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The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
From Yesterdays Late Edition.
Returned from sussex.

At noon to-day, the delegation of the
Trustees Of the Poor Of this county, re-
turned from their visit to Sussex Coun-
ty. The party left here on Saturday
morning, and at 2.30 o'clock arrived at
Georgetown, where they were met by
Dr. y. Fl. Richards and G. G. Stockley,
and conveyed In carriages to the county
Almshouse buildings, alb out mile and
q half from town, where the afternoon
was spent. The building were found to
be In splendid condition and admirably
arranged aud conducted.
Afterwards the party returned to
GeoeetowD, and at o'clock, under the
lead OF q. q. Stockley and John W,
Causey, were taken to Rehoboth on a
special train over the j. & B. r. r. Ex-
tension. The party spent Saturday
night and Sunday very pleasantly at Re.
hobotb, and left on the first train this
morning, arriving here at 1910 P. M,
much pleased with their trip.
The party comprised Trustees Daniel
Farra, Milton Lackey, II. ID. Hickman,
James II. Ray, J. W. Coocb, Columbus
Watkins and j. p. Armstrong; Drs. Ogle
and Springer, Clerk of the Peace Coch-
ran, County Treasurer Herbert, City
Treasurer John Guthrie, aud George w.
Humphrey.
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A New Organization.

A legion OF the "Knights of the
Revolution" branch of the Brother.
hood OF the Union, was organi zed in
this city, Saturday evening, by the
election Of the following officers:
President-George II. jackson.
Vice Observation-Disclosures Bossert.
Secretary-Edwin +. Yackley.
Inner Guard-Willlam ID. StaIlev.
Outer Guard-Geo. Ii. jackson, Jr.
The name Of the new organization
is to be 'Lsgion No. 2, knights of
the Revolution" Major o. w, G.
Whitney and Grand Scroll Keeper
William +. Corson of philadelphia.
were present and aided In the trans
action OF routine business. The So
ciety started with twenty charter mem :
bers. On September "a these mem
bers will be initiated. The Knights
Will be drilled foot movements and in
sword exercise. The uniform will be
blue, with buttons plentifully sprink-
LED on the coat, and O white stripe
down the leg /; there will also be a
turnover sleeve to the coat with a buff
surface. The buttons of the uniform
VIII be stamped with the initials aK.
H." The caps will be of blue with
gold band. The entire uniform is TASTY
and very neat. A sword of good ma
terial will be worn at the side.
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General Foreign News.
LONDON, Sept. I3, 1881.

LONDON, Sept. 13, 1881.
The fire in the petroleum springs
in Baku, Russia has subsidized
King Kalakaua arrived at Liver.
pool yesterday. He was received BY
the Mayor.
A thousand copies of q socialist re.
volutionary proclamation have beer
found distributed in all parts OF
Vienna. Two arrests have beer
made.
In the class contest in Berlin yes.
terday Mr.. Winawer beat Mr.. Mason
and Mr.. Blackburae beat Mr.. w.
Paulsen. The game between Messrs.
Berger and Zuckertort resulted in q
draw.
The free conservatives of Berlin
have issued an electoral programme
approving the policy of Prince Bis
marck and demanding a revision of
the law relative to the right of domi-
cile and the introduction of laws
against emigration.
The emigration returns for Livers
pool for the month of August show
that p ,32l emigrants left that port
being 1868 more than in July. OF
this number the destination oils, ,072
was to the United States and 2,968
70 British North America.
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Debate,

AT the meeting Of the Asbury MI. So
eiety this evening, the following question
will be debated:
Resotrcd, That Demostbenes was a
greater orator than Cicero, supported on
the Affirmative by Jerman J. McMullen
aud Mrs. James II. Floyd, and on the neg.
alive by Asbury Burke and Mrs. M. g,
Derrick. There will be an address by O.
n. Leitch and select reading by Hubert
a. hoop and L. l. Adkins. Vocal music
Will also constitute part of the pro-
gramme. The society will hold a tenn
Perance meeting on Monday evening,
SEPT. 10.
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Services Tomorrow.

Special union Services, to be Partici
pated In by persons, of sll denomiDa
items, will be held in St. PaHl's NJ. Z
Church, tomorrow morning, for the pur'
pose OF Offering prayers for the recovery
OF The President. The meeting will pre-.
vail from 10 to II O'Clock
In the Catholic Churches, the usual
. O'Clock services will be supplemented
by SPECIAL services IN behalf Of the suf-
feriDg President.
The Episcopal Churches will also
hold special services, at 10 O'Clock to-
norrow morning.
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Bakers Orsa,,,

A meet ng Of the baker. g
was called for SATURDAY sna OF this civ
Hall being the place ao.st,ening, Sarge,
meeting. AT the time snesisd asnaled for i !
eau the attendance was ee'ued no, in tle
expected. and after some do Ge.a as large a,
verstory conversation, A nerny n,sallory COZ,
ssn,zation y W., was effected bv b'manent INA Or.
OF the following officers 'he election
rnr,esident1Henry Miller
secrs, se.ccrus,,riesident-John e. Stew.,,
Tsaayssc 1TecreLary-lsssc OsIer. '"A'''
Tha TthsasureI-Daniel . F. Kurt,
Inc meeting then adionnri' iuri'
man building. In the Herd
to IL, lneresia ,ps present 'ss time IT Is no, D,o.
desirshls s's .h, .ne price of Ioave. pro proposed
'" 'oAVes Tor uniform 1ari nrios sell uni.
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Personal.

Percy Fowler, Esq, of Dover, is il
town to-day, canvassing for 1.-THE
Child's Guide" a religious work by
by Rev. Or. Fleetwood.
Bob Rosenbum, of the Brick Hotel
Georgetown, came up from the Della
ware Railroad, to day, accompanied
by bis son who is about 10 enter
Delaware College.
Mrs. M. G. Butler left this city lef,
this morning for the West where She
Will spend about three weeks.
Charles Jester left here this morn :
ing for the West for the purpose of
purchasing lot of mules, most OF
which will be used ON the Front
street railway.
Eiss Belle Metz, a niece of RS,
William McCaulley, died at White
Sulphur Springs, Va, ON Saturday
last where she had gone for her
health.
Mr.. Charles Beastsn, late Prothono-
tary, is In the city to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKErs.
We,inssdav. SAM. "a %

Wefinssddy, Sept. 7,5P.A
rLouk Is IN lair request and firm Sales
oizivO barre.s. including Minnesota er-
Iras' az 80 a1zaI for clear, and at o. rs Al
Family at s7ai Is western VdoiA doi do a1tse ss
xaI 75, and Patents at 81 5OaS rs. Rye
-four ie Arm at seas l2X.
GRAIN.-Wheatw was ILa2c. DIR bushe,
hlgner: Sales of 1909 bushels Delsw are
REQ AZ 81 35tkal A.. and $4,000 bushels No,
oc;:. and 81 47ai ~ Nov, Rye n scascs
and nominal, at III for Pennsylyania
Corn higher. Sales of 1900 busheis, in,
ciudlng yellow at 7lo mixed at 09ss0s
steamer At 0sc, and rejected at $50. Al ID.
oPen poara, o.0oO bushels September. sold
~ ~ oSc. ~ was bid for October, and 73l.
, ior November. Oats are quiet. and oca1
lots are lower. Sales of 900 bushels' in
ciuulng white at 491<a5lc and reJertad
ana mfved At 48a49c. At the oman hoard
aec; was Did for Sept mber, ACC. for OCT.
ana w 0. for November. The recei mis-
io,aay 70 any were as follows: 1920 barrels fiour.
M'sU pushels wheat. 81. 600 busheIs corn
l0,oO b b.shels oats, ZIG bbl4, wbisky.
WHIskY.--5ales of w estern iron .bound
are reported atsl Is per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARE UT
MONDAY. Sept. Pm.
Extra cattle were scarce and In demand
at an advance. but the lower Grades are
ouii and weak $50 head arrived and sold
quality. Po' i"'' as
SHEEP were dull and lower. Ia ooo head
arrived and seld at the diferent yards a
Sa515c; caS;, and Lambs at 4a7Ac., per II. As 10
Hoes were in demand at full pr,os.
ssVv head sold at the different Yards !
Chicago. 80
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Local TIME TABLE.
cORREcTED MAY 23rd Igl.

CORRECTED MAY 2Ird 1854.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
Fen PHILADELPHIA.-2.0 I'D SO KY
$40 800, g.lI. y 80. lp.SO. ll.63a. M; h0
sI2.43. AUS, $50. 400, 5.52, Obs, 7.w, aoa
lO.OU %. IN. Sundays,2. 200, Al, $40 s'LnT
5.o0, g. 81 9.3s 1906, 80, lOOp. IN. :,
FOR NEW YORK.-2.U5, 2.25, So, 40, as'
iI.5S a. m; si2. .43. 2.Us. 6.62 b.SS, p NJ
Sundays, 2U5, I'D y. ~, o.62 bS u
FoR BALTIMoRE.-i25l, AZ, w ~
q. Sam. ;i2.55, si.Ot. 4.i5 ,t.5O lO.ol l,I ~
sundays, l2.6i. 2.l2, 40 Lbs a. M ""
ID. m. ,t
FoR WAsnIN0Tok.-I25l, 2l2. iGs 1a
s.ss a. m; lass, 'I.OI. $50 p, m. sun'
days, l2.5I, 2.l2, 4.02, 7.b5 a. M a..
BALTIMORE AND IHrERMEDlAIs ~
TIoNs. -l2.5l, S.SS "a. IN, LOO, tb ~. ~
The 40 p. IN. train stops al way mi
lions .nly betw sen PerryVlliS 'D'
Baltimore. Sundays, l25l a. N IA.
PEkRYyILLE AND IHTERakDIAIh e.
TfoNs.-S.b p. m. iM
300. 6,25, p. m, No Sunday tram, "A.
HARRINGToN AND INTERN EDIArE Ma Ma
TIoNs.-e.35 a. M; LOO, 80 p "'
sunday trains. ava
DELMAR AND INDEHMEDIATKS STAT vs.
-9.36 a. m; l.U5 p. IN. f.
FOR WILMINGTON q NoRTh NJ ~ aun,ay
7.loa M; 800. sos p, m. NOS
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN +. R+J,S ,.sins'
l0-D q. m; 6.35 p. m.i suhdHy -
1880 q. M. and 800 y. m; ,,SnIi)N
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WlLh lHotDsS IN, N,
FROM PHILADELPHIA.--l2 ~ IIp
7.52. SOB; v. 70 a. M, IL m. iL.i': 80
sl.02 80, 435, AL, $40, gu o.ioI ays
500, 40. l0.I6, u.l5 p. NJ saniE w iSE
~ .2.H, Boz, 7 ~. io.lOs. M; u ~ w.
TRANS N ?, FOR o WILMINGTON LEAVE Leave
HILADELPHIA-Bro street pePGI.0 I0
5.O5, 7.dO, 5.l5, 1870, ll.OO li:43 u. "A M gB
B.l6, $50. 40. 5.lO5.l5. 5.4o o:'V, S, svs 10.
1870, Il.30 p. m. sundays, I.oo' o'''
800. 500. e.45. 1000, 30 q, m 20 80
FROM NEW YoRK.-2.W, 3.oz ~, Isn 10
., m.; I2,45, sl.O2, Al, b.iO iV.Gr m
su Iavs &U7, s.67 7.52 a. m. lV,iG yjL
FRoM BALTIMoRE.-l.59.2 IA, son I'M.
M: sI2.4l, 2.U0, $40, 6.3O, s.10 y, n ~ n 10,
days, J.bp, 2.l9 q. IN. 90, o.5o S.oy pSa
Fsoh WAsHINeTos.-l.5e, 2ig, Y Sun.
M, 'l2.4I, z.uO, 8. 46, e.so ?, ~. ~ M,
days, 1859. 2.l9, q, m: 54o. o.99 y n.
FROM PERRYyILLF Only-s:Vo o. l2N
From N NV CAsTIK.-S.4S, s.5o, III, y ~
b.IU, o. p6 Pm. No Sunday TRAN 12N
FROM DELAWARE X. K.-s.so ~ "'
6.O5 y. m. No sunday trains. n. e.
From WILMINGTON NokThI H. nSunday
500 n. m; I2.05 6.45 p. M. NUS
trains, "a 800
FROM DELAWARE WEsTERs X. SiO
q. m, 2.l5. y. la. sunahy u"''
q. tn. and $40 p. m. -
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IN SAFE CUSTODY.
Mutfnous Sailor Lodged in New
Castle Jafl by Us.MarshaI U McMuI-
len after Much Trouble,

. .s.v~s DehsOF A<Ooktu IN New
Castle Jail by U s.Marshai McMuI-
len after Much Trouble.
Antoine Corso, sailor, was safely
locked in New Castle Jail TODAY by
U. s. Marshal McMullen, under the
following circumstances
The prisoner was a sailor ON the
American bark Abbis Bacon, and on
the 10th day OF March last while the
vessel was of Gibraltar, the prisoner,
80 1t Is alleged, committed q violent
and murderous assault upon the first
mate OF the vessel. After the assault
he was heavily ironed and taken before
the U. 3. Consul. who remanded him
to the United States for trial. He
was sent from the consul's office to
Mabella, Spain, and placed on board
the bark Florelld, which was about to
sal for this country,
Everything went well until Thurs
day night last when, during the storm
of Cape Henlopen, the yesse among
many Others, was stranded. During
the excitement Corso, although the
waves were rolling alwost mountain
high. jumped overheard and succeeded
IN swimming safely ashore.
On Friday morning ", rd was sent 10
Lewes and deputy u. s. Marshal Trux.
ton with posse, started In pursuit and
aitar . few hours search succeeded in
capturing the csc c,ped prisoner, He was
,skep before U. y. commissioner DR..
Nixop, who committed him TO the cus-
tody OF U. y. Marshal McMulleu. He
was locked up by the deruty marshal In
an old building ~ Lewes, but succedee
IN escaping. He was pursued aud can
tured near Nassau, and this time locked
up 10 the Jail at tGeorgetown.
Word was sem to Marshal McMulIep.
who left for Georgetown this morning
on an early train. He brought his pris.
oner up on the 1920 train this IN morning,
anu logged him ~ New Castle all, where
he will be confined until bfoucht IN
trial before the October term Of the U. s,
District Court.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
drifted downward at the opening under
the lead OF st. Paul, which was excep-
tionally weak. After the first hour the
turn was decidedly upward, st. Paul
leading the advance During the rest Of
the day prices were notably strong and
At times even buoyant, closing steady
and stiff. Money a per cent. Exchange
firm.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
A Fortunate Tailor

MI. +. 3. kearney, a tailor In the house
OF warner Searies, of Vicksburg, Miss
has been the fortunate winner fhaif OF
the capitai prize In The Louisiana State
Lottery, tl5,000. The lucky humber was
UIl'. Mr.. Rearney came from Memphis
about six months ago. He is an. excel-
lent orkman, and Is charitable and good
nstured In the extreme. His employers
speak OF him in unbounded terms of
praise and compliment, and re "a much
reloiced at his streak OF good fortune A.
the lucky man himse.f.-P Plcksbur0, Miss
HerdLd. July l3. auIsl
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WINSTON. Fors,th 90. N. d

GKSTs-l desire to express to you rpy
thanks for your wonderful Il Jp Btters.
1 was troubled with dyspepsia for i've
years previous TO commencing the uss Of
your Hop Bi'ters some six months sgo'
Ny cure has been wonderful am pas-
tor ofthe First Methodist Church Of tbs
plaoe, and my whole congreg alton gao
testify 10 the great virtues Ot your Bll'
ters. Very respectfully,
Rhv. II. FEREBEE,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
THIRD EDITION
water Ten Cent? . Gallon.

CRIsFIELD, Md, Sept. I2.-Owing 10
the extremely dry weather Of the past
month the stock Of water on hand in
Crisfield has been entirely consumed.
The demand Ia now supplied from the
Princess Anne wells. 1t is brought
down by the Eastern Shore Railroad
Company, and dealt out to the eager
purchasers Al 10 cents per gallon.
The Republican primary elections are
announced to be held on Saturday, the
24th day of September.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
masked Robbers PiIIage Missouri
Town.

sEDALrA, No., Sept. 1l.-A report
has been received here that two beayi.
" armed and masked men entered the
town OF Bates City, on the Chicago
and Alton Railroad, about seven miIes
east of Blue Cut, the scene Of the lste
train robbery, and, drawing pistols
and firing, began an indiscrimipale
piilsge OF the place. The people offer
cd no resistance and the robbers seem
to have taken what they wanted
The amount Of booty obtained is not
stated.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
sale of Thorouph,.o,

IA AT = the sale Of the live stock of IL,
iS.e K ID; +. McGrath, near LexipS,an' W 'n'
ny, Friday, Southdown sheer Ds.on, .os3
=. ia. an !, average of about sl2 Der bssd s.'u
rorty.iour thoroughbred horse. .'',' sa'
gnnegated gneg s3l, 400. The sum Of tS'
ooV was offered privately for The ,s'T svI'
tors. " 'ne eksca'
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Tine work ofa Jealous Husband.

LANCASTER, Pa, September Ill.,
Edwarn Cole, of New York, was shot,
by Emanuel Gundaker, of this city
10 the bar,room OF the City HoteI
this evening. The ball took effect ID
the neck, infiictlng probably fatal
wound. Cole has caused trouble BEL
teen Gundaker and his wife Guuda-
ker was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
nrickiayers ON a s,.,,

aro"ns u, yes, cry few brickIayers ara
,ng o. q strike Tor ady.nst ,nost OF them b..
,rse.n ,eason assigned for this "csa wages. Ths
tractor Harry Lane sdn. was that con-
canning fseory Sor 1ay to ou t, the OI,i ns.
the sans on sm aor an increase off',rDeymen, Of rsg
strike viii oan,. a@a II is not .upposss @sss' 70
work on iba amount 10 much, AZ pSseS tbs S.la ias
o'e 'han three or four :, wi VIII not
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senator Sessions Trial at Hand.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sent. 12.-The case Of
Senator Sessions is put down for trial In
the County Court tomorrow. The Dis
trict Attorney says the prosecution will
be ready in case the subpeua to be .
witness issued for Speaker Sharpe can
bs served, but mp to this tune the Dis
trict Attorneys officers have not found
the Speaker
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court met this morning
Wales, presiding.
Ihe only business transacted was the
appointment Of Lewis r. Adair as guar
dian OF tbe minor children of Samuel
B. Nee.
The Court then adjourned until
Thursday morning next.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
Garrett Raising she Rates.

CHICAGO. September 12.-No changes
are reported TO day in the railroad war
excepting that the Baltimore and Ohio
Road, which has been selling tickets
from here to New York for IS, has
ceased TO do 50, and will now sell tickets
for SIS, with $40 rebate.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
FOREST FIRES EXTINGUIsHED
Ala for the Sufferers Pouring I'm
from Many Quarters.


MANCHESTER, N. j.. Sept. lI.-Yes-
terday's heavy rainfall has done much
TO extinguish the forest fires which have
been sweeping through the Southern
New Jersey pines tor three weeks. Fears
are entertained that unless there is more
rain the smouldering fires will break out
afresh. The losses throughout Ocean,
Atlantic and Monmouth Counties by the
forest fires will amount to many tbous-
snds Of dollars.
CHICAGO Sept. 1l.-Mayor Harrison
has issued proclamation requesting the
people OF Chicago to contribute TO the
AID OF the Michigan fire sufferers. Over
S,OOO has already been contributed.
SsO0 by the Lumber Exchange g. 500
oy the Board Of Trade and $2 100 BY
the packers.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
a New Driver

Tue trustees of the Delaware Fir.
company have retired James Josenb
tne driver who has been in The emn'o, M
oi .ne company for a number of MONTH:
A new driver has been secured.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
A Danrero,,.u

tho Inc ,oIsf ground has fallen away D0d..
tne west end of the Marhsi under
crossing ,as In front of the Court H"nss 'res'
leaving dangerous hole. iOuss
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Bridge wasbes =

stream e ,na,l al wooden wooden bridge acros, a l,,,,.
i,ean p,sa =, On Beech street, near Nale lltlle
IIke, In the Eleventh Ward IAr NJ Newport
away during last evenings raIn Ia' washed
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
FOURTH EDITION
Indication. FOR To. dax

For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather, variable winds, sta ionary
barometer and temperature.
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A Village Destroyed.

LONDON, September "a Geuets
despatch to the Daily Neios says "Tle
village of Reich ospach, In the Berness
OberlaDd, has been almost destroyed BY
q fall OF stone"
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W. NJ. KENNARD & CO.,
62l MARKET STREET,
WELLINGTON, DEL.
FOR FALL OF 1881.

| FOR FALL OF 1881.
We lave now in stock and
adding daily a large variety
of Foulard Cretonnes, Mo
mie, and Prints, all of the
latest styles.
Large variety OF all the
popular brands of Sheetinp
and dShirting at popular prices.
Superior stock of Flannels
in all kinds and grades at
lowest market price.
A large and we'll assorted
stock Of Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, Crash, &C., at
as low prices as can be had
in any market.
A magnificent line of
Pushes, Velvets, Silks, in all
the newest and most desir-
able shades.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Limo
leum, Shading, &c. Our
assortment Of Carpets in
Body Brussels, Tapestry
Brussels, Ingrains, Venitions
is large and Of superior quail
ity and styles, commencing at
the best Tapestry Brussels
ever offered at TIE price, 7sc.
When this lot is sold out we
do not expect to offer any
more as good at this piice.
Buyers who desire sensible
substantial and tasteful goods
should give US a call.
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ar N. A. DAUFHlN at
Notice To The Public

The public are hereov eautsom.
against sending any Money or a..
ders 20 NUNEs d co., s. \ sssYs ~ ~
New York city. a. auttorised Sv ~,
Ttckets. They are flooding Ke co,.s,,.s.. y.
loih Bogus Cfrcuiars ptirporttn0 b Ky Y
Of The Louisiana State LouerU Gb,yy,,.,,'s ~ oe
and are frauduIently representtno t11,g, t1s,,gs,,
sstoes s a. ~ ~ zgsNfs. They have 10 anthsyatU
nottts agents for any psvposs, ''1 W.
Az.DA UPHXN.
Pres. Lottstopgu A0ts Loftsru "a.
NEW oRLEArs, La, July I, 1881.
aug I0-dAw6w.
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o' ff'1os, s,hnountlng TO. .2lIo an
responsible corresponding agents -.
ed At ali pol ots, TO whom libersi " want
sation Will be paid com peu-
For further informatio3. writ.
giving full address. send orders otoaily.
press or Registered LIE ter, or Money ~
der by mail. addressed only to VI
N. A. DAUPHIN.
ar N. A. DAUfHlN at
No. 2l2 Broadway. New YorH
All Our Grand Extraordinarv nr,. win.
are under the supervision and manaas
ment OF GENERALS q. T. BEATIHS-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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STOCKS.

First National Bank. .iS6 -i4s
National Bank Of Delaware. .SIk IN
National Bank OF vii. q BdW'n, 653< Al
Union National Bank. a. ~
Farmers Bank. nk...................58 So 10
Phila. Wilmington q Bait. Il. Il 6l< 81
Delaware r. R.................,. ~ so
Delaware Western =. R.....,., 40 rs
Wilmington d Northern r. A.. "a O
Wilmington City Railway ....., s q
Delaware Fire Inf urnnce Co.. 80 rs
wilmington Coal q " Co...... IS 0S
Masonic Hall Co o.........,.....,
Odd Fellows Hall. Is 70
M BONDS. Il. .
Wilmington City 6,s............ .1l2x lis
do do 6's-...........,107 los
do do 4Irs...........l0S los
New Castle County Bs..........lO8 ITO
do do 411s........l02k lOS
Delaware State SIS. 100 lJO
Relaware Il. r. LIST mortgage, .lO6 lOS
Delaware Railroad Extension .lO7 iOs
r, w. d b. X. r. LIST mortgage. .l8 l&
VIII. City Railway LIST mortxagelO2 l03
VIII. City Railway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hall Co LIST mortgage. 100 lOi
Delaware City 4ks...............lOa .lOaL lb
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Over ~ 900 was subscribed In New
srsrs By the forest fires In Michisan.
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purifies the blood, ,purges out ihe I'm
numorh IN the system, that underminss
nealth and settle into troublssom disnre
dere. Eruptions of the skin are he y y
psaIance on the surface OF hum m1rs that
s snouin pc expelled from the blood. In.
.ernal arrangements are the deteTm ins.
tion OF these same humors 10 some intar-
HaIorgan, or organs, whose action fhey
oelsngs, and whose srbstance they d {.
ease and destroy. Ayers Sarssbarflia
sexpeis these humors from Inc 4 ,ond
men thsy are gone. the disorders thew
W. o9ace 9t. disappear. such as Uiceruton Of
nac Liver; Stomach, Kidneps, Lun0s. Er,.ygy
IONS; dad EruptiUe Dlseasss OF ~ SEi,, ", 4,
di@oseays ~ ~ F.re; Roseo EsVsfpeias: I'm ''
H. ma s.Ites Sats Btotohes, Boiis. 1amors. iSt-
GERS ana Sores, Rheumafssn 1Mg.ogrm' Ms,sgroG1.,s'
% Wsahnsss ~ &c 5ones, s, Side and Head. Fsmaie:
fre,p n,ss,.,,,. Mse9Hrhty 9rty Leucorrhea arfs,n1
.o. m fneeryaot Liberation and Tns.,..a ny IVY
sLsss. @, Dy2psy; 2py; DDspepsfa, En,aefat,ns, ~ ~,
.., Sensr@ DeoLity. With their dens., aao
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
A YER's sARsAPARILLA.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

This compound
OF the vegetable
alternatives, ,Sarsa-
parills. d o. c K,
Stlllingia, q a d
, Mandrake, with
the Iodides of Pot
: ash a N d on,
Z makes a most eff
lectual cure OF a
series of com.
plaints which are
yer y prevalent
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

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Leg stature for Educational ana * a vi
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A. D., 1879. o0oAoer "a,
It's GRAND Single Mum ber ID Drnv,.~.
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tribution: Dis-
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