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General NeUs,

Gilbert Della Matyr was renominated
for Congress by the Greenbackers OF the
In lianapolis District yesterday.
The Board OF Trade of Fab River
Mass, decided, yesterday, TO increase the
wages OF all operatives ten per cent
from the first of April.
Chief Justice Cartier, of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia, de-
cided yesterday that Examiners of the
Patent Office are liable to be called as
expert witnesses in the Court, the orders
of the Commissioner to the contrary
notwithstanding.
The Premier of Ontario telegraphed
on Wednesday to the Lord Mayor of
Dublin I'D draw OF sight on the Provin-
cial Treasurer for 20,00r, the sum ap-
propriated by the Ontario Legislature
fot the sufferers in Ireland.
Messrs. Parnell and Dillon
arrived in St. Louis yesterday morning.
They were met at the depot by Mayor
Overstolz and commute Of var Gus or
ganizations, and driven to the hotel.
The Republican State Committee Of
Indiana met yesterday aud appointed
delegates at large to the Chicago Con-
vention. The delegation is headed by
Colonel Findley, of Bedford, and one OF
Its members is General Ben Harrison, of
indianapolis, 1t is said '',he only thing
that can positively be said of the dele
cation is, that it will be strongly anti
Grant,
Mark Twain has received as pres
ent cane inscribed, ITO S. L. c.,
from Bob, 1879. Auld Lang Syne.
Bob Rowland, Mr.. Clemens old
''pardner," had the cane made out oi
the old flag staff of the cabin in
which he and Mark Twain kept houst
in Nevada.
The National [ MON Greenback- Lab
or Convention met yesterd Y in ST.
Louis PIP delegates were present
Hugo Preyer, of Ohio, called the Con
vention to order, and asserted that thi
wing of tho parry had now nearly TO-,
600 cubs in "good working order" anl
that there were 2,000,0 900 Greenback vet
ers in the country. Ralph E, Hoyt, o
South Bend, Ind, was chosen permAn
ent President.
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nUBLIC SALE.

.VaFH
Will be sold at pu0il ilc sac anle,udred, a. red thIts
,niiss rom Wilmington, supefi"''
by Mrs. Mary A Lee, ON ,,,o
TUESDAY, March " i'"'
at 10 o clock n. m, Il prousr.
The following descl clIbed feIsVp
ty- OF the late Barbara "a, ~ Wv
Stock head Of g0ol HV'f n H1>
and driving horses, 81 ha,,yIy IN
home raised mich cows nb ~ lG
az az. " saie i bull OF good stock, VyoIi
n half wears old, | gearing ne,kn neroksn and
Of oxen. home raised, wen or whlla
vood workers. IO shoals, Che5'e. Hofmr
s1MPIEM r ESTS.-l Rlckforu a ,srseopAl
gra,n driiI. nearly new; I farm fon 11Jsr
81 ca,t horse cart, milk Wago",y Waganny BDi
horn Germantown wagon, | Jembined
wagon. reaper, Buckeye he'd he'd,
corn marker, | roller, ! my order, sen
rIeRings, . plows all IN soou COW Icorn shr
twin harrows, spoke haiio"7 'cultyslo'1
Ter. 2 Van Wickle gram lair' ,,, horse rsEe,,,,
l grind stone.2 steer looIn lIes 5 MOVIE
wheel-barrow. 9A ox chains, 5,IsIs IN
rs,w chains. 2 sets carriage hat at Iouble bg
i act dearborn harness. sci " wagon ny
lse. ueA ~, srsa.. harness. sci sSsrpeA
ness ~, Isad harness and car a. cbaiDl
y 1ess, 80, nIow harness. 2 sets plotr spade,
sorks takes. hoes, showers, PpTees, bIs,
cr..w har doubIe and slneIe laddef,s
bnshels. 1 half-peck measui,eig an igoOd Orlr'
grain bags, n milk cnur S,,, Ter sca esq
lot OF milk pans, buck. ts,' 'iadders, croR5h
lot OF cider barrels. sup Tnsether w. W.
wheat In the grounu,' hereln eDu~
many other articles mol h' d,,s
ated. ,,onths will w saoR
by the purchaser glvl,ng i,ay'er = Interest s'''
with an approved enIorse IN,
8 per cent OF for cash. pR Executf'N
LUCY q. CAnaHc &c, ,
l.. w. stidhsm a Son, a"
FebI9- -3twadfeoA.n niA-
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Anniversary at 50. Pauts.

The Sunday Schools connected with
st. Pauls M. 4. Church, held their
annual anniversary last evening. The
attendance was very large, and the
decorations somewhat elaborate. The
exercises, which were of brief nature,
consisted of singing and the rendition
of a dialogue. Rev. +. b. DuVal, of
the First Presbyterian Church, made
a very interesting address. A number
of presents were made by the classes
to their teachers. During the year,
kingswood Chapel contributed s35 62:
Infant School, $36 70; Morning School,
$5O 20; Afternoon School, $441 92.
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Bible Presentation.

At the conclusion of the regular
business OF Thomas A. Smyth Post
u. A. r., at their stated meeting last
evening, Comrade VIM. s. McNair
stepped forward, and after announc-
ing that the Post had received a hand
some Bible from Mr.. George w. Childs,
OF the Public Ledger, made a brief
and earnest address in which he paid
glowing tribute to the character and
generosity of the donor. He was fol
lowed IN the same strain by comrade
H. Z. Fraim, who in conclusion moved
ayote OF thanks to Mr.. Childs which
adopted. ''
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"pn p..el. dertat Increo.. >, ;,
Foft 1rade OF TeV The ,,

~ Increase foreivn ,more
AZ Tue port of BalIien vessels M.
s,gn, T !, I'm months. has bsr" e IT,. lof 'GsI,s||
sels has b en- twentv Image n,,. oisucl
say, the Vessels vii pei Cent la,
.sa po.s ,a., 1,1m q Eulope and s"",, "Us et.,r N
sgit months ago Th,i 'nia they n.
been Inainly In The a, iu's lnsrtas M N
steamer e. ade, and s.1il Iu,ck dispstc, l
y.lsis, ,... has advanced lI,piv nna,eS d. lion \
.uo nm- above muuI,uI. y Per ceut !
shree Years. the steam, =, rof lls -
more las been st.adnI. iaue Of RI
ana tnls CITY now rank, I" ,s .ne lnes..
y nitt'd States In her exno. '1lrd ID n
New ferk second ana H. uaie, m
10 loIO. the entlle rxn"s,u Uo'ou dist !
POT. was oniy $1,000 .OOo. Il, t.as ,"ls d d,
s,.issanced :. si' 10 81, ,OOO, 100, ar i1 Sa n
oi oOO per Cent III seven ~ aa iuaa,
MOI htr great auyai o.. sas' 10 k,
act neures are sGS 6iS. .GB D'' p~:lls |,
hls increase ls ~ .nnr.
~ other city Ia the UDion .,ouealed II,
showing that will IN a,''v uan naLs ,
With y, dud I - advancc,,sn,e e eonp,
.norv irolh a 'enth-rale porI . ~, o. B,t
: . proud position uf th,r,i o te' shtts i
- ms ssf of Great consraluI.,aas', NY W
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Gold and silver embroidered N

Gold and silver embroidered 9i
will be much used in millinery.
A housewife wants enough II
most provisions, but she desires ler p,
crust to be shot.
WREATHs and sprays Of mg-
onette, most natural in appesana,
are among the new artificial flowers.
The Nkw BoENETs show no W1
decided change in their numeTal
shapes, with the exception of the pom
and cottage shapes, the farmer d
which is a little modified and lAi
latter q little flaring.
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Stosson and the french C,,.
! -t-. piOn. '"aA.

PARIS, March 3.-George p
the American blltiarJlg +, II eax,
from New York FeD. u, to ma ""O ';.a r'
naux, the French play =, in tIis s' :. WI
arrange a big match, la, arriS.i ,rS isFA
aii tne prellnlinarles brtwsan "
nave been completed. The u.,e. 'a'a s'1
pe 4'oVo points up, 500 poln,. !.
played on each OF the five con'.S''.' ' V y
niE hts Of the contest. 1t will Ii'cui'' "as
nnder the Challenge Cup rules =" Y, pas !,
admit Of unlimited rail pIay. T. 'alt
riean table VIII be used d,,rn. Aas Y
feree. al M
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Latest Cable NesCs.
RUSSIAN STUDENTS OF THE ALGEBRA
OF REVOLUTION.

RUSSIAN STUDENTS OF THE ALGEBRA
OF REVOLUTION.
LONDON, March 8, 1880.
The French Senate has commenced
special discussion on article Of N.
Ferry's Eduestion bill
Inthe House of Lords the Irish Relic
bill has passed through the committee
without amendment.
The Oxford University crew have
arrived at Maidenhesd, on the. Thames,
where they will remain week. Sc
The Stdnddrds correspondent on
board the government steamer Goshawk
reports that the inhabitants Of the isls nd
Of Innishark, county Mayo, are In =
terrible state Of destitution. .,.
In the House Of Commons yes,erday
the Chancellor Of the Excheqner said that
the Easter recess would probably CON-
mence on the 25th inst. and terminate
on the 5th Of April. q trs rFg q Z
II Is rumored at Rome that Count
Corti, the present Italian Ambassador
at Constantinople, will be transferred to
Paris, and that Baron Blanc, the Italian
Minister at Washington, will succeed
Count Corti ut Constantinople.
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FIFTH EDITION
ane Lerv Co,.rs.
THE APPOINTMENTS NOT YET MADE
A NEW MOVE BY THE REPUBLICANS.

THE APPOINTMENTS NOT YET MADE
NEW MOVE BY THE REPUBLICANs.
The recess for the purpose Of pre-
pairing for the election Of Copstables
and BIidge-tenders, proved to be quite
a protracted consultation, during
which il was clearly evident the mem-
bers were devising what plan to pursue
in regard to the horde of negroes wait
ing to get upon the assessment to the
detriment Of other business. Finally
about one o'clock. the members re-
paired to dinner, and the appointments
will not be announced until the after
noon.
IL is likely that the Republican man
agers will make new move, this aiteI-
noon and deposit all their vouchers he
lore the Court ai once clai nipg tins sc-
ton M q personal application. .snd at he
same time demand Tor the Court TO ACT
upon the names.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

l TnAlN0 AA4A - ~ <~--@N -
\ on ioua = i5.S' a. m; i2is, la.3S. 40. l.eu'
E4S' 5.OO, J. ID, ,. m. ON supdays. AL, $40
4. M; 5,oO, $50. s.I6 p. m:
FOR NEw YoRK.-22l 100, 1902. a. m;
l2.ls. ia.ss. ai6, y. nj. On Sundays, 22i
Foa RALrrnoHx Akp wAsarkeros;:-,-
| 70 ~ a0l sS5. a. m. !; l252, l.O4. 5.lS, T.0s,
D. m. ON Sundays. l25l, ale a. m.
| FoR BALTIMoRE, Bay Line connecuonh
FOR NKw CAsrLE.-G0O Q. .l5, a. M; LILO.
| 500. K,3u, p. m, No sunday trains,
FoR DELAwARE X. R.-9.l5 a. M; l.io,
| dsG, y. IN. No sunday traihs. -
| For WILMISGruN Il NORTHERN H. IT,
$40, a. M; 500. $50 p. m. No SUNDAY
% FoR pELAwARE WESTERN r.. R--7.l5
| 10. 80 a. m; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
/ FROM PHILADELPHIA.--l24S 2oS. $50;
s.lU a. m; l2os. lA42, I,o2. -, -, 5is'
&c &C. Is III an :. m 'iC S E. FL He =, M. '-D
From NEW YoRK.--2,3, s.'a, a, m. 1872,
l.O2, 5.I3, W p. m. On sundays, LISA. m.
FROM MBALTiMoKE.-2.l5. e.SO, s.57, a; m. (;
l2gs. 1887, 5.S6, s.S6, p. m. ON sundays,
From WAsHINGToN.-2.l5. a. m; 1908.
1887, $50, v.Sb p m.
FROM NEw CAsTLE.-S.50. s.52, ll.5Oa. M;
6.25. 6'45 P. m. No SUNDAY trains;
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-S5O, lL50 a. m. !;
B45 d. m. No SUI day trains.
FRoM WILMINGT0N& n NoRTHERN r, r..
SOC, 'liS5 a. m; 64s p. m. No Sunday
trains
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-S.0O,
q. m. Is, p. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
.u PHILADELPHIA.
From BROAD STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvENUk-7.5O. s.OO, 1881, lli5 H. m; l.O.
500, 4.vO. s Is. 900, 100, e.45, llSQ P. m. On
FROM Thirty SKCoND AND MARKET
STREETs.-7.30, ll.35 a. m. ~ 10, 4.c:, p.
m. l.VU a. IN. On sunday s, l.UO, 7.30 q. NJ.
NorE--The black figures represent the
" I'm. ted Express" ON which an extra
iare In ch arged.
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Briefs

The Trustees of the Poor are fixing
up their new headquarters, ON Sixth
street, between Shipley and Orange.
MIR. Charles Sentman, was surprised
last evening by a number of his friends
who presented him with several usefu
presents.
Patrick McDermott, who struck
Father Fallon, with stone yesterday,
has been sent to the Insane Depart
ment.
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Anausements.
IAN ARABIAN MIGHT .

i.A An ARABIAN NIGHT" III
On Monday evening will be n,.,...
at the Grand Opera II ,use far r'usTs ,1' "
time In this city Augustus D,lvsI,a. s
aud greatest far cial G, medy ennil,s wy \
Ardbidn Eight The following "" ,o",. Y \
nom shs New York Times -'N'
We have seen many specimem \, 4.
farcial comedy of late. but IL IL aoO,.'
IL any one Of these has proven NM,
oughly amusing as The newplere brous, %
out at Days last uight. ibl, risCs \
cailsd can Arabian Night" and !. !.
adaption made by Mr.. Dalk MR.
Won Moser's "HarJun Al Rs,ees, |,
Some years ago Mr.. Daly adaTa,
piece In the same veir, Ro.epb C,l,.
men, which he calleu "L.mop,S N
haa recently written the "Bip Bonapns
an Ameri, an version of Won Mos,
"Ultimo," but his latest effort i n
doubtediy his best, for it combps h
tn" pleasantrst mai nrr the element 4
sparkle, good humor aud Vi aasrn
fun.
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Missionary AnnIversarie
OF AsBuaY AND ST. PAuL's N. e. SUN,
DAY SCHOOLS. y


DAY SCHOOLS. u 7
Last evening the Asbury NJ. E. Sun
day School held their missionary ami
versary in the body Of the church. Not
wiihstanding the price was Is cents, the
assemblage was large. The church Was
handsomely decorated, and raised seats
were erected on the platform for the an
fant scholars. In the centre OF the stage
was the picture of John Wesley, and
underneath.the portrait were the words,
The World Is my rari h." To the right
If the portrait were the words, .sHow
shall Lear without q preacher? And
how shall they preach except they be
SEEN" On the right were the words,
"From the rising VI the sun 10 the 20 ing
down Of the same, the Lords name Is 10
be praised" In the centre of the stage
vas handsome cross and crown and
yreaths of immortelles. The exercises
consisted of singing, speaking and ad-
dresses by the pastor Of the|church, Rev.
J. A. .B Wilson, and Rev. Enoch Stubbs.
During the year there were four deaths
in the school, viz: Lavenia b. List,
Lemuel Davis, Hattie Clinton Roop aud
William d. Poultney. The relatives Of
the decea sed were presented with q cross
OF immorteiles. Each teacher received
presents, and the pastor was the recipient
Of number Of very handsome aud use
ful presents. ii. A. Roop, the Secretary
OF the Sunday School, received a hymn
book with The ritual. Miss Addie Urmy
was presented by her scholars with a
frame containing their pictures, Mas
Urmy's portrait being in the centre.
ii. A. Roop, the Secretary, presented
the following report:
Collection In the morning Sunday
School, $120.s7 collection Ia the alter
noon school, $324.20; J. J. McMuIlen's ,
adult Bible class, $67.22; infant class.
Miss Anna TaRgart, $64 total amount
for year, $576.29. OF the above amount
$465. l3 was for Conference and $1ll.1G
for home. This Is an increase of about
$50 on last years amount for Confer
ence. tl t r
In the morning school, J. J McMul-
lens is the banner class, they having col
lected the largest amount, 37.0s, and II .
II. Ferguson's is the banner cla.s jn the
afternoon, the amount collected being
$50.
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILAD'A MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, March 9,5P.M N.
FLoCR.-Flour Is very quiet, but un-
changed, Sales OF l40O barrels, Including
MINI, sofa extra at S6 51Sas6 SIX Penna.
extra family at 81 81 71SaS8 50 Western do.
do. at 50 75at7 Is and patent and other
high grades ats 50 a IS Is. Rye nour IL
firm at y. CorH Meal is dull. We quote
GRAIN Wheat continues dull. but
prices were fraction higher. sales of
LOO bushels including rejected at sl 2sa
VI ~ Pennsylvania red. track, at AI l5l<; +;
southern amber, do: at sl.471<. and No. z
Red, elevator, at tl.45l< March 81 At April,
~ 41 May and 81 45N June. Rye IL Qniei.
We quote Pennsylvania. at CSC, Corn ia
nrm. sales OF ao,ON bush. including mix
"a at oi13s15c.. yellow at Soc. and white at
&c A. lhe open board, 5o1<c, was bid for
Aarcn bo74c. for April 53c. for May and
D SC, for June. Oats are very quiet; sales
oI o,JuO bushels, including mixed at 44Jxc
anu whlte at f5l9aF cents. The receipts
1900 bush. wheat, IA, 100 bush. corn. 5Ot
bushels rye, 800 bush. oats, 1900 bush
barley, 90 bushels malt, lS0 bbls. Whisk ey,
WHIskY-5O bbls. Western iron bound
sold at tl 10 per gallon.
HILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY March LISP. N.
BEEF CATTLE were In better demand this
week, and prices were fraction higher
1ol5 head sold at the di different va rds Al ~
&c. for extra, sc for few choice, and
q 9t7c. for common TO good,
SHEEP were unchanged. $500 head sole
Al the diner nt yards, at AZ n &c. per 10.
md lambs at 81 a &c. per D. as to quality
HOGS were dull at former rates. 900
head sold at the different yards at ~ a 7c
per pound.
Cows were in fair demand. 200 heae
sold at sOa $40 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Rurk Drope yard, West PhiiG., FEB. 2s,
eO 70 100 ns., to &c: fair, 20 70 IS rs. 81,
70 o7+c. good lambs. 81 a &C. commor
lambs, 51 to &C.; calves, 10 &c. MaTke
steady and arrivals all sold. Arrivals
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WALL SrRrrrYEsrrRpAY.-Mou

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Money
was about steady, tho ruling rate for call
loans to Stock Exchange borrowers being
six per cent, with exceptions at five, the
latter being the closing rate. Stocks were
active and in most instances very strong.
Exchange was quite. State securities
were neglected. Governments were .
trine lower and railway bonds were ac-
tive but very irregular.
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Fine drfs.

The private view of the Gale COlss
tion, fine oil paintings, takes pAa
this evening, from s to 10, at the o.
era House Store. We expect to wl
large company present who can apPs
ciate good works.
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From Hon. Andrew Cornwall.
Ex-MEMBKR OF LEGIsLAruRK, NEW
YORK STATE.

ALEXANDRIA BAY, Jan. 8, 1850.
III. II. Warner & o.:
GENTS: have been troubled with kid
ney difiiculty for the last three years and
In October last had very severe attack.
Ithen commenced taking your safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure and obtained relief at
once. have used two bottles and feel a.
well a. ever. and I shall always keep g
supply OF Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure in the house.
Yours truly. A. CORNWALL.
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II M WEIR,

-@~ W -<--A--A-OS
VIII open his Granger Store. lU3 East
sixth street, on Saturday, 9Th OF March,
With full line OF 4 esh Groceries and
Seeds. ana goods usually kept IN n Gran
ger store. Our sausage and scrapple win
lie made expressly for ourselves by a
Granger that serves all such stores. Our
sugar corn IN put up for Gn,nger stores
alone, Is Just like summer corn and only
10 cents, try IL and you will be delighted.
Dried apples CENTS pound TO lSc, We
can't enumeraie all our cheap goods now,
but Will say We will have rice 4 pounds
for % cts; cranberries cts. per quart. !
eta. quart; sugar ~, 8, Q, and 10 cts lb.;
Hour at 3, 81. SIS; our $500 -four Is good,
our fb.O 10 better, our $50 Is excellent,
white and good. give IL a trial. Pautaxet
and clifton always on hand. Don't FOR
get the Granger store, JO3 East sixth st..
opposite the Post Once,
marl-St T. N. WlER.
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A Potlsville lad, In imitation Of the
giris' jumped the rope 5S4 times and
tnen gave up for want OF breath. In the
evening he took violently sick and died
Two days later,
The daily gazette., 1880-03-05
RAALhOADS.
WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

IlHhLADELPEH Whh.MhNGTOh
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10TH, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
tor
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
100. s.i0. 1880 q. IN. 23O. 400. 7.t0, 9.i6 p.
m.
Philadeiphia (Express) 900. s.se. 1902 a.
m.
Phila- and New York 22i. 100. 1902 a, M.
l2l3, 1888. 5.48 p. m. ttt. ttih
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
SIS q, IN.
baltimore and Bay line, 7.Os p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.03,
SIS n. m. 1852. L04, sis, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle $40. BIS. n. M; lilo, 3OJ, $50
y. m.
Huntington and intermediate Stations,
s.l5 a. m. Lilo. $50 p. m. EttI
Deimar and Interniediate Stations, o. rs
M; Li0p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and IRtel mediate Station =
$40 a. m. (; 500. $50, 90 p. m. p" -
Philadelphia and New York, 209 a IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.l0
q. m. ...'..tr 'rf,.t.
For further information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted at the
depot. ii, +. RENNEY.
superintendent.
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WI ANTED. lone hundred houses 70
w supply the demand made upon us
daily. by good and reliable tenants, east
OF Market street. ]. II. FRAZER 4 90.
feb24-n Sd and Shipley Sis.
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mar56t.

,l,HoRoUGHBRtD JERsEi Vii ,sll
Fon SALE.-The subscriber WV sanies Ia
mt public safe, at White 4 BuIgies .V v1SS1 gsrG,
on the farm known as the LailDsSac aii,ll,ss acofou
on the Long Lane, between Hare rem : VII
and New Castle road, miles ifSb ,o,b Al !
mington, Wednesday, Msren rIesnardVSb.b .bra
O'Clock sharp. a splendid lhorOD
Jersey Bull. n,rrrNHOUsE.-
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60 PAGE CATALOGUE

Containing much valuable Information
also list peaches with rotation in RI
pening, and list OF Southern or long Keen
Ing apples. a fIuit much needed here.
Every fruit grower should see this list OF
apples and buy no NOR OF The New Yo,
or western varieties TO plant here fOr
winter apples, for grown here they are not
winter apples.
Also japan. persim on, queen OF the
market, raspberry with q full line OF
nursery stock at greatly reduced prices.
Also receipt iera
WASH FOR TREES,
whicn Will drive out borers ifin the peach
apple, ounce and ash and not one AT
me time OF cost In applying it as Tn re-
move with knife and ff applied annually
there will be no borers in the trees and not
one peach tree die with the yellows
where thou lands die annually now. send
postal card for catalogue. Gail and see
stock. All orders sent by mail will re-
ceive careful attention.
RANDOLPH PETERS.
~ Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-05
TO p ~ Y SBCIA NJ s
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

knowlne from experience the dlssatIs-
faction so oftel Attending the DISPENSING
OF many OF the emulsions IN the market ]
would call your attention to some OF the
features OF the emusic which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with an
varying satisfaction. Tue Oh used is In,
finest Norw egian and me most scrupu-
lous care is exercised in tue choice OF all
material and III every dataIl OF IFS manu-.
fRoture-, BY careful manipu alton this
em mulsion Is made with the smallest Dos
sible am 1unt Of gum. and by the very mi.
mute division OF the oil giobules is render
ed very nuid and perfectly pals BILE
Each tablespoonful contains 50 per cent.
of Oil aud 5 grains of H. pophos phite Of
Lime. samples will be gladly rnished
To all Physicians who may desire Them
Put up in pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
hcture and soli wholesale and re all by
". l.. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIsT,
Ia-r Nfnfh and Nav-nt Ct
The daily gazette., 1880-03-05
FOURTH EDITION
Inatensso.. for ro-ss.y.

Falling barometer, southsrly ssinds,
cloudy scsather, seith occasional rain,
foliosoed By colder vsstsrly soinds, ssith
rising barometer and clearing scsafhsr.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-05

trOk RENT.-Second story room In
Il Telegraph Building. ~ good order
suitable for ONCE or assembly room; will
oe rented with special Inducements,
APplyto EDWARD McINALL,
@eoA-u' Second and Market sts