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peI aware,s seasitle Reserts.

now \ KHoB orHBEAcH AND OCEAN CITY
ARB GRTTtNo hEADY roh the suN-
SHINE. frt ~ .r ai4ff' 10 ffis
speud the season &C She Boaaide or take
an occasional excursion there, naturally
wondsr what preparations and arrange
ments are being made at the fssons for
th'er recommendation. f@fN - a.
In order to ascertain what Is being done
GAZETTE reporter, this morning, call
Ell upon several gentlemen of this city
whose business connections With thb
places render them well acquainted with
what Ii going on.
TIE season at Rehoboth promises TO be
quite 40 enjoyable one and will open In
the fore part of next month. The Surf
House by Mr.. Billany and the Bright
House Of Mr.. William Bright will be
open for gues at u 1t tiT and will offer
more than usual Inducements. Several
cottages are being erected, among which
arc thoso OF DR.. Charles h. JeffSris, of
this city, and James II soper, Of Baiti-
more. Mr.. Ferd. Fullmer Ii enlarg ng
his cottage. The associati on Il making
quite number Of improvements, ons OF
which u the extension Of the board walk
further up the beach. Mr.. Ruel Heisler,
the superintendent. Is at present on the
ground superintending the work. The
camp meeting will CONNER nee July nth
On July 18Th the Odd Fellows Of the
State win hold reunion there.
Al Ocean City the Improvements are
being pushed equally fast, and every.
thing will be In readi ness q soon ~ the
weather creates a longing for the seaside
The Ocean House will be under the good
Danagsment Of Mr.. Tracy, and vklls Ol
course, be o popular ~ ever, and 4essrs
3. j. Massey q Co. vim continue ths
"1saside." One OF the great fAulis Will
this resort In past yesSs hes beon tn
scarcity OF good water, but this has beer
removed bv the sinking of an artesiar
well, which will furnish good supply
OF water, cool and refreshing The p
w. & B. Il. X. company will commence
running excursion trains ~ soon Is tn,
season opens, and under the manage
mept of Supt.I. N. Mills, there Is NJ
DOUBT but that they will be . sreatl!
patronized ~ during last year. II ia OK
pected that the Fifth Regiment Of Balti
| more will summer there.
At Bombay Hook quite extensive ar
rangements are being made, but the.
were published IN the GAZETTE about
week ago.
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Cecil Csunsy sales.

s. Kennard Miller's sale of live stock
on Saturday was well attended and good
pices were realized. Cows brought SIS
to $40; two-year old steers $40 TO $lS !;
heifsrs fl5 to II; oxen $65 to $72; per
yoke; shoats So to -; sheep 81 so to $4.65
terms cash. S. j. Price, aucltoneer.
A. p. Shockley, auctioneer, reports the
following sales by him on Tuesday
The J ,hn A. johnson farm, containing
152 acres, improved by fine residence,
was bid up to $3,325 and withdrawn ;
L Marshall Haines, trustee. The Hart
nrtt property In the Fourth district, con-
tanning l0S acres and improved by stone
dwelling aud stone barn, was sold to
Thomas Dfennen for $l,428 VIM. j.
Jphes, trustee. A firm in the Fifth dl :
trict, containing 43 acres improved by
several buildings, and occupied by John
Riddle, waa sold to Benjamin Reed for
$25 per acre Cecil Democrat.
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The Second InstaIlmens
SHERIFF PYLE GETS IN HIS WORK ON
Blk MoRE rETTY THIRvEs.
NrWi(! Nav


Blk MoRE rETTY rHIRvss.
New CASTLE, May "a.
About 1O:45 o'clock, this morning,
Sheriff Pyle threw open the Jail yard
gates, and admitted the small crowd of
Spectators, who desired to see the sec1nd
installment of tho Spring Court whip
pings. satAf y
The first victim was VIM. Cussiek, q
white man, and . stranger in this neigh
borhoOd, who dropped into Wilmington
q few weeks ago, and stele some CLOTH
lug from Bernard WOlfson, on East
Front street. tCusick came down very
reluc antly, but he took his fifteen lashes
tightly laid on, with the best posi- BILE
grace, and walked back looking as If, he
thought the punishment was not as bad
ashe feared 1t would be. He will stay
in there three months.
Z Little josie Cork, the negro boy who
entered Charles Canby's house, IN vii.
mington, and stole some jewelry belong.
ing TO Clafkson Ogden, was next
brought out. His twenty lashes made
his black skin twitch, but did not cause
him much pain, as he left the post with
, succession of grilnaces, and ran lightly
along the corridor, back to his cell
where he will remain nine months.
+ Robert Simmons, bright mullatto
sentenced for stealing chick eps from Cv
ru, Polk. of Middletown, came out to t6t
post with evident reluctance, and tool
his twenty lashes with sundry prins an(
facial cOntortions. As he walked bacl
to, his cell he wore q very dlssat, II ef
expression on his countenanCe q, though
tho Shsrif bad, offended him. He re-
msins in jail three months. Ia
Alexaadet Pritchstt, Josie Cork com
Paniou M crime, came out wlth Qrea
j eadi ness, Josie having stopped at hi
cell while going back, and told him tha
it "warn't no shakes, after ALL" Alex
ander took his punishment with grsa
I toomposure, and went back to his cell, t.
remain their nine months.
Andrew aafman, asWilmington darl
who stole lot Of chickens from Thoma
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Americas cattle An E.xlona.a

TORONTO, NAV pa special cable
dispatch to the Globe from London says
"Great confusion exists at liverpool ow-
ing to the inadequate accomlmodati
for cattle arriving from the United States.
Three vessels are unable to- discharge
their cargoes, and three more vessels ars
due with large consignments. ,Nine hum
tted head OF cattle were waiting to be
slaughtered yesterday. Que cause of
the embarrassment is the schedule Of
American pigs. The new lairages, are be-
ing rapidly pushed forward, and when
completed there will be little fear of .
repetition of the present blockade"
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Brief Locals.
Tomorrow will be Sunday.
Deviled crabs ct Ful!,ner's.

Deviled crabs at Full,ner's.
Are you bloated ten.dollar U. 6.
bOndh0lder yet?
The Brandywine isnow favorite re-
sort for pTomenaders. =
The railroad fever has again broken
out in West Chester.
Indications point to very large crop
Of grain this year.
Seaside oysters ct Fullmer's.
The alarm of fire last evening, about
7.15 O'Clock was false.
J. j. Smith, Fourth apd Shipley streets
sells the best VI garden Sc. ds.
There is an endless variety of summer
coverings for furniture shown. ~ ~
Turtle soup at Fullmer
The repairs on Market street bridge IL
Is thought will be finished to-day.
EXERCISE common sense In the daily af-
fairs Of life II you would live happily.
Summer travelling dresses are made
without trimmings Of any kind.
Short walking skirts of black satin,
without single ruffie, are in favor
Seed for late cabbake, can be had of
Smith, Fourth and Shipley streets.
ohD Suouih AASv0 n0OHd u ~ pr1CylCal
education and less of ornament.
To stop sn aching tooth, call on DR..
Gallagher No. 1856 Market street.
i Calmness and composure In tunes OF
danger are necessary for effective action
The royal ship "Pinafore," )" manned BY
colored crew, will sail at the Oper
House this evening. St
1fyou have not pnrchased your late
garden seeds, call at Smiths Fourth and
Shipley streets. f...n su,t -r..t
For some unknown reason q female
epicure Ia regarded with more contempt
than male epicure.
OF AL classes Of men the farmer Is the
least dependent upon others for the
means Of life. nT..-
For cosy arrangement of furniture
observe room Immediately after sew
O al persons have quilted it.
The American Rifles will give an ex
hibitiop drill and military eBtertai nme nj
at the Opera House on the Both inst
A serious fight occurred among mum
ber Of colored men at Eighth and French
streets lat evening.
Council will hold an adjourned meet
ing this evening at 8 O'Clock, at the cor
ner Of Fourteenth and 4darket streets.
The Trustees of the Poor, will sell 8.
buildings lots, in the vicinity of Front
aud Harrison streets, this afternoon at
| O O'clOcR. tt i. ,
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HsinsGore THIS Evening.

All admirers Of the opera "Pinafore, "
should remsmber that the opera will be
given this evening, at the Grand Opera
House,by . colored crew under the man
sgement Of Mr.. george X. Goodwin,
manager Of the Walnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia. The crew that appears
here this evening, have sal in the ports
Of New York and Philadelphia, where
they have been greeted by large gather
ings OF enthusiastic "landsmen" to see
them set sail. f-l y t.i .II g. .
From reports that have been given by
those who have attended their siilings, q
good performance may be expected. All
the crew are colored, and IL Is said thai
their singing Of the opera surpasses the
majority Of The Caucasian crews y
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Sale Of Furniture.

On Thursday morning next, Thomas
sale, st the residence of Mrs. NJ. j..
Nichols, No. 219 W. Seventh street, all
her entire household and kitchen fur
niture, consisting OF bedsteads, bureaus,
washstands, tables, chairs, looking
glasses, carpets, a good feather bed.
stoves, and many other articles not men
toned. The furniture is in first class Or
der, and no doubt bargains may be se-
cured
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commencement.

> eleventh annual commencement
farkness' Academy, and the eigh-
4 ,unual public exhibition of the
bsl Literary Society will take place
1 Opera House, on Thursday even
Iext, 10Th inst. Holders of invita-
can obtain reserved seats at c. +.
bss & Co.'S, Oh and after Monday
ling next.
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Theft by an Enlpleye.

huel Anger was brought from Will
BON yesterday, on the charge Of
|ng 500, which Max Jassner had
} In his hands to purchase $40 cer-
es with. He had a bearing before
pirate List, when the circumstances
! theft were stated, and he was held
% bail to answer.-Ledger.
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LILLY Duers.p pste for Trial.

Now HUI, Md, May 23.-The trial
Of Lilly Duer, charged with shooting Ell
Ia Hearn, through jealousy, at Pocomoke
CITY, last November, has been fixed for
next Thursday. d, The defense will be
that the shooting was accidental, Miss
Duer refusing TO allow q plea of insani-
ty. The general Impression Is that she
general impression Is that she will not
be convicted, as much ofsthe testimony
before the Grand Jury,and Miss Hearn's
statement to her father may be ruled
out,
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Cruelty Maltrented By Bnrsiasrss..

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 23.-Ths
residence of Mrs. Gardiner, widow of Pc
leg W. Gardiner, aged eighty-four was
entered last night by burglars, who saw
agely abused Mrs. Gardner and her
housekeeper, another old lady. Clum-
sy aud bru al attempts were made to gag
both, aud they nearly perished of strang-
ulation and injuries to their throats. Az
ter the burglars had fed with very little
plunder, the family up stairs was aroused
and assistance called in. The physi-
clans think that both of the ladies' will re-
cover. lHt o. a e. tH t!.i vi
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Roth Dlssun issed.

There were only two cases at the police
station and both ofthem were dismissed.
The first was that of Lewellan Laws U.s..
James l.. Bailey, both col. Laws charged
Bailey with assault and battery, but said
he did rot know whether he was in
earnest or not
The other was that of q lady and two
small boys who were rarged with Gas
sault with intent to KILL" by some per-
son who was ashamed to put In an ap-
pearance after having sworn out the
warrant.
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Miss ANNIE YOUNG DAVIS, dauobter
Oh ihomas J.Davis Of this town, is pre-
paring ior missionary service in Japan.
MISS anne Is now a teacher in the Wes-
iyan femaie College at Wilmington.
ohe is lady OF excellent character well
ed9calea and destroys Of serving aer day
and generation faithfully! She has a
oTo orother hev. K: H: Davis already in the
missionary work inb that country, but
we. learn that she does not expect to join
hlm In the same locality. The best
wisnes OF many friends here will go with
her wherever her lot may be cast.-Mu-
J0rd NetoS.ia ~ a %, a.
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plumbing and Gas Fitting.

persons who need any plumbing,
! or gas fitting done, should call on
. Sharpe, No. 223 Shipley street.
sharpe is practical plumber, and
Slways given satisfaction to those
S,ve employed him. Estimates fur
and jobbingpromptly attended to.
york guaranteed to give satisfac-
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Personal.

Len. Foster, well known d demo. NJ.
,.ii. 4, :, city and o candidate Of the
.ssiu % las last fall, has left Wilmington
Zen Up bis residence in Camden
n Atkinson, ESQ.,, Mayor of Frank
y. ). arrived arrived in this city last evening,
.onned n At the Clayton House. lie
,Sis morning, on the Delaware
'.;,S South At 9:i5 o'clock, for Laurel,
/ for the purpose Of attending to
business.
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Annual Meeting

annual meeting of the proprietors
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Pany, will be held at No. 52S Wal
s'reel, Philadelphia on Monday
lng June End, at II o'clock, for the
'se eleeting a President and Board
fectors, to serve for the ensuing year
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ALawreuce Barrett Society.

Last evening party OF young ladies
and gentleman held a meeting in Prof
j. II. Crabb's Wilmington Academy and
Organi zed a dramatic association, TO be
known q the Lawrence Barrett Society
Mr.. John 1. O'Byrne occupied the chair
The following officers were elected
President, A. T. Klett; Vice President,
A. Ahrens; Secretary and Treasurer,
Charles 8. Horn. II was decided to pro.
duce piece in the Opera House at nc
distant day. What the selection will be
which will be held on Thursday night.
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False Alarm .

The alarm of FIRE last evening shortly
after 7 O'Clock, was caused by number
Of boys who play base ball on the Fourth
and Lombard streets. 1t appears that
every evening when they finish playing
the boys start up Third street, on run,
and upon reaching the engine houses they
give the alarm. The police should be on
hand some evening, and as they are run
ming up the streets, catch some of them
and by that means break up the practise
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APes.ib ble Tr..eu re Trove.

II has been p ported in Elkton that Mr..
John b. Tyson, residing near Woodlawn
camp ground, in this county, while dig
ging up a stump, found a copper vessel,
lars worth Of old gold coins. We have
been unable to learn any more particu
lars of the matter, and cannot vouch fol
the truth Of the report.-Ceca Wing.
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| D.x,meut Certificates.

|Ae 0OVernment VeE
|. second sale Oslo government GER
rs which was expected to take place
| Custom House under the 'supervi-
hi Postmaster Pyle on to-day or
Esy viii not be held before Thurs
krsnoon. This is owing to the fact,
(he certificates cannot be received,
money received for the Others
I'm disposed, of, before that time.
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Unusually Healthy.

+ health of our city for the greater
fthe week, has been very good,
hg from the unusually limited
per of burial certificates issued by
Clerk, E. b. Frazer, Esq. Up to
fday only three applications for GER
fes had been made.
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BNSe RAN

|xilI ilIe,iaace r;ai, e, base ball club of this
and n" WIS.,. nla West Chester, on the Both
al nl,ppo pray 'he Active base ball club
p''ce' A good game is expected
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Strawberry Festtvau

hoid r,rst Presbyterian Sunday School
u ,ha 'lelr annual strawberry festi-
uI wi, new basement of the Sunday
|sdsr s,lgh en-, has just been fitted up, on
uS', uS III friday and Saturday june 9Th,
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7AtAn In SODietv -

|daliya. Mes, Bishop Becker, of this city,
n rr "s "a, = lecture in the Catholic
h, " 1, ,alklon, Md, on Thursday
|aHs y in os,le Sne, izth; !; His subject will be
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD

10 all who are suffering iIom The errors
and indiscretlons Of youth, nervous weak
nes,' esrly decay, loss ,na OF manhood. MAJ, &C.,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
wss discovered by missionary In South
America. Send q self addressed envelope
To the REv JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station b.
zew York City.
deC10- e,h ~ Wlv u
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ss' Johns SUNDAY Rch00u

D 81, Johns Episcopal Sunday
H. IN brandywine village, will cele-
10 anniversary, on Whit Sunday
'V1r to-morrow weekly at 4 o.
Inc exercises will be of an in
ihg and varied nature.
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No Cases.

There were no cases before the Mayor
at the Police station this morning. The
only person in the cells, except the
darkies whose fight at Eighth and French
stree last evening Is mentioned elswhsre
was man arrested for drunkenness.
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New once.

County TreasuIerMr. Herbert has just
finished and put in handsome order q
new Office on Union street, New Castle,
near his residence. The Office is occu-
pied by Mr.. Herbert and his son Frank,
the latter being engaged In general
real estate and conveyancing business. :
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Tour Throuxh tue West

Mr.. John s. Mcdaniel, residing at No.
7O5 King street, will leave this city for
an extended trip through the Western
States in few days. He goes in rela-
ton to the new system Of illumination,
an item in relation to the introduction
of which into the Kiamensi mills by Mr..
Mcdaniel, has recently appeared in
these columns.
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Arbitration VIII Em.i.y,,..,,,., -, ],

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s,rThs CON-
lnittee of Kensington carpet weayers
met to tonight in conference with some
of the manufacturers, with a view of
adjusting the troubles growing out Of :
proposed reduction of half q cent ward.
Both sides expressed their views fully.
and then committee was appointed to
prepare bill Of prices to be submitted
to the manufacturers for their approy-
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d. ". v.

n,e,eling of the Association of Della
veteran Volunteers win be held
'eMnlng at . o'clock, in the parlor
olayion House, to make arrange
% take part in the celebration OF
fation Day.
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eold.n Grove "a. Kremll.s.

The case Of the schooner Golden Grove
us. the steamer, Krenaline, tor $60,000
damages caused by q collision, In which
a decision for the plaintiffs, for nearly
the full amoun: was rendered BY Jndge
Bradford, in the U. s, District Cont re-
Gently, will be. carried to the Circuit
Court for this district on an appeal. Tls
case will come up at the October term.
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The Floral COnneert

aillard Club have decided to
nslr s floral concert on June 9th, in
" June llth. Mrs. II. +. Knowles
won will accompany the Mendel-
@ @Qu,ntette, also Of that city,
Will assist them.
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oros y to he Getting n.....

,sntly Ss siSssnS Sana na.. not James, as in
s much Sstis,,i SSsns,ing ,S, from hydropho. %
nSbls hope Is this morning, anTi a
that the symn,e,e ~ entertained by Dr.
''''As v. sleeping Ps s's:s ps.ss;siy, ss;,sf and
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Firing seven shot. .t E..E o.,...

BALTIMORE, May pa special from
CulpePpsr, Va, says : "Ini . difiicultv
mere to,dry between d. NJ. Ream, editor
and g. W. Jamison, seven sbots Sors
fred BY the different parties. : Nj. Resw
was shot In the abdomen and q th6m~hs
to be fatally wounded. MI. Joness -"
ceived ball in the shoulder. JSmison
who did most of the f,ing, Wa Dot
hurt Bail being refused j jSmiron. he he
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Prisoners Discharged.

Charles Robinson, white, and James
Nelson, COL, were discharged from pris-
on, at New Castle, yesterday, their terms
having expired. Robinson had served
five years for attempted rape on little
girl. .ir...7......
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Republican Meeting !.

The Republican Club, will hold anoth-
er meeting on Monday evening at their
room in the third story of the Adams
Building. The Committee Oh ConstItu-
ZION and Bylaws will probably make
their report. 81 "f
Henry w. Longfsllow. IL said to be an
invsterate theatre-g0er. ........--r
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waiting for Certinester

This morning, shortly after O'Clock
about twenty-five boys had arranged
themselves in line ut the post Office
awaiting their turn to purchase the $40
Iefunding certificates. Tue certificates
did not arrive as expected by Postmaster
Pyle and SC the boys after waiting two
or three hours were obliged to leave the
building. 1t Is said that they were all
employed by the brokers. il b. .4 lt. .r
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wheat Intur..,

|ofthe e'orm c"na prevailed in the lower
|considershh,tty euIhty on Thursday evening,
localitu, injury to the wheat In
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TO PLY SICiA N 8
-AND-
ia oOHsUNIERse Of
COD LIVER OIL,

KNOWING from experiences the diesafls-
iactiOn so often attending the dispensing
OF many Of the EN- ulsions In the market
would call your attention to some of the
features of theemulsion which Lhave pre-
pared and dispensed for years with un-
varying Satisfaction. The OF used Ia the
dnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care is exercised in the choice of all
material and In every detail of Its manu-
facture. By careful manipulation this
emulsion is made with the smallest pos
sible amount of gum. and by the very mi
ed very fluid and perfectly palatable.-
Each tablespoonful contains 90 per cent.
of Oil aud O. grains Of Hyp0phosphite Of
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
to all -Physicians who may desire theme
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factured and sold wholesale and retail by
W. +. WILLIAMS,
AI DRUGGIST,
apl2-N Ninth and Market Sts
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Not True.

The rumor on the streets that E. B.
Frazer, ESQ.,, Clerk of Council, was going
to take trip to Texas, is not true, as he
has no intentions of going to Texas or
to any other State in the West or South
west.
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kepaintinp \ , Su

b. Andrews aos y, Episcopal church ,t
puehly renaip,eyy iip,ey streets TIRE is being
church h'H,i, w',, is being newly plsstered d.
u. '' when the work is com.
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Tobacco for the JAIL BirtI.,

Visitors to New Castle Jail should a.
ways take q good supply Of tobacco with
them. The prisoners are always hungry
tor it, and they ask with 30 much eager
ness and humility that 1t makes the av-
crage man feel bad when he has none to
oiva fhovn
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APrisOuer Injured.

At New Castle Jail, yesterday after
noon, James Vance, United STATES pris
oner who Is serving out sentence Of fif-
teen years, for passing counterfeit mon.
ey fell down the stone steps, while going
into the cellar, andAbruised himself In a
severe manner.
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HEALDa.& CO.,
bankers 4 BROKERS,

AND DEALERS
STOCKS, BONDS. LOANS, MORT.
GA9Eb q COM NJ EkCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest. Coupon. and General Collec-
lions. Tickets TO and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts OF the world.
JaIS.lyd
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as a sequence of Self A buse; as Loss o.
Memory, Universe Lassitude Pain inlhe
Back, Dfmness Of Vision. Premature Old
Age, ana many othcr Diseases that lead to
insanity or COnsum ption and a Premature
Grave. n Fun particulars in our pamph.
let, which we desire to send free BY mail
to every one. ~ The Specific M edicine is
sold by all druggists at 81 per package %,
mail on receipt of the money by address
ing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No, 10 Mechani Block, Detroit, Mich.
~Sold IN Whining on by 2. JAMES
BELT. wholesale and retail. Agent. Cor.
9Th and Market Sts., and by Druggists
YerYWhere mar4-d&w
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Strawberries,

Seventv-four crates of strawberries
came to Wilmington to-day the largest
quantity that has been received thus far
this season. af7 ~fs'Ws ~ .1't"i .i@S
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Festival,

The members and friends Of Mt.
Pleasant M. E. church intend giving a
strawberry festival at the church, com-
'mencing on "Wednesday. evening june
4th and continue three evenings. The
proceeds are for the benefit ofths church.
ssSEANew Meeting House. a-
Preparations are being made for the
bu,ldins of 4 Ffieuds' Meetihg house at
Swathniore, Deiswsre County, Pa. The
SIZE will be 40 by 90 feet, and one story
In height.
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Queen Victoriais 90 years old to-day
vo,S MSSd!eska sailed for Europe from New