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The Jeferson,s Election.

The annual election for officers OF the
Jefferson Democratic Club came Oft last
evenings with the following result:
President-Henry @. Turner.
Vice Presidents-Wm.. II. Blake and
John A. Watts.
Recording and CorresL onding Secre-
tary-John G. Farra.
Fipanrial Secretary-Wm. Il. Stew
art.
Treasurer-John Guthrie.
Marshal-John ii. O'Brien.
Executive Committee -Nm. Kyne,
N. b. Henderson, John q. Brison,
David W. Hughes, Chas. j. Clmpbs1.
Election OF officers.
At the semi-annual election for officers
of the Phoenix Active Association, held
on the 14th inst, the following gentle
men were elected
PresIdeDr-Wi lillian McCracken.
Vice PresIdent-Wm Russell.
Secretary-Geo. HUM.
Treasurer-F. Walker.
Trustees-Geo. Hughn, e. O'Mealey,
and VIM. Hamilton.
DECIDED CONvEN IENCE.
The z. W. & b II. II. Co., always
looking for improvements, that will ben
eft its patrons, has made arrangements
for a daily weather report. The report
of the weather for all sestions of the
country is telegraphed from Washington
every morning at o'clock. 1t is then
posted up on bulletin board in front of
the telegraph office at the depot. Accom-
panying the report is weather map q
IN a NesU Dress.
Locomotive No. 20, used on the Della.
ware division of the p, w. 81 B. K. r.,
came out of the round house this morn
ing entirely repaired. Among the gem
eral repairs added Is one of the patent
new smoke stacks. These stacks are
such great improvement over the old
ones that the company will put them on
all their locomotives.
Personal.
Hon. James M. Touchstone, member
OF the Maryland Legislature from Cecil
county, was In town yesterday.
As our reporter came along Water
street last night, shivering with she chill
night AIR, and drawing his overcoat
tight about him he thought "now is the
time for coids and coughs; but ii poor
mortals only knew what a certain cure.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is, how few
would long sufferer, and then ID costs
only twenty-five cents.-Sandusky (OJ
Register.
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Inducements.
MARY ANDERSON.

The event of the season for theatre
goers VIII take place on next Saturday
evening by the appearance OF Miss Mary
Anderson, the tragedienne Of the day
VIII appear In her great success, EUddne.
Miss Anderson will be supported by At
kins Lawrence and MIlnes Levict, who
are both actors of sbility, and are we'll
known In this city having appeared here
on several OCCASIONS. The play to b.
presented Is one well adapted to the
great powers of Miss Anderson, and
there IS but little doubt that she will dp
1t ample justice.
RICE's EvANGELINE.
On Wednesday evening the 2Sth, Rice's
Evangehne Party will appear tor The first
time in this city. This Is not the same
company that appeared here during the
early part of the season, but 1t ~ some
what On the same order, as both cornpa-
niles present mirth provoking extravA-
ganzas. For a good hearty laugh every
one should attend this performance.
"HUMPTY DUMPTY."
Some time during the coming month
N. ID. Roberts company will appear IN
the well known pantomime Of "Humpty
Dumpty." There win be two clowns,
pantaloons, barlequins and colum bi mes
Beside there will be company Of versa
tile artists.
ANNIE PIXLEY.
This charming little actress willappsar
at the Opera House some time during
next month, but the date or play has NOT
YET been announced. Miss Pixley has
many friends In this city, having made
them during her appearance as the cap
tain's daughter IN II. N. s. Pinqfore, and
her role in her play Of M'iiss.
"FRENCH FLATBo'
The great New York success, where il
has been played at the Union Square
Theatre for several wee rs past to exceed.
iDgly large and fashionable audiences
will be presented about tho oath of Feb
ruary by an excellent company ofartists
"ENCHANTMENT."
This great spectacular, under the man.
agement Of the Kiralfy Brothers now be-
ing presented at the Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, will be presented
at the Opera House on Saturday evening
February 7th.
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More York on the MispittiOn
Milford Chronicle.

By Tuesdays train arrived Colonel
Ludlow, US A, engineer corps, Cap
tain White, U. s. N, Of the lighthouse
board In this district, and Mr. Jos. N.
Odiorne, U. 8. Insredtor. These gen.
tleInen were here TO make preliminary
view, and estimate for the cutting out of
the channel Of the Mispillion. They
the mouth III the creek. They think
that TO cut off the point and make new
mouth would cost about 20,000. and To
build jetties out Of the six foot channei
would be much less expensive. while
answering the same purpose. Colonel
Ludlow's report will go before the APP
preparation COMMITTEES, and. hen 1t laws
with our citizens and representative If
the money shall be allowed.i
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HOW WENDALL PHILLIPS LOOK
N. Y Cor. Phila. Times,

I met him ON the street but a few mo-
ments ago. Tall, thin, sallow, his bright
eyes gllstened, his thin lips were closely
plnched together and he seemed to say.
81 am going, going fast" His walk has
lost its characteristic stride and his car :
riage Is far l-ss erect than In earher aud
more pugnacious Gays. But when he
spoke IN The presence of his 5000 admir-
ers could see that all that he needed
was cause with capital Ca griev.
auce or wrong to Others OF himself-to
rekiLdle In IL at >pacious..and well drau-
GIFTED furnace the fire of his ancient en-
thusiasm.
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mississippi Senatorship.

JACKSON, Jan. 10.
vSui' was reached in the caucus
~ ~ heiore the voting began the
T. VI a,,G General Walthall was with
bsnd anu mat Of General George was
psed' T. Five ballots were taken, and
'stonE ,aSl, .he fortieth ballot, Barks-
0'' Ok singleton, So and George,
~ J"trned G until tomorrow night.
r. senatorial question comes before
legislature tomorrow
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a Splendid Almanac.

For compendium of useful, general
and political information, the "New
York Star Almanac" for 1880, is one of
the best publications of the kind ever
issued, 1t is in a neat and compact
shape, and from one cover to the other is
filed with interesting statistics of the
greatest importance to the general read
er. 1t will be sent TO any address, for
ten cents per copy, on application being
made at the Star office.
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nnts he Grammont, whose ieath
oaane-d by cable yesterday, was
H. who. as Minister Of Foreign
1 under Napoleon H.. was charged
[aylnr precipitated the disastrous
L,,h Germany. He came OF a "a
[ace Of soldiers and statesmen, ana
A able bn, ,unprincipled man. From
4, been at Que time one of the most
fcuons figures in France, he be-
howard the close Of his career one
most obscure of former political
n He was said to be at one time
roroe,t man in France, and "would
rntly astonish his companions by
sng silver five-franc piece with
lpers, AS if it were a biscuit"
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n Horrible Preparation.
Frem the Des Moines Register.

Last night old Gift caught his daugh.
ter and Mr.. Christopher crowding one
corner of a sofa pretty hard. "Come
here, sir" he said to the young man In
stern tones. The young man approached
with electric shocks running from his
toes TO his head AMI back again. zap.
proach, Miss" said Glff to his daughter
New he said, grasping the young man
by the wtist and casting fierce look on
the girl. "Nuw, you wished to know
what present waa going to make you;'
then, showing the young man toward
her, he died. "Here Is your Chris, Miss
Gift" Emotional tableau.
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jan2O-St
ID EGIsTEK's OKDEM.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co.


New Castle Co., Jan. 16, 1880.
Upon the application of William Her.
bert, Executor of John G. Tindle,
late of New Castle Hundred, in said
county decd. II Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor afore-
said. give notice of the granting of Letters
Parliamentary upon the estate of
the decd, with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. in six OF the most public 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 in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period in the
Wilmington GAZETTE. a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington. and TO be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
,~, Given under the hand and Seal of
}L,s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
t-~~~, New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. .. BIGGS, Register,
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about Oysters.
From the Delawarean.

An exchange says that oysters caught
and used wheh too young are much like
unripe fruit. To be palatable they must
have tims to grow. The experienced cul-
tivators say that these blvalves need to
be three or four years old to be good
They don't really have the oyster flavor
until about this age. Good oysters are
always In demand, but small, lean TASTE
less oysters are not relished, and there
fore, IL Is TIE interest of those who trade
in oysters to endeavor to furnish the lar
gest and best. The demand will increas e
more and more II we have better oys.
tAra
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uIyg AGAINST GRANT, AMI
xor FOR CoNKLING.-The N. Y
5ds Washington correspondent
oIt looks here as though the pro
Du IN change the law relating tC
Eruti,l electors in New York was q
Mani hostile to Senator ConkliDg
|nly the few ardent supporters II
re-. 40 far " IN known, are all gen
"A generally counted among tht
foukhng wing of the republican
1 uhle Mr.. Conklings known
/ aud supporters are either silent oi
TO IT,"
all thi, hears directly on what was
.bout certain attempts to put Mr.,
Hlpg out Of the way as a candidate,
universally acknowledged that New
|canrot be- carried for the third term
4 the other hand no one who has
he'd Mr.. ConKling's career In his
Slaie and who sees his sure political
.mlnan = and control doubts that
hne al the head of the ticket would
New York. No friend or political
4 rr Of hls here has the least doubt
"Conkhng could carry the State
! ,grcping majority sure" said one
l friends brIe a day or two Ag0, one
.had Just confessed that the third
was very unpopular there.
J sane pauer contains a letter from
& "a Inch saNs
J. re>pOn,ibly reported here that
X hi, recent reception IN Philadel'
nhr rx President stated that he nc
y rrpo,rs the degree Of confidence
\. CJnkhug which the Senator for
n erj ,yed. A distinguished citiz'T
|ew York, who Is well known Il
been visiting Philadelphia at tina
is specified AZ the gentleman u
y the cX-Pre-ident made the state
in conversation. There is no pos
doubt that this gentleman has "A
several OF his personal and pohtica
'ls that such is the fact.
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vonx presents the odd spectacle
| s,e million bushels of grain
% .niOment, nearly nine hundred
~ =, ,",r rarious kinds willing and an1-
/ carry c' it, and nobody ready to
| .ao ,~ The worst is that there Is
:" .~Se he more trouble in this matter
there is less.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested To the Executor. on or
before January 10th, 1851, or abide
the Act of Assembly in such case made
Address, WILLIAM HERBERT,
Executor,
jamie. 3weod. New Castle. bal
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'''" Never Settles Differ
enceS.

'no New York Sun, Ind.
= pr preLehce put forward that Mr..
io'i Rloi mas settled his difference with
4 S.'ie PIni Is ridiculous. His difference
ad "'ne was one which cannot be
III Besides this Mr.. Cameron new
4 sn,So,, ro a,,,llerences. The elder Cam
op,netimes settled differences. but
'"ser one always fights them out.
f%%nutely free from morphia and
I'M IL na,ous 1rous agents, DIR. Bulls Baby
tbe S;and ta,ued most highly as a remedy
25 cen,o e,soruers OF baby hood. Pnce
The daily gazette., 1880-01-20

Reports received at Fredericksburg,
Va, by steamer, from the Lower Rap
pahannocs, confirm the story of the kill
ing of two citizens OF Lancaster county
by nonresident dredgers. Since ther
the hostilities of the oystermen have
ceased.
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d daily Sasstts.

.v,yAN1A has an income tx
fnS fS1'Ir her rich holders of stocks
r1t ;, u every eve way they can but the
~ nors have no escape from tax.
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DIED.

GALLAG9fER-On Sunday evening, 18th
inst, of scarlet fever. Florence Emma
daughter OF Francis Z. and b. Emma
Gallagher, aged five years and 2 days.
lnterment at Riverview Cemetery, on
"wednesday AT p. m. Services at the
house at 2 d. m,
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Meetings Tonight.
TUESDAY.

II. Y. NJ, A.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. OF p.
Humanity Circle, No. b. OF U.
Franklin Circle, No. q. b. of u.
Asylum Lodge, No. q, l. .. .. f.
German Mutual Beneficial Society.
American Star Lodge, No. 2, A. u. g, F
Mutual Coal and Produce Association.
MI. Vernon Degree. No. |, l. o. o. f,
Delaware Encampmeut, No. 4, l.. o. o. f
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NOTICE.-The Committee of Arrange
IN ments appointed for the purpose of
receiving Messrs. Parnell and Dillon, are
requested to meet in the second story room
OF the Telegraph Building, Third and
Market streets, on Tuesday evening, the
chairman. PHILIP g. PLUNKETT.
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ASpIendid Assortment. A

ions buying kid gloves from W. NJ.
hrd & Co., have all the sizes to select
And every color and shade.
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CAsH FOR MORTGAGES. - WE
~ HAVE ALWAYS AT COMMAND
THE MONEY FOR GOOD MORTGAGES,
LARGE AND SMALL.
janl6,2 A,2s.SI, HEALD & co.
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a HandsO,,,e Mansion.

Mr.. G. Wesley Weldin has his man
sion on the Norris property nearly COM
pleted. 1t is very handsome building,
indeed,
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OTlCE-A meeting OF all farmers OF
IN Brandywine Hundred and others fn-
terested in having the toll reduced on the
Concord Pike, Will be held at the public
house OF o. H. Perry, in Brandywine
Hundred on the first Saturday evening in
February, 9th inst.) att o'clock. By Or
der OF the committee. lanai sc.
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AReiiaiO,ts Repirnk.

A tremendous revival Of religion is
now being held at the M. e. church at
Hillsborough, Caroline county, Md.
Rev. Mr.. McSorlay, the pastor, is assist
ed IN the work by Rev. VIM. q. Gallo
way, of Wilmington. The altar is night
ly crowded with penitents, there being
as many as forty forward at the same
time. 1t is bV far the greatest revival
held in that place or years
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WOrIc,ne,t on q Strike.

Some forty men employed on the grad
ing of the brancn of the Wilmington and
Reading Railroad, running from the
Springfield to French Creek mines
Chester county, refused to go to work on
Friday morning. 1t appears that the boss
had discharged one Of the men because
he lost too much time in going to and
from his boarding house for his dinner,
and because he would not bring his
dinner along, and this caused dissatis fac
ton among the employees. Whether OF
not the trouble has been adjusted we do
not know.-Wcst Chester Local Ne,os
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs.

OTICE.-The regular quarterly meet
~ ing of the Trustees of the Poor Of
New Castle county will be held at the
Aims House. on Wednt sd ~, January %,
at 10 o'clock, a. m. ALI persons having
bills will present them by that time.
The supply Committee will meet at the
Aims House, Saturday, Jan. 3lst, at II o.
clook a. M. when proposals will be re-
ceived for furnishing the Aims House for
the next three months with bread, meats
and tobacco. j. w. COOCH.
jan2U, ,22.2i, ,27altw. Secretary,
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Arran0i,a0 IO1. the Meetinn.

Philip q. Plunkett, chairman of the
committee to arrange for the public
meeting to aid the Irish sufferers, has
issued q call for the committee TO assem-
BILE in the second story of the Telegraph
buildi ng, Third and Market streets, at 8
o'clock this evening.
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Police Court TO-Dau.

The Mayor sentenced Laurence
Glatts to New Castle for thirty days as
vsgrant this morning, and fined a
young man 81 and costs for fighting in
the streets.
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a Mean SsUindJe.
Ha,re, Nd, Republican.

Margaret Harris, a colored woman
nvlBg near Hepewell X Roads, Hartford
co., was swindled out of $40 recently by
a man, representing himself to be her
brother, who was sold out of this State
twenty years ago. H pretended that he
had lot of good at the railroad depot
here, and borro wed horse aud wagon,
a ten dollar note and somebody to drive,
came to this city, when he decamped,
leaving the driver 20 return home alone.
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ImpOrtan, 20 Mothers.

only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
their children. IL corrects acidity of the
st9mach. cures wind collie, rel uiates the
bowels and gives rest, health and com fort,
TO mother and child. During the process
Of teething its value is incalculable IL
softens the gums, reduces infiammat alton
and allays ali pain thereby giving rest 10
the child and comfort 10 the mother.-
Twenty-Five cents bottle. marlb-iyeod
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THE GENERAL OF THE ARMY TO BE
SUED BY GENERAL BoYNT0N FOR
LIBEL.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-20

jamie. 3weod
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FoR cough that otherremedies will not cure
We recommend PisO's Cure for Consumption.
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The genuine Frazer Axle Grease is said to
be the best in the world, and We believe it.
Grocers keep C. Gilbert's pure Starches.
NATIONAL YEAST Is the best Use It.
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WHEN the Chinaman first came to
California he was much given to hang
ing around on the outside of mining
camps and scraping up the refuse mat
ter which the Argonauts of those DAYS
did not care to carry away. By patient
industry he managed to extract great
deal OF gold from the clay which was
washed out of the primitive 6 rockers :"
ut placer mines, and an abandoned
"digging" was to him q regular bo-
nanza. If he was permitted to pursue
his toll unmOlested the Mongolian would
grow rich where the Caucasian miner
would have starved.
The placer mines have long since
been exhausted, and the mode of ex-
tracing the precious metal from the
rock in which it is imbedded has
changed greatly since the days of the
California Argonauts. Even the perse-
vering Chinaman can not get much gold
from the tailings" after the crushed
rock has been put through smelling.
But low comes Thomas Edison, and
says that these "tailings" contain un-
told wealth, and that he has discovered
q process by which the particles
of gold can be detached from the rock
crystals in which they are concealed.
While Mr.. Edison was hunting for plati-
mum, to use in his electric lamp, he pro-
cured specimens of the refuse of one of
the California mines, and in applying
tests for detecting platinum he accident
ally succeeded in disintegrating the
auriferous quartz and reducing the gold
particles to tangible mass
If the statements concerning this dis
covery are true, Mr.. Edison has added
hundreds of millions of dollars to the
wealth of the country. The gold which
has been reduced to bullion and coin is
but handful compared to that which is
concealed in the rejected quartz lying at
the great mines in California, Nevada
and Colorado. Mr.. Edison estimates
the average yield of the " tailings'' with
which he experimental at 81, 400 per
ton, ard the cost of manipulation at S.
per ton. Should this calculation hold
good he has control of q secret which
will bring him greater wealth than is
now controlled by the ''bonanza kings"
A company has been organized, and be-
fore many months smelling establish
ment will be erected at Oroville, Cali
fornia, at which the discovery will be
put to q practical test.-PhiLadelphia
Press.
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Consumption, which is but form of scrofulous
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The preachers vocation is . sinner
cure.-SdLena Sunbeam.
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RRDDINo's RUSSIA SALvE, the most wonder.
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MYSTERY SoLvKD.-The great secret Of the
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GUM-ARABIC was discovered in the
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Send for pamphlet TO
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