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B.lawia'. Bro,n.r Arr.s,.s

Miss Mary Il. CoIley hN, began . .u,,
against the directors OF tue Mecban,cs,
National Bank Of Newark, Nj. for
$Zz,o0O damages resulting from the loss
OF her stock aud the assessments, for its
full value. She holds seventy five shares
Of $50 each.
Theodore +. Baldwin, the brotber or
Oscar l. Baldwin, was arrested yes,er-
day afternoon on q warrant issped nv
United States Commissioner Wbltebssa
charging him with aiding and abetting
Oscar l.. Baldwin In defrauding the Me-
chanics' National Bank. The warrant
was issued upon information furnished
BY Mr.. Isaac Lewis, the expert, who .s-
covered while examining the books six
entries In Theodore Baldwin's hand
writing.
The date Of the entries and tho
amounts were as follows july 12.
1881, 500, GOO; 14th, $780, 18th,
$85, 600 10th, 500, 600 18th, 500, 600;
10Th, 10000; total $400, 900. These
sums were designated as currency sent
to the Mechanics Bank Of New York.
Investigation at the latter place show.
ed that no such sums had been re-
1 S~''Oas OohhibrtOb0E w
6xed the bail at $50, 600. Up TO mid.
night last night Baldwin had not sue
ceeded In getting bondsmen and hs
was prisoner in his own house il
charge OF United States Marshal
Burnett.
The rule to show cause why an In
junction should not be granted re-
straining the firm Of Nugent s. Co.
of Newark, disposing Of their pro.
per'y, and for the appointment of
receiver to take charge of their bust
ness pending the proceedings in tn
affairs of the Mechanics Nationa
Bank, was returnable at Trenton yes
terday. Mr.. Keasbey refused to pres
the rule because new facts ha
been developed. Finally it was or
dered that the examination of wit
nessss shall take place on Monda,
and the Prosecutor announced that
was his intention to have the NugenI
and their books in court.
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From wse n..a.y,. Late Edision
MARKET RoBBERIEs.
How Expert Thieves steal Pocket
Books from Ladies'.

ROW Expert InfeNes btcnh FocAos
Books from Ladies'.
This morning several ladies' In King
street market had their pocket-books
stolen, one OF which, according 70
the statement Of the loser, contai nod
fifty dollars.
These robbefies have occurred fire.
queuily OF late, and are in q great meas
ure due to the oareles manner 10 which
most ladies carry their pocket-books.
Some Garry them 10 their hands, render
ing them liable to be quickly snatched
BY an expert thief, while Others carry
them In the side pockets OF their coats.
This Ia an extremely careless practice,
as the thief can come up behind, In the
crowd, and slip the pocket-book out
with very little possibility OF being de-
tscted at the time.
or late several negroes have been no.
ticed closely following ladies' through
the market, and this morning Mr.. Jaunes
Shoemaker saw negro man standing
on King street, above Fourth, closely
watching lady who had jlst placed her
pocket-book In her coat pocket.
He was about 10 follow the lady when
Mr.. Shoemaker ordered hin of the
| street. The man pretended to be indig
nant aud was inclined to be impudsp
until he noticed policeman coming
down the street, when ha cit In hur
~. III ladies wOuld take care TO carry
their pocket books seoursly these mar
kst robberies would be less frequent.
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ATyo Days Rattle In Indiana.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 22.-A special dis
patch from Oinplnnati says "a two
days battle between two faotopa oil
oountrymen, led by rival saloon-keep-
sr has ISst Pea, SS, P,sns Staten ad a
day. Stones. pistols, knives and pool
balls were freely used, and Benz amin
Boueh was beaten to death by Hamp,
West. a saloon keeper. West was af-
forwards beaten to pulp, and Andy
EarrelI, q saloo n-keeper, was horribly
mangled. Thirty.tYo others were woun-
ded, some fatally One man was opDd
In the woods at midnight dead. There
Ia a reign of terror in town, and n sher-
IFS posse found Farrell, blood stained
beyond recognition, patroling the
q gun. All " quiet to-day"
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Ready to Buy %, 200. 900 Of Ronds

WARRINGTON, ID. C.-Under the
terms Of the notice given by ex-Secre-
tary Window the Treasury Depart
ment will purchase tomorrow $2,s
600, 600 Of the extended six per cent.
bonds II they are presented during the
next tive weeks. But few bonds have
been offered for sale under the De-
partment's circular. Ofthe "a, 600, 900
which the Secretary in accordance
with the terms of their circulation is
ready to purchase, only $6S.000 worth
of these bonds have been presented for
sale. On Saturday last tho First
National Bank Of New York asked
the Secretary II he would purchase
$500, 600 Of bonds under the standing
call Of last Wednesday. Secretary
Folger replied that he would, bat he
said to-night that he had not received
any further information from the
bank. The Secretary is IN readiness
TO purchase $5, 900, 900 Of bonds If they
are presented, and he expects quite q
large amount Of bonds to be offered
| the Government tomorrow.
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\ Charter for u New Railroaa

HARRISBURG, Nov. PA charter
was Issued at the Stale Department to.
day 10 the Conewsgo and Clarion Rail-
road Company,wit capital of 81 600.
600. The new road will run from point
on the south bank Of the Clarion river
in Jefferson, where the Mahoning and
Susquehanna rsiirOsds intersect to
Warren, Pa. The directors are Lieu
tenant-Gov. Charles W. Stone, Henry
Z, Brown, William Ii. Copeland, Henry
J. Miller Of Warren and q. Powell
Karr, Is. +. Reifsmider and Theodore 4,
Smith Of New York.
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k\,Qln,0tisu,

Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain I'm the Back and Side.
There is nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use Of Perry Davis'
Pain Killer.
This remedy is not . cheap Benxine
or Petroleum product that must be kept
away from FIRE or heat TO avoid danger
Of explosion, nor IL IL an untried expert
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been In constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the world Is, II mover
falls. It not only effects permanent cure,
but It relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being q purely vegetable remedy. 1t Is safe
In the hands Of the most inexperienced
The record OF cures by the use OF Pam
KILLER would NIL volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried It think:
Edgar Cady, owatonna, Mimi, says:
About year since my wife became subject
70 severe suffering from rheuI9sfisin. Our
rescrt ,. ~ 70 tho PAIN KILLER. which speedily
Charles Powell writes from thss uors'
ihsd been afflicted three yeArs is.o.rrslsis
and violent spasIns of the stomach. The d1ct0ri
| at weatnlnstar Hospital gave up MY case II
despair. tried your PAIs krf.I.En, and y sns,
mo immediate relief. l have rcgsined uIy
strength, and am now able to follow my ua'iS
G.T. Waiworth, saco. Me-. writes:
| IeIperienced Immediate refrf from palm Il
Il the side by the use OF your PAIN RILLKk
| Z. York says:
| Ihave used your PAIS KILLER for r1eDmAtisn
| and have reseiyod great bonefh
| Barton Seaman rays:
| Have used PAIs KILI.xR for thirty year
and have found II . neper. .faidng remedy 70
| rheumatism and lAmeneas
Mr.. Burditt writes:
asper fail. To give relief IN Of rheumatism
Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes:
From actual use. know your PAIN KiLLK
| In the best medicine can get
All druggists keep Pam KILLER Its pnc
is 30 low that It Is within the reach OF al
and It will save many times It's cost in doctor
bills 26c., soc. and pl.0O bottle.
PERRY DAVIS a. SON, Propde.ors
Providence. r.
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PROBABLY ANOTHER nrvn..
John Howard, Col, Fa,a,,
ny VIM. washinvto, Co. Nh

A tragedy occurred .ho,,,
O'Clock, this afternoon, % in lhra
suahly located between lslsva,,n neg1
second streets, just back of tha hue "a a.
dence of Chas. ID. Agnes u .ue @ reg
5oS W. Second street. 'ol' N
The house is a sort of ho.,
rancho, kept by Mary Speueey pO',ul Sn
which was taken up by a colorsd ngal s11
named John Howard, when auaaa y,
named VIM. Washington Inter,ar"a Sausa'
Inc two men at once went togs,hI I.
when Washington suddenly Se,u' dye"l
pistol and fired at Howard. The ew "
struck him i'll the pit Of the ,loma" II 1
and he instantly fell to the an". 'O
washington fled as soon as he @ llrOd
| Drs. Hazlett and Ogle were at m on NJ
summoned and probed for the ban
towards stomach, but were unahIa
ma 1t. The pistol used was or !
ca'lbre, and the ball made d..
gaping wound, which will updouh,s
ly prove fatal. ''
1t is doubtful If Howard will #
until morning. ""' u
washington made his escape b,r,
an alarm was given, and has not ,
been arrested.
Both men are unmarried, and aba
30 years Of age.
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HA4DOCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA,
NEAR WHAT Is SAID.

LEAR WHAT Is SAID.
at has made me a new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has Increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
"My wife would not be without 1t ioi
any mSney."
sour little boy IL much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
81 ind IL as easy to take as milk"
1--WE have sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen next
arder."
my morning agony is gone-thauks
your Panacea."
~ find 1t a splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who will write me
as to their complaint, will be treated
humanely and kindly. II Is my most
earnest desire TO investigate all forms OF
Diabetes, and give relief at ali times. II
you are too poor te purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have imme-
diate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature OF Allen
Haydock is across the mouth of each
bottle.
Price-one dollar for large, and ffty
cents for trial size.
HAYDoCK 4 Co,
HoN-eod&wly. 30 Platt ST.. N. Y,
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Nature,n hInice-MaX.

Tho kidneys are Eature's sluice.
TO wash out the debris of our coHstsI
changing bodies. If they do not vi
properly the trouble is felt everywhS
Then be wise and as soon as you
signs Of disorder get package Of n
ney-Wo and take 1t faithfully. It 4
clean the sluice-way ot sand, gravel
slime and purify the whole syst
Druggists sell 1t, both liquid and
and u is equally efficient in either fo1
- IudeDeudeut.
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fhe Ohio Lynahiag.

ATHENS, o., Nov. 22.-Whep Davis,
who was lynched here on Sunday night.
was taken to the bridge with rope
around his neck, he was asked TO COD
fess, He Inquired what would be done
with him IL he popfessei. They told him
he would be taken back 10 all 20 be
dealt with BY law. Being assured they
would not hang him II he confessed, he
said, am the man." At this there was
an instant cry, "Throw him off," The
other end OF the rope was made fast 10
the bridge. They gave him three min.
ates 10 Z NIGH 70 pray, but be did not
attempt q prayer, He saii he wfs ready
to die, and when the Time expired ne
was hurled off the bridge. and his meek
was broken by the fall.
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A Corner In Nauer-kra,,

In Berlin the wholesale yepel,H
dealers have engaged IN specua,i
unthought Of even in America mi
have made ready TO corner the san,
kIaut market, according to the Nj
York Staats-Ieitung. A Saur Kr,
Exchange has been established. /
preparations made to put up prices
around. This is in consequence Of
recent movement in cab6ages tow
America. On the suppostiop that
drought has destroyed the caboage q
In America, the price Of .sauer-kraul
gone up materially in Berlin. ltss
the dealers who started the corner
now awaiting gigantic orders for
article from America.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

lUEhDA1t november ~.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Flour In dull and
rather lower. Sales of l,0Ue barrels Min
nesota extras at s7a7 rs Pennsylvania
family At 60 60a6 621s;t Western do.at t7. 10
az 80, and patents 81 81 75as 80. Rye fiour
GRAIs.-wheat was dull and 10 per
bushel lower: Delaware ranged from
sl 80 10 81 ~. At the oren board, firsi
call, q " was bid for November; 81 s.l4
Rye is duh at slc0 rennsylvania.
Corn IL In better and aud higher.
sales OF 300 bushels, including yellow, at
70 es4c. mixed st d7a0ec.. steamer at
tns Ss sasfd. ss aas NC ysas's@ was si@ les Ct
November, u zfc. for December. AMI roc,
for January. Oats are in moderate rei
quest and 70 Ac. higher. Sales OF H..
and rejected and mixed at sl1a4sc. 5O,-
oOO busnels ber, at 6Ia5ihc. The
receipts, to-day. were AZ follows--3825
bbis. -four Soo bush; Wheat 81. 900
6a,s 6ash. q S9In hh oov bush; Rye ti.6t0 bHsh.
| WnIsKY.~sales Of Western iron bound
| are reported at si 10 per gallon.
Hay AND STRAW Market, Tor week
enaing Eoy, II, lssi.--Loads OF hay. 800 |:
week, prime timothy, 81 - 10 81 45 per
pounds straw, 81 10 70 81 70 per fOt ibs. 9
PHI JLADELrhiA CATTLE MAhk EFT
MONDAY. Nov. "a, 8 4. M
BEEF CArrLs we're duh this week and
prices were rather Logger, 4UOn head
arrived and sold al the different yRrds,
at 3a7c. per Id as TO quality. ~
SHEeP were rather dull. but prices were
unehapgeJ. lD,Ot0 head arrived a d sold
at the different yards at 81 $40. and
Lambs at ~ 71c.. a. 20 e3ndition.
Hoes were In demand. B16D head sold
at the different yards nj Ia 9,sc. pet
pound, as to qualit
Park Droue Yard, SD and Lancaster ave
Dne. West Philadelphia. Nov. 10.
SHEEP.-ExtFn, no 20 l2O lbs.. 81 to 6K |;
good, W 10 100 lbs. b a 6k fair, ~ TO IS
lbs, ~ as; stock sheep, 3ta&. LaHbs.-
Good. 6Hs7 medium, 6Zs6 common,
Demand good Arrivals, 5000 head.
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severely Iptured.

Rufus JAcksan, n colored man en-
ployei at the Lobiell Car Wheel Works,
while engaged In breaking old car
wheels, this morning, was struck In the
stomach by heavy fragment Of broken
iron and severely injured. He was con-
veyed 10 his home on Market street
Rear Water, and provided with medical
assistance.
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NIL ArKuinE.

All OF this mornings session Of Court
was occupied by Attorney. General Gray,
10 bis argument opposing the motion OF
the defence In the Carberry trial for the
discharge OF the prisoner by reason OF
the disagreement Of the jury In the first
trial. The argument Is likely TO con-
tinue all of this afternoon.
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Why MaccaiusO Threatened
Premier.

ROME, Nov. 22.-lt Is stated that
animoslty OF Maccaluso the man 7
hurled loaded revolver from the
lery Of the House yesterday al Ptu
Depretls, was caused by his failure
obtain au audience with the Prer
Maccaluso wanting to vindicate Lin
from the fresh charges on account
which he was placed under police
surveillance.
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A Horrible Crime.

Its said the Grand Jury 10, at the
present term Of Court, engaged In inves-
tigatinR horrible crime OF incest that
occurred in White Clay Greek Hundred.
The woman In the case is O mere girl Of
sixteen, who recently gave bittk to o
babe, the paternity Of which she charges
upon her own father. The case will
probably be brought TO trial at this term
OF Court.
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safety Guides ON the Delaware.

Notice 10 given by the Lighthouse
Board that new buoys have been placed
in the Delaware River, as Yellowstone
first class red spar buoy has been placed
on the eastern side OF the lower entrance
10 the dredged channel leading through
Cherry Island fats 10 ~ feet of water,
and on the following bearing:-Christi
ana Light house, N. w. / N; Cherry
Island Front Light house, N. n. f.;
Outer end Of Penn's Grove What. N. 4.
] f.; one first class red spar buoy has
been placed 10 mark the western edge
Of Goose Island Flats, between the
Goose Island and Flun's Point bsoy, In
IL feet OF water and on tue following
bearing:-Finn's Point Near Lighl
house, L. s.; Deep Water Point near
Light house, N. L. N; New Castle
Front Light house, Mn w. NV.
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IT is sald that when Gladstone
takes his seat in the Upper House
OF Parliament, the Queen will
center upon him the title of Earl
OF Liverpool.
The French papers announce that
M. Gambetta's future Private Secre-
tary will be M. Philippe Berard
Secretary Of the French Legation
at Washington.
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Onieer Chambers Improvipx.

Policeman Robert w. Cham bers, whs
was severely assaulted lest Saturday
night, still continues 10 improve, and
bis recovery IL now not only possible,
but probable. Mean W hile his ass Ai lants,
Butler, Emerson and Blizzard, are
held in close confinement at the police
station.
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:The Alarm BeII I'm serv,ce.li

The new gearing for the FIRE alarm
bell weights was put 10 position, this
morning, and the bell is In service again.
The work was done by A. l.. Henderer,
and the two thousand pounds Of weights
can now be easily hoisted by one man.
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BONDS.
STOCKS.

- btu Abk III
First National Bank ............lb I4S
National Bank of Delaware. ...5I5 62O
National Bank OF vii. q Bdw'n. 85k 63
Union National Bank ........... ~ ~
Farmers Bank nk...,,...,,..........5 50 "
Phila. Wilmington d BAIT. IL, II 67h 63
Delaware X. R................... w 30
Delaware Western v. r.. -. O IS
Wilmington & Northern Il. r.. 20 ~
Wilmington City Hallway ...... 8 u
Delaware Fire in, qrspoe Cor. 10 81
Wilmington Coal q ~ OQ..,,,,. - "
Masonic Hall 10 O..........,,,,., 5 d
Odd Fellows HalI.............,.. u 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscreti ions OF youth, nervous
weak ness, early decay loss of manhood
&C., will send eclpe that II cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by n missionary
In South America. Send self-addrested
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAs,
Sdfion ID, Neg York Guy. oct28-d&w8m
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BLACK GOODS.

Our black goods COM
mand attention, on account
of quality, shade and prices.
A good all-wool cashmere
TOR As cents Crepe Wells from
SI.75 upwards, at
w. M. Kenard & Co.'S
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TnhRD EDITION
n APeint AEninst Iefroy.

LONDON, November 24.-A pistol,
supposed to have been used by Lsfroy
in his attack on Mr.. Gold, has been
found on the Brighton Railway line.
Tho fact that no such weapon had
been discovered was one Of the points
Of the defense during the recent trial
Of Lefroy.
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A Decided Bargain

w. M. Kennard u Co. offer to-day
line Of Lupin's celebrated black merinos
at 80 cents the yard; the cheapest goods
ever offered in this country. Don't fail
TO see them.
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Lerino Y ests.

w. M. Kennard & Co.
have a line of misses merino
vests, which they are selling
from IS to 37t cents, ac-
cording to the sizes. A
good vest for ladies' at 50
cents.
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falling OF the hair Immediately often
renews the growth and always surely
restores lis color, when faded or gray. II
stinu ates the nutritive organs To heal
thy activity, and preserves both the hair
and It's beauty. Thus braEhy, weak or
strengthened; lost hair regrows with live
ly expression falling hair is checked
and Established thin hair thickens and
faded On gray hairs resume their original
color, Its operation Is sure and harmless.
II cures dandrnff, heals all humors, and
keeps the scalp cool, clean, and soft-un-
der which conditions, diseases OF the
scalp are impossible.
As dressing for ladies' hair the VIGoR
is praised for Its erateful and agreeable
perfume, and valued for the soft IuAtre
and richness of tone II imparts.
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FOURTH EDITION
I.dtonsiens for TO. az.

For the Middle Atlantic States,
continued cold and fair weather, south
east to northwest winds, higher bhro-
meter.
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DR. Ella Y DOCKS
vITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect of this panacea
as prepared by Dr. haydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs Is without
parallel in the history OF medicine, and
It's results far beyond any OF the Kidney
remedies of the day. Itstimulates Diges-
ton, adds tone TO the system, invlgorates
the Debilitated, and IL infallible Tor the
cure OF Diabetes in It's worst form,
One trial of a teaspoonful In wine
skeptical within from ten to twenty min
utes.
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.
whether they secrete too much or too lIt-
tie water or whether they be AFFLICTED
with stone or gravel, or with aches and
pains settled In the lotns over the regions
of the kidneys.
HAYDOCK KIDNEY PANACEA
VIII give almost Immediate relief when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the cure
of female complaints. ktf1y years ex-
perience inconLestably prove this remedy
unrivalled for the disorders incidental to
without 1t, and II may be taken by young
and old, as II will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
To the stomach we trace dyspepsia,
headache ana general debility; to the
liver, bile, laundice and yellow fever 10
the bowels, diarrhBa, dysentery. consti.
patton, piles and hstula; 70 the lungs
consumption, etc. TO the blood scrofula
scurvy and all cutaneous erupt1onS. BI
keeping these organs and vital tiuid pur
and healthy we may safely defy the at
tacks Of disease, and no medicine ye
prepared for this purpose can equal tn,
action OF
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A YER's HAIR yIGOR,
For Restoring Gray Hair 10 It's n lat.
urai vitality and Color.

A d an c ing
years, sick
care, disappoint
Inent and here
ditary predlspo-
sition, all turn
tnelr hair gIay,
and either OF
them incline II
, to shed preInR-
!, turely.
/, AYERS HAIR
VI0oR. by long
Wand extensive
use, has proven
thatit HtOpg the
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wiIm sngtoH Marzess.

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. q, 1881.
at the Brauuywine Mills for
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rhe CITY Mnrkeln

rbe city Markets
Tue following were the ruiing prices In
market this morning:
Rutter, fresh, per pound ....s.. 451 80
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rielisen llmiae, oen bas @cidift erSielt,
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tislid uutermcss III buben uno aui eieie
9Sciie selinst es Serrn &plfcn bon benz
gtcuciten INNER bas 9teuelte piicriren ,u
tSnncu. Die 9tudbeitellunscn mibrsnb
elmer Saiirn iino ctenic srcB nnb sumeis
len SrEBcr, ais Die ipe,iellen Gintduie fir
bieielbe uno baber muB man Serrn gSrlf=
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wibrenp wedielnoe5 gSuarenlaser fcnnen
gu lernen. @esenpirtis bat Serr 8oli=
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itpifen aller Grt, wdbrenb ct Stapelartifel
fiir bic Spmmerlaiion, pie Sdirme,
9dder &c. gu berabseletten Breilen on=
bietet. Das Ot0beuaser iit 70 reidbals
tis, oaB iecer Wunld befriebist merbcn
fann une es 1T cine G6atlade, baB Serr
WolfIcn Die WSbel gu ben raj ipnablelten
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cen an Der at6iicu. Ecpeta uue Santa
sc 9abu wcbnbait, III rcu Sueianern,
bic in icin Saus eransen, eribclles nor
ben. Die Stctbbiuts mitbanecltcn eanu
ieine 6rau, I'm lie gum 8eltansmB 81
brinaeu, mc bic 0iunltiru onfbewabrt
lieat, erbcutetcn $50 uno flahteten, ea
cine Nbtbeiluns Sclcatcn beranseicsen
mar.
= Scn Gl Yai 70 pirb beri6tet, baE
Der Iio 9ranoe III bSber benn ie suppr.
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