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, 1881-06-14
MINING NEWS.
sAH pnASC1scO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Junc io.-MinIng stocks closed


bptefas Dtsp19th tn IHs Chicago Iribunt.
1losw,S. Mass.. Juno l3.-Of tho mtnluK stocks,
DDnnaLZn vas tho tnnst nctIvC. advancing To ;N.
lulHey sulu ut ~. nltu Calumet & fieeta Mt :EW
isus1.lrss ut tho Mining t:xchnuHo WIS lively aud
MutIve, upwards nf u, ,l0U Bhnre4 Ghnngod luuls.
Thero wis Il aerlOuH lecl!no, however. III tho
nctlye stocks. E,npre declining from El to r,
nhnkin from l'n 10 1t0, Massachusetts 4 Now
Cnpreropo!is was Aton'ty nt 1E5. Tho tiHgrcgntr
Bales ut this f]DNr Inst week footed mp lhT,O00
sllnros, or nonry 0,ou 1argsr than tho ilvertue
for tho pnst fHw wCGka.
IL tho 1Ftstsrn Isloeidttd prfya.
DosToS. Juno la.-Allntug stocks closed as fol.
, 1881-06-14

NEW YtKK, 1tl,la H. IL the f.ditur nf ths Kttu
Foth Trttune: hHrc 'Mcn itA'klilK up" tho ltrl-
. to,k-A mnrno sl,llf. usc,l py natives III tho
South sen Islanta u lfutlce al0!Sc for fflxhten-
ln3 clletnles-whu Aoileraty uOn' t trlYhlpN worth
tGsIt.
!t,!q-A termination tlenotinx stnto, condition,
onslFlAx. br progeny.
c""hlthJ~-1he rMr,ny Ut tho aforesaid shell.
Lille
, 1881-06-14
COMMERCIAL,

The following woro thorocoirts and shipments
oflcudlng articles of produce III this uity dur.
Ing tho f0Fty.e9ht hours cnfliug ut o'elouk
Monday morning aud for tho corresponding
ttll4 YQRt AHQt
, 1881-06-14

NIL sHipt,sii lii vs9k, S lhetr ~ ;',n ~ l. tt sa
iiItGf,., thu aiunIill1 cn!IpAret win TuiI 1T
HfA9l,iK GUUI lu, hc. The market %n,ajy anl .t
tg cluse UuF flw Aax. r9ti,le m tl IH,s'v 'v,sss
Gusl lpht stpld ~ d3*6u1 tA 81 aGt. a.,n: M pr.,
fIKssGl Light 1n principally u t.h.',n.i ntt,,
henry nhatty Ut &Lt045a Thu tt"Ehst H., nyrGlt
, 1881-06-14

Our days, Ut rhuuHlatislt,, asrorstlg to an
Illinois exchange. arc we'll nigh numbered.
81. Jhcobs Oh cutters rhuuMutte Tertiary
aud eolHluerS eyury subject. That's right.
, 1881-06-14

Hnvrrhmcnt bands were stnn.rr. III TIT.
rnvN. district of t'o,unhin t,s were ItH It'd ull
I'LL nskea: tho IT'S wtrr in,,. hill un1 ltct'.
nskrA: tlle IA o1stt hid md i1A' n%kml tho itis
ml,4 nskml.
Foreign exchange rlosc,l tluli nt,s quiet. pasted
rates let,lK lS+': md 4sn'.. I'rmp ankrrs' blu.
were 4spi md i'&i'.. For xlXty.nH tSn,,1urrrial
hIs, for ynulnpt delivery +sl.,st ~; delivered
next week. +S1' .GI r.. t,ntin'nth1 exehMs,Nn
wn: stGntly. Sixtt-,tny rn,,lnrrr41 Hills, rr!iM!pt
Stxty-.fay cDintneis'Inl t,tl>s M AntWrrp. tirt.
rrabln prt,n,rt were ~ ~ f1 hcllsertal irSt
month. a:1 shhHsIt. !sANkrrs' bills Gii ttr1llt:y
were Ny fur slxty ,iayh min! ~ for tleti,N'it':
nlhpty.tny cnntnurgiHi hlIls. lLi4ftEHt. sixty
uy cntHllCri1lt, III lml,ker4. ileItvcs1a rltnrt.
EsNGhnt: Autnr, delivered III thrro weeks IkIatdh
Ei. ttntnrrrtmi drawn III, rt,lntttrrninl PARTIES
Wt!rc EA. ffHnkrrH 9tirr+ an tfniHt!l VERT
ME for sixty llny4 ami EH at'H II. III fur rEilailu.
sixty.ny ct,inhlerEInl %u% EiasftElfi III: ticlit-
crtrl next NINTH ~! iGt:s,N-1t. ShnWrs' cx-
chnng0 ut NEW York wns IfG tltArn1ittt.
,f'hlt'htn hnhk HlrhrlupA were eh.,M,.nM. New
pr si.M1 titsrn,,rt. Loans we're 'AeHlerntely
active nt bal7 @,cr rrnt.
Securities wt.rG nut nctltr IN tilu lnch market.
Orders wcrb rceGls I'd from the Enst fnr rity mud
county btlil.!s nntl District Uf EnltMbH :ltti%.
ws Ciii ii not lc tlllel, i>nC lniik ils tstrElI-
Mtch &s.,sRlMD Ut District nt culnnb!n ABta to
Western myers.
On tho thiruHt, Stuck linnrst ttcrn wgre sa!cs
ct tfifctgu. sttwhttkre X II. i'aul q u}. Il ~.
$AMkt. lls..; GhIci,ru. burlington l. Qnency q,
<nMAt, iiaf; $,taAl u1li: $iNAl. H7ii: fsu. Nix;
titAU, A7ai; $a,NN, MA. Tlto foll.'wttiH l,Iota-
ttuns wnrr nude:
, 1881-06-14

ltX TEIIEEItAI'lI,
NEW Ytitsis.

49,, Ap" - - ~, r"s .'"'"ss - 'D"s'
~. ".." = absA' "u"o .e.~4 ~ "et" otusea Q" tno
nIush ~ n1cn"usc WIN ialr'' nttne apec"'a,
o uu'. ~ 'ns s"s's ues1''as ire,'s nasge't IT,;
:tas.a, ou. sapse'i'enl!S ~ feas.e' :4sb!.i. toe
., w. VI .tie' unnol' at.o
uN''. , euou uusius ~" '''1'het llulch'J .ceos'
.. u Uniting to "1toe!l"oh s.es'S a"'Mhce
@ .o1A p'aco' wnlua coh,u'ea "nt,i a.tcs tao soo.
o.n ,ae "pcn H.. .nc nIsnssI siccs .. lho uay
~ ~ ..ou ~ @
~. ,,'..a y. s"o .no,s 'a'Ee" ..oa u ~ eet.
,.''.. .s'. uMc'ie Nas.yM" InN't"noos"' mlssnurl
,t's''. tu onnl ,'m ,u.., ulo ec.,n', "cS'cta
.,'a r".otl' raclto , Ma,,, uteaon NaHlsaaon' anu
.o.."o' ueapuos t"'nusua ouu,na ~ the up
Vs.. 'ao' u,ncs' !" .uu to ..eH''lHn sue apec-
u'nto" % oeea'"o son'e"hnt "eaRof III
sou.' @ uI.e '"o a''Aet e'oseu W. rc-
uetio" Vi u ~ ~ Nn'ouk tuo hlieoeHane-
oun sn.cs' "o'"in'o c"at!csto" was
!ur ~ %"san'o VI wv tuo apohii9'
W. l4,a'ls'e.y ~ ioa w w. nss" cscu NJ re.
soto.S y. -. tno snaten tao't "eA'ae'Y sEaaeu
d. H. MIs' 1,,..!1 ."e,.I' una t"o.io, rno"s"
~, ~ s''' '.MonM""n"s M "cn.vt"'
'n !Mhn Snose. ''ss'r. iao,c. lacno Mli!, hhn
''T @,n ~ osao, ~" ucos ai''nktuu.
.. u. nls' a", Ao' "o'hcu u"''u slaoosl'y
."a"oes .'' sao "",t u"l''n' us.ns !" eeuu
suupr ,'a.i" u. ~" ia..eS " luteeost* ehli
.aa u..'nn ~ nsuso VI neseptnnlo s,ook eoiaatorai
1a.sua ~ hna ~, anu c1ssu NJ iho
o.'et'.ne!it uul' w" nImoss s"ppNea tno'r re-
aauc'aea]s y. "tSo' VIII pht lew transactions
.uess -. 1t!s ;oana "ots '""te" Nv ~e1, No.
Susu's w. 70 ~ '.n ,. e.era' n,,a '"a aa.o ~ tatas
~. ~ ING "'scoun. 'nnrke' pf.e h1cfcslhtno
p"peF s't'c't " ''1t1' 1ne s.t'itn4 oxchahHe
n1atAet optnen "fcnhnRca hs 70 tna nominal
as.N'8 uno'"s'ons' ".l" WIN 'lrh 10. c@nle tsana-
.n, ""s ~ 'nu 4no' 'na. ne@a "ehesoay
] Wm w. en.lllas ,.,, aay ~ Los'on' s'S'S'uay anu
"cn'"'t" ,.0mi' p,''a s "olo '""ls Ftos''S'
lkANCVNN uaOtlKNEtH WtgG lFECkNklc anu uuA0t7
, 1881-06-14

HF'FtH<'
:, Spfrtdt Dapdfth ~ Tho fhffdro Tribune.
ltHrOH. June It.-Thu l1cnl list tu.tIny Wns
futrr nriiyt sir,,ttr .ti yn,tr7llly eht,vitiv M,
.",it.t F,ssl1., .ttn fs,,s, -. p.,s r,,,ntni
M atWlI: n.io lt,M. , ~ ",.H n; " H. W..
MNs "e Hlsitl,h LeHturct anllluH w mt't.e ~ Wy
rnrlt ilrHtitiEA. ntitl INtrr lfItGhl1lE tn nv.
In uthar rtHtsR tho c!,ngra worn. itt.<tnn
Il AI{ny fttiyuftf.fff l. 10 iii: Att.ltfSn M 70
Hsii rCHGlttIH to 1lH1i: Hat,tteky ftivntlt.d 4.
to J!i: Eastern H. toiilai: Flint y. 0:sii: III,
prcfcrrrl =. 10 liz; T.,G,in |, tn iii; tttittnrl
plrrcrr,d ~ to ~; itntun Ile!Hu ri. tn l:s'al;
lnwt Fh4 tlrnnri Il. IL "; t:hIc1t9t. 1titl!lig-
thu Qui1,cy l.i, to iG} Wisconsin Gcitrnl il, IL
Ess.
In binds, Pueblo & ArknNsns il n1vnNcct, from
lsuA tn ~: t,E!!tns'il1r4 u IL 70 lva; hH'lsns
Gity, Ini'ekM WettHrl, az. ~ l.t; !tllrl'l!Hth
" a1s~fl Us til.'sl.tSeiltit' nce'it! i. 70 ua;
Mttnor i'neino y I, y lHt; nnrsi y urto
, 1881-06-14
4sREAI,StrUFFa,

GLOuh-WAs strong aud qulet There wal mod.
aAte deDEhd GOs export and few lats odSsed Ut tho
prices hd tha market hAylnx been pretty wu c1rArod
Of low gEadua ly pr0vtoua purchasing. HalGa wGr1
EepletSd VI ata bsls wlhtoFt purity ut &Ai H1t hsH
und aQ sacks springs u l4a1a tne oatsdp leE pat.
, 1881-06-14

short t.hs. seilss hnXust, clnsss FL y 1&slt lang
!4ids sa5 ~ lnxnil l.'.1x.o4t aaMs. t3Asi swsst-
GrS9!l hAina. saYa aT9faYYs Y s,t4s SO
alurt Faht, 4t3u fHf short 0Nats A$glS0 TOR lAl4,
nit tnnya11h ul1d baEkGu.
nEEf-WAA QulAt nt 4tQ.xA1tl1 fOF hlBhs, $ii,4t4
lliO Tor exsA ui0sa, Asid s2I .akltA1l Tar hataa.
, 1881-06-14

AAtEFptM1a Hle. HfUWH Anchh III
HtsEts-tauyar n.ia tn,Mthy WIZ, rntrt ald slson.
Mmn W" nMy ia.t ntii..na M 81 rsai. i'r!hy Sep;ca
w. sitoiis % n Tho a.lv,;ntt' llnnMr!!n nmt mllt
tnIgN islt'ty ut s!.u fr rn-Ii nd tiO Ariler scp
tonhet: Is car* III x,tne " ~, .l:ps. ths fupss
chr and 10 baEs mrt " tl.irtl 81 tr Ind 10 ckoks
csatl!nM variety, aid t!!ts fur t;urtnsln.
TA1liAjH-MAH qttH Hi!Ay Ill tntIl {c for s1ty st1
k95Mth fur country rendered. with Nh. :. cuuntfJ Il
, 1881-06-14


Thu dkntrict.h EkcfIdiluc says:
Allowing IN reduction trlm tho estimate Of
rcyuEltoS and III llurgnse frun the esttmnlQ or
expenses TOR tho fltlartnr tn Gal JuHs ;U, tho
Western unlon,s abatement shows m fOllOws:
Nut sUyatluea for tic st1 lnuntt.a. S3
DuauCt interest, ehhstrncLlun. purchase Of
patsbIts, 6lS.6o
dividend Of III OIL Q requires, Sh1SXU
~4l.6H
Ino following shnWs tho ranKe OF the active
stocks:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29

CEcOxD-HAyD CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND TIE
- hiyhcgt cash prices PaiS- Alsc. Wstcea @eylary,
Guns. psstn,e Ac. Call az ndoroW 8Ekzo0s - -
street ,.car 2e7rEyivsnia ayes.us. mara
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w ANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-(BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN
w nicely Furnished Room at a reasonable rate be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest Address Box o.
Star Office. 1t.
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WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE.
~ two or three handsomely furnished Rooms, stu
dress Navy" Rockville, Md. stating TERMS which
must be reasonable. ro6-3ft
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Some thirty or forty so-called respectable and
Intelligent citizens OF Brooklyn converted them
selves into asses last night, for the purpose OF
drawing the carriage OF Patti, the singer, from the
concert room To her hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29

Il parties. in the next ten days and on easy terms a
very desirable small Home. in Pretty neighborhood
is two-story and back building, rooms bay win
dow bath. thot and cold water good lot to alley.
with stable, beautiful parking; handsomely
papered and painted yard and stable eoncreted in COM
pete order throughout House by applying at my
Office. Also, several bargains in Lots located north
west, and in handsome residences. W. E. BURFORD.
Real Estate Broker, Ills f street northwest. o29
nor SALE, RENT AND EXCHANGE-LARGE AND
IL small houses in all parts of the city. Call or send
and examine our lists FITCH, FOX l. BROWN, 1897
Pennsylvania avenue. OLA
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CO-PARTNERSHIPS

+ United COMPREHENSIVE
The undersigned do hereby certify that tbev bav.
formed cOpartnershp fer the sale ~ Lea y lay
n nan Of firm Ct AND GEoRGE fes M
WE 1890. no Oils or accounts will be paid
Treasured Once, No 32la Water street. GeorxetoWn.
M M sohN LEEiCH: =. +. BARKER. n. KINS-
LAW NJ
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR E-GREAT CHANCE-A BUILDING LOT.
facing SOUTH one square east OF Lincoln Park at 800
one third cash. balance $40 month without Interest,"
title perfect. Apply at once to NJ. NJ. ROHRER Attor
ney, 500 7th street st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29
TYLER l. CHEWING,

For any of Bleeding Itching liberated or Pro-
trudne Piles that DE BING'S Pile Remedy fails cure
Prepared only by j. r Miller, NJ. d. Philadelphia Pa,
gis.s. nI9-eo9t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29

NOR RENT Two HOUSES, NUMBERS 1912
IL and 1Ol4 10Th street northwest: ID rooms each;
will be rented separately; in prime order. Inquire
at Real Estate Office of l.. NJ. SAUNDERS Bro.
1lO3 street northwest. nS-4w-
nor RENT-THE WHOLE OR ANY PART OF A
H. very desirable and thoroughly furnished House;
suitable for member of Congress or other private
family. 81 Grapt Place. n12-3w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29

Whether Mr.. William F. Chandler would have
made good Solicitor General or not, Acting At
torney General Phillips has demonstrated that
Solicitor General Phllipswas mighty good officer
TO BE- got rid OF, as was proposed by President Gar
neld last spring. At least that much has been
JUSTIFIED by the events OF history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IHOR RENT-A EINE-ROOM HOUSE, SOUTHEAST
Il corner Of and Sth northeast suitable for board
ing house; modern improvements. Rent taken out in
board by the owner. Apply on the premises. n29-N'
EOR RENT-TO A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A
well furnished House in northwest; ten rooms with
bath would take gentleman and wife TO and
hoard. References required. Address PRIVATE FAM
1I.Y Star Office. n29-3t
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH. 141T @ STREET fOPpO-
site Rigs Housed; large rona; good yentilation
ladies' Monday and Friday. not oren Sunday; open
from 70 10. Saturdays ~ baths, 81 tickets 8. 80.
DIR. II. l.. B0yEE. Electric;an. o2O
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN
M ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST.
TH0S. j. FISHER CO,
n26-1m 1924 street, near Ebbitt House.
TT S. CLAIMS.-A SMALL SUM OF MONEY TO
u . advance on approved Government Claims. Ad-
dress ''Claims, ~ care of Carrier 4, City Pc. nl8
MONEY To LOAN,
M In to suit at lowest rates, approved real
estate security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
no 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON REAL ESTATE, AT PER CENT.
NO DELAY.
r. O. HOFFMAN,
NIL 10th and streets northwest.
MONEY TO LOAN.
] have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in
sums Of from 500 and upwards. lowest of
terest.
Charges moderate. No delay.
B. 81. WARNER,
ROWS ZIG street northwest
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LNOR RENT-A GOOD BRICK STABLE ON
Il large clean alley, accommodation for two horse
and carriages, Of 1908 street northwest n263t
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NIVIDEND NOTICE.
IL WILMA CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA.
OFFICE, 80 PINE STREET., NEW YORK, Nov 10 1891
The Trustees have declared from the earnings iiyi
dend of TEN CENTS per share 60 000) the Capita
Stock. payable 10 the stockholders Of record Decem
Der LIST at the office OF the Company. Transfer book
close November 26 and reopen December 2.
n292t JAMES ANN, Secretary.
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NOR RENT-STORE 1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
Il nue. northwest Apply to A. A. WILSON. Room 1,
over Bank Of Washington. n26-3t.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.

This institution was regularly incor-
porated by the Legislature of the State for
Educational and Charitable purposes, in
1888, for tine term of Twenty five
Years, TO whtCL contract the inviolable
faith OF the State is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming
popular VoDe, securing its franchise In the
new constitution adopted December I'd.
A, D., 1879, with capital OF 81 100000, To
which IL has since added a reserve fund OF
over s35O,0O0. Its Grand single Mum beF
distribution will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday.
II never scales or postpones. Look at the
following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
Loo, ,00J TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH.
nATE TICK ErT'sz ONE n0I.I,AR
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
Artificial Teeth.

Some Of your readers may be
glad to know how lll-fitting artificial
teeth may be made to fit perfectly
with little trouble or cost. Even
when quite perfect in the first in
stance they often cease to fit owing
to absorption and loss OF substance
in the gums, which takes place after
extraction. 1t sometimes takes two
years before the gums acquire their
permanent shape orhardness. Get
some thick sheet gutta>percha (the
hardest kind, somo is too soft), cut
two slips about two inches long, and
say half an inch wide. The width
will depend on the amount of mate
rial required, to be ascertained by
experimental trial. Place them in
very hot water until quite plastic;
have the upper set clean, put the
slips lone each side) in the hollow
into which the gums fit; pace them
Immediately in the mouth and clcze
the teeth steadily aud quickly to the
natural position, then AVOID further
pressure until the gutta percha is
quite hard, which will be in four or
i've hours. If properly done the
gutta- pc. cha will fall down over the
ou ,er edge Of the vulcanite; this
should be left along the molars to
keep ii steady; elsewhere pare it off
with a penknife. Ii too lumpy to-
ward the cheeks, etc., pare it down,
also cut 1t SO as to avoid touching
any stumps of natural teeth remain.
ina in the mouth; sharp edges and
roughness caused by pairing can be
removed by holding lighted wax
match to the place and drawing u
wet finger over 1t and replacing it in
the moath. In order to adjust as
above, the gut'a-percha can be sep
arated from the set. The upper set
is very easily done; the lower takes
little more care. Have the lower
set quite dry, and on taking the gut
ta-percha out Of the hot water, ,uch
one side Of it slightly to blotting
paper, then press it lightly into lis
place, and it will stick sufficiently
to enable it get into position in the
mouth. 1t may be found more con-
venient to do one side of the upper
on one one occasion, and the oppo-
site side on another, and similarly
with the lower set. After some ex-
perimental trials, and (which is very
essentially little hardness in
adapting it to the circumstances of
the case, the above would be found
very useful. The gutta-percha
molds itself on the gums, and sits
most comfortably with an even
pressure. The gutta-percha shrinks
in cooling, which should be taken
into account in manipu lating it,
Dent. in English Medicine.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
|GISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
NeW Castle Co., Jan. q. 1881.
II tht Application oiJrmes Hossi myers
lis' ihlor % Sahluel \. Wilson. late
R4lle ClAy Creek lid IN said counIv
zNtd' IL ~ order cd and directed nv
sster that tue Administrator alore-
~ notice Oi tue granting OF letters
hihla'lallOh uuon the estate of tine
~ w., mltn lue Gale OF grautiug there
Causing advertisements to y, nostel
~ uaya rom the date o, huch
-, =, - s'A " lile hlosi public places of
sS','! vi NV Cast le, requiring all
naFihB demands against the es-
f'ea.H' lhe Same or abide by an
nh9eiADly Ia hucn case made and
F. Ahd also cause the same 10 ne
H. MlthiA lpe same period In the
Ii,'',,pN ~, ,t!,'N> hA%LifE, anewspape. pub.
~ "IiLIlhston, and 10 be continued
'i',c week, lw1 mOn.h his.
Il N'Sel under the hand and seal
L =, ptice oI the Register aforesaid
II tv a,,'r -" i'iiilil gtou, IN New CAGtl
~ "'o'c cSalu, tne day and ear above
>. 7. blGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
persons having claims against The
a,,t,e ~ tle uec' lsed must present the
qu,y attesled To the AdInInisirafnr
~ ~ 'pie JANUARY end, lA,2, or abide
- VI Assembly in such case nade
JAMES HOSsINGFR
5ssss Newark, bel N'n'hlSlrAtor'
-law2m,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
the ErrIng.

Restore such an one IN the spirit o
meekness. remem bering thyseii, les
thou be also tempted;
Think gently Of the erripg
Ye know not Of the power
With which the vark temptation came
In some unguarded hour,
Ye may not know how earnestly
They strugg, ,ed, or how well,
Unlil the hour OF weakness came,
And sadly thus they feil
Deal gently with the erring!
Oh, do not thou forget,
However darkly stained by sin,
He 10 they brother yet.
Heir of the self-ssme heritage!
Child the Sc f-same God,
He hath but stumbled in the path,
Thou hast In weakness trod.
Speak gently to the erring!
For ls II not enough
That innocence and peace have gone
Without thy cenSure rough?
1t sure must be weary lot
That sin. crushed heart to bear,
Aud they who share u happier fate
Their chidings well may spare.
Speak kindly 10 the erring
Thou yet may'st win them back.
With holy words and tones OF love,
From misery's thorny track.
Forget not thou hast often sinned,
And sinful yet must be-
Deal gently with the erring one,
AS God has dealt with thee!
Julia a. Fletcher.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
KIDNEY PANACEA.
Hear WHAT Is SAID.

NEAR WHAT IS SAID,
"It has made me a new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
my wife would not be without 1t for
any msney."
sour little boy is much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
~ md IL as easy to take as milk"
1--WE have sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen next
order"
my morning agony is gone-thanks to
II find IL a splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who will write me
as to their complaint, will be treated
humanely and kindly. 1t Is my most
earnest desire to investigate all forms OF
Diabetes, and hive relief at all times. II
you are too poor te purchase. write me
anyway. and your case will have imme-
diate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature of Allen
Haydock In across the mouth of each
bottle.
Price-one dollar for large. and fifty
cents for trial size.
HAYDOCK Il Co,
no2S-eod&wly, ~ Platt ST., N. Y,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
ACKOsTIC.

Palaces and cots, each contain their share
Of woes,
Upon the hliside, on the plain, man has
his friends and foes
The iowl eat mortal that e'er breathed, tho
king upon the throne,
Yields TO his burdens great or small, and
bears them not alone,
On yonder hill O miser dwells In squaiid
misery,
Upon his much loved gold he dotes, ror
for aught else cares he.
Reveling in his yellow store, he heeds
meier heat nor cold,
The Lord protect my treasure rare, he
cries, my pecious gold,
Rob Oed of comfort, heath and strength.
Under the mountains OF his cares,
Seems his burden heavier far than one
who iowiier fares,
'Tis so with all who set their store, on
mortal joys alone thinking,
In grasping these to shirk all cares and
but liie's sweets be drinking,
NaughL comes to man in sunshine, but
has LIS sh ady side.
God IL lust In all His dei ,lngs, IL we but
In Him confide,
Our motto then If honored name we'd
have when placei beneath the g. d,
Do but your duty while you live and put
your trust In God.
AMANDA ROWE.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
NOTICE.

persons having claims against the
9i tue deceased. must present the
lduly attested 10 the eAdlninisratrlx
pelore Jan, IL. 1854. or abide the Act
Pembly ia such case made and pro-
EMMA s. lKAPHAGAN.
49, AdminislratTix,
lress-Christlana, Del.
biz -3weod,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
SIGHTS IN THE HEAVENS THIS
WEEK.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
A series Of coDjunctions OF the moon
with various planets Will give unusual
hrilliancy TO the evening sky this week.
% Wednesday the crescent beauty will
be near Venus; on Thursday Jupiter will
receive call from her; early on Friday
morning IL will be old Saturn's turn, and
on Saturday distant Neptune will
become yet. more dim In the
presence of our brilliant satellite
On Thursday there will be severe Test
of the correctness of astronomical cAlcu.
lations' Leyerrier's tables place Jupiter
on that day in such a position that he
must occult the star known as "73 Pisci,
um," that Is hide the star by coming be
tween 1t and the earth. As q mistake OF
few seconds in tho calculations would
throw the star beyond the planets disc,
1t Is hardly expected.tbe occultation will
take place. But astrooomers will watch
with great interest to see how close the
MISS 3, Ii miss there be-.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
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OR
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WORLD. 1t can be used without regard
10 diet, is pleasant in taste, and better
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IL is no Quack medicine, but stands upon
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owing 10 the fact that the time foa the
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