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The daily gazette., 1878-09-18
ERST EDITION..
Ioeal Time Table.

LEAVE WILMINGTON.
|TBsA!aia1nbia: TBAiin1 Q 90, $40, 6.55, $40, 300,
|fniiSnooa f,s 90 q M: 1881, 1910, 2.30, 40,
~ ia "a D. m. On sundays: zoe. 10 a.
\ w. 'vork: = III aoe, Bi4, q m, l2 81, IL 40,
|new M. on Sundays: zoe m:
" P ~ M are and Washington: 1914, 16,
|ss ss,. y m; IL 25i, 70 50, 8 90. p m. sundays
|pait 81, ! Deposit: b 45s p m; no Sunday
w., d. Castle. s, 8 90, 30 a m; 1 o5, 8 80 p
Nor sunday train.
,aware au r. r.: 8 0s, Q 80 q m; i %, o 20
10 Sunday train.
mIi,.',ngton ~ ~ l. Northern X. R.: Q 20 q
WIN bI5 IN; no Sunday train.
oTare 5%; Western II. R.: 10 20 q mi 40
,e," ,s. on Sundays: 10 80 a m.
,,Ns ~ o ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. 80
hphiladApnIa: Il 66, 8 y, ~ M II
20 Al. IA 81, s., 4 61,' IA. ~, ~,
IA sM. II 10 p m; on Sundays; IL 3D.,
~ am. = 80, 9 81. II 10 p m. 49,.
J New 2olk: IL 50, 8 "a a M; u ~. IL os
|a, sJl p m, IN Sundays IL % q IN
|5l m. .o A, m, 127. 10 az.
as D 3 sS p m; on Sundays; 2 ID a m y 80
I'm. ,.o,s a m 1871. 1nas
y q AT A D M; Oh Sundays: Is a m; 9 46
m. m n NJ, M Sunday
EVE, Na. Castle: 7 55, 8 80 q m 1900 m;
4 o. a. I O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
| delaware Il. r.: 30 a IN; . 20, 40 p
I Wilmington Hy g. Northern r. r.: 8 05,
qo,m:7 s. D m; no sunday trains.
'nsiaware Western Il. r.; % a m;
10 p p m; on SUNDAYS: Q 90 y m;
ADELPHIA.
. Broad street and washington ave We
TS0, 8 90, 10 80, 1 45 q m; 80. 30,
M XIX. 6. 6 I5, 9 45, II 80 p m; on SUM-
ys .ss1 a m; 6 OO,9 As, II 80, p m.
'rhlrty- second and Market streets:
x II sam, i2 is, 55, 8 30, II 45 p m;
/ sundays: 9 80. IL 40 D m.
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IGN Teiegraphic Summary

the German Parliament, yesterday,
Il Bismarck, supported the anti
li,t bill in an energetic speech. The
IA, referred to a committee of 21.-
broject for raising a loan to retire
Turkish paper currency has been
! up-The Hungarians are irritated
the situation in Bosnia. Leading
n argue that means may be found
hudou the attempt to occupy Bosnia
hut loss Of honor to Austria.-Mon-
fe Iacobini will go to st. Petersburg
kOtiate an understanding with Rus
ncernlng the church in Poland
bn and Melody, the pardoned Fen
Iailed yesterday from England for
Hork.-M. Gambetta is making a
bal tour in the South of France. He
been enthusiastically received at
y, Vieune and other towns.-A vio-
Eruption of Mt. Hecia, is reported.
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ksir' r'nr1SIEs ~ will tear their yenera-
IN in,,oh W hear that Edison's regular
falls llsIemnon aIea.,o Is to tap the new Mag
kad dSiecirlc Of : lines and draw off llghf.
|bgepO NJ a, thousand feet of carburetfed
fes Of d. 4. y to s., cities and other.
|cept.,u ,usrknes' m.ns,i, will use twelve to fif.
|bs brI worth aH, of the Falls power. II
Pike the b, g9t X Y light, piercing the shad-
eptireI1ve eIe i,.,,l iM,.,9,lh-i-noor, and if turned
Fen t6ny o,'I WI emit shock that will
fy psr.ns M U,o folks in fash of fury.
kn 1ot parlo. will want the new liu5t
|ney. IS : III III California another Denis
sio', 10 >, man ,, who is a remsrEsb '
New Tal y .ls target. Recently he ssnt
!, and ,ba Dlk firm for a prics list of
hgitsto,r' ,'e llrm, thinking that he was
Of risa snaFarney, made him a pres-
as marl ,us with their Compliments
LARK OF esteem of the firm.
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Large Yield of Whea nj.

Robert G. Kelton, of Penn township,
had yield Of 11O bushels of wheat from
% acres of land the past harvest-forty-
four bushels per acre. This wheat was
grown on corn stalk ground. sown broad
cast and received liberal dressing of
Thompson & Edward,' dissolved bone
phosphate. The seed was mixed Fultz
and Clawson.
John HIM oore, East Nottingham tbresh-
ed portion of bis wheat last week and
from "a dozen sheaves he bad 80 bushels
of wheat. 1t yielded at the rate of 36 to
38 bushels per acre. Fultz.-OIford Press.
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II. w. Hochkeppel, Linguist.

# you want to learn language well,
try and obtain its knowledge from a
competent professor who understands
both ancient and modern languages and
knows them dramatically. Young men
prepared for any college in the country.
Lessons at very low terms and at any
time suitable to the pupil. Call on him
at AIS, Del, avenue.
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States this, of course, is impessiblei
Therefore it becomes necessary to trans
init 1t to distance, say ali over the
State. There is no reason why the tele-
machon should not be able to do this. 1t
will, think, be able to transport the
power OF river or tide way above its
tains."
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Hulmbugs

Have been SO universal tor years past, that
all feel a hesitancs in trying any remedy
advertised but when they can get direct
testimony of well-known Physicians and
public men who have used a curative
Food they are satisfied. Thousands are
enjoying The blessings of health obtained
from the use fthe Blanchard Blood ana
Nerve Food,
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Port News.

The English bark Ranger of Var
mouth, N. s., from Liverpool, in ballast
arrived at this port on Saturday for re-
pairs. She cleared this morning for Phil
adelphia, in consequence of finding the
dry dock, and marine railways all occu-
pied by vessels undergoing repairs.
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'nnsarance ~ Companies
ray q Share?

|irs of the committee on
don. department. of Couacils yester-
uIlarnoH1 d resolution, offered BY Mr..
eusa, eomss, requesting the fire insur-
tatiopp pa,iies M In this city to appoint a
,lar " meet the committee ON.
by :, wSe sie ooth inst, to devise some
nav n so,n 'ne insurance companies
Ire Dsmle Dsvlle part of the expenses of
pepartnent.-Times.
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ILL STREET YBsTERDAY.-The
pt Tor stocks was OF the dullest and
|ut feature. Governments were a
weak; States were ignored and
Ays were irregular. Gold, 1909 !;
y on call, Il to2 per cent.
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The Temperance Canvass.

The Temperance County Executive
Committee will hold meeting on Satur-
day, and arrange for an active prosecu-
tion of the county canvass. A number
of mass meetings will be held, and
George Nj. butcher and Others will
stump the county.
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Died.

HAINES.-On the 11th INST, Mrs Rebecca
Haines, at her residence, 51s e. sth st.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are res pectfully invited TO attend the funer
al from her late residence No. 4l6 II. Filth
street, on Friday afternoon the Goth inst.
Services at the house at two O'Clock.
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Indications for To-Day.

4 Ae Middle Atlantic States, and
|Foorgnd, warnaer southeast Uinds sta
h ad faiiing barometer, clear or
Dlowed by cloudy Weduter.
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Candidate fer ASS essor.

The many friends of Mr.. John McCaf-
frey, have prevailed upon him to allow
his name to be used as County Assesso r
for the lower district at the coming de-
mocratic nomination. If nominated and
elected would make good officer.
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New Orleans an increase in the
per Of the yellow fever cases is re-
Il this morning. From Grenada the
pits are encouraging, although the
Pnce OF the disease has not yet abat-
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Being Painted.

The Bright House, at Rehoboth is now
closed for the season, and is now receiv-
ing two good outside coats of paint.
Five hundred pounds of white lead and
the other necessary ingredients in pro-
portion, were sent down for this work.
EIGHTH WARD MEETING.
The Democrats of the Eighth ward will
hold meeting at the S. W. corner of
Bennett and Taylor streets on Thursday
evening next, for the purpose of nomina-
ting an Inspector to be voted for at the
Little Election.
Brandywlne Seminary.
Miss Sayre, an experienced teacher of
young children, entered upon her duties
as assistant In Brandywine Seminary on
Monday. She will also give instructions
in music at reasonable rates.
NEW HOSE.
The Delaware Fire Company, have
iuct purchased five hundred feet of new
gum hose of the McSowan make. This
company Is now well supplied with hose.
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y ffli1sSSor isssS int informs us that hi, wife
Prescribed h. roi ~ night until the doc
little one. ts Df' Bulls Baby syrup for
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THE STATE OVER.

GraySon toimtU-Courier John T.,
Griffin was arrested in sherman and
locked up in JAIL lie was agent for
the Texas and Pacific express company
At Paris month ago, and had charge
of the $4,000 which he said was snatch
ed from his hand, but which many have
ever since believed he was concerned IN
stealing. His brother who was also
suspected, was expected TO be arrested
in Paris at the same time that John was
hero. ----- Monday night man
named Jefferson Lewis was knocked
down while near the deTot and robbed
of $1,000 and II gold watch and chain
Young county ---Leader An election
was held last Tuesday to determine
whether or not Graham should be an
incorporated town, the only means by
which the restriction could be raised
from the deeds, which resulted in the
corporalionisls being beaten. But the
anticorpomlionists being the stronger
success was theirs, by majority Of fifty
votes. Torn planting time isat hand.
We heard farmer say that he had
fifty acres of ground prepared, and
would commence next Monday. The
Graham high school is in must ilour-
ishing condition.
CorycR CountH--Sun Farmers are
getting ready to plant, and are making
an effort to retrieve the misfortune OF
the past. ---Corn is selling at twenty
five to thirty cents per hushel. The
wheat crop is looking we'll, and so far
bids fair to yield abundantly ,-Meal
is worth from three and one>half to
four cents per pound. Died on We'd
uesday, at his residence near Gatesyille,
William Lloyd, an old and respected
citizen, of the state and county. The
funeral took place on Thursday a
plain, honest old fashioned, upright
farmer, his death will be regretted by
many.
3sa1is Counig Gazette s. II. Russ
sell has been confirmed by the senate
as United States marshal for this dis
rict.---Upon the noon train for Gal
weston Sunday, William h. Grssom was
carried prisoner to Galveston, and left
in the jail Of that place, the object be,
ing salt keeping. MIR Blocker tied
his horse in front OF the store known as
the red brick, on the Avenue street,
and vas only gone haitian hour, which
proved time enough fora horse thief to
gallop him of. There has been twenty
thousand bales of cotton of the last crop
shipped from Austin to this date, which
exceeds former shipments.----ieneral
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WHOLESALE GROCERY mARREr

BACON, per lib short clear, 3-i@iOc;
shoulders, 63.I@7c; Breakfast, ~ tz9llo' u'S
salt, Z Leaf 34c a.. ,.,,
BUTTER per ID Western, 3O@a1c; country
BAKINa PoWDERs-Varlousb brands Il
lb cans, per do2 81 .6@l 5V; IL 40 uo' o. 'VS
2 GO:l do do, 81 2jgi 80. -
CANDLES star, IL to IS, l5glbc.
COFFEE-Java, per Id, 2S930 ITO, cholee,
22@sl l2c prime, 2l@2l Lac colnlhon w
fair, 10 l-2@2D lie. $50. ,...,,a
CtjNCENTRATED LYE--Various brands
doz, Id cans, per case, "a BOO w. ~,
FISH-Mackeral, per bbl, go Wgsll W. KIT
81 OOasl - white fish, kit, 95gsl %;
-UFRRI NGS-Dried, per oox, 40@b0c.
FISH Dried goldfish, per b, S.l@c; go
IARD-In tierce, 3-lGl0c; 70 lib pals, LUG
10 i-2c; s and 10 Id In tins, ii S-4gl4c. ,-,l,.
HAMS-Per 10, fancy brands, li%@lo'aci
w M TH AS5Es-Fanc Louf'iana, per gal
0ode5c; Choice 5596Oc; Prime 1O95oci rair'
RICE-Louisiana, per III, 7g7 l-2c;; .,o,
SUGAR - formulated, per lni u I'a5gii11o!
Crushed Il l.292c "a P1 1asIS .ac Choice Choice
i,onisiana, aas -; Prime, l-i9s lie; ordi-
nary to Fair, sas lac Common, 3-igS';
SnDA-Case; bi.carb. English, 6gO i-zc'
ASSft SSRCH-various brands, per 10, 4Ag5c
soAP-ollve, 514@eci fancy soaps per ooN'
hss%ScL AZ sack, 81 coal ej ohi9
river, in bbls, ~ 4512 90; table, per SACK -
STTEA-Grnpowder 5Oa75c; imperial cog
$50. 1ennn, t6,dgOc, oolong, 4O9Ibc. OF
TINFGAR-Cider 2595Oci white wine' o.
Il G-Sp
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TOBACCO MAnHET.

fLud TOBACCO Virginia bright, nne
pounds, hlAsli do do fne and extra Twist, G6q
'ooi DO DO oAtia Uin twist, GsalO0, DO me,
ululn u auu gin twist, bsetbOo do common l.
M tWlsl, lb9hbc, do mahogany navy, ~, w.
hs, iog@ci Louisville navy, bright mahOg,
any oi9Nc, DO do mahogany, Asmhi1, do do
mahogany u class, $4,000, DO do dark ma,
hoHnyi hgh0oi do do hne BLACK, 2aesblo.
ZINE CUT Choice, lOitu1', me alum, 700
sip lalr iOas0o, common, tO0lubc,
hMoklNG VIRGINIA smOKlng, Nsand I,
0ablo konluokyi ih16Oe, common 10 good,
m@tOoi fancy, ~ 70 quality, VI li@l 10, II on
ndel, imported, por 10, VI a..
DOMESTIC CIGARS Havana, 5000 l0O,
seed ana Havana, i0gs0; dO do scrap tiiler
a19lai Connecticut stod, 9i0eab. ordinary,
l'9lG oltrnuts ana SKIES, HAS.
dPOk TED CIGARS, price per 1901, Reg
del ray, slb0; Londros, sliO Brovas, sllO, COn-
chas, elNi Florde prlnsado, sll0, Londrrs dc
uofle, s@i Opera Grand, sll0i Operas, $40,
opera hena, $50, Rena Victoria, 500, Hunra-
deT cigarettes, ~.
SNuFF-Mnooaboy, Siassci ltuppe French
Doc,
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MAIL GRAIN.

MeXicois to have a permanent lot
terry scheme for the bentfi. OF the gov
ernment charitable institutions.
A "meddical college" at Nashville
Tennessee, is engaged in turning colored
plantation hands into medical doctors.
A rich gold nine has recently been
discovered near the Mauseca mountain,
in the state of Tamaulipas, Mexico,
The wolves chased doctor of st.
Louis, Michigan, aud he came spretty
near "gulug to meet" his patients.
The people OF Sacramento attend
funerals in boats, and IN the lower
part of the city can catch catfish rom
their front doors
Governor Mcclellan and wife have
surprised the aristocrGtic people OF
Trenton by making the acquaintance
of most of the poor families In the
town.
At the end of the Crimean war Russia
had only about seven hundred anu MY
miles of railway Now she has more
than eleven thousand miles, and every
year new lines are constructed
An editor IN one of the northern
counties OF Iowa noticed the death OF
Samuel Bowles, of the Springfield Re-
publican, and remarked that ILLINOIS
had lost great statesman"
A lady and child were rescued from
wild COW in Omaha the other day ny
brave young man who caught the
animal by the horns and held her
until she dashed him through large
plate glass window.
In a Newpoat, Rhode leland, church
few days ago, a colored miss was de-
tected in putting peanut shells into the
contribution box, which so displeased
the parson that he denounced the acl
and called the miss by name.
An eccentric and useful sheep is kept
on steamer plying between San Fran
cisco and Stockton. He Is trained to &c
out on gang plank at a landing, when
flock Is to be loaded, to show thai
the approach Is safe and to act as
pilot.
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PROCLAMATION.

In obedience TO the following resolution
passed BY the City Council, viz
Whereas, 1t is believed That the city can
be benefited and beaut1fed by concert Of
action in the matter OF building side walks
and planting trees at The intersection ef
sidewalks and streets, and that said concert
of action may he effected by the Mayor is
suing his proclamation requestlng ali prop
eoty-owners to 30 Improve their property,
therefore, be IL
Resolved, BY the City Council that the
Mayor be aud hs is hereby instructed to is
sue bis proclamation calling on all real os-
tate owners to improve their property, as
suggested in the foregoing preamble, de
scribing the kind of sidewalks and the Kind
OF tees best TO be PLANTED.
Therefore, /, ". l.. Csbell, Mayor OF the
city OF Dallas, do hereby request all real es-
tateowners In the city OF Dallas to improve
their property by making good gravel side
walks in front Of their property, and 10 plant
shade trees, such ms Naples Elm, China,
Box Elder and tycamore trees, along the
outer edge Of SAID sidewalks, and thereby
benefit their property, and also add to the
health and comfort as we'll ss the beauty OF
the city.
In witness whereof have hereunfo set
my hand and affixed the seal OF the city Of
Dallas, this sd day OF January, 1873.
Attest: w. Il. CABELL,
j. p. HEREFoRD, Mayor.
Secretay. ian2fd1ef.
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NEW URLEANa, March Flour is steady
and in fair demand auperilne a 60, AN
Is OJ; XXX g. 456,G %; higher grades ~ OO9
Il n, torn, in fur demand and market
firm, mixed iSc; yellow 1870; choice Whlte
SIS. Corn meal dul. and held at 80 GOes2 ~.
Data quiet but steady, choice Galehn $40
mo. Coff.e in fair Command, cargoes ordinary
demand, common TO good common o. ta6'4ci
fair to fully fair 6td@ 9; prime TO choice ig
SIst: yellow clarified S4m5lc. Molasses quiet
common l6d,lSc; fair 2O@22c; prime to choice
9DaI0c. Rice demand light, holders 1rmer;
ordinary to choice Louisiana 5A@GAc
NEW YORK, March 7.-Flour Is duh and
strongly in buyers favor; superhne western
and state "a O09i 70 closing dull; southern
-four quiet and heavy, common TO fair extra
IS 2aa1 20; good to choice ~ 00@T 10. Wheat
opened l@l1%c lower and closed more steady
at shout %glc dec Inc, ~ S2gl ~ for WIN
ter red; No. do, 81 IS. corn opened slight
IL In buyers favor but closed firmPr with
moderate export home trade inquiry un-
nraded western miLed 4IH@52ci elbow west
srn No. |. 531S0l56c: white southern Gle. OATS
steady. Coffee, Rio, quiet, HH9l714e cargoesi
llAgis1zc gold job lots.
At. LOUIS, March T.-Flour nominal, buy
era all of, not enough doing TO estaD Ism
Quotations. Wheat, No red fall 81 III No.
do. ii OF; No spring 81 % bid. Corn $3.50.
Oats trmer at 26ho Rye Is quiet NJ D3Ac
Whisky steady at 81 O3 Pork unsettled al
$40 Bulk meats duh and nominal. Bacon
dnl. short rib middles loose IS IS; short
clear rniddles packed 55sc. Lard noninally
lower, prime steam &c asked.
Cattle-Q uiet and unchanged.
Hogs-Demoralized; few packing grades
sold at 81 sal 40.
Sheep-Easier but not lower
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John Bunker lives near Coloma,
Michigan lie has lost an eye y can
Ger ID crippled by rheumatism, one
Knee pan n gone, HE 0lher log has ma
calf 20 iI--and The other day an old
SOW got ~ John, aud nearly Ate up
what was lett oi him,
a man IN Chester county, Peunsyl,
wanna, safely drove u two'horHe team
over u railroad bridge sixty feet high.
The driver thought he was on a wagon
road Five minutes after his plrlluus
adventure railroad train came dash
Ing along the track.
The Paris Rothchllds, who are all
bankers, are said 10 work as hard ~ II
beginning their fortunes They oh
serve their ollice hours Rs puucIunlly
~ does the poorest clerk There IL
popular belief that they hope 60 ex,
eoule the dream Of the rebuilding OF
the temple and the city OF Jerusalem.
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pAhhRlcS- Roll, $50, Fiat, bl.e. High
oolors % higher W. ~"
uo,lhHbhl LEANS Naumkeag, Oi-li Penn.
pelloni eei hunDlk, 0ta
q, ipha- AnnsHeAg AGA, llhoi l.nwistun,
atN liei 90 ep.ll, 1897 Do plaid, 100, Mnihufn
90 laei tonislnga gold medal 1901 do Goa,
Nsel ~ ,qlsi No. L lNci Eastern A, un,
a. ~ -hrnnum llhni AulsTieus, lie,
Vilgdgnla, No, 70, lbp Para ioi, 10,
IN ,hh Nc hnslon, h'eri ponlm NN, liso,
NHkNlpls Arlington, hl1ehe, Evretts.
wy "a AmOskeag, re-,
,nlhl flh- American, nl.e, ulasguW, irI,
lJ nHnann, t'Ai brown, l2tc,
~ NnnA ANS Amoskeag, Wei halna, H'i
Wllraw, Oe southwark, sei drea STYLES,
lnbr, 'F'''
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wISEs ANDLIaUORs,

mash VI AhNn,
VINES rlarol Ia case, " N, Calawha,
~ Aal' " luA' ~ furl pot gal,i NJ tuol n
~ elbipeI khi " inAi 90, Madeira, pei ga
" mati ~, while Nins,i oasea, ~ .ARil up,
w AMfAluhh uooks, va bAtksl, slarrgO
nmlhleek In basket ~ 40, krug III basket
w w Domestic champagne, tiAalA.
eaalh " 1902 o.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ia oask, sl2gll.
uofnhv' per gAli VI 35ai 10, French, pei gal,,
y m9lD WiApplV, per gal, u 7igs 7i Peach
y ieaS ioiolngeHyl 2is2 10, BLACK berry,sl co.
lNs-old Holland, pergalp " bOsb 10,
Donleslloi per gal, VI 400. 70,
~ Ms-IamacA, ti aONh,
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Club.priccs for the Hest Homo and
ForefRu Literature.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin; Possessed
of Tar IiTIxe Age ana one or two other Of
our vitacious Am erican monthliee, a sab
seriber will and himself In command OF the
Who'll. situation.
For $40 5O THg LIVING AGE and either one
Of the American 81 Monthlies Tor Harpei's
Weekly or Bazaar will be sent far year,
both postpaid; or. for $3.50, The LIVING AGE
and the 81. Nicholas, or Appleton's Journal.
Address bfIIkLL 6AI,
noy2edAvIt Boston.
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Attention, Property Holders

Notice is hereby given that will begin on
the first day of January next To mako tho
asses ment of real estate and pereonal prop
elty for the city taxes OF 1878, and all persons
owning, or having In their possession AZ
agent OF another, any real estate or personal
property, Hto hereby notified 10 come Tor.
ward TO the office OF the city Assessor and
Collector and render the same before the
FIRST day of February, 1873
H. H. OGDEN,
dCc2g-l0t CITY Assessor & Collector
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puy GOODS MARKET.

pRINTs-Robes 81; Plnks 95ls; shiIuings
a.. Sail Is, s ii, standards, 5l-i95ci St'lei'
lsc: (larnsrs, &c; Harmony, DC. gu
BROWN neutrality-suspicious., A. IL IL.
Indian head, 44,shci NasnViiIe, a. a. a,sdge sr'
IL g i &c; dwight, 81; Peperel, H. 7'Sc' re-
peril ,,kSraED MUsLINs- wamsntta, a;
nc: Fruit OF the Loom, LOCI LonsdaS, Szso
Hope, SIC; Peabody, SCI new Jersey ~ 80
DfJCks-Arlington Brown, li1lci Champl 10.
nm Twilled, lIlSc; Lewiston PLAIN strlPsi -.
Iewistown Check, l51sc; Arlington fanes
stripe, 1Tc.
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Vys ara authorized and Ttlnehled W an
,',,rr CANAAN W, w. MnltlpA ~ 4 esndl-
xxx I1r reelection o. no ulllph ol wy MhI'
xxi, nj The ensuing election, ApIll . 1850
$50 me authorized enl Inlntslta 70 a.,
r,tv MAMMAL az Tie ensuing election, Aprh
3, 1918,
Ve nre authorized and requested % an,
,.n,,ugs Mr.. A, W, MlAruN for lhp once OF
1ttv Mushai, election Apul = lha'
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LUMBER MARK ET.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scant,
ling, per thousand, Sl9 90; dresse w :
aooring, dressed and matched, S25 90, Match
ed ceiling, $50 90; notwithstanding, ~, oo,
WHITE PlNE-ROugh, per thousand,
si5 co: surfaced $50 90; matched ceiling, ~ 3Oi
Notwithstanding, so 90. 90 oo
PRESS ouph, per thousand, sio w
surfaced, $50 90; nickets, u 90. .o.
SUINaLES-Ye pine, cut, u W'@3 90,
long Leaf pine, sawed, "A W; cypress cut ~
nj IL,
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IhaI Terrl6Ie hennrrr.

Fever ana ague, ana ~ o0ngener. bilious Il.
mlllenli beside affections OF The klun. aeh
llver ana bowels produced by miasmati1
All hnl water are both nradiraied and pro,
vented by Tile use NJ hOsleltars stomach
bllltih, purely vegetable elixir indOraed
hy rhyhlelanA, ana more extensively uhed as
u remedy inri he above class OF disorders, M
Wei 40 Tor many others, man any madeline
~ tue az, A languid circulation, a torpld
hlhir ul Tho liver a want OF vital stamlha,
hfe conditions naeuliufly favorable 10 mala,
rial diseases, They are, however, surely
luhtdlr by The great Preventive, which, by
lhNlHprhllnp lhe system nnd endowlug II
Win a frhlhlhni puWp' which enables u 10
Withstand disorders 90 Only Of a mRiaTial
type, hut u hest Of Others 10 which feeble
nnd III rngu ated sy6loms are subject, The
hillih are u SAFE ~ wen us search ng eTadi-
can't ana have widely mpciaeded thai dan-
Serious uluH, a. nine, which palllRtOs but
do Shol eradicate M alaIlal. tillmchliwlt