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General NesOs.

According to a despatch from MuskC-
gee, in the Indian Terri ory, the SEM
noles have convicted an old women Of
beins witch, and will execute her on
Tuesday next.
Tie Democratic primary elections in
Louisville, on Saturday, suited IN the
ch ice of Tilden delegates, by an over
whelning majority. Reports from the
courties throughout Kentucky also indi-
cate "universal instructions for Tilden."
Ex-senator Gordon, of Georgia, ar;i
we'd in Augusta on Saturday, and sa-
lutte of thirteen guns was fired by a local
artill ry company, In honor of his re-
turn home. He addressed large audi
euce at the City Hall, and explained
why he resigned.
The libel suit of Ex-County Clerk
Bernhart against the Cincinnati Gazhtte
for $50, 900 damages, resulted on Satur-
day in verdict for the plaintiff for $40.
The trial of johnson, the Iron Cross
incendiary, at New Orleans, resulted,oD
Saturday, in his conviction.
Young Tho mpson, who was shot by
the young Texan, Buck, at Highland
Falls, n. Y, is doing well, aud may
recover, though the wound is serious. 1t
appears that Buck was over sensitive in
regard TO hazing.
Agee Takato, Secretary of the japanese
Legation III Washington, committed sui
eide by shooting yesterd ~ morning. He
left letter written in Japan SO, stating
that he had been concerned in the in
surrection Of 1877 in Japan, and had
forfeited his honor.
Governor Simpson, of South Carolina,
visited Beaufort on Saturday ,and on ac-
capting AL invitation from Commodore
Patterson to go on board the flagship
New Hampshire, was received with the
usual naval honors, salute of nine
guns.
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MAYOR KALLOCH IN COURT.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.-In the
Nelson libel case Mayor Kalloch
appeared in court yesterday after
noon, accompanied by counsel, who
moved the dismissal of the case
upon an affidavit of Mayor Kalloch
to the effect that the complaint in
the case was not proffered at his in
stigati0n or request; that he did not
know Kydd; that Kydd had not, to
his knowledge, been requested to
make complaint by any friends of
the atfiant or member of the church;
that the prosecution is collusive and
formed into the counter purpose of
manufacturing an opportunity for
the publication of obscene matter
contained in the Nelson phamplet,
with a view of affecting the trial of
the atlantis son on charge of kill
ing Charles De Young and the trial
of NJ. ii. De Young ON charge of
libeling the atiiant. After some dis
cussion on the part of the counsel
the case was continued for the term.
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CO7lUareSS.

In the U. S. Senate on Saturday, q
conference committee was appoint.
ed on the Legislative Appropriation
bill. The House amendments to the
bill for the immediate transportation
of dutiable goods were concurred in.
A message was received from the
President in relation to the removal
of Census Supervisors. Adjourned
until Monday.
In the House various private bills
were passed, and nothing was left
on the Speakers table except the
Marshals' bill, the Easton Tariff
Commission bill, and the bill rela.
ting to supervisors of election.
Conference committees were ap-
pointed on the River and Harbor
and Post Office Appropriation bills.
Adj ourned.
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TIE Platform ahead Of tie
pn1,fn

From the New York Times, Rep.
Another of the declarations which do
not express the general sentiment of
the party is that in favor of an amend.
nent to the Federal Constitution for.
bidding appropriations by the several
) ates in aid OF sectarlan schools. How.
ever opposed to such appropriations Re-
puolicans as individuals may be-and
They are not entirely unanim, US even in
this-not one in thousand of the party
has even considered the notion Of for
bidding them in the Federal Constitu.
tlon. The proposition is an ilI-consid-
cred one; 1t involves considerations OF
great Importance; it is not q fair ex-
preston of any conviction of the
party, and it does not deserve-a pl ace in
a national platform.
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MORE INDIAN TROUBLES.
NUMBER KILLED, AND THE U. 8.
TROOPS IN A DISTRESSED CONDITION.

NUMBER KILLED, AND THE U. 8.
TROOPS IN A DISTRESSED CONDITION
From q regular correspondent.
SILVER Cry, N. NJ, May 9th.
On the morning Of the gath inst, a
portion of Maj. Morrow's command,
came up with the Indians OH the head
waters of the Rio Membries, about
seventy miles northeast of this place.
A severe fight took place in which fif-
ty-five Indians were reported killed:
loss of troops not stated, but supposed
to be abouI Thirty or forty.
A Navejo Indian, Zone known very
well down here. being for long time
employed by the government as a
scout,) was captured in Mogellen
Mountains few days ago, with j. @.
Cooney's knife and belt, J. Buhlman's
gun, and Chicks coat. All three OF
these men were killed about the last
of April, during the raid on Cooper
Greek, and the Rio Frisco Valley
Poor fellow he is dead now and will
never have a chance to wear the
clothes and arms of another white
man.
Gen. Hatch, is making a desperate
effort to get more help. His men are
without clothes and afoot, and l am
told, are in very distressed condition
they have marched over thousand
miles, during the last ninety days
through and over the roughcsl noun.
tains on the continent. Gen. Hatch
says the Lava Beds are but lawns
compared with them. L.
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POLITICAL NOTES

Edmunds Is highly regarded by Kau-
sas Republicans.
Ex-Unted States Treasurer John c.
New, OF Indianapolis, says that Blame
b is promised the Vice-Presidency to
more than fifteen men.
In the case of a colored man again I
an African church socirty in Harrods
burg. Ky last Monday, the first coored
jury ever impanneled III Kentucky was
drawn.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Dem) by
wav of consolng Mr., Cunkling, saNs-
"Mr. ConkhDR can manage In suhSi II
with out the aid of the Republican
party. The party, has not enriche.l
him."
s. cretary Sherman telegraphed to ex
Governor Dennison at Chicago on Tues
day" Do NOT let my candidacy stand
in the way OF uniting all elements to
defeat the ,hird term
The Cincinnati Commercial, which
can never forget Mr.. Garfi lis opposl-
zion TO the silver folly, siyS:-"The mos
confemptible thing bus far At Chicago
j. the chatter about Garfield. He has
not record TO run oD for Pres dent, and
II is extreme toolishness to be wasti z
time on him."
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEA vi WIbmiNOAcN
FoR PHILADEIPHIA.-l.56 by, 8.So. 7:o0,
S.l0 wy, ~, lO.U2 l0.S, q; ~: lzH, ,S'S0, Sn
Loo 2.30, 4OU, 5.48, 100, 9.iS, $50, 2; m: On
Sundays, LII, 2.ss, s.lO,a. M; 6.oo' 49, s'as
p. IN. ..,
FOR NEW YokK.-l5o 2.2S 30 100, 1902,
AM; 1889, I3.43, ll.ll, IA. m., S'S, p. m.
Fox BAITiMoRE AND WAsHINGToN.-
1881, 2.0S. 2.l5, S.35, a. IN. l252, f.OA, 4.4s
5.22, 7.OS, p. m. On sundays, l2.5l, 2OS. z.la
ain.
For BALTIMORE, (Bay Line connectionl
'.0s p, m. No Sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsTLE.--6.UO 9.2j, a. m; l.O5
300, 6.S5, p. m. No sunday trains,
koR DELAWARE K. R.-Y.25 n. m; LOS
80, p. m. No Sunday trains.
FoR WILMINGTON 4 NORTHERN II. r.
.Oo, a. M; 800, 5.3 p, III. No SUNDAY
FOR DELAWARE WESTERN II. R,-7.lS
lO.8Oa. M; $50 p. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l2l3, 1 5s, 2.0s,
S.SOi s.2l, l.5s, a. M; H.l4- l242, Log. Z5o,
IA, 4.44. 5.l7, so, 100. 800, go ll.lOp. m.
On sundays, 1913, l,5s, 2,OS, 1910 a. m. ;7.SS
p. m.
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.5s. 2.ts, $50, a. mi
24i, log. 444. 7OU p. m ON Sundays,
Los, 2.tS 4. m.
From BA ALrIMoRE.-l.se. 2.l7, s.SS. s.57, u.
M; l2.25, 1854, I2.37, 5.Ss, 94j, p. m. ON
sundays, .36. 2.l7 u. IN. s;43 p. m.
FROM WASHINGTON.-l3b,2 2.E. u. IN. (;
1928. 1851. 1887, Dds, 9.43 p, m.
FROM NEW CAsTLE.-o.5D, 9.s5, l2.OU a. M;
$50, 6,4O p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE Il. R.-s.6O, IL m. |;
$40 p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGTON Il NORTHERN X. Il.
aOO, ll.25 u. M; d.45 p. IN. No Sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-S.UO,
a. M; 10, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILA DELP1IA.
FROM BRoA d STREET AND WASHINGTON
ANESuE-7.3U, s.lU, 1879, 1915, IL. 45 IA. m;
80 800, $50. 400, 5.l5. 800 $40, $40. g.45,
| 40 p. m. On sundays, $50 m; 500,
9.4b, 1.30 p. IN.
FROM Thirty SECOND AND MARKET
SrKEETS. .-7.3O, lbs Il. M AZ. ID, 4.Co, y.
m.; LOO "A. m. On Sundays, 100, a. IN.
NOT THE black figures represent the
" I'm ted Express ON which an extra
are oh lroad
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Haytian lnsurrection.
PROBABLE PROCLAMATION OF THE
EMPIRE

HAVANA, June 5.-The German
mail steamer via st. Thomas, Nav
81, brings advices from Santo Do.
mingo to May "a. Though the ene-
mics of the Republic are engaged
in agitating, peace Is maintained
the people desiring rest and quiet
Generals Juanico Cartajena and La
Pantufa, enemies of the Govern.
ment, who were organizing a con.
spiracy, had been imprisoned. A
convoy of arms and munitions sent
by conspirators in Hayti was cap.
tured and confiscated. Hayti re.
mains quiet. 1t is rumored that the
Empire will soon be proclaimed
again.
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RAILROAD =,
| III WILMINGTOA y
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
MAY 2iTa 1885,

MAY EtTH 1851.
Trans willieave Wilmington as follows
tor
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations.
i.u0. 10, 1890 IA. m. 2.3U, 100, 100, 80 D.
A, 9.IS p. IN. r.
Philadeipnia tExpressl $40, 800, ga.
lO w IA. IN. 9.io y. IN
Phllh, ana New York 2.23 1907 90. 1902 Il.
IN IL Al, 1873, l24i. 5.iS y. IN.
baltimore and intermediate Stations
ID IA, IN. 5.22 y. III.
Baltimore ana Bay line, 7,OS ID. IN.
Baltimore ana Washington. l2.5l. 2OO
& , No. n. III: : l2.j2, .0l 40, 7.lh. u. m.
Trains Tor Delaware Division, leave loI
New Castle 6.UJ, y.2j. a. n.; l.U5, 800. d. Sj
p IN. ' '''
harrington and intermediate Stations.
'.-o A. IN. l.Uo, O.S5 p. IN.
M; LOS p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and lntermediat. Si,tt,,,..
81" A. IN. 800, b..al, $50 u IN.
i,hliadrlphla anu New York. Z23 Am
baltimore and Washington, I2.5l. gc
a. III. -
FOR further information passengers an.
referred TO the time tables posted at the
depot. H.F. KL,NTLV
SUPERINTENDENT
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MONEY IN THE CONVENTION.
QUOTATIONS FOR VoTEs-DELEGATRs
SELLING ADMISSION TICKETS.

AANNS rOA NONho-OhLfOATh
SELLING ADMISSION TICKETS.
Gath" in the Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. Blaine has shown himself here
to be the same aggressive, dashing,
freebooting politician he has been in
Maine and at Washington. He is not
without funds and plenty of Lhem.-
But there are not enough votes to pick
up with money to compass the pur-
poses OF his nomination. What there
Is purchasable is cheap. The price of
one hundred votes at $500 is only $5O,-
600, a matter of bagatelle to certain
obscure but enthusiastic peorle ON the
spot. Here is one man with 10000
cattle to be sold this year. Here is
another man who has just made $780,
ooo IN the star mail contracts. Here
are three OF four who have made their
quarter to half million in mines,
Spanish grants and other demi-goyern-
ment property.
MOST OF these men are we'll enthused
for Blaine, and willing to give him any
lhlug, III or ont of reason, now thai their
feelings are so much enlisted on the spot.
But Grants friends, also exasperated,
have means. In the New York deiega-
ton We see men like Levi p. Morton
and James Beldon, the former of whom
may have had the Vice Presidential bee
in his bonnet. The tendency of the ne
gro vote secured for Sherman has been
from the beginning TO go Tor Grant, aud
II the fear OF poverty aud removal from
Office were neutrali2ed by present cash
the whole negro column could be brought
to Grant.
A delegate from one OF the Southern
States illustrated the prevailing proyerty
OF the negro delegates yesterday by saw
ing: 81 advised our ne, .oes to sell thsi,
ticket TO the Conventional mean those
guests tickets given them. There is no
dlshonor in it and every proprietv in
their cases. They have no real friends in
Chicago except negroes who had mnch IN
better be at work than staring at the coI,.
ventioh. These colored delegates ars
poor and at the close of the conventior
they Will be borrowing money from ne
to return home. SO l said to them: $40
to broker with them tickets; th,.v are n u
marketable commodity here; put the
money III your pocket and pay your ex
penses and your return fare with !, D
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Wilmington uarh.ts.
LADELPHlA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, JunrI 5p


FLoUR-fue demand contihu 4 tInlted
'ut prices wer unchauEed. Sales of lbJO
Dhrrei including Minnesota extras nj
70 q Pennsv vania family at a IS =.
" mesterh ;. AT d > a . aud Patents a.
4.'e. '-|2
GKAIN.-Wheat is dull, unsettled and
W. . q, salt & ol w % bushes, including
req req ~ -sai ~ amber at : 81; 40 z
ltd Ia e'eNator, AT IL ~ May, IL 1}3. Ju q
81 rs u July, aud ~ Va Augusr Kye
IL scalce. We quote r nnsylvatila at ssc
Coih Is IN lai' request and over. sales oi
lou oushe :, lnoi"ding rejected at ole !;
steamer al olao-c. ; n1Ael AT D. 15a53c. YET
20" al Ole, anu VIII te AT o5c. At tue call
board 8O,vOO bushes sail, mixed, August
SOFA at i924c., anu 2O,GJO, May, At 81 &c Oats
are otIt-f' sales oi1JUJ bushels, ,inciudine
MIX u, AT iOal-c., ana white at 4jlSaIuc
me receipts ddS we've as follows. u Ia
ooIs' hour, 1900 bushels Wheat pligt,
bushes corn, IL, lOO Dushelc od.s, So bnls.
mat. I'D barrels whisky.
HIsKi.-l5J Darrr.s ot Wesleru iron.
bound sold al 81 l0l% per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARkE
rr, MONDAY May Il } = NJ
Inc cattle market has been dull durInr
| lhe past Week, aud prices were a fractInf
lower. 3ZUU heal arrived nd snia ~ it,a
| dItiou.
SHEEP were duh and lower. Gooo hea,
sold at the different yards at 5Aa7Is
oa9c. per b. 20 7''1 - "
HOGS were dull. but Tric were un
changed 900 hend sold at 6l4a TIsc.per r.,
lows were unchanged. l9j mead sold u
so as5O per mead as L. condition.
SHEEP BROKERS Association.
Pdrk Drove Yard. West phtld., lHnV is
SHEEP.-Exr ra, ~ to lSn Ms, s5 20 Ia 4 ,O
sood; 81 20 l"U its;, 81 to 5l4c; fair, ~ 10 II
in, IDS, EE 70 .; good innbs,e14 " So; common
| lanps, TO ~ calves, D 10 bltc Nnrp,.
ialr. Arr walls. 5OOG head
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A Painful AccilLenf.

John, young son OF Lewis Stidham
who resides on Taylor street, between
Poplar and Lombard streets, met with a
very painful accident to-day. He had
carried his fathers dinner, who works
lor the Lobdell Car Wheel Company
ana while al the works, the little fellow
was playing around some car wheels
when by some means two of them fell
over on him, aud crushed him yery
badly. lie was extricaled from his pain.
iul position, and carried home bv his
father, and medical aid summoned
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AT the rate of June immigration thus
far, $4,000 will be received at Castle
Garden during the month. That will
make 5000 tor he quarter year com
prising April, May, and June. Taking IN
Boston, Baltimore, Phi Sdelplia and
other p rts for the same period we may
expect total of 200, 200 for the quarter
Nearly all these inning ants are sturdy
aud vigorous; they will inc, ease auJ
multiply. This west ward procession OF
the people of Europe is one OF the i'm
posing spectacles political protents
of our day.-N Y. Sun.
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h0ttTOad OOasoIid ,,fo,,.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June

nILADELPAlA, PA, June 9, 1880.
An important railroad move In tbis
c,.y Is Ihe negotiation by the managers
oi tne fl;tsburg, Titusville and Bnffs ia
hallway Company OF contract of msro
yer ana consolidation with the Bntfsl II
anu anu Southwestern Railr ,ad Compan,
NV mus extending their line into Bntial IL
ne ne consolidated company will own az i
niileS OF track. The name of the cons,
iuateh T company will be the Pittshmra
luusvllle aud Buffalo Railway Cows' ~
phia. ' hiiAuei-
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THE OXFORD FAIR.

James l.. Dickinson received a des-
patch this morning, stating hat there
had been fiji y-four entries for the Ok
ford, Pa, fair, which commences on
the 9th inst, and continues three
days. All classes are filled. and some
very fine trotting may be expected.
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE WIND
STORM.

CINCINNATI, June 6.-The Com
msrctats Lima (Ohio) special SAYS {:
During a violent wind storm TODAY
Ine church near Mount Cary, in
Hancock county, was blown down.
1he I'M roof falling on the congregation.
twenty persons were injured, three
iatally. No particulars can be OBJ
tanned tonight.
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EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New 'aRtla En Ms

=
New Castle Co.. May q, 1880.
Upon the application OF Thomas Giffin,
Executor of William X. Foote, late OF
WI Creek Hundred, in said county, de.
Gtssed 1t II ordered and directed by Ihe
Register that the Executor aforesa i'd
give notice of granting OF letters Tes-
tamenta Y upon the state of the deceas
ell, with the date OF granting thereof, by
ausing advertisements to be posted with
Ia forty days from the date of such letters,
IA SIX of the most public places of the
ounly Of New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same or abide by an act of AS
scmDly ~ such case made and prov ided
"a also cause the same to be inserted
"llhln the same period In the DAILY
'1AZETTF, newspaper published In vii
III nglon. and to be continued therein three
weeks, cod
~, Given under the haud and seal
l. ) OF office OF Tue Register aforesaid,
~ at New Castle, In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. s. q. BlGGS, Register.
NOriCE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased. must present the same
duly attesLed, to the Executor on OF
before May - 1881, or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provid
ed. THOMAS GIFFIN
Address, New Castle, Del. jel-3weod.
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south Carolina for Bay0rd
From the Charleston News.

Senator b yard is the avowed frst
choice Of the fourteen delegates from
South Carolina to the National Demo
cratic Convention. The delegates are
nninstructed, tut their preference is for
BayaI d, AID this is in accord with the
undoubted sentiment of the State.
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u EGIs rEak's ORDER,
REGISTER 5 OFFICE,

New Castle Co., May II.
Upon the application of William q.
Lo ge. Executor of George Lodge, late OF
Brandywine Hundred. in said county,
deceased, IL is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice nf granting Of Letters Tes-
tamentary, upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
Letters in BLK of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate 10 present the same, or abide by an
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided; and also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, a newspaper pub
llshed in Wilmington. and to be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
f@1 Given under the hand and seal
l.. ). of Of1ice OF the Register aforesaid
tOO' at New Castle, IN New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 8. G. B1GGS, Register.
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$500 Reward

was for years offered in every paper Of the
iand Oy ne former proprietor of Dr. Sage's
CaULrrh Remedy tor "A case OF catarrh n
would not cure. 1t cures by it, mild
soothing. cleansing, and healng proper
Ties. Snutt or dust of any kind dries up
ctthrrh ana drives IL to the lungs. This
remedy $ stood the test III lime, having
been popui r remedy tor a quaite OF a
century. sold by druggists al 81 cents.
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WAsHINer,,N. Jun 6, 1880.

WASHINGTON, Jun 6, 1880.
RETURNED FROM CHICAG0-ANXIFTY
ARoUT THE RESULT.
Senator Carpenter arrived here this
morning trom Chicago broken down by
the exciIement. 1t is understood that
H. brought Mr.. SIMON Cameron with
him as far as ii lrrisburg. There were
repurts IN town to-day that mr.. j. A. j.
Cresswell had also been seen on the
streets. The anxiety here about the
result at Chi, ag is extreme, and it ~ss
Intensified by the fact that owing to
storm in the West the wires between
here and Chicago we're down all day
and the poll icians at lhi, poins were
without lie S.
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TWELFTH BALLOT.

As we go to press the 18th ballot
has just been taken without any ma
tcrial change.
On this ballot G. w. McCrary got /
vote and Hayes none.
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g a seq ueIce OI ~tIi-A Dust
Memory, Universal Lassiiude, Pam IN uu.
Back, Dim ness of Vision. Premature Old
Age, an many othor Diseases tnal lead Il
insanity or Consumption and "a Premature
crave, - Full particular. In our painpl
ct, Which we desire To send iree by mai
20 every nnc. ~ fine Specific Med icin is
SIX packages for ~, or wiil be SEM free HI,
mail GA receipt OF the money oy add ress.
ing THE GRAY Nt.DtGl Nj; 90,
No, ~ Mecnanlcs' BlocK, Detroit, N lcu
ASSold IN Whining On by u, JANE
Is sLT, wholesale and retail, Agent. Cor.
ON and Market Sts., and by im,irg gisi
verywhere ninrs-d ~
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NllTII,E

All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased. must present the
same, duly attcsted to the Executor
"a or before May H. 1881. or abide the Aci
of Assembly in such case made and pre-
vded. WILLIAM LODGE
Executor.
Address; Cl6ymont, Del, or Chas. B.
Lore, attorney, 7U2 Market street, vii
mingt9n, Del. jul 8weod
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received for tho ,.o
Ite euro, wal steps and sidewalks for IN q
m nsIa ,, 1ourt House square, Wilmington.
sine Inc Dds are TO be handed TO Albert HI.
nai,.r, chairman OF the Building Com.
mlttee' at the OH, eof the Water Denert.
intna; tent; Iehih and Market streets Will
,naadngton, ,uad on or before the 2lst day OF lime
speeIticat,o0Doli @ III ,1 O'Clock A. M. Drawings and
~ 5a5nitnoPn1lus p. Chandler. Jr,. Architect
H. wsihut street. Philadelphia, and al
tns y, ~ whirchitects office at the Court House
The committee reserve the right IN re-
Ject any or all bidI w i'-
,z,o, ALBERT H. SILVER
JIZi' Chairman Building Com nittea
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L OF lOi acre in Wnitt Clu5 Creek hnn
dred. 81 enclosed In Osag Hedge. d.
vided into five helds Large appls or
chard IN full bearing. Pubic schoo. ad
sion, Double Tenant House, Barn, ,Iranar,
am all oil er buildings necessary on !.
nlst cla's farm. mlles from station IN,
+. W. d X. K. Centrally loca ed. +
miles rom Wilm ingtnn y pplv to
JNO. W. WHITkMAk.
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth stree
oct2lw& &sd-w NVitintnytou -
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Fashiona lie rulnlturei
J. & j. = nA3HA
No. 4iO f&ing rees

WlLh ANGTUN, Del.
%XER Weres pectnul4y u4forlr IN, rlll
gems o. Ilminfton, and tbr SUI
- roun" - country ia, I've c,lat!nu,
z.hlzAs 10 Manufacture RiI Ncft OF haIr
Al our large and long established ,Jsrt-
90 i4S, uruLLLIe q ever, RI,
lyle cohhisiing OF Mahogany poa.xy,,c.
M walnut furniture suiigoi. q. "a. g..
.an hg-room and chamber uses.
ou ass Srtment of Furniture is larger
gre yhrlel t!.aL can be found "a delaware
d ARTICLES sold al orr ns-a abiIsh N
ewlIranled as Iepreseuteu.
Ventlan PIN - OF the mos a%,ti,,.bl.
tslsns mace TO order and Kept CONSTANT,
o hsnd. Nf hlsp utaauiac,i! Ai.,,l got,
stauLly keeps isrgC nssortn,elit NJ An
dalr, Mos and II sk Mr'tIe>a
j. d J. N. HAhNAN
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FOURTH. EDITION
Indaca.ien. for ro.nnx.

Ctedr or partly cloudy sOsather, Wind,
mostly northeriy, nearly stationary bar
OHeteT, higher temperature.
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s,i% naa breath Is most always caused bv
are The femsav nr. ior Bulls Bnitim re fllls
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Financial and oon.@ s-oaul.

ILaiNoToN. iel., June 2. W
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Heald e Co.. y. h. corner Seventh and
Market streets. Wilmington. Del. at u
N. TO uay:
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The Great
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ReInedy,an
uLla Hing
C Il 4 q 10
) IN in a ]
Weakne Ss,
Spernatnr-
ruea, npO-
encJ. and
{ III Diseases
ttAt fn1IIng
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
The CITY Market.

The following were the ruIing prices II
mark ct tnis morning:
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Popular Monthly Drawing oil tb,
Commonwealth Distribution
AT MACAULEy's THEATRE,