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Sugeutiu9.
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ia9be &on9sn.
Sa 8lngsn bobee bun % piit. BAN.
Nsn Sipffet of min 8ina - Stefs
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ipnr9te ON oct, lasOe 8ongsn.
Isi. bet bapbe bun life, % bet
babos bun life faaet heller bet, ia8ce
bun.
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iaabs en-, a~alus8isnten er isisn.
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line. % oa blsp Der bel Smiling %
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9oao ln9oe hu. ba bu ffulbe itise
poa Soften !? iosbs 6ongsn.
Bel big MI nso bu min Sanger araa,
Song Stsns Oattsr oil / SaoI.n gao,
ia9oe bun.
&onsen ipnrste pibers, % bur ipas
reoe ristis aItiammsn.
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aap bam bet. So bet pasier til nit
laeos ban. Du sr min
8ruc meb Sub % 8stte. bu % ins
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ftoo bun Der | lin Yrinbissie
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paa oen fallis 8rubsn % Woter ben.
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Bruegcm, % iaa for ale line 8sus
ner. Sg 8snsltabsifaaIsn BRAT Be.
Dc lmaa meo be fore og be itore nab
De imaa, % bar os lite iluttst, iaa
bolosr be paa snonu.
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Il. 1. wEISEh's Advertisement

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life b. faa fat ben % buofltte bam bloSist9 Wfars iiuIts lite
for fla isp, at al Sanbipnli9bsb tote oerfor; ban tsnbte
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% It ~u.nbslist 8sIbsbas aieugao pHfOrisn mso ole muIise
SiIrtninaer Ser bar Ssmrsrsnfen Oct lille 3us PED Seisn,
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Sens oppe peo Ssbsn-oLIe pilos Dc tnge BAN unoer flrrIis
B.banblina % lite Iepuc bam 2grt for en- Su. Risnt lite en-
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uiode, b~porI.bes oct piloe aoo. ban fisnbts i'm eIifueroias So.
bebp til @apns.
Wen bette 8It pao 6rsmtioen gioroe lite Waos 8rage
bIbere TENT mob Sf1bnen, life heller mob Bpn. Oet is.
nenoe 8ano, Der traf ino sicunem bans 9Otisoosr, ben pia'
ienoe Qpo. Der iuIete bpert Stribt, ban tOs lanss meo ben
islsbs 8ei-aIt bette t~Ilammsn sloroe. at Sotfnptbsosn git
bort, oa at Der .fsrbaauben ~orbeieeoe fs en- inoeot forbitrst
Stemnina op , bam, Der muIist funoe BABE gipet Sasen ct
belt anoet loiaIo. bps ben bapoe p9ret til Stsoe hos bam
/ bet Dieblf, ba Stsnerisn gap fg til at prpgIe los paa
bam.
Gnb.ie fob Mabs Rrase ubeniOr fit &us. % troI sftr
Iuifeoe bets Dsr h9 shr bam. Senne ira Mlfopssnsen loo
ct bpbt % rsQeImeshet Nanosbrag bam Msbe. QnoIss %
for1atia famIeoe ban fla frem opr 0ulpst. men lnubIepe i
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&aar for Oamer.
Peter GjemS,
Reifenbe M0ent
Steam Marble
Works, La Crosse, Wis,
Generals ssut foT
Minnesota Scandinavian
Relief Association
o9 Meert for
U0Aaxnh.MnAenN

% NntNI TOT
"Oeesrah'YOfeu."
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Wontoauss Marble @Orfs Ct b
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b,rfra e~arantsrss at p0rt al bebf
2laas, Iiesfcm Yriisrnt paa 0ruHl
at ben burtsa. Smiatnins mses
!aucs, tnb nee.n anbea Tan Iepu
iamm, @Iaes Grbsibs fss. att
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0aaoe.

Oct ferits sr et Rteifab farvt. men iuli ei farliai
for Sip % 2smmsr.-ialfllo life lnarlist;
BET anpst sr,-ia bpao ital ri nu fit
en- Scbsn Solf, icm islpsn fer fin eias
% ofts lansr lcm si andre Srlf be fs;
Bet treble sr st Nlpn. bet rasler Fl for 8uttsr.
for 9issrn. iiQi9s BET Tor iut er ;
tbi for at f5s sinssn liSsfrsm
bet tr gp9ltapsr tire at Napntts fem,
mep sncnu andre Orb, BET sr f~orlcrtt.
Def belle 3aunst sr pla for % pr9siis go,
irm finess aanifs oft paa etnns alcps.
for itrense alrer ben bar oltio bsftt Ro
-iino BET M rlift. brus flinf BIT Sc'es.
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aorreiponoancer.
Wlles 9itp, Wontana,

Wl ZoVtr lccZ.
-. Som befieubt er Nortbern
Yaeific 8ompaniet ifetb meD ar for.
len9e I'm Sernbane I'll Bet SilQe
Saps 8pf, bportil ben fal uere fer,
bia til peiteu 1883. Da ben paa
Denne forte lib lial bape ferbta flere
Suncrsbe Wlle. Tom enonu er ieieu,
oe frpoie Gufp Weuutains, iaa bar
be Der noe Spsiellattelie for Sfarer
al Irbeioere. De taaer osiaa 90
fra Duluth, 81. paul % andre
Steber ale be 4rbelbsre. be fan faa
% Qiper Dem fri Helie berop. The
track laying er inlpfsrt III cmtr. 60
Wlle Openfor Roisbnb, W Z o.
Ntbeibet iERffer fa ell ca. 200 Wlle
lRnaere on. Der betales fra So 90
op III $500 pr. Oao os ScarDsn
foifer fra 81 so til 800 pr. uss
Man believer fife at Qaa lise op iii
Gnoen for ar faa Nrbeioe; tbi bet
meffe QrbelDe er enonu iQien / Siel
oene lanss 0eaOwitcne' 5lOben. ba
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be bar funnel fas la9t neo Sfln-
nerns cs ml0lsrtlota fomme isieunem
meD Ioeeue Der er oa leien at mi.
mere nsD ben itetle Sieiopas Cs l'raane
at iaa lanat tno, al Der for GItertl,
ben bliper frit for RaS, Tom eQers
iaa olte piloe fcmme cs blOffere 3Os
gene.
ON QanDet Der lanesmsb Oearw.
tone . Stobsn. fan leg life bsretts
fort tbt ise er fife 9anoisser, men
Sernbanearbetper Der. Wlu Grfaz
ring / iaa Ssnleenpe er iuofranfet
til. bpaD leg bar bert anore, iom
fienoe I'll S1sen at egsu 6tfaring.
fcrteae, cg bpao jog ielp bar feet at
Bet, naar iea ON Senba9en I. ct.
at Waneel raa anleoAins I'll at saa
III aisfe - Da Der tnsen FABIAN er
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mig Ell Eur I'D paa Sletterns for at
betraate '0u6S frie Natur~. We.
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erne bare, fua0e i,a alorig bape
tRnft mig. at Den mlioe, f@tlsHne Vaar
fuube bare 9iort Bet iaa lmuft opers
ait ber ube tbt M er bet cslaa ber
rlstiat inuft: "Suste ipnse. Slom.
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Bang" os ait barer 0aarens unse,
aisnne oe frifis prRa. Oa mebens
alt lepenDe | Naturen prtisr fin
Sub Os ploner ON BAN, fuloe life
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Cper Stetu 1prf.
Via Southampton. - Reselmesfs
1ampiibslinte.
geb eer,s ssns. elssante q ps' tifte Damp.
lib ra 800 lcns 1rastisbeb 700 Seffes
Qraft.
MffeilinssDase:
era Sremen beer Ssneaa.
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4asfaasrer fra Sreriss befcrores pr. SerE.a.
ne cuer Ralms. 3isbtnbacn g 4rsmen %
uHbsaa faalsbes ben LANCE Reiie cper Rcrbfsen.
Nasiaeerfraeten.
Era ajsttnbapn. Ralms. Stcdbclm. @ste.
Borg, 4riftiania. ariitiansfunn. 8eresn, eta,
cunasr til Rsw BORT . . $50. 90
Era Rsw Sort III arifia~ia. @ststcrs ,Ralms.
iur % ashas $ss.oo
OelriCh 3 Co.,
&c. 3 Dsplins Orsea. 40
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On spffs for Jarmere %
Sauucperfere.

Guitnoer al Dollars fan ipares, bpis
man bruger iuno 6ornuft os tassr bare
paa I'm os fin 5amilies 6slbrsb. CT
9aIoen / leroeu. bar mar en- mat oe
bleg lnlistsfaroe, elsnois 2ppetit, foIer
ZIG neollaaet og | BET 6ele taget aftr9f:
let, tsp oa life ct ensite Eisblit, men
saa Itse ben % feb en- Slate al benne
~oieunoerIise electric 8ittsrs, iom aIbria
laar Sell. os bet for ben ~ubstposIiss
Sris so Gents.
SaIses bos g. =. Weiier, 9seorab.
os ale 0ruggifter / 9anbet. ID
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genns t~sti.nete 8crnans6insf sr BEN fsr.
tie % bsoft 6sit. Der ncasn1net sr blsceu
traat til @inneibsif gcunio. Den oil iaa
til afbsnoitslis Tor isrminsn 1882 faalsets
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Noree, Soeriee 90 Danmart
til biuisfte 9rlit.
l6- 0iseiaa Holtrsmisitr.
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j.. T. EDGHILL.
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etni.ns Pasiaserer peo 9aneftsntnsen | Rew
Ycrt.
T. w. BAKER, asent.
crer "6irli 4attcnal 8anf". Deeorab. Soma
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
why a railroad Manager Resigned.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2s.-The resignation OF
r. De Funiak as general manager OF the
Louisville g. Nashville railroad Is subject to
unfavorable comment in commercial and
financial circles. The actual cause for his
step Is not known, lut ia asserted by persons
conversant with IL affairs of the company
that It was brought about by constant in
reference with, the details Of its manage
ment. Thia, 1t 10 alleged, has been going on
for long time; and at last became uuen-
durable and De FuniRk gave up in disgust
Not only was Il because of this interference
but owing to the general uniavorable criti
eism regarding the financial condition OF
the company, which had reached such q
point that he was no longer desirous OF
being identified with IL. This Is believed To
be the true cause OF De Funiak's resignation.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
Tbe Tale Tha, Tells.

AT the l4eth Grand Monthly Drawing
Louisiana State Lottery OF New 0rlei
Tuesday talways Tuesday,, Oct 10th, Il
wheel again rev0lved, and no shadow Il
cion as TO fairness rests where Genls
Beauregard of La, and Jubal A. Early
have tie sole supervision Of the dstrlba
they do every month. Names of many
are withheld from the public at their
Ticket No. 80, 1876 drew the first capital
s7b, 1000 10 princely glit,) sold ln hilhs
dollar each, sent TO NJ. A. lhuphl
Orleans, Ia. Two-fifths, drawing ~,
held BY John Chas. Reuss, thirty
farmer of Ascension Parish, La; GW!n5
No. 600 "Fn street, Health Once lnsps3
w, l., Lewis, of the ,C0-operatlye Ice
of south Washington City, d. G., eae
another fifth. The second capital prlIS
900 was In like manner sold In flfths Il
No. 49,T53, one-fifth held by Sam. ~
travelling salesman Of Memphis, Tenn.
TO q party at Charlottesville, Tenn, ana
Ticket No. 81, ,35l drew the third captal
was held In Chicago, Ill. Nos, l4,t@ Y
| Grew the fourth capital prizes, Two
| each--sold IN fifths----one 10 I. Saneana
| prletor of the 7hibodeaur Ld.l SeniinI
| G. q. Huntington, New York city, stel
cannot be given except for few orlllla
| pies Of those who ventured and woh"-I
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
A ,ghols rraln Thrown Into . creek.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. 22.-The East
bound limited express ON the Pan Handle
route, leaving here at 12.05 this morning,
met with an accident at Union Station, 20
miles distant. The whole train, composed
OF baggage car, two postal cars, two
sleepers, two ordinary coaches and a hotel
parlor car were thrown into o creek. One
man is reported killed and several injured.
The occupants OF the sleeping cars all es-
capped injury. The train was running at the
raie of 40 miles an hour and the accident
was caused by. a bar of iron placed across
the track, whether by accident or design Il
not known. The cars rolled down an EN-
bankment 40 feet The engine was com
pletely wrecked. The side Of one OF thu
postal cars was torn out and the othei
thrown upside down. Two postal clerk
were the only persons injured on the train
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
DmEAwARn CaTx.
BaaMsmw and EiahsFsnem---A Coed neaa@a
Fsraa,seed Next Year.


rspecial correspondence Of the aAsetto.l
Delaware CIrr, Nov. 22. The Delaware
e. Chesapeake Canal Company arc dredging
out the ditch which aeta as drain for carry
ing oif the water on the high and iowlands
along their canal. An outlet has beeu
made into the river and q channel with nine
feet of water has been dug as far ~ the
railroad bridge, which will be used 20 .
harbor for fishing boats, for In this channel
they can 20 out at any time. Where they
harbor now they have to walt three or
four hours before they can get OF the mud.
The.ashermen expect TO ship all their
surgeons and other fab BY rail the coming
wear as N this channel they can unload ct
the railroad where platform will be built
for their accommodation. Sturgeon fishing
will be carried on more extensively this year
than on anv previous year. One firm alone
has contracted for $50 tons Of ice 70 be used
In packing thsir fish. This, together with
that used by otaer firms win make at least
900 tons.
The lower part of Clinton street is having
new drain laid, the outlet being In the
| river.
Our little city Is beginning to have the ap
pearance of the holidays. Most Of the bust
ness places have received their holiday
| goods.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
DELAWARE BAPTIsTs.

The Proceedings of the Union This Fore
noon--The Temperance Question Con-
sidered.
CONTINUED from first edition.l
The meeting of the Delaware Baptists
Truion now being held In the Bethany Bap-
tist Church, was this morning very well at
tended, and the exercises were interesting.
The meeting was called to order by the
president, at 9 o'clock, devotional exercises
being cor Quoted by Rev. K 3. Cook oi TINS
cjty. A discussion of the subject, "a Sun
aav school Institute" followed. The re-
port OF the State Missionary, Rev. II. q.
Jones, which followed was very satisfactory
and showed that considerable telling work
had been done within the last few years.
very interesting address on "Woman's
Work in Home and Foreign Missions" was
delivered by Mrs. Quinton. She called upon
The women of the church to arouse them
selves and do more for that noble cause.
The First Baptist church Of Dover, was
selected as the next place Tor holding the
annual meeting of the U Union, to begin on
Nav Sth, and continue until the 10th.
A committee of five with Rev. Mr.. Heath
as chairman, was appointed on. missionaries,
and a committee, consisting of five members
on religious exercises was appointed by the
chair to report at this afternoons session.
A committee was appointed to consider
the adyisability of naming an hour each da,
for the purpose of prayer. -
An address of. NJ. Hope of Zion Church
on 1.-THE Duty of the Church on the Liquo
Traffic." followed. The speaker was yer,
strong in his denunciation of the manu-
facturerers of the great and growing evil.
A resolution was offered by A. g. Thoma
of Dover, as follows
RESOLVED, That we pledge our hearty c.
oueration in advancing prOh6itory measure
through Legislative acton for the suppressie
ofthe evils of intemperance.'
1t was passed unanimously.
Alter indulging in general talk, whic
lasted for half an hour, the Union adjourne
to meet this afternoon at O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Effect July list, 1889.


Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Effect July 1st, 1889.
The Post Once in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 q. N. TO p. m
Private boxes are accessible until IL p. N. On
Sundays open from $50 70 ESQ q. M PfiVate
boxes accessible from to 8p. IN. The whole
sale stamp window will close at $50 p. m. The
money order efice will close at 500 p. m.
MAILS oLosR AS FOLLOWS:
NORTH.
Wilmington & Northern Railroad 10 Reading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
Of Chadd's Ford, T.4oa. IN.
Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 a. m.
Philadelphia and waymail, 900 am.
Now York, Pennsyivauia and points east and |
Del Delaware western Railroad TO Landenberg, |
1000 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, ll.5o m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, 1.30 p. IN.
| Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, lao p. IN.
philadelphia and New York cities, closed
pouches, 9.36 p. m.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
points west and southwest 9.sb p. m.
ALI points north, east, west and southwest,
HOOP. m.
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
which is s?nt south on through mails.
SOUTH.
| altimore and way mail, TAO a. m.
Washington and all points south, TAO a. IN.
All points on the Peninsula, $50 a. m.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 300
| q. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
, | 1890 p. m.
Newport, stanton, Newark, Elkton and
Havre de Grace. 1880 p. m.
Points on Baltimore Central. between Port de
POST, Northeast and Chadd's Ford IL 30 p. m.
IaI& and IlaST 4 trao A nx.V nm
Peninsula north Of Harrington, including
J Delaware City and st. Georges, $50 p. m.
Baltimore closed pouch, $50 p. IN.
Baltimore Washington and all points south
1l00 p. m.
MAILS ARRIvB AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington & Northern Railroad,
$50 p. m.
From New York. Philadelphia, Washington
and all ether points, $50 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
, north, east and west. $50 a. m.
! From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 q. m.
/, From Peninsula and all north OF Harrington
I els a. m.
= From Baltimore and way mail, $50 q. m.
! From Baltimore, 1890 p. m.
From Peninsula mail, 1890 p. No.
From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east 1.3o p. IN.
From baltimore, Washington and point
south, 40 p. m.
. From Delaware Western Railroad, 40 p. m
IS From Philadelphia, New York and point
s north and east, 5.4O pm.
Is From Baltimore, Washington and point
ia south and southwest, $40 p. m.
II Carriers deliveries as follows $50 a. m, gen
eral; 1000 M, partial; 80 p. M, general; 40
p. M, partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by tn
carriers at 6.30 and 1000 a. m, 80 and 400 p.
An additional collection will be made at 73
IS p. m. from all boxes between Jefferson an
o. Lombard and Water and Thirteenth street
= | tpai al N n hII tOn uufI h
made at 500 p. IN. Local letters for carrier
:. delivery should be deposited in the Post Otac
y ten minutes before the hour OF delivery
n W. Y. SWIGGErr. Postmaster
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
aHEuMA1IsM ANc covr |

When We can establish by chalh "
which every inquiry but makes strohsel
have the only Tcat. or radical remedy tof
Disorders. and we put that eyidence wilhl1
of every sufferer teiih0a money and iu'hdq
claim that no ono but tie fool VIII lnrh
sar. or close his eyes 10 tho glad hdlpG
his blIpt ted life. In jusiife u us, 10
iienendeut families, and TO the consu mnial
lifeis ambition before you vere slflCA J.
disease, we ask you to 90 win us loI = ~
10 The homes of some who nave dfsnk o.
of IiEc and are now full OF tie JOY et hegs y
iell 10 the world their glad experience v
von no false statement, and make 10 assei|
rannot by proper inquiry lby leitr y
friendsI be probed 10 the bottom az 'oun'
Of truth,
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IA n Hardick, lis Plymouth 81, BrooslJn'
Win Chronic Rheumatism many years, e.,,,
Nr. Hastings, 7st Pearl ST., BrOoAlIn--ns'''
.IS,. ~ Caemmerer, aiT Baltic g., Brooklyn /
Chrome Rheumatic Gout6years' v.,d,.l
Mr.. Roehsler, 7e6 Court n., 1,nao IN ethCT d
Q ycara--hAd expended over sioo' u ''D''
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matory and Chronlc rheumatism 'D4
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Rheumatisn for yearsi .hAd ltiea sssp vi. RasT.
Dr.. Goodrich, New York cilyseatSUos,s Sss Yors-
Mrs. Williamson, % Grove s., a. eassrs upjol
tntammaiory RheumAilsm 20 yeaTsi nIsS SsSrouie' &
Mr. Dixon, ll7 West b., New sotA
matism TWO yenrs: ,o. aou,h a., New .
Cant. Hsthan Wood, AUS sos
Rheumatism ~ years. s.w YorE-d
Mr.. Abrams. II oreenwieh Af''
matlsm and Kidney Disease. A. J,rsY
Judge Crossman. II OakAho ava
| Rheumatism several years T..
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Now give this matter dssel,su .,.,s and you viii
4 circulars with fuller phruoaiAis,
you saw this advertisement. AL.
Gilmore, Adams y Ger I'm W m II
Brooklyn. and 100 Wilma
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
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The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
THE WATER WITCH FAIR.
The Gift to be Presented This Evening by
the COMPANY of Frederick, Md.

The Gift to be Presented This Evening by
the Company of Frederick, Md.
A special dispatch to the GAZETTE from
Frederick, Md, dated to-day, gives the fol-
lowing details of the presentation to be
made this evening to the Water Witch Com
pany by the United Fire Company of that
place:
The committee of the United Steam Fire
Engine Co., No. 8, of this city, is COM
posed of A. Rosenstock, w. B. Storm and
A. o. Benderfer, and to-day they send by
Adams Express beautiful ice pitcher, ad-
dressed to j. X. Adams, chairman Of the
Water Witch Steam Fire Engine Co., with
letter of regret that the committee were
unable to attend and make personal pre-
sentation of the pitcher. The gift is elabo-
rate and costly and is given for the purpose
OF rattle at the fair. The United boys feel
deeply grateful for the kindness shown them
by the Wilmington company on their recent
visit and they sent this as small token o.
the same.