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The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
FIFTH EDITION.
lsdial5 q tho War Path.

H0v the Wilmington Braves Marched
Upon Their Red Brethren Qf Chez
ter. l.
Keohs>k (Which In the aborigine tongue
msaneth "Watchful Fox") Tribe, No. 3,
Improved Order of Red Men, of this city,
which includes In Its ranks some Of the
noblest braves that ever whirled the
tomahawk or wrestled with corn and
venison, stated ON the war path last
night for the purpose of tackinga rival
tribe known as Mocaponica, No. l49,
whose wigwam Is located at Chester, Pa.
After assembling around their council
fire, and arraying themselves in the para
phernalia Of war (war paint included)
the descendants Of the "Watchful Fox"
to the number of ninety y-hve, marched to
the depot, headed by All organization Of
musical pale-faces known as the United
Cornet Band, and proceeded on the 7:20
train to Chester. Here there were op-
posed by the outer guard of the Moca-
ponicas, who, however, surrendered at
discretion, and led their captives around
the principal streets Of the city, which
were thronged with pale-iaces, who view
ed the victorious Wilmington braves
with the utmost interest. Finally the
wigwam of Mocaponica Trib., on South
Third street, was reached, and the Kso-
ksk braves marched in and took COM
plete possession, without being obi. ed
| 10 raise a tomahawk or hurl a spear.
The Sachem OF the Mocaponicas, seeing
| the hopelessness OF resistance, gracefully
sure udered TO the Keokuks, ani well
| coined them In cordial long talk.
Then tue Keokuks displayed their real
tactics, and throu ia Past Great Incohonee
Joseph Pyle, presented TO the Chester
braves fine pair Of tomahawks and q
Prophets wand, which the Sschem q
the Mocapo aicas eceived on beha of bis
braves. Then more long alks were made
by Great Sachem VIM. +. ii .rrison, Past
Great Sachem Edwin Birst aud B. Il.
hei,ler, Chief James hargis, and several
of the Chester chiefs.
AT the 10th run (Which in Indian lingo
means 10 o'clock) both tribes repaired "a
an adjoining room. and there partook OF
"corn and venison," until the appetite.
OF all were fully appeased. Then they
resumed 10 the wigwam, aud lighted
the council fires by organizing an IN
promptu meeting with great Sachem,
VIM. r. Harrison as President, and Grsa
Chief OF Records, Edwin F. Eckel, boti
of Wilmington, Is Vice President. With
long takes. songs and reciIations thu
time was pleasantly passed until mid
night, when the Wilmington braves re-
turned TO their homes highly delightst
with the results OF their victorious marcl
upon the ~igwsm Of the Chester cniets
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DEMOCRATIC VlCT0RitESrI,| itESr,
CAGO AND ST. LQlla|

CHICAGO, April 2-At ~ n
this morning the returns q,
dem for mayor 1880 Nns%
I9, ,O63, schmidt Socialist A".
The whole citv Democrat.
elected hy a majority ransI1s
zoo to 4 800. The vote Oh aux ..,..
not be gwen, but the sO'ii,s TD.s
several of their own men' i
~ precincts yet to lear ri' lIol aor,J
Sr. LOUIS, April 2.-Ihg .t' c0ns M
turns now show that tne
elected all their councllai.u l,4 \ N
which gives them a maloll9 Al i,
the council. The Demoel's .n,
the House Of Delegates " .h,s,, !
iority over all. The dllll,JllG "a IN.
composed of Soc'alis's l.a. apu T M 4
ers, boiled about DOW 'g.J Jt.lH}
at Iea,t QUE member ol 'l'r
Dele ates.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Samuel Cohen, who has been en-
gagged in the clothing business, at 22l
Market street. for over year past, has
removed to New York. He left for that
CITY on the $40 p. IN. train yesterday.
During his stay in this city he made
many friends by his fair dealings. who
no doubt will regret his departure. He
will resume the clothing business in New
York, and wi II also open branch house
in one of our western cities.
Prof. A. w. Aarinksen, professor OF
music, who has been living in this city
for few months past, will return TO
Harrisburg, Pa, next week. The Pro-
fessor hss many friends in this city, who
no doubt will miss hun when he Is gone
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
THIRD EDITION
ANOTHER SPECIAL SALE.

L.F. ,Adair 207 Market street, will
have another special sale Tomorrow
(Friday) April eth, frorh 10 O'CLOCK until
/ O'Clock at the following prices. to cash
buyers and ON that day only: Walnut
Ha cloth antique Parior Suits Z pieces
$32; do Media lou Suits pieces so; one
Green Terry SUIT q pieces $50, Walnut
Bureau Suits marble tops $50, Walnut
Dressing case SUITS marble tops 50, W al
nut marble top Tables $3.50, . and
Spindle cane seat chairs 10 cents each
one Secatary a. d Book case $l3, soot
mattresses 81, III All mattresses -, WIND
cor chairs SO cents apiece, Setiees $2.eO
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FIRE THIS MORytyn

The alarm Of hIe this morDir
= O'Clock, was caused by the b1I
two large boxes belonging to N,
Day, which contained quantii,
mings AID millinery goods. III
were standing in the hallway
dence No. COS Market street. h
posed that they became Ign,ei
match that wa, used in llihtDs !,
early In the evening, as Ms Du
10 o'clock smelled s.melliDq
but after a thorough search ,h NJ
discover where IL was. Abvu
she awoke aud found her bed nm
with smoke. She hurriedly AL
opening her bed room door, ,he d.
ed where the smoke came flOu.
great presence Of mind she es
door, hurried TO the bath room ID
taining . bucket of water, she nj
TO the head Of the stairs and dxl
upon the boxes. She then nl
stairs and opening a side door u
moved the boxes to the yari i
help.Her loss will amount 10 sbOr|
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HOME FROM WASHIyGTQ

The members of the L.gisllus
the other persons who attended u
to Washington. returned, todEa
limited express.
They vera met at the depot bT d
mittee consisting Of Charles B. Id
Walter Cummins, E,qs., N. Nn
l.. Carpenter, Jr., james Il. Bs,.
Mayor Almond. The party wen
IN coaches and driven on a tOr |
spectior around the city.
After the drive they were ssol1,
the Clayton House, where the!s
Levy Court of New Castle coungI
the Wilmington City Council 4
quet will be given during The fs
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CURIOUS WEATHER.

II seems that the weather is dreadfully
mixed up, tins year. March reversed the
general order OF it's nature, TO "come in
like hon and 60 out like lamh," and
maintained very peaceful existence
throughout. April, however, is misbe-
having shameiully, and instead of usher
ing III the gentle showers that bring May
flowers, is ipflciing upon the suffering
communities weather that would
not disgrace the best efforts the usually
windy month of March. 1t is a sort Of
april fool, in which all the people are
being most completely fooled BY the
weather.
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PORT NEWS.

The following vessels arrived at this
port this morEing:
Schooner Wesimorldnd, of Philadel-
phia, from Providence, Il l., with 2,iOO
empty barrels for Brandy wins mills, dis
charging a: Fourth street wharf.
Schooner Rociei A. Collins, OF this city,
from Peter.burgb, Va, with $4,000 feet
of white oak lumber, part for this city
and part for Philadelphia, unloading at
jackson Il Sharp Co.'S wharf
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
U. S. COURT Jl,po., ;.

The following /, lis, V1oh ,1''
fSr Ggn, the regular term Of I'd d. 81 ! iIasa
!, Gouit. which Convene, e. ine ~ v'SDs
Tuesday, the s.h Inst. III Tbs q
uc GRAND Jrnoas.
Curtis, Gu. James Il. Ray, IIs",SGea I,,.S % D
Thomas 4 J. hahaily, JoI" a'.. .,I D. u
d. Appleton, Anthony NyI'. Pa,S Aiken q
eaIlnau, George ". iurosso. so'ld' u
~ hsnt = n. ncoun'y-charSic.s4 III l. >.
Dr Dr. H. DAVIS n, Robert y T. ~ ~
james S Evans, David CLAYTON s ASl
Susser County-I.eyIn' 'iIa. II,.
hsean, George +. Brown '"es' e III
Maull, Caleb r. La,ton IT, ctra|
Z iward Duflell. hOias%|
PETTY Jupog,.
Ne~ Castle County-Rauh.,s. G..
cate, "a te, Joseph }. Kebman'" ",S.''' NV I
Frairn, VIII am Green, E .Job, asAl y N
Thomas J. Price, William 11 a !, r.
John w. F. Peters, Alfred a. aa. =
Passmore Ii. Mitchell, S,mn.I AM ~ !.
John F. Staats, Elias \. Nao,. aa', y y
Denny, John Evans. ''''a
Kent County-Alfr.dI I. pn,...
3. Jones, Charles c. C,,s | Z.
Anderson, Joseph Brown. R.n'' ,ss &
kirg, Oliver Bell. "'al
SUSSEX Counip-Peter RohD,,, n
Z. Pret yman, Isaac j. Woo',', s !
+. Smith, William Short .Io, % = \
Charles NJ. Marshal, Frsdsricis' M T. n
Among The cases that will bs y
trial, Is that of Evan Rice. II. i
Ing Cashier of the Na,ionaI AZ s']
Wilmington and Brandywine'
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A THIEVISH BOY.

Last evening, while Mr.. Vim. G. Rob
elm, of the finn of Re b-hn & Bro, mus, C
dealers, of 40 Market street, was at sup
per, a boy named John Neutze, aged
about l3 years, employed as errand hoy
in the store, decamped, taking with him
all the cash in the money drawer amount
ing 30 ST.. Mr. Robelin discovered the
absence of the boy and the loss ef the
money on returning to the store after
supper. The boy left town last night,
and is supposed to have gone to Phila-
delphla
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
FOURTH STREET IMPROVE
IM ENTS

Workmen are now engaged in clean
ing out the old Naff building, on the
lower side OF Fourth street, between
Market and King streets, prepa,ory TO
make room for row of handsome stores.
When tins work is completed the build
ing on the s. w. corner ~ Fourth an l
King will be- the only remaining one of
the old structures that So long occupied
this SQUARE,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03

Everything needed in a first class cook
stove, Is to be found In theHarpes2 Home
Range. This range with twentN OF her
patterns of cook stoves is to b. Gund at
H. f. Pickels's, Nos. Z and 8 Il. Fourth
street. fet,2l-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
TELEGRAPH POLES

The Western Union Telesla
paDy, are engaged in putting 2
telegraph poles on Fourth slI'sh
Market and King stleet''
transfer the telephone win sa
across the old Natfpropelt!.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
REINSTATRD,

1t is announced that Wardens Herd
man andBramfield, of the Newcastle Jail
who had been notified by Sheriff Pyle
that their sertices would be no longer
needed at.er April 1st, have been con-
tlnued in office, the Sheriff having decid-
ed to make no change at present.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
A SLIGHT RETURN

In 1876 the Guy Council made an al :
preparation of IS 900 TO the Ceutennii :
Fund, and BIKE most everyone ehiG, they
did not expect large return for their
Investment THIS morning City Trea"-
urer Vincent received draft of $500
from the Centennial Fund Commission
ers, as a quota on the 50 900 subscribed.
This makes 81 ." ..5S which has oeen re-
celved thus far
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
THE WORK ON DOGS CEASED

Mr.. Hunt, who for some time post, has
been engas sd in exterminatiDg unregis-
tered dogs, has ceased his operations In
that direction, and will now turn his at
tentlon to tue numerous goats that infest
our street.. He will also keep a sharp
look out for all unregistered dogs, and
aid have their owners arrested.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
THE AUCTIoN sAIE

At the Opera Auction House of dia-
monds, watches, silver ware and cutlery
will continue balance OF this week, and
positively close Saturday night. Sale
persmptory.
Ladies' special sales in the afternoon,
go O'clock. Sales in the evening at 7:30
o'clock n
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EXTIN3UISHING THE LAMPS.
A number OF the tiremen, who respon-
ded to the alarm of fire this morning, de-
sire TO know when the lamps should be
exiingulshed. They state that at 4 o.
CLOCK there were but fs " lamps burning
and the streets were very dark.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
ehe AN, band. I'D

At Philo, Illinois, J,CvIb ~ vaIbasD|
home drunk and began hcart " Oh,
threatening to tear iIe, e ,ne ~ knife
SpDn n% i.'aiiy' sns 'tss the ,SlSs, Rcssitsa
temple about four .,, l"sIlgs, mapner. III
brains in a ghastly i''a and weIl4el
was an indusirioui, ui,t1rIea trie 10 az
IA, frequently ab'lsra ,,.'1a N has lbsa1
ful maIlnel. His WIG 70 TRs
of the entire commuIli',iI, nun i've.
say he cannot posslu,.nA
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
ANOTHER SEAL KlLLRll

Yesterday a resident Of NH
shot a large fine seal, that wss'H
in the river at that point ltna
that IL is the mate OF the one lnI
seen In the Chrstians creek tad.s
ago and subsequently shot at
pa
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
PROGRESSING.

The new bull iings of Mr.. Rudolph, at
the N. W. corner of Fourth and Market
streets, are progressing favorably, the
brickwork being completed nearly to the
third story.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
WORK COM MENCED

The work OF tearing down .ass]
building on Fourth between hk']
King streets, commenced tassl
The owner, Mr.. Jacob HeianlI
erect in its place a number oil aH]
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
INSPECTION DRILL.

Tomorrow evening the DUPONT
Guards of this city, will have an inspec-
ton drill at their armory, in the Grand
Opera House. II will doubtless be a
very pleasant affair.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
british DISASTER N AOD1
TAN.

A SQUADRON OF CAV W. 81
AWAY WHILE cho'''N .a
LONDON, April "a : ,..d,4 d'P'S
Lahore to Reuters Itlts sTs1h a d
was swept away by ..t. the ns,- sr 10.
crossing the Cabal il'ei 'ah ~" 4 lh1
ade on The 3lst OF Mafcli, lid
and forty men are mlssl"s aa n .aA
les have been recovered u ;"
tima.r
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GONE TO GEORGIA.

Mrs. Lore, wife Of Charles B. Lore,
Esq, of this city, accompanied by hei
daughter, started yesterday, for Atlanta
Georgia, where she will spend a lew
months for the benefit of her health.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
EGG EATING.

The Jackson Democrauc Club. will
give an egg eating nterIainment, at their
headquarters GU Easter Monday even
ing. A good time may be expecJeH.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
NEW MACHIN SHOP.

1t is rumored that the Harlan & Hol-
hngsworth Co., will soon commence the
erection of large and extensive new
machine shop. 1t will be erected within
their present enclosure.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03

oARn-At her rssidsssSis'o ss vssi d II &.
Del, in the ISra rrs,iet Of the ~
Carr. CARA" April cad, d. II1g, Friends s,t N
.,1sss S%s 'ss'' s.s ss: s%' G )" c,: H9e:,
at 10 O'Clock, a, I,nul 3D. sIsllGlI,r ~
E.i;.as Y, 4. g. !; ;atrles' ! ales%'S''"i 81 '"i'"'p'
ana atd <N
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

wAsHiNGroS. D C., Feb -, 1873
Mcssrs Frederick De Barry Co. Al warren st. New YORK
GrSurNES. The Department Is In receipt Of your leter
Of the iust nquring the results Of the Investigation
reauc ted bv YOU last spring into the condition Of Apol
naris waters imported into the United states, with ref
crcnce to the question whether such waters are natural
mineral waters entitled to exemption from duty or are
rs had been frequently claimed. substantially Artificial
mineral waters subject TO the duty provided by the stat
ute In such cases
In conformity with request the Secretary Of state
wasasked to cause thorough inquiry to be made into
the matter by Consul at Cologne and copies OF docu
mcnts on nc In this Department which contain state.
nents rejecting upon the in which such Apolli
nans Waters prepared for shipment to the United
states. were furnished TO the Consul
very vouminous report upon the subject has been
received with accompanying documents rom scientists
and others who have made the matter study, and who
have fully inspected the spring
The Consul that the fullest opportunity was given
him examine the spring and all It's surroundings that
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Wlantto-

A -A.-ENpERT operators on ". A W. machines
n on nne Chcmses and uIuc sWta
ALSO.
Firsiciaa GENERATORS on Wilcox Gibbs machines for
tuckins and lace work.
SIMON srERNs A CO.
nd Ioou al
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APOLLINAR|S
NATURAL MINERAL Water.


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heceri1
nons to merit
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%mustmtnts.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
TENTH MONT or THE SUBSCRIPTION,
THIS MONDAN KyENINO, MARCH II. AT 9,

TENTH MONT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION,
THIS MONDAO EVENING, MARCH H. AT 9,
La SONNAMBULA,
0or the last tlmel Rvino Sig Campanin n Conte Sig
Foil; nnd Amina Mme. Etelka Gefstcr. Conductor. Sig
Ariiu. GRAND EXTRA N1GHr TUESDAY EVENING
MARCH IS last night Of Mozarts Opera, IL FLAuTC
MAG1CO. Tamno, Sig Frnpo; Pnpageno, sig Del
Pucnte; Sarastro Sig Foil, MonosatOs, NJ. Thcrry
Due orator.. sig Grazzi. sig BOll. Ire GEM. Nine
Robint. Mile Martini, Mime. Lablache. lie Tire DAM
gelle della Eeeina Nile Lido Nile, Parod Nile pisan
papagena, Nine. SincO. Pamiua Mime. Marie ROzr. and
AstunamnRnte, Mime. Kteka GcTstsr. WEDNESDAY
EVENING, MARCH 10 (sccOnd night Of Marchctui
operal RUY BIAS Ruy BIAS Sig Campanini; Don Sal
lusto d. Bazan. Sig Galassi Casida Nine. snicn Clio
wanna de la Cueva, Nine. Lablachc, aud Marie de- Neu
bourg. queen OF Spain. Nine Marie Rozc. FRIDAY
March q. FAUST last timel. Mile Mimic Hauk. SAT
uRDAY. March -, Grand PuIitani Matinee
The AcndnmN boy office nnen hailN from D To 4
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pENNsYLvANIA nAILKoAD.
WILLIAMSON co. General Eastern Agents.
Enn LII ln 4 Id - a n r..r u-.--l.... =. y


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTR
ON and after Jan. ! B. 1878.
Trains leave New York wa Desbrosses and Cortlanit
streets Ferries, a. follows.
ENprsssi9r HaIr,hurg Pittsburgh, the West AMI South
H31r. ". daily
feT wlihamsport Lock Haven Cory. ami Eric ats -
J.. NJ, connecting at CORY Tor ntusyle. Petroleum
Centre, ANA the on Regions WhliamspOrt ant Lock
Haven't A. VI.
Baltimore, Washington. ana the South Limited wash.
inglon EXPRESS. OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except
sunday, 10 A. VI. arrive Washington Z ~ l.. NJ Kcgu
lar at 80 and $50 A NJ l ami IA z VI sunday
$50 A VI and 10 VI For Baltimore, Az NJ. except
sunday.
Express for Philadelphia I 80 30 % o 40 Linitci
II A. NJ, L. q 81 I, ., Il. J 80 $50 ana 10 4 NJ sun
DAY. 80 amt % A VI. q. q, 30 3D. AMI ~ T. NJ Eml
grant AMI seconl class, 80 4. NJ
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans At Jersey tiiy, uGoring speedy ami direct
transfer Tor BrnoklVn travel.
Trans arrive From Pttsburph, 6.5n, go A VI 1910
+. NJ. dairy, $40 A. VI - 2DP VI duly. except Monday
From Mashn- ton AMI Baltimore. d.3J A. VI - 30
so. lnluP. SUNDAY 500 4 ana 10 ~ = VI
Prom Philadelphia $50 q o. - a. ~ ~. il.ip 4 VI .
1o, ~ o. - = ;ii, AMI 10 - = VI. sunday. 4.3l
800 loin, J. 80 \. VI $50 lnlO p. VI.
Ticket Offices, 30 ami pa broadway, Aston lIouse
ana foot OF Dcsbrussrs ami tOrtHnlt SITS, Court It AMI
Brookiyn Annex hepot foot Of fulton q, BrookBn,
IA, llb ami llS Hudson st. Hohok "a. Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON, L. b FARMER
General Manager Gcnl Passenger Agent
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80 4o2ii, drawing FIRST Capital Prize s3oopo soil in
Portsmouth,. Va
80 a. 20, drawing Second Capital Prize $1,000 sold
In Galveston. Texas
~ 90 oi7. drawing Third Capital Prize SOD soil in
Nrw York cltv.
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49,
~ A-Expcrcnced cloak makers
MEYER, JoNAssoN co,
3lH Broadway
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Garpsis.

CARPETS knon Mhs Kidderminstcr, what
" every one wants hands'in aud the most durable
carpet manufactured For sale ~ the mills wHrcrOUms,
S3a AMI 21) Canal st Iust east Of DrOadW"S -
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TIRES DkrOrS Is PHILADELPHIA.
TWO ~ NEN YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. rHE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MkNf, AND rllE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ARaOLl rs SAFETY.
on AND AFTER nEC. 10. 1873
Express Trans leave NcW iOrA, Wa DeshrOsses and
NurUHndt Streets FERRIES. a. nIlnW-t
ESQ. 7 $50. : 30, - lOuAmltcdl. II A. ". l. 8 Sn ga
7JI 3d. ami 10 r. NJ Slntiivs 4.al AND y A NJ /. b /
Z iu. y 80 and 10 T.. NJ
NOats uf BrunAlVu AnncN' connect with an through
transfer Tor brooklyn travel
RETURNING Thn, leave ruuttelphm ~ Ol. 80 3 3D. T.
50, = 3d. and II A. Ghutei Express Isl r.
NJ, p T. ail T. ami f.ilr VI ON sunday, l2aJl.
80, g 80, X, S.i1 4. VI 4, {. 7 80 T.. W.
TaArt Uht a, l-N AMI 1ii broadway, Aston House
ami loot p prhrusr.. and turtiIt is, Court AMI
Broo6yn NmeN Depot inotul Fulton 81, BsnnNlyn; ~
llNhnl ia HUDSON 81 linhoncn, Drp1t Jersey CITY
imitrnni uctrt ol'e, Battery plc'
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FAKMER
Hrnrri Manner inul PASSENGER AGENT
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S,6lu9 alatBln,s.

WILCOX q GIHnS, and other sewing ma
w chimes, wholesale aud retail; mAuufactu rers SUP
Piled No PA East Houston -
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Autton gutt,A
MORRIS WILKINS. Aucuoncer
Nl RLCEN hks SALE or fliE kuNp STREET
SAVINGS BANK PROPERTY
J. % LUDLOW co
will soil At auction ON WEDNESDAY. March TO- 1879. at
u U'cluCN. al the
EXCHANrE sALFsROoM III BROADWAY
UNDER rHE DIRECTION OF
WILLIS FAME. ESQ. RECEIVER
BOWEKi, No 3Al--Thc valuable property the
uorthwescry corner Bowcry and Bond st and known
rs the Bond Street SAVINGS hank Maps and ull partcu.
lars at the Aucuoneer Office, or Of
MESsRS BARLOW OLNEY. ATTORNEYS
2pj broadway
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pnLICE nErAHEMENT 0F TIIE CITY
or NEW luNh, March - 1879 Attention D., hritbV
called 90 The puhlc MOTTO, 40 tnt cay Record for the n
pusa of siur dirt To arnr, AMI nth Who may Il, sire
the same, without cost by order o the Board
j. G. lAMLEi. Chirf Clerk
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miscellaneous.

A ETHICAL human eyes made 10 order At reason.
"A able rates DIR. ,. BAUCN aud l. GOUGELMANN 30
blrecker IT,
MANS MISSION ON EAHTH.-A morouih
lNl medical trchusc indicating how confirmed dlsalill
ties may he removed The experience of "a study
ervauon AN prolos Sonal practice showing the Agencies
that VIII insure restored manhood srcusthtu ned vitality,
ANA sound conditions Of heath uit have been impaired
by Oyvrtaxed powers. A statement of obstacles 10
rihpe and of tile means by which they can be removed
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BY new order, which went into effect al
Dnshanes paper mill. Morgan's, d. 4 o. r.
II. last week, one half Of the operatives were
suspended from duty aud the remainder put
on half time. This measure is very severe on
the employees, who are thus thrown out oil
regular work. To farmers the mill has never
offered permanent market for their straw,
because OF the frequency Of the stoppages
A very interesting aud well contested match
game OF base ball between the 'Pinafore'
club, Of Ellicott City, aud the Glenwood club
of Glenwood Institute, was played on Friday
Of last week, resulting in victory for the
latter.
The wholesome and invigoraling influence
Of the recent heavy rains is very clearly de
monsirated in the Unprecedented improve
nent Of tbs grass and wheat crops within Q
few days.
Mrs. Agnes A. Mercer, ON Tuesday, last dis
posed Of her personal property at public sale.
She but recently sold her farm near Beniz',
Switch, Howard county, TO Mr.. Cook, of Bal
timore.
The next annual commencement of Glen
wood Institute will occurr on the night O
June Sd.
We nreinformed that grand Odd Fellows
display Of the Defiance Lodge, win take place
at Defiance, Carroll county, on Whit Monday