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NEWARK LETTER.
TOWN ELECTION-GYPsIE PsIEs-IMPRovR-
MENT-RUNkRAL OF MRs. DEAN
BASE BALL, ETC.

TOWN ELECTIoN-GYPsIEs-IAPRovR-
MENT--RUNkRAL OF MRs. DEAN
BASE BALL, ETC.
Correspondence of Gazette.
NEWARK, April 5, 1881.
An election will be held at the office
of Esquire McKeowan ON Tuesday,
April 12th, for the purpose of elec'i' 4
five persons to serve as town commits
sionors for the ensuing year.
Three wagons and the requisite
number of gypsy men, women and
children passed through here on sat-
urday and encamped within few
miles of town, near Cooch's Bridge.
They left early on Sunday morning
taking with Them lot OF meat which
it is said they had stolen the night be-
fore.
Messrs. ]. f. Williamson & Son
will in short time begin the enlars-
ing Of their now extensive store; when
finished it will be nearly AN large again
as IL il nov.
The funeral Of Mrs Margaret Dean
took place yesterday and was probably
attended by more people than on any
such occasion that ever took place in
Newark before. The Grangers, of
which deceased was q member, were
present in body. Mr.. Robert Steele,
one of the fraternity, spoke over the
remains at the grave, Rev. J. Ill.
France officiating at the house. She
was inferred in the III. 4. cemetery.
Mr.. Egbert Handy contemplatea
changing the name of the Ledger but
TO what we are unable TO state.
The base ball club that was formed
last week played picked nine ON Sat
urday, defeating them by score Of "A
TO ~. All challenges should be sent
to MIR. Richard Wilson.
Mr.. Thomas Brown, q former clerk
in Williamson's store was in town yes
terday, visiting his friends who, by
the way are quite numerous.
ANON.
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General Foreign Nesvs.
LoNpoN. April D. 1881.

LONDON, April ., 1881.
The statement Of the Imperial Bank
OF Germany shows decrease In specie
of IL, 719, 900 marks.
Mesars. Labouchere and Bradlaueh
addressed a crowded meeting of cleo.
tors at Northampton on Saturday.
A despatch to the News from St,
Petersburg says that General Bkobe.
len is expected to arrive there in May.
During the squalls ON the Thames
on Saturday two eight-oar boa,s were
capslsed on Chiswick. Six of thai,
occupants were drowned.
General Ferrero has been appointed
Italian Minister of War vice General
Ailon, Who resigned that Office shor,
time ago and died she day after his
resignation.
Dispatches from Andorra state thai
the blockade OF that territory 10 oom
piete. The inhabitants, although
maintaining order. insist on their pre-
Eious claims.
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A " AR OF RACES.
Two THOUSAND cHINAMRN MURDERED
IN COLD BLOOD.

IN COLD BLOOD.
PANAMA, March 20.
A war Of races has broken ont In the
Valley of CAuete, whore more than Two
thousand Chluamen have been barbar-
ousIy murdered by the regroes and
eholas. On one plantation ak huudred
inoffeBeive men were murdered in cold
blood. All The cane hslds, sugar houses,
machinery, etc, have been burned and
destroyed, and property 70 the value OF
millions b beeu wrecked by these A.
sassins. All the Foreigners have fed
firm the valley, which Is ono of the
moss fertile aud productive In Peru
Sume OF them have been Killed. Full
particulars are not yet II haud, A. the
work OF murder and pllndtr Is still 90
lag ON. Ii is feared that the dIacont
valley of Chincsa will suffer next. The
Ohiiians refuse TO send troops to Queil
the uisfnl Dances. Mr. Heury Sway ne Is
heavy loser. A mum Dor of womr n and
children sought refuge on board coupie
OF vssssla, which we're at anchor AT
Cerro Agul, and Mr. SwaVne has chars
tered the steamer lilo and sent her To
that port TO bring the refugees to Callao.
IL 10 feared similar scenes will be en-.
aossd throughout Peru. Even II The
Chihans leave Lima foreignurs will Ger.
tAinly have 10 nght for their lives ant
put down tbe canailllr, who are airoaay
boasuDR OF what they intend to do ii
soon as the GILLIAN troops leave here
AL pluuderers caught are soundi,
Aogged, and under ihis systeln the state
are safer IN N they we're few weeks age
A hst of nfly property owners ha
been issued by the Chilians, frem sac
OF whom they demand q war contribr
tion In tho shape OF 10000 hard dollar,
Thus sum of one million will be raiset
which is the qnotA for the nrst montl
The Chilian Government has detsrmil
ed to collect million q month for th
expenses of the army.
The Atty gentlemen named have hel
meeting, at which some OF them II
solved not to pay. AS the penalty f,
non-payment Is the destruction of prop
erty worth three times the amount
the quota. few of them will fail to con
ply with the contribution. The hous,
Of those who have not paid by tho ,lSt
will Be destroyed, 1t is said, on that da.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

CINCINNATI, April 4.-The election
to-day was an exciting one, mainly from
the fact that the Gdzstte (Republican)
repudiated The nomination of Charles
Jacob, Jr,, by the Republicans, and
favored the election OF the Democratic
nominee. William Means. The vote is
unequal, being flu in some wards aud
light in others. So mush scratching
was done that the results cannot be had
until late. The general impression from
the returns received up TO 1l.30 O'Clock
ID that Means Is elected.
A. M.-The election of William
Means, the Democratic nominee fol
Mayor, Is now conceded, with proba.
BILE majority of 1900. IL Is though two
or three others on the Democratic ticket
are elected.
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WIlD. aDguoA. Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY,, March 81, ,6P. \

"WEDNESDAY, March 81, B p.
FLOUR Is quiet but firm. sales of 100
bbls, INCLUDING Extra al s .75; Minnesota
extras, at IS n rs for medium TO choice
clear. and at s. 100 e6 25 lor straight;
Pennsvlvania extra family at 81 10 q 8;
Western, do. do, at IS 25a5 rs, and Pat
and firm at % l2k per barrel.
6RAIN.-M heat WAS In better demand
end higher. sles Of 5000 bushels, In
cluding rejected, at 81 ie "a; No. 2
elevator, at 2lN March, 9l 9I1 April,
81 ~ May, and 81 IsE June. Rye is firm
at Sl.u4 for Pennsylvania. Corn is fairly
active and q shade better. sales of IL, S,U0U
bushels, including yellow, at 66c. net;
65SSc REGULAR steamer, 65c and rejected.
AT o3c. AT the open board, 56l<c. was bid
for March; soc. for April, 5alzo., for May
and 531zc. Tor June. Oats are In Inn
tied request, but firmer. Sales OF 5000
bushels, including white at 4sa451<c.. and
rejected and mixed at 41lSc.
The receipts to-day were an follows: 4e4t
barrels of -four. 1900 bushels wheat. "a ;.
1O bush. corn, 100 bush. oats. 900 bush
els OF barley, and So barrels whiskey.
| WHIsKEY-Salc3o of Western iron- bouns
are reported at 8l 10 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARX ET
MONDAY April 4. S r. M.
Beef cattle we're In demand this weel
and prices were a traction higher; 90
mead arrived and sold at the diffsren
yards al 6zsc. per pound, as TO quail
W.
SHEEP were fraction higher. sOl
sold al the different yards At. 6aSa65<c
per TO-, and Lambs at 7a7Hc. per ID.
Hoes were unchanged, $500 jhead al
rived and sold at the different ards, 9
Sa915c.. per h., as to condition.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FVsg-secosd and Lancaster ove. April
oHEEP-Extra, ll0 to l3U Ds.,-8.30 Ia 50
good. 10 10 100 ns.. 0 70. 6.2s; fair.
20 20 hs.. bx to b3z: good lambs, az |
I; medium lambs. to 6N; Calve
TO ~. Arrivals. aVOe head Marx,
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Fer the Gazette.
WILMINGTON, April 9th, 1881.

Fer the GaSette.
WILMINGTON, April 9th, 1881.
MIR. EDrroR.-Ds0r Sir: The
Junction 81 BIeskwatsr Railroad
Company have assured me that the
road will be extended TO the Bright
House this spring.
expect t. 60 down to Rehoboth In
q few days to help locate 1t. l would
like the public Interested In the sue
cess of Rehoboth to hear Of this In
order that those who wish to improve
or bald cottages there may do so with
the assurance hat the railroad 10 to
run within very short distance from
the beach, and that the Railroad Com
pany intend to give us many advsnt-
ages that we have not had hitherto.
l feel satisfied that RehobOth will
take . fresh start, this season, and.
with its present reputation of being
one of the best watering places in the
country, will soon be formidable
rival to those that are more fire.
quented. Very respectfully,
VIM. BRIaHr.
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LIEBIa co. coca nrrr = -:

ever used or prescrihed ~ .ning hsys
=. SuqLLoN, M. D., Physic,oir Professor
Iron Cross, etc. nnight OF ihs
marIs,,d,s ne en-. g. oi M ihe Coca borders unoD :,
Gated by scientists fnndont,y authenti.
would be aitoge her beyoSd IN, veraeiiy
Dr: VIM: y. sEARLE, Brook k,valel says
IL Is invaluable in head sa MY.
weakened memory, disrlnaa. AIeetons,
nation OF blool 10 the head. sIsk oaelesrml' aeDs
vouo headseoe. Also highly beuesss,.s e Hs.
forms Il bear. d disease .as heart # and other
drJpstoal affections, paraivsis daeuralEia,
monthly suffering and biIionsnsspepsla,
apr2 81
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5000 KILLED OR INJURED.
AN AWFUL sAcRIEoR BIZ EARraouAK

AN AWFUL sAcRIFoR BY EART8ouAKK.
CoEsTAETIsoPLE, April "A strong
shock of earthquake NJ Chic, In the
island OF that name, yesterday destroy
cd many houses and seriously Injured
nearly all which were left standing.-
Later detail say that many OF the inha
lants were killed and that the remain ndeT
are ebcamped In the rields, Mapy a,
The neiehbonng villages we're destroyed
DuriuR the panic which snsued III.
Eastern Telegraph Cempany's Office wa
DiliAged. Shocks were also felt In The
island OF svra aud at Smyrna, but no
damage Is reported The effects were
also felt at Ssssme. and the number of
who we're killed aud injured Is estimar.
ed 81 5000. The shock was also fall
at Carasto, Eubola aud at Timos. A,
syria one house fell.
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DR.. -HAYDOCK'S
vITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect Of tails panssss..
az prepared by Dr. hAydoak, upon -
kidneys and Urinary organs 10 Hilnosad w
parallel In the history oil msdicins .s s.s
lls results lar beyond any OF shs ksng ns...
rsmedlsa OF the day. ltslimuiates ~ -
the DsDllitatsd, and 10 inAlllDle 0s
cure Oh Diabetes ia It's worst form, ,,.
One trial of q tsaspoonfui In 81
glass OF water will oonyincs the .s. Mvs
sEsptioal wlthin trom Ten TO sWsh1
utss.
In ali diseases aasctins thsss erssas.
whstnSr tnsy sscrsls TOO nusn OF ~ 49,
tie water, or whstusr they 0s M
with sUons or gravel or with ashs "a
palms - lied Ia Lhs loins over tns
oi The kidnsXs
HAYDOuKR RIDMEY PAbAOAA
Win sivs almost immsaiats rsnsi. -. n,s.
Ali oIusr means have failed. Ins ssrs
powerful existing medicine lor Wv AZ.
oi female compiain1. FlRy ynsdf
psrIeDo, lncon .sstAbiy prove mis- ~, n,t %
unrivaIiss Tor the dlsOruers lno.os,6 q
tks female Asx. NO family ssos .aaos
without IL, sua IL may be tAken swhsa
aud old, ~ IL will restore hsAn
every other means prove unsaosnala
10 the aLoinAsn We trAos uysp.ll ~
headache and general dspillN .ss.p
| liver uIIs, Jaundies and yellow nnn,p.
the he els, dlArrhosA, dyssntsry. oVu, snn.,,
patton, piiss aud nslula; W shs shs,on,IA
| consumption, etc.: W the plooo, Hj
scurVy aud ala cnLaneous cru a..1d nara
Gseping Lnsse organs sna w. d.IS sns ~.
Anu keailhy we may safely osy - nj
| tacks d diseaAs. aud NO msdii III
| prepared Ior tlIls purpose can s9's
| action Of
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THE SHIP CANAL.

The Baltimore Board Of Trade dis
cussed the ship canal bill, yesterday,
and under suspension OF the rules
appointed Messrs. s. p. Thompson,
George b. Frick, Samuel Eccles, Jr.,
German II. Hunt and George U. Por-
ter were appointed oommi tee to CO.
operate with the Merchants aud Man
ufacturers' Association in pressing
the Importance of the matter before
the Delaware Legislature. The COM
mittee went TO Dover.
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HAxDOCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA'

AEAh WHAT 1b bAiD'
1T haA nlAds me new man. .-.asA
abr. naydook's PAnacsA haS
nay weight fifteen pounds. ,.host IL fos
my wife wouId not be WisHo
any msney." Iansluss
"uur little boy is much petsSi'
QUE dollar for another hottie.
Il nnd IL 81 easy 10 taks ss ma..,lsz this
We have so.d tnlrtesn g sn ssxs
week, aud ahau Want Two eos
N; morning agony I. s0n'-'I'n'
your fAnaose.o .,n
Il Gind IL q splendid sppssisssssi, y i,o,sd with
Amy invmlid or sunefer arits me
any kidnsy disorder who Wih Will. treated
as 10 lhsir complaint, wni w ~, nlost
numansly and klnaIy. ~ - VI, G,ru1s Of
earnest desire 20 inysstigats ,,,nss. II
DiAbstss, and sivs Fsliels.sa Fsliel ~ writs ne
you are TOO poor ls pnrcna@s. W. tIans-
anyway, and your case VIII
dlALA attention.
CAUTION. .i,sa
osssrvs that the signatnfss sf sash
aAya aoak Ii haroas tie meas~
Prles--ons aeIlAr fst large
ssA's l'r hlAi siAs saAYDooE . uY,
aszs- -soaAway, - FssN s~'
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The little son of John Mcbride, liz
ing near Tally's Woods, who was as-
cidentally shot few days age, is in .
precurious condition. -
Some emigrants, lately arrived in
New York, are being employed by the
Ii. & II. Company, principally as
cabinet makers.
Mr.. Robert Clifton, of FELTON,, who
since the fall from his horse last Wed
nes1ay has been uuconsc GUS and in a
cri ical condition, was somewhat i'm
proved yesterday.
Alexander Mcdonald, living neal
Riyerview cemetery, who was recent
ly injured by Oakley named Tobias
WAS out riding yesterday, and is feel
ing much better. Tobias has left III,
State, aud is somewhere up In Penn
sylvana.
The contract for building in this
city large steamer to run between
Baltimore and Colchester Beach
has been cancelled because the boal
can not now be built in time for the
next season.
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Fresm Yesterdays Late Eaiaass
JAMES E. BLACKS DEATH.

James Edgar Black, who died At the
Revere House, III Boston, on Saturday,
was Al years old, and q native Of Fair
field, Kent county, Md. He was the only
son Of the late Maj. John Gustavus
Black, OF Smyrna, Del. Maj. Black was
alss born at Fairfield, aud was married
In 1888 to Miss Alpbonsa Cummins, Of
Smyrna, a relative OF the late Bishop
Cummins, OF the Reformed Episcopal
Church. During the administration Of
President Lincoln Mr.. James L. Black
WAS in the Treasury Department at
Washington. Some years ago lie went
to Maine and engaged in the Ice bust
ness, amassing considerable fortune;
subsequently, he removed to New York
city, and conducted the same business
at various points on the Hudson river.
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"NEW TANGLED NOTIONS"

may not work injury 20 The people
when they relate to matters or little
consequences, hut when entertained ~
to what We shall take W heL afflicted with
serious disease they mag lead TO dear
experience. Don't, therefore, tribe with
diseases OF the blood manifested BY
sruptions, blotches, scrofu lous and 9th
er aweiiugs and grave symptoms. but
take tnat well tssted and efhcac! Qua
remedy DIR. .Pierce's Colleen Medical Dis
covery-the greatest blood purinsr Of the
age. If the bowels are very costive use
also Dr. Pierce's Pellets (littie sugar
coated piils)
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MURDER MOST FOUL,

Nsw YoRK. April A Cincinnati
specia fronl. CsEneltion, Ind, says old
man Ricuard Welch, living At Derby
en- Friday saw hia son "Mopp watching
MIN as he entering tbs house of his
paramo our, and he shot five Tines At. hi
son, missing him. On Sunday "Mont'
and bis mother, who had been consulting
lawy or about proceedings against tnt
old man. met him on the road, when be
drew re volvsr and said, "Ons Oh Ut
mast de-" Mont" as once also drew his
pistol and firsd three shots, one pi erciDl
his fathers brain, another his heart, ant
iAs third his abdomen. The son an,
mother they coolly walked OF leaving
sAs old man iyins In tho road.
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GREEKS IN ARRAY.
ATHENS, April 8, 1881.

The military review Of the Greek
forces, which had been fixed for the 9th
inst, was held on Monday in The pres.
ence OF the King and Queen, the royal
family and 5000 spectators. The King
presented new colors to the various reg
iments, and expressed his qualification
ut the bearing of tue force. Foreign
military critics present were astonished
At the rapid progress in the training OF
the troops. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
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MEDICAL DEPA ARrnENr.
STATE UEIvERsITY or Iowa.

ar ~. IOWA IITfl IA.
san endorse II As the best prepare.
ten OF The kind have eve used. N,
pnysi iA1 can AFFORD 10 do without It, ;
ssays :. froieaaor A. q. .CoWPERTH w Ate.
IN. d., M. ID. professor Of Diseases o.
omen, &c.l. of the LiehIg Co.'S ArnI-
Gated Extract OF Witch HnEel. Cur..
remale Weak less and Periodical Suffer.
ing, l, I,eucorrho =, Exhanating losses ol
Counterfeits.
sod IN fifty cents and dollar aisss.
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TWO BELOW ZERO.
TORONTO, Ont, April S. 1881

TORONTO, Ont, April 5. 1881.
The weather still continues unusual
ly cold throughout Canada. At Ottawa
to-day the thermometer registered 2
degrees below zero.
A severe snow storm, with heavy
gale, has been raging throughout the
northw. stern portion Of Ontario all day.
The roads in many sections arc i'm
passable. ..--..#
MONTREAL, Que, April y, 1881.
One of the keenest nights frosts OF
the season was experienced here las;
night.
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THIRD EDITION
5000 VICTIMS OF THE EARTH
QUAKE AT CHIC.

ATHENS, April 6.-The Government 10
sending . number OF surgeons and some
money 10 Ohio, 70 relieve the over,
whelning distress caused there by the
earthquake on Sunday. Three thousand
10 still maintained as the estimated mum
ber Of persons killed and wounded.
CoHsrANTIxoPLE, April 6.-The
latest accounts from Chic estimate the
number of victims at five thousand. All
the foreign men of-war stationed al
Smyrna have started for Chic. Gen
Longstreet, the United Etatas Munster
has ordered the corvette Galena to pro-
eeed thithar with succor for the sufferers.
A despatch to the NeWs from Vienna
announces that thirty villages In Chic
were destroyed by the earthquake, and
10000 people are destitute.
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The STANDARD in Its financial column
states that $4,000 In gold, principalls
from private sources In Holland and
russian, were obtalned yesterday Tor
sni nipmentto the United States.
d. Tirard, French Minister of Com.
merce, Yesterday dresented to the Senate
me customs Tariff bill, az amended b.
h que nam Der ofDeputies. After urgency
had bssn voted for the hill II was
referred 10 the Tariff Gommittee.
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FRvnR AND AGUM.
rLBAsANF VALLEY,
10 DayIess, Co., ILL.,,
March 3lst, 1879.

Oh. PIERCR, BnffalO, n. Y:
Uedr Sir.-I write this 10 inform you
that my child, one year old has bsen
pei rmanentiy cured Of the fever and ague
in weeks time by the use Of but half q
bottle of Jour Golden N ed Gal Discov-
cry. NY wife, q long sufferer from liver
complaint and bihousDess, by the use
Discovery and Pellets has been entirely
relieved. ThesDiscovery has never dis
appointed us for coughs and colds.
Yours truly,
aprB st. JAMES SfRICKELG'
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1900 cHINAMEN MAssAcRED.

PANAMA, March ga war of races
has broken cut in he Valley of Canete
where more than two thousand Oh ma
men have been barbarously murdered
By the negroes and Cholas. On ore
plantation six hundred inoffensive men
were murdered in cold blood. All the
cane fields sugar-honses, machinery,
etc., have been burned aud destroyed
aud property TO the value of millions
has beeu lost.
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1857 Prizes, amounting gto...........sliO.AO 40
kesponsIble corresponding agents want.
satiou Will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders BY or.
press, or Registered Letter or Money
Order by mali, addressed only TO
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or Nj. A. DAUPHIN al
No. 3iy broadway, New York.
All our GrandExtraordinary drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals q. 4. Beauregard and
JubaJ A. Early.
martL Pta wbwNv
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REPORTED STRIKE.

1t 10 reported that about 100 weAv-
ers employed At Riddles mill, struck,
yesterday, on account OF personal diff
ticulties with one Of the forsm ~.
Frank Fowler. They declare their
intention of not returning until the
obnoxious foreman is discharged.
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The proprletors OF The Trt. Weekly Stoy.
u New Castle would like some infer.
nAuon OF the man who represents him
'elf as canvassing the cisy In behalf ~
ous paper. Any one knowing ths
whereabouts OF this individual will do
ls . faVer oy letting US know immsIi.
ately. Address
Hermann & Go.
Marriages nave Increased an
fnee young men have learned of ~.
sootning eject OF Sines' Tar, Wild Gs.sry
md HoArhound upoa babies, Yeuna nnay
you Keep bottle on hand for Ar emssi
. climax. enin4 70
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SPECIAL FROM NEW CASTLE.

The $500 pro ble IN Is freely discussed
among the citisens OF this place and Il
denounced by all who know anything of
the matter. We speak thu, because the
deb. was proposed without calling q reg
ular meetl ug of the ciuz.ns of this cit,,
to decide upon The plausi bi ity OF it's GO
ing in debt. New Castle has kept free
from any floating debt thus far, and hs,
steadily improved ever since the Della
ware iron Works have been In opera.
tion. Let her keep on IN like manner
and pay as sue goes is the cry of all.
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SHIP CANAL ACROSS FLORIDA.

JAcKsoSvILLE, Fla, April GA
company, consisting Of Hamilton
Disston, VIM. c. Parsons, VIM. l..
Elkins, John L. HilL Edward w.
Keene, Albert b. Linderman, VIM. FL.
Wright, Robert e. Rogers, Samuel FL.
Grey, VIM. s. Stokeley, L. A. Protois,
A. r. K. Spoford and ]. Coryell, has
been formed, and Q charter obtained
from the State Of Florida, to construct
q ship canal across the State. The
route will be by the way of the Caloosa-
halches River, Lake Okeechobse, and
thence to the Atlantic Ocean at or near
the mouth Of the St. Lucie River.
Capital. $50, ,000, 900. This is substan-
italy the same company having che
contract with the State to drain Okee-
chobee Lake. They will begin work
at once.
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TIE NEW REFORMED CHURCH

The faction ofthe Reformed Episcopal
Church that supported the pastor in their
recent church trousles, have decided tO
purchase from Mr.. Henry Evans the old
West Church property, at Eighth and
Monroe streets, and hold services there.
The sale will be eff cted ts-morow
price, $4,000.
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WALL STREET Y YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were weak and feverish. Money loan
ed on call at 8 per cent. as the ruling
rate on stock collateral. Southern State
bonds had g boom led by Tennes ,ee
sykes" Governments were strong.
Foreign exchange was steady and quiet.
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- - -
THE COLD SNAP.

DANvILLE, Va, April 8, 1881.
Last evening the weather in this re-
gion became bitterly cold. The thor
mometer this morning at six O'Clock
stood at sS degrees, and quantities Of
ice formed during the night, covering
the streams and ponds. 1t 10 feared
that the whole fruit crop has been
ruined.
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FOURTH EDITION
Aaa, sasasns scr Ee.say.

For tho Middle states, fair weather
south OF New York, and light snow In
che northern portions, with northwest
to voushwest winds during the day,
rising followed by falling barometer
n I'd slight rise In temperature.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-06
GENERAL FoRlGN NEWS,
LoNpoN. AnrlIk. IRA1

DR.. Gang glsbaueT, abbot OF The Benr..
Aictins Monastery OF Ksremsmunsret,
A0elria, has been appointed Archbishop
OF Vienna.
A dispasch from Durham to the Dolly
Telegyddh says.-"A secret in the con-
vsnGion with the Boers forbida sue British
O., occupy Ling's Neck"
The daily gazette., 1881-04-06

NOTlCE.-Dr. KHns's Great Nerve
Restorer isthe marvel OF the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped ffe-.-
Send to 031 Arch Street, Philadelphia
oct 2Q-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-04-06

LARG RsT RETAIL STOCK OF Ii osIERY AsD
Underwear In America. Cook BROTHER
Nos 40. 81 and So NORTH EIGHTH STREET
PKILA ADRLPHIA. All orders will have
prompt attention. tan2O- -wIyspnr,