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Al narian's ship Yard.

At tie Harlan & H0llingswor1k
C0rnp2bys ship yznd- tie stsznsn
lSzA Saisz41T and TxiltShL winch czaas
in several weeks ago. are reoeIvIng
their finishing bD1cbss- The former
vessel iOpss e vel a. WHEN sbs VA
frss bailt Al tb@se gzFds, Oser twenty
yszEE ago.
The Lev Hu6sOa rITer steamer, the
h1A II EhAh is hsing bgilI a. thsss
yards, ls Ds~rsy eOmpasie,d- and Wlli
sH,1n De tOWsd 70 New YOsk. 70 receive
the machinery and finishing touches.
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THE GERMAN ARMY.
Giuiug T,co Teternns JuaIs|

WASHINGTON, Feb. The cs,s |
Captains X. H. Jackson aud Rom
Frank, OF the First Artillery, agad
William A. Wtnaes and Dunbai
Ransom look as though they raaf
the dlscom d 'ure OF the latter genlkn'1
By the peGtlVns OF tho veterans n
before Congrrs - IL Is made a, plan
daylight ttat 10 ! ass the Sruate billy
the relief of Mrssrs. Winder apd Bil
som wouli be TO DERIVE Captains JE1
~od and Frank OF their rigbls Of PonI
ton. These soldiers, who are the SEQ
captains of artillery and OF The llns
The army are entitled to the bst 'aa]
cieS that may occur la the ARTILLERY u
OF the service, and 1t Is regard, sn
injusiicssto iIsplaee them by Iegsal. i
From reports Ia army circles lts h7
hat the Senate bills will be Killed.
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Miss Horizons Indignant
Friends.

WASHINGTON, February 5.-sOe.
ern Democratic circles here were asnI
ed yesterday when the fact b9lu
Gnown that two prominent South ~
i!niAns are about TO interest lhenS,
IA behalf of the Miss Horton SbOn
Senator Molgan's son for deceSlns
on the lst of last January. The gsps
men referred 10 ar. Coz. Charles d
cock and Robert Barnwell RheL
who married sisters, the aullls oi
Horton. IL is said that they VIII
only contribute money but being ~
tiers OF families long noted for eln.
they will probably hold the hor, ,'
Pe rsonally responsible Tor the m,.J .J
Ia which Miss Horton has ben H'AV'|
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lsyI Prizes, amounting gto-...........tllu,s 50
kzspo1slDls correspOndlng zxeuLs want
q Al 81 ESJinLA, 70 whom liberal com tsn-
&&i1on Nl44 be pald-
Nritk esszr.y stating fall address. 70.
f1TIosf lRs0rhnAison. or send orders by eI-
preGs O. mail, addressed only 70
n. A DAUPHIS
New Orleans, La,
Or same p<Gsoa al
No. S!s Broadway, New York.
All our Grand ExtFsordiDary Drawings
are under The kUp@ry1Elon and manage
meat Of Generals q. 7. BsAurexzrd and
JUb4i A. Earlv. i&oifgIAEsydE
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Latest Cabte .yep,.
LoNDoN. Eeh a IA.

LONDON, FEB. G. IM
The Daily Sslcs' Berlin oorre.Do,,l
says IL IL D0w certain that tbs n.
oe 81 Waller viii retain his ro.t;I
al Berlin. F'''
The Tinss' Geneva despatch N
that the Great Council Of tbe C,''i
4 Appenzel has voted for the re.e,t,|
hshment Of capital punishment
French missionaries in Mosnl on.
painful account Of famine in Nes'
tamia and Kurdistan. where Gh,I
tians, Jews and Mohammedans an J
suffering.
The Tim<f Paris despatch savti|
the FreOch Budget Committee n
poses a vote Of a credit of sO0Sl
for the construction Of subterraD,I
telegraph lines
The bill for the purchase Of the nj
nish and the Berlin, Potsdam n
Nagdeburg railways, by the Genl
government, was read a second n
in the LAndtag on Wednesday
General Roberts, at CabuI. repITI
70 a telegram sent by relative, M
-"NobOdy was executed unless d
victed Of participating in the atta,E(
the British Residency."
THE GERMAN ARMY.
The Berlin correspondent of the p
HGil Gazette says Illumination d
morning in some semi-oflicial pap
that an increase in the German an
is intended, even beyond that alrss
annonnced--namely, by the formal
of special Alsace. Lorraine regiment
have caused no little sensation. Il
understood that Baron Won MantenS
Governor General of Alsace- LOrlI
supports tho proposal as tending tod
ate a national feeling in the annsI
provinces.
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PHILADELPIIIA MARKE1A.
WEDs EEDaY Pea. LSP.M-
PLOCE h uDc1la ags4 Dut VERY q ; "a " ~

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PHILA ADELPHIA CATTLE NARKET.
NOs1AY FsDszxsy Bpm.
SEEP IlTTLE . EsyE FSasgEf Jul trls WEEK
zEs1 pf1s1s we're lcss,. Hu head arr y75
s11 soSd - tbs G. 1sfsnt yards Al x4sSe
per p. a. 70 e0E1c kJn
EHEEP were 10 nd At former ratesL
IN head mi a. tbe dfneYss1 ysroG al
Ifpfn "a = szze-, PER H., and lALCbs o; =
RpI,s we're dun. I'm head D,ad a. ga
7e, psr pSsgDf ~ ~ quality.
CDNs were ouA. - head sold a. tzbz
" psT hszd-
sBEEP BEoKEEs ASSOCIATION.
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Netn CnsfIe-

Special correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. GA party Of
young ladies will give a complimentary
leap year bop this evening to the IVAN
derng Seven" M1sic by Duncan.
The hrst public effort here to aid the
lnsh sufferers will be made by the Brady
Sehste, "ho will give hop soon. 1t is
Shawtovn organization. Messrs.
Wright, Brady and Toner ate the hnan-
ciAl managers.
The umbrella mill is at las, rented. IL
has been idle for more thAE a year.
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Cotored Immigrants OreTJt0sc-
ting Hdnsas.

CfscIKsArI, FEB "a specizi oe@-
ps;eh fro - ToJ~ka, Ezrea., szys: tie
on csfs u The Rsns2s Prseduzn'. Be-
ssf Assolz stlOr have bssb in.sruetsd b
The director a the zs.oesA1ion 70 de-
Tis- aDd put ~ operation sOnBs prac1iesl j
method Of diysriibR TIE cO5szzrily in
cfezsihg immigration II e3Iored p-eo-
pie 70 K@D.@s. AE ssort viii b. made
u turL tie iids 70 other S;Alss"
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81. 16'k, ErE1knf w. rUN ht 3D-esua.
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a You ng Wondn's Body TO be
Cremdted.

WAsHrsGTos, Pa, February g.
The body Of Miss Dolly Hartman, who
died at her home in Allegheny City, at
the age Of Is years, on Tuesday, will
be cremated in the Lemoyne furnace
here on Saturday. At her death she
expressed a wish TO be cremzted. She
will be the second woman crema ted,
and altogether i: will be the fifth
cremation in the Lemoyne furnace.
The incarceration will be private.
A most remarkable accident occur
red at the Vulcan Iron Works, Wilkes
barre, Pa, last week. A couple Of
worlrnen were striking a bar Of hot
steel with sledges, when scale was
thrown off, about as large in diameter
as three cent piece, but not thicker
than letter paper. This scale struck
the arm Of one of the workmen Just be-
low the elbow, passed through the
arm and came out on the opposite
side. 1t made a frightful wound. An
artery was severed, and the blood
spurted in jets until pressure was ap-
piled.
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FOURTH EDITION
H.aaeusasus asrFe-D.F-

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= seszz1zsErs sszS I~2zys-
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W WAHrED.-A good, smart boy, 10 or Is
w years old 70 lea n the printing trade.
Apply at this once. feb5-tf.
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T o PhY StCIA N o
AND
CONsC MRRs OF
COD LIVER OIL.

moving from experience the dlksstIs-
iactinD ~ ofts1 attending the dispensins
of III any OF the srn ulsiOns In the Inzrket
would call your attention " some Of the
features Of the emulsion which have pre-
pared and dlspense1 for years with an
varying satisfactlon The OH used is the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care - exercised IN the choice Of ali
material and IN every detail Of itA manu-.
faoture. By careful manipulation this
en- ulsion IL m ade with Lhe smallest pos
sible amount of gum, and by the very mi
mute divisiSn Of the oil giobuieA IL render
ed very fluid and perfectly paIstabls.-
Zach Tablespoonful contains 30 Ger cent.
Of OH and grains of Hy pophosphite Of
Lime. samples will he gladly furnished
" All Physicians who may desire them
Put Up in pint bottles, pffce al. Manu-
factured and sold Wholesale and retail by
WE WILLIAMS,
URU00IsT
I2-H Ninth and Market 1t.
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4 Successful Oneni.,

The formal opening Of the rev Ger
mAs hAii IN the Herdman building last
evening. Was very successful in sxs,y
respect. There was large number ~
eus.ts present, Who enjoyed themselve.
IN tnpping the hight fantastic, until
nearly early dawn. The SAenserbanJ
aiso favored those present with seyeraI
noe vocal selections. During the ever
ing lunch was served, and a general
good time was experienced by ali OF the
participants.
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Whatever ,EBds 70 diminish strength
sbonld Be removed from the system. Yof
tbeee veAkeniD NJ di>s2sss of baby ybood-
eohes piaTboea, &c., nse DIR. B1li's BA-
BY Syrup which always cures.
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AWD HALTIMWHE 3AGLBOAD

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M WANTED-Copy OF the DELAWARE
w GAZETTE, (weekly1 Of Sept. IL, 1875,
Ten cents Will be paid for q perfect copy OF
above date at THIS OFFICE.
tan20wtL
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-Four Days Afte< the Storm.

Loss BEAScH, y. j., February g.
An zttzchs Of the Spanish Consulate
arrived here to-day, who found Capt.
ADdus<, u the bFig Augustine, in =
calm state and questioned him a. u
the shooting. ADdUse positively as
serted that he was not sbot BY one Of
hiS Ezilorz, but shOt himself rather
than drown. The Consulate will take
the crew of the Augustine, seven in
number 70 New York this afternoon.
Two bodIes have been washed ashore
at BarDegzt Beach, which have been
identified a. those Of the two sailors
lost overheard from the schooner Tou-
lave, wrecked at Toms River during
the recent storm.
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Police Gases.

James Boulden, colored, was es,s| ',
the Mayor this morning on the = w ~
Of stealing a quantity OF iron lrom - y
w. Bush & Son. The evidence n
the stealing was conclusive alO M
prisoner was held in the sum o. ~ a
for Court, in default Of when y y n
taken to New Castle at 8 o eio'A
afternoon-
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a Big BONANZA.

Recently a Wilmington broker pur-
chased for various parties, six thou
sand shares Of Pittsburgh, TitusyiIle
and Buffalo Railroad stock at from
80 10 els per share, the bulk of them
having been purchased at the forIne r
figure. The stock is now Quoted an
sles, which would make the profit ON
the purchase amount TO between
$50, 600 and $75, 900.
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L0cAL STOCKS AsD BexDs

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ISIRST NATIONAL BANh, n rSGfOS|
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBL"
AGENTS or 4h1
TED STATES
EDWARD BETS, PREslnkNsIs; c.sEBt|
! ~ GEo. u. ARhSI RoHo ssss,st
Paid mp Capital,
Philadelphia, New YORK -, ~, Dt9Js'S1
change furnished 20 resniAi
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and
At $50 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS 80 pgsh
Clement B. smyth, Geo[ss Gs. od[issyretl f.
John III. Adams. rHe,i ~ o ,ssnrTst' y
Daniel James, lElis
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OKAcHRRs BrBIEs
AND
ChIldrens Booh
greatly reduced P'i''A
MOO U l. Il "a,
CHESTNUT ST. PHal
te-w3m.
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an Important Chan0e

This morning the p. w. & BRR
Company commenced the WORK of Ma
cinS the c. s. standard nuts on sll tbs',
locomotives. These nuts are of unf,rn
siIe, 30 that one kind Of wrench will ~
them all. They are being generals
nsed by the leading raIlfoad comp.pi,s
Of the country.
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wn2IaKtSa Maxkes.-

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Removing,

Ibe American Sewing Machine Com.
paDy, who have been located al 7ls
Market street, for a number of wears
past, are removing from their old loca-
uon, 10 the upper store in the Herdman
1nlldlng, on Fourth street, near Market.
The new quarters will be handsonelv
fitted up
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- 18th
-11t TIN -
Popular AOathly drawing Of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
Al hAcArIEY.a rHEATER

In the CITY Of Louisville, on
Saturday, February 2S, 1850.
These drawings, authorized by anz o.
TIE Legislature of lssS, and sustained BY
all the CoorL< Of Kentucky occur regularly
on tne iast gay Of every month ts1ndays
exceptsdJ. &nd are supervised BY proml-
nent citizens Of the state.
The Management call attention 70 the
grand opportunity presented Of obtaining,
for only q any Of
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improvement.

N nder the great pressure Of work, the
p. w; & b z. r., Co. have been com
peiled 10 enlarge their blacksmith shop
10 lhls city By the addition Of q We forge,
/. appears tLat machine blacksmitbs are
pecially in this city,
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Claytou House ArrlVsI''

ID. a. Wells, New York.
T. n. Anderson. n. 4. ,.,,sA
DR.. NJ. y. Williamson, Phisis f'
Mrs.. NJ. s. Williamson,
j. n. smith, Phiiafel FhiA.
r. II. Maddocks. Boston. MAS
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sHEEP BzoKEEsf Assl,crATI0S.
PryE Dyos< Yard, West IFslIa.. Jan. n

EHEEE.-EItra. 10 " lDy A.. g1<e.: Ko<,d.
" V, ~ 2s., " " ~ =; lair, 81 " 8 n
II " n. GD>Dc lznD Ds. 81 q ~ 95OrnLnl,1i
rivsls. TN lean
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4 NesO Plan.

AT ihe drug store Of q. James Belt.
lhe plan OF requiring all moneys receiv-
ed for sales TO be paid directly n tha
cashier, has been adopted. Mr WTo
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Connecticut western news., 1880-03-03
FROM THE PEOPLE.
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ED. NEws:-An item in your last issue said that Frank Holcomb of South Canaan recently chopped four and one-half cords of wood in day.
 There IS now living on Canaan mountain, It we mistake not, man who in his prime, that is 50 years ago, would have considered Mr. Holcomb's job light day's work. MT. Thomas Woodin once cut and piled in two days, twelve cords of four foot rock oak wood. The late Robert Bostwick of Lake. vile, then agent for Salisbury Iron Go. meas ured the wood. MT. B. is dead, but there are others living who will remember Mr. Woodin and his feats of strength If there be any mistake in this it is in the time of working. Possibly it was six days and thir- fy SIX cords-there are those living in Salis- bury who can tell.
 Speaking of feats of strength-there was about the iron works 50 years ago, a race of men who excelled in strength. The three named damnon were men of superior physi. cal power. On Mt. Riga was l. Woodin, the Wilburs and Coonrad McIntyre-men who could not be surpassed where strength and pluck were needed. In East Canaan was one Sheldon Peck, who was unequaled in his day We suppose that his descendants still live in that section.
 Perhaps, with returning health, we may furnish you with some incidents well remem' bered. of the giants of those days, which may be interesting to their descendants.
 FtJackson, NY. Feb 28. Fl. S. BALL.
Connecticut western news., 1880-03-03
FAUTA.ND RUM0R.

An Ohio man has brought suit sgainst his own mother for islander, alleging damages at $io,Ooo. ..- ':,.. ,..,s
 A tax list of polls shows that there are Ill, ,I46 white and 55,073 colored voters in North Carolina.
 Eighteen hundred Irish immigrants arrived in New York on Thursday, and thousands more are said to be preparing to move to the land of liberty. ,
 When King Alfonso of Spain was born, the grandees waiting for the event in the palace, were notified of it by his presentation, naked, on golden salver.
 The Hawaiian Legislature has appropriated fifty thousand dollars to build palace for the king, whose home has hitherto consisted of number of wooden cottages enclosed by a high stone wall.
 Two hundred and fifty ounces of gold reached Halifax this week from Montague, N. S., the result of three weeks work in one mine and other mines in the peighborhood are doing equally well.
 The murderer, Manke, sentenced st Butfa- To, NY, last week, is @ cool specimen. When the judge said "You will be hung by the neck" etc.l Manke said, "That's right; that's the best way" When taken back to jail he said he would make his guardians no trou. ble, that he wanted to see DO one, and all he wanted was sssome good chewing tobacco" When asked if he wished minister he, said !: 'I have studied religion myself and know just as much as they do."
Connecticut western news., 1880-03-03
AMPuTATIoN OF TIVE LEa
Within Three Inches of the Hip Joint. Operation performed by Dr. KeM- nedy, of Rondout, N. Y., Propri-
 stor or !" Eavorite Rcmedy.s

Mr. Abram Ellsworth, 8 wealthy msr- chant of Port Even, Ulster Co.,, N. Y., had suffered for more than twenty-five years with disease involving nearly the whole of the thigh bone, and the suffering man was given up by all the physicians who had attended him, who said thers was no help, he must die. Finally Dr. Kennedy. proprietor of " "Favorite Remedy" " was oon- suited, who decided that amputation would save the patient. Dr Kennedy performed the operation, and then gave "Fevorits Remedy" to purify the blood, and thus prevent the return of the disease-and MT. Ellsworth remains to this day in the bloom of health.
 Are you suffering from any disorder ct the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, or Constipation of the Bowels? Then use Dr. David Ken nedy's " Favorite Remedy"
 For all the ills peculiar to Females, old or young, Dr. Kennedyis Favorite Rsm- edy "has, and will prove, perfect blessing:
 Your druggist haeit; if not, send price os a bottle (one dollar) to the Proprietor, Dr. David Kennedy, Rondeut, N. Y. N
Connecticut western news., 1880-03-03
GENERAL STATE NEWS.

Wallingford is to establish Young Mems Christian Association.
 The Greenback state convention is to be held in Hartford March 2sth.
 It is reported that the Rev. W. H. H. Murray sailed for Europe Feb 20th.
 An orange cut open in Bridgeport contained another about the size of walnut, but per feet in shape.
 A Bridgeport saloon keeper confessed in court that his "sherry" was made principally from burnt sugar and water.
 The Stannard family of Rockland. includ' ing Susan Hawley and Mary Stannard's little boy, are sick with the measles.
 A burglary was attempted at Beckerle & Co.'S. hat shops in Danbury recently, but was prevented by the vigilant watchman
 Nearly $1, 500 has been raised in New Lon don for the family of Lane, the sailor who was lost in the yacht Coming disaster.
 A daughter of the Mayor of South Nor walk has swallowed a silver quarter ofa dol lar. The anxious friends are waiting for her to resume.