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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-28
VISIT OF A LARGE SHIPPING
DELEGATION TO OUR NEXT
PRESIDENT

New York, September 27.-A dele
grtion Of fifty gentlemen connected with
tile sbipp ny interests of this city went
To Governors Island this morning to
wait on Gen. Hancock. On their ar
rival at the island they were ushered ill.,
10 Gen. Hsncock's apartment, aud
through their chairman, James +. Fer
ris, presented an address to Gen.
Hancock referring TO the shipping inter.
ests and hoping for some change for the
benefit Of those interests. Gen. Hancock
said in reply: 81 am very highly honor
ed by being waited upon to-day by rep
resentatives of various branches of ship
ping interests. l am very glad To re-
ceive this address which you now pre-
sent M. l am much pleased at your
visit, II 1t only he that IL has shown to
me details of organization that Wa
lot previously familiar with. will not
be able to say much to-day, as have a
cold and am very hoarse. l was fearful
yesterday that would not be able to
meet you" The General was then in
troduced to the gentlemen comprising
the delegation, after which they return
ed to the city.
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LETTER FROM FREDERICK.

THE GAZETTE INcREAsINa IN cIRoU-
LATIoN--THE NEWS IN BRIEP.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
FREDERICK, Sept. %.
As the circulation of the GAZETTE
is increasing rapidly in this town we
propose to give you from time to timo
few items that may be Of interest to
the general reader.
Last Wednesday our Cornet Band
accompanied by many friends gave T.
L. Lacy, the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff a serenade. Several short,
crisp eblutions Of eloquence, with an
abundance Of dainty refreshments,
and most excellent music were the or
der of the evening. Many of our most
prominent Republican citizens were
present, and from their happy, beam
ing countenances they also took much
pleasure in their fellow townsman's
Oacy's) good luck.
Lacy IL very popular with every one
that knows him, AMI in this town our
Il Pr blican friends are a very reasona BILE
c)0sistent set of men, and there Is not
much enthui ISM among them, even
the Saturday night visits OF "A few white
Dover cOons amorg the colOTed voter
10 the neighboring negro churches gets
up any excitement. Some of their
teachings To thrIr negro audiences are
rich, rare and racy. We have some
notes OF their point, but not time mol
space now to give them.
DIR. Albert WLiteley, the Hancock
elector, Is making a good and lively
CANVASS.
South Mur1erkilI In gratitude for ia
vOrs Of an elector and Shenff will give
| greatly increased majority.
They have got the men,
They have got the votes
And got The money too.
This IL busy week in Kent with q
grand State fair at Dover; Senator Bay
| ard at Harrington on Wednesday; Gen
for6errs funeral on Thursdly, keeJs
| our people on the move.
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LONDON. Sept. %, 1880.

LONDON, sept. 20, 1851.
G. P. Moeller, of st. Petersburg, has
failed in consequence Of speculations
for fall in rye.
A despatch from Meschid, Persia, to
the Daily Nesos says :-"General
Skobeleff is absent. No fighting Is
going on."
The Nouoo Vrenja says :-"It isru-
mored that General Todleben has been
appointed chief inspector Of engineers
in place OF the Grand Duke Nicholas,
and that General Tohertkeff will sue
coed, replacing General Todleben as
Governor Of Wilma" a.t
THE LIvADIA PLOT. .
The Goals on the Cars yacht are
now being removed for examination,
and divers are examining the vessels
bottom.
BRITISH COTTON SINNERS.
The news that a strike of the cotton
operatives at Accnugton has been
averted appears to give general salts
faction there. The collapse of the
strike of co ton operatives has entirely
changed the aspect of affairs at Old
ham. 1t is now stated that short time
will not be extensively adopted in the
Oldham district.
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APATRloriU MoMAN's SPEECH

NEWARK, Sept, 27.-The Democratic
voters Of the Tenth Ward, with the
Hancock Veteran Corps, gathered in
font OF the residence Of Mrs. Alexander
Hunter, in East Kinney street, this
evening. Mrs. Hunter presented the
.orps with flag for their Wigwam. Mrs.
Hunt said: "On bel alt Of the Democrat
ic ladies of the Tenth Ward, who are
all admirers of the gallant Hancock,
present the flag to be placed at the m asst
head on your wig~am. 1t is their earn
st hope and DIES re That after November
it will not float at half mast. Never
again sha that flag be insulted aud our
glorious Union dishonored by thrus' ing
fraudulent President into the Office
once honored and made sacred by a
Washington All Jefferson. Let Han
cock, Honesty, and Victory be the cry"
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THE COURT HOUSE.
PROGRESSING FAvoRABLY, BUT MUCH
WORK YET TO BE DONE.

PROGRESSING FAvoRABLY, BUT MUCH
WORK YET TO BE DoNB.
Plasters are now engaged In clustering
the big Cont Room of the new Court
House, and will not probably be- through
for a week yet The down stairs rooms
are all thoroughly plastered and white
coated, and by this time wei dried
The arched ceilings look very handsome
since the plastering has been applied.
The ceiling Of the Court Room Is laid
out In well-proportioDed squares.
The stating Of the to wer Is about CON-
pleied, but there IL yet some painting
to be done before the scaffolding 10 taken
down.
Inside the building the hanging Of
doors and windows has ust commenced,
and the inside painting has not been
started upon. There is also some n isr-
ing to b. laid in tie upper part OF the
buildhng. This unfinished work and the
general clearing out of rubbish that
| mast follow, will, t is estimated occupy
| at least tour weeks.
By The terms of the contract the con-
tractor as to have the building hnish ed
by the first of October. IL Is under
stood, however, that the Building Com
mittee, In view Of the fact that the con-
| tractor suffered from several serious and
entirely unavoidable delays, have ex-
| tended his time, and thus released him
| from the forfeit conditional upon the
failure TO have the building complot ell
within the specified time.
| Each day seem to add TO the appear.
ance OF the building, aud 10 is generally
| ccncesed that whom 1t In completed and
| The 81 rroundiDgs a ! adjusted IL Will be
| one of the haudsomest court houses III
| the country.
The grading Of the court house
grounds IL now well under way, On the
| Tenth, Mar ket ami Eleventh street sides
there will be- q graded descent fr, m the
building hne 10 the pavement. instead
OF The succession Of terraces at hrsf pro-
posed. On the King street side there
viii be- gradual tall to within abont
twelve feet of the side walk from which
| o. int the bank has been abruptly cut
down 10 the pavement aud will be sod
| drd.
| The pavement around The entire lot is
now being torn up, and the sidewalk
z AIDED ready for the laying OF the new
nthogen pavement. The Old paveme nj
bricks are being sold, and one lot OF ter
thousand was purchased by WIN. q
Pierce, yesterday. They are suitable
for laying yard pavements, lining wells
and other like work.
The stone coping that Is to encir CT,
u court house grounds, with two mas
sNe pillars at each of the four entrances
ls almost Lid. 1t bids fair to be q hand
some piece OF work.
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Charles g. Dixon was nominated
for Congress yesterday by the
Greenbackers of the Second District
of Illinois.
The Irish American Republican
Convention of New York met yes.
terday at Saratoga, and was called
to order by Thomas II. Bannerman
Of New York. John L.. Hennlng
OF Saratoga, was chosen temp rary
chairman. Stephen Moffatt, of
Clinton county, was chosen perma-
nent chairman. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the National Re-
publican platform, and it was decid
ed to issue an address. Representa-
lives were present from l2l assem-.
bly, districts.
Captain Howgate has tsiryraphed I,
y Johns TO engage for A c txplora
| ton one of tue vesstls enIptoyed IN tn
seal fisheries. II the vess" can bp 80
cared he intends TO M IL up for Pola
stprdliion next spring IN place of th
9llnare.
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WALL STEEEr VEST ERDAY.-The
ma ket opened strong but was soon
raided by the bears. Tower prices
were made and the list closed weak
and feverish. Money continued easy
at 81 ON call to Stock Exchange bor-
rowers. Governments again declined
and railroad bonds we're weak. Fore
ign exchange showed weakening
tendency.
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PHlLA DELPHIA MARKETS


FLouk.-The marBet IL Inactive. but
pric' y are weak SAFES OF 1907 b Irreis. in
ludins Minnesota * Lras low and choice
u s5t co o1I2; do. do. straight ut asa q %
fennsy vanilla fami AT \ II !l5 western
10 at - a q, aud PalenL- AT 20 Is a ia
rye -Four Is steady at 3d.
IkAiN Wheat Is Unsettled, Sa es O.
SD bushels, including rejecttd d, at b5c a 81.
red al amber, track ana afioat. al Al O5, !
ISL OlA and No. red elevator, ut Al ossI
Al the call 10 o. bu-hels OcIoDer sod al
VI C5Is; W bushels Dec. at ST %: 81 49,
was UId for Sept; 81 O6ls or Ocl SIUsls Ioi
NoV,, and II 20 ion bee. Rye il scarce
sIes OF Penn. at Vic. Corn y quiet anu
prices are rather asier,sa OF 700 bush
e.s, Including yellow, at 81 u az :: mixed
~ ojA ole and REJECT, at 5}c. AT III,
call board 2j,UOJ bushels Nov sold nj
)434c., aud 5000 bushels Oct. at 5lA u SIC
tnu 5iH was bi for Sept; 5lA i1r DC
&c r. ov., and 5O1a n Dec. Oats are
II lar de nItnd; Sd es of 100 bushels. In.
Guiding IoJ cttd and mixel, Mt IS a 40c
u.d win tie ~ Al 4ic.; 900 bushels 10
white attic Sept, de livery.
The receipts to-day were q follows: 3I3l
ODDS. Hour, 2l,5OO bushels Wheat, I3,UE
bushels corn, w bush. oaJs. 1910 bush
malt, and "a barrels whisky.
WHISKY 30 bbls. oil Western iron
bound sold at 81 ID per gallon.
Park Droue Yard. West Pi.,ls.. Sen, Is.
SHEEP.-Extra, no to 1870 Ds., az: goot
30 20 100 bs., AZ to g.; lair, 50 to X
bs., 4%to4Sse; took sheep SO to S375lS: goot
'dmDs, b " OL.c; comhdon lambs, 81 TO a. 50
hlVes, . TO &c. Arrivals, $500 head, De.
mand good md market brisk.
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The miraculous apparitions report
ed'in Ireland and Wales and the re-
markable cures said to have been
effected in the localities so highly
favored seem to have made a pro-
found impression upon our esteemed
contemporary, the Sun, and yet
there are evidence that it does re-
gard these phenomena with simple
and childlike faith, a faith that is
wholly Indifferent to the chilling
cavils of reason.
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DENIAL RY DAVENPORT.

New YORK, 5 ~. ga dispatch was
received AT the headquarters IF the Ma
ti0nal Republican Committee this even
ing from Senator Dorsey, who is n
present III Indianapolis. stating that the
parers in Indianapolis and Chicago
we're publishing dispatches from New
York to the effect that John |. Daven-
port was going to indianapolis to run
ihe campaign. Mr.. Davenport tele-
graph d back that he had not been In
indianapolis for ten years and did NJ
intend 10 visit that city until after the
Presidential election.
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HAIL STONES BIGGER THAN
GOOSE EGGS.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. ga des.
patch fiom Euclid, Manitoba, says: A
frightful hail storm accompanied by
thunder and lightning. visited that place
on saturday. Hail stones inches long
and 3 inches in circumference were found
The sides and roofs Of bIildings W. re
pelted in, and the noise m tde was an.
palling. Several persons were injured.
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BaItImors's Big Blow.
now THE 10th Anniversary OF r.r
CITY WILL BE oELEBRArRp.

hoW THE loUrH ANNIVERSARY OF rur
CITY WILL BE oKLEBRArRD.
a balnmore will commence on Monda,
oct. ilth, 10 oelebrate the civ. I'M !,
Anniversary, and the celebration viii
asst a week. The following 10 I'll. prn'
yramme.- P'o-
Monday. Oc'. 11.-Illusi ration of ,h..
history and progress VI the CITY of Ralt,'
nore by allegoIic ltableaux, procesSion
ot tla herman associations, the traJ.s
1nu Industrial and mechanical iut.,,stS
An grafton by Colonel j. Thomas Sobar,
Ia the English, and Colonel Frederick
Scheutzen Park. '"'
Mr.. John Austin Stevens will d.l,ve,
IN address Oh "rhe Surrender of Yort'
town." before the Historical Societv'
Tuesday, OcI. IL. : Morning -Parsd. n
no Order OF Free anu Acc.ptsd
Masous, Knights TempIar, and the puh.
has aud privale school CDR ldr.n.
Tuesday afternoon -Meutink of tho
Hisiorical Society at the Academy n,
duslc, with GRAFTON, tableaux an nnsic
The tabl1aux viii represent the countr,
IN possession OF the Indians; The settle
ment OF gilmore, and Baltimore a,
the present day.
"Wednesday, Odt. 1a-Parade OF III,
ivy ""'' Nio'biuR mlIidEy organ.
ztions, Guy and vi-iliug fire depart.
ment", police department.. letter Carriers
and telegraph messenger boys.
THURSDAY, Oct. l4.--Parade Of the
Catholic knights anu all benevolent. r,
hPious, social. medical and temperapa,
societies and orders.
Friday, DC 10 Parade of Ind.psnd
snt Order Of Odd-Fellews, Kuig6ls O.
pithias, Red Men, Harugaii, "A 81 taso phs
knights Of the Golden eagle, Ind,
pendent order OF Mechanics, Druids
loyal Aroaninm. Heights of Houor an,
all OF her seer ct orders and societies.
Saturday, Oct. 1B.-Parade of co!ore,
Masons, aud all cUlored social and b
aevoient organ, CATIONS, societies aud or
| ders. -. "
tuesday, OF. l9-G. neral illuminat
OF the city and pyrotechuic display |.
COMMUNICATION OF the l5Olh anni versar
OF the founding OF Biltimore City an
OF the 9Hth Anniversary II the suriende
OF Lord Corn wallis at Yorktown.
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WASHINGTON, September 27.-The
consul OF the United States AT Lyons,
France, informs the Department of State
that the cereal crop OF France, Of this
year, will amount to 102, 10000 hecto-
liter, the average yield. In 1873 the
crop amounted to 95,0O0,000: but last
year 1t wa, only S2,0O0,000 hectoliters.
The present crop is Of an exception ally
GOOD quality; nevertheless, there will be
large demand for American wheat. In
Germany the cereal crop is a mediocre
one, and in Russia somewhat q failure.
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BALrlMoRE's md
l50Tm ANS, VEL

PREPARATIONS ;.1 TO cr,
w l5OTH ASSl VEL
Nv WsAsnINaroS, sea,
Mayor Latrobr GGtapIY
ana Collector TLo %enc1
were IN this civ i'O% mas 4
members oi thy t Te'lay I
e Gu at the forthc T"uiO.I
Of the l5Oth ann mi U',..asl
Element N OF that ,t'' ri,r \
on Commodore I Je s1iE /
tary of the NavyI,a1,u,d1 S "a
eral United States le,'O m as1
m inc home squadron be- ~', Y
To.f' to take part in If Ibs'
commodore con Jcllcrss i i"Sl
Una lhat the vessels which IN, \
Die Die, at Hampton Roads 1r,j,, \
review would be V ord..
more more for the purpose o,e', !
stated that a detacb bpe |
Would We" also be sent to n
me celebration. T n y
delegation then cal I''G
Drum and asked ior
United nr,ii', States iro %,
~ um said that the Iro
Mcllenry would he o VIZ
that ifpossible the a ARMY
otherwise Representa- "
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD SUITS
DECIDED.

MEMPHIS, Sep. 27.-Judge Withie,
before whom the State bond case was
lried, has dedecided that none of the
roads, whether foreclosed or not, are
subject to any lieu in favor of holders OF
the Tennessee State bonds, and dismiss
ing the bills in all cases. There were
The suits instituted by the holders of
Tennessee States liable Tor portion OF
The States debt amounting TO $25, 000,-
600.
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BOB INGERSOLL NOT SAN
GI1INE

CHICAGO, Sept. 2G.-Col. Robert
6. lngersoll, when in Chicago the
first OF last week, expressed grave
doubts OF his party carrying Indiana.
Last evening he returned from max
ing series of Republican speeches
in that State, and says the meetings
were among the largest and most en-
thusiastic he ever attended.
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FIRE IN A COTTON MILL.

The alarm of fire about 2 20 this
afternoon, was caused by the ignition
of a large quantity of cotton in the
picking room of the Star Mill, Mint b
and Walnut ttreets.
The fire burned quite rapidly for a
few minutes, but as sUon as the firemen
broke in the windows the flames were
soon extinguished.
The employees hastily left the build
ing. The amount Of damage cannot be
ascertained.
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DUNN IN OFFICE.

Ex-U. S. Marshal join M. Dunn,
of this city, is again a Federal Office
holder, having recently been APP
pointed special agent of the Inter
ior Department. His district COM
prises the lower portions of Ala
bama and Louisiana.
Thomas Allen was nominated for
Congress yeterday by the Democrats
of the Third Missouri District.
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James Oliver Wright, cashier of the
late Civil Sheriff Gaulhreaux, of New
Orleans, was arrested last evening on
The charge of embtzzling S83 900 900
In transfer CLAIMS due the city and va
u'd At $40 600. lie Is also charged
with having cOnniVed at the emhezzle-
ment Of S24 800, converted by Gauthreaux
10 his own use.
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SPOKE AT COATESVILLE.

Charles b. Lore, Esq, of this city,
addressed large Democratic meeting
at Coatesville, Chester county, Pa on
Saturday evening. His speech was
attenlively listened to and created a
favorable impression on the minds of
the audience.
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A MISPLACED SWITCH.
CARS CONTAINING SOLDIERS THROWN
FROM THE TRACK.

SAN Francisco, September GA
special excursion train from Sacrament
to, having on board The LIST Regiment
Of Infantry, California National Guard
was thrown from the track at Oakland
Bridge by misplaced switch. The
locomotive and tender were ditched
and the engineer, who remained in the
cab to put on the air brakes, was
drowned. The fireman was saved from
drowning by a soldier. AN the SOL
diers we're more or less bruised, and
one of the band men was severely cut.
The car which contained the band
men is suspended over the edge of the
bridge and tine other cars are lying on
their sides.
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WILMINGTON, Del, s

Sealed propOS Is will be
box In the tily Council ehI
7 80 p. M, Thursday, OGtODe
grading the b d Of Tenth sl
Pine and Bennett streets,
material u be removed !ssoI
which IL 10 be takel and
Head street between Twtll
dever Avenue. The vork
the direction Of the street
\ bond with surely ia ~
hundred dOlla's mus sGcOl
proposal for the good iilln
rhe City Council reserve vi
Ject any or all bids. Ah u
pr, perry signed, s-aled ~ ~
Proposals for Grading
For further Information spBI
sep s-tocl7, Street loll
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The County Democrats.
POLITICAL NOTES PROM INV CATTLE
AND APPoQuINIMIHK.

Company A. Hancock anl Englisl
Club, # New Castle hundred, will hold
m imInep.e mse'iDg Tomorrow evenin.
In ter Wig"am "u Ninth street. All
the mem ers are r. q lested TO be present
thns" who's" names are upon the lisl
viii be turni h ii with uniforms If called
for and the remainder will be given out
o hose who names have bean added
since the 18th inst. On Monday next
the bmldtng will he dedicated, aud
hessrs. Whiteiey, Gray aud TUT er wi
It is said, be IN hand and speak.
Appnquinim nix Hundred Democrat.
| will holi grand mass meeting al
Townsend, on TUESDAY evening, Oct
| l9h, at which NJ essrs. WhiLeler, GRAY
| and Turner are expected to speak.
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DROPuSALS FOR GRADE
l. OFFICE or THE sTRgA
MISSIONER, No.
WILMINGTON, DEL,

Sealed propos lis will he ID
Dox in the City Cuui ell u
Thursday. OCTOBER IN, lM
ShallcTuss A venue helNted
Unoin streets. The amoud
to be removed is about I'd
which is b. be taken and q
where wl;hil five squares
Commiss lNncr may dir-cf.
security In the sum Of tl9 h
pany each Ir0poSal as a
the good faith Of the biiGl
Council reserve the right l0I
all bids. Al bids must
signed, sealed aud e' dOr
for Grading Shal cross n
further information apply u
l.. ri
sep2Stoct7. Street Cod
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We have one lot gros gr tin Black silks
g incnes wide at B21zo, THIS cannot fall
10 prove very attratLve ~ those wishing
cheap black NJ X. We have also opened
every grade o. our Justly celebrated Gul-
net Black silks from OIL 70 to 1850
NOTE.-AfLer ten years experience we
have found those silks ~ give more gen.
eIal sati> facion than any other make we
nave ever sold
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SPECIAL NO1I
A CARD, /

To all VINO are suiicrln,
rors and indiscretions Of y,l
weakness. early decay, lo.,
Nc, ] Will send a recipe lhatl
FREE OF CHARGE. This
WAS discovered by a mll,lo1
America. Send a self.qddreX
u the REV. IossPm +. lyyu
NeiD York Gu. Mayl
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....'s....'s'ss...'' 'sss''sss' ss''s'''s''.'.
TABLE DAMASK AND DOYLIES.

Notwithstanding our stock OF these
goods is alre tdy large we ared llly adding
more 10 II. Our bargains for this week Ia
this department will be
One lot OF wash iOwels............ SC. each
Turkish towels. ..l2l3c.
100 dozen buck towels 20 by ~
lnches At...... ........,.........EDc.
This department also contains lutte
table covers, white Jacquard and MaTsei-
!es quilts, white aud rod daniRsk table
covers and napkins.
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FOURTH EDITION
indications for n

ImaicsssI ems for To-day.
Cooler, partly cloudy weather, light
rains, sontheily to westerly winds slight
all followed by rising barometer.
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WIN. KENNARDs co.

Desireo call especial attention 10
their stock Of
BODY BRUSSELo,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
SPLY INGkAlN ms, o,.,ys
EXTRA SUPER INGRAlNS'
MEDIUM AND Low PRICED lNGkAiNss
RAG AND HEMP CARPETS.
Toeelhsr with : large stock OF
DRUGGETs, .....4
CUtDA MATTlNGS,
LINOLhU M,
OIL CLOTHS.
RUGS and MATS.
EorR visit to / department will
nav. as our prices are unusually low. our
assortment large and the very newest de-
signs.
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BLANK ETS.
Bought directly from the manuflc-
turers In Maine.

NoTE We feel that 1t IN only necessary
In referring TO our blankets 10 say that
they are the same goods we have been
selling for several years Buying them
directly from the man facturers gives us
great advantages in making our prices.
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......'..s.'..
BLUE FLANNELS.

Owing To the great demand Tor these
gods We h I'VE bought largely and
have made how prices which
viii bs very percoptible
10 buyers.
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SO pieces OF cent PRINTS in desirable
styles and fat colors.
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iHIRD EDITION
HANCOCK POSTMASTER DE-
tfee POSED.

81 MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Sept. 27;-H.
q W. McKooI, who was a gallant Union
soldier, has been Postmaster at Long
Eddy, Delaware County, for sever al
years. A few weeks ago he received a
circular from the Republican National
Committee asking him TO contribute a
percentage OF his meagre salary 10 the
bribery and corruption fund oil thaI
y parry. He didnot respond. Soon after,
n" ward be received a more pressing call
nv for funds from the same source wi
- McKoon had made up his mind to vote
10 for Hancock, He refused TO contribute
to the Republican campaign fund. A
f,w days ago he received notice from
Washington that he was dismissed from
the Government service as Postmaster
lat Long Eddy.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-28
PERSONAL.

Senator Bayard has returned TO VIE
mington.
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