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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-19
Monday, septemher I'll, IssI,
Chancery Sale of Real Estate

No. 1886, R-Chanctrv Court Of Shelby county
-Sallie Taylor VS.. Hattie Taylor ct AZ.
DY virtue of IN intarlOcutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day
of July 1881, NJ b %, page $50, l will sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder in font
Of the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse
of Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, September 3, 1851,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county. Tenn,
tQ-Wit;
Being the western portion oflot No. 10, Of F
W smiths subdivision, fronting SIS feet on
the north side of st. Paul street, and running
back north about LIS feet, and bounded on the
east by the lot sold by VIM NJ Smith, aGin r,
etc., Of 5 w Jefferson, 10 LiEgie jackson, on
record in Shelby county in book 81, page n.
Terms ofSale-Un credit Of six an | twelve
months, purchaser executing note With ap-
proved security, lien retained, redemption
barred.
This August u, 1881.
r J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Bigelow Al u, solicitors. ~ las 1912
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COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFF1oE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. August 10, 1881,

MEhPHIs, TENN, August ~ 1881,
While meats, bread and feedstuffs
are excited and are rapidly climbing
toward old war time values, bonds,
stocks and other monetary items of
speculation and investment are droop-
ing or inclining downward Govern
ment bonds dropped ! to } per cent
yesterday, closing weak last evening
at from to l PER cent below prices
of last week. The As are now 1l5!,
the AIS 49,, the 5s 1917 and the 6s
1919. Tennessee State .6s are also
lower, quotations being down to 70i
for the new and 7l3 for the old series
Speculative railway shares declined
yesterday, and closed from J to 81
lower, Memphis and Charleston and
Nashville and Chattanooga being
prominent in the downward move
ment. The latter closed at s. and
the NJ. g. G. at 744, against 84 ten
Gays ago; L. & N. closed at 99l,
against 1O3 ten days back, and Mobile
and Ohio is down to 273, against 36 a
short time since.
With other money markets dis
turl,ed, local finances are quiet aud
easy. Capital is in ample supply, with
a moderate demand for mercantile
discounts, rates ruling from 6 to s per
cent. Merchants are, however, eau
tious about spreading out, or extend
ing credits, aud are rather indiSposed
to open new accounts. In fact at
several interior towns, storekeepers
have ceased making advances, and an.
nounce their books as closed for the
season. A short Cotton yield is the
incentive to this action.
Exchange is steady, with slightly
impro we'd offerings of Eastern. Rates
among the banks are par 70 lc dis
count buying and ic premium selling
for Eastern. and par selling or lc dis
count buying on New Orleans.
Uncurreut local securities are
n
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Truasae's Sale.

FINDER and by virtue Of a certain trust
" deed to me executed. Of date the I'd day
August, 1876, and recorded in the Register
office Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in Book
No. ll3, pages 1856 and following. to which
reference is hereby made, l will, as trustee
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PULLMAN'S PALACE
Drawing Room or Sleeping Coaches
And go through to
Niagara Falls, Saratoga or New York.

This cannot be done by any other route, Ms
no other road runs through cars or Palace
Sleeping Coaches to or through any place on
LAKE CHAUTAUQUA.
The visitor to Chautauqua who stops OF
Lakewood. is net cut off from the outsid,
world. but has the same railroad, postal ana
telegraph facilities as at home By eayint
Cincinnati st 800 pm, you are landed a.
by leaving at loo pm, you reach Lakewood
next morning of SGD.
Hotel rates at Lakewood are from SO to 81
per week.
TICK h,TS to Lakewood and return, and
AANnI ~ to Niagara Falls and return,
good for stop-over at Lakewood, are now on
sale at Offices of connecting line. West and
South, good for return until September 30.
GEORGE p. HllMPHRI s,
southern Travelling Ageut, Atlanta, Ga.
D. COOPER, W. b. sHATTU0,
Gep'l Superintendent 9enl Pass. Art,
65t Cleveland. o. Cleveland, o.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
For further information, write clearly, Civ
ing full address. Send orders by express OF
Registered Letter, or Money 5rder By mail,
addressed only to
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LAKEWOOD, N. Y.

7N0 THOSE WHO SEEK REST WITHOUT
4 stagnation, pleasure without excitement,
the delights Of rural life without its inconVe-
n.leences, and the added charm of dwelling be-
side a large body of water, Lakewood reoom-
mends itself strongly to favor. A more beau
ttul spot would be hard TO find. Yithits
picturesque cottages surrounded BY trees; its
velvet lawns slopinE down to the Lake; the
church with IFS spire; the great hotels with
IN the foreground, it presents perfect picture
of rural loneliness.
LAKEWOOD, originally called s'Lake
view, from the extensive view of the Lake.
and its surroundings to be had irem this
vicinity, is directly on the line of the
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SATURDAY, Sd bay Of september. IssI.

sell at public outcfy TO the highest bidder for
cash the following described real estate, situ.
ate, lying and being in the 18th Civil District
county Of Shelby, state Of Tennessee, and
more Particularly described as follows: A lot
in the II W Hills subdivision, made in Nav
1856, adjoining, and near the southeastern
limits Of the city Of Menu his, beginning al a.
sake the northwestern corner u Lucille and
suzette streets; running thOnee west with tbe
north side Of Lucille street Us one hupdrs5
and thirty feet to the southeast eorDsS al
Catharine Lakes lot; thence north al right
angles with Lucille street III 42-lOO) one hnn-
dred and seventy-one AZ 100 feet 10 a stake.
thence at right angles with said last line east,
Wardly (lSO) one hundred and thirty feet 10
SuEette street; thence southWardly with Sn-
zette street Q7l 42-lO0l one hundred and sew.
enty-one a 100 feet to the hssinniag, being
the same conveyed to said M l. BSIlev tS
James I and Sarah 4 9m .thwict. -
Upon this lot there is a very nice residence.
nearly new.
Sale will be made between the honrs Of p
ana pm, at the southwest corner OF Main
and madison streets, IN the city OF Mempais.
Equity OF redemption waived and pureh -
er's title to DO absolute. little has Seen az
amlned and pronounced good, but / sell n
trustee only. VIC MCCLURE. Trusfae
Wright, Folkes K WRIGHT, Attys. 1881
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LOTTERY.
Louisiana State Lottery CQnlalI

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur-
reserve fund of over $4,000 has since been
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made part of the present State
Constitution adopted December I'd, Al , 1879
ITS Grand Single Number Draw.
scales or postpones, LOorst the following
distribution:
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The Shortest and Quickest Route
rs Thu
Panhandle & PENNSYLVANIA Lime

The management confidently invite at
tention to {. its Superior Equipment.
Through Car service, and quick time
The Scenery en- route is justly celebrated
tor Its variety and surprising beauty.
Dining Stations at Cincinnati, Indianapo-
LIS, Columbus, Pittsburg, Altoona and
harrisburg are in charge of well known
caterers, VINO have contributed in no
small degree to the popularity of tho
Panhandle and Pennsylvania Line with
the travelling public.
Purchase tickets by the Ga- Pan-Han..
die and Pennsylvania Line, ~ssN on sale at
all Railroad Ticket Offices in Mempbjs
Mobile, Nashville, New Orleans, and
throughout the South.
sIDNEYB. Jones, Gsu'I sOuthw. P. Au't,
Northeast Corner 4th and Vine streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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N. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.

or M. A. Dauphin. at
No. 2I2 Broadway, New York,
or ID. l.. Gillespie,
No. West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
ALI our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
Gems. G. T. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
Notice 10 the Public.
The public are hereby cautioned against
send1' any money or orders 10
NUNEN a. CO., S3 Nassau ST.. New York
Oity, as authorized by the Louisiana State
Lottery Company TO sell its tickets. They are
flooding the country with bogus clrculars
purpOrting to be of the Louisiana State Lot
terS Company, and are fFauduleatly rep.
resenting themselves as it's agents. They have
no authority from this Company to sell its
tickets, and are not its agents for any purpose.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Pres't Louisiana State Lottery Co.
New Orleans, In July4, 1871. w&I9
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New York, Penn. & Ohio Railroad,
Formerly A. & G. W. R.RD.

A"ASAAJ n u u W n. hsls
On the southern border Of Lake Chautauqua,
The through New Yerk. Niagara Falls a
saratoga Express Trains pass directly through
this beautiful and popular resort, and am
trains stop regularly at Lakewood Depot, 10
deliver and take on passengers Conductors
through tickets, whether reading good for
stop over, ornOt. This should be- understood
a. giving passengers the right to reach Lake
wood in through cars, and when they are
right into one of
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Trustees Sale

Under and by virtue of two certain trust
OF date 18th May 1876, ecorded in theRegister'
office Of Shelby county in book No. liz, page
l4l and following, and the other Of date 18Th
October, 1916, recorded in the Registers Office
Of shelby county in book No ia, page 265 and
following, will, as trustee therein named, on
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DIV. CALDWELL, WI O'BRIEN
Gen'l Mgr, Genl P. &T. AT
columbus, U. Columbus. D.
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DRAWING Room SIaelilG Cars

Through without change from Louisville.
CINCINNATI, st. Louis, and indianapolis
to Columbus, Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Phil
a4dGelphs, New York, Baltimore and
Washington City. ~
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Revelations. This power still sonfronts
united Eur0pe.
The above calculation may be stated
tlu., 1900 minus 1860 equals 1910 minus
40 equals $40 plus 1850 equals 1880.
What more prophecy have we ON this
"Then lifted up mine eyes, and saw,
and behold four horns. And said unto
the angel that talked with me, What be
these? And he answered me, These are
the horns which have scattered Judah,
lsraei and Jerusalem. And the Lord
showed me four carpenters. Theu said /,
What come these'to do? And he spake
saying, These are the horns that have
scattered Judah, so that NO man did lift
up bis head; but these are come % fray
them TO cast out the horns Of the Gen
tiles, which lifted up their horn over
tne land OF Judah TO scatter it'-Zech.
!; 18-21.
The horns or Kingdoms that scattered
Israel were Babylonia, Persia, Greece and
The four carpenters that will fray them
and build and restore Israel must also be
tour kingdoms. They win probably be
Britain uncluding oursolvesl, France,
germany and Russia, even the initial
letters OF their names corresponding
With those OF the horns; for the English
OF Persia 10 Tairystan.
From present appearance 10 looks rs II
united Christendom would soon be hurl.
ed against the united infidelity In the
great battle OF Armageddon.
w. r. Quincy.
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Amusememts.
|MY PARTNER NEXT TUEsDAY
NIGHT.

nay PARTNER" NEXT TUEsDAY
NIGHT.
"A The next performance at the Grand
Dpera House will be on Tuesday even
hg next, Jan. 1lth, when "My Partner"
Iill be presented by Aldrich Il Parsloe's
pmbination. or the play and the COM
euy, the New York Dispdteh says:
The play is from the pen Of Mr.. Bar =
by COmpbell, and Is strong alike in
ery aud incident, and there was every
bssible indication Of q most prosperous
ln, and very large amount Of admlra-
on and popularity In store for 1t. 1t 10
four acts, and Its action occurs right
nder Mount Shasta. Louis Aldrich, a.
oe Saunders, gave an impersonation
pen eHcelling his famous one Of the
PSrIsn in "rhe Danltes," and was
Datural and accurate In his dslineation
eVey Characteristic connected with Il.
NJ. Henry Crisp, as Ned Singleton, was
the early part SLOW and easy, but In
be scene Immediately following the
hurder, his expression Of face was q
nasterly act OF death representa- ton. and
Phowed an artist Of true fdsliiy 10 the
part In oil caSes. Mr.. j. W. Hague is
evidently an actor OF rare attachments.
And his Josiah Serdg0s was In many res
poets marvellous one, his shading and
colorlne Of the villain being also yery
finished; and Mr.. Charles T. Parsloe
gave an idealization Of 3 Chinaman that
was sample Of tasteful lIfs-picturlng.
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ing that part Of the Governors Mes.
sage relating TO the Farmsrs' Bank
House members CahalI, Jones and
Townsend.
An aot 70 provide for the snr6ilnsns
OF the militia, for the orRanisation OF
sne volunteer militia and for the public
defense.
Gan act to amend See. ~ or chap. 90 OF
the Rev. Code Of 1852 ~ amended and
published In 1874.
An act 70 incorporate she German
Library Associations Of Wilmington,
s.An act TO renew and continue In force,
an act entitled "Au act 70 iueoi ,rate
she Saint Mays Beneficial society ol
the city OF WilmipSton," PASSED at Do
Yer Jan. 22, 1861.
Az 40. % amend Sec. II Of chapter 90
and p1blishsd In 1874.
An act 10 amend Bee. 40 OF chapter %
OF the Rev. Code Of 1851, % amended
and published In 1874.
An aot 70 amend chapter n OF Vol. IA
OF the laws OF Delaware, emitted an
act 70 amend chapter $50 OF Vol. Is OF
the Laws OF Dsiaware.
Mr. Townsend gave nstics that o
Tomorrow or some future day he would
Introduce On act entitled An a,t for the
porchuss Of books for poor children In
the Sta.e.
Mr.. Robinson oGersd q petition to be
read from, Harbe-on Hlckman aud eth
ers OF School District No. Of Sussex
equity praying for stock law.
1. N. Williams offered resolution to
have printed 2,00O.copics OF the report
OF the Superintendent Of Free Sch 5os;
cOncurred In.
The Clerk then read the report OF the
state Treasurer.
HoUsE-AyTHRNooH SESSION..
Mr.. Bradford gave notiss that on some
future day be would introduce the fol
lowing act:
can Act 10 renew and continue ln fJres
an Act entitled, An Act 10 incorporate the
Saint Michaels Beneficial Society Of the
city OF Wilmington, DelRwar are, passed at
Dover, Jan. 70, 1851"
The Speaker gave notice that on Mon
day he would announce the members OF
the standing committees.
Mr.. Register offered resolution that
i've daily papers Of each sheet printed In
the State be supplied by the clerk.
DIR. Tomlinson offered q resolution
that upon objection OF any member TO Q
measure that action would be referred
to another day.
On motion Of Mr.. Bradford 1t was to-
bled for further consideration.
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AROUND THE WORLD

ed 4 IN ,Atne me that is world. wide and acor,.
musa ~ , me short space Of fsv "v9u'I- Sn
SDr, P,a.us IIus merit for Its sunpor, "
ERainat toIce's Family MedIcinap
dr. ~ such fame, aud the I,ra, nave
|ths s,. ~. ms Golden Medical D,scosa.o ot'
his sptsatesl blood purlfier Of tbs tbSovery- "u
ans! s Pleasant PurRatlys Psiis, sRe-ior
tion-woou Piiis). his Favorite PreSo,, y .
remd,o%ans remed,aa% best frisnd-and osha.
Of ths NJ wpecama so great shat 4 br"neh
estahWs worlds Dlspsnsarv has A
their SUED In London, Enoiana on
they ata hhuIacture. From tbis d.,
and to go rs hsnhiPped TO every oar, on Fn,oppo' po'
and 70 me East ladies' Ch,Ds europe.
ho,h Other countries. Thn,A' Japan
fectIy snos. AND South America II ps,.
WorId'. 'mons imons and increases vas,lg lel
ton. DspsRsary Medical Assoi.
Great Rn.ors, RpIistors, Buffalo, N. " Snr
Eng. ''Si' street Buildings, ,London ON
OANTAE, oass Go. Ind.
Or K. v, PIKpc. Feb. 2slh 1879
my te.tsmomn! ,ake pleasure In writing
your yaIney with othera In reI arS ~
time b"nNo medicine. For \ Iono
lungs ana nn suffered from dissase az ~
found noth,ali used your Disoovsr.
Thapks ,snlng y, that did ma An. S~V
mend II ~ y am relieved and rscc.,-
Jan a., AL Yours trnIv 0n'
Y MARY KENNEL.
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WHA7 images do associate with the
Christmas music as see them set forth
on the Christmas treep An angel speak
Ing to q group Of shepherds In field; .
baby In manger; solemn figure, with
beautiful lace, raising dead girl BY
The band; the same In a Atempest, walking
on the water to ship; again, with Q
shild upon his knee eAnd other children
around; again, restoring sight to tho
blind, hearing 70 the deal, health TO the
sick, strength to the laas, knowledge 10
the ignorant; again, lying on . cross,
watched by armed soldiers, thick dark
ness coming on, the earth beginning TO
shake, and only one voice heard: "For-
give Them, for they know not what they
dol-[Dicksns.
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Local Lanes.

my Partner" at the Opera House
tuesday evening, January 11th.
City Council meets in regular ses-
,lon this evening.
a Dill to encourage emigration to
delaware BY exempting colouizers
rom taxation for term OF years 10 to
pe introduced in the Delaware Legis-
lhe amount realized by the fair of
the rroVident Society was %, 1914 30.
Edgar strakosch. nephew Of Max
And Maurice Sirakosch, the great
peratic managers, was in town, yes
serasI' arranging for the appearances
a. My faItner" al the Opera House
The aggregate capacity of the Ken-
soec zee Ice Company's Ice houses Ia
SS,VVO tens, and it is proposed 70 All Al
of them this winter. "
The tug Inca is doing tho towing sor
Hs Wilmington packet lines, until the
np'e''on OF the new tug.
The warm weather. conb;n.a IL,
81 nights rain, is play,na uea aaS with
ith the streets. Some OF the an,," novoc
re miniature rivers. cutters
Dolion M%; III d, Stanton, of the Philadsl,bi.
oice o iorce, was buried In that o;." A
eaterday. Twenty nine msmh. u''y,
ne "ashingtoL s. +. L. Co - "
no, n.y., Sl which deceased was q msmhor s
ttended the funeral. smoer'
me = Legislature is starting to vorl
ouSiness-hke manner. " WORK
kls - = y, Yandegrift, ESQ.,, of New "a.
~ ls occupying the Law ofBcs w ~ S Sas
In, E,VI'atlve ~. Z: g. Bradford, Jr.' dnr
| the iatter's absence at Dover. 1uf
An engine on the VAN p.,,
blocked traS., raS track. rae Yesterday, and
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TIE STATE DEBT.
ELECTIONS OF oFFIcERs.

The Delaware Regulators, last
night, elected officers for the ensu-
ing year, as follows:
President-James Cameron.
observation-disclosures +. Rash.
Treasurer-Lswis Hartman.
Financial Sscretary-James GAN
non.
Recording Sssrstary-Joseph
Cross.
Trustees-James Cameron, Frank
Kelley, Thomas HAckett.
Investigating Committes-James
Preyton, Neil Mullin, Daniel Gallag-
her.
On Tuesday evening, the follow
Ing officers were elected by Hoposo-
hooking Tribe, No. IT, Improved
Order Of Red men:
K. Of W.-Thomas Dorsey.
9. Of William Woodward.
6achsme-C. III. Bates.
s. g.-A. W. Shaw.
Jr. S.-William Bavlis.
Prophets-John T. Rodger.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06

Twenty-one deaths from diph-
liberia were reported In New York
city during the twenty-four hours
ending last evening.
The Connecticut Legislature met
Yesterday and organized. Governor
BigeloW took the oath Of Office, and
his inaugural message was read. He
reports the State debt to be a, ,967 :
600, of which &677 900 will be due
January l, 1883. He recommends q
sinking fund and the reduction OF
the debt rather than refunding.
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DU MoULIN's BLOODY CRIME,
A FORMER wILMINaToNIAN sTABs TWO
MEM In PHILADELPHIA.

A FORMER wILMINaroNIAN sTABs TWO
MEN In PHILADELPHIA.
Five years ago, one Frank DumoulIn,
OF Philadelphia, was badly stabbed BY
. dssperado named WIN. Reyell. D1
Moulin held . Rrudge against Revell all
this time, and salis6sd Il yesterday
morning, when, accompanied by Dewitt,
john Gray, Patrick, or Pa,sey Dooley
aRd Frank Fox, be went Into Joseph
Burns saloon, 800 Vine street, where
Revell is bartender. Du Moulin saId
10 Burns: "Where 10 that-Reyell?
The latter bearing his name pronounced
came forward from the back Fart OF the
saloon. Du Moulin remarked again, In
haif-drunken tone: "You---, we've
come here 70 kill ou. I've been Law.
Ing for you and I'll give 1t to you now"
he picked up heavy, stone spittoon
and threw 1t at Revell, cutting his face
under the eye A dght ensued, during
which Burns 10 said 10 have made de-
monstrations with revolver In protec
tion Of his alleged sIde-partner Revsll,
bat all 70 no purpose, as the five men
knocked him down and Du Moulin,
drawing knife, stabbed Rsvell under
the right eye, In the neck and In the
abdomen. The assilants then fed down
Vine street. leaving Revell lying In a
pool Of blood.
Shortly Afterwards the gang picked up
up quarrel with party Of young men
going along Vine street, when Du
Moulin stabbed one OF the party named
Wm. Chamber, innlcting Q serious
wound In his left breast. DuMouln
was arrested, but escaped from the
police Fox, Gray and Dewitt we're eap-
nrea and imprisoned.
The wounded men were taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital. Both are 20
dangerously wounded that their re-
cOysry Ii not expected.
KNowM IN WILMINGTON,
or the parties figuring In this bloody |
tragedy, three-DuMoulin, Roveils |
and Patsy Dooley are well known In
this city. Dooley, as junk-dealsr, sa-
loon-keeper and manager OF the Sew
snth street and Second street varities,
will be readily remembered. DuMou.
lin, about six years ago, was bar-ten-
Ter for Patsy and Tom Dooley at their
,al0on on Water street, between King
suo foucus OuEiuB uib stay ueTe ne /
vas tolerably decent aud quiet, though
10 had the reputation OF being .
sknocker." One day he had terri
,le fight wish Patsy and Tom, and
whipped them both, even after he had
mashed his knuckles by landing .
,low intended for Patsy's face against
he hard wall.
Revells, the victim, was Q variety
and for awhile was ''stage-
at Patsy Doolsy's Sew
nth Street Varieties. He was only
Iere about two months.
The Dooleys left this city . few
ears ago, and Patsy has been rum
ing the jank business along the Del.
ware, In Philadelphia. II
DuMoulin, at the time Of his last
rime, had been only six weeks out OF !
rison, whore he had served five years i
Or q murderous assault and battery. :
Il Is expected that DuMoulin and
looley are hiding in this city.
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|ght gaily Sasstts.
FIRST EDITION.
aoIv ONE ILWAYs WINS.

A correspondent invites astention 70
"a fact that II has esen every pe.o !e.
AIRED by the readers OF she leading
Suruals In oil parts OF tns cou1s . sna'
= drawings OF tho Louisiana state Lot.
ry Company, which occur w,n9u.
sr any interruptions 10 ., .nsss asnh Sonsb =,
sW Orlsans, La, and any assertions
aSe over the signature OF M. A. Dan.
Nm. New Orleans, La, or same person
4 No. sl9 Broadway, New YORK City'
"a invariably jusuded by the su.se.
ami action Of the Company. 80 tpM
200 for 81 seems TO be certain nap,
mass ia store for some happy mortal
bme where.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
NOT POSTPONED.

The Young Peoples Musical and
Literary Union, Of the First Presby Ter
Ian Sunday School intend giving thei ir
entertainment this evening", as previous
ly announced. Come and eijey an ev-
enins with us.