Lamar ap-
pearhd in the Senate on Monday and
occupied their seats for the first time
this session. Senator Lamar says he
is entirely restored to his usual health.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
\ OTI0E TO wATEK RkNIERs.
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
AENT, WILMINGT n, Del.,
L. -

AENT, WILMINGf n, Del.,
december /, l.sJ.)
The ills for 1881 are now ready and
payable at the Registrars office al the =.
W, corner OF sixth aud King streets. The
law requires that ali biiIs paid Oh or be
fore January 3lst, lSsl. the face OF the bill.
those paid during the monln Of February ,
per cent. additional. those paid during
the moBtu OF Aafcn ~ per cent. add
llo4a, AID any amount TemalLing un-
Iaid after April LIST, 1881, the Registrar ts
required 10 have the Gerruies Withdrawn
and SUIT Instituted for the recovery OI tn
amount due, and the water Will not b.
let IN % such Premises until such arrears,
with assessments and ~ for drawing Ter
rules, are paid.
ONCE hours from a. m. TO p. IN.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Registrar.
nl.cl ...lHl -I.ln ~. [. end.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

THERE is a notable contrast between
the United States Congress voting
fifty millions of dollars for pensions in
one bill for one year, and the course OF
the British government toward the
poor tenantry In Ireland and Eng
land
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

01 60 for large load OF Kindling
OIL. 1.OU " ood. orders can be left al
StTay q Bros, second and King stree u; al
Townsend's, sixth and TaLnali streets:
John y. Miller's, Rising sun, or at the
factory, corner Union streets and Gilpin
avenue.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
NJ OTICE-TO BON DHOLDkKs.
IN OFFICE OF STATE IRkAsURkR.
lInNpr llat NV i.sf

BY virtue OF an act OF the General As
sem0ly, pa sed at Dover, FeUru try r.
lo71, / hereby give notice 20 holders o.
Delaware state Bonds, tAtt shall attend
al the Pulladeipuia NatlOudi Bank, IA thu
cIty Of Pntladei puia durlng the business
nours Of that .. AK, on Lne mrs thTer hec-
utar days vi January, 1851, prepared To re-
deem and pay oil aiI the BONDS foIn No.
$40 TO 3vU, botn inclusive OF the denomiua-
ton OF one thousand dollars each OF the
Issue OF the bonds of the state ui Della
ware, under date Of January /. 1850, and
thai from and after the said trst day OF
January /. laal, tie Interest ON said bonds
Will cease. ROBERT j. hEi NOLDs.
noN 02taW2Gn. State Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

NICE SILK POCKET HANDKER-
CHIEFS, al u csnls.
AT 81, 75 cents; Al, el.2S, clio, o. and 4260,
A full line OF plai and hemstitcned
dentismen's Handkerchlsfs In fancy
bsIes,
0enilemen's Hemstitehsd fancy Dor
der hzndkerchiefs.
A GsnLismsn's woven border, all linen
AAadKerchIef for 20 cents.
A first-class Lady's all linen hem.
Atitche handkerchief. at l2H cents. An
sxcot diIgly nns lAdy's handkerchief At
IS and g. cents.
A large line Of Ladies' fancy colored
bordered all linen handkerchief. from
l1M 10 ~ cents.
Uhildrsn's Handksrohisls. all linen. at
s, Q, and l2Ik cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
decI3-ia.
dac.lI-te
INLECrION NOTICE.

TNIFI IUN NUIIOIs
ia FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
MILMIE0roN, DEL. Dec. llth, 1850.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the Annual
Meeting Of the stock of Lnis Bank
will he held at the Banking House, on
Tuesday, the lltn day of January lssi, be-
tween the hours of 2aud IN. iof the
purpose ot eIeetlng nine stock holders TO
serve aR Directors Lne ensnIug Year,
GEO. ID. ARMS kUNG.
dec lite ASHER.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
IN kltS.-1hUse VINO sell or transfer
zeal Estate, aud do not wish 10 pay the
taxes of 1851 wall oDlige tue undersigned
by leaving notice thereof at our Office,
hat we may aAsess IL o. The proper own
ers. EDMUND PROVOST,
DENNIS KANE.
ONCE, No. 10 +, sixtn street. between
Market ana h ,ng. Hours 5 a. iii. to ~ IN ..
2 TO and TO ) y. IN. dec4-2w
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

Nj OTICE.
~ To THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW CAS-
TIE co. MUTUAL INSURANCE Co. /:
WILaIsGToE, Del, Nov. ~, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given tnat AK per ceot.
interest in the Surplus Fdnd OF tna Con
pany, will be distributed pro rata la cash,
TO Ihe policy holders wnen the policies
are rene ed IN December and January.
NJ. NJ. CLEANEk, secte AIRY,
dec.l-im. Once, OO1 Market 81.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
TN SILK HANDKKRCHIEFs

The frm have surpassed all former ef-
forts. Ths stock now on hand 10 simply
immense and the styles and varsity are
40 dlversifiod that all tastes cannot fall 70
be grAtifed. Persons In search of sle-
anime this
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PRETTY
THINGS.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

sIA GEORGE W. Cox calculates that
the English custom of horssshoeibg
costs the nation every year on an aver
age nearly f0,O00,000 In hard cash,
every penny of which might be saved if
horses were allowed to go unshod.
Quoting an imposing array Of authori-
ties from Xenophon, whose unshod
cavalry "marehed from Cunaxa over the
Armenian highlands to the walls Of
Trebizond," down to the "Free Lances''
Of the present day, Sir George Cox con-
tends that 1t is safer, cheaper, and in
every way better to let horses go un-
shod over the hardest roads-sspecially
over the slippery asphalt Of London
streets. Two millions aud quarter pc
annum would then be saved in far ieri
bills alone; but this is only fractio .
par Of the money which would be savec
By the trsbling Of the duration of equinf
existence. Horses which are now us ,
up when twelve years Of age would, h'
contends, last fourteen years longer
they we're not shod, and the value Q
this prolongatlon of the working life @
q horse he estimates at fl35, 100000 il
twenty-one years, or nearly f6,600,0 90
per annum.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

ATOTICE.--A meeting OF the Delaware
IN state Mutual Fire Insurthc.. Com
pany VIII De held hL the once oi The
Company, No. Oh Market street, vii
minguon, delaware. On Thursday, bee
IS, losO, at o'clock p. ~, to elect "A Board
oil Directors OF the said company In pur-
suAuee OF the provisions OF us charter.
GEO. W. BRIGHT,
Secrtl lary pro tenn.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

Are Offering unprsoedents
attractions fer holiday presents
The house has this y Ar made
special EFFORT 70 secure q eiass
u q ,ods particularly adapted
to the needs and pleasures OF
the holiday season. aud 10 now
dispostng OF them AZ prioes
within the range OF the hum
bleSt. as we'll AS the most pie
thoric purse.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
PnssSPsssHss, asS ssia:.s.s y.aSs:ssSs nssp:SsS.
NOVEMBER 29rH, 1880.

NV EARA8 NeA1s A'@St
Trains win llesve Wilmington -sfoll w.,
for
Philadelphia and Iutermediat ate stat ions,
100. $40, l0.s0 q. M; 2.Su, 400, 100 l0.0t
y. m.
PhiladeiphiA lExpresaI $50, 600, Va
l0.u2 "A. M. .lzl5. 2Os, Y. IS y. IN
Phila. anu New YORK 2x8,6.3O.7. 90 l012, a.
m., 1893. 1LtS, 6.i7 p. m.
Baltimore and Interns sediAte stat, ON =,
a. m. $40 p. m.
Baltimore aud Bay line. T.08 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, IAN, ~
Ais 7.55, S8a, a. m. l265, .Ol, 4.5I, 7Os, y. m
Trains for Delaware Division, loavu q
New Castle 500. ESQ. a. m, Los 500. e.
q. m.
Harrington and Intermediate staticns
tO n. IA. Los, o.Js y. IN.
Delmar and intermediate StationA ~
q, NJ; LOB p. IN.
sUIDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia aud intermediate stations
& 10 a. m. BOO, 6.3U, s.5O Il. IN.
PhiI~ielphia and New York AIS .. n, .e.i7
y. IN.
baltimore and Washington, I2.5i, 2.Os
Ala. T.5j, =. m.
For Iurther information passenger a. e
referred 10 the time tables posted al IN
depot. II. r. RENNEl,
Supsrsntands ut'
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

RrbboSS'
RIBBONS, RIBBONS,
RIBBONS RIBBONS,
RIBBONS, RIBBONS
RIBBONS, KlBBONs
In All Shades and Styles
In Ali Shades and STYLES.
In All shades and styles.
In All Shades and Styles.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

Ladies' fur-top Gloves, Aeses-liasd, In
great variety. They maze very nand-
some and acceptable ChristA 70 presents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
LNLECfION NOTICE.
II NATIONAL BANK ~ WILMING-
TON AND BRANDYwINE.
WILMINGTON, Del, u,

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. ii. 1881.
Stockholders arc hereby notified that
an election ior nine directors will be held
at the bAnktag house on TUESDAY, the
llth day OF January next, between the
hours o. and 4 O'Clock p, IN.
u. ". SPARKS,
deel2-ta asnier