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The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

" A. - RAs
FLOUR is in better demand & prices are
ntmer. sales of lTOn barrels, Including
MINI sofa extra al s6 50as3 Penn. do. do
at 50 e. .ssS .; Western do do. at s. S7i.n
= - anu patent and other high grades al
s. y a s. 80. Rye hour sells slowly At ej
IS l2i,.
GRAGS.-Wheat is exc ted aud and 2c.
high,r. sales Of IS 100 bushels. including
red at tl so; amber AT 81 81 and No, 2
red elevator, 81 A. February, al 81 March
81 ol April and tl a.. May, Rye Is steady
al 99c for Pennsylvania. Corn is IN
,air demand & higher. sales OF y, 90 0ush.
II Guiding mixed aud yellow AT 5T1<aISSo.,
ana white al 6lc. At the open board. Sc
Was bid for February. 81 sc for March and
N'4c. for April and 81 sc- for May. Oats
are quiet and unchanged Ssfles Of 6,uJO
uu>hes. including mixed aud stained at
20 and u cents. and white at rafy cents.-
Ihe receipts to-day were as follows: 1870
bols. -four, Sou bush. wheat, aS.tU0 bush.
eSsni Ss 6nss 80 bushels bushels rye tto bush. oats.
WRIsKY-5i bols. W western iron bound
sold At ti u ter gallon.
PHILA DELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY February 3 SPIN.
BEEF CATTLE were dull this week and
ps1ees were fraction lower. .64s head ar
wed and sold al the different yards Al
oN4c- per n, AS quality
SHEEP were dull aud rather lower
SUn head sold at the differert yards a,
&C. per n. ~
HOGS were dull and easier. 500 hes
pound. 80 Pe'
Cows were unchanged. $50 head sole
at sra 50 per head.
SHEEP BRoKKRs' ASSOCIATION.
PurE Drove Yard, Wea PhiLd., FEB. 81,
- osHEKP.GExtra, ITO To $50 rs. &c; good
70 ~ hS,, 10 s. c: fair, 10 10 S rs.
ATfuA1 m h. al 2
lamos, ~ TO &C.; calves, a re, AT.
rivals. S4o head. Market steady.
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" mere ReIjes.

There has been 49, : N'sda
street rect near Front, for r','alns .ons al
a = widow lady, and her 'Cns Clli,1 t%
has been a hard workiNn c,lIda
woman. " man. making her livt,a, ,ldas &
IN ,a.s sewing, VIII at which one ,as oI ~ N
eers has assisted her, NJ. 4 li
she g, received for her wan me Ns
sufficient to support be, "U'n sa
y. and as a conseqnenosN uy' aud . aaa
, hind in her rent, and ti'Sc we, 'Aa
keep It paid up. Ye,,s's,lpa was pal
tsa our real estate agents, V1Is'iH TSa ~
tne house, distressed tbe "Io ~. ! NJ "
out a landlords warrant 1as i'',s Y
rant was placed in the bsrl.i ie
s.a1'e, sI VINO PROCEEDED to i Il. v
and seized every tbi0S " y at
owned and took them avn. ~s
night she and her daua|',!s. Ssss
Obliged to sleep on the b,VsS rusl,.u =
out t; any fire in the house s4'e n'a l
This is a very sad case al,
substantial aid from %' siaaa Y
citizens citizens She and her fsmi,s IA, ,lat' y
without a home, and hava ,na'',! " y
whereby to support themssl,nsO, 10 : !
only their furniture was ','JI ,,l,
Their sewing machine also, n'a. ''a'l
they depended for their snb.t'.l' bupa'
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
LOCAx. TIME RABLE
VRAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WlLMlNGION
Fd.n eHrr.ApKLPHIA.-2.2 7.0y, $40, 200
gsS6. N,dA tU.iU, ~ M; l2.iS llse, as a'yo ~
648, 7.Uu, v.4U, r. m. On sundays, All. s.io
Foa New ~ YoRE.l.2I 100, 1000. a. m;
l2ls, aa,3s. b.i6, y. m. ON sundays IA
FoR BALrMoRn AND wAsHIsoToS;-5,
lza, % a . sSS,ssys sSS, 2 n' iaGi os ae % a. IN. . ~
For BALTIMORE, (Bay Line connectionl
It's y, m. No Sunday trains. "a
FoR NEW CAsTLK.--60O y. 10, a. M; l.lO
s-9e; 20 ga p m; No SUNDAY syyei .Is'nsi n IA; iIc
go. p. NJ. NoSanday trains.
FoR WILMINGroN 4 NoRTHERN X. II -
az, q M; 500, $50 p, M NO SUNDAY
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r.. R.-7.l5
1880 a. m; $50 d. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FRoM PaILApELpHIA.-l2 2.03, $50
S.i0 a. IN. l2.OS. l242. I.O2. 2.5O, LO. 5iS,
d2l, 7.UO, so, II, 10 y. IN. On SUNDAYS, lz.b
2US, III. ~ u. M; 7.S3. II. 10 y. N.
FRoM NEW YoRK.-2lS, SS, q. M. ls.42,
iS2; ia UP; m, on sunasys, s III ia - m n'
l2.US. 12.3z, 6Sd, 0.36, p. m. On sundays.
AIS a. m. g.S6 p. IN.
FROM WAsHINGToN.-2.l5. a. M; l203.
1887, ass, $50 p. m.
FROM NEW CAsTLE.-S5O, s.52, ll.5Oa. M;
as, u Is p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAwARE X. R.-S.5U, ll.5O q. m. /;
as p. m. No Sunday trains.
FkoM WILMINGTON 4 NORTHERN H. X.
500, lbs a. m; o4S p. IN. No sunday
trains.
FRoM DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-Soo.
q. M. AIS, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
From BROAD STREET AND WARRINGTON
AyENUE-I.3U. e.O0, l0.SO, IL - a. m; l;SO,
500. 400, Sis, 800, 100, J.45, ll.S0 p. m. ON
sundays, $50 a. m. : $40, 9.i5, il.3O y. IN.
FROM THIRTY-SKcoHD AND MAhKEr
M; LIZA. m. On sundays &, LOO, 7.O a. IN.
NorE.-The black figures represent the
p. I'm ted Express" ON which an extra
fare is ch arged.
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i THE CZAR's ANNIvERsARY--AMK
CAN VINES IN EUROPEAN VINE
LONDON, Feb, "a, 1880.
A despatch from Calcutta to the
Times says tAn accident occurred
on the l7th inst, on the Candahar
Railway, near Mitri, by which seven
coolies were killed and four injured -
The Pesth House of Magnates has
rejected the application of the Pesth
tribunal for authority to arrest Baron
Maythenyi on account of the duel be-
tween him and Herr verhoyay.
The Sportsman says that q walking
match will probably be arranged short
ly between BLOWER" Brown, the win
ner of the Championship of England
belt, and Charles Rowell for 81, 900 a
side. ss .n
The Times Paris despatch says
Prince Hohenlohe, the German Am.
bassador, has gone to Berlin, at the re-
quest of Prince Bismarck, to be pres
ent in the Reichstag during the debate
on the bill for the increase of the
army.
| AMERICAN VINES ABOVE PAR.
/ A despatch from Paris to the Times
says: "The Italian government has
offered three prizes, amounting to
f360 ($1, ,S00l, for vineyards raised
from gratis of American varieties of
grape vines capable of resisting the at
tacks of phylloxera."
THE ARTIFICIAL DIAMOND QUESTION.
Professor Roscoe, Of Owens College,
Manchester, says he regards the evidence
thus far submitted by Mr.. j. Baliantyne
Hannoy as insufficient TO establish the
conclusion that he has discovered a pro-
cess for making diamonds.
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC IN RUSSIA.
The Vienna Neue Freie Pyesse says
"Diphtheria Is raging in Ce .nrai Russia.
II has carried off since last November
over fortj thousand persons in the two
provinces Of Charkoff ard Poltava alone,
and In the neighorhood Of W.lkf whole
villages have almost died out.
IRieH RELIEF COMMITTEES,
The Dublin Mansion House Relief
Committee announce that the total am
cunt Of subscription 10 date is $74,s0l.
Seventy one grants have been made since
the last meeting. amounting to e., ,445.
Iwenty-Hve hundred pounds have been
received from Sydney, New South Wales;
El.OO0 from Adelaide, South Australia;
L l,OOO from Madras, India; Gz0 from
Okeefe d Sons, of Toronto, Ont, and
tS6 from Newmarket, Ont.
A despatch from Paris to the Times
says:-"rhe Irish Relief Committee here,
head d by CARDINAL Gulbert, Archbishop
OF Paris, is composed exclusively of roy-
Ai-sts and Bonapaitists, numbering'fortv
In an appeal TO the press the committee
dlsclaim any political motive, and say
they will undetake TO divide the fund
between the two committees and the
Irish bishops
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Relief for the Irish.

DUBLIN, February 23.-The Man
sion House relief committe announce
that the total amount of subscriptions
to date is ga. sol. Seventy ON.
grants have been made since the last
meeting, amounting to e2. AS.
"AsHISGToN. February e3.-The
House Committe on foreign affairs in
structed its chairman to-day to report
favorably to the House the resolution
making an appropriation for the relief
oil the suffering people of Irela nd
The resolution was amended by the
committee increasing the appropriation
from 500, coo the amount originally
proposed to $500, 900.
The horses IN Montreal are suffaring
from smallpox. They were similarly
affected in 1877. but the disease !.
more prevalent now. 1t is not fatal,
and when communicated TO man ha,
no more disastrous effect than the OF.
binary vaccination from COW virus,
There Is violent horse distemper
supposed TO be the strangles. in Inver.
ness county, Cape Breton. Many val
liable animals have died Of it.
S hctnod auoptcu IN GFrmany fOl
preventing the slipping and falling o
horses on the public road is as unfaus
as il Is simple. The smith, when finisb.
ing the shoe, pnDeies hole in two
ends; As soon as the shoes made he
taps In screw thread and screws in,o
the shoe, VIII n on the horses foot. 3
sharp-pointed stud an inch In leng,h
With shOes titus fitted the horS4 car
travel securely over the worst possibl,
ioad. When The horse come to ,he stA
bic the pointed stud is unscreEed And ,
button screwed in; no damage can thel
hapPen TO the horse, and the screw hole
are thus prevented from filling up.
We SER by an exchange that there is
nat Ia Chlneoteaeue bay, near Franknr
where something ike half = million VII
geese roost every night. They 20 O
The isiArd about : or O'clock in ~
evening AMI remain until morLlpg. Dr.
nnS the night they keep up a coufiuu,
c1ck.e and rae such a racket that n.
PIE on shore ind u difficult 10 sg.,-p'
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
a hihilist Warning,

ST, PETERSBURG THREATENED WITH
DESTRUCTION.
LONDON, Feb. GA St. PETERSBURG
despatch to the Daily Telegraph saws
"GeneTal Gourko, governor general OF
81. Peiersburg; General Drenlein, chief
of Imperial palace. and General Zouroff.
prefvct of the police Of st. Petersburg.
have received notices from Nihilisi
committee, informing them that they
need not trouble themselves to make ar
rAngements for illuminations on the
OCCASION Of the Cars anniversary, as
the revolutionists are preparing for sncl
an illumination as has not been seen
since Nero bu. med Rome
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FIFTH EDITION,
Pinchback's Wrafh.
VIOLENT ASSAULT ON AN EDITOR BY
TIE Rx-LiEuTENANT eovERNoR.

VIOLENT ASA ULT ON AN EDITOR BY
rHREx.IIEuTENANT eovERNoR.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 23, 1880.
Ex-Governor Pinchback, who has
recently made some very unfortunate
ventures in politics, one especially in
failing to get Lewis out of the Naval
Office of the Custom House and him
self in, has not been in the most
amiable state Of mind since his return
home. This morning while George J.
Ruby, editor of the New Orleans o.
serper, was standing at the Post Office
talking with Thomas Ong, a clYrk in
that department, his late and unfortu-
nate Excellency came up. As soon as
he perceived Ruby he grasped his
heavy walking cane and sprang for
ward, dealing at the same time a terri
BILE blow, evidently sent with all his
strength and aiming it directly at the
editors head. re
Ruby, who is small man and rath-
or delicate in appearance, being with
out any other means of defence, raised
his arm and caught the blow and 80
saved himself from being laid out upon
tue nOuT. lHClOdCk WAS ktttilH
ready to follow up his vantage and
deal another and still more murderous
stroke, double-handed like the first,
when Ong interferred and prevented
him after some difficulty. The cause
of the trouble, understand, was the
republication by the Observer of an ar
ticle from the Washington Star, in
which it was stated that the President
was opposed to Pinchback for the rea-
son, it is said. that he is the owner of
three high toned negro faro banks in
New Orleans.
Pinchbaek's organ, the New Orleans
LoatsidHidn, replied 10 this In tho rough
est language allowed in journalism, aud
s'me ugly epithets were freely coupled
W th Rugby's name. This not having
the desired effect Of utterly subdning his
aDta- onist, the stick had to be taken as
the last resort to accomplish this end.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
LOcnL Iinas

Miss Emma A. ya,s. a..
John @. Yates, who died N s,asa
lna on Wednesday ,a.t, w,. yum sa
seauay .a1a morning; The funeral "
we're y. n coidncted by Rev. DR.. N.Y.! "
OF Gr " ace Church, Rev. A. BR.'
oi West Church, aud Rev. TSS
William McElwee, who ~. n
AZ the 81. Peters orphan asva, \
rapidly recover ny from n. '1 "
his fa,l. 'u' I'd
The American Rifles and /,
ouafd. made quite a credilsSk /, y
yesterday in their street parade Y
The amount subscribed nv,s
Irish fnnd in this city nov sna'.
S622.75. 'l'''
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
FHLRpI EDlTION
Aties tse cossses the joy
TT offke CiJ,cin,,sttt Mem. "

WASHINGTON, February 3.-The hrst
thing striking about the meeting OF the
Democratic national committee was the
enthusiasm and spirit that marked II.
THIS hA. been manifest from the INST,
IA N this is has b-ep . decided con-
.rast Bolt the meefing Of the Reptohesn
committee, In December. Delegations
from various cities coutending tor the
Sonor OF holding the convention we're ~
clamorous and noisy rs though the con-
ventiou itsd1f were In progress. When
Cincinnati finaily won large cloth slgn
was tackled up In the lobby OF Willard =,
hearing the Inscription: "Cincinn'ai--
she gave you the last Democratic Prrsi-
dentand will give you the e~next. fhfs
was also fAsten ned to the outside OF the
special car that took the deiegato ON
home tonight ClncinOau was decided
on last night al, cauoas, which was
held very late. The Democrats who re-
main in town this avenisg are full OF en-
thusiasm ami say that the strongest tick
ss,pussi BILE to he nonhuAted viii be- put
ID ibe field. I0hio men a,imlt that Thur
man, and in fact all soft-.noney msn are
out Of the question and that the candi-
date will be hardsmouey mar.
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Digging q Drain.

Workmen are engaged today b
ing a drain leading from the new |
ware Engine House on French I
'beiween Fifth and Sixth street,
the French street sewer. The Vd
digging the cellar has also been
menced
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
A Large EunaraI

The funera OF Ms. H.npsbS n
son, vile OF Wihiam A. Simpu
died on Thursday last, took nv
t:rdsy : afternoon from her late , IuI,
Second and King streets. The n
was very largely attended, and \
mains were followed TO their l,a |,
place by q large number Of syupsI
friends.
The funeral services were coua
by Rev. j. A. b. Wilson, Of AstVl
L. Church.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
FIRST Annuqi.

The first annual Purlm ball, 1
Monufiore Mutual Society in ad I
Hebrew congregation, will nh
In Webste's a o lemy Mas ONO /,
on Thursday even az sveLlpr
Tickets admitting gentlemen ami
sl.OO. The committee Of ananls
promises agood time TO all vnO II
nate.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
IlUBLIC SALE.

n f.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at nbs
ers H. stdenee, Newark, Del, athO
IA. IN. sharp, ON
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY A
5Hores and Mules, No. l.-ROaa
Rose" nine y ars old, gentle,
good driver, good DIR II mare apu
a mum ber oue leader; Will weigh
1Uout lljU pounds. No. 2.-Bfovn$
morse, fBarney,' eies en- Yeas Ola'
,er one drait horse and gO%
weight over l2D pounds. No -N
Frank, four years Old, gebue' VIZ
ur drive either sing { or doapie, y
wm. Dean's horse, "kuby. noh
OF mules, perfectly gentle, ahu WV
IN ali kinds of harness, OOlh goua ga
81 Good sheep WIZ
ry@S.N by u Suulh-Down ".
x.Lfi&p3 Farming lmpemeuA
t4A1E good twO-b0fse
&61.llI1ka5E one Of them lroi Es
...-,-- ~, ..g,. horse cart, heLg
Suod lwO-s+Ated carriage, WIN ~
shaits. iyork carnage ana SUM- ..s
in good order. hay rls5ihSs, ~
mil. hoI sc rake. Buckeye fsApn, n
mower. new frame IOiieT, Nneu
Tor, good Van Wick, e grain lAh, Aiar', ~
,heiIer. anew U I've cnlliea p,vsy n
lie. kandorn, | Atwood, Z MOOT M
Peac0ck and 2 one horse MoCIs ..iss ri
In good order. 0cul.ivatots, sS, Nh IA
naf., We. good OK yokes' Oh !" TT oO,s
double ha poon hay FORK SO,s s1,S, II
grain Grad es, lot ol hoes, ioIA9 n.. esrl
rake es, uouble and single tlees AZ
asgon and pIow harness, sss ss " usn
harness for cart, leather ny lnd us h
lot OF collars, brides, slngler lngrsS s u
leather carriage Telns, nssd nnsd. u
wagon saddle, 2 meat hogsnsasrsIu SrsIu I
OF CIDER vinegar, iol oi nc"
etc Al. or lsss %
IERMs.-All sums ol : p ., oorsei, d Z
sums above thatamount' ae,u' ,ne oufc|
months will he given, ny 'uS sn spgl
giving a bankable note WIN ,sssbs 81
endorser unteIest added mil d
National Bank of NewSiA' ~
cent. on for cash. Ar noyyEpI
SAMUEL NJ. pSosrst d
q w Rtidham A Son, Aue'
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rs

obtained for new inventions, or tor i'm.
pfoEsments In Uld ones. CAyeatS. and All
patent business promptly attended To.
lNNENIlONS THAT HAVE BEEN
6h.J EClED may still. in most cases, be
patented oy U.s. Being opposite the L y
natsnt once, and engaged in PATENT
bCslS kf>S EACLU~fNELY. we can se-
cure I'4teuts IN less lime than those who
are remote from Washington and who
must depend upon the mails in all trans
actions win the Patent once.
When Inventors send model or sketch
make search IN the Patent once ard
4dslse a. 10 It's pstentability free q charge
Sofrssp 'ndence confidential. prices low
And NJ CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is
OBTAINED.
We Iefer to Hon. n.Postmsster-General d.
u hkf, Rev. Z. ID. POWER, to officials in
the | :. Patent Once, and especially 10
IN Ca1s1A- For SPECIAL re(erences terms
advice, &c, address
e A. sNow,A TO-,
opposite Patent Once. Washington ID, c
1=clS--if
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CLAYTON House Arrivals,

+. II. Gordon, South CaroInA.
Chas. A. Kimball, PhiladeIphl&
Edward Spring, New York 4
]. :. Tompkins and vile, U.s,A
j. N. Wyliie, Danville, Va a
Chas. w. Roberts, N. Y. 4
q. B. McClees, PhllllpsburG " u.
NJ. >. Thatcher. n. Y.
j. Herbert Mullen, West Chester, !
Donald Mckay. Jr., Cincinnati o.
q. W, Bddy, Phila.
A dangerous game Tor Elevlad
roads-l.eAp-frog,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
FOURTH EDrrhN
Tnatenssoa. for Te-Dny.

~ Clear Or Cair scsathsr, northsrly
acinds risino bq' oDsstsr along the coast,
followed oy soiads shifting to ,oarmer
sOathsriy, ssith falling barometer. i
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

Sf2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUAkY 3Ith, lSsl
open 70 receive deposits daily from A
NJ, until P. NJ, and on Tuesday and sat
nrday evenings from 10 O'Clock.
SEAl-ANSCAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made in April ana October.
When dividends are not w1thdrayne
hey are accounted IS depo<its INNS sn.r-
mAnent deposits compound their interest
'~iee In each Ssrx.or,s Se1r
@eR' Chas a. ToSnsseha f sRstS sOsss esS[ss " G sDsS
NatnAn < Benson, ". L Liehenstein-
nenry r. Dure, Edward Darlington.
Edward Pusey, VIM n swim
Anthony Higg1nA
GEO. ". Bush. President
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President
Ieol-ly Z 7. TAYLOR T-~asur~r
E'IRST NATIONAL BANk
L OF WILMINGTON
RKrosTroEr OF rHE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE TvNI-
TED STATE
kDwAsP sR6l eEPrsI E skssTRGMS5a kpsETESM5 c.
Paid mp Capital, sSoo. 900.
PhilAdelphiA View York and Boston III.
enenge furnished 10 regular Depositors
Discount days, Mondays and un.d.
DIRECTORS.
Cement lem B smyth. George W. Bush,
Henry s AcComh, SAm'I Bancroc II
DAAAsl James William TatnaIl.
Edward BesSA iAnI-ly
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The international Park.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 23, lss0.-In
the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
to-day bill passed its third reading
giving the government the necessary
power to appoint commission to as
certain the value of property at Ma
CARA Falls in view of possible ar
rangement between the Dominion gov
ernment of New York State to form
an International Park, as suggested
by Lord Dufferin.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
Graveyard RobberIea In Iowa

DIS MONIES, Ia, Feb. 23.-In the
senate this morning, the bill to amend
ana make more stringent the law Iela-
tive TO graveyards, and increasing the
penalty and making the attempt to rob
equal to actual robbery, was REFER d
back by the committee and ordered print.
ted 1t will probably mass.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
Bah This Frcuino.

The nrst hall II the Beethoven CIuh.
= VII take place his evening al S4pDurt
HILL suti aent number ofuek+,s hsy.
oeen soil tO insure . good ait naapr-.
And aii WHO go. may rest Ssant~d ct
sIeadinE a good iimc. Tickets, 20 cents
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RAILROADS.
llHILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
NovEMBKR 10TH, 1873.

AND BALEIMORE kAALkOAD.
NOVEMBER 10TH, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows: I:
lor
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
200. s.tu, O.3Oa. M. 80. i0o, 100, s.i6 p.
Philadelphia (Express) 900. s.s6, 1902 a.
Phila. and New York 22l, 100. 1902 a. M,
t2l3. l2-S9. 5.iS p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
A35a, IN.
baltimore and Bay line. 7.Os p. m.
baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 20S,
S.5 a. IN. 1852, l.0i, SIS, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle 6.0O, s.l5. n. m.; lilo, 800, $50
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations
Us u. m. LILO. $50 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, BIS
m.; LILO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
40 a. M. 900, d3O, go y. III.
thlladelphia and New York, 200 a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.l0
a. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted al the
depot. H. +. KENNEY,
superintendent.
DELAwARE WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change OF hours. On and amer Feb.
AIN, 1853 Trains will run as fol Lows:
Leave Wilmington, 7.l5 a. M, 1880 a. m.
tnd $50 p. IN.
Arrive Avoudale, SIS a. M, AZ s. noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, v 81 a III, IS p IN.
Remrnine. leave Pomeroy lO.i0 a. m.
md 81 p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, 1. u noon.
Arrivinf. wrmirgton, 8 70 a. m. 2t5p
|',and o. y. m d. COSNELL,
-ieiau Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS

STOCKS
National Bank Of Delaware...........400
First National Bank................... lS5
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank OF vii. a Brandywine 50
Farmels Bank 80
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. SS
Delaware II. r. Ca. Ca......................2 %
Delaware Western r. r.. Co........... Is
Pfila.. VIII a Baltimore r. X. Co..... $50
" ilmington & Northern X. r. Co...,. ~
Wilmington Passenger r. w. Co...... AZ
Delaware Fire lns. o.. ~
- BONDS.
Delaware State. e......................... ..lU
Wilmington City 6's....................ll0
Wilmington CITY 5's...................l06
New Castle Go. lst mortgage. e..........-l0S
Masonic Hall Co. list mortgage........l00
Delaware X. R., LIST mortgage.
Delaware X. II. Extension....... .l02
Wilmington Passenger Il. W., LIST
mortgage....-.....-...-
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
RKorsTER's OFFICE .h # III
New Castle Co., feU'n

new Ihbtie w" ps
Upon the applIcaLIonOl st,mTs hn,ns, w
OF JOhn osvSd oa,d oouDy
Brandywine Hundred, 10 sa,S sia.,rssied ii
,-ssed n n order, d and dlieO dlso, sicf(
Register that the Admlnis,ieile y, ieiler d
dive notice OF grantins 30 ~ of lhedsi
ministration upon the esta,S e,,S tbereal
ed. with the date OF gral',ne N.Y. enosid Il
,,ausing ad dvertisements 70 " ssneb n
I'm forty days from the date 0, Iscss 4
IN sIx of he most public ,,ns n |
,,ounty Of New Castle, requl,'ibs ibs ~
sons having demands aeaihnS hY an sd n
present the same or aoluo ~ and proI.
sem bly, IN such case MAJ MAJ 10 be ~
and also cause The sain' in The W
wilhin The same perlol hl,sheJ lp J
tsAzErTE, a newspaper pill p.ad thesln !
mInston and TO DO continue u
weeks. Given under the .e,IlsI asPS aioi..l s
81 x OF Office OF tue hes IN New \
l-@~) at New Casthls'v = and yesi.s Y
county, Aforesaid, tne dRiGGs, Rgp1
written.
NOTICE. .,s,ua "
An n.vaons having claims cent ID
,.,a ne deceased. must prGasr,strsld
.A.e Oh ,,as,ad ane 10 the Adml,Ilstbe ,ls tbe "
before Feb. II. 1851, o made sne X
Assembly in such cass casssuIEL HAssS,,,II
ed. AdmlInsliIl.e
Address. Claymont, peL -
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
TO PhY SICIA N 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

hnowing from experience the III. saIis
iaciiot 81 oftea attending the DISPENSING
Jl many oi the en- ulsiouS in Tie marael I
RouId call your attention 10 some of the
'eaIures of LDeemuls ion which ! have pre-.
paTef and dispensed for years with an.
varying satisfaction. The on use, Is Tn,
1nesl Norwegian aud the most scrupu-
Gus car" IS exercised in the choice of "A
material and In every detail of It's manu-.
lctNrv. BY careful manipulation thik
muIs.OL is mace with The smallest pos
ible amount OF gum. and by the very mi i.
Iuie dlylsisn OF The oil slobuIes is render
d very nuId and perfectly pa,atable.-
acL tablespoonful contains 50 aer cent
1i Oh and grains OF ny pophos phiie 1i
Lime. Samples will be gladly firuishe,j
% al Physicians who may desire them.-
Fut Cp II pint bottles, price Ell. Manu-.
'actured and solI wholesale and retail by
We, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIsT,
R-u Ntuth and MarKel 81
The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
Fin..sisl and Csssnsrssal.

wILMfNsroN. Del, Feb. "A, lss0.
Lktegt stock 1quolatione funnl1hea ~
aeald . 90. Qlayton Houee Butldne
Wilmingtcn, Del., at u - to-dAyy