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The daily gazette., 1880-10-20
Local LtneS.

John McCaulley, while assisting to
load an engine on freight car at the p,
w. a. B. X. X. freight depot, yesterday
afternoon, caught his hand between one
OF the wheels and the brake, cutting il
quite severely. DR.. 7. A. Brown dress
ed the wound.
At special meeting of the S. p. C.
A. Mrs. Edw. Bringhurst, Mrs. Sarah
Bringhurst, Miss Annie Semple and
Austin Harrington, Esq, were chosen
delegates 10 the meeting of the Inter
national Humane Association, to be
held in Philadelphia, November IT.
The Republican League gave another
sciopticau exhibition of funny pictures
and funny tariff utlerances, at Fourth
and Market streets, last night. II still
refrained from announcing that Garfield
was free-trader.
Before Justice Brady, last night, Mary
l. zzie Carpenter, COL, had Mary Tobias,
col, aIralgned on a charge OF assault
and battery. Before the hearing was
over it was learned that Tobias had al
ready been arrested and fined for the
same offense at the instance of the plain
tiff, whereupon the Squire dismissed the
case and committed the plaintiff to jail
for the costs.
The u. 8. Court naturalized over q
dozen foreigners, yesterday afternoon.
The Grand Lodge OF Delaware, Knights
of Pythias, is in session at X. of p
Hall, this city, to-day.
Fanny Woods was fined So and costs,
by ESQUIRE Brady, last night, for COM
miltlne an assault and battery Oh Mary
Walker.
The transparency Of the German Fair,
in the Herdman building, on east Fourth
street, caught fire, last evening, but was
extineuished before any damage was oc-
casioned.
The u. S. steamer Arbutus is on thu
ways at Enoch Moore's shipyard, under
going repairs.
The cornerstone OF the new House
hold of Faith church will be laid this
attei noon.
The case of John W. Griffith against
James Leach, one of Opera House ush-
ers, which was fully described in yester-
days GAZETTE, came off before Esquire
Bertoleitp, last Mig t, ani was dismissed
Il being proved that Leach was simply
carving out the rules of the Opera
House in requiring Griffith to remove
his hat.
During the Republican Leagues ex-
hibiton at Fourth and Market streets
last night, man in the audience was
attacked by fit. No wonder.
Henry Stoeckle won three bottles o
VINE and a ham at the German fail
wheel of fortune, last night.
The Garfield Veterans will 60 to West
| Chester, tonight.
A special train OF six cars left thi:
city, last night for Townsend, where &
grand Democratic mass meeting wa
held.
On Monday next w. McVaugh anC
B. Pierce will contest pigeon shooting
match with Charles David and j. En-
triken, at Centerville, this county, To-
$50 q side.
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LETTER FROM FREDERICK.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the Gazette.

LAUNcH-CANNING-
Correspondence of the Gazette.
FREDERIcA, DEL, Oct, 18, 1880.
On Saturday last N. Lank launched
at this place three masted schooner
of 450 tons owned by Governor Hall
and son, (Jno. w. Hall, Jr.) The
vessel was christened the Abbie Ii.
Gheen, in honor Of the wife of her
captain, w. IL. Gheen, of Port Eliza
beth, N. j.
This vessel makes the thirty-third
(33) owned solely and in part by Gov
ernor Hall. Their aggregate tonnage
is $4,000 tons, ranging from 100 to HOO
tons each. 80 of them were built in
Delaware by our mechanics, out of the
best Della ware white oak, which is con-
sidered second best material for
strength and durability to the live oak
of Florida. The Governor finds vessel
property the best Investments he can
make Mr.. Lank is already receiving
material for another schooner to be
owned exclusively by Governor Hall,
and as soon as he delivers the one just
launched will commence work on it.
Ii will be commanded by Capt. Queen.
S, w. Hall, fruit packer, is about
closing up for the season his canning
business. He has packed about 80O,-
600 three pound cans of tomatoes, be-
sides some other fruit; made and sold
several hundred thousand cans to
neighboring cannerles. He proposes
to erect large cannery at Leipsic,
Del, in another year. He has already
with Capt. Jno. Tomilson bought a
new schooner now nearly ready to
launch at Milford for the trade of new
factory at Leipsic. If he does not sell
the plant of the cannery here he will
have it operated under competent
foreman.
Mr.. G. Rodgers another fruit packer
of this place, as well as Mr.. Hall, are
selling and delivering their goods as
fast as they are put up.
Politics are getting lively. The
Democrats are fully alive to the i'm
portance and responsibility of this cam
paign and are and aoiU be aIaoays ready
to combat their opponents on any is
sues they make. The Radicals mod
estly (?) threaten to inundate old Sus-
sex with money from abroad. To be
forewarned is to be forearmed. Before
the ides of November have come they
will be reminded that 'there is many
a Slip" &c. S.
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IAN Additional ono Per Cent"

The Republican Committee Issues an
address TO Off ce. olders Teml mlndlnK them
OF the great VIGtUry i'll lndianI anu call
ING on them to make new eXertiOus for
November, and to send "an additional
one per cent" Of the salaries 10 the tTea-
surer to assist the good cause.
There could be no grAver slgn OF the
immortality, the decNdeRre OF our poll
tics, than an appeal Of this kind. The
men who are to give this monaV are oth
ui als with small salaries. The men who
are 10 spendii arc p0luoians, 1ffi fice-seek-
srs, buinmers who live on politics and
who will undoubtedly apply large part
OF it to their own purposes. The use or
money In politics in = moderate, fair
0Ay, Ia not wrong. Many things during
A canvass must be done which requires
money. But there is nor county AT q
tovIship In the land whore the people
themselves ars not able to tato care n
their own elections and pay the expen-
Ass. This raising OF money In large
SUNG aud sending IL INTO close states Is
not honest. IL Is corruption In the worst
form.
TIN, demsnd also sounds cariously In
tbe rapnbloan "morap canvass. The
oountry musr be saved from the free
traders-"an additional one per cent"
The Union mnst be rescued from the re-
bal briRadiers-"an additional one per
cant" The business Interests ofthe coun-
try must not be emp9rilled by change
ian additional one per cent" The rights
of the negro must be sustalned-..an an cd
ditional one pea ceut." We want non
eary aud purity in high plao's-'hh al
ditlonal ono per cent"
Imagine an appeal OF this kind 10 the
dpys OF Washington or Adams: IN. T.
Heruld
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FIRST EDITION.
The Firemen OF.
THE WATER WITCH AND FAME START
ON THEIR MARYLAND TRIP.

THE WATER WITCH AND FAME START
ON THEIR MARYLAND TRIP.
After making short and separate street
parades, the members of the Water
Witch and Fame S. r. L. Companies,
of this city, assembled at The depot, al
o O'Clock, last evening, ready to embark
on their long g,talked-of trip to Hagers-
town aud Frederick, Maryland.
The Water Witch delegation comprised
forty-two men, with Councilman Joseph
K. Adams as Chief Marshal, and John
Is. Ginder, Frank Stout, John Porter,
John Taggert, p. j. Babcock and An
drew Dougherty as assistants. They
were accompanied by the Brennan
Band, of Philadelphia, twenty pieces.
The Fame delegation numbered fifty,
with Councilman Vim. IL. Blake, Chief
Marshal, and Harry Sharpley, J. c.
Wigslesworth and Leighton Grimes as
aids. They wero accompanied by the
Washington Gray's band, OF Phila-
delphia, twenty pieces.
The train started at 9:25 O'Clock, amid
the cheers Of the two or three hundred
friends who had assembled to see the
boys leave. There were four passenger
cars and one fiat car, the latter carrying
the engines of the two companies. A
stowaway was discovered under thu
Water Witch engine, but he was put of
at French street.
The train proceeded first to Hagers-
town, at which place the programme
was a grand parade in the morning, a
lunch at four O'Clock in the afternoon
and afterwards the sights OF the aQrcul
tural fair in progress there, and a ball il
the evening. AT O'Clock tomorrow
morning they start for Frederick, IL
which city they will be the guests of The
Junior and United Companies, who
visited this city several months ago
They will be Hospitality entertained helt
until Friday morning, when they will
start for home, arriving here at 6:3C
o'clock in the evening. They will b,
received by the Friendship, and a shoi
street parade will be given, in which
nearly all the companies will partici
pate.
Harry Sharpley, Esq, President o
City Council, accompanies the Fame
and ex-City Treasurer Francis Tincen
the Water Witch, to do the orstorlca
honors of the occasion.
The route and formation of the recep
tion parade OH Friday evening, is as fol
lows: Phoenix form on Market street
right resting on north side Of Eleventh
street; Friendship and guests form OIL
Eleventh street, right resting on tn
west side OF Market; IN Market t.
Tenth, to Tatnall, to Ninth, to King, t.
Thirteenth, to Market, to Second, u
Orange, to Front, to French
to Fourth, to Poplar, to Fifth, to Wal
nut, to Sixth, TO French, to Fourth, L
Shipley, to Seventh, to West, to Fourt
to Jackson, to Front, to Tatnall, to Sec
ond, open order and dismiss.
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THE MEETING To-NIoHr.-Demo-
Gratis should attend the meeting in the
Grand Opera House tonight. They
will be addressed by Hon. ELI SAuLs-
BURY, who will be followed by RoBT.
EMMETT MONAGHAN, Esq, of West
Chester. These gentlemen are learned
and able; and those who at and may
expect to be on ertained in pleasant
and profitable way. All are invited.
Let the house be a crowded one, for
none who can attend should. fail to
learn the truth of the questions that
now agitate the public mind on the
political questions involved in the
campaign.
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GREETING TO BISHOP SCOTT.
HIS TowNsPEoPLE REMEMBER HIM ON
HIS BIRTHDAY.

HIS TowNsPEoPLE REMEMBER HIM ON
HIS BIRTHDAY.
Bishop Levi Scott, of Odessa, a few
days ago attained his 18th birthday,
whereupon his ueighbors and friends of
Odessa and vicinity, embracing nearly
the entire community, united in con-
gratulatOry letter which was handed tto
lim by Rev. w H. .Hutchin of the Odessa
NJ. e. Church. The letter was as fol
lows:
"ro BISHOP LEVI SCoTT-Dear Bishop
We have learned that this is the seven
ty-eighth anniversary OF your birth
aud we desire respectfully and affection
ately tn present our congratulations and
hest wishes We join with you in de-
v1ut thanksgiving 10 Him who has
wonderfully preserved you to this time
who has given you the privilege ot
great and extended welfare, and who
now supports you in your waiting time
May you ever feel in each moment Of
your life here the loving presence anC
comfort of Him whom you trust, may
your declining years glide into clearer
radiancy, and may you be ever conf
dent that when your eyes close on this
world they shall open on d glorious life
in which your heart shall lind all itt
treasures, and a holy curiosity grow
greater and stronger as that which at
tracts and feasts it eternally."
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A SPEECH FROM WALLACE.
THE PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR I
SPEAK AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

SPEAK AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
The handsome banner and flag pre-
pared by the Democratic ladies of
Wilmington, will be presented to the
Young Mems Democratic Club, at the
Grand Opera House, on Friday even
ing next. Hon. Edward L. Martin,
Representative in Congress from this
State, will make the presentation
speech, and the gift will be received
on behalf of the club by the President,
Harry Sharpley, Esq.
Afterwards the meeting will be adj
dressed by Hon. VIM. A. Wallace, the
distinguished Senator from the State
of Pennsylvania, who will speak on
the tariff and other issues of the cam
paign. Senator Wallace is one of the
most effective speakers in the country
and every workingman should hear
him. At this meeting the orches ira
chairs will be reserved for ladies and
their escorts.
To night, the Democratic mass
meeting in the Opera House will be
addressed by Hon. Eli Salisbury and
Robert Emmett Monaghan, Esq, of
West Chester. Every Democrat should
hear these distinguished champions of
Democracy.
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eur national Health IL Cause Of
Thanksgiving,

The past year has been particularly n
fortunat one as regards the health of the
Southern states a Il espec ally that of the
Gulf -tates. The plague of m odern times
The yellow fever has been fought and
yanauished, thanks greatly to The efsrs
of the late lanented lr. chopin. at the
n,taI Of New orleans. This institution
has been miraculously, as IL were, pre-
served in tile highest state of its tilciency
by the large revenues II annually re-
csiyes for twenty one years, coSl me nolng
lSiiS from the Louisiana State ( ottery
Company, about The grand monthly dis
tribution OF which all reformation will
he given on application by mail made To
York city, or same person at New Or
leans, La. oc20.
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Personal.

Gen. Walker is evidently in full posses
sion of his census.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe of Boston, is
seriously i'll at Portsmouth, r. l.
4 Berlin dispatch announces that
Prince Hohenlohe, who has been seriously
i'll, is better.
Chief Justice Edward G.. Ryan, of the
Wisconsin Supreme Court, died al hi.
residence, at Madison, yesterday.
Frederick Swab has received $1,000
from Sarony for the exclusive privilege
of photographing Bernhardt in America.
The family of Gen. Sherman have re-
turned from their summer residence in
Pennsylvania to their winter home in
Washington.
"King Alfonso spends his mornings
in reading newspapers" Notably the
paragraphs beginning: "a healthy male
infant for adoption"
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HE WAS AT HOME.

The Republican papers having stated
that Wesley Neal, who lives at 80 E.
Seventh street, was shot at Ninth aud
Walnut streets, during the riot on sat
urday night, the GAZETTE questioned
why he should 90 to this partitular point
when the parade was TO pass almost by
his door. Mr.. Neal states that he has
been nisreuresented, as he received his
wound Oh Walnut street, above Sevei th,
by the accidental discharge of pistol
i'm the hands OF a white man who was
going to join the fray.
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COLONEL HENRY Mccormick, Of
Harrisburg, says the Timos, whose letter
on politics and the tariff is elsewhere
printed, rcpre.ens one of the largest
iron interes 5 in the State, and thus has
some right to speak about the tariff,
while, as the bro her-ln-law OF bena,or
Cameron, he may be supposed TO have
some knowledge CT politics also. He
Is not IN the least alarmed at The free
trade bugaboo.
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A MARYLAND TRAGEDY.

In Carroll county, Md, last Tuesday,
NJ IIton Picket aDd his daughter Martha,
armed with revolvers, sailed out to
compel Luthe Picket, second cousin of
Martha, to marry that girl, he, as alleged
having betrayed her. Luther refused,
whereupon Milton and his daughter
fred several shots at the young man
The latter returned the fire, fatally
wnupding the girls father, who died on
Thursday. Luther escaped.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20
A CROWD,

A large crowd Of negroes assembled
around National Hall, last night, say
ing they understood there was to be a
Democratic parade aud that the hall
was to be attacked.
y The police went down and soon per-
shaded the crowd that there was no
cause for alarm, and they dispersed,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20
CHEAP FUEL.

The Wilmington Coal Gas Company
have now On hand large quantity OF
very fine coke, which they are selling
at six cents per bushel. This gives
people a good fuel much cheaper than
coal at the present prices. Orders may
he left at the company's Office, N. Il.
oorner Third and Shipley streets'or at
the GAS works foot of Madison street.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a writ of Second Plus.
Venditloni Exponas to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. CURRINDER,
In the village of Christiana. White Clay
Creek hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, on
MONDAY,
The Sth day of November, 1880,
at 10 o'clock a. M, the following described
real estate, viz
A lot OF land situated near Ogletown, in
White Clay Creek hundred. New Castle
county, bounded as fol ows, to wit: On
The north by lands of Dennis Nowlin and
George Al lien on the east by lands OF VIM.
r. Smailey, on the south by lands of
samuel p. Alrich and James r, Q. Old
ham, on the west by lands of Dennis
Nowlin, containing IA acres OF land more
or less, with frame house and stable
thereon erected.
Siezed ard takeninto execution as the
property OF George Carter, and to he sold
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, October 49,
1880, Qct2Q-eodts
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FATAL SHOOTING.

On Saturday afternoon VIM. Dew
inc. AGED 16 years, son of Rev. I. s.
Dewing. residing about four miles from
Centreville, Queen Anne's county
Md, was accidently shot and killed
He was out cunning with two compan-
ions, and while handing gun across
a ditch to one of them it accidentally
discharged, and the contents entered
his stomach, causing almost instant
death,
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CONGRESSMAN MARTIN, and Soma

CONGRESSMAN MARTIN, and Soma
tor WALLACE, of Pa, will address the
Young Mems Democratic Club, in the
Opera House ON Friday night. The
Democratic ladies will present the
club with handsome flag through
Mr.. Martin. 1t will bo received
by Mr.. Sharpley. A general invi-
tation is extended. The chairs
will be reserved for the ladies and their
escorts.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20

THE TIDE OF negro emigration, which
a few months ago was from North Caro-
IIna to Indiana, Is now from Indiana to
North Carolina. This Is significant in a
large degree. 1t would bs distressing,
however, If so many of these misguih-
cd colored people hurried back to North
Carolina to vote az to leave the Eepub-
leans OF Indiana with INSULT cieDt
strength to carry the State in November.
Times
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20

sISs sIsiniI 1oi George II, Fox, do horo,u
s4 Of r6s r6'Ee G,at thai shall aooly W nereby ta ,bs
y Pe.csa us Ccurt Of General pia sess,oe 20 ene
EaDe,'ssss amt Jail DelIyervo sessions %s ,hs
E'abti ee,, on Monday the e 18th odunty da y,
|spsa Ir,n, inn A. b, 1880, for = l,nense .. me
ooi b'.tIe., bbete in the city DIN Of Nsw as ra me y.
MO- cou"ifll.c c,flct No. IS, New weG Gass,e Sas,
|sAe pryilat.y and State asorasst., sst.e
a sl1Tge e.s Of selling intnxics,,na; tsl1resaid;
I'm On t}boanlies tba than one onrrailhG onar, Y
Es,splcslIosn G,ltln,ns reoom mn mend eoi ah ihe
~ CHM 'eWlt'
SSSlsland. ] M. Housein an.
w0Nifrlsor Joseph Yarnall.
(Apmner l. VI, Chase,
HVs, James Wnmot,
|2 rIatt, l.. f.. Eliason.
|9 9gasyne. acob Deakyne,
=" 'al,t, npd. pjdas. T. Eliason.:
GEORGE H. FOX,
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9aily Sasstts.
bays Question.

E,s, your fall clothes are
\. .hom That's the ques-
+ hundred places invite
,.,,ipits own way. They
1, III assume that you can
Y t,on a variety of gar
|. what will satisfy you
r. to fitness and wear
|, ,suno that you will SO
|. nav your meney, and
,opt the clothes
k,bouse offers you the great
.i.ty to choose from ; the
\, bighly developed system
Inspecting and mark
Ihp which you may reason
IaPect the best work and
security that the ma
re what they are sold
| oj the most liberal terms
viz, that you have the
h. return everything unin-
Ei,fa examination at home
prat Of your choice.
Ia such advantages you ex-
b find perhaps prices high
| You are not perhaps, good
gl Judge to be certain a; but
Irrss are said to be low, if
.. lowest of all. Suppose
rn the higher you will
n the clothes, if you find
aye cost too much.
hy then to-day a $50 bus
! nit, and a $40 overcoat
bok at like cloths else
h. Its not SO difficult as
think tojudgo of clothing, if
1 9 tho right way about it.
/ WMAMAKER 4 BRowN.
anL Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA
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THE MARTIN CLUB.

The members of the e. L. Martin n
Club of the Ninth Ward are requested
to meet at headquarters, thus evening
at 7 o'clock, fully equipped, for the @ pur-
nose of participating in the grand Dem
o.ratic rally at Rockland.
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GREECE WILL GO IT ALONE.

LONDON, October 19.-Greece tele-
graphs England that if the powers fail
to aid her, she will occupy Thessaly.
The Hon. Mr.. Washburne and Gov
ernor Ward sailed from Southampton
on the steamer Moselle for New York
Lo.daY.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20

MIR. WILLIAM r. GRACE, who has
been selected by the Two wings of the
New York Democracy as the union can
didate for mayor, is spoken OF in the
highest terms even by his political OPP
pouents. He is a merchant Of extern
sve business connections and a gentle
man Of large capacity and the loftiest
integrity.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20
ABROKEN LEG.

At II. F. Pickles iron foundry, yester-
day afternoon, Ii. b. Mcdaniel, a car
penter, while walking on board laid
across some rafters, fell TO the ground a
distance of eighteen feet and broke his
left leg. DR.. O!le reduced the fracture.
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KICKED TO DEATH.

Thursday last, Mr. john T. Chance, OF
Caroline County, Nd, was kicked in the
abdomen by a Visions mare and injured
so badly that he died in about twelve
hours thereafter
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20

NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer IN the marvel Of the age for all
Nerye Diseases. All fits stoppal ties;.
Seuu w ''i oct 20-1y
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HANCOCK,
The Great Soldier-Statesman.
Meetings to Come or.

WEDNESDAY. Oct. Goth, s p. m, at the
Grand Opera House. Speakers, Hon.
Ell salisbury and Robt. E. Monaghan.
Esq. OF West Chester, Pc.
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We notice that Tom, Dick aud Harry
are now appearing with their grandfath-
ers recipes for coughs, etc., and seeking
fortune through advertising, but the
people know the value of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup and will take no other.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20
Meetings Tonight.
ESDAY

WEDN ESDA Y.
Hope Lodge, No. s, !. o. O. f.
Champion Lodge. No. ., X. OIL
Oriental Lodge, No. l3, X. of p.
Morning Star Division, NO. =, ,. o, L.
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THE FAIR.

Don forget to go to the fair of the
German Library Association tonight.
Some valuable articles will be CHANGED
off there. The fair is held at the Herd
man building, No. East Fourth street.
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WASAMAKER 4 BRowN.
GAIL Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA

ElE-l, c. B. Duugherty, do hereby
EnaoIlce that sh all apply tn the
dthe LO 4rt Of General Sessions
faeeahd jail Delivery OF the State
isaie, 10 and for the county OF
Rs, 90 N nday, the 18th day OF
les, It belns the f1rst day Of the
e'd Term, A. y, 1880, for a license
"a loo or ayer known as the
aoEl HOUSE." In ChrlstianA Hd.,
4iuIcr Nos, Band 10 county aud
t'alldWll the privilege ofselling
AAas liquors In less quantities
hia4r', 10 be drunk On the prem =
~ we '0lidwlng respectable citi-
N'An.nd The said application to
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20
NEW ADVERTlsEMENTs.

NKTANTED.-A respectable and WELL
w known professor of this city wants
TO board with a res pectable family, where
instruction and tutorship would be con-
sidered an equivalent for board.
Address, INSTRUCTOR
oct2O-tf Gazette once.
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octls-3ts

TOTICE.-I, William Morris, do
IN hereby give notice that l shall apply
TO the Judges of the Court OF General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the state of Delaware, Ia and for the
County of New Castle, on Monday, Nov
ember l5 being the first day of the Nov
sell Intoxicating liquors In quantities not
less than one half gallon, not to be drunk
on the premises, lat my store, Clinton street,
Delaware City, in schooI districts, Nos.
so and 70, Red Lion Hundred, county
and State aforesaid, and the follow
Ing citizens of said school districts recon-
mend the said application to wit:
F.. A. Pennington, VIM. A. Jester,
N, Geo. Price, VIM. Davidson,
John Armour, Israel Helms,
j. r. Pennington, James M. Jester,
John Vanhekle, NJ. Mulligan.
I. T. Vail, II. w. Bigger,
VIM. g. Carson, j. w. Hudson,
|. Hunter, ". McMunn.
octl9-3t, WIN. NORRIS.