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The daily gazette., 1880-03-24
General news.

y Hon. Benjamin Seymour died at Poii
Hope, Ont, yesterday morning.
W. b. Vickers, lately mauagi edi'oI
OF the Denver. Colorado, Tribune, died
yesterday in Denver.
The Democratic State Convention
OF Minnesota, TO select delegates to
the Clnclnnati Conversion, will meet
in 81. Paul on the Goth of May.
A despatch from Lewis, Del, states
that the overdue steamship Switzer-
land, of the Red Star line, from Ant
werp, passed the Breakwater at $50
o'clock last evening.
Judge Swing, of the U. S. Court in
Cincinnati, yesterday confirmed the
private sale of the property belonging
to the Slevin estate, at Broadway,
Seventh avenue and Fiftieth street,
New York, to William Ii. Vanderbilt,
for 1900, 900 in cash.
Thomas A. Scott, Josiah Bacon.
Wistar Morris, Samuel NJ. FELTON,.
Alexander Biddle, Henry NJ. Phillips,
N. Parker Shortridge, ID. b. Cum.
Minis, Henry D. Welsh, John Price.
Wetherill, Alexander Fox, William
- ~iAtho anu JdiHcS MChdneS nave
been declared elected as the Board of
Directors of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, the vote, it is stated,
ranging from 404,275 to 1892, ,652
shares.
1t is not always that the parents can
carry the baby on trip for the recoy-
cry of its health. But they can keen
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup in the house
and it will compensate for the trip by
ITS prompt relief and cure. Price only
25 cents bottle.
Patrick Hayes, aged 43 years, a Ia
borer, residing in Philadelphia, shot
and killed his wife Bridget yesterda,
morning. and then attempted to com
mitsuicide. Henow lies in St. Mary,
Hospital, in a critical condition. Jeal
ousy is alleged as the cause of til,
tragedy.
Senator Hill and Samuel w. Small
Of Georgia, have filed affidavits il
Washington, charging a woman named
Jessie Raymond with attempting t,
blackmail the Senator by making in
famous charges against him, ant
threatening, if money were not pait
her, to have Hills life.
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Fire Waif

WHAT THE DErAnrNrsr
REaAED TO 1Hr c,, Sr Is DOUG
SHIP. 'hlEF Eson.I
As the time for ho
Chi |. { Engineer Of It the slS F,s election y!
!. 81 rapidly approaching, ~ n. .psp.rs,
are beginning to besii11 ,bsw.cC, sas cC,np.s
are endeavoting to arriva vsaaen'el'a b
VIII be X kept out of CITY itSs CS,u.1,t ,ns ,tl'u
The weccacoe Como,UUvv UvSOell'
ca e1 an Invitation to the 'Uy vs,i"''. Ss'e es,,
hs.I mes, 70 send three deleaa.sa. ,,oa' eOal
ho,s.s ho'lse this evening for lie lie, mo. . u
nominate a chief. u eNdeaVW
In response TO the invita-,
the Delaware Fire C''on Comn.Onl gal|
meet, meeting last evening dpany, and any.,l,l by
COMMITTEE 8, TO attend the IppOlN'a rd
rhe comuiltre is c,lpnosoa @ eSnVenIA
Higgins. ''' aud Chrl
The Water Witch also h.,.
Ing, and appointed a comu',,, S NED
tend The convention Ths Ts
also nominated Samuel G. T.,"n "nR,
Chief Engil eer. 'azeSeI, 4
Mr.. Tazewell is n urowi.,
and 10 well though or '"en' h'. aiel,l
@ent. ,n. He has been Prssij've n, i"e s,psl y \
Water Witch for a numbc, S'"s of . o. Y
at the election in 1878 for { cGis, ysai, y
neer he succeeded in carr, G".e'; i' I'D
the eight companies, thus I"S I.nS, vl',
OF maj rity. 'A'A'ng "a
The Washington Fire Gamma. I
been invited 10 join lbe WSp.,,I " W,.s|.l' !
COMPANY Of Conshohock m I,a' ~ Y Y
parade on May lst. The c ,p,n,a, ,'Ta !,
probably accept the invitation p'"' "
The Friendship Fire Comn,r,
Harrisburg, Pa, one OF the oIds., !.
panies IN the country will yisit Inn, 's'. ~ y
ABOUT The first Of July, and will l. \ Y
guests ii the Friendship Comu'0, " v
this city. It will Ne remem6rsd !,
the home company visited U,,,i,ha v
last july leaving this civ on 'y. ths Y.
Of the Sd, for the purp Sc of ioipnss ~
the great parade in that civ Of ,1,
Oldest companies in the conntr,. n,
ing their visit they were tbe euss. n
The F-iendship. Upon the Occssn
the Harrisburg's company's visitlcS
';ity there will probably be par,t,
the who'd department.
The Delaware Fire Comp,ny
lake leave of their old quarters Toni,
by giving a farewell hop.
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FIFTH EDITION.
New ngethodIst MinIstevs.

WHO THE NEW ONES ARE AND WHERE
THEY COME FROM.
BY the changes made at the recent
session of the Wilmington M. L. Con-
ference six new ministers come to the
churches of Wilmington and vicinity,
as follows: ti s'tLf.'l ~7i
Grace-Rev. Geo..W. Miller.
Asbury-Rev. Charles Hill.
Union--Rev. Adam Stengle.
Scott--Rev. James e. Bryan.
Epworth-Rev. Edward Davis.
Mt. Salem-Rev. T. l.. Tompkin-
son.
The Grace minister, Rev. George
W. Miller, is not known in this Con-
ference, having just been transferred
from the Central Pennsylvania Confer
ence. He is said to be preacher of
great eloqaence and power.
The Rev. Charles Hill, OF Asbury, is
too well known in this city to need any
special introduction to Wilmington
Methodists. From 1870 to 1873 he
was pastor Of Union Church, and pre-
vious to that time he served two terms
of three years each at Asbury. He
was stationed at Port Deposit, Md,
during 1874 and 1875, and in 1876 was
appointed Presiding Elder of Easton
District, which position he held for the
full term of four years. He enters
upon his third term at Asbury with
the thorough esteem and respect Of the
congregation. q '--'' d
Rev. Adam Stengle, of Union, was
stationed at Quantico, Md, during
lS73-74, at Dorchester. Md, during
1S75-76, and at Cristield during 1877
1919. He preached at Union Church
several weeks ago, ina very acceptable
manner, and thecongregation are very
well satisfied with the appointment -
Mr.. Stengle is regarded as one of the
rising ministers Of the Conference.
Rev. j. E. Bryan, of Scott, came last
from Gale1a Md, where he preached
saa,ipg f518-79. lie was stationed at
Odessa, this county, during 1873 -74-75,
and at Frederica, this county, during
1857. His ministry has been quite
successful, and he was always well re-
ceived by his various charges.
Rev. Edward Davis, Of Epworth,
comes from Christiana, where he has
just closed an acceptable term. He is
highly spoken of as an earnest and ef-
ficient worker, and good preacher in
every sense of the term.
Rev. T. L. Tompkinson, Mho sue
ceeds Rev. c. +. Sheppard at Mt.
Salem, is well-known from having
preached at Scott Church, this city,
during 1S71-2-3. His next stations
were Zion Cecil county and Easton,
Talbot county, Md. He is a genial
gentleman and a thorough preacher.
The New Castle Church receives
bran new minister in the Rev. II. E.
Richards, who was transferred from
the Cincinnati Conference. He is un-
known, but comes highly recommend
ed.
Another transfer is the Rev. John
W. Warthman, from the New Jersey
Conference. His station is at Talbot
Church, Talbot county, Md.
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A Gigantic Reservoir Schsm,

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Tha HO
Committee on Commerce gave ahesh
his morning to several gentlemen hol
WincoDsin aud Minnesota on tbe M
isct Of the reservoir system, by whlA
IS proposed to keep continuous suppl
II water in the Upper Mississippi Rived
so as TO have uninterrupted naylptO|
throughout the whole year.
The plan is the construction Of aR|
les Of great dams over the outlets Of 4
lakes and tributaries tina. pour lleI
water into the Upper Mississippi,
which the rains OF the winter AID sptn|
months can be re aimed ard utll
The cost Of the s. stem is estimated \
Sl,500,000, and the damage to pnu|
property at $500,0UO. Its geaerh y
urrs were explained and advocated Y
morning by Mr.. Pound, Rel resenIai'l
from Wisconsin, and by Mr. wake
who was commissioned by the Govenq
If Minnesota. The hearing will be eon'
tinued to o-mOrrow.
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Loan association.

The seventh annual meeting of the
Excelsior Loan Association, was held
last evening. Owing to the small at
tendance, the election for officers was
postponed until the first Tuesday in
April. The following is a summary
of the Secretary's report:
Received during the year from all
sources, $25, ,577.11; and expended,
$25, ,O67.26 leaving a balance in the
treasury of $50.S5, drawing interest.
Value of shares are 1st, $57, $685. :
65 I'd, $21, 1859. So; 3D., $40, ,203. 90
4th, s6,9O0.64; 9th, %, 62e. OF; 9th, So
O93 S5; 7th, $l,0SS.S5. Total, $103,-
535.04.
Value of each share is 1st, $131.-
70; I'd, $lO5. 70; Sd, $79.10; 4th, $5S.-
4s 9th, S41.61 9th, $26.29 and 7th,
$3.50.
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100000 WOrth of Diamond
!CllIp1l

LONDON, March ga dispae]
from Cape Town states that anGtAe]
great diamond robbery has just Oss1
orb; or; - -fed to have been commltleSSI 4
The Post Office at that place. Wy "
monds to the value of nearly sWSw
have been abstracted from the r~'
masters safe, besides many Oanks,,
TRAITS, the amounts of which nave D'i
yet been ascertained. At the time
forwarding the dispatch no trace y
burglars had been found by tns y
thOrities.
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or the seventeen daily newspapers
published in Philadelphia, eleven ale
strongly pronounced against the third
term movement, and one has nothing
to say either way. Twelve Of the thir-
teen weeklies published in that city are
also opposed tothe nomination Of Grant,
both dailies and weeklies representing an
aggregate circulation OF 100000 papers.
This Is q staw that will throw the
Cameron machine out Of gear, unless a
liberal application of oil is made imme-
diately.
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--latest Cdbfs NetUs.
LONDON, March %, 1880.

LONDON, March %, 1880.
Triats of Judges IN Virginia.
LYNCHBURa, Va, March 22.-The
acquittal of ex-Jndge John Hill Of
buckingham County, one OF the Virginia
Judges Indicted for failing TO put negro
men on junes, has allayed the excitement
here on that subject. Five of the indicted
Judges have asked that their cases be
continued. There will probably be trial
Of the three Others at this term OF the
court.
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The LepU Court.

Most of the time Of the Lew Co,I
session yesterday was occupied in M
ing an application for a new rOM
Christiana Hundred, but a few p,ul
we're placed on lhe assessment Ism n
ling the afterboon. Il
To-day the Court is IN this city m,tII
the annual Inspection Of the Alu.hou]
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New Music.

Among the many gems OF instrumen tai
and vocal music published by II. A. saal-
field, $50 Broadway, New York, the follow.
ing are the newest and most popular {:
Lass that Lives Next Door;p ..aunny
Long Ago." when First saw my Dar-
ling's Face;" "why did they dig mas
Grave SO Deep" vocal: and the "El
Fresco Galop." instrumental; price 10
onfa mar .1faaa
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY, Stocks
eoatiuued weak and there was a further
general decline Of prices. There was a
furry in the money market just before
the close, during which call loans on
stocks commanded as much as ! per cent
commission" Foreign exchange was
strong aud sterling was advanced. State
aud railway bonds were firm. Govern
ments closed shade weak. nt SIN
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FoR PHILADELPHIA.--2.2l zoo, $40, 800,
s.ss. l0U2, 1870, q. m; i2ls. 1889. ~, d!Vv,
$40. 7.OO, 9.i6, P: m. On sundays. All, $40.
FoR NEw loRK.-2.2i 100, l0.02. q. m: |;
l2ls, I2.Ss. Aid, p. m. On Sundays, Al
FoR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINeToN:-
d. m, On sundays, I2.5l, 2.l0 a. IN.
FOR BALTIMORE, (Bsy Line connectionl
les p. m. No sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsrLE.-d.00 s.i5, a. M; LILO,
500 $50, d. m, No sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE X. R.-0.l5 a. M; LILO,
d.30. p. m. No sunday trains.
FoR WILMINGroN & NORTHERN IL. H..
$40, a. m; 800, $50 p, m. No Sunday
For DELAWARE wEsrERN r.. Rib
1880 a. M: $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l2i 2U3, $40;
s.l0.a. m; 1903. l242. Lea. 40, 4.st. 5.is.
6.2i, 100, 80, II. 10 p. IN. On Sundays, ll.i3
20S.. .lO.lOa. m; 7.3S. lilo o. m.
FROM New YoRK.-2.S, s.3J, a. IN. 1912,
FROM BALriMoRE.-2l5 Is. s.Sl. s.57, "a: m;
l2.US. 12.37, j.SJ, s.36, p. m. On sundays.
2.l5 a. m. y.36 y. IN.
From WAsHIsGroN.-2.l5. a. IN. l20S.
I2.37, b3b, B.3b p. m.
FROM New CAsrLK.-s.50, 9.52, il.50a. m.;
5.25, 6.45 p; m. No sunday trains.
From DELAWARE II. R.-s.5O, ll.50 a. M;
6.t5 p. m. No sunday trains.
FfsoM WILMINGToN a NORTHERN r. Il.
800 Ii.35 a. m; 6.4s p. IN. No Sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WEsTKRH r. R.-s.Oo,
a. m; 10, y. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
From BROAD STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvENUE-7.3U, 500, 1870, ii. 40 IA. IN; 30,
800, 400, 5l5, 800. 100, 9.l5, ll.S0 p. m. On
sundays, $50 a. M: 800 9.i5, Il.3O p. IN.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MARKET
m.; LOO q. m. On sundays, l.U0, 7.sO a. IN.
NorE.-The black figures represent the
" I'm ted Express" ON which an extra
iaTe IN ch arRed.
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GRATIS 60 PAGE CATALOGUE

GRATfS 60 PAGE CATALOGUE
Containing much valuable information
also iisto peachss with rotation in ri.
psning, and list of southern or ionp hean
nG apples. fruit much needed here
hvery frult grower should see this list oi
spples and buy no NOR of The New Yo,E
or western varieties to plant here Enr
wibDr apples.
Also tpan, pergimmon, queen of the
market, raspberry with q tall line OF
nursery AIoct a. greatly reduced prices,
Also receipt lera
WASH FOR TREES,
whicn Will drive out-borers II in the peach
apple, quihce and ash and not one talf
the Time or cost In Applying IT. as 10 re-
move with knife and If applied annually
there Will be 10 bOrrrs In the trees and not
one peach tree die witu the yellows
where ih III ands die annually now. Send
postal card for catalogue. Can End see
stock. All orders sent by mail will ra-
ceive careful attention,
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Wumiug OIL, Del
Novl-Jan, Nj. .Apch, $50
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Tho Mt. Cuba Victim


Undertaken Palmer went up to Lam
denburg, this morning, and arranged
for the funeral of John Hurley, who
was killed by a Delaware West ssss /
train at Mt. Cuba, yesterday. He 10 |
take the body up tomorrow eveniAe !
for interment.
Hurley hid visited Wilmington, yes
terday morning, on the first train, aud
was walking home when the accident
occurred. He had nearly crossed the
bridge when he heard the train coming,
aud started back, but was oyertaker
and knocked off. He was about s.
years old, and leaves a wife and foui
children.
Death Ofan Old Citizen. .
PeIcifer Hook, a we'll known resident
OF the First Ward died this morning, AT
the residence Of his son-in law L. X
Crawford, northwest corner of Second
and West streets. He was over seyent,
years OF age and was at one time tb,
board Of Health Executive Officer TO,
tue Westren District.
Left for Philadelphia.
The handsome steamer Columbia
which has been undergoing repairs a,
the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Co.'s, lef
this morning at 7 o'clock for Philadel-
phla and points up the river.
The steamer John Il. Warner Is ex-
pected to arrive this afternoon to un 1ergo
repairs. t.+t
Improving.
Father Reilley, of st. Mary's Catho-
lic Church, whose illness on SUNDAY
last was noted in the GAZETTE, is now
much better, and is conducting IN.
usual services at his church.
Capt. VIM. p, Karr, who who was al
lacked by a slight stroke of paralysis O,
Saturday afternoon last, is now lmprov-
ing. y.
The NesO District AitOynev.
In the U. S. District Court, this
morning the commission of John c.
Patterson, Esq, the newly appointed
y. .. District ttorney, was read, and
he was sworn in.
Somewhat Easter.
John Sauerlander, who was so
frightfully burned last night by the ex-
plosion of coal oil lamp, was some-
what easier at o'clock this afternoon
and the physicians in attendance now
have slight hopes of his recovery. Mrs.
oauerlander, who was also burned at
the same time, still suffers greatly from
her burns. -.
Reported Wrecked.
IL H. repoI ted in this CITY that the
bark Mystic Tie, which left the Harlan
% HollingswUrth Co.'s come time aRu
loaded with cars for South American
railroad, has been wrecked at Rio
Grande do Sui. 1t Is also reported that
the ID. q IL. Company have received an
order to dnplica'e tne cars. Definite In
MT, however, be obtained .at this wri-
ting.
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Her1I D0,lUerOus

At the southeast corner of -Four ID
King streets, on. OF the iron sut
plates is partly OFF the gutter a0dInI
very dangerous position. 1t shOth |
attended to.
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AIuIlin the Iron Trade.

PITTsBURG, March 23.-lne ~
3raph in carefully prepared al'S NJ
says "There has been lull u ,s1, ~
iron trade for the last three o. .,' lvs|
weeks, owing to overtrading IN ! lnsns' ,.,'
If December and the first OF 'snu, .,,,
md to the bad state Of the cOu'", '.l.;s,l
roads. 1t is expected that the sph,s ,h,s|
business will be larger in volume 'I,s An
las ever been known, and UNIV ,rss =
,rice will DO at least what itlsM + IN n
,nt-$5.25 for nails and four ceDS'''
bar iron.n
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RA 1LR DADS.
DHlLADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALrIMORE RAILROAD

DHlLADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALrIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10TH 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows;
Tor
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
40, s.I0, IO.3O a m. 2.Sj. 100. 100, 9.i6 y.
Philadelphia (Express) 800, s.se. 1902 a.
m.
Phila. and New York 22l. 100. 1902 a. M,
i2l3, 1899. $40 p. IN.
baltimore and intermediate Stations,
,.35 a. IN.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.0S p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.03,
I.35 n. m. 1882, I.0i, 5.lS, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle $40, S.l5, a. m, LILO, 800, $50
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations.
l.l5 a. m. l.l0, $50 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate stations, 9.l5
m; LILO p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
so n. m. 400. 6:}0. 9.46 p. IN.
philadelphia and New York, 400 q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.l0
a. IN.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
Depot. H. T.. KENNEY.
Sunnrinipndant
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shot uls Wife and Himself a

PHILADELPHIA, March ",-Il i,oIlu|
day.s, d. years OF age, living 1n 1Tn,.Oslod| C
,treet In the rear Of No. 25oo rrt ,'iss ,h,|
coad, had a quarrel with bis WI, J ,ni,iCI %
morning, when he pulled oaI ,aarally.
nd shot her killing hel almos. liis,s hssS h.
lie then fired two shots INTO p'' "'
licting fatal wounds.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKr,

MONDAY, March 215P. M.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand and
prices we're fraction lower: 204l head
iold at the different yards at yx and
'c: per pound, as to quality.
SHEEP were i'll demand at full prices !.
w mead sold at the different yards, at bMs
~, per ~, and Lambs at 615a71zc. per d.
HOGS were unchanged. 5000 head sold
u the different yards at 6l<a71 &c. per D..
COWS were about the same as last ono
'eu' lou head sold At 4l5a$40 per head.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, March II, 8 z. M.
FLOUR Is Inactive and prices favor buy
ers Bales OF 1000 barrels, including Min
nesota extra at SO 0Oas6 82jx; Penna. extra
family at SO 25as8 o21f; Western do. do. AT
- o0aS7 and patent and other high grades
atN 2oas8 -, including 1905 barrels Indi-
ana and Illinois on secret terms. Rve
-four sells at 45. w
GhAIN.-Wheat Ia Inactive and lc. low.
er. sales OF 5000 bushels rejected at
81 40; Pennsylvania red, track, at Al 49, :
southern Amber, do. at 81 45l< and No
Red, elevator. at tL44k March, 81 49,
April, sl 42 May and 81 80 June, RYE Il
steady at 92a93c. Corn Is less active, with
sSci sa az 90 yellow at soc: and white at
march Az1c. for April sc. for Nav and
bl1zc. for June. Oafs are quiet and mn
changed; salesof 800 bushels. fneludino
mixed at 40a4ol8c. and white at f7iIa "a
cents. The rsceipts to-day were as fol-
lows: Zl5O bbls. flour, II 900 bushels of
whiskey. '>' opis.
q 10 per gallon. A'
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FOURTH EDITION
ON. Tor re-Day.

Indteatien. for re-Day.
Colder, clear or partly cloudy sosatasr,
s'estsrly s'inds, vseriao to nortasrly,
rising baromstsr. .a-"
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Another firemen's convention W"
aeld this evening.

leld this evening. 4
CLAYTON House Arr'sn'''
], Kaufman, Philada: ..
w. X. Gray, Bos .on. MASS. Mas.onnty.
Geo. Men ely, Lancaster co""'
J.R. Carey, Balto. ,,. Tam.
Geo. l.. White, Nashvii,e,
Geo. Veale, Claymont, Del
W. r. Cloud, city.
George y. Gardner, city
A Alison, New York.
]. l.. KIT, Cleveland, once y
IL. Boardman, New York
John II. Bryant, Richmond, Vs. {
Ed. W. Van Bell, Phila'
John w. Pearce, a.
NJ. X. Langsdorf, ..
a Great Discovery by a e "r', sss
This, primarily, is what Wan ss of %.
Neryine is. The great man ID III lie lOupc
most Ia nous living PhysiGni.and' Of PJnn'
, nsrmless remedy for all Kiau, iaeai Ieralt
Others improved u, and the eed I'D now opl
tneSaie Nervine mapuiaclui'"
~ ii. n. Warner * Co.
-
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Financial and Conmereial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, March. q, 80.
L tVsst STOCK quotations furnished by
leald Co., Clayton House Building
'tlrs ington, Del. at IL M. to-day;
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
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= EW sERIEs.-rhe l. Eaesa1SJsh s1J share 2 2
Y Association now onois oe at 81
ighth series stock ioI Amply duSt
share. Books now reau' No. 40l MAI"
street. " - Secret@!>
mar2i-l0t. hipleJi
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TO
4 ~ AlLsl.AA .Aa t
oHs e"4oA lsl 2Hh
aqa
OF
LINENS:

WILMINGTON, Delaware,
March, 1880.
We are making preparations this
season to do a large trade in Table
Linens, Toseels and Napkins. We
have felt for some time that there
should be more
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poARDERs WANTED ~ mart"
Id street. .
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LINENS

Sold than has ever been by any one
house in the city, and to accomplish
this we have put large stock of
these goods in our store at the very
lowest prices they can be found in
any market.
We mention few of our most de-
cided bargains.
Very respectfully,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20
sUSINEss ENTERPRISE.
The HERALD STEAM PRINTING
House makes speciality Of Legal
'rinting. Briefs, transcripts, ETC.,
rinted at low rates.
AntIseI Pianos and Oruans.

I take pleasure in informing my
tIends and the public that Mr.. T.
~. Antisel, of San Francisco. will
}e In Los Angeles during Fair
Peek, when any one who wishes to
purchase . first.class piano or organ
pr cash or on small installments,
Pill mud It to his or her interest to
all en- him at the Pavilion or on
1r. J. r. Mendoza, Of the same
ouse, who will be pleased to show
Ind explain all the improvements
b these superior Instruments. By
Purchasing direct from headquar-
prs instead Of humbug agents, who
1islead by false represen tations, q
Aving Of from 500 to 5000 can he
|nade. Our instr uments have been
warded premiums at the State
Fair at Sacramento and at the
)Airs at Stockton, San Jose and
harysville. Fifteen of them will
|e on exhibition at the Pavilion,
ind parties are invited to call and
xamine them and satisfy them
|elves that the best is always the
|heapest. We sell none but first
lass instruments.
J. r. MENDOZA.
1m-oct Is.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20

were transferred from one train to
the other and the up train returned
to this city. No one was hurt, we
believe, by the accident to the
freight train.
Mr.. o. q. Weyse. of the firm Of
E. Maud & Co., will start Sunday
or Monday for six months BUSH
ness trip to Europe. He will 6rst
visit the south of France, where
he will make purchases of wines
direct from the winners for chip.
ment to the house here. He viii
then go to Germany with the
81 me object. Mr.. Wyse has chip
ped several cssks OF California
wines-port. sherry aud angelica
to Germany, which he will use as
specimens of what can be produced
in this section, aud he feels conf.
dent that, as soon as their merits
become known, he will have no
d lf1culty In establishing u lucra-
tive market In that country az we'll
NJ In that section of France which
he proposes to visit.