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The daily gazette., 1881-03-17
ASSASSINATION IN VIRGINIA
TWO MEN BUICllEkED Bl
USHWHACkkRS.

NORFOLK, VA, March l4.-News
comes from the vicinity vi Prices Auhr
Courthouse today 10 the effect .hal
about six O'Clock Saturday Afternoon, on
the Guh Swamp road, about 8, miles
from Princess Anne Courthouse, as a
cart containing four men, Messrs. VIM.
Whitehurst, az old citizen Of the com y,
aged ~ years, EdgaI Old, Thomas Nc
PhersOu aud VIM. Fisher, the latter
three formerly from North Carolina, was
being driven along the Cum Swamp
road, without warning the party was
bred upon from blind, built to a height
OF about five feet and half, between
| TWO pine trees, III pine tHickut, short
distance from the road. AT the ii ST fire
Old was killed, and Mcpherson jumpe /
from the cart into ditch aud exclaimed:
"Hand me my gun immediately" Au-
| other volley was hred, the charges OF
| buckshot killed Whitehurst instantly.
Fisher and Mcpherson were unlujured.
A c0roneT's inquest was held yesle. day
morning. The jury ordered the arrest
OF two men, Joseph MuTden aud Henry
Bartee, both Of whom aye in jail.
The bodies ui the two men were hofri-
bly, bulchered, Mr. Whltehurst having
the top u bis head literally blown oil.
The traces Of bucRshut were found on
tue trees in the vicinity, showing that
the Veapons were charged with Shot OF
that size. The party were returning
from the courthouse, and were at the
time within 800 yards If the house u
Mr.. Mcpherson. The horse was fright
ehed at the discharges Of tue guns and
ran off. The perpetrators OF the horrible
crime are unknown aud tie most intense
excitement prevails. The murder, it Is
hought, grew out OF bad blood engen-
Tered by the "no-fence law" which pre-
walls IN that part Of the county. II IS said
hat Nj. Mcpherson had taken down his
fences aud had shot several cattle belong
ing TO his lie gibbons which had lrespassru
upon his grounds. Saturday he had a
"a at the courthouse which grew ont
uf one OF these occurrences, and the
murdered men were witnesses for him,
he case beng decided ia his favor. Il
is said that deep feeling prevails IL
the neigIborhood against Mr.. McPher.
son, AMI 1t is supp osed that the scheme
OF the murderers was to kill him.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17
CHEAP GAS.

Before the Phila | lplia Gas Trust
Committee yesterday, Mr.. Kennedy,
the New York expert, presented his
answers to certain questions PROFOUND
cd to him at previous meeting rela-
tive to tho manufacture of gas, &c.
He submitted an estimate for thu cost
OF gas in the holder, showing that IL
"should not be- more than 80 cents per
1000 per cubic feet anu offered o
take a lease vi The Philadelphia Gas
Works for zen years, ol thirty days
notice, 30 cont. act 70 place lG candle
powef gas in he holder at IS cents per
1000 cubic feet" In his cursoIy ex-
animation of he Market street and
twenty fifth Ward Works, he saw "a
large stock Of coal stored cut OF do Jrs;
coal deIerlorates in quality when ex-
posed IN the open air, aud "the mum
Der of men apparently engaged u
make gas, but apparently do no,h,ng.
He believed that Q65 men would be "a
| liberal basis" to run the works with,
til t there are 1000 men too many
employed at the works, at a loss u
the cry annually Of $3.50, 600, ard, ii
found figures, that annually "$l 90S,
23O IS WAS expended in Philadelphia
IN excess OF wat is necessary"
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17
General News.

Ebert Keck, aged : years, died Of
hydrophobia in Memphis, on Tues
day night. He was bitten by mad
dog about three months aao.,
Dale Crockett, Of Mississippi
county, Missouri, alleged 10 be the
chief OF a gang OF counterteiters was
arrested yesterday.
J. j. B. Burie, commission mer-
chant OF Montreal, is report, d 10
have disappeared. leaving debts to
the amount OF 100000.
A tornado passed over southwest
Missouri on Tuesday night, caus.
ing great destruction OF property
AT Galena, Just across the Missouri
line, fifteen Du.ldlngs were demol-
ished and eight persons injured
two fatally.
Ellery Albee, Cashier Of the ASH
uel1t, Savings Bank, ot Winchester.
New Hampshire, is reported a de
taulter Tor ala amount estimated at
10000. Albee was lately IA State
Senator. He made over his proper
ty TO the bank alter the discovery Of
his rascahty.
Cyrenius F. Black was YESTERDAY
nominated by the Democrats OF th.
s. 3nth Michigan Dlslr!ct tor Rel
resentatlye ia Congress, to succeed
Mr.. Conger.
The commission of Frederick
Douglass as L. ). Marshal Tor III,
District Of oiulubIa expires today
A delegation OF coio.ed men calIel
upon the President yesterday, ant
urled the appoluLruent ot j.. 1
johnson, colored, 70 succeed Dou.
lass. IL Is Thought, however, tina
Mr.. Douglass VIII be reappoIuted.
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From xs..e rday'. late ndition
nRuGGEp AND ASSAULTED.


Patrick Johnston, driver of a mineral
water wagon, Michael Haley, barten-
der, and Edward Fitzpatrick, IL years
OLD, we're arrested yesterday on war
rant issued by Magistrate Brown,charged
with au a.rocious assault upon Margaret
J. Hughes, 2l years old, residing at 1881
Ogden street. She made affidavit that
on Monday, while she was at the saloon
1926 Swain street, applying for situa-
ton, johnson promised 10 take her to
West Philadelphia, where she would get
employment as child's nurse. She met
him by appointment at l o'clock on
Monday afternoon and was taken to
James Fitzpatrick's saloon, 3lOs Spring
Garden street, near the Paramount
bridge, where she was drngged and
assaulted by Johnston, Haley aud Fitz-
patrick's son, Edward, and Kept pris-
ouer for six hours, until 8 O'Clock on
Monday night, when man and woman
passing by heard her screams and she
was rele ised. Magistrate Brown held
the accused TO answeT.-PhHd. 1mes.
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THE ELoPEMENT OF A PRIN-
CESS.

THE SON OF BISMARCK RUNS OFF WITH
PRINCESS ELIZABETH, OF CAROL ATH
BENTHEN.
BERLIN, March 15.-Count Her
bert bismarck has eloped with The
Princess Elizabeth, of Carolath Ben
then. Both arrived a. Messina city
several weeks ago. The princess is
the wife of Prince Charles, of Caro-
lath Benthen, Count Of Schonarch, and
chief Of one If the first Prussian aris-
tocI attic families and hereditary mem
Der of the upper house. Thu far hloss
wife is step sister of PIiEce Herman,
of Ha zfeldt, Trachenberg, head of a
Catholic family, bearing the title since
174l, and daug glitter Of Tho Countess of
Reichenbach. She married Count
Carolath in 1866 and had one daugh
ter, the Princess Sybilla, now IA years
of age. Prince Caroiath, who IN SO
years of age, has left Parliament and
retired 10 has estates Ia Silesia. lie
will commerce a divorce suit. Count
Herbert bismarck, whose age is 81
was formerly secretary Of the Ge rman
legation al Berne aud rec sntly secre-
tary To his father, who kas destined
HIM as chief assistant aud eventually
successor. Ii is said that this domes-
tic calamity is the chief cause OF
Prince Bismarck's recent lrritAbiiity
and bad humur.
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PERSONAL.

Joseph 5. Daily, for a number of years
engaged as book keeper and travelling
agent of Moore Il Bro, Soap Manufac-
turers, has resigned h position. He will
remove to Marydell, Ma, where he will
engage in the grain and phosphate bust
ness.
X. ID. Jones. who graduated at the
Pennsylvania University yesterday as a
Doctor of Medicine, was the only grad
uate from Delaware.
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LOcdt Lines.

Fresh herring sold at 40 cents per
dozen in Market this morning
Solomon Hersey aditor Of the Repubti-
can will celebrated The twenty nlLh
autlveisa Of ais Wedding on the 70 Ia
inst.
The Delaware Beet Sugar Company
have prlitioned the Legislature to pas
an act making LIBERAL appropri alton Tor
Tue culture OF sugar bees.
Flowers are now being sold in Mar
ket.
The fourth concert under the manage
ment Of the Philharmonic Society takes
pl ace on the oath INST
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BARGAINS.

We are offering at the present
time many frst-rate bargains,
which the ladies Of Wilmington
and vicinity would do well 70
examine, such as Scarlet and
Gold Edge Black Lyons Silks
at 60 cents yard, remarkably
cheap. A much better Black
Silk, at 70 cents, a really beau
tiful fabric for the price, Silk
that wears well and gives salts
faction. We have sold lots OF 1T
at $l.00 yard.
Black and White Striped
Summer Silks at S7i cents
yard and beautiful line OF
Fancy Silks at 50 cents.
We have several bargains in
our Dress Department, as well
as very complete line OF
Black Cashmere, starting at IA
cents a yard.
Our stock Of Table Linens,
Towels, Napkins, &C., is very
large and sholSe-pricss lower
than ever.
Prints, Madras and Canton
Ginghams, We have the largest
and choicest assortment Of these
goods we have ever offered.
Have you seen our Hamburg
Embroideries at 10 and Ia cts
If not it will pay you 70 visit
our store to examine and supply
yourselves with these goods
which we think will compare
favorably with What you have
been buying at 20 and 20 cts.
a yard elsewhere.
Don't tail to see the beautl-
full registered Embroiderles and
Cotton Trimmings. We are
selling at Is cents, piece OF Il
yards-just half price.
Our Hosiery, Glsye and Tn
derwsar Department is very full
and complete with several spS-
sial bargains much under rsgu-
lar prices.
We propose carrying IN the
future a much larger and better
assorted stock adding finer
grades of goods, which we can
assure our customers they can
buy from US as cheap, and in
some instance cheaper than in
the leading stores OF Philadel-
phia.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17
PAY UP YOUR TAXFS.

Persons who have not paid up
their city and school taxes should
do so at once. Messrs. Provost and
Kyne, city tax collectors, are deter
mined to collect up the back taxes,
and persons who do not pay up
promptly will be forced to do so by
and OF the law. They hive already
made several arrests.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and lndiscrettons OF youth, nervous
weakp ess, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c, / wiIl send a recipe that will cure yoS
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY q missionary in south
America, send a elf-addIessed envelope
10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, SsTtion ID
Ws,s YORK Cfa. Mav4-eod Dkwly
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.LIEBIG cos COCA BEEF ToNIc.

MY patti Inns derive marked ana de
coco heht from it, says Professor =
~ n. GSufh9chan, NJ D., Professor suIeerS
tn ~ oik Medical College For bad Iasi.
pain In the stomach aud bnVtIs 49,
.eney, constipatipn, which arc All IN
IylhptomN Of dyspepsia and "A bTolt =
Town llgeslionl, II is invaluable. Ala
S rniuao'e ~ btiiousnees, malaria,
plalnts aud sick headlcfie. gsw.rs '', -,
Beef Tonic. ~ - ~ .e
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17

Charles l.. Brisbane, OF Philadelphia,
was arrested at Magnolia, on the Pm
lsdelphia aud Baltimore Railroad, on the
charge Of having stolen $1,000 from ms
employer, Philip Walsh, in that civ
The sum Of 1904 was found in Brisbane'.
possession. He will be brought to PniIs.
delphla to-day.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17
FOURTH EDITION
Had, cas.ons tor ro.I,ns.

ly winds, higher temperature in the
eastern portion, lower barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17
NOTES OF THE AssAss,r

NOTES OF THE AssAssrN.,,..
Prince Gortschakofr is un,.n 'oN
confined to the house. ""sll andh
The whole German army will,
to mourning for month "''l 60 lu>
The Italian Court win
mn, I! for twenty days, ~ into
The Pope has sent an au oOr,nA,
ter Of coincidence to HE C,aEs 'Spn let.
The Grand Duke Nicholas -,
leave Nice for st. Petersh roa"A will
with at The request of The or iuf'A-
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17

marriages have Increased 40 per cen
Nhce young men have learned OF II
sootnlhg effect OF sines' Tar, Wild ChsrI
II you keep bottle on hand flrnu en,.F
climax. ~ IN u
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17
POLICE CASES.

At the police hearings his morning
Ike Waiting was arraigned on the
charge of b ing drunk aud disol Derby.
H. was required to pay 81 and costs
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Wilmington narbcus.

WILaISGrUk, Del. March lG, 1851
Quotations az TIE IIaLt yW.Lss 4lli.s iD.#
T. Jt.T ana GTs.h
-5est Patent Fipur...........Fs $50 400
th"lCe EanlIy rIo1r......... II. 40 .U#
i-AiEa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 10 Z o.
tupice uperHhe.....,.......,. i.11 TO > 3
Prime new wueaL.......... IN
NeW ulu..................,... ~
irau yer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lsa
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY MALrh "A & = NJ
tinu.,econd nnn L.lucn,Ler - n,r,n- y

WHEAT < Il; u: ~: p. E. So: So:
OtttBDAIy
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E,nnneial an0 Ooun am q rsial

WILMINGTON. Del, March 4, 1881.
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Head & Co., s. y. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. DEL. at Y
NJ. to-day:
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IN THE SLAUGHTER POUND.
Dog exterminator Mrlancy has a
white setter dog III the dog slaugh er-
Ing pound. Amy erson minus such a
dog should apply at the police office.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, March Is.

At Greenwood, KY, ON the Cincin-
natl Southern railroad, ITO miles south
OF this ciiy,in quarrel yesterday, Tom
Young broke Steve Langiord's skull
with Car pin, wounding him mortal
ly, He fled, but was followed and
ogertaken by Reuben Langford, who
shot Young dead, periorating him
with bullets.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17
GRIMES OF A DAY.

N y A@"'NS" "N'bANb MChDbhS Al r
SUSPECTED LOVER OF HIS WIFE.
New y DIRK, March Is.
Ernest Stephen Memeroth, a Ger
man WOOD carver 80 years of age shot
aud fatally wounded Emil Pauly aged
-, boarder IN his house, To day, al
80 Eldudge street, and afterward shot
himself through the temple, blowing
out his brains. jealousy of the young
man, Who lac belI"ved sustained the
relation of accepted lover toward his
vile, is thou ght To have been the rea-
son OF the CRIME, though Memeroth,
who had long been sick, Was undoub,
edly out of his mind.
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THERE IN no AFFINITY

between cheap ana selrss beef. wine and
Ton tones aud Inc Lleulg Co.'S Coo !,
Beet IOuir a real renovanI OF strength
aud re turative Of heath.
~ Is the best Ionic there IL Every
p ysiclau q whom nave recon- me u ded
IL uas found il sp,' says Professor ii Is.
DRAh h, NJ ID, Detroit, VI ch Itimparts
new toI 10 The liver, stOmacn and bow
els, and by IT. reeutatiye sctiOu affords
relief from headaches, neuralgia, 90 AtI-
PauUu and lauguOr. Beware of susap,
NoItnlGEA In.itaL4OnE
The daily gazette., 1881-03-17

NorE.-Ine BLACK figures represent en-,
Limited Express" On whicn an e&Lrs
are har- ed.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
TBE REFUNDING BILL.
From tbe Delawarean,

FROM the Deiawarean. t.is'
The refunding bill which passed the
House Of Representatives ON Wednday
last, provides for refunding $40O Oo6,OOO
OF the debt falling due this year inie
bonds bearing three per cent interest,
having ten years to run, but payable
after five years at the option of the gov
ernment. 100000, 90 is to be funded
into three per cent certificates. falling
due in ten years, and payable after one
year at the pleasure of the government.
The. bill gave rise to q good deal Of dis
cussioo, and grave doubts are entertain
ed by some who voted for the bill, as to
the certainty of floating SO large an
amount at a rate Of interest as low as
three per cent. We have but little doubt
that this can be done, unless 1t is pre-
vented by hostile combinations Of cap
italiste and monied institutions, in order
to force the issue Of higher rate bonds
at the next session. That such combi-
nations are possible we have no doubt.
Whether they will be attempted, no one
at present can determine.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
SOIfNn AnvI1E

We advise all young people to acquire
early IN life The habit Of using good IAN
guage, both in speaking and writing and
also 10 abandon the use OF sIaug words
and phrases. The longer they live the
more difficult The acquisition OF good
language becomes. Ii many of ones
early years be passed in abuse, the un-
fortunate victim of neglected education
IS very probably doomed TO talk slang
for life. Money is not necessary 10
secure this education. Every man has
1t in his power. lie has 10 ue the Ian
9uage which he reads, instead of .he
slang which be hears, TO form tastes from
ne oess speakers and poets of the coun-
Try; TO treasure upon choice phrases in
bis menory, and habituate himself To
their use, avoiding at the same time The
pedantic precision and bonbast which
snow rather the weakness Of vain ambi-
ION than the polish of an educated
mind.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

Pennsylvanians will be proud OF Mr..
Joseph NJ. Crawfords engineering feat
in Japan. The Contrast between his
building a railroad at the rate of nearly
.wo miles = month, at cost of $4,000
mile, with that ofthe Englishman Who
built similar road at just ten times the
cost and in about six Times the time, can
only result favsrably 10 American inter
esls in Japan and be productive Of fur
ther commerce and orders for the arLi.
cles in which Pennsy ylvania leads the
woTld-that is railway supplies.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

The cable telegram from London on
Saturday quo:sd cousols az SO 9-l6 for
money and ssi for account. .. s. bonds
were quoted at 1854 ex cupon for the 8,
ll5i for the As, and 1I7i for the 4s. The
The rate Of discount for 60 days TO 8
months bank bills is 3isSi per cent and
for trade bills in the open market 3iasi
which is from the same TO above the
Bank OF EnglaBd rate.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
PRESIDENT HAYES

The validity of Mr.. Hayes title NAV
always be- Questioned, and his admin.
stration criticised, but the payment Of
one dollar gives a valid title TO one
bottle of DR.. Pierca's Golden MedicA
Discovery, and It's administration car
never be criticised in cases Of coughs
colds, incipIent consumption, and gsner
al dsOlnIy, tor leading physicians OF al
schools endorse The Discovery and DR..
seribe 1T IL heir Practice. Sold by drug
gi'ts. ian17 81
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

Mr.. Coxs APpoRTIoNMENr BILL is
regarded a. the fairest that bas vel been
preseated to the House. It increases
the number Of Representatives from sos
As at present, to sol. The following
table shows the losses and gains by see
tions under the proposed apportion-
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n orICE To WATER nENTERs.
OFFICE or THE WATER DEPART-
MEST, WILNISGT n. Del,

OFFICE or THE WATER DEPART-
MEST, WILNISGr. n, Del,
DecemDer /, IsSJ.
The l. Ills for 1881 are now ready and
payable at the Registrars Office AT the >.
w, corner Of sixth and King streets. The
law requires that all bills paid on or be-
fore January ylst, 1881, tile face OF the biit
those paid during the month Of FebT uAry ,
per cent. additional. Those paid during
the month OF March ~ per cent. addi-
tiona, AID any amount remaining uu-
aid after April LIST, 1881, the Registrar IL
required TO have the ferruies wlthd rawn
anu suit instituted for the recovery ot til ,
amount due; aud the water viii not be
let INTO sucn premises uuLii such arrears
with assessments and - for drawing Ter.
ruies, are paid.
Olfice hours from 0 a. IN. to 4 y. M
WILLIAM J. MORROW, Registrar.
decI-eOd Ian ed -fe D-eud
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During the year 1850 not less than
thirty-oAe railroads we're sold under
foreclosure. Tho roads lad mileage Of
3ST6 miles, representing an a2paren. IN
ves.ments OF SIG 400, 900 in bonds end
SoT, 100000 IN capital stock, making the
vast total Of s283, 100000.
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RAILhoAn IlNls
DIIlLADEI.PiiIA, RILNIuI
L AND BALTIMORE KAIInai
j JANUARY y, lssl

SAFShhh U 1901,
Trains viii leave MilmInglous,b
for
Philadelphia and dIntermedla,es, II.
I.OO. e.io. S.lU, 1870 a. m. ~, i.U, mi
y. IN.
Philadelphia tExpressj 6sl al
a. IN. Ills. 800 y. Ia
PhilA. ana New York 2.4.6N IA Il
ia m, l2.i5, 2t3, 6.4J D M.
Baltimore and Inlern.e,I,i. ii.
n.os "a. IN. i.i5 -. IA.
PeHyyi!ie und intermediate sl.la
4..3 D. IN.
baltimore and Bay line, 3Ip.m
baltimore and Washington N,
T.51,s.as, n. ul.; 1885, / .Oi, SO 70. IN
trains Tor Delaware DyisiGu ts.
New CItstle B.UJ, No. "a. m. ~ %
y. IN.
harrington ana fnterinedial, ,ls,
t.'o a. IN. l.U5, 6.11 .. IN.
Delular and intermediate station
a nl.; Loo g.. III.
SUNDAY TkAIss.
Philadelphia AHd lut, ,.moiit, t,s sal
s. ~ d. M. 5.OJ. &C 1870 -. "a.
Phl'alelphla and New lUrE ..2la. n
p. IN.
baltimore and WashinspA, w {.
7.5b. a. IA.
foT Iurther information paSsessa
referred 10 the time tables pOslrl II
deph. II. r. kENNkl
super uefa
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oN.rHE pEAGH-

OUTER oNsTHE PEACH,
~ 10 every housekeeper and peacb
grower cultivating single tree or An or
Shard, thls valuable work is offered W IL
uirectlons ,,I for preserving health produc-
remedlts against that fe'l disease H.
= elbows" Book 81, by mail postage nrao
paid Incarnation given II desired
,.,oo address, j. RITTER.
J@hooI"' West Chester. Pm.
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PUBLIC SALES.

SALE Or cows.
- The SubhcrIbers Will ,Ssr3-r-Kra
sell at Pubic sac. At Red NRzMA%A
Lion, East Marlborough, A
Chester county, Pa, eszz
MONDAY. JANUARY 5lst, 1854,
at O'Clock, p. m,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWf
AND Al RiNtjERS, TWENTY HEAD
Or FEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS
SILL d BAILEY,
l.. W. Stldharn & Bon, Aucirs.
noV9-tS.
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FREDERICK NANDERBTLF is said to
have lost shout 100000 on the rise 10
Western Union Hfack from 50 to par OIL
short contracts, bnl William II. Wander
bilt, who realized about 81 100000 on
the long side, made up the young mans
losses out OF Ills personal profits.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

~ Office Is hereby given that the an
In Dual meeting of tie Stockholders OF
"fhe Wilmington Navigation Company
will be held OL No. Sp3 Market street,
Wilmington. Delaware, on Tnu sday, the
third day OF February, 1881, between the
hours OF 2and q clock y. IN, for tue puT-
pose OF electlng three directors 10 serve
Tor three years. JOHN a. aRIFFIN
decsUWLe. President.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

The New York Herald says :-"The
only featRre which can occasion snr-
prise is the unexpected growth of the
South in population and representative
power. tA% fte
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

NJ NOIICE is h. reby given Inat the nm
~ derslgned will apply 10 lie General
Assembly OF The State OF Dslaware m lis
next session for an Act of Divorce auln-
l.. Virtue, MARY a. WIt;;.rII par y ia
dec2- eodlmos ~
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oTlCE Is hereby given that | shall
~ Apply To the General Assembly, of
TINS I'M STATE, AZ It's session In January. 1ssI
Mary Pugh. w. "A Piiaue'
decl-m&thlm.
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IIARMI FARM FARMi!i
ron SAIL.

One OF the best farms for a dairy of
grazing in New Castle County and Slate
OF Delaware, 10 ST, Georges Hundred
situated on the Dutcn Meet Road, miles
from delaware City, Containing three
hundred acres, two hundred and ten
acres upland, aud ninety acres of mea-
dow, All IN good state OF cultivation
good building, insured for $500 The
conditions.-Ten or twelve thousand dol
ars can remain on mortgage. For further
particu ars call on w M. A. CIeaver. near
Port Penn, or Thomas NJ. Ogle, Real k.s-
tate Agent. Wilmington, Delaware.
IanlZ-6t
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The Philadeipula "Gas Trust has
been charged by one ofthe most prom-
ndnt committeeman appointed TO exam
lac into its Affairs, with defrauding that
city at the rate Of $1,000 day for years
past. What the members of the Trust
have done With the money is not stated
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
1HE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANA'

I,HE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANA'
602 MARKET STREET, ,.a
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ith, L@Vs
open to receive deposits darl5 lIoi1I N
NJ, until Il. M, and ON Tuesday aha''
urday evenings from7 10 3 O'clock;
SEMl-AkNUALD DlNiDENp,
regularly made in April and OctoOe,,. ,,r.os nd
when dtVls-Jnds are not ~lldhi'ii' pcf
they are accounted AS deposits. lhusFrs la,lrs
manent deposits compound their ins'
twice ln each year.
MANAGERS.I .n
Clement IL. Smyth, George W. busIgss
Chns. " Townsend George 3. Csipehr11
Nathan k.Benson, NJ. l.. Liehen,',In,s,IIts
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darllns
w. Hastings, job Ii. Jackso"'
Edward Pusey, VIM. ii. Swn'
Anthony Higgins. .,aenL
GEO. W. BUSH Pressure
Eo. 3. CAPELLE, Vice Presldent, ri
fsD2l-ly u. 4. TAYLOR IreIS'