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The daily gazette., 1880-02-25
CHANGE OF BASE.
JAMES T, MULLIN GOING TO WHINING
TON.

JAMES T, MULLIN GOING TO WHINING
TON.
Mr.. James T. Mullin, who last fall
O pened out herchant tailoring estab-
lisbmept in Circleville, Ohio, has CLOSED
the same aud is now making the neces'
sary preparations for entering into the
clothing and merchant tailoring busines
on Fourth STREET, Wilmington. Del. Mr..
NJ. is fitting up q store very handsomely
and expects TO open ont IN few days
He will also remove his family 70 that
city.
Mullin 10 the Wilmingtonians rs o gen.
tl-u an In the fullest measure OF the
term. and besides being thorough-2o-
ipR business man he possesses social ac-
com pIishments with which We feel as
sure.i he will entrench himself in tn,
good graces of ALL with whom he shall
be brought in contact.
Ia business way they will nnd his
wor,i at all times reliable, and this may
al.o bs said of the goods which he shall
offer for sale, as he always has made u q
point TO deal honestly and never TO MIS-
represent anything. The ne ewspaper lnen
will also early learn OF his indeiatigAole
business and they may OK
pect Ii beral favOrs at his hands. Wpa.'
ever they may say OF him IS an houes,
a,tive and thorough going man In al
that he sets ont to perform, they vii
never have cause TO regret or reSah -
West Chester Local News.
Mr.. Mullin formerly carried OF pusi
moss in this city. He has leased the pull,
inc formerly occupied by Francis q
SlnDje on Fourth street between Marke
ami King. where he will in short time
omen with fine stock Of goods.
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Arrived In this City.

The remains of James NJ. Williams,
who died at Modesha, Kansas, on
Thursday last, arrived in this city,
this morning, at O'Clock, in charge
of William Grimes. The body was
met at the depot by Joseph Hyde,
Willis Holden, John Shakespeare,
Leighton Grimes, John V. Christy, A.
T. Christy, G. Wigglesworth, and sew
eral other members of the Christy SEN
ate, and Fame Hose Fire Company.
The remains were taken from the
depot to the residence of the deceased IS
mother, No. 205 Washington street,
from which place the funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The funeral will be attended by the
Fame Hose company and the Christy
Senate, of which organizations he was
a member.
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Before the m ayor.
THE CASES TRIED LAST EVENING

THE CASES TRIED LAST EVENING.
The first case that occupied the at
tention of the Mayor last evening was
John Gallagher, who was charged
with being drunk. When asked if
the charge was correct, he answered
that he did not know whether it was
or not. AS officer Thomas testified
that it was correct the prisoner was
required to pay the usual penalty OF
so cents and costs.
William Rothwell, Harrison Roth
well, alias "Sugar Awful" Frank
Smith and Oscar Gibbs were next ar
raigned on the charge of stealing a
silver watch, chain, gold locket, two
nanule eI ,siIi-rs, and a Slvs.sU P;-- Co..
the residence of Isaiah Thomas, on
last Wednesday afternoon, during the
fire at st. Peters Orphan Asylum.
Frank Thomas testified to losing a
watch and chain and also locket, on
last Wednesday afternoon. A watch
and chain and locket were shown the
witness, and identified by him as be.
longing to him. He also recognized
bunch of keys that had been stolen
from the fhouse. s....
James Campbell, a small colored
boy, testified that Oscar Gibbs had
admitted to him that he had stolen
a watch and sold it for So.
Samuel Hockheimer, who keeps a
store at No. 11S Market street, testi-
fed that on last Saturday night Will
liam Rothwell and "Sugar Awful"
came to his place and offered to sell a
watch for So. After some question
ing as to whether they stole it or not,
he concluded to purchase it. After
he had heard that watch had been
stolen he gave the one which he had
purchased of the boys to the Chief.
The Mayor deeming this sufficient
evidence, gave the boys some good
advice, and then held each in the sum
of $500 for court.
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wN. c. sPRUANCE, ESQ, TO RESIGN
THE DISTRICT ATToRNEYsHIP.
The latest and most interesting politi-
cal "on dit" is TO the effect that VIM. u.
Spruance, Esq, who for the past four
years has been United States District
Attorney for the District of Delaware,
intends to resign his official position.
The information is regarded as reliable,
and his resignation will doubtless be
forwarded to Washington and rendered
to the U. s. Courts of this city during
the present week.
Mr.. Spruance's large and constantly
increasing practice, together with the
laborious duties and Ito him) made
quate compensation of the office, are the
reasons that induce him to resign.
The resignation will cause considera-
BILE surprise, and possibly create lively
scramble among the Republican law
yers of the city for the succession. 1t Is
said, however, that John q. Patterson
Esq, will be most generally recommend
ed for the position and will, very proba
| bly,, be appointed.
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Il P0nderOaIs POrEer.

A mon>ter Chester county hog was
slaughtered at Mishler's hotel, Reading,
ON Saturday, which weighed O4O
pounds, and was probably the largest
specimen OF the swine kind Killed for
immense animal caused considerable ex-
citement. The winner was Emanuel
Frederick, who threw nineteen heads in
contest. During Saturday not less than
S 600 people came to see the hog, many
coming from q long distance in the
country. Bets on the weight, offrom 20
cents up to Sl5, had BEEN made, and
81 600 Changed hands on the result. A
guessing box which contained cousid-
arabic amount of money was also one of
the the features of The "hog SPREE"
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SECOND EDITION
The Columbia.
THE NEW VESSEL LAUN NCHMD AT
RoACH's sHIPYARD."

THE NEW VESSEL L in u ID AT
RoAcH's sHIPYARD."
The new iron steamer Columbia was
successfully launched at Roach's ship
yard, Chester, about noon yesterday.
The Columbia is $40 feet long over
the water line-332 feet over all 38
feet 6 inches beam moulded depth of
hold 23 feet, and her tonnage is 1900
tons. The capacity of her coal bunkers
is 800 tons. She has two compound
surface condensing engines, 424 in.
and so in. by 81 in. stroke. Her
boilers, tubular cylindrical, are six in
number, each twelve feet in diameter,
and twelve feet in. in length. The
working pressure is 80 pounds to the
square inch. The propeller is of the
Hirsch patent, having four blades,
capable of being removed either singly
or together, from the hub, to which
they are fastened by bolts. The diane
ter of the propeller is sixteen feet, and
the mean pitch is 81 feet, to revolve 65
donkey boiler and engine to be used in
cleaning the bilge, supplying the main
boilers with water, and in case of fire.
There are three decks beside the
hurricane deck, two of which, the spar
deck is entirely of iron and the main
deck partially ofiron. The deck frames
are all of iron, and fastened in the
most secure manner known in naval
architecture. 1t is expected that the
vessel will make sixteen knots per hour
when let out.
The hoisting apparatus, which will
be patent elevator, will be worked by
steam, and she will be provided with
the most improved eeringmachinery.
Her mean low draft will be eighteen
feet. She will be brigantine rugged
and will spread about $1,000 yards of
canvas, her masts being iron. The
Columbia will have staterooms suffi-
cient for $50 first-class passengers. be-
sides officers and crew, and will have
accommodations for six hundred steer
age passengers.
The Columbia is for the Oregon
Steamship Company of Portland, Ore
gon, of which Mr.. H. Willard is Presi-
dent. She will ply between San Fran
cisco and Portland, Oregon.
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From the N. Y. Sun. .
The Days of Grant.


Within the White HOUSE room
H. W1ere gentle Hayes lies snoring,
Fond memory starts q boom.
r,i me days Of Grant restoripg;y
me rogues, the Rings, the whiskey kings,
49, The piles Of cash then squandered:
me secret deals, the shameless steals.
AT which the people wondered.
Boss Shepherd rules the town ~
with profit and with pleasure;
baocock trots up and down,
ana brings his rod TO measure:
Wnlle Robeson spends, for self and friends
vast amount Of money, 'f
Amo ali In power employ the hour
10 gather heaps Of honey,
once moro the gifts pour in
70 MS Imperial Highness:
L0DDles again begin
.Inelr work with wondrous slyness;
men VINO can pay our rulers sway.
According to their natures.
ana Grant upsets with bsyonets,
Obnoxious legislatures.
While railroads have their way.
Each grasping corporation
Big dividends can pay,
AND charge them to the nation.
The peoples faint and weak complaint
Is secuted or forgotten,
Wnfle fraud and force pursue their course
And all Is rank and rotten.
Thus In the White House room
Where gentle Hayes lies snorine.
SAD memory starts boom.
The days OF Grant restoring.
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Chester County saIes.

Enoch Moore, executor, has sold the
farm of the late Benjamin owen,
Franklin township, containing 121
acres. to Isaac Dance, of the neighbor-
hood of Paoli, Chester county, for $7,-
750.
The Mackey farm in Franklin town
shin. containing S5 acres, recently pur-
chased by Chandler Phillips was sold
Inv him at public sale on Saturday last
to ]. Atwood Pyle, Londongrove for
$50 per acre.
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GENERAL NEWS.

be Vermont Republican Convention
NJ .hy. All the delegates that lad
iced last night were strongly opposeu
third term.
IA n,mo,ratic State Convention of
[Lana Will meet on the 81 OF June.
mass meeting of German R-publi-
1 upoSed 10 third term, was held
[lelday in Syracuse, N. Y.
H., Dominion House OF Commons,
{terday, Mr. Blake Introduced bill
4, the more etfrctnal prevention OF
Lnen In presenting 1t he said the In
[a,r Of crime i'll Canada was out "f all
Hnortlon 10 the Increase Of population
Erg 70 her crntum In two years. he
Lrosed that old cOnvicts should be
kiected 10 a system of police surveil-
kcr nd "a general and stringent su-
fyis0n."
N DE Lesseps arr we'd in New York
[terIa,, ON lhe steamship Colon, from
hanl. de said to IA reporter yesterday
ait, rnOun that there was no
kret understanding between England,
In ace aud Germany in regard to the
Si,ctrd canal. He did nor think any
In ought to combat the Monroe doc
he, "f1r init lies the safety or the
helleau peOple." He intended to ar.
for a syndicate to sell bonds in thu
blted States
rhr Republican members of the Lous-
la Lrgi, ,hture were arraigued before
bar Of the House, ye,Ieiday, for con-
hpt. in sisniug aud sehdlug TO the U.
|Srnarr memorial asking The reteD-
b OF S natOr Kellogg IN his seat, aud
kgng intimidation and fraud by the
|mOcrits. I he accused members gen
Biz purgei themselves by asserting
\, they lgucd the paper without read
R II.
y ady's purse was violently torn from
i belt on Chestnut street, near
Eelfh, Philadelphia, yesterday after
|pu, by two men, who were afterwards
|ested,
"a colored man, named Brown, and
wife, have been arrested at Gales
|rg H., for robbing the bank at that
Pce. A large sum Of money Was found
their possession. Some 'excited citl-
hs took tier son TO the outskirts OF
town, few days ago, and by threat
|fg o hang hun extorted a confession.
lmplicatos not only his parents, but
bIll Siumps,' of Knoxville, and Louis
lswolh a d Edward Adle, OF Man
p, all Of whom have ben arrested.
"a joint resolution appropriating $50,-
Tor the relief OF the poor in Ireland
p Introduced i'll the New jersey Hous e
representatives on Monday hight.
a bill was introduced in the Toronto
Fg'slalnie, yesterday, making a grant
s2O,OOO ior Irish relief.
The receipts Of the Parnell meeting
lineage are estimated at nearly $l0,-
|lhe new iron steamer Columbia,
|ilt for the Oregon Steamship Conn
|nI, was launched at Roach's ship
Id, IN Chester, yesterday morning
p capacity is 5000 tons.
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Personal.

Henry q. Robinson and family, OF
this city, accompanied by Mrs. s. j..
Wiley, STATED, onMonday, where they
will spend brief season for the BEN
eft of their health. Mrs. De Haven and
daughter, of Germantown, Pa, are in
Flor da, aud Mrs. De Haven's health is
much improved. She is a daughtsr ofths
laLe Zadoc Townsend, Of this city.
Secretary of State, James l., Walcott,
of Dover, is in town to-day.
Governor Hall remains in WILMINGTON
to-day, ON private business.
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MardI cras Fun In New Orleans.

The fantastic doings of the Mystic Krew
thousands an opportunity for exciting en-
'oyment. Among the incidents Of the
carnival on Shrove Tuesday was the lI7th
Grand Monthly Drawing OF the Louisiana
stale Lottery, and all approved OF its
fairness. Next drawing will be on Tues
day, March 9th. For further information
addr' s. M. A. Dauphin. New Orleans, La,
York CITY, N. Y. Capital PRICES, t3O, 900,
$4,000, 5000. Tickets $2, halves oil. fsb26.
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0''arrn Of the Bladder Cured.
lIEN HIhrrA. Monroe Co.,

|Buw N. Y, Jan. 5, iss0.
WARNER q Co. Co.:-GENTLEMES:-
Man. man U years of age, have lived in
lnd h",,s county N. Y, most of my life
bna,a.Ve De'leVe there is no man OF my ac-
hen, 'Snce who would doubt any state
|ible ,nn gnt make. have been a ter
k,r, e'er OF Catarrh OF the Bladder for
no." Tearing of a number of cures
takinv' ',,e ,a,, use Of your remedy, and af,e,
|anc rev botlles OF your SAFE Kidnav
but fnnndd frdr Cure, | was not only relieve.,
\ lebiS1 lebTi1nd n myself cured 'S feiieNeu
THOMAS OWENS
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may Indeed be said that the light
r Of our public burdens is a cons qu
&c OF our distance from the great Pow
and Is owing rather TO geographical
Aa 10 political reasons. This explain
on IS true only because It has been
Il Policy OF the Republic 10 avoid ten
shhg alliances" with European
1Iis, ans But steam navigation has pract-
NJ! brought Western Europe nearer
out shores than England aud France
70 Russia. If we had an emperor
priue Of Importance would impsl him
maze a llgure In international affairs
pu 10 rank with o,her monachs in the
es'ness OF his military and nayal
iaOllslment' "a, 1t is the pride and ambi-
Uu ", Vl kings which have so often des-
I.'u 'he lairest countries of the world.
- our political isolation from Europe
az na' made our geographical separa-
vi 30 great a benefit. But monarch
ni, Sae mead OF SO great nation as the
p,H niTd States would never feel easy
" ~. ne made a figure among he
a. AZ Iowers and had got his rank nmo-
EHait tre'i acknowledged in their joint
4 is' n',, ohe OF the first effects of what
4 ,u s,n,o, strong government" would
h A'o'al charge in our foreign rolicy ant
bili,o SoliSe luent necessity of crushing
4 n%a%l % burdens maintain our status a,
' W Ihe general balance of power
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PUTTING In Ice.

Joseph stoeckle, proprietor of the
D;anopd state brewery, was busily en-
gagged Yesterday in filling bis fine new
s"sH 10 Ho1.s win ice, which he has pur-
cnassJ in Maine. He housed six hun
dred tons yesterday py means Of pat
ant elevator. The Ice IL about fifteen
inches thick.
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENrs.
TO
T. M WIER'S.
1909 Market Street.

Where you can buy the cheapest cran-
berries, 5 cents quart; best crsnberriss, 7
pared peaches, ~ cents b.; dried apples,
cents h.. ; dried pears. 2 lbs. for 2S cents,
just like summer fruit; 2 b. fruit bissuis,
Is cents dried beef IL cents n. by the
Is bstter, our &c. flour Is excellent. We
have flour at 50 per barrel at $3.50, $50
and SS. Sometime next week will open
my store, lU5 East sixth street. with the
groceries ever offered in Wilmington, and
IL will be called theeiranger store, and don't
you forget 1t. lO5 East sixth street, the
Granger store. t. NJ. Wier. Until then
come to lZU9 Market. feb2l
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VALUE OF SHARES.

Total Assets. ...................vi,So ,Sou oo
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected, as follows
President-P. N. Brennan.
Vice President-James Bradford.
Secretary-John F. Miller.
Treasurer-P. Plunkett.
Directors-Wm. Bowe, James Car
michael, d. ]. Mention, II. F. Dure,
David Chandler, John McCloskey, ).
J. Smith, James A. Hart, James
Murphey.
During the past three years the AS
sociation has reduced its debt one-half,
and still made money on its shares.
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kas Sailg Sasetts.

H. v,soroN asks the active aid oil
Isnolc delegation in Congress for a
I~le of ice piers in the Delaware
,oor fine mouth of the Christi
[ uen an ice harbor may be formed
1 to protect the large number oil
Lis that constantly make into the
1 Al oe ,be latter river, now rem
IA difficult by the accumulation of
Ia hors and flats.
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Money Sold.

At the regular monthly meeting of
the Wilmington Loan Association,
last evening, money sold as follows:
$500 at 10 per cent, 5000 at IS, $400
at 13t, 1850 at 15s.
Mr.. Crooks, the emiRent English scien-
tist, who believes f. Spiritualism, 10
which come from the trickery OF false
mediums.
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BuiIdimg improvements.

Henry Eckel's Journal building No.
$40 Market street, is being improved
by the removal of the old signs from
the front and sides, and the applica-
ton of complete coat of paint. New
signs for the use Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Office, which islocated on the
first floor will take their place.
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mprovenent

Henry Eckel is having his property
No. $40 Market street, impro ed by
painting it. The cornices and window
frames will be white, and the walls of
pale sage green. When finished it
will present fine appearance,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25
TREASURY DEFARrMRNr

WASHINGTON, D. Q. Nov. 10, 1875.
| take great please in certifying TO the
efficacy of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, In
my family and as a specific for colds Of
children or adults. have found 1t to be
cure almost immediate aud always
permanent Very respectfully, rhos. B.
Price
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NHERIFF's SALE.

OHERIFF'S SALE. HtI
y By virtue of sundry writs ofvenditioni
ExpOnas to me directed will be exposed
10 public sale. at the
HOTEL OF JOHN e. LEWIS,
In the town OF Newark, in White Clay
Creek Hundred. New Castle County, Del
aware on rsr-f-
FRIDAY, the 18th Day of March, 1880.
at 2 2o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate Wis:
All that certain farm or tract of land,
situated in Pencader hundred, New Cas-
tie county, and State OF Delaw are. bound
ed on the south by the Turnpike Road
leading from the villaAe Of Glasgow to
the town of Eikton, on the wet by lands
of William Grinnsge, Thomas Brown and
others, on the north by lands OF heirs OF
Cantwell Clark deceased, and on the east
0y lands of Jesse Boulden, containing
about 2b4 acres Of land, more or less, with
/. two story brick dwelling house. frame
barn and granHry thereon erected.
Seized and taken ia execution rs the
property OF Robert M. Black, deceased,
(Susan 2. Black, Administratrix OF kobt.
NJ. Back, deceased: aud to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office, New Castle, Fsbruary q.
1881. fsb21-3tawts
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W{LL Remove.

J.H. Frazer q Co., real estate agents,
mt the s. w, cor, er of Third and Sh y eS
streets, will remove on March 10Th, TO
No, SO2 Market street.
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Anchor Line.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
Sail from New Nork for
GLASGOW, every SATURDAY.
And regularly to LONDON direct.
Passage to Glasgow, Londonderry, Bel
fast, Liverpool. f,,
Salo9n Cabins, SEQ to $50, Currency.
second Cabin, including all requisites, $40;
STEERAGE, S28,
70 LONDON BY DIRECT 6TEAMER
No Steerage. H
SALOON CABINS, &66 and SIS.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Passenger accom- m odat ions unsurpassed
for elegance and comfort. All state
rosms on main deck.
For books of Informs alton, plans, &C.,
Apply to HENDERSON BROS.,
Bowling Green, New York.
Or to SAM. F. BETS, Adams Express,
sepl8. ingtOn, Del
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Hope Loan Association
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL NEETTEe-THE
FINANCIAL REPORT.

At the thirteenth annual meeting of
Hope Loan Association, last night, the
report of the Auditors was submitted
and read. The following are extracts
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., spring Overcoats

garments ne ar mnst useful and pleasant
now being mds' dgs'enileman'a wardrobe. are
!G't from the ma, up, out of new goods
quite liz sCre. Tney are also bag,nn"n noueI
1t viii psv 10 take orders for sprisg suiis
early tbipr Pay you to leave Your orders SI.sS;
and many h9 hp9ri,hg, ,g, as goods are adyaneine
not be dupiicaihned he siyIes now In stock can
'a'eu' FERD CARSON.
feb2s-5t. Mercha Z Tailor.
233 Market street
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ErvoaehIng at St. Andre,.s

Baltimore r1 w,i, hanlolpu, u. w., OF
church = ioV VIII breach at ST. Amor, ~
O'clock. Tha Thorfow u1w afterneon, al s.45
~ attend. ' public are cordially invited
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During the 13 years the Loan has
been in operation the receipts have
amounted to $142, 436 OF, and the loans
to $75, ,450.
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". e N. r. R. Stock.

Two hundred shares Of the Whining
ton & Northern r. r. stock, sold at the
exchange in Philadelphia yesterday, for
s25 per share. The par value is $50 per
share. u.a.4.-s
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There was very lalr sized street mar
ket, this merning.
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DIE D..

WILLIAMSON Feb. 18th, at Neodesha.
Kansas, James M. Williams, in the 87th
year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited 10 atLend the funeral from the
residence of his mother, No, 205 Washing
vi o., 80 ~ - ~, a. ,.'s--s -ISS,
mington and BraDdywine Cemetery.
baltimore papers please copy. 2ts
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cashmeres ana si,Ls

mere VI ~ pieces, 40 inch Rack t;.nh.
viii moi otiHsnt igst before The advance. they
them, iast long at the price asked M ~
en1d o"',, line of Cashmere Beiges in
sl75' S2m 21m.1ks, 55, s., rs, 90, sl.OO, o. 25 $3.50
nFoeade silks. ana Coiored satins,
2t
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Will Preach.

Rev. Alexander Macarthur will
preach in the Bethany Baptist Church,
Elm and jackson streets, this even
ing, at '7.30 o'clock. Mr.. Macarthur
having severed his connections with
the Brandywine Baptist Church, will
soon leave for the Eastern States
Those desiring to hear him had better
avail themselves of this opportunity.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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A Political On Dit.

Wilmington, Feb. oath.
The silver state., 1880-04-05
now THE POST CoNsTRUEs 1T.

The Elko Post, one of the strictest
and straightest Republican journals in
Nevada, construes the laudation of
Sharon by the Storey County railroad
organ as follows:
1T appears from correspondence
between Sharon and Secretary Sherman,
which is published in the Virginia En-
terprise, that Nevada's San Francisco
Senator made an attempt, while on his
recent pleasure trip East, to do some-
thing for the employees of the Mint at
Carson. Ecx this magnanimous act the
Enterprise thinks thai Sharon will not
receive all the praise which he is en-
titled to. and the Reno Gazette believes.
The silver state., 1880-04-05

The Virginia Enterprise assumes the
guise of stalwart Republican journal,
the better to serve its owners-the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad Company.
The funkey who occupies the position
of temporary editor of the paper during
the absence of Judge Goodwin, now in
Utah, with slavish difference to the
will of his masters, that "thrift may
follow fawning, disposes of all argu-
ments against the reelection Of Sharon
to the United States Senate. by charac-
terizing them as the productions of
idiots. Having thus easily and salts
factorily, to himself and masters, dis
posed of all adverse comment on Shar-
on's course as Senator, there is only one
thing that astonishes the cringing syco-
phant, and that is "that one small
head can contain all he knows"
The silver state., 1880-04-05

tives l22, and the Home Rulers IL.
The Liberals have gained 5S seats and
lost II, while the Home Rulers show a
gain of three seats.
Stock is said to he perishing IN the
UpperWillametteV alley, Oregon. Sheep
and hogs are said to be dying by the
score, under the effects of the late Sc
we're weather, end upless there is a
change for the better, other stock will
be likely to soon succumb.