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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-20

EoLD BALLooNATIc.-Cha aries Grimley, the
young English s:oDsrt who started from Mon.
treal, Juae 1879, with . view Ct crossing the
Atlantic, proposes 10 mako an ascension from
New York q! sn carly d,y with two passengers.
The balloon will contain ~ 0G0 feet of gas This
ascension will BIO the ffty.second made by
Grimley. Ho ASSERTS that st the heigeth of two
miles current of air flows Etesdily from west to
east. and that the Atlantic could be crossed
within three days. Ho processes no faith in any
apparatus thus far invented for guiding q bal
lcoa against air currents.
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GnaWinc In London

LoHDoN. Oot. 20.-The weather Eeto this
morning ia cold and it is showing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-20

No ouo Now thinks of domestic or foreign
trip, without supply Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 25 c:s.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER
sam Tjses -. 14I ,Su, sets.,.....

ARRIVED.
Str Jsne Moseley, Norfolk to + A Reed.
Str Excelsior, Norfolk. to Z b Hooe.
Str T v Arrowsmith. lower Potom:c. to ~
tomao Ferry Company:
Coal Co.
Schr Thomas Seward, Baltimore 10 Vs. T.
Smoot.
Hchr Irene, Wash'n, to Z AgnoW & c..
sclr Roanoke, Washn, 10 AgueW y -.
CLEARED.
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, by EseI'
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, By T HooH'
Str Msttsno, lower PFC, By j Broders = 60.
Str Mystic, lower Pine. by Pine Ferry Go.
Schr Irene, Petersburg, by p AgnaW + Co.
schr Roanoke Petersburg, by ) L arncH
& &c. ,
scEr James Gallagher. Petersburg BY J 7
schr Z,ccheus Sherman, Providence. By Ar
erican Goal Go.
HRMoRASDA,
Schr A z Smyrk, hence, at Norfolk 18th.
Schr e Lawrence, from l5corgeto|h i''
Brjdpeport, passed through He'll Cato IBID.
Schr Annie NJ Allen. for Georgetown, sai'e'
from Proridencs 18Th
schr Rebecca Florence. from Georgetown .
Providence 18th. .,.,
scbr Daniel Brown. r,s Georgetown s''7l
from PaWtuckst IL %. -,
Schr John Bird from this por. FIR b'at"2' a.
Vineyard Haven l7th
schrs Elm CITY and We5o:set. from his pol
at Hew Haven 18th. ,..
schr CHARLES b Lawrence. ciasrei 81 Boz
for this port 18th. ,,.a
Hcbr Helen, from Richmond. q! Boston l".A.
Schr Calvin 8 Rdw,rds. from Georga!o"i: q
New Bedford l6.h. ,,.,
Schr Mabel Thomas, hsncf, al New Loh'''
1Sth
schr W d Hilton, from Georgetown, n: New
Haven 18Th. - :.
Savs5ah 18th. y,,,
Schr Speed water. from Richmond, q! VIEaSa'
haven 18th, ,,.,
schr Spartan, from Pittston for WsFhins''''
st Vineyard Haven l7th.
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Flour is is i've and linn at nuot.lohs. Nl.s.
is of to-day, in sympathy with tho otha7 snsr
kets, and only small. fancy lo:s b:oush! III: :4..
side quotations; the receipts wero larger. sn!
wa note sales of Sill bushels at los. lC9 lie
1lOI. Ill and ll2 for Full md lie. lii, liz NJ
100 for Lancaster. as 70 quality. Corn is $500
and we revise quotations; 1910 Lu7ECli sod 4,
81 for old, and 52 for now whito. 20 oIt. 70.
ported, and one small 10. Of Rye Va; ":::.I'.!!
but Withdrawn. Country proau2a u :.'sr;
lower, with increased receipts.
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ordinary
CalVo
On eep =!
Lam ps...''.... ~
HogS"".. =
Cows and Calves $40 TO S4l.""""...".
The market was fairly supplied with C.I:''
this week, though but few tops ware % =!
market mos. of The oGoriuss consisting O. Be-,
dunn VIC have no charge 70 note either IN I'c'
or quality from last week. CalVe, in !si: eG1rY
and demand. Sheep and Lsmb' Gull, WIFE ~.
few arriving. Hogs are coming in moro ;f'r.'
and ices are C. fraction lower. CoT' 81
Calves in fair demand.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET 90: %
Beeves-Tnere wia a raCu ;!ion in rt!co' II a.:
of IL per 10. Poor TO good native etonl' "srE't
from 71a91c per ID dressed primo and oZ!fa .,
a. e4,IOic; premium do l0!,!p$!. fcxA' E"i
Colorado steers at tii3c
Calves-Barely enough In msrke! - mos lha
demand. and sales Ware brisk q. full prices. ~
GLIDING c)mmon prime veals al 11aIic per -
and common TO fair grasser5 st 2i3;. auG he."V
fed vesls sold at 4aal,.
Mich Cows are quoted dull Of 3Oifo5.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Sheep vera snada Inn
or, with quick sales st 4.ttc per III ,bn. Hn,7
opened with an ossiar feeling and sold ct 30
per ID.
Hops-Msrket easier, with sales of fair to got.
live hogs at lOsS5 so rcr 10 lbs. and Of roU@i
do at 4 50aS5.
BALTIMORE, Oct 20 --Virsnis Gs Oil Ia
deferred :! do consolidated Gll: DO "a series -
pas. Cue coupons 9oi: new 10 40s Al; 10 a.
coup $50 bid to dsy. Cotton steady; nliddhos
lC;a1Cs. Flour quiet and about steady; Eo|sri
street and Western Super 50sSi; do extra :.
sS5; do family 25aS6 Is; City Mills supe! > -
ASA rs; do extra t0,S5; do Rio brands ~
Sc %; Patspsoo family ST. Whest-Southe'&
EASY and lower; Western steady and low!r
Southern red lCSall2; do ambsr ll3tl!S; No :
Western winter red spot and Ocrr ll23; Nov
1874; Dec llj2; January ll7i;, Corn-5outntrN
55s do yellow Sc; Western mixed spot sod oc'
e4ts5i4; Nov 54a54l; Dec new or old 52!ati.
Oats dull and nominal; Western whi!e ~; 90
mixed 3Sss9 Rye steady and l:m 1t lUhioi'
Maryland 1850 Coffee noninaily frmer; or
binary 10 f,lr Bio lliali3. sugar steady; y
soft TO- Whiskey firm 1T 81 10!
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
The CaasIdxs Again.

The notorious Edward Cassidy seems
determined to keep his name before the
public in some manner. If he is not as
saultiDg his wife, he is breaking up his
furniture. Yesterday afternoon, while
about two thirds drunk, the idea sudden
ly occurred to him that he would break
up house keeping. Acting upon the
thought he called upon Weldie & Son,
and engaged team. In few moments
the wagon was backed up in front of his
residence, corner of Front and Poplar
streets, and with the assistance of two or
three colOred men he began to remove
the furniture.
Mrs. Cassidy not liking this mode Of
procedure appeared upon the scene, and
in a few momeuts had driven off the
colored men by means of bricks which
she hurled at them with unerring aim.
Being without any help, Cassidy COLI
cluded that he would not move for the
present, but went to his room and was
soon asleep.
Mrs. Cassidy took advantage of this,
and procuring furniture car, she with
the help of several negroes soon had the
house cleaned of furniture and the fur
nlture carried of. Cassidy was left lying
asleep in his room.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
TRUSTEES sALR
REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of an order Of the Court a.
Chancery, Of the State OF Delaware.
September Term, A. D. 1880. OF sal,
Court. Will be exposed 10 Public Vendu
at the Auction Rooms Of l.. w. Stidhau
Son, Ill East Fourth street. Wilninetei
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, tie Eighth Day of JanuAl
A. D., 1881, at two O'Clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate,
wit: All those two pieces or parcsis &
Delaware, bounded and described a. H..
low, to wit: No. l, beginning At the fntei
section Of the westerly side OF Tatns
street, with the southsrly side OF Thru
street; thence southly by said side ~
westerly parallel with Third street II fe.
70 line Of Lot No. 2, hereinafts
described; thence northerly parallel wi +
ratnall street 20 IT. to the southerly III
OF Third street aforesaid, and then'.
thereby easterly II feet 70 the place
No. ., beginning at o point ON tn
sautheriy side Of Third street at the dl,
tance OF seventy-one feet westerly hon
The westerly side Of Tatnall street, bell.
thence southerly parallel with Tatns'
street one hundred feet to Q corne,
thence westerly parallel with Third stree
twenty one feet to q corner thence nor.
thirty-six degrees east, one hundred fee
Third street Aforesaid, and thence thsr
by easterly fourteen feet 70 the place
beginning.
attendance will be given and ter
made known at the time and place afors
BENJAMIN NIELDs.
Trustee, or by his Attorney.
Attest J. M. HoUsMAN, Reg. o. O.
dec16-eodts a. 80 8
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
A TOY RAILROAD.

The greatest attraction in the win
dow of Adams d Bro. g variety store,
is toy railroad, on which runs gen.
uine steam locomo i've and two cars
The locomotive is about eight inches
long, and has half inch cylinders, with
an inch stroke. Steam is generated
by spirit lamp under a.tiny boiler and
finds its way by pressure, into the cyl
inders, so that when the train is CIV
en- push it continues in motion until
the steam is exhausted. A speed es-
timated at twenty miles an hour is at
tained. The track is circular in form,
and over portion of it is a cunningly
constructed tunnel, in and out Of
which the train darts in the most nat
ural manuer. The boiler of the engine
holds about gill of water, which gen.
crates sufficient steam to keep the
train moving rapidly for nearly half
an hour. The Through EXPRESS" as
the boys call it, is the greatest attrac>
tion on Market street, and crowds of
men, women and childred gather
around the window when it is in mo-
ton.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
WILMINGTON, DEL THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1s. 1880.

homes, and some are actually teach
ing their mothers the comfort of know
ing little things, and the positive sane
tity of cleanliness. Several applica-
tions have been made by the parents
themselves to be taught in the schools,
but unfortunately no classes have yet
been formed to admit pupils of their
size and age.
Ii any one imagines this manner OF
teaching to be easy work all ! can say
is, try it. But do not be deferred from
trying it; the compensation amply re-
pays all trouble, and the pleasure of
success is wondrous great. Any Sun
day school class can be turned into a
kitchen garden school; one lesson a
week will accomplish much, aud the
ladies of the Holland MemorialChapel,
Federal street above Thirteenth, will
be happy any Saturday morning, at 10
O'Clock, to give both information and
hints as to the machinery of the work.
We cannot have too many kitchen
garden schools in Philadelphia. Let
us hope those ladies who have Sunday
school classes will look to it. And
now We are off to play; all work is
done. Hear the merry voices:
For our ropes we skip away,
Every one 10 our little play,
Showing you in our own way
What we do on washing day.
See the clothes line how it blows.
Put up high to dry the clothes,
Stretch 1t in the bright sunlight;
Always take 1t in at night.
Now we have our play,
Jumping with our ropes away,
For all work anu no little play
Makes dreary washing day.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
A Bit of History.

In one Of the main halls OF the world
renowned Charity Hospital OF New or
leans a beautiful tablet RECORDS the MS,
source OF pride to every Pennsy lvanian.
IL is this: "rHK CHARITY HOSPITAL OF
LOUISIANA was founded In the year 1855
by Don Andres Almonaster Y Roxas, TO
whose generous endowment, munificence
N the Legislature of this State. and the
liberallty of the State OF Pennsylvania,
he community is indebted for The means
nf creating This edihce" IN the year
sinca lRlS ms existence has been continued
by means OF the endowment of the Lou.
siana state Lottery Company, giving u
over SiOO,OOO In that time. A letter ad-
dressed tv M. A. Dauphin, New orleans'
New York CITY, will furnish any one the
particulars. oecAo-o|'
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
Local Lanes.

Doe drunk made up the police hear
this morning.
A rabbit the color Of o maltese cat,
offered for sale in market this
bring.
look out for bargains at the real es-
1 sale on next Saturday.
large audience was present IN the
bra HOu SO last evening, to witness
performance Of Masks Of the
eh."
The DELAWARE GAZETTE will be 10.
ID to day, and will contain q large
ount OF interesting reading mat
The Young Mems Republican Club
sudsayor to hold q meeting this
tning.
libury NJ. Il. Sunday School has
rrhased about 300 new books for its
vary,
Ciy Council will meet in regular
piol to night. The Cloud Lynn
Otat Of the Ninth Ward will proba-
be settled.
There are plenty of rumors to the
bet that the Pennsylvania r. r. has
rlased controlling interest in the
w. Il b. II, r. These reports
to be entirely without founda-
g'O' W. Childs Of the Philadelphia
ger has presented Gen. A. T. A.
lISsrt Post, Ne. 3, q. A. B., of Do
with handsome Bible.
The Hebrews of this city are dis
11Ag the advisability Of giving q
lAe work Of extending the water
las IN order to supply the residents
Hddle's Banks with water from the
uuey street basin has about been
npsted.
new temperance organization TO
WS aao"n as the Prohibitory League
"NnnSton has been started in this
case OF small pox has been dis
'slea In Middletown, and the resi-
- lnereof are greatly excited over
natter The physicians are kept
ldren.
asstated that Secretary Schurz
u1amlly will leave Washington in
.a ana make st. Louis their per-
a1lll nome. Mr.. Schurz will di-
nls TIME between "looking af-
al herman newspaper and writ
.,s book for the Appletons."
',EOOo worth of small mortgages
,,s ,sle apply to Geo. w. Bright, real
dsS,, d g,'oker, No. 5l5 Market street.
Sy ooxes of Twist Just recei we'd ut
klsh a. iooacce Mart, ,4th and ShlpIey +,
buod are retailing at 35 cents per
bvs., nirgsst stock In the State. |
IN, prices In the country.
"" A. A, CHAPMAN, Prop'r.
sslsb's Iae should have n orses tied ND In
{pberts uth .th lhe Epizootic, when NJ, B.
N Drpyai,., 70 Powders can he bought OF
Gs ss'St ior 2o cents. Guarant teed to
nov2s' dim.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
Amusenlents.

!. .eldom that our citizens are
.,cb an array of Of amusements
isu ~ i ha nresent in the Opera House
'ns % the next two weeks.
~ iuS arst 'ua performance OF Importance
- A on Monday evening next, when
l,oSiap W o c. B. Bishop, will appear
:. eO', ,Is mapagemet of J. FL. Haverly
ss' ,ss CO comedy Of "Widow Bedots'"
Lm.ti.ed % by Petroleum '; Nasoy.
ESs q, Louis Times Of October 2eth
~ of The play aud actors:
1,vsrIy', "Widow Bsdott" company
"sn.ed last evening at the Grand
y. House to large aud appreeistive
,l'acs The "Wldo W" Is presented this
|."n by Mr.. C. B. Bishop. q character
.Sisn who has made his mark In
ro,plry. Haverly did well 10 select
him for this extravagant role. The
,,ons portraiture Of the "Widow"
Ibs house in a constant roar OF
IShter Mr.. Bishop imparis q new
Ss.s,l Of ofhumorous vIgor to the laugh
4 character, and his facial expressions
Z. establish the success Of his effort.
n ,upport may be accredited as ex-
M, Elder Sniffies Is we'll 'reated BY
4 lanes Z. B4rrows; Miss Josephine
rlpy does exceeding well as Melissa
I'M, and Miss Emily Lascelle 10 a
Aiming Dolty. OF the comedy Itself
|hIpQ need be said here. II scored an
|psnse success upon first presenta
In St. Louis. Petroleum V. Nasby
t.ctsd a remarkable damatization IN
I Widow Bedo.l. Harverly's company
4 hold the boards at the Opera House
k,entlng the Widow throughout the
kk."
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
THE MARCUS HOOK PIERS.

WARRINGTON, December 14.-The
Committee on Commerce is consider
ing the appropriations to be made for
river and habor improvements for the
present year. Congressman Ward
says that the appropriation of $25, 900
recommended by the War Department
for the work on Marcus Hook piers
will be sufficient to complete it. He
believes that the Committee will re-
commend the appropriation Of the sum
named. State Senator Mylin aud Thos.
B. Cochran, Clerk of the Senate of
Pennsylvania, arrived here to-day.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16

According to the testimony Of eye wit
nesses TO the interview 1t was q matter
OF fact and common place meeting after
all. Putting en- a Sowing and repellant
lock he barshly exclaimed:-"What do
you want with me, anyhow; why perse-
cute me; do not wish to be bothered
by your attentions"
Mrs. Bergman was too much sur
prised by this ungallant speech TO make
reply. The Interpreter then informed
her that the object Of her attachment
did not care tor her =; that he had never
cared for her that he wished she would
never trouble trouble him or his guar
dian again, and that II she persevered
in doing so, be would be obliged to re-
turn to Spain to escape her psrsecu-
tions.
Mrs. BergmaDn still remsined mute,
and the interview came 10 an end. AZ
ter their departure she seemed to be
crushed, but her woman's pride was
aroused, and that sustained her. Then
1t was that her friends reasoned with
her. They considered 1t an opportune
moment to dissuade her from her course
and TO wean her from her folly. She
said in return that she felt convinced
that the young gentleman was coerced
into an appearance Of indifference 10
her charms; that she could not believe
he would cast her of If he had not been
prejudicsd against her. On board the
ship, she said, he bad promised, If she
could get q separation from her husband
that be would marry her when he had
attained his majority. This statement
the Spaniard Indignantly and emphati-
cally denied. He said that no such con-
ddences had existed between them ;
that the nearest approach to any declsr-
alton Of tender sentiments was q mild
Irritation, which he never. suspected
would lead to such awkward and un-
pleasant results.
Mrs. Swain used every persuasive ar
gument TO induce her daughter to return
10 her home in Philadelphia, but she
remained stubbornly Indifferent to such
appeals. She said she would never
again place foot in her native city, as
she could not face the ridicule Of her
relatives and friends. Mrs. Swain then
tried to influence her daughter to ac-
company her to Barcelona, Spain, but
she would not be bound by any definite
promise. She consented, however, to
dine with her mother at her hotel last
evening.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
LOST AND RECOVERED.

M. F. Thompsoa and wife, of this
city, were in West Chester, Tuesday
afternoon, at the Eagle Hotel,
where the lady found pocket-book
on the sitting room floor. Vain
efforts were made to find the owner,
and on leaving Mr.. Thompson gave
the hotel proprietor his Wilmington
address. Yesterday morning the
owner turned up in the person of
one VIM. Gill, a blacksmith of
Westtown, who called on Mr..
Thompson, recovered his pocket
book, and went home happy.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
BROKE DOWN.

The locomotive attached to the Bal
timore mail south, due to leave this
city at 8 86 a. m, broke down this
morning when near Moore's station
Another locomotive was telegraphed
for from Philadelphia, which was sent
out, and train arrived here an hour
late. The south bound Delaware
train was also delayed about ten min
utes.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
A HEARTLESS ACTION.

This morning, few minutes before
Q o'clock, three men called at the po-
lice Office and informed Sergeant Jones
that they had discovered premature
child lying on Front street above Mon
roe. Sergeant Jones went out at once
and found the body lying in the gutter
wrapped up in New York Sun. He
carried it to the police station where it
will remain, and an effort will be
made to discover the heartless mother.
The child is perfectly formed and is a
male. 1t is thought that the child is
about four months old.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
Cheap Boots and snUes.

Daniel McCusker, 2l6 West Second street
mas got In a large stock OF boots and shoes
for the fall trade, and he Is determined to
ssl, them cheaper than any shoe house In
the city. He wishes his friends ana tns
public In general TO give him call ana
oe convinced that he has goodtooots an
shoes and hewill SO them low.
oct2-d&WSm.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
THREE BABIES,

A Bucks county, Pa, subscriber to
the West Chester News writes: ga
neig3bor of mine, Mrs. Cline, gave
birth to three living children. One is
a bouncing boy and the other two are
rosy checked girls, and each weighs
nearly eight pounds. My wife and !
were to see them on last Saturday, and
were delighted with the baby trio
They live near Trumbauersville."
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
SALE REAL ESTATE.

L. W. Stidham & Son, last week sold
at public sale the property OF Harlan
Cloud, deceased, advertised in the GA
zRrTE. The home farm in Chester coun-
ty, Pa, sold for $3.50 per acre. The suufI
nill farm near Falkland sold at $40 per
acre, a so acre tract near by bought $50
per acre and small tract of woodland
sold ut $67 per acre.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
IN HIS POCKET.

Yesterday John Il. Bewley OF Smyrna
who was appointed messenger by the
ID Delaware Electors, started to Washing
ton for the purpose Of conveying the
vote of this state to Vice President
Wheeler. Here is a man Of whom II can
be truthfully said he carried the vote Of
Delaware in his pocket.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
STILL ARGUING.

In the U. S. Coult this morning Judge
Bradford, presiding, argument was re-
sulned in the case OF Swami, Clark q
Co., vs. Ii. 9. Robinson, assignee OF
Thomas J. Graves. j. Ii. Hoffecker, Jr.,
ESQ opened for Swami, Clark & Co. He
will be followed by Messrs. Spruance aud
Lore, for II. G. Robinsoa.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
BEING REPAIRED.

The new hose carriage Of the
Water Witch Fire Company is at
the carriage factory of S. D.
Paschall, over Market street, under.
going repairs. The repairs consist
in taking off the reel used to carry
the rope. The reel will be replaced
by what is known as a "a trail
rome"
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
''AlCo's PEACEFUL PICTURE.

bUuI,os MEXICO, Dec mbsr 6.-The
Itsn te ~ cheered sx-President Diaz
ls Ersor,e,it ,eit The Palace after delivering
loD,,Iso Departments to President
1ruid.n, ueneal Gonzales 10 the first
|a1 VII" WIZ under the Constitution of
b cb.Is sIo has peacefully succeeded to
PraIdsn, n All his predecessors except
''u' Diaz were violently deposed.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16

OTICE.-The annual meeting Of tn :
IN Farmers Mutual Fire Insuranr
Company OF Mill Creek Hundred, will b
held at the Mermaid Ia said hundred, tn
Monday the 3D. day of January, 1880. ~ L.
O'Clock m. AQUILA DERICKsON,
President.
TIL. BALDWIN, Sec. decl6-?tw.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
meetings Tonight.
THURsDAY.

clayton Ledge. No. 4, K. ofP.
Eden Lodge. No. ~, l; =. y, =.
Jedersop Lodge, No; = !; "
ViiminEton Division, No. q. OF =.
Hone Oounon, No. 2, Jr.,. o. y. A; a.;
German MutaaT Bsnensial poeassF ~
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
'hE PANAMA CANAL.
LONDON. Dec. LIZ.

Aai, LONDON, Dec. 10.
|ap: Ipaech f%a from Paris to the Times
|nal ,pterUr; success Of the Panama Ca
|nilatio0 is enormous. The orga-
|,'ing. Vi 'ne Undertaking is in full
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16

GIBBS-On the 18th inst, at his residence
near Middletown, Benjamin Gibbs, In
his 9th year. Interment at Old ST.
Anne's Church, Thursday, Dec. Is, at
10 O'Clock a. IN.
BRACKIN.-At the residence Of her
mother, Mrs. Bethia Brackin, on Mon
day night, Mary A. Brackin, In the 26th
year OF her age. Funeral at IL O'Clock
a. m, on Thursday.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
A UCTION SALE
BOOKS! BOOKSl!.

Will be sold by auction, at No. sO7 Mar
keJ street, on Thursday evening ne. .
December Is, 1885,, at 7.3O O'Clock, c0nsis
ing Of Books, Paper. Envelopes, Desks
Lnkstands, Pens. Inks, Pocket Book q,
goods not mentioned from the old bCos
store of Porter q Co. ..r s..
decl6-2t THOMAS M. OGLE, Auc.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
Nennard a. Co.

ls Ana 'ock ' all sizes and qualities La
! 4, u .,N Misses Rubber Garments La
"a a. "'S2, "a. 56, 5s. 90 inch. Misses
|day D.. 4 a. 4o, 4s. A very useful Hol-
uec4-eodtdec25.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
MAR RIEQ.

sPRINKLE-ALLMO the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, DR.. Ri. ALI
mend, in Palmyra MacOupin Co., ILL.,
nois, on Nov. 18th, 1880, by Rev. Win
gate Newman of the M. Il. Church, DR..
W. B, Sprinkle, of Irving, Illinois, to
Miss Ida M. Almond.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16

OTICE.-The annual meeting Of tho
IN Farmers Association OF New Casl g
County. will be held in the second sta
OF the Telegraph Building, Third and
Market streets, Wilmington, Delaw al. !.
saturday, Jan. 1st, 1881. AZ 10 o. m.
GEO. H, BROWN,
decl6-w2t. secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16

Trouble seems to be brewing in the
Reformed Church of the Covenant.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16

nj OTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN southern Union Association for the
Detection of Horse Thieves and the Re-
covery of stolen Property, will be held
Brackenville, Del, on Saturday, the 25th
inst, at O'Clock p. m.
I, L. ]. BALDWIN.
decl8-w2t. Secretary,