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Telegraph Consolidation.
EefFST"pH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE PRAYED.F0R INJUNCTION DENIED.

THE PRAYEDF0 NJJNCTloN DENIED.
NEW York, February 3.-Iutlge Birrett
has denied the injun elton asked for by Rufus
Hatch restraining the Westes 20 Union, the
American Union, and the Athntic and Pa
cihc Telegraph Companies from cOnsoiIda-
ling.
The decision states: This relief i claimed
on several grounds. In the first place, II Is
averred that the American Union Telegraph
Company was created and lis stocks sub
scribed for with q view to tbe establishment
and maintenance OF an independent tele-
graph company, which should have for its
principal object healthy competition With
other telegraph companies Uhen enjoying
practical monopoly OF the business), the
lowering OF rates, and consequent further
| ing OF The public interest. The plaintib
charges that this understanding Is inherent.
| He says the very structure OF the company
is to be nuIIIied by the proposed action.
One difficulty with this position, and the
only one which need be dweIt upon. IL the
entire absence OF any binding compact upon
the subject. What was in the mind 81 lbe
original promoters OF The enterprise can
have but little bearing upon the practical
question now. presented 10 our considers
rion-namely, The legality OF the proposed
scheme.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE CHANGE.
NEW YORK, February 3.-The following
announcement has just been issued:
Office of the Western Union Telegraph
| C0mponH February 3, 1SSl-lhe West
ern Union Telegraph Company having this
day cOmplfted the purchase and taken pos.
session OF the lines, properties. rights, and
privileges Of the American Union Telegraph
| Company, and OF the Atlantic and Paclhc
! Telegraph Company, David Ii. Bates has
been duly appointed agent Of this company
and general manager OF the lines, offices,
and operations OF the properties and rights
turned over by the American Union Tele-
graph Company, and Albeit Il. Chandler
has been duly appointed agent OF this com
pany and general manager Of the properties
and rights turned over by the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company until further
notice Of concentration OF management.
All the officers and employees Of either OF
said companies will be retained in the ser.
vice OF the company until further notice,
and all business done and revenue accrulng
in the operation Of said line will be reported
TO and turned over to this company.
GSiguedl "NORvIN GREEN,
"Presdcnt.'
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boz. q pebes and upward. fz7 fvx ~ inches md
Inpward.4f7: fri common. finch tsss,y,ur % ana
w.. t33Ef434 second common. 6-fnch 6ooftps AL
| n s3x: third common, 6-Inch 60orlpg aga.
fencing noorfpg. 6-ipeh. st5: clear ard aysi
common. 4.iDcb aovr,ng. &33; u flooring. 4.tneh.
$40 "a 6r0rins finch. sZ3 Nor way clear nj nvsc
common. 10 C-incb $50: Norway ssfoDd com.
mon. G-irss Soorinx. f25; Norway third common.
apd NJ. SIG: narrow common dressed boards
To .hrp tap. SIS: f0-iBc5 fencing goo,ing.
|sfi; first and second clear, IL. IA. and
SIS feet sid1sa. sZ0s0. srst common s,s,ing.
+Ts 20: secosd ronmou sidiDg. $3.50: third
u-o boaris; 70 sos 20 fee, ~: common
bogwds. 3. Ia. lg. and ~ feef 1880: No. q
boards. IL 10 rs feci. tlIg1: IL snd II
iDcb common brards. 1880; arst quality
l,ncisv. sl5. o.. No, 2 fcne,Ds. l2 and 10
2 ren-ng. sl1.5S Norway fencing 81 5@sis5O;
joisi s-sd .csntiiDg, II aus ~ Eef. sIJ.5G: 2xS,
10 asd 20 feet lunz $3.50: 20 feet long ~
melsieD. si3; 22 fec, long dsaensiop. sjs: "a
feet Iessg dnension. els 20 feet Ionr dImen-
feet lo"s dImcns ion. t2ps zsneh eull plank.
prcmiseuous WIDTH ssdto: zs4-Ss<h eus.
MI lengths, 1850: fancy head and dressed
selected picsers. So: 2x4, z9 fset and over,
Al extra; aai rough pivke,., slIssai5:
2-inch saiieir. %. g. ar bevele4 q 100 linssi feet
nral fset,- 75c: ~ inch baJiens. %. a.. q, rev.
cleo, y 100 inra fest. Soc; char hinges, ~ rs
extra Asninsies. AZ 90; sisndarf !ssbrges. 81 e5
3th. AZ 15. Y7aufs
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
FEBRUARY 3.-rhe following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

FEBRUARY 3.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LugS.-Common 10 good, S4dt6.
Ledf-tOmmon, S5Mf6. medium, &6.50Ms7
good. SS 50; fine, Sl0@Sll: extra line, apo
ria.
DARK ToDACCo-MANUFACTCR
lug Futers.-t'ommon, s3.509s4; medium
s4.50dSj: good, $5.50MS6.
LeGJ FtuerS-COmmon, s5Gs5 so; medium
t6nf6.50; good, S7@ SS; hDe. S9MSlO.
WfdDperS.-t'OmmOn, s7.50d $500: medium
sS.50@s9; good. s9.5Omsl0; fine, sl0@sll
extra sun-clired. Sl26Sl5.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANUFACTURING.
SmOkerS.-COmmon, ssdslO; medium, :lO@
sl2; GOOD, Sl2@Sl6; fine, Sl6@s20
Fiiers.-t OmmOn, s6NSS: medium, 5000
good. = aGfl2; fine, nominal.
WrdDDeTS.-ColnlnOn,r lOns15 medium, ~ 6(d
$40 good. t20a $50; fine. &406fj0; fancy, $6
1915.
VrGODers. N@h0g0HD.-Common, tl2@sl5
medium. Sl5m@S20; good, t22@S2o; hne, 5000
$40. extra, b4jMS5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand fOt this class Of goods Is confined
pruciDally 10 good old heavy-boded Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Ola lugs, S4@:5 Kentucky River Tugs, sl0p
$l2; Kentucky RIVER ieaf,Sl3Gsls.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,,,cw.pu To THE DISPATCH

ovnrR pUgsTro IN NEyaDA-fiit
1e,7nrENALvY-,oSeREssIoNAL PRO
{tN',,cs-A REPUBLICAN, DELEGATION
- VIRGINIA GONE TO MENTOR IN
,xrrRrSr or :. ". Yosr AS THE
i ~ pnsrMASTUR.GvNERAL- EARTH
F. We shock IN NEW YORK srATt-iN-
[cTeATINs BRIBERY ND coehuP'
- ruF TENNESSEE LE6isLATURE-
,r,.u QUESTION AND THE "sCARE "
\ "' ,no>-tIVRiY TINES IN THE.BRIr-
i c,rIAMeNT; GLApsToNLS FIGHT
20 rur oRsTgUCTIONISTS PARNELL,
.o~ AND MANY oTHfR HOME
ms Suspended AND REMOVAL
eoN TIVE HoU>E-pAviri' THE A1'rA'
,r Arrested sc.
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FOrfy-sixth COngress-Third session
WASHINGTON, February 8, 1881.


Mr.. Kiikwood, from the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads, reported back
Senator LOgan's joint resolution providing
for the extension OF the ranking privilege
to communications received by members OF
Congress from executive departments on
business of their constituents. He said the
committee were equally divided on the
merits OF the proposition, and had con-
claded TO report 1t back without recon-
mendation, and asked that 1t be placed on
the calender. SO ordered.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Plumb to
grant the right OF way through the Fort
Bliss reservation TO the Rio GraDde and
III Psso Railroad Company was referred TO
the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
On motion OF Mr.. Morgan The concurrent
resolution introduced Ivy him June 10, 1880,
declaring that the President Of the Seuate
IS not invested by the Constitution OF the
United States with The right 10 count the
votes OF electors for President OF the United
States so a. 10 determine what votes shall be
received and counted or what votes shall be
rejeeied, was taken up. Mr.. Morgan briefly
explained the resolution, adding he was pre-
pared TO vote on IL.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO LrMBER MARKET.

FEBRUARY l.-Luaser.-f1rs, and seesad
inch, 345: nrst and second clear, IL and
IS-inch; s4a; third clear. ~ ~, ara z,
select IL, ~, and : inch. s28: AKA ccn and
leci. $50, A select. D Inch aud upward i-ineh
aplshing, ks2; T. and S. inch eleys hsel
ss2: T. snd s-ineh select. l-isch spisbiax.
go: Il select. l-iuch finishing, s2ss 4 ssoeh
boards. i2-ineh. IL. IA, and 40 fe.t, Sal: Is
tSS: G stock 6oaf,.s. l2-inch. IL. Ia. and ID
feet, s28i stock boards, .-inch. AZ. IA. aud Ia
fec'. SIS; ID stock by,rds. l2-inehN 40 feet
b box. ls.inch aud IA and 10 fees. t35
A l0-inch stock, ~. ~. and 10 fee,
$50: l0.ineh stock. IL, IA, AMI 10 feet
a box boards, ~ lnehes and upward, ta7i
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1881 .
Country produce,

Appies GrseB-From 1925 TO % Is pc: barrel.
oss5W, q zoe. "A %.
Butter: Prime To choice yellow, 25,., fSir %
good. lSG20C.
Corn Meal: 55a60c. y busnel for country; Csc.
for city mills.
Dried PrtiT. Apples, 2(a4c.: slaekberries, &c.;
cherries. l2Mlhc.: raspbnrries. 316I2ae.
Dressed Pouftyy.-furkeys. lOd13e.; dueks, 10
a &c.; chickens aud geese, 80 lOc.
Egos: 800
Fathers. Prime nve-goose, 40a45c. common,
25c.
Fgdzsesd: 81 a bushei.
Hav. Virrtnis timothy. sl.lJ@tl.20; clover -
prime. 95e.Gtl.05.
Oats: Baled, sl@sl 10.
Potatoes: Irish, s2.231dt2.5oe barrel; 75e.9
81 - bushel.
of tops, Ace. u.
Lard: Country 9dtsc.
Rye: 7Saa0e. a Ousnei
Stlmdc: Prime. 5oc.
Shuckss 70Me0
Bslsd StrdD: GAd75c.
Tgiioto: 56a5Ae. "a 70.
Wool. Washed. 40@Aac.; unwSsnsi, $4,000
BURY wool will bring rom 10 BE. y N ess tlan
above rates.
Cament. Lame. Plaster. &e.
CsmsAt; se.dais. sl.4o@sl.50 y barrel
James River, 81 .302sl.40.
Limes Agricultural, SOLO. y ousnel, Y kkand
el.1a6aSl.z0, according 70 quantity; Jointei
lnr lshingj, 1928: Glenn's Falls. tl.'
Plaster: Lump - 49, grounoA %; calclne.
! alaster, el.60Qtl.75:
Tar; Large sac, $780,
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
HuONDLiyE.sToCk MARKET.

'HfNff''Dt'O u III w u T'sFs"'F''
FEBRUARY 2.-PrIFes this week ranged a. fol-
how
Beef Cdtte-Very hest, 54e.; second qdsAiy. Al
64hc. ;gOoc. 3.d4c mefiiuD or good talr sraiiy.
3G3kc rough oxen. thin sieeTs, Old COWS, &C., "a
GG3c. y D.. gross.
Buiis-txira good and heavy, SIC; COED, 2se9
ST.. "A h.. RIOss
HOgS-VerN best. nc; good, J4I.c-; common
grade, &c. 64ed 6afc "a NJ. 0et.
SAesp.-Vtry oesi. 5hO g.; medium To good, 4
65c. q ~, gross.
Miieh Cows.-sl5@Ss5 y head. u.
ADut $50 heaSOi beef cattle, 5e4 hogs, and u IL "
she ID on tue market. Market well appAed with
beef cattle and quality con- idsred, prses were 40
sc or Of all grades; The dsebae bci9e sspec ally
nlicesbe In M diuGn grabs; aooat on. car-ioa,
solu and re hipped 10 anDsbsr market. ls0gs brm at
quotations, wnb aD upward tendeIey.
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MONTGOMERY, n. Y, February In
this locality early yesterday morning there
was 4 second shock OF earthquake, which
appeared more like heavy report. Many
people imagined 1t TO be a heavy blow on
the roofs OF their houses. The report was
so loud as 10 awaken them. The thermome-
ter at he time stood at 800 below zero, and
the temperature was the same a week ago
when the other shock wa, felt,
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

FFBR gADN2 Scotch pig s'ets with q xsoasrate
sale and Is held ifmy. Am,rcas pix soss not have
mush as'iyiiy,Ihe business mode ap OF small lots
chieny. hut price. are asd stsadv. Wrought scrsp
Is unchanged, with fair dsmsnd Rats ore stH Ia
considerable demand Quotations American pig,
No. l az s245o@ Se5.a0: No. z fz2Gs225O,
and fosye S20@f21. Scotch pig NJ ga Tor
t;iengaraock: S24mt24.58 for ,oiiness; t24
for Garsctkirie, aud s2iMs.a for Egnfon.
EOgbsh sire, rails are quoted ~ SJ7.5Q6rt6
aud Anrrican steel at $50 a. nips: old rails,
s2SM $3.50 for "T'" aud s3nat3I for q. h. ;
No Sao,'s iron at s23@s23.10. 'Wronght scrap
at s25 5ptd s26 80 tx snip, aud t2s 5O@s3O
from yard.-JOuradi 0f r0D,mey1s.
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The Tennessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE, February 3.-The Legisla-
ture to-day took u recess OF ten days. BE.
fore adjourniug IL appointed a committee,
10 sit during the recess, 10 Investigate the
charges Of bribery and corruption against
members IN the elections OF comptroller
and treasurer. Among the witnesses named
IS Congressman l.. c. Houk.
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Yost for the Garfield Cabinet.

HARRIs0NBURG, Va, February "A dele
CATION, beaded By exhibited States Senator
John r. Lewis, has Just gone to Mentor,
Ohio, to urge the appointment Of 5. NJ.
Yost, OF Stauntop, Va, 10 the place OF Post
master. General In President Gar1ed's Cabi.
net. Strenuous and persistent efforts are
making by the Republican party IN Vir-
gina TO secure tins appointment.
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obseuuies Of Ye,iow.Fever Martyr.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. February 3.-The
remains OF William Willis. who iell victim
TO the .yellow-fever in Memphis liz 1878,
were brought here to-day for lDtermcnt by
the SIDE of his wife IN accordance with his
last request. The remoins were received
by Lodge No 4 OF Masons, and were in
tered with Masonic honors near the ceno-
taph erected to his memory by the EN-.
ployes Of the Southern Express Company.
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NEW YORK pETROLEua MARKET.

FEBRUARY The market shsws no I'm portant
change, ruling steady and msfeTatey sct.vv. RE-
fnrG barrels Ia ne home Iysde at lie. OfHciai
quotations are: Crude In shipping order AT Tn
SIC: ns piba az 1Cs,e. Refined m cargo tots &c.
tor New York. &c. Tor Philadelphia. aud Sc. for Bal
'imo-e. RciUed IN cases al lftHsl3sc. Crude
certificates opened ~ s2Hc. btd ana sold at 92 %
92&c.. clio ing Al 9sxc. md Exp rts for the week
= 3l6 5s7 gallons; exporis FROM Japary lst, g.
t.Sh4 gallons exports same lime last year, 34,-
% 1897 Acknowledgement or CosaDitrce.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET

FEBRUARY 2.-Keniucty lear has been mode
rsteiy acnye ard . adv In price. Seefieif j. IN
good d, mand. Virginia leaf Is fairy active Sales:
1879 PenDsylvaui, at 14440c.: leo Casel 1879
New England Al l2te 35c.; 900 bales Havana a;
S2c.0&l 20. Quo atiOns for Virginia leaf are ::
Dark-Common hugs. AGING: go,d lngs a. 4sFl
54c.; low leaf al 6a7c.; gOo1 bar At 7taSc.; dark
wTappers a GA 4c. -Brighl-Co mmon mahogany
AZ lO1l5c.: good mahogany AZ l5G20c.; fine ma
hogany a. 2jG45c.; common bright al l0CG20c.;
good bright al 25@ 3jc.; line bright az J5ke4jc.:
extra bright at 45m6Oe. Smok, Brigbt-t ON
mon at S@12c.; good Al l2@I7c.; line st l7@
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Tho Penney nead.Iock

HARRISBURG, PA. February 3.-The six
teenth ballot for United States senator was
taken to-day as follows: Walllce, IS;
Oliver, IS; Grow, 80; PHILIPS, 3; Mac
Veagh, 3; Shiras, |; Scnofeld, 3; Baird.
l; Hewitt, 1; QUITO, l; Sn0wden, ;
Agnew, l A resolution TO take three
Oallnts daily was rejected by a vote OF 100
to 81. and the convention adjourned until
fo-morrO&
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sly Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK., February 3.-Hoon.-St Stocks weak.
Money on call, SOC per seHt. Fxchange-Lopg.
ASP; short, 4S5. State bonds duh. Governments
quiet
sosmfng.-Money. Acc Ger cent nxchanse,
1875 Governments generally trm new -
1907; new AS, ll2; new As. ll2e. States quiet
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. February 3.--Virgtna IS. deferred,
10: cOnsOls, rs; second series, 80 past-dne cou-
p0n., 90; new lo-4Oi, 5l3l. 1U.4t a, coupon 49,.
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NEW YORK pEaNur MARKET.

FEBRUARY 2-Peapnis hold 10 steady p'ices on
~ mOdsrae demand The quotations for Virginia
are 3t@4c for prime. 4 IA SO. for extra prime,
g%Cd4hc. for fancy and Ava sc. for hand p.eked.-
I0uradi Of 0Css.alsros.
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Deoth of Dur,yage. The Poet.

New YORK, February 3.-The death is
announced OF Francis A. Durivage, the
welI.kn0wn author and poet. in the sixty.
seventh year of his age, from paralysis.
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F'Iour.

Flour duh. We quo'e Fine, t3dS3.5O; extra
$3.50; suDerBne, s450Ms4.75: common family
S5.75M$G; choice or pairni family, T50@ss
stanton ins pectiOn. extra. $500.
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NEW WORK SrM,C MARKET.

( FEBRUARY 2.-sicy gioieda at $3.50 ass for
Ebest orauds. and s30dsa0 for low grades Vir.
4 gmia Al s4Sss50 per ton.- JouTh ~ NJ CJDE1src-
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 3, 1881.
SAILS.
WHEAT-1.444 bushels at 81 20 for very good
Lancaster. auO 81. is fOT fair FU' Z.
CoRS.-724 bushels al 3 1 and SEE. for good ana
very good.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. February 3. 1881.
SALgS.-1,0 900 Virginia cOnsOls AT 7S4; o shares
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WV YORK. February ST. Otton-Srt receipts
400 bales gross .29O psles: fuiure CLOSED firm
ale 1913 600 bae,; Seminary. l.30dSll 80
Harch sIl so; AprIl. 4 676Sll.85 NAV.
81 80 '*II 81; June $ll 0lt1 ~ july fl2
6Gsi2 OF: AuEusT. sl2.C6@Si2 0S September,
sIl.57OSl l.6r: october, $II.I7@ftll9: No
ycniber, 81 .9SHsiI.
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ing to the second story Of house,
used to haul stones weighing tons and
tons, can form an idea of the vehicle
used. 1t is pulled by six stout Nor
man horses and it is enough to make
q man think he has got 'em, sure, to
suddenly meet such spectacle on the
road out in the country. Passing
wagons have to let the rails down and
drive into the adjoining fields until
the giants 60 by.
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A WONDERFUL DWELLING.

THE HOUSE THAT is OCCUPIED By
COUPLE OF OHIO GIANTS.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Captain Martin Van Buren, Bates
who lives on farm near Seville, o.,
is 7 feet III inches high and weighs
ATS pounds. Mrs. Bates is feet II
inches high and weighs Alb pounds.
1t is a difficult matter to convey an
adequate idea of the proportions OF
such dwelling as the one occupied
by the Ohio giants. A door that is six
feet six inches high is q large-sized
opening in the side of house-that
is, q dwelling house, not a cathedral.
But the doors in the dom,cile of the
Bates giants are ten feet high, and the
knobs are nearly as high as the re-
porter's head.
The house WIS built by Captain
Bates in 1876, and is elegantly fur
pished. In the main building on the
Ground floor are, besides the spacious
hall. the bed-chamber Of the giants, a
sitting room and parlor. The couch
mon which the big couple sleep was
made especially for them, and it Is
curiosity to look at. 1t is extensive
enough to give the great people room
10 stretch in, and it looks az big as an
ordina-y-sized floor. 1t is really ten
feet long, wide in proportion and
about twice as high as common bed
The magnificent dressing case is alst
a huge affair, with a glass upon II
nearly as big as the side of house
In the sitting room is piano OF ordl.
nary size itself, but it is mounted OF
blocks two feet high, so that the in
strument is up in the air, out OF th'
reach of common folks. There arr
two rocking chairs in this room tha
are 40 big that the reporter had tt
climb up into one of them the same a
an infant would Chamber up into
sshigh chair" 1t is very expensive
for the giants to live, as they have t.
nav such an exorbitant price 10
: everything they wear. For instance
il costs the Captain $50 a pair 10
II is a most astonishing sight t
come across the two giants out FOR
drive. City folks who have seen %
ponderous wagons with wheels reacn
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TAKE NOTICE !!
Read what we say for the Holidays:

We have the largest, the
finest and cheapest lot of Chill
dren's Tea and Dinner Sets ever
offered in this city.
Majolica ware we have .
large Llot Of, sand it must be
sold to make room for other
goods. Come and see our prices
on it. We also have q full line
of Vases, Toilet Sets, Smokers
Sets, Cups, and Saucers, China,
Dogs, &C., sc. These goods
must be sold to make room for
others, coming in after the first
of the year, and you will find
we have marked them away
down.
We have also received an
other invoice of that elegant
SO and 60c. Teas. On these
goods we know we can save you
full 10c. per pound. Our Cof-
fees, we always have fresh roas-
ted; hundreds of persons know
what they are, and tell us We
save them &c. per pound on
every pound they buy. That is
equal to a loaf of Bread, don't
forget it. Our Spices are strict
ly pure. Don't forget now what
we have told you.
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LYDIA E. PINKHAMS'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Positive Cure

Is Positive Cure
for all those Painful Complaints and
Weaknesses SO common TO our best
female population.
1t will cure entirely the worst form OF
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles,
inflammation and liberation, Falling and
Displacements, and the consequent ,Spt-
nal Weakness, and is particularly adapt
ed to the Change of Life.
1t Will dissolve and expel tumors from
the uterus In an earlv stage of develop
ment. The tendency to cancerous humors
there Is checked very speedily by its use.
1t removes faintness, fiatulency, de-
stroys all craving for stimulants, and
relieves weakness of the stomach. 1t
cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility. Sleeplessness,
Depression and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down eau ling
pain, weight and backache. is always per
manently cured by its use.
II will at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system.
For The cure of Kidney Complaints Of
either sex this Compound is unsurpassed
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Is prepared at 233 and 23t
Western Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price FL
Six bottles for IS. Sent by mall In the
form eff pills, also in the form OF lozenget
on receipt ofprice, 81 per box sfor either
ofinqairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
e. PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They
cure constipation, bili0usness, and tor
pidity OF the liver, 25 cents per box.
Af-Sold by all drugg 'sts.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
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WLsINGToS, Del, Aug l3, 1881
H WARSER & Co.-Dedr sir For
f4l years have been troubled from n
fsack, general debility and more or
difficulty IN the urinary orgars. on
recommendation OF physician In
ateipha used Warmers Safe Kid
and Liver Cure, | can only add that
dscH were that could have been
eblJ desired, and my relief III
FOugh, and AS far as human foresight
ladge permanently,
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29

Dk. q. w. BENSON, of Baltimore,
Md, inventor and proprietor OF the ceIe.
brated Celeryl and Chamomile Pills
These pills are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous HeR dache Men.
ralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleep.
lessness and Dyspepsia, and will cure
any case, no matter how obstinat II
properly used. They are not a cureall.
but only for those special diseases. They
contain no opium, morphine or qu nine.
and are not a purgative. but regulate the
bowels and cure constipation by curing
or removing the cause of II. They have
n charming effect upon the skin, and "A
lovely quieting effect upon the nervous
system simply by feedidg its ten thou.
sapd hungry. yes. In some cases starving
aLsorbents. They AXE or create nerve
matter and give power. force and buoy
ancy TO the nerves, and in that way in
crease mental power, endurance and
brilliancy OF mind. Nobody that has a
nervous system should neglect TO take
them two or three months In each year,
as nerve food, II for no other purpose.
Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents a
box. Depot, l08 north Eutaw st., Balti-
more, Md. By mail. two boxes for 81. or
six boxes for 50 50, TO any address.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
Health is Wealth 7

~
-, Z, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
In4Nf a specifi q for Hysieria, DIE
NJ V43nVulslons, Nervous Headache.
M, oppression, LOSS of Memory,
.ioootf,na, .ioe lmpotency, Involuntary
T'ns, Premature O'd Age, caused
.,.ot .,,.note1eltion, self-abuse, or over-in-
-, 49, which leads TO misery, decay
'Eh' One box will cure recent
Each box contains one month u
one dollar a box, or six
%on % NV. 1--WE DOLL sent by mail pre-
b eCelpt price. Netuarantee six
vso cure any case. With each order
M ~ US Tor six boxes, accomp n
ks.sauN I'VE dollars, we will send the
nms r our written guarantee to re.
money II the treatment does not
RhtMf; Guarantees issued only by
vvANF GRTH, Druggist, corner 2n /
spsn,s streets, Wilmington, Del