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Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
smyth Post victorious.

On Saturday evening a delegation
from smyth Post 6. A. r., OF this city,
went down to Elkton tosuperintend the
counting OF the votes cast in contest
for a flag between Cresweil Post OF
that town and Smyth Post OF this city,
The delegation carrying with them a
number Of votes we're received at the
depot at BiktOu By a committee from
Creswe,l Post, and we're escorted to ihe
residence of David l.. Sloan, Adjutant
Of Creswell Post, where they weIe en-
tertained with good supper by MIS-.
Sloan and music by Post Commander D.
L. Wilson.
After supper and music the delega-
tjou was escorted to the hall where tbs
Catholics we're carrying on a Fair for
the benefit OF the poor, and where they
were met by Rev. Father Lyons who
took them to an apte-roOm where the
votes wers TO be counted. To the great
surprise Of the XlktOnisns aud the
qualification Of the Wilmingtoniaus,
the counting panied out 80 of a ma.
ority for smyth Post.
A telegram being received in this
city conveying the intelligence Of the
victory, the members OF Smyth Post
received it with evident satisfaction,
and drum corps proceeded TO the de
pot, where they met the committee in
charge of the flag and escorted them to
the Institute Hail, where the flag WAS
displayed to large number Of ladies
and gentlemen attending a fair in the
hall. The stand of oolor5 will be for
mally presented to Smyth Post this
evening.
Rev. Father Lyons, in very pleas
ant and appropriate address returned
his sincere thanks to Smyth Post aad
the citi2sns of Wilmington fer the lib.
pral patronage Of the fair.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Extra Revival srFylt|

Protraoted revival meeting
In operation at moal Of TIE 4
churches In the city. o.. 4
carried OIL for several 4-siI
dywinc one for Abou. tive /
Scott church, and one sb3a,II
both Asbury and the Union, 4
lnenced last night al st. rl1.l
is expected that Rev. TLonpI
lyman viii be on hRut iAu
AID all the week 10 a3s.,'. Y
lyman Ia . member Of The Cd
and quite a noted reYiralIE
recently had great success iaH
phia. Rev. Mr. Phelps, Of ID
will preach al the Union tong
Rev. T. l.. Tompkinsou, Of u.
tomorrow night Consl sIlb,
has attended the meeting. llI
there are Indications Of 11eA
tsrest during the weak.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
The Death Rero,a

There were IL deaths In NM
week. For the oorrespobi.,
last year there we're %, n. !
wards were as folloEA h
second, /; third, !; iour's. 4
sixth, !; seventh, q elg.a 4
!; tenth 1.
The causes OF death w.,.
ton Of the lungs, 2 coup..I
liver, /; oonvulsions, /, trl
fecting the brain, /; dIpA'as,]
!; debility, i; dellrium "A
menbrSneous Group, ] y1s,;1
!; putrid sore throat, tll
typhoid fever, /; tubu.ua.u
disease Of heart, |
The ages OF the dead We.
| yeAr, 2 ; from ! 10 3 yeNr,. |
10 TO 20 years, | from - 10 i
3 ; from 80 to 40 year, : "A
SO years, ] from 50to a
from 70 10 81 years, !,
Other statistics were Z,
Born In the United S,a,cs, Il |
] Germany, !; whit, Ii
male, s female, s; died At d
house. ! ; Coroner's case, . d
/; brought here tor lnterpsg.
away for same purpose, 4
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
THIRD EDITION.
NEW CASTLE.

A Case Of smallpox said 10 Have
Been In the Jail-Other Items OIL
Interest.
Special Correspondence ofthe Republican
New CAgyLR. Jan. lit has very re-
Gently come TO the knowledge OF our
citizens that case Of small pox was in
our jsi!, Why those in authority have
so studiously avoided the publicity Of
the case is 8 mystery. Workmen have
been engaged inside in repairing th'
isil not very far distant from the In
tected cell, and others have been pass
ing in and out totally unconscious O.
the danger they were in. Stringent
measures should have beep adopted
to prevent the further spread o
this disease.
The old market house ia at last Civ
ing away. A portion Of the roof on til,
rorth side fell in few days ago anc
| more may soon follow. Would It no
be better to pull the wEole ooncerI
down before some one should harper
to bs killed or crippled by the falling
| timber.
The removal ofMr. Kinney as cashiel
OF the Farmers Bank here, does not ap
esr to be satisfactory TO the public.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
fhS hand lehgu.

Yesterday afternean the Lh1
organized permanently u '-A
electing the following ot's'
President-Henry c. IaIl'
Vice-P -President-Jamo. Noai
Financial Seoretary-.9t''j
Recording Seoretafy-4-'
veilley. Il
Troasurer-John ?. Don|bI
Executive ComElittee .,1EI
John d. X. Dohorty, Ea""4
Tho constitution w4 w
new members admitted I"J
contains nearly 300 names
que adjourned TO M e! On s'''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Ica ACcidents,,.-

h 8. Joseph OSIe, Z9l al
street, while at Th'Id 'yI ~,
streets on Saturday EHe'0'%'g,,, ~ A.,
bruised herself 30 baoI! ,II v, I
to be carried into G. q Ip1s' s
until her husband was sew
her home. ,rAst
Mrs. Orlnsby S2S West i0"y h
Saturday fell on the Ice b. al
her wrist. DR.. Blochs'I. a,
upon and responded il "''-
toned. -
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
FIFTH EDIrIaI
veEmens's Cbam,,

Prom The Burlington n ", r,s,j
II. NJ. Besbe, Of Audo,"
County, claims to own n.
dog. II Is a ihor"ughbrej \,
herd, Leo. and has besp n ~
ed that Mr.. Bssbs, while a,
field, can send the dog "a Nh
ter any light tool which /.
and the dog never maxi,
bat gets what he la Gent n
will get the cows withou, ~
Mr.. Beebe has qaite a stosL n
which are kept In difI,res, ~
hs will open a stable door
cattle are all In the yard ,,I
the dog, LEO, drive them IN :
will pick out such cattle a,
that stable and drive them +,
any mistake. Leo is greGI q, u
al exercise. When told ,b,,,1
er-,ims, he takes his pos.,.s, 4
ner ofthe room with his rt,..l
and will remain (AlthoagL n
call him and offer him li, II
I'll he hears the final Aupp. II
summer Mr.. Besbe left hi, ,.sl
corn field, where It romAiL.l
OF days; wanting |, one dAy S,I
the dog, "Leo, my YES, IA dsr
oorn-asld: 30 and get II. !,
went directly to tbs Geld s,3
turned with the vest.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Removal ofths CoGr:HOI

1t now appears that there
hitch somewhere in the .W
ence TO the removal Of lac ogl
which prevents It's Feuo7a. d
further Legislation is effected
the difficulty. Prssiden! bHFI
LByy Court was in tho city -
day and was anxious to .i4
and new members toSst-.'
upon a bill to be sent to .-'.%
to remove the difficulty wei
aeIved no information ye.0i
fixed for the meeting o' II
It IS hoped, hoWevrr I'
that everything will be N1
tune 80 that the Februisy i'i-
will bs held in the new ClIi'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Neal Lock In TenneNaeo.

1t is gaij that the seatof Barrett, Re.
publican, in the Senate Of Tennessee
will be contested by his Democratic op.
ponent, Keith. There is some apprt
hensiOn Of a deadlock between the
Senate and House, which may last till
the end Of the session, and prevent the
election of IA United states Senator.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
The lee Harvest.

Notwithstanding the cold winter; the
ice harvest has been d poor one. The
Kennebec Company have two houses
well filed in this city but Mr.. Pusey
has cut none for his houses above
Coste5yille. The ice 10 ssid to be mixed
SO with SHOW that it tal!s 70 solidify.
The Company ls s4oveIliug away the
snow and trying to Get good Ice.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
"JOJh Billings" ,"

In our notice Of the Diamond course
of lectures on Saturday We omitted to
meution "Josh Billings" lecture as one
Of the course making six evenings Of
entertainment instead Of five. This
gives q fret class concert, an evening
OF reading and four Lectures, for 81. 81
or AZ cents on an average for each ol
tbs entertainments.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
pnrkgr'B IsemqYaI,

On Saturday We stated that Charles
L. Parker, sad6ls aud harseas maker
would remove his establishment from
The south east corner Of Second and
King to No. i East Second street,
when it should have beon 10. u
East Third street where p. Chandler
now has a groc-ry store.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Coroner,sIugae"

On Saturday, Mrs. H"aI"
GOn, l46 Bird Street, wa' ~
suddenly i'll directly asl'f "a
a hcmorrhsge Of the laa@
husband was immediat'.y "a
the bleeding was 80 vi,'e%
died before her husband s,'.,1
side. An inquest Was h"ig
Weldin and Dr.. Ogl5 s!''f ~
animation OF the case d7t''o
died from hem0rrhags' WI
by consumption. Mrs Hon|
in the 2sth year OF her aye a. a
besides her husband b5V' '''''
dren.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
smaii.pox mad 'n'nII, nI,

Several additions! Cs''5 r,s
have been reported to We W J. u. =. !
Board OF Health. Dr. YEN ", R.y
ing two new patients u, al
and DR.. Mauil has cllH't a ,
of var!oloid. The ls'le' Of,
tLickly populated dlsif,., ,op .
Mira. Bowman, reading u ,.gI
Acres, died Of smaIl-P,oGs !,y~ !. ,.,a
was buried in the NJ n'oo. "
cemetery yesterday a''''"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Mnlno's Governor,

T1r Committee Oh Guber1atorial
Votes Of the Maine Legislature, will, il
is said present two reports tc-iay, the
ajority in favor of declaring plaisted
elected; and the minority submitting
the matter to the Supreme Court.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
An Honest Baitlmoteau.

Charles Rous, a member of the Corn
aud Flour Exchange OF Baltimore, sus-
pended IN 1879, with liabilities amount
Ing to $50, 900, and settled with bis
creditors for 80 cents on the dollar. On
Saturday he sent each Of his creditors
a check, paying in full, with six per
cent. interest, the deficit Of his suspen-
sion,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
FOURTH EDITION.
aoUGn II ron IsaERsoLL.

Reviews OF IngeFsoii's
Lec,ure-seTmOns NJ Graee, First
and west tPFesbyteFian, and New
ysrusaI em Chure hes.
The subj cot, "Whst We Must DO 10
be Saved" was the theme OF several
pulpits yesterday. Large congrsga-
tions assembled At the Grace NJ. r.
Church, the First and West Presby-
terian churches and the New JeIu.
salem church. The discourses were OF
An interesting character and the COO
gregations listened with rapt attsn
ton. 1t would have been more chris.
tiap.like had less harsh names been
used.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
NERLAt3E.A

CRhWFoRD-P PENNErT. -Dn Jan. 9Th
1871, at Tho Lower BraGdywiae Manse, Dy
the Rev. RoDt. Graham Of Groeavlll5
George a. Cr'N'ori, ana Sallio L. Ben.
nett, DotH Of taIS city.
HANNA--HlLYARD.-At Newport, NJ.
L. parSOn ,ge, L the Z1d ult., ~ KvJ. j.
u. klgg, jOhu h. Hauna all. ~utlg ull
yard, al oi Newport ijoI.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
A YnnMG N ~ y

A. Fleming FIpps, ,,s IyS I'd
Fipps, Esq, Gil S'hlpIS, ,,s iIip|
yesterday after o Sev',Dl nnl, ipI
phoid fever. He was U,. "a N
year OF his age and wa ws' d.
Of considerable prenil'O., O.,tsrptl
at 2 o'clock, in Old sSca''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
ID EGl$TEK'S ORDER.
Ia,
REHlsTEH,S nFF1CE-

1
NEW NAeTLE COUNT, lee. ., 1880
Upon the application OF Stephen Mitchell.
hdmtnistratur VI John EDEBI bers, late
Of MI! trceH Hundred, IN said coua.
ty, deceased it IL ordered ana dircc.
ted by the Register that the Administrator
Aforesaid give notice Of granting OF
Letters Of Administration upon the estate
Of the decct9ed, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisementstO to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Let.
terS in six Of tho most public places Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abih> By an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided and also cause
the same 10 bo Inserted within the same pe.
riOd in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a news.
paper published in Wilmington and 10 be
continued therein three weeks (e-o.d)
~ Given under the hand and Seal ol
L. g. office Of the Register aforesaid at New
I ~ NCastle, In New Castle county aiore.
said, tho day and year above written
:. q. BIGGS, Register,
NoTTCE-hll persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator on
Or before Dec. I'd, 1851, or abide the Act o.
Assembly In such case made and provided.
STEPHEN MITCHELL, Administrator
Address-Pleasant Hill, Del. l2l7
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

Bird Seed, Gravel, Bath Cups, Cutie
Fish Bone, for sale by N. B. Dsnforth,
Druggist, I'd and Market streets. A
special room for trusses:
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

IyYILMINGTON ATHEN lEUM.

PROF.. p. W. HOCHKEPPFL gives pIit.
vate lessons In LATIN, GREEk, HEbhE " ,
ladies and Gentlemen, and children over IL
wears Of age. Only two lessons a week are
required to secure speedy and thorouRh
knowledge, AS now Is the time TO study
van Va Prof. p. W. HOCHKEPPEL,
lan6lGt III latha'i sIe'"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

TROC ERIE S.--I HAVE J JSp RE.
tT celved tne lot OF goods, J will sell
during the christmas holidays at 4 follow
ing reduced prices: lhs taisins2t 3, 3 los OF
currsnts 25c, 3 lbs apples 25c lbs Q crackers
2bc. lbs OF french prunes, ,25c 4gpbl 3ts as3Ort-
ed Jelly 35, A lbs apple butter 20, lbs Webb :
mInce meat 25c, choice &C. sesdicss raisins II
choice Ia cts. sultanna raisins lac. muscatals
lSc, citron 28c, orange and lemon peel ~ CTS,
Bakers corn &c. tomatoes 10 cts. Niagara
corn l0c. 1 lbs p. and q. Oelluo soap Csc
sand sosp.4c. blescheT &c, Oleine soap &c. 5
lbs buckwheat 24c. New crop, N Orleans
moIasses,65c golden drips, l6c. white l5c. si
yerdrop lZc. S II. m0asges &c. Teas 30c. our
lOc. is t1ne, our soc we guarantee. Coffee lac
our l5c. is talr, zoe Is extra best KiO 25c
aguyra g5c. Inaracabo, 25e. santos Use, Java
20. Table reaches l5c. per can. pie peaches
lie Sweet cider &c. at. chow chow, pickles,
onions, cauii1Ower In buckets and quantity
to suit the buyers, also q full assortment oi
almonds. pums prunelas, waInuts, cher
ries, blacs berries Gran berries, etc. Our SC.
-four is aond our -four at 8 81 we guarantee
Will refund the money when not satisfactory
p. ]. FORD.
l2lh2w Frort and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
-. w.rmo. ror CONGRESS.

The Governor Of Utah has awarded
&hs eertifi cate Of election as delegate IN
Conpress from that Territory TO Allan
a. Campbell, the Gentlle candidate,
Cannon, the Mormon candidate, wa.
received a majority Of the votes, nsve'
having been naturalised.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

Frank selgrave and John Hazle't IN
jured their heads, this morning. oy
falling on the Ice.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Railroad Election.

The sunus' f. u Of the stockhold-
ara of the T., W. x B. R. r. Go. was
held to-day at their Office at the dsPo'
in this city, when directors ana o1
GERS for the ensuing year were elected
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

THE NUMEROUS INVENTORS OF
L Edison, KeelY and other distin8 uished
person are lnsignttlCaut compared With the
invention Of DIX. v K. STONE, the inven.
tor OF "Apepsis;" one Is "a scientific improve
ment, tho ether science TO save lite.
Never before since the foundation OF the
world has a medicine been placed b,i0ro the
public on It's Lure merit. First because i
claims to ours only certain dises3e instead
OF fifty AZ others do, and furnishes high proof
that 1t does this. Second. it Is a compound
o one Of our beat phyS'cianS and surgeons,
who made dyspepsia a speciaity.iOr ten years
with a reward Ui the only 3ecihC ever placed
before the people. Third, because our best
physicians prescribe 1t for their dyspeptic
Iatlents, as Dr. samuel Adams OF New York
city says, am happy to say that the cure
Tor that tsaribie disease dyspepsia, has at
last been found in Jour "Ap6pgia," and be.
Iieye II is your duty 10 put II before the pub.
lie.
Reader, have yOl Dyspepsia, if 20 don't
fail to yet a bottle Of "a pepsia," j." AM rs you
value your health and ire, take nOtbihY else
Price per bottle, 500. Fer sale By all
druggists. Ian5.ti
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
r IFE INSURANCE.

THE FIDELITY MUTUAL AID ASSCCI.
ALTON, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Operating the assessment resorver ulan
which Is equivalent to the "cash reBeryeh NJ
''old line' companies.
General Trustee
TIE GuARANTEETRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT 90.
Trustees for New Castle County:
GREGG Il PIERCE.
Examining Physician:
DIR. JOHN p. WALES.
The plan Of the Fidelity has been ,udI.
oially tested. A sten0graphio report of tho
trial Tor libel will'be sent gratuitously upon
application. A
WIN. E. TAYLOR q CO., agents.
East 9th street, Clayton House.
Solicitors wanted. Palm
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
One PHI Is Dose.
Price e&wentY-FIVc Cents.
FOE SALE GY ALL nRUGGISgK

CAUTION Mono are genuine unless the
signature Of ALLEN II hYDt Ck surrounds
each Visi Of Pills Every PHI IL sugar coated.
II your druggist does not not Keep theLu. we
VII! mall thea Tree 10 any address on receipt
Of 70 certs. Five vials Tor $40
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

Our assortment OF the finer grades 81 Tel
and Uotiee, and perfectly pure Deppct, ant
spices generally. 10 one o. the best. Pix
Away fight. SUGAR Al COST TU Gus
TOdERs
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
BOUNDING TH0UGh TIE VEINS

hp puptV
What hundreds Of Letters say from pa,
tients sIl over the hatitlbe globe -
1T. HaydocE, your new Liver PHI has I'D
ne Of all billlCusuess.
NO more n0xiGus doses for mo Of tve or ten
pills taken at one time. Uns Of your pills
cured me.
Thangs, Doctor. My headache has left me
Send me another yisl 10 keep In the h0Hse.
After suffering tOrtureg IRON bunOus collie
two OF yOur.how Liver Pills cured ne, and
have no return OF the mnlady.
Our doctors treated me i0r Chronic ConstI.
patton, as they called 1t. and at last said |
was incurdbic, Your New Liver Pills cured
me.
had no appetite; Dr.. IIaydock's New Liy.
Ter pills gave ~ a E0arg ole.
Your pills are marvellous.
Dr. liaytCct has cured my headache tina,
was cnroric
gave halt Of ono Of your P.lls t. NY babe
tor Cholera M0rhus. The dear young thin.
got well i1 day.
MY nausea Ul a morning ls NOW cared, and
no more headaches
Your vial OF Dr. HaytocE's New Live.
Pills cured me Of terrible neuralgia and
pains In tho head.
send me TWO yials; want one Tor a poor
family.
Send me I've Walls Of your New Liver Pills
by return NATL.
Doctor, my btIliousness and headache are
all gORe.
FOR all Diseases Of the Kidney, Retention
Of UrIne, Dr. hlydocK'g New Liver Pills are
perfect cure. one pill Will satisfy the
most sRepucal.
For Female Diseases, Nervous ProstratiOn
Weakness, General I.assitude, Want OiAp
petite and SEX Headache Dr. Haydock'i
New LiYec FIlis will be found an kheCtual
Remedy.
They are uulrelsal in their effects, and a
cure can almost always be guaranteed
EACH VIAL CONTAINS 20 PILLS.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
ak1CEkEKk.
GENTS PER POUND,
eREAr WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. r. BOWMAN Manager
Wilmington, Dslsws.&

IL 3. SECOND ST., Sc. SECOND ST.
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How To SHINE Perhaps no QUESTION Of DO.
rnoStc economy is so often asked, and 60 seldom
answered Satisfactorily, As how to give linen th 81.
to.uItul halsh peculiar TO "a laundry work,
The secret OF which lAundrymen are so careful in
Keeping. To NEE! this want msny brands Of
50 cs!led starch polish have, from time to Tina
made iheir appearance with q flourish OF trum-
pe's, bu! Oil IN turn have gono down, because
The mahuisc:urer. aiming TO get them cheap,
used matsrisls ~ trIhng cSs. not adapted 10 th O
purpose; hence consumers found them 10 possess
iiti'e or no merit. and very naturally discarded
them Mr. }. Uobbins. of Philadelphis, is
vol aid 'sVolsbiy kncwn ss the inventor OF
the celebrated DobbinS Electric Starch Polish,
the h' 81 the world ever knew. ard justly adapted
TO tla purpose. fs all who use 1t can testify.
hruscs eepers f.n!il ar with goods bearing Mr..
Dobbina' nane will ba delighted to know that
ha hiss added tha Dobbins Electric Securing
po'lsh, which actually lnakos looking glasses of
TIA Ians Eousekeepers will ind both articles
for Sale By our le.oing grocers
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LOCAL. RREYI1IEN


The eelebrat on OF the Sunday school OF the
NJ. d. Church will take place Monday night
next.
The schooner May Stowe went from J. P.
Agncw u Coz. deck yesterday morning to tho
Washington Arsenal to load old iron for Ball.
moro.
Mr.. J. Y. Divine. Et,Lo Lecturer of Good
Iemplsrs delivered an interesting address q!
the Reform Club meeti5g last night. Lunch,
Tree 10 all will bs served at tho hall tonight
and Monday night
co!ofed msn, in the southwestern section Of the
city. laat night. came near causing the dettIuc.
ton Of the building. The flames were eItin.
guished by neighbors.
The market Il il morning was very poorly
supplcd. There we're very few country people
entirely 10 The inside market The prices wore
about The same as last Saturday.
Till morning. aftsr the snow Of yesterday aud
last night. dawned clear and cold, with the mer.
curry In the Thermometer registering thirty de.
9rhrs above z TO.
Prot. Ginssi gives the ftst lesson 10 his new
method of teaching FferCh on Tuesday mex Z.
SEQ bis card.
The annual ws!c%.- nceling will be held OF the
VI. f. Chuicl tC-oight, from 10 to II O'Clock,
uoder The dlrec ion Of the pastor, R,v. DR..
POnlsoD. Special srv:oo will bs oommarc ID
10 this church tC- narrow aud contnuod during
n:X. week.
At!cD;tn is d,rec cd TO tho advertisement of
tho sale o! hou.t hold furniture. &o. on We'd
nrsday ntxt.
The gentleman who. BY mistake. exchanged
ovaIcosts at the Hop. given at MoBurncy' 3
Hail, on ThurEd,y lht last, will please leave
the one he took at S!aber's drug store, whore
no will fsd his.
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VISITING COOP TEMpIARs A delegation
OF Good Temrlsrs from Washington, seventy.
Eve strong. betdsd ~ the Grand Worthy
Chief Tcnplar. will pay fraternsl vislt to
Golden Light Lodge. No. s37. tf this city Oh
Tuesday ni2ht next.
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Financial.

NEW YORK. D:c. 3l.-Ths stock m1lket
cpooed very irregular but 10 the main to ! !
per cent. lower than yesterdays closing prices
tho latter Tor Ohio and Mississippi. In-he
early dealings deoiino was recorded ranging
from ! TO j ptr cant, Wabash preferred lead
leg The downward movement. At | O'Clock
irao.ionsl recovery occurred.
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Alienation,

CHARLESTON, s. O.. Jln. %. 1881.
II. II. WARNER u Co: SUs-My wife'specu-
liar suttsiinRs we're com pletely aeyaed By
your Safe Kdocy ard Liver Cue.
II. G. MosELY.
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BUT NOTHING HAS EVER STOOD TIKI
TEST LIKE
DIR. BEESON'S CELERY AND CHAAC
MILE PILLS.
THEIR POPULARITY AND SALE ARE
TRULY UNPRECEDENTED.
THEIR CUSTOMERS PRAISE THE
VERY HIGHLY.
1rd say that they really do cure sick headache
Ncr5ous Headache, Neuralgia. Nsr-
roH5ness. Slasp'cssness Indi-
gastiou, Paralysis anil
3TelnucLoLy
HAS OFTEN BEEY MADE

Nb~They supply need long felt, snd must
become house hold remedy. Just think-to be
cured in few weeks of those terriblo nervous
troubles and Sick Headaches, Neuralgia, and
Indigestion. and tho nervous system pu. in a
natural and healthy condition, destroy lug iho
possibility of Paralysis. Angina Pectoris. and
sudden death, which is Carrying eli go many no.
Bile men ard woman in the full tide Of life and
usefulness. Hissmple remedy ofsxtract of Celery
Seed and Chamonile Fcw,rs. combined in the
form OF Pills. is q boon to humanity. II ha,
saved Thousands ofnervous, hickey heada2hing
children in our schools and out every yelr. No
Nervous pargons or sufferer, from Headache,
NeurARis, Indigestion or Paralysis will do
themselves justice uAtil they try thoM.
Price 50 cents boz. Sold by all druggisls.
JANNEY & co. Druggists, Wholesale
Agents for Alexandria. Va. dec3l-eo1m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

The ueWruta to California by way Of The
Texas Psc fl, Railroad will be opened next
we,k. tho first train leaving St. Louis on Sun.
day morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advert

aardiy lett the doGr of ibs house when her
chld rsn to h:r with its cloth6g 10 light tIsz',
SCREAMING tor help Dr.. Jones attended Tho
little suf4slr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

II is denied that a Ffeuchmsn has b,en SUI
rendrred in Berlin to Russia for completely 10
tho Cars asssssiaaiiop.