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THE AR TiSANS SA ZINC BANK.
No. COZ MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. IleI

OPEN TO receive deH'sits daily Sunday ,xcertcd)
during the usual business hours and Iucsday and
Saturday evenings from 10 Su'clock.
Al the profits OF the Bank after the III c,srary ex
pensts are devoted the benefit of the ,lc osstors
and dividends made seini-anitially In AIail ayd Oc-
tobrr. Since tho organization OF the Bank In 1861,
the dividends have uniformly been at the rate OF six
per cent. per annum.
Dividends not drawn regarded as debosts, D. d
At once become entitled 10 participate In injured vi
Gcrds.
No Manager Is allowed to borrow Rny.oi the money
| entrusted 10 the Bank
MANAGERS.
| MM. y. HILLS, tiEoGqE w BUSH,
| ipWAbb BETls, N. II. BENSON,
| ,.. a. . CLEMENT y. SMyTu,
| MA E y, W, ROWLAND, Henry 4. DCLH,
VIM ~, Hillary, Jon H. JACKSON,
HE1H1L ., tAiILLEi LDwARp DARLINGTON.
WILLIAM y. KILLER Prcs.l,nt
GEORGE w. BUSH, Vice Preside
IonN Il. MCLEAR. Treasurer.
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AVE. OFFER RON SALE THE
$50 Bonds of the Wilmington & Western
IuiJrnnd On.


"stIouu co' l., .o,,, nm
interest, sly par snnum, payshTe IVA uSs urtsker
the irst days of January, April, ouy anu
In each year kesisIeteu y, :oua "a" ate raxes
OF holder. Free Of United STATES ana o.ate aAes,
The bonds are secureu oy me- "'i v V' rhn,nes
trust or moItsase 70 ashnston oon i ,ha sun
Wood, and George W. bush, itus.eeei III tIo nu ~,
Give hundred thousand dollars; me pohus WIZ Us
ssued TO such an amount A. may ne louhu reiu'S'e'
not eSceeulhS IN tns -, Ia ,,yo hundred
me supsctipen cspl.na u, ~ ,.iiv Lii
aud nifty thousand dolars, whcn Is no" mustia Sai
%, anu WINCH VIII pe lu'ig al, Po - IL. ,tna yyats
tue tofns ol suosotlptiUu wa ~'''' "
III w sa.F snhctinton "a 10. 1 ne usei In pre-
pariug the road for Tue iron, ant II be more than
sutio tent pay Tor the grading, 'ldse anu tleste
R0rk, engineering ,lencinS, ilsh' - way, iol ."e
roau and sidlngs, tor Iaad Tor station housoss-
The proceeds vi the bDns Wilt he sd IN paying
for the lon rolling ttjsk, lut buildings a. Other
necessaIiss for the tuii equipment Of the road LIZ
tryS = 100 Coz Of the bonus he nl!sred at
u5,Sn ACCuIrED SEEKE3r
80 -- - -, .,,.. q, =,
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ZEn WANTED rs

All PERSONS WTO OWN A HORSE TO KNOW
TIA Il. Brinxhurst d DO, have beena ppointed
agents Tor WILMINGTON, for the sale Of
10Y EL'S moor LINIlfEN1
FOR the prevention and cure Of CoN-
TRACTION, CoRNs, QUARTER CRACKS,
CoSrnACrIoS OF THE BACK SINEw, GEN
ERALf CALLED KNEE-SPRuSd SpnAiNs, CALLS,
SCRATCHES, RHEuMATIsM, &c.
have tested Hoycrs IIooi Linlment the feet of
)ycr ore hundred HORSES. The difference the cor
dition Of the feet Is great In its favor, that would
not he without 1t for ten times its east. II should be
properly applied 10 every huIse's hOOi and especially
in the when the horses feet aiwaNs in con-
tact with the hontod earth which dries them up and
they become hard and ievcri-h. which produces con-
traction coris quarter cracks, contraction of the
back sinew, commonly called Kate Sprung and often
the pains In the hOOf IL produces sweeney in the
shoulder. We recommend ii rs tho best yrOaration
used. 1t should be USED every horses hoof
commonly as oil Is used harness or mems bools
keep them in good condition.
l.. IL. ConISIin,
Proprietor and Superintendent % he Continental
Stables, Sdn50m Sired, Phiia.ieLphid.
MIR. NJ u BOYER -Dear Sur: This is TO certify,
hat have used your l.niment In my stables for
krne months past ON mere than hundred horses,
and NM u the boat preparation have ever used
horses II Is fnr better than y0u recommend Send
me five eases at once, by express.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. ~ West 3lst Street, New York City.
Sold Wholesale and retail at proprct0rs prices by
l.. BRINGHURST II Co, apothecaIies
Corner 9Th and Market Streets,
Wilmington. Delaware
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS. .,
The BaSar Is edited with contribution OIL tact anu
taisnt that we seldom find in any journal and the
Journal itself list he organ OF the great world
Boston Traveller. - ,,,or Of tho
hcasshold-to ths children By drOll and pretty PIE
lures TO the Young ladies' by its IN end
less VARIETY 10 the proydent matron by Us paVerms
yur the chdren's clothes, To patcr iamilias by ~
tsss,ul designs for embroidered slippers ana lSuii
ouS drsssine gowns But the reading matter OF tne
bazar is uniformly OF great cxceiencr me paper
MAJ anarired wide popularity for the hreside ENJOY
ment il affords.-N. Y. Evening Pest.
SlJBSCRIPTIONS.-1S
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NEW E SEEMSGRK { hsffoRE.

REMoX AL
NEW GROCERY STORE.
N, W, CORNER OF FOURTH AND NJ AkhE1
STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
-, The undersigned respectfully an-HKN
49, nounccs to his old friends and tile pub kE$S;41
lGu lie gensrally, that no has taken the -
Old established store stand formerly occupied by
Johr Akin, at the N. W.. cornsS Of Fourth ana Mar
ket streets, and has opened WIN stacy OF ine "ew
and fresh Groceries,
SUGARS AND MOLASSES.
lOverings Crushed, Granulated ami Pulverizr'i >"
gars.
Lovcrjngs Soft White and yellow Gomez Sugar
Syrurs and all kinds Of Molasses.
COFFEEs, TEAS, FLOUR, &e., 80.
Old Government ia, eoilee, Laguira, MarcaltH'
Rio, ground. The finest Green and Black Teas, white
and Rcd Wheat Family Flour, New Buckwheat, al
kinds Of pure Spices ,Ssrdines Sauces. Canned Fruit
Of all kipds, French Mustard English Mustard, Pure
Olive Oil, WALNUT, Mushroom aud Tomato Calsup
English and AmeTlcao Pickles, Jellies, Cheese Fresh
kol and Goshen Butter, Bakers Cocoa, Bakers Choc
| olata, Nermat, Macaron, Washing soap In pfea
variety, Toilet Soaps, Silver Clos starch, kasiDs
| Gurrants Citrons, Mnce Meat, Driod Peaches an,
Apples, Cranbenies, B:ooms, Painted Buckets, WAL
Boards, Dust and Sweeping Brushes, Hand Scrubf
| Sperm Candles, Alamautine Candles, Tallow Can.
dies Corn Stai rh, FaTinL, Imported Havannn Segars
anc all other Articles usually KEEP lin well sss0rte
Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock. Yer
respectfully. JAMES CRlPPEN
Wilmington. Sept. 10 Is 81.
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Internationally the best sustained WORK Oh 'he
iind in tho World"
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

NpTICES Ut NE 0l71 -.
The ever increasing circulation of this excellent
monthly proves its continued adaptation 70 popuar
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many homes it penetrates every MONTH .a " entes
tsincrs Of the public mind, Its vast popularity mas
boon won by NJ appeal to stupid prvjudices OF ue
PRAYED tastes.-Boston Globe. ...... rr
Ths character which this Magazine Possesses lvr
variety enterprise, artistic wealth, and literary cur
ture that has keep pace with, IL 1t has led the umes,
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CITY aud intermediate points.
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The stokes Case.

New YORK, February 1.-The counsel
in tho Stokes casoain the event ola lail-
ure to obtain an order for . new trial
from Judge Boardman, will apply for o
stay Of proceedings, and thereby secure
review Of the case by q full bench Of
the Supreme Court, and on failure there,
will 60 to the Court Of Appeals au't'
In the Oyer and Terminer Court to-
day, Judge Boardman heard the counsel
in the matter Of the bill Of exceptions in
the Stokes case. The Judge decided to
exclude from the bill the allegations in
reference to Stokes having been absent
from the court while part of the. testi-
mony was beirg taken; also, that the
Judge was at bne time of tho bench, but
allowed them TO be brought IN by aflda'
Wit on the motion for new trial. The
motion for a new trial was then COM
menced, and the papers IN the case read.
Among them were numerous aftldRVits
alleging irregularities, and the hostility to
the prisoner by the jurors. One special
affidavit Is by Mary Bean, stating that on
the day OF the murder, In going past the
Grand Central Hotel, she saw Fisk, whom
she knew while domestic, at Long
Branch, go inside The private entrance
but he instantly backed out, pulled out a
pistol and re-entered; as she passed the
hotel she heard pistol shot. Was about
to marry at this time and her friends fear
ing she would be locked up as a witness
dissuaded her from telling what she saw,
She gives numerous references to respect
able parties. The motion will be decid-
ed Monday. .E" gNIDkl'EtA IL
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-After some
preliminary business Of no public impor-
tance, the bills on private land claims
were considered.
Among the bills passed were the follow.
ing: ToseCure more effective admins.
tration Of Indian Affairs; appropristing
ont Of the Japanese indemnity fund S129, !.
600 for distribution among the officers
and crew of the Alyoming and Takiairg.
on aS bounty for the destruction Of pirat-
ical vessels at Simonezka, Japan.
The House at IS O'clock went into q
committee on the private calend dar. A
long discussion took place on the bill for
the payment Of expenses incurred In the
suppression Of Indian hostilities in Mon.
tana in 1857, according to an examination
ot'the report Of the Inspector, Gen. Jas.
A. Hardie. The Committee reported the
bill, but no action was taken by the
House. 80,
"a bill for the relief Of, certain contract.
ors for the construction oi a vessel Of war
o On motion Of MI. Banks, a. sub.com-
mittee of the Select Committee on tho
Union, Pacific. Railroad Company and
Credit Mobilier was authorized to take
testimony in PhilsdclphiR, New York and
Boston. -.'g. g.aEcG. SD
At 4 O'clock p. N. the House adjourn
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SPAIN.

PARIS, February Communication
between San Sebastian and the interior
Of Spain has been entirely interrupted
by the Carlists. No mails from that
country have been received in Paris for
three days past. There is no communi-
cation with Bilboa except by sea. An
attack on the city by Carlists is ap.
pretended. Railway communication
between Alsoena and Beasin hos been cut
by the insurgents, and the running Of
trains between those places is suspended,
A Carlist band is entrenched at Sturrioz
and were attacked by q force OF royal
troops, but they maintained their position
after conflict Of three hours. The in.
claimfa victory. Several Span
ish customs officers on the frontier have
been driven away or forced to take refuge
on French terr itory.
MADRID, February LIN the Lower
Cortes to-day, ,Zorella, President, asked an
appropriation OF twelve million reals to
enable the Government to put the tele-
graph lines in working order, Zorella
said he regretted to announce that many
excesses were being committed in the
north by rowing bands of Csrlists; the
Royal forces, however, vigorously pursu.
ed the Insurgents. The Government had
received intelligence of tho destruction oil
band Of Clrlists, the defeat OF
Babaps band and the complete route Of
another OF 1900 Insurgents; loss 2S killed,
including 1.-TWO Priests. 1t Is expected
that the insurrection would soon bo end.
ed and communication restored with
Franco
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The Tweed Trial.

New YoRK, February mfr. Tweed,
last evening, said his trial was merely a
political one; that they would never get a
jury to convict him, and he was tired OF
the business. 80 !
A juryman says they all pledged them:
selves to dIVulge nothing occurring In the
Jury room. From forty TO fifty bailotings
were cast in ALL Nothing was learned
upon an interview with several jurors to
slow that any were influenced by impro-
per motives. S.j.
Lyman Tremaine, the counsel for the
prosecution in tho Tweed case, stated last
evening the panel Of Jurors from which
the Jury were selected was prepared in
tho interest OF the defendant. One OF the
Jury, he says, was what Is known as q
hummer or loaier, provided with new
suit of clothes especially for this trial.
Another boasted that he would make
money II he wRs on the jury, Sill an
other had served in prison in Vir-
ginia for violating the revenue laws,
though pardoncd out. These things were
not discovered until after the jury was
sworn. The prosecution have lnlorma-
tion that some of the jury had been tam.
pered with, and 1t is probable that they
will take suitable action thereOn.tTsf
Judge Davis thia morning refused to
grant q mOtionpfor the immediate re.tFial
Of Tweed. There was a legal doubt about
continuing the term. Tho regular time
commenced Monday, and the case could
be brought on by giving the usual notice.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Tho trial ol Mrs. Boyer, charged with
the murder OF Calvert a. johnson, which
has been in progress in the Criminal Court
Of Chicago for week past was concluded
Friday night, the Jury bringing in yer
dict OF involuntary homicide and fixing
the punishment at five years in the peni-
tentiary. The evidence In the case was
wholly Circumstantial and one feature
was the disagreement Of medical men as
10 the cause Of death. A motion for
new trial was entered.
"A Convention on direct trade and en-.
igratiOn, to which delegates from cities
South and West, arc invited, will be held
at Augusta, Ga, on the 11th inst.
The Governor and Council Of Massa.
chusetts have decided not 10 interfere in
the case of McElhaney under sentence Of
death for wife murder.
The Vienna exhibition building has
been completed. The Sultan Is expected 10
be present at the opening.
The steamer Consett from Antwerp
is In quarantine at New York.
Tho dwelling house of Henry Cairnes
near Jefferson, Iowa, was burned Friday
night, and Cairnes with two Of his chill.
dren and his brother Alexander perished
in the flames.
The counsel for Ambrose E. Lynch,
now under sentence Of death nj Pitts.
burgh for the murder Of William Had
field, deputy sheriff, have formally given
notice OF their intention TO carry the
case up 10 the Supreme Court for review.
Their hopes for reversal ore based on
merely technical points.
The Stark knitting mill, at Albany,
occupied by Scott & Stewart, of Cahocs,
was burned on Saturday. Loss $4,000.
Several lady operatives were badly
burned.
The first through train eastward
over the Chesapeake s. Ohio Railroad ar.
rived at Richmond Saturday morning.
Hon. Nehemiah Bushnell, one Of the
Oldest and most prominent citizens and
lawyers OF Southern Illinois, and Chair.
man Of the House Committee on the Ju-
dietary in the Illinois General Assembly,
died at his homo in Quincy on Friday
evenidg, aged 50.
Three lRborers on the new MilwGu
kee & st. Paul railroad were buried on
Friday by the caving in Of gravel bank
about twelve miles north Of Chicago
Their appearance when disinterred indi.
Gated that all three were killed instantly
AT Kirksyille, No., a fire broke out
at Q o'clock Saturday morning md con.
sumed twelve frame business houses.
Loss on houses $4,000; no insurance.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
First snow Of the Season /.

ElE6I SNOW Oh Ine SeASOus
LONDON, February 1.-The first snow
storm Of the season occurred this morn
ing. The fall was light.
Violent Tempest Throughout the
British Notwithstanding
SnOWsFall.
LONDON, February 2.-The British Is.
lands were visited last night by one Of
the most violent storms ever experienced,
even at this season Of the year. Snow
iell to an extraordinary depth in the city
and country. This morning 1t was six
inches deep. In tho streets Of London
travel Is almost wholly suspended. The
Omnibuses and cabs have ceased running,
and scarcely o vehicle ol any description
has been seen in the streets all day. In
the provinces the snowfall was heavier,
and in tho extreme north drifts several feet
deep. The gale rpged with great fury
all around the English and Irish coasts.
Many wrecks have already been reported,
and there has been a fearful loss OF life,
especially OFF Torquay and around Sicily:
The steamer Clau Alpine went ashore
during tho night on Black Head and be-
came total wreck. 1t Is feared that all
on board were lost. The steamship Sarah
was wrecked on the Irish coast near Bsl.
leggan, and fourteen of her crew were
drowned.
An accident, occurred to-day on the
London & Northwestern railroad, at
Stafford, by which several persons were
killed,
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Decision Against a Blgamlst.

PHILADELPHIA, February lin the
Court Of Common Pleas today Judge
Ludlow delivered q decision in case pre-.
senting some novel points. One William.
son was charged with desertion by q
woman whom he married in Ireland six.
teen years ago. His defence was that the
English statutes invalidated the marriage
on account Of his being q Protestant and
she a Catholic. Seven children were born
Of tho union. The Judge held that the
English statutes on the subject being a
violation Of all morality, they were not
recognized in this country, and rendered
q judgment against the 'woud-be blga-
mist ". .i- ts...
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Ohio LepiaInture.

COLUMBUS, February lin tho House
resolution was offered instructing the
Ohio Senators to use their influence 10
procure the passage Of a law to reduce
the duties on railroad iron to two dollars
per ton, Tho resolution was referred 10
the Committee on Federal Relations.
Bills were introduced prescribing uniform
rates Of compensation for Probate judges
and to reduce the time Of advertising no.
tees OF rates OF taxes from six to two
weeks.
In the Senate bill was introduced to
repeal the law which taxes tho gross re.
ceipts Of foreign insurance companies,
and to provide for taxing their huuuaL
gross receipts; 10 authorize persons con.
nected with banks 10 act as notarics puh.
lie, except in cases where the bank Of
which such person Ia connected with Is
directly interested in the transaction,
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Poisoning Case at Peoria, Ills.

ST. LOUIS, February 9.-Dispatches
from Peoria, ILL.,, says that o poisoning
case was developed there yesterday. 1t
appears that Geo. Schuman died sudden.
" last November, his lie insured for
$4,000 in the Washington Life Insurance
Company, which sum was paid Mrs.
Schuman few days ago. Friday night
Henry Schuman, an only son, died mys.
teriously, as did his father, exhibiting
symptoms OF having been poisoned. Mrs.
Schuman and person styled DR.. ]. P.
Weldcr, who has been boarding with
Mrs. SchumaD, and with whom Il is al.
legged she sustained improper relations,
were arrested yesterday on suspicion Of
having poisoned the husband 10 obtain,
and the son to secure, some real estate
left by his father. A post mortem exam.
inaLiOn Of the boys body was made yes.
terday before the Coroner's jury, and the
case will be reported upon Wednesday,
after the doctors have analysed the
stomach.
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What Mr.. COlfax Has to Say For
Himself. a

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-AIr. Colfax has
not been absent from the Senate any day
this week, as erroneouSly telegraphed,
having presided more or less every day.
he denies he telegtsphed the statement
that he expects to prove his deposit on
June 22d came from Messrs, Shoemaker,
8. q. Stewart or A. B. Bowen, but ex :
presses confidence in his ability to freely
vindicate himself. BE also states that
after McComb first testified last winter
about some letter he had from Ames, as
TO some ofhis rulings as Speaker, he (Col'
tax) addressed q letter to the Chairman
Of the Committee, asking that MCComb
be required to either produce the letter or
point out the ruling so that it could be
examined by any parliamentary expert
as to It's correctness. Colfax desires to
go before the committee the very day
Ames returns to this city, their conflict.
ing statements having been given thus
far In the presence Of each other.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February 1.-After three days
Of agitated debate on the report Of the
committee on Lyons war contracts, the
National Assembly this afternoon, by a
vote Of $50 against AZ, adopted a resolu-
tion condemning the conduct of parties
who hoisted the red flag in this city.
PARIS, February, 2.-The 0tlcta! Jour
nal states that only II persons were arres.
ted In Montmastre Quarter, on Wednes.
day night, and all were released with two
or three exceptions.
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Refusal to Dissolve the Credit Mobl-
s..N Tier.

PHILADELPHIA, February lin the
Common Pleas Court Judge Allison re-
fused the prayer Of a petition OF tho Credit
Mobilier for dissolution, which was asked
Tor on the ground that since July, 1868,
the corporation transacted no business.
Judge Hays held that as Congress was now
investigating as to the claims otthe Gov
eminent against corporations, therefore
the Court should not do anything to pre-
judice the rights Of the creditors oil the
concern. .t
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PlrTsBURGH, February 2.-Rivcr about
stationary. Weather clear. There Is no
Improvement in the prospects for an early
Resumption oI navigation.
CISCENNATI, February 2.-R.ver 13
feet and falling, Several boats are load.
ing for tho South. The icO Is floating
heavily. Weather clear. The thermom.
eter stood at go degrees at Z o'clock this
evening. .r..
ST. Louis, February e.-Rivcr still
falling, Weather clear but cold. Nayi.
cation Is still suspended.
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GERMANY.

NEW YORK, February IA dispatch
from Berlin says the Library Of the Royal
Military Academy at WoolwiCh was
burned last night, and also part Of the
clock tower. The loss is not stated.
1t Is stated that Bismarck has demand
ed an explanation Of the Russian author
tiles concerning tho shooting of Prus.
sian by certain custom officials Of Russia
in Upper Silesia.