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The daily gazette., 1880-03-03
General NesCs.

Suit was begun in the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia,
yesterday, by Jennie Raymond against
Senator Hill, of Georgia, for alleged
betrayal. She claims damages to the
mount of $4,000.
A cable despatch from Montevideo,
in regard to the yellow fever among
the officers and men of the U. S. steam
er Marion, says that Cadet Midship-
man Wike died on the 26th ult.; that
the sick are improving, and no new
cases have appeared. Wike is the
third who has died, the others being
Lieutenant Wallis and Apprentice
Rogers.
Michael Sullivan and Michael Col
Inns were smothered to death by a
slight fire, on the oyster sloop jose
phine, at Baltimore, early yesterday
morning. They went on board drunk,
and accidentally set the vessel on fire.
William Maxwell Wood, Surgeon
General of the Navy, died on Monday,
at his home in Baltimore county, Md,
in the 72d year of his age. He was
Fleet Surgeon of the Pacific Squadron
in 1S44-46, of the East India Squadron
in 1856 So, and of the North Atlantic
blockading squadron during the rebel
lion.
Local elections were held in various
cities and towns of New York State
yesterday. The Republicans carried
Elmira, Rochester, Kingston, Oswego
and Cohoes; the Democrats Utica,
Ithaca and Newburgh.
The election in Hallowell, Me-, re-
suited in the choice of Rodwell, Repub-
lcan, for Mayor, by a vote of more
than three to one.
If Senator Cameron has 100, 900 men
ready to inaugurate Grant whether or
not, he keeps them well hidden away.
He needed them badly at the late Har-
risburg Convention, but they didn't
turn up.
Diana locks are the ames of new
bangs intoduced into fashionable
circles. They are called after the
arrowy GODDESS because they quiver
whenever beau Games round.
An Indiana man, who is an appli-
cant for divorce, alleges, among other
things, that his wife, although well
knowing him to be Democrat, re-
fusd to let him read Democratic pa
pers in the house.
Gloucester fishermen, recently re
turning from the Banks, gave to the
United States National Museum sew
eral choice curiosities, among them a
chimaera plumbta, Al feet long the
specimen the Fish Commits sioners
have received.
The Ways and Means Committee
decided yesterday, by one majority, to
indefinitely postpone consideration of
the sugar question; to lay on the table
the bill reducing the duty on steel
rails; to indefinitely postpone Mr.. Nor
rison's bill reducing the tariff on Ger
tain goods, and to lay on the table
proposition for the appointment of
committee of five to take into consid-
GRAFTON the whole question of tariff.
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Difficulty Of Circulating SSiver.

WAsHINGToE, March AT the cabi.
net meeting to-day there was quite a pro-
trActed discussion on financial subiets.
Secretary Sherman stated that the silver
IN the treasury was constantly increasing
and that 1t was extremely difficult to
circulate II, owing to the convenience of
silver certificates, which are invariably
preferred to coin. An instance a. to
how the government IS being embar-
rassed BY silver certificates was given.
which was a. the effect that person de.
slring to transport gold from San Fran.
cisco TO New York would apply TO the
the assistant treasurer in the former
city for stated amount of silver dollars
III exchange for like amount of gold
and upon receiving the silver would de-
mand silver certificates therefor and by
mailing the certificates TO New York he
would avoid the cost of Transporting /
On this account the Secretary Of the
Treasury thought that silver certificates
were great hIndrance to the free clrcu-
lation of silver coin.
The President yesterday withdrew
the nomination of p. B. S. Pinchback
to be Naval Officer at New Orleans
This leaves Lewis, the present incumb
ent OF the office, undisturbed.
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Progress of the srlkeAmor,
Working Glasses

READING, Pa, March g.-hI
undoubtedly, evidence al handlrI
saries from the Pittsburg iron :
are now in the Scl.uylkili ullevII|
men in the iron mills to strikeAd
ser OF the firm Of E.& &. BrOkI
Birdsboro, stated that. Eiljrts A.
made TO inaugurate a great srihiI
iren mills in erctern and wesen 4
sylvania. 1t isthought ,hal if thsd|
successfully done the men will vi
to carryout their points.
The BirdsSoro strike still nniI
aud the men are determined lobda
Following the strike at Bird.bOD|
met in the large mills at FisdblA|
Polo Alto, Schuykll county, aM
on a strike to-day and cOntinu.
determined to have The advance Id
for. The men at Palo Alto ulbI
that they Were promi, d an Nj
some time ago by Suprinled,ui Cd
the Reading Company. Tie Hl
Allenwood n Co.'S mills, a. MOrs
are also out for twenty per cent airI
The men at Pottstown have been 4
by promises ofadyance in a few
All these mills are in Sehuykil y
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THIRD EDITION
Congress Yesterday

In the United States Sepate, yesterday
N bill fixing the compensation OF en-
Ii ted men in the Signal Servire was re-
ported adversely, and Indefinitely post
poned. On motion of MIR. Hoar, the Jn-
dietary Committee was instructed TO in
quire whether American citizens have
been arrested and imprisoned for exer-
clsing their constitution right to petit
ton The United States Senate regarding
the title to his seat of Senator fr nm
their State. (This doubtless refers to the
Louisiana business" The Fitz John Por
ter bill was resumed, and Mr.. Logan
spoke in opposition to it. After an Exc
cutivs session the Senate adjourned.
In the House the Revised Rules were
passed finally, with the amsndments
adopted in Committee OF the Whole ANA
it was ordersd that they should go into
fleet next Monday. Adjourned.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE wILMINGroN

1 TRAINS LEAVE WlbMlNnlON
For PHILApELPHIA.-2,2l, 100. so. o-m'
ss @ 1 lS SsS sS a M m On % sSndass, days as az sic, @
a. M; 800, $50. $40 p. m.
FOR NEw YoRK.-22i 700, 1902, n. m. /;
1918, 1889. o.4S, p. m. On Sundays, All
FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHIs6roN.- =
1851, 2.O3, S.35, a. m. l252. I.O4, 5.l8, 7.OS,
p. m. On sundays, l25l 10 a. IN.
For BALTIMORE, Bay Line connectionl
| 7.CS y, m. No Sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-B.0O o. .l5, a. m.; LILO,
| 800, 6,3D, p. m. No sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE X. R.-9.l5 a. M; LILO.
$50. p. m. No sunday trains.
FoR WILMINGTON X NORTHERN X. IT,
go -. M; 500. $50 p. m. No Sunday
For DELAWARE WESTERN X. Rib
l0.3O q. M: $50 y. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l2.4s 2.Os. $50;
g.l0 a. M; l2.O5, l2i2, l.O2. $50, 40, 5.l3
90, 100. s.2D. lilo 2. m. On Sundays. l2.iS
2.0S, l0.l0 a. M; 7.3S, 10 y. m.
from NEW foRK.-2.n3, $50, a, m. 1912
I.O2. 5.l3, " p. IN. On sundays. 2.ts3a. IN.
FROM BALTIMoRE.-2l5. 9.30, s.57, "A. m. |;
l2.Ut. I2.37. 556, O.36, y. IN. ON Sundays,
ais a. m. $50 p. m.
FRoM WAsHINGToN.-2l5. a. m. 1903.
1897, 6.38, $50 p. IN.
From NEw CAsTLE.-s.5O, 9.52, n.5oa. M;
6.23, B.45 p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE II. H.-S.5O, II. 80 a. m. !;
6.45 p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM WILMISGros a NORTHERN X. X.
$40, lbs n. M; 6.4S p. m. No Sunday
trains
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-S.CO,
a. M; 10, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvENUE--7D, s.OU, lO.30, II 45 "a. m; l.3O
800 4.oO, o 10. 800, 7.oO, y.45. ll.so p. m. ON
sundays, $50 a. m; 800, g.i5, II l.3U y. m.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MARKET
STkEErs.-7.3O, ll.Sj "a. IN. 1926, 4.cc, y.
m. l.OO a. M. On sunday y, l.UU, 7.5O a. nj.
NorE.--The black figures represent the
" I'm ted Express" on which an extra
fare In charged.
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LOcdi Lines.

The Jackson ~ Sharp Co, afe
engaged in building new ears
The Sunday School CONNECTED
Stan on NJ. L Church will give an
taInment in .he church on next Y
day.
Mr.. Frank Giuplt.l ack va baoFI
Mayor last night on the charge Of ]
ing an unrrg' stored dog. tie wa Z
ed TO pay S5 ard costs.
Howard Brown, an emp'oye o. v
Warner, while carrying some y
down the stairs Yesterday al'a1
fell and hurt himself quite severely
Ore drunk before the Mayor
morning.
The closing games of the cheS "
ment, will probably be pllSSS ,
week. A permanent chess clu'
probably be formed 'his evening
Bowers & Dure, shipped pll' !
cars yesterday 10 the Pittsburgh, = =
Vile & Buffalo K. X. Owlhus :,
large nun Der of orders 'hey "' '
ing their men on overtime
B. Brown Williams did 10! Wv
very large audience at his IrC,u" ~, I
In.tituio last evening II VIII n0'"
pedted ss contemplated
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-day.
Increasing cloudiness, scarner south
srly soinds, falling barometer.

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.--Stocks
continued active and closed generally
at the highest figures of the day
Money ruled at to Q per cent. for call
loans on stocks, although commits
sion" of 1-32 per day in addition to the
highest legal rate was paid during a
while in the afternoon. The closing
quotation was o to 9. Government
bonds were strong, on the expectation
that Secretary Sherman will purchase
more than the usual quantity to-day
for the sinking fund. Exchanges were
quiet, State bonds were neglected and
railways were firm.
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OFNnt inM..

. sAL' EsroN, Texas ,n''' S,'
Me q Ices %iss"s'ch :, to the y,s. s.',eSIl
s,enai de,,, and party, a.'s%o ar.1',s,,-@1lsIs] N
S,ous,s Shs ~, appointed by 'Iued ,SN III
,nsn ne o,iy, visited n. 'us Govern
I'a,s a ,, W the National !. ps.,lisisu h
fSo,o nonof ,,li Of the ex.PresiasDnl.,c es place N
ppscheco, psc., s. cret4ry D'aa y; a r.ad h
es,, Me,a,s en', Grntral Sb.,WH Il b
ma ~ ma'als az, Romero ani Iyaendaa, l
Snd x,s,., other !. oilisr, weDli,so lai,saatio /,
View. we, . After the rry,rwl vp",l,3 !, iGepS
army, army marched tbroS",ihh ihs SOdl
;sarseeis, ~ ecu falling into V"sl a calul lbs d
N y 'front.' OF The Natlons,ip ,ipIpann y n
o., oa,c3hies OF which wsr. a, rpolacs, 81 I
ar", a,,d meek the tx-President az ao,, r,ItsId'r y,
era' carrillo commandsdI' sd'i olln
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'Ba'"0's Un,ooheaF.,
cOrery.

HE FINDS A SHEET
STAINED WIN ma "nD ND rlLlor |
HIS TRUNK. "Ifhssu
., For .,l, q a long time past p,.,,. =,
10 ths New York 'I'"n,,l , lelfO b.A
or Oh bis wifi, has skrd s Ia ~, ,,oFlh,
OUT QUITO, OF bis trunk thai W x.. es' 500,
ho9se. Yesterday, rb,o"a. "a VI
OF Oonnselor Kintzinp 70 4, 'k
gIa'inrd. The urnnk w,. ,'s "
the prison and drpns,,sdf "fS y. oiOSf|
Ioom; Balbo was tatu, 'u 10 le'v|
anu led to the ree' " n,i". .oNdl|
seemed pleased at lbe S''"a ou. loaa|
I9rded him to prornr@ 20 nI,, Y, Ota
ne opened the trunk w,,l ~aa' sd
ness o. and began to lake eiI. W.. Elta| s,'1
ne suddenly came upon If ,ea 'Illcl ~
and sheet on which ~" hs 'ne ~, El'|
vile: When he saw the al hinSSta' hIaift'|
Wept and tainted ava, ''OyS'a y,
stained things were lajd ,.ii iae
bdiho recovered himseIr ',', ~ q @l
a'ticies be was in scare =, Hs s.s lS''|
70 bis cell IN a very nervon. ~ "sa !. I
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Negroes to the Front.

| ABOUT SIXTY OF THE UNAssEssED &C
OVER TO NEW CASTLE THIS MORN.
ING.
The vicinity of the p, W. & B. r.
R., depot, presented a strange sight
this morning. previous to the New
Castle train departing. In groups
stood a number of colored men of all
ages and sizes, while slipping along
every little while could be seen James
l.. Hawkins, the letter carrier, and
! other white Republicans. The colored
men were there for the purpose of GO
ing to New Castle, and endeavoring to
be placed upon the assessment list, this
being the day set apart for that pur-
pose by the Levy Court. There SEEM
ed to be an absence ofthe hightonedRe-
publicans, and the poor negro was left
to the marshalship of Mr.. Hawkins
When they were drawn up in line for
the purpose of receiving their tickets,
they numbered about sixty, but before
the train left others arrived.
The men who are managing the bus
iness, say there are at least eight hun
dred, most of whom are white, who are
not yet on the assessment list, and to
prove this, they cite, that in the Eighth
Ward, there are 10 white, and "a
blacks: Seventh Ward, s3 whites, AZ
blacks; Sixth Ward, so whites, AZ
blacks; Fifth Ward, so whites, SO
blacks; Third Ward, 13 in all. The
other Wards run about the same way.
1t seems strange that all these people
could not go to the assessors and have
their names placed upon the books, in
stead of waiting until this late day,
and taking up the time of the Levy
Court, and putting the county to a
useless expense, as the negroes will not
pay their taxes.
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DIssoLUrIoN OF pARrNERsuIp

nISSOLUrION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately subsisting betw cen Thomas
NJ. Robinson and Devices W, Chandler
Of MIL Creek Hundred, New Castle
county, Delaware, under the fim name
OF Robinson d Chandler, was dissolved
on the 9th day Of February, 1880, by mu.
tual consent. All de bts owing to said
partnership are to be received by saiu
Thomas NJ. Robinson, and all demands
To be presented 10 him for payment.
THOMAS NJ. ROBINSON,
DEVICES w. CHANDLs II.
Thomas Nj. Robinson will continue IN q
business at the Old stand at Hook essin
Del. and solicits a continuation OF patron'
age OF the friends of the fiIm
febH-3teod<w =. NJ. ROBINSON
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,. Feb 10 6P AZ

WEDNESDAY,. Feb, 10. s P. NJ.
=. FLOUR Is in better demand prices are
hTmer. Sales of 100 barrels, Including
Mimi sofa extra at S6 5OaST Penn. do. do
at So 62l3 3',s7 .; Western do. do. At S6 s7ISa
- y and patent and other high grades AZ
q y s. 30. Rye flour sells slowly at Is.
CoTn Meal Is quiet. The last sale was at
GKAIS.-Wheat is excited and l and &c.
higher. sales OF 80 90 bushels, Including
req req al " 90 amber at 81 81 and No. z
81 a e,evSSor, aNri p 90 February 81 81 March
at s9c Tor Pennsylvania. Corn is In
ialr demand Il higher. sales of 20 900 bush
ipe,1uing ,I,i ISllg mixed and yellow at 57xa5sc.,
,.hu ~hlte at ole. At the open board, sec,
WAS pld Tor February, 571sc. for March and
l5Ac Tor April and 62lzc. for May, Oats
IRE quiet and unchanged. Sales OF 5000
Dushels, Including mixed and stained AT
70 and Is cents, and white at i7a49 cents.-
Ihe receipts to-day were as followa. Ih7O
dds. hour, 5000 bush. wheat, 81, 600 bush.
e9rh, rstd -. ICo bushels rye, 400 bush. oats,
'o,U bush. barley, l20 bbls. whiskey,
WHISKY-5O bbls. Western iron. .honnd
sold at sI0s per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY. March /, 5P.M.
BEEF CATTLE were In betterGemand This
week, and prices were a fraction higher
do mead sold at the different yards at So
a % %; ior extra, 44c for few choice, and
SHEEP were unchanged. 1900 head sold
at the different yards, at AZ a &c. per h.,
ahd qL IAN 6s at 81 &c, per b. as to quality.
per pound. - -
cows were In fair demand. 200 head
sold AT S2Oa $40 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Phila.. Feb. q.
oo oSHEEP..Extra, 10 to 100 rs. $50; good.
W 70 100 bs., 8 to sc; fair, 30 30 IS ns, 81
10 PC. good lambs, 81 SIC; common
laInps, h% to &c.; calves, 8 u 7c Mark et
steady aud arrivals all sold. Arrivals
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n WOnan's Sim,

SCRANTON. Pa, March a
Mrs. sallie Shaup, the wiCs 4
chanic living here, attqmptsd !,
early this morning by lirips p,,a -, u
her breast. Her husband No, " n
by the shot in an adioining ~.
found her bleeding from r1s n y, ~
The ball entered between n, Il
and NTH ribs, and islodged NIL m
ity of her chest. The wom,'
ing. She left a letter sddn''.|
Scranton doctor charging him n
olation of faith with her, and N
ing him to attend her funeral
80
Try IL. II Will cure ,op. n, !
ConRh syrnp. All drurpi,,, NJ
Price 25 cents ~
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RAIL kOA Ha.
---------- - ----~f
llHILA ADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 18TH. 1879

NOVEMBER 10TH, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
tor
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations.
I!O. sl0, 1890 a. m. 30. 100. 7.O0. 9.i8 p.
m.
Philadelphia (Express) 900, 9sG, 1902 a.
IN.
Phlla. and New York 2.2l, 100. 1902 a. m..
l2l3, 1888. 5. 10 p. m.
baltimore and intermediate Stations,
S.35 a, m.
baltimore and Bay line, 7.0s p. IN. 4
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.03,
S.S5 "A. III. 1882, l.0I, 5.lS, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave lor
New Castle $40. BIO. IA. m; Lilo, 800, $50
p. m. :
Harrington and intermediate Stations,
s.l5 a. m. LILO. $50 p. IN.
Delnar and Intermediate Stations, o. Is
M; LILO p. IN.
NDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
SlO a. m.; 500, $50. 9.40 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York. 2O9 u IN.
Baltimore and Washington, I2.5I, 2.IO
q. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. HF. RFNNEY.
superintendent.
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CLAYTON House arrl'a'"

W. +. Norcross. Boston.
W. NJ. Kennard, CITY. y,,k
George Anderson, sew OH p1lla
Mrs. WIN. NJ. Shewefl, Jri run"
Edward W. Van Pelt. ., obln
John Cantwell, Sprlnsntlu' o'''
G. j, Piggott, PhiladelFhia. p,
W. S. Manley, West th.s,e'pb . pa
william Minchell, Chester :"
To equahze the clrculas,U%u aH% N II
blood. snbdue nervousness" aOd p,'ul M
the system, use DR.. Bulls D"''
Pills Price only 81 cents.
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ucn valuable time Is wasted in ex-
permenting with uncertain remedies.
whereas, bottle of DIR Bulls Baby
syrup would at once cure the trouble
baby. "s 'no
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HPrrill0 in MARKET,

There was quite a supply Of benz
the fish market This morning 'hA
for 40 cents per dozen. They gerso
at Delaware City and brought hd'
wagons.
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THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET,

5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ith, 1851
open to receive deposits daily from A
M, until z. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from to \ O'Clock.
SEMI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made in April and October
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Inus per
manent deposits compound their Interest
MANAGERS.
Clement =. Smyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. w. Townsend George 5. CapelIe
Nathanl R.Benson, VI. L. Lichensteln,
henry r. Dure, Edward Dariir gton
w. Hastings, JOB ii. lack sol.
Edward Pusey, VIM. Is. swift.
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly +. T TAYLOR Treasurer.
FIRsT NATIONAL 64e BASk 81, ,.,,,,,,.o,, :,
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS. PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER
Paid up Capital, $500, 900.
Philadelphia. New York and Boston Ex
change furnished to regular .Depositors
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and ursda
at $50 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS.
}oSn s% e E. Ads%ss. r sms'h Gf0Ess & GsrTst I Bush
Henry > McComb, Sam'l bancroft, Jr.
Daniel ames, William Tatnail
Edward Belts. tanI-iy
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

National Bank of Delaware...........40
First National Bank.........-........ B5
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank of vii. & Brandywine SO
Farmers Bank nk................. so
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............... "
Delaware X. r. Co. Co......................2 20
Delaware Western r. R. Co..... B
Phila. vii. & Baltimore r. X. Coz. 6s1<
ilmington * Northern X. r. Co..... ~
Wilmington Passenger Il. W. Co...... ~
Delaware Fire Ina Co. o.s-.............. ~
Masonic Hall Co. .,,,....,............... 2
BONDS.
delaware STATE. .................s.U...l
Wilmington City 6's....................l
Whining ton City 5's....
New Castle Co. lst mortgage.
Masonic Hall Co, lst mortgage. loo
Delaware X. r., LIST mortgage. .l0
Delaware X. X. Extension. .lO2
Wilmington Passenger Il. W., LIST
mnrIPaRe lOl
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Important TO Msthers,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup in ,h..
only thlng that mothers cen rely upon for
Inelr children. 1t corrects acidity of the
- Hs'2nach, H, cures wind collie, reg uiates The
DoWels ana gives rest, health az com fort
70 moLner and child. During toe process
sI Ieethlng It's value is ibcalculable. II
olIens Ihe gums. reduces infiamm alton
ailays all pain thereby giving rest 10
htV-nve cents bottle. marlb-lyeod
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Ft,an.ial and Ce.ameret.l.

wILxINaroN. Dei., March. 1, tsS0.
L-,. 81 STOCK QnoIaLione furnished by
Heaid q Co.. Clayton House Building
WilrS inl ton, Del. at II n. to-day,
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BONDS.
Wilmington Markets.
WILMIN GToN,
The City Market,

The following were the ruling prices in
market this morning:
Butter fresh DER pound. 25A Ss
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FIFTH EDITION.
TheLevv Court.

THIS MORNINGS sEssIoN-A CROWD
FROM WILMINGTON PRESENT FoH
ASSESSMENT.
, 1880-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
IS pINATOItE,n

III
S!r sosep nMTnanoo iMHa.,
i iik froih!ugi,a1,
.josrpliiilc, .Muris Btono
linttercp. .Aticlaldu pAlll,pps
llcl,o." Miss cIef
rorom W tiat # tt>' M.,"ls w snecfn, mon,tnn NJ nm
'oav ':t rL.t H. 'e's - ,i nies' ,na uso , "a W.
opera ll1ht IL SUI has ara"ihe power
WHEN In tl,e l,al,ds Of u now mud colnpesent
troupe, was shown by tho larga audience
which witnessed It's representation Inst eye'-
m l.g ~ !1a'erlys ny tho iae4a eo!npahy.
T'lero were nIany features OF novel Interest
In the performance, sIneo ther1 wore Ilnlly
yarlat,ous In tho tsxt ns well us In tic music
If sonn NJ tho nrlnctpnl n,,n,hcrY. whicl,
VI eo'o VI .no p'1HI'p''' n""'ue'e. n"uI. ,.i.
wero transposed, and IN aol'!e cascs evidently
rewritten, to suit particular voices. Mnrlo
Stone's Josephlnc ls thoroughly familiar
lnr" nni nons m furthor ,no,,tfor tInm lin
o's' "'u 'esua . I'o ,. ao"'.on .'u' M t'
sia1e'l,e''t aiiat sl'e l,as greatly llll-
proved III 1t, botll singing ard act
{up tl1a mart with mara ease
, 1880-12-18
THE FIRST REGIMENT.

HOW THE BAZAAR IL 0ETTISH ALVS'.
Tho second evening of tho Flrst 1tcg!uscnt fair
wns annrkea by tho tissnarcnnhG weather which
nlnn'st nwnya lntcfferca with tho al,cceas of tho
entertainments givun nn'rr tho auspices of the
ctltusilnh, t, notwithstanding this drawback,
the HttnntlAIrG ltctwtcn nna 10 n'eI0ek wnE
quite Mrgc. Tl,e n,ntu hnll presented II bright,
Eny appearance. nlthui,Rh the gas actcsl hnd'y.
llckcring niId watering 'u rrovok-
lug innuncr. Tho yNrions departments
wcrc III full b'Ast, with thu exception of
tho nrt.Ralcry, and tho tlItnin,lttvo cash-boys
wrrc kcpt htisy Hurting tho uvullfnE.
Tho preparations FOR tho opening Of tho 0rt-
gallery Mru progressing tnvnral1y. md tic pub.
Ito Wilt ho portutttcd to riow tta beauties this
evening. Capt. rurEnEtun llud IL force Of nun
ut wnrh lust evening hanging the paintings, ard
thls room will ITO tlDnht be ulg OF tic niust ut
tractvo textures of tho baxaar when the mr.
rnt,pes'lenis nr. couplelc.i. 1t Inns tlnrk wallis.
niid ss!nalevf Els,J Juts niIoyG, ~ tho ptn nf
tight Is anr7llle. reporter wl'H pur,lIttHl lust
eycninK ~ y tGkv 1Srp "altd Tug scr.,c5" M H.
Will wnrs u nrt IRON tu iirI,sl,ss u tigkur-
l,llps. ,lrl Ekbln,l. ns,r locaI nrtsts, is we'll us
Il tGn y sstca tt @ ats Mst o % VIII
'lykc eajiretto, of New inss. viii ii rive to:day
@ ~ II f io n nsis Ill % vsx % 'rrors' D s.S whiea i s
tHrts tho imnpcs Ut tlso stunIiiiE III Front pf It
y HsysanS 't'Sr IT, rhs Tne ~ nrt t xa'sry
tr!aeS to tho iowor haii. MI and w .here @
viii bo no extra atinlss!on .ehnrxe.l
ot design Is Nrr1ngInrn Il eataloE. which viii Go
rrndy ''lH'n tho opcn'nK of tho room thla evou-
Directly across from tho art-gaIlcry is
THE MUsguM,
md this room, WIS thrown open inst eren!ng for
thu first lug. Tho ctsrios!ses On exhibition aro
nany ai,a yure,!, md the room, M wy '',tea during
eMtrttlge II tho figure Qt nhXlc1ht1, III glusS