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PAVILION, JANUARY 10th.

Eighth Annual Carnival,
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COmmssien Merchants anu wholesale
pBALEes IN
GREEN FRUIT, DRIED FRUIT, PRoDT CE
Vegetables, Honey, Seeds, Alfalfa Seed Etc,
EOs. 80 and SO > street, Sacrament o.
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eenss or 75 cerltg per week.
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rZsa MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. SIXTH eEA
E9TfS and K streets.
W. o. THRAILKILL, D. D. S. Editor and Publisher
Of the Dental JairiGs, Monthly Journal Of Dental
Science o2I.lpu
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
TO VISIT WILMINGTON.

THE LEGTsL ArU"E - TAKE A LOOK
AT TIE "-t.,t-TGToN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
On We esday next the Delaware
Legislature will visit Wilmington and
inspect as many of the public schools as
time aud circumstances will permit.
The visit is 10 be made IN response to
an invitation of The Board OF Public
Education of Wilmington, which body
is now seeking at the hands Of the Leg
islature the legislation necessary for the
erection of additional schools. II is
hoped that 9 personal inspection by the
members of the General Assembly will
show them the necessity of more room
for the accommodation of the numerous
applicants.
The members will arrive in this city
at O'Clock in the morning and will be
met at the depot by JOINT committee
Of the School Board and City Council.
They will be at once taken around TO
the schools, aud II time permits will
also be shown the leading industrial
establishments.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
Board of Education.

ADJOURNED MEETING LAST EVEN
ING - PREPARING TO RECEIVE
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Bo .rd OF Education met last
evening In adjourned session, and
in the absence Of President Conrad ,
Mr.. Kenny was called TO the chair.
Mr.. Morrow, chairman OF the Leg
islative Committee, stated that the
committee had gone to Dover ac-
cOrding 10 instructions from the
Board. The Committee explained
TO the Committees of both houses
the necessity OF passing the bill as
approved OF by the Board. The
bill seemed to meet with favor
able view among the members of
the Legislature. Mr.. Morrow also
Informed the Board that an invita-
lion had been extended and accept
ed Dy the Legislature to visit the
schools Of this city on Wednesday
next.
Mr.. Kyne thought that during the
visit OF the Legislature here the
the members of the Board should
Impress upon the members of that
body The necessity for the money
asked for in the bill.
On motion it was ordered that a
statement OF the needs Of the Board
be prepared, and printed in pam
phlet form, tor presentation to the
members OF the Legislature and to
the public generally.
On motion Of Mr.. Lobdell the
Legislative Committee were reques
ted to act conformity with the same
committee OF Council, and that they
be empowered to receive and pro
vide for them while here.
On motion OF Or. Shortledge, the
Book Committee were authorized to
purchase 800 or more copies of
lligginson's History at the rate OF
Is cents per copy, providing Z. f.
Thomas q Co., will not be underbid
at that price.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
Al SCHOOL.

Miss Mollie Turner, teacher in Pub
lie School No. 7, Fifth aud Pine streets,
appeared before Is quire O'Neill, Thurs.
day night, aud had "A warrant issued for
the arrest OF IA glrl named Bertha NJ eis
on suspicion Of stealing her p jcket-boo k
conlaiuins $50 65. Miss Turner, on re-
ceivlng her LAST mouths salary, outing
the day, placed the money in herpocket-
npok in her coat pocLet aud hung thr
coat up iB a clcset. When she again put
on the coat the pocket book was gone.
During the interval Bertha VI Yers went
10 the closet and took ber skipping rope
from the hook and was the only person
at the closet previous 10 the discovery OF
Jhe loss.
Sergeant Jones arrested the girl but
before hearing was had the girls moth
er paid the amount of the stolen money,
and she was released, the mother promis'
to send her To Philad, lpnia. She is
about fourteen years Of age and prone to
offences Of this kind.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
Foreign News In Brief.

The peace negotiation between Sir
Evelyn Wood aud Joubert, the Boer
commander, are still in progress, but the
impression prevail that the Beers Will
reject tho terms offered by Sir Evelyn.
The forces on both sides are preparing to
renew the struggle. The armlsf'ce bas
been enc ed 10 March Il The r ian
Minister of Foreign Affairs IN y circular
addressed to Russian representati Ses
abroad, says the new Emperor will .eb
serve pacific foreign policy and devote
himself TO the internal development of
the empire. The circular gives great
satisfaction at Berlin, where The idea Of
calling an European Congress to devise
means for suppressing revolutionary
societies has heen revived.-Houseliold-
ers on the streets through which the
Emperor's funeral coItege will pass are
warned against harboring strangers.-
The British Government will oppose Mr..
Chaplin's molten for the Suspension Of
the importation OF live caLtle from all
countries except spain and Portugal.
fhey do not Intend, as rumored, TO ex-
tend the period of q months Quarantine
10 which American cattle steamers are
llaolc.-1he Laws ln-L -Lab0uchsre libel
case was commenced yesterday in tho
Queens Bench before Chief-Justice
Coierldge. Nj. Labouchere conducts his
own defense.-1he Ghetto quarter In
Rome is to be demolished and many new
public buildings erected there, the Ital.
ian Government having granted 10,0OO,-
0O0 for the improvement of the city,
General Clinchant, M .litsry Governor of
Paris, is dying.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
THE WATER WITCH ENGINE
HOUSE.

PLANS ADOPTED AND WORK TO BE
COMMENCED IN ABOUT A WEEK.
In aboat.a week, or not later than two
weeks, ground will De broken for a new
house OF the Water Witch Engine Com
pauy, on the lot purchased by tha COM
psny, Sixth street, near Tatnall. The
lot Oh which the house will stand is 40
by 100 feet. The engine house will be
"a by W feet, and upon the remaining
10 feet front Two story brick dwelling
VIII be erected, which will be occupied
by the driver.
According to the plans adopted by the
company The new house will be three
stories Highland surmounted by a cupalo
In which will be placed the large alarm
bell. The building will be of brick,
with stone trimmings, and will contain
all the latest impro yements used in the
construction of fire engine houses. One
OF the improvements will be the placing
OF Lurntable in the first floor, in order
that in returning from a fire The horses
will not have to be unhltched in the
street, but be driven into the house, un-
hitched, and the engine turned around on
the table. This will be The only one in use
in this city,and will do away with the lar
Dor OF members having TO pull the engine
into the house. The second story will
be used as a parlor aud meeting room,
while the third story will be filled up
as hall suitably adopted to public
meetings, balls etc. When the work is
commenced, it will be pushed rapidly
forward TO completion.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
SECOND EDITION
U. S. COURT.
A SESSION YEsTERDAY-wHAr WAS
DONE.

A SESSION YESrERDAY-wHAT WAS
DONE.
The .. s. District Court was In session
III this city, yesterday, Judge Bradford
presiding.
On motion of II. R.. Pennington, ESQ,
Wln' II. Roberts, bankrupt, was dis,
charge from all debts that existed against
bim prior to the filing of Lis petition in
bankruptcy.
Inc Court also, or motion OF E. G..
Bradford, Jr., Esq. ordered the discharge
OF Robert J. Hill, OF Smyrna, from all
debts existing against him prior TO De-
cember 30, 1858, when his petition III
bankruptcy va. filed.
In the libel OF Robert W. Birnie
against the schooner EdUin Post, CAPT.
Luoker, the respondents attorney, l.. e.
Vandse rift, Esq, confessed judgment ip
FAVOR OF the lIbelants, for the amount
men ioned in the libel, aud costs.
ln The libel of Hans Osken aud others,
against the Edpin Post, for seamen's
wages due, the court decreed that the
llOelants were entitled TO their wages,
WIN the costs In the case. Chas. b.
Lore, Esq, ioI lIDeiants, l.. e. Vande
grit, Esq, for respondents. On Mr.
LOre,s motion, a proclamation W made
ior all other persons having any interest
III the schooner to appear aud show
cause why the vessel sLouli Lot be con-
uenned and sold TO answer the PRAYER
OF the lIoelants. No Que responding,
defaults were noted, and the order of
condemnation and sale passed.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
DROPOSRLS FOR GRADING, Paw.
i ING AND SETTING CURB STONE.
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMIs-l
sIoNER, No. 81 h. SIXTH ST.
U,,N,NCToN Nal Moroh ,g,h ,1os


Sealed proposals Will be received In tho
oox IN the CILy Council Chamber until
7.3U O'Clock y. M, Thursday March 2ath.
1851, for grading and paving the bed VI
OuPonJ street, between Delaware aud
GIlpin euues. ne grading must be VI
sufficient depth to allow u beu OF go d
sand nj least seven inehes deep. The gut
Lers must be laid WIN Stone 10 Inoneg
wide, aud not leSs tnan Is Incues long
rne paving stone must be wen shaped
aud not less than Iour nor more than bix
inches on the lace, The pavement must
oe we'll AID subsLa ntlaily lald aud have
Two good ramInlngs ana nnIshed on Lop
wlth a cover of good sAud well breomed
into the JOINTS, There Will be three c.oss-
Ings ana one dish gutter W be laiL. acrosa
UuFonJ street. fhere wll also be atout
five hundred feet OF euro stoue O Bet the
stone TO g tue same size Hs used by The
city. lhecontractOr must furnish all the
IaDor and material necessary to Complete
the work, except the flag stone for the
eros sings which Will be furnished by the
clIy.)
fhe dirt and old material must be re-
moved TO whereverthe StI eeL CommissiOn.
directs. The work must be completed
and the streets apd sidewalks ali. l.cieaned
up Within thirty days from the time the
contract Is awarded by City Council: ior
every day thereafter the contractor mukt
pay 10 the city OF wilmington the sum OF
leu dollars per day. Parties bidding will
please state sLne price per square yard,
single measurement, Tor grading and
paving tne stTeeb, lnCluulnB Lne lay ing OF
the flag stone, ana the price per nneal
loot tor furnishing and setting the curb
stone. Any repairing that the street may
need for lie space OF one year must be
uone by the contractor Without any cost
TO the city Ine work must be done under
the dtrecIIon and supervision of tneStreet
C9mmsssi ner and the work must be ap-
Sroved by him before 1t Twill be ac-
opted by the Street Committee. A
bond with security in the sum OF (sl00
one hundred dollars must be accom-
pany oacn proposal for Tho good faith of
the bidder, anu the successful bidder NJ ust
give bond with security in the sum of
nve hundred dollars for the faithful per.
1ormancs OF The contract. The street
Committee reserve the right ty reject any
or ali bids. All bids must be properly
signed, sealed and endorsed Proposals Ior
Grading, Paving ana setting Curb ON
DUPONT street.
al y furLner Information that may be
desired viii be fnrnish0d on application
TO l.. 4. LYNCH,
Street Com m issioner.
BY torder Of the Street Com mittee,
WILLIAM MoMENAMIN,
Chairman,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
Local LtICeS.

Most of the men on the new railway
quit work this morning.
One vagrant was the only case at
the police hearings this morning.
Who is going to publish the city
directory this Year,
"Around the World in Eighty Days"
in The Grand Opera House this even
ing.
There was good supply of herring
in market this morning.
A number of bankrupt cases were
disposed of in the United States Court
yesterday.
The regular weekly entertainment
of the /. X. |. s., OF Wesleyan Female
College comes of to night.
Clerk of the Market Cannon, intends
to make it lively for the butchers who
sell bad meat.
Shad fishing will commence in the
Delaware next week.
Brandywine Summit Camp will
open on August olh.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

SCARCITY OF HoUsEs-Not for Hum-
Der OF years has there been such demand
for houses Az there sln this city at
This time. -Four years ago empty houses
we're vlsi BILE upon every street. Landlords
were glad o ettenants, rent came dow D,
ana many thought there were too many
houses for ths inhabitants, hut since he
Ide has changed. There are hundreds Of
men working N Chester anu Its vicinity
10 day, VINO would gladly take any kiDd
Of a house # they could get II, 80 as to,
enable them to bring their families here
but their inabihIy 70 procure "A home u
necessary lor'h1m to board, whils makes
their WIVES aud CHI idren remain in soue
uthsr plsee, Real estate men trit us tina
houses were nsver more scarce than now
Applicants come daily Tor houses, but
hey are unable to supply them. Those
who think they know say a hundred
small houses are needt d IN the South
~a,d, and about that many in The Norti
ward, white large uumher ceuIt b.
tilled ia the Midhle watd.-Chesier Times
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
NOT SUSTAINED.

A few nights ago some person or
persons entered the stables of Conner
d Bro, Ninth and Walnut streets, and
stole all their chickens. Yesterday .
warrant was issued for the arrest Of
Maria Madden, colored, on suspicion
of having committed the theft. She
was given hearing last evening be-
fore the Mayor, but the evidence was
insufficient to establish her guilt, and
she was discharged.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
AmlusenleIIts.

rHR PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
"Around The World in Eighty Days"
will be presented III the Opera House
this evening, in all IT'S splendor. This
,pecl acular is so well known that it is
JnIy necessary to refer to the fact
that 1t will be presented this even
ing.
"oLIvETTE."
On Monday evening the charming
new opera OF "OlIvelte" will be pre-
,eutsd by good company under the
management OF Challes Z. Ford. -
Among the members OF the company
are a number who are well known in
his city, among them being George
Denhsm the original American "Sir
Joseph" Charles Drew, Charles Ho-
gendrop, Il. G. Curley; Miss Blanche
Chapman, Miss Amy Gordon, Miss
MAY Stembler and Miss Mamie Tay-
or. OF the presentation of the opera
IN Baltimore, the American of that
city says:
The music i the lIghtest of the
light, less melodious than that of Of
ACuDdIil VI 'eOSf1 Oub AuAi Va EAiSbJ
and wit. The plot is ingenious, and
tbounds in situations that are irresist.
IDLY droll, and the company made the
most of them. The piece is very hand.
somely set on The stage. The first
scene, which is on the shore OF the
Mediterranean, is most artistcally sci
looking out over IA harbor and ship.
ping with its lights; then, there is q
twilight, deepening into red, and ther
4 moonrise-all very prettily managed
The second act is in palatlal interior
which is very striking.
"Oliyette" is one of the wittifst O
5he light operas. 1t relies very littl,
upon The bouffe or extravagant effects
out upon bright and sparkling come,
dy, humorous dialogue, character act
,ng, ana piquant music. 1t has "a go
about it that will insure it brillian
career.
The opera will be given in Whining
ton by the same company on Monda,
next,n
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
BEING REMEMBERED.

The notices that appeared in papers on
Thursday last in regard to the destitute
circumstances OF Richard Conklipg aud
wire has awakened the sympathies of our
charitably. disposed citizens. A large
quantity of the necessarles OF life have
been.lett, at the the police office and were
sent to the ismily by Chief of Police
Maxwell. This morning a Mrs. Quay
residing at 81S w. Ninth street, lett a
large basket full. Amy person having
anything to donate caR leave it az the
police office and it will be promptly for
warded TO the ones Tor whom it was do
mated.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
WILMINGTON. DEL. SATURDAY. MARCH 49, 1881

NJ, Green. $50; Chincoteague. T. A. II
O'Brien. sl5; AccomnSs H. 4. barrett, Rs5,
Suanuco, e. n. Hynsoa SS5 hoilan ~
Ayers 4l +; Sail, bury, George W. Tawns-
end, t57; Laurel, q. A. ? ebus s53; Gum
boro' +. ii. harding, $50; koxana, j.
Dare, 81 Crlsf1eld, W. j. Duhadaway, So; ;
Pocomoke City j. d, g. Hnnna $50; Fruit
land. w. L. r. Bowen. e35; Ann messex,
j. A. Arters, 474; Sbarpstown, j, A. con-
per. $40; Deal ! Island, 4. Il. Creamer,
$50; Stock ton, I. j. Prettyman, 49, 20;
far onsbnrg, A chandler, sI5; Berli !,
Rob ri kee, a.; Frankford, r. Ii. Nelson,
Sl,275.
Afterwards DIR U II Fowley, OF New
York, made an able AMI earptst address
to all overc-o wded house. Many per-
sous were turned away, It being lmpos-
sible TO find standing room. The Rev
L j PreLsyman also mad buet rem A. ks.
The singing WAS excellent and the meet
Ing most eDthusi a6fIc.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
ghe 9aily Gagette.
FIRST EDITION.

The Baltimore Sun gives glowing
description Of reception of DR.. II. }.
Brown, colored, at his house in that city,
last night. Senator Bruce and wife,
Pinchback, Greener, and many other
distinguished negroes were present.
Fred Douglass was expected. A band
Of music was present. The women we're
richly clad and Miss Wall, of Ohio, who
1t is SAID is eighteen, and attracted more
attention than any ono else, is described
as having "golden hair and dark blue
eyes"
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
McCLURES SUNDAY TINES, VS..
THE STAR,

The great double sheet, eight page
Sunday edition of McClure's Times to-
morrow will con- ain five times as much
reading matter as he Sunday al, five
lines as much telegraph news as the
Star, viii be i've times as large as the
Star and is five times as cheap as The
star, Price five ceuls. Sold aud delivered
IN the morning from 0lS Market street
hy George A. Davis as early as $50
o'clock
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
TIE STREETS.

Since the disappearance of the snow
the streets OF Wilmington have been in
an exceedingly dirty condition, al over
the city, greatly TO The annoy ahce and
dIsgusl OF The people Last week but
six men Were engage In cleaning streets
but this week the force has been increas-
I'd to twenty-five aud tEe streets are re-
ceiving a thorough cleaning.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
AGREEABLY SURPRISED.

On the evening of the 18th inst, as
the Rev. A. J. Snyder, Of Christiana,
returned home from Stanton, where he
was holding some extra services, he
was surprised to find himself surround
ed by some seventy persons, who had
taken possession during his absence,
Both congregations were fairly repren
sented, besides persons from other de-
ominations ioIned in The occasion. A
very pleasant evening WAS spent to-
gether in social intercourse, singing,
prayer, addresses and serving OF re-
lreshments. Many OF the subssantials
If life for the "lnner man" such as
hour, hams, sugar, coffee, butter, lard,
fruit, potatoes, &C., &C., were lelt be-
nind to enjoy as practical esteem and
regard. Even the pony" was kindly
remem bered with bags of corn and
BATS. Two years of acquaintance and
connection has not in the least weak
ened lhe ties of friendship which bind
pastor and people together, as this oc>
cason will testify. When the hour
Tor parting arrived many good wishes
were ex xchanged, aad ali felt thai II
was both good and pleasant for
brethren to dwen together i'll unity"
-~.@
In The Star you get all the latest news
for hall the price uf the PniladelphlA
Japers.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO'S
WANT.

The rumoI that the B ,ltimoro and
Ohio Railroad had secured the Phila-
delphia and Chester County Railroad
charter, giving an entry into Philadel-
phia, is denied. Dr. j. G. Allen, who
owns a majority ofthe stock. says none
has been sold mol have any overtur S
been made. The latest report is that
the Baltimore and Ohio Company pro-
poses to build tho shortest possible line
to Philadelphia, and if they cannot get
ia otherwise to build tunnel under
that city.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
From Chester Times.
MATRIMONIAL,

Harry Maddox, one of Mr.. Fuller's
staff on the p, w. & b. Railroad, was
married ON Wednesday to Miss Annie
Logue, of Port Deposit. The recep-
tion was held III The house of Mr.. VIM.
Maddox, at Crum Lynne, on We'd
nesday evening, and it was largely at
tended by friends of the couple, a
number being present from Chester. =
The groom left Thursday morning for
Texas. and the bride will follow with
the family of 5. +. Fuller about April
1st
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
Books ! Books !

Thomas III. osle, SU7 Market street,
will expose for sale, Oh Fripay and Satur-
day evenings, at 7.30 o'clock,a collection
of the STANDARD works by the best au-
thors. Also Dumber OF very tine iami
ly bibles IN choice styles bin ling; and
also an ass ,rtment of large size photo
graph Adams will be sold each evening
also limited number of large size fine
stell evgavings beautiful framed. 81
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
THFRE Is no AFFINIrY

between cheap and Useless beef, wine and
iron tonics and the Lieug Co.'S Coca
Beef Tonic q real renoVanL OF strength
and re torative OF health.
at is the best tonic there is Every
% ysicIan whom ! have recommended
1t has found IL so,' says Professor ii. Is.
DRAKE, NJ D., Detroit, Mich / lmparts
new tone TO the liver, n, omaeh and BOW
els, and by It's regulative action affords
relief from headaches, neuralgia, oousti-
patton and ianguor. Beware of cheap,
worthless im mltalions.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
LIEBIG cos COCA BEEF TONIC.

my patients derive marked and de-
cided benefit from it," says Professor ].
N. Carnochan, NJ. D., Professor Surgery,
New, York Medical College. For bad taste
In The mouth, bad breath, heartburn,
pain In the stomach and bowels, ftatu.
iency, constipation, (which are ali but
symptoms of dyspepsia and a broken
down clgesLion), IL is Invaluable. Also
bility, monthly suffering, liver com.
plants aud sick headache. Beware OF
counterfefts. Ask for Liebig Co.'s Coca
Beef Tonic. mhl6-6t.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
"NOW WELL AND STRONG"
SHIPMAN, Illinois.

bHTTWANl T IIIUIds
DIR. Il. V. FIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir;-I wish 10 state that my
daug hter, aged 18, was pronounced in
curable, and was fast failing, as the doc.
tors thought, with consumption. l OBJ
tanned half dozen bottles of your Dis
covery for her and she commenced i'm.
proving at once, AMI is now well and
strong. She took. the Discovery last
tall. Very truly yours,
REV. ISAAC n. AUG USTINI
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

CAMP MEETING.-The managers Of
,he Brandywine Summit Camp meeting
have agreed that the camp shall open on
Monday, August eighth, and continue
eleven days. Nothing will be spared to
make the sojourn in the woods pleasant
and the camp success