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You are asked every day through the
columns Of newspapers and by your
Druggist to use something for your
Dyspepsis and Liver Complsipt that
you ksow nothing about. You yet dis
courssed spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts.
feCtory proof that GREENS AUGUST
FLowER will .curs you Of Dyspepna
and Liver Complaint with ell its eff
feets. such 40 Sour Stomach. Sick,
Headache. Hsbitusl Costiyeness. Pal
pitation of the Heart, Heartburn,
Watsrbrash. Fuliness At the Pit Of the
Stomach. Yellow Skin. Coaf1d, Tongue,
Indigestion. SWIMMING Of the Head.
Low Spirits. 30, Ne ASK you 10 20 to
your Druggists and get Sample Bot
tie of GRgEN's AUGUST FLowEn for 10
cents and try il. or . regular, size for
Is cents. Two doses will relieve you.
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CELEBRATION IN TINS CRY. Mon.
DAY NEXT, jelly 5rH.-Tbe ladies' Of
the n E Church have completed their
arrangements for . lunch on July 5th,
at Ksaoh's Hall (nsar the Decide ntal
Hotel). and dinner ut Yesler's Hall,
from 6 to u o'clock Pm. Strawber
ries and ice cream extra. 4 cordial in
sitstion is extended to all TO cali and
take refreshments.
By Ordsr Of Committee
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A Cssnpless CHs1,
lo2 BAee Sa.nrrRoIr. Mich.
July ltth. 1879.

H. H. WARNER b Co.. Rochester, N.
Y.-0KNTLxNEN: - About five years
since ! was taken With On affection Of
the liver. which gradually developed
itself into chronic liver coeplsint. i
tried nsmesou. remedies without re-
csiving any benefit. asd I-.gavs upall
hope Il ever being Tsssersd 70 sound
health. when = friend reeonmseded ne
TO try Wasnsrs Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. ! procured il. and strange, to
rslsts. after using two bottles. felt my
system undergoing great change
which ended in . complete cure. and
have had no rstusn OF The disease since.
Very respectfully yours,
. s e. w. NRFF.
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LAUNCHED The yacht bails in ths
Mitchell shipyard ~ss lsuneAsd last
evening, asa nov rides the wave =
buoysst - . shiag u lie. The lsaeth
Of this cssft 10 - fese Z inches. and. II
Ne are Dot nistaksa. she i the hieessE
u The nsst a sail yschts nov % tAs
Sound. She viii b sloop riesed, and
will carry ~ imossss Spsssd ef san.
vasA Seattle" b Tie sams gives this
new ssd hAaasome eSeh
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Pickle TopAY.-At OK o'clock this
norning . picnic train will lsave Ssat-
lie Tor Rcntos. under ths saspioes Of
Harmony Lodge Ma 8 K. Of p.
6mith's beautiful gssdsns have bsen
specially srsAsgsd tsr the recsptioa At
all who join In the sxcursioa and pic
MIC. A cordial invitation 10 sxsesdsd
to svvryoAe whs wishes 10 20. and
large crowd sud good tiss may bs ex.
peGted For farther passieslars read
the sdysrtissasnt u another Ooluun.
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SOCIETY BALL OonGMirrHHs.- Tbs
C,snmittess Of Che SOCIETY Ball 10 bs
gwen in the Op-ra Hou-s on the svsa-
ing 1T July let. ~ill be 40 follows:
tioor G mulists~-C.ps Geo ID Hill.
q NJ R.sin. O o D~nny. 8 Fr.usnthsl
aud VA Jssninga R~ospsion Con.
,sitt~e-Jamss McNausht. Col " G
squire. h g Seruve. g Pencils and
Go, W Harris.
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NV RANx.-An endowment rank
Vas Instituted in Harmony Lodge No.
8 Knishts Of Pythiaa. last Saturday
evening. with twenty charter membsrs.
The object At this rank j. Ia iasuss the
lives IL the nsDbsrs the ssme - 10
done 10 the Workmsn's organization.
tho Gully difference being that the psli-
ciss are nor three thousand dollars in
stead VI too thousand dollars. The
new rank 10 becoming very popular.
and many have already spplied for I'D
mission. The officers elected Saturday
evening were H A Bigslow. Pr~sid~pt;
90 Denny, Vice President; Gardner
Kellogg. Secretary and Treasurer; H
Hsl'hower. Chaplain; Chas Spaaldiag.
Guide; Geo r Finn. Guard, L n Rob-
bins, Sentinel.
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THK OvKRFLow.-rhs last two or
thr"s days Skagit hiss bssn owe, its
banks near The mouth. The hot weath.
er melted the snow in the moantsins,
esasihg whatis known - June frssh-t.
II j. ssldom indeed, ou our short Pug u
Sand rivers. thss any harm 10 caused
by these frssheis The one Ut this ssa :
sss. though. 10 greater than ever before
knowu. About t~o thousand acres Of
grsiu lAnds are submsrxed. dykes ara
supposed tn b brokso. and consider able
damage. the extent Of which cannot yet
b approximately oonjectured. Tbs
Chshslis 10 the last boat from the river.
When she left Sank City yesterday
morning, the Skaxit wss big river as
far up - that point. and VAS rapidly
risiax. II three days it had raised
three fsst. and night before last raised
IL inches
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VEssHLs AT BLAxgLv.- ship
Otago. Capt Geo Boyd. and schooosR
Cynthia ,rbsyer. Capt wheeler, are Il
presef ~ 4hly revsol1. q Ppst DlAhs-
y. fSsy 50 6osk lasdsa .nd siIl .
70 sea this evening a. .toqAesrau nega.
ing. Several other vessels ars sxpoct-
81 1t any time. ~. =. = : sss
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We 9 { a!sA

SHsRNAN HYDE i Co Pscihc Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey ssd Standard Orgsas. Rs Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN, HYDE s. Co., !
aug3l-dSwiy San Prancisoo.
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the Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BsEa. you will always 6nd 8 the
Conoosdia Hall. on Nil street. not
only the best Of homo made. bot also
The sxcsllent Humboldt L4esf Beer.
Also imported bser 10 quar-. or pint
bottles. Boiled ham aad all Kinds of
enid lunches % orier.
FLA0s AND FIRH CRAcKERs. Csls-
brsts The Fourth in an spprnpriste
nsnsss b. psrcAasings firecrsok aad
AAgs of Young Plsnmes. They have
. hns stock. Just received.
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4 DtNNER Nessrs S,ruve
and MoNaught. Col Squire and Capt
Morse. with the party Of Engli.h
ofhcsrs and San Frsncisco ladies
already nentionsd in the6s columns.
went out, BY wagon. to Smiths Garden.
ct Rsnion. last Sunday. and had ons Of
thoss dinners that cansnt b. obtained
~ the ssru-fresh and thoroughly de-
lieioas. An episods In their trip res
driving Through the esseAovsd ooun.
try. for On that day the Duvamish
broke over lie lssks and in pisces
covered the road With wstef.
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0RAND LoD0x or WoRKxRN. "A
gentleman. . delegate to the Grand
Lodge Of Work~su, which was in see.
aion st Astoria last week. took the
censu. Of that belly by their A4iliaiion.
and found OF the delegates in attend
snc~, fairly ak 10 number, that 80 were
Odd Fellows. 10 were AasOns. and 10
were both Aas0ns snd Odd Fellows,
while seven only belonged 70 the 4 o.
U. w. alone A poiisieal csasas showsA
50 votes for Garfield and IL for Has
cock. while . vote Of all passsLgers on
the Bmita. including the abovs, re-
suited - Garfield 81. Hancock q.
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aoaAgaA III
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

THE ABUSE of the Board of Edu-
cation is characteristic of its source.
There never was a time when
the Board had IN it more than
one or two men who were
drunkards. When they met down
Shipley street, if we remember
rightly, DIR. Bullock was President,
and the Board had such gentlemen
as members as Mahlon Childs,
Anthony Higgins, c. Febiger, John
H. Moore, DIR. Grimshaw, H. M. Jen-
kins and others. The action of the
Board last night in the selection Of
our contemporary, of the Ne,os, as
President, did not look as if the new
members were lacking in good sense
if they are not as well educated as
members should be. We should
not wonder if the Board turned out
in the end to be both wise and
economical in its policy. We hope
they will at all events, and we shall
do what we can to encourage them
for the sake of the benefit they may
confer upon the good cause of which
they have the direction. After all a
great deal depends on the teachers.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

c HERIFF'S SALE.
By viftue of writ OF Levari Faeias
10 me directed, will be exposed to public
SALE at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
S4l shipley street, kept by Isaac c. Pyle
in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, DEL, on
TUESDAY. The llth Day OF MAY,
1880. At 2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land and three
story brick house thereon, situated In the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
sorlbed as follows, 10 wit: Beginning at
the westerly side of Jefferson street, De-
tween second and Third streets, a. the
distance OF bS feet from the norIherly side
Of Second street, thence westerly and
parallel TO second street 100 feet TO the
essterly side OF . three feet wide alley,
thence northerly along said side OF said
alley and parallel to Jefferson street %
feet to corner, thence easterly paralle ell
to Second street lL0 feet to the aforesa i'd
westerly side OF jefferson street, and
thence thereby southerly l6 feet 10 the
place of beginning. be the contents
thereof what they may.
heized and taken IN execution as the
property OF Israel V. Cornell, Trustee OF
Eliza Cornell. and Eliza Cornell mort
gagor and John =. Cornell, terre tenants,
and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Onice, New Castle, April 20
1901 Apr22eOdtS
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DJOURNED SHERIFF,s SALE

A DJOURNED SHERIFF's SALE.
"A BY virtue Of writ of Venditioni
Exponas, TO me directed, will be exposed
to public sale, at the
HOTEL OF WIN. b. CURRENDER.
In the village OF Christiana, in white
Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle county.
Delaware. ;
ON FRIDAY, the 7th Day OF Nav. A. n
1880. at 2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described real estate. viz.
a lot OF land situate In White Ciav
Creek Hundred, New Castle county. Deis-
ware. and bounded as follows: on tbe
nortn by lands of Dennis Newlin and
9eorge Allen, on the east by lands oi
william F.; Smailey. on the south by
lands OF William p. Alrich and Jam az
y. U. Oldham, on the west by lands nj
Dennis Newlin, containing II acres OF
,sand, more or less, with a frame house
Seized and taken in execution A the
sold by JOHN PYLE shasr ~ pe
,.s,i sherif7s oftiee. New Castle. April % 9Th
i'0" apr29-Slaw-ts,
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DUBLIC sALE

OF
3S BUILDING LOTS
And 6 beautiful sites for suburban homes
on Maryland Avenue, A, b. and Cedar
Streets, on Fifth, sixth and Seventh
Avenues, and on Lincoln street OF the
Lowering property.
ON SATURDAY, MAY 8th,
at 3p. M,
On the premises, without postponement,
withdrawal or undertaking.
The @ building sites are on and adjacent
TO Maryland avenue, surrounded BY de-
sirable neighbors and pleasant homes,
and with good and commanding views OF
the City, Of the Rivers, and of the Coun-
try.
The 81 lots are all on good solid ground, ,
are mostly In the southwestern part OF
the city, near to extensive manufacturing
Improvements involving expenditures OF
some hundreds OF thousands OF dollars,
and near TO the lately selected ground for
general freight exchanges on the Railroad
all of which must necessiLate early do
mands for large Eumber of new dwell
lings. The lots on Lowering Avenue are
included In the popular forty acres"
The sale will commend at y. M. with
Nos. aud 2 on the Lowering property,
and proceed about 3.3U p. m, with those
on and near Maryland Avenue. TO be sold
mainly in the order of mum bering. An
omnibus will leave 7th and Market streets
at 230 p. m.
For terms of sale, plots and particulars
see posters. j. #. HEALD,
Seventh and Market Sts.
myl, 1853. Agent TO effect the sale.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

THAT silver initiation that the single
gold standard advocates were so much
alarmed at does not come as these
prophets predicted. On the contrary
Notwithstanding the mints have been
kept running in coming up silver into
dollars, the rates for money on loan
has advanced considerably within the
last six months. In Philadelphia
twelve months ago call loans could be
had at and 8 per cent. now call
loans on governments are quoted al
4@5 per cent; at bank the genera
rate on legitimate business paper i,
5@6 per cent, depending somewhat
ON the credit of the parties borrowing
The loaning ON the street, based OF
stocks and miscellaneous collateral, il
done at all rates from 6 to 9 per cent
This is an advance in the teeth of tn
''horrid silver imitation" Of about 2
per cent. in the rate of loans.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
TUESDAY, MAY 4. lssO.
DEMocRAT1c STATE CONVENTION

By order of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Delaware, q State Demo
gates from each county, will be held al
Dover, on
TUESDAY, the 25th Day of MAY, 1880
at IL O'Clock, m.
for the purpose OF appointing six dele
gates, two from each county, to the
National Democratic Convention, to nom
inate candid ties for President and Vice
President, which Is to assemble at Gin
cinnati, on the I'D OF June. 1850.
And It is requested, That the Demo
cratic Central Committee OF each county
issue q call, dir citing tte Democratic
voters OF each hnndred and election dis
trict in the several counties, TO assemble
at the usual place Of holding sIch meet
ings, for the purpose of electing the dele
gates to the Democratic state Conveu
ton, to which they are entitled respec
C. II. RICHARDS. Chairman,
GeoRGETowN, Del April ~. 1870.
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LITTLE WILL WARD is doing a

LITTLE WILL WARD is doing 9
great deal for Chester and Hook.
He has secured more appropriations
for his district than any man that
heretofore represented ii in Con-
gress. The River and Harbor bill
now contains $4,000 for enlarging
the ice harbor of Marcus Hook, the
most insignificant place ON the Della
ware above New Castle, and Will
mington with population of $4,000
is put off with tho insignificant sum
of SIS. 900 or $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

WE HOPE the Levy Court will not
force the Water Department out of
their present quarters until the city
has the new buildings on Sixth and
King streets ready for occupancy. To
do this will put the City Council at
great additional expense, and we can
not see why the Court should not grant
the request which the Council will
make of it. We are sura that the
Council has been very liberal in Civ
ing the whole lot to the County free
for the cite of the New Court House,
and it is not asking much to be permit
ted to occupy The present houses where
the clerks and Chief Engineer do their
labor until August. We can see no
reason whatever for such haste and
we do hope the matter will not be in
sisted upon, nor do we believe it will
should the Council formally make the
request of the Court.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
CHERIFF'S BALE,

SHERIFF's BALE.
BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias,
to me directed. Will be exposed To
public sale. AT
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s4l shipiey street, kept by Isaac c. Pyle,
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle
tie county, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 9th DAY of MAY, A. D., 1880,
At O'Clock, p. M, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, situated in the city OF Wilmington,
Aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, 10 VII: beginning at corner OF
Michael DorAn's land on the southeaster-
ly side of Kennett Turnpike road, and at
the distance of - feet southeasterly
from the easterly side OF Moore's
a1sns ans On pbe SAID heW TSsd sos Which len
toll gate, thence by a line OF said Doran's
land south 40X degrees west l4l feet to a
corner stake, thence along the northerly
side ofa twenty feet wide street north Al
degrees west ~ feet ~ inches TO "A corner
stake, thence northerly by line parallel
the Aforesaid side OF Kennett road afore-
said, and thence along the same south 5S
degrees east about ~ feet ~ inches TO the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Susanna Haldin, who has sur
viVed her husband John Hardin deceased
CO mortgagor, and George Hardin. admin
istrator of said John Hardin, deceas eed.
~ JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
aherir's Once, New Castle, April i6,
1880. all 3Iawts
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

The astronomical feature of the month
OF May is the unsual number Of planets
doing duty as morning stars. Jupiter,
Saturn, Venus, Mercury and Neptune
form aquintet that shine together as they
await the coming of the sun. Venus
Saturn and Mercury rose within few
minutes of each other on the 1st. The
loveliest picture of the month will be
unrolled on the 7th, when the slender
crescent OF the waning moon only two
days before her change will be in close
vicinity to the same shining trio
Throughout the winter Venus reigned
alone as morning star and Jupiter
Saturn and Mars, far asunder, spsnnet
the evening sky. Now they are all
morning stars grouped near each othel
and near the sun.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
WILL THE COUNCIL Go BAcI

WILL THE COUNCIL 20 BACK
WARD ?-One of our correspondents
in referring to the proposition now be-
fore the Water Committee, to pur-
chase more water rights, speaks more
In sorrow than in accusation of the
wrong that will be done should the
Council be led into this useless ex-
travagance and immense expense.
He says the Council have done good
work in running the city government
through eighteen months on tax rate
of $1.15 to the dollar and that it will
be pity if this work of the Demo-
Gratis should all be destroyed by this
purchase of water rights the city does
not need, to put money in the pockets
Of a stranger and his paid attorneys.
If this was fair and honest transac-
tion attorneys services would not be
needed. The city's interest would be
so plain that no bribery in the shape
Of high fees and for false theories
would be needed. There is little use
in every department of the city govern
ment using the utmost economy if the
Water Department with its inordinate
greed shall swallow up all that is
saved. A correspondent suggests that
unless the waste is stopped public
meeting may be called to consider th'
propriety of a change for the better
We assure this writer that we hav,
the utmost confidence in the integrit,
of the Committee and the Council
and that we do not believe that bod,
will commit SO great a blunder as t.
subject the city to further debt, ant
the cost for keeping up the race bank
that now have to be kept up by others
The Council will not go backwards.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
NJ Office TO BONDHOLDERS,
IN OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
Dover Del Nav ISan

BY virtue Of an act OF the General As
sembly,. passed at Dover, February 22.
1877, / hereby give notice TO holders OF
Delaware Stale Bonds, that shall attend
at the Philadelphia National Bank, in
the city OF Philadelphia, during the busi :.
ness hours of that bank, ON the three first
secular days OF July, 1880, prepared TO re-
deem and pay off all the bonds from No.
Ill to 3i5, both inclusive OF the denomi-
nation OF one Thousand dollars each of the
issue of the bonds of the State OF Della
ware. under date of January /, 1855. and
that from and after the said first day OF
July, 1880, the interest on said bonds viii
cease. ROBERT j. REYNOLDS,
! myl-eod2m. State Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

THE Baltimore Gazette which some
months ago reduced its price to one
cent has raised its price to two cents
again. The Gazette is a first class
paper, fully worth the price it is sold
at. 1t is great pity that such papers
are made to contribute to the support
Of the monopolists by the dilatory
action Of Congress in postponing the
repeal Of the duty on wood pulp and
paper.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
sHERIFFssArp.
SHERIFF's sAtr

SHERIFF's SALE
~ BY virtue Of fH. = NJ.
public sale, at the h''eu' will be M
HOTEL OF VILLA,
=, N9w y sS occupied by William n b. POa
castle County, DeiaSsSuSear iSsuer Aundis3
oN SATURDAY, ,tsd The s,h H..
TIL. co,,.r,, nSse, at | O'sIocSsSr. SSr D. "a, S Of
1e All iiItihhsTyins the yaIIssS,er described real e.,.
cal Of land with he eee,,SflOed ,Ged lnst,
ase, lying and being y npinovemeul
dred, In the Coun, IN N pencads'
AND bouuued and desnruV snu State sio'
M,.; W. B,eglnning for the ,Ssu Ss,u. "a fOll'
S,iasgow TO summit B,ISim BdIGm ID. vi
mug and binding by a huge, then,
ly OF the heirs of ebne bnine Of lsndI
csastu, Oarss, south sOH deHrss. ,es Bould
Pen;n percnes to IA stone IN a 1ies 11iies', !. east
uen's land, thence runn,a \ ,,ae Of sslt
WIN a lihe OF said % Bomia and /
" lO perche, 10 n nouldeni ID
fnenSe Rnn e ,nnning and bine,n1nn ne n Y, y
nouiusm's n,.a 20, land and land u,n y, VI
north ssA d grees, east u IsS ~ DsviI
stone, II corner for Dsv,irp irp X,
anu Also a corner for III. th'u fofd
oi Ola Andrew Eliasor, the ,s co lsad ,sI,i q
saia ~ Eliason's land south sitd xi!a 4 !
80 perches To IA stone a sae,fs
Eiiason's land, theuce WIZ ,shoInef
formerly of George MIlwasl Mns llne
aegrees west l6- / 10 perebs. pbu' !, 70
corner for a lot OF lanS s' 70 ! .
Nathan Bou den, thence u r,,9 ,iofn
SAID lot nortu three and WIN mlln
frees west " perches 10 a Jas,,O' s,ssS
corner SsI Of SAID Bouldens IL, 'Hks ,sV.
va degrees TO a sake in ,hN nsa !
road, thence up the sald ,oas we
grees west OF B-lO perche, ~ ,Vst W ~ \
talning within those bouD1s.' s'a1l ,lll
acres ana 81 perthts Of lsuS i ~ Sli \
more or less, with a hoS.s u' !.
Seized and taken in e.ecu,,,,
property OF MERIT Ii. PaS%u' S''.' y
Ran l.. Paxson, his wife AMI 4 :, :
be sold bv JuUS IIv pw, !
,osl sherifs Office, New CmtIst CfsLt'
adj
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An W- Ten,pdred Tiiden Organ

From the Omaha Herald, Den.
The Philadelphia Times, which has
been fighting Tilden with more venom
than vigor, says: "Mr. Tilden held the
regular convention in the hollow Of his
hand and directed Its proceedings with
consummate skill" This is a sample OF
the way in which the blackguards of Mr.
Tilden begin to apologize for their as
suits IN ''the weak old man" whose peer
for sagacity, judgment and firmness OF
purpose is not now living on American
| solI.