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The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
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RIGHT.

Right Is word that should be well uu-
derstood by all, MS IL isa word substi-
tuted Tor Justice. Many may IhinK they
are rlkht when they ate wrong, and alI
who think they are right when they are
wrong are deceived. 1ney who are de-
celVed are hard to convince of the fact
when they are deceived within them.
selves, ana many would rather be wrong
lhan acknowledge o ners To be wiser than
themselves In certain situations. The
discovers or error Ia themselves are
more likely TO discover error in Others
VINO are deceived within themselves than
others VINO never study the law of lustice
or right.
The study of the law OF justice or right
IL ubeIui 10 all classes OF reasoners he
cause IL is study that strength hens the
original power OF thought first given
man. lhose who never study their own
weakness never discover ANYTHING of
value TO themselves because, Without "A
correct knowledge OF self. weakness
Which is 100 muoh thought OF inuIvid-
uAlly, which Is permitted to take me
place oil self and read It's own Way-the
original form OF man.
fhntty In man comes of evil and evil
I IL the nature oil tie beast, and thar ma
lure Is not TO be trusted by man. becatise q
| IL ieads al who trust IL 10 the Mace
Where IL belongs, which is right for IL 10
go, Dut wrong for man tN 90, except when
ne IL tCo proud TO acknowledge any het-
| yer guide. Right should be the acL now
| ieused guide tOI mankind, because n is
.he only safe guide 10 trust. as II means
Newark, Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
General News.

The President yesterday nominated
VIM. II. Craig, the present postmaster
at Albany, New York, for further
term of four years.
General Adam Badeau has positive
ly declined the position of Charge
d'Affaires to Denmark, and the Presi
dent will send another nomination to
the Senate in few days.
Ms. Hugh j. Jewett has declined the
Office of President of the New York
Worlds Fair Commission.
The Supreme Court of the United
States was again without a quorum
yesterday, Justice Field being absent
on account Of the death Of his mother
in law.
A large weod fire was raging yester-
day between Gloucester aud Rockport
Massachusetts. Forest fires were also
burning on the mountains near Wilkes
barre, in Pennsylvania, last night.
Joel H. Guy died yesterday, in
Meriden, Connecticut, aged 70 years.
He was President of the First National
Band aud the City Savings Bank of
Meriden, and also the National Bank
of Middletown.
The First National Bank Of Rome,
Georgia, which suspended on SaluI.
day, is reported to have liabilities, ex-
elusive of the capital stock, amounting
to $l65, 662. Its assets are nominally
1921 800, an amount which it is ex-
pected will be greatly reduced on a cor
rect valuation.
In the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Malone, Of Virginia, spoke at length
in explanation and justification of his
position. When he had finished, he
was warmly congratulated by Sena DIS
Conkling, Sherman, Dawes and others
on the Republican side. After some
flibustering, the Senate adjourned.
Mr. Dawes saying that he hoped the
other side would come tomorrow pre-
pared to finish this business and go on
with the executive business.
F. Schofield, County Treasurer Of
Brookville, Ontario, has resigned, in
consequence of his cash account being
about $1,000 short. His sureties will
pay the money.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
LOCAL TIME TABLE
rpArNsIpAyE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE Wlb"i IL
Fok kPHILADEEPHIA.-l 30 ~ iS'i?. y" sA
$40 800, B.i4, 1902, l0.Se, a. m raai
1913, z.OS 230, ~, 6.l7, 7UO, s'oo, SI1L1,
ON Sundays. l.bS, BIB, s.lO'a' in'' y,
o.3J, y.6j, lO.OOp. IN. "a e,sSt 100, lGa
For NEW YORK; %, -.S3'9g MI ~
am. I2.28. I2.43, 2.tS. OH, p -
sundays. IS, 2.23 q. m., b. p w. sarps.-
FoR BALTIMORE AND WAshil "
I2.5I. 2,03, 2.l5, 55,5.35, a. m, ia, III
i.5I, 800, 7.dS, p. IN. On Suhu"'
Foe n B%LTinoRE, bay Line oonns'
los D, IN. No sunday trains; a NJ; L1
FOR NEW CAsrLB.-0OO W., ms
800, $50, y. IN. No SUNDAY a ~ A. No.; w.
FoR DELAWARE II. h--o'''
go, y. m. No sunday trair,,rRS X, ~
For WILMIRGroH & NokTh Sn No supuS'
90, a. m; 800, 5.O5 p, III. w =,
f snh DELAWARE WESTERN n ira "a 5
20 aJn. m: SO y, IN. No Sunus! M ,lus
rRAINs ARRIVE IN WiLMiIssGs ~ "
FKoM ILADELPHIA.-iA4S'. o2 ~
~. $50, y.25, I2m.; HlS, 10 a. lilOp
~ AS. 4.5O. ~, 90, 7.OO, a.ov' s'' lOI
IN. ON sundays. I2t5, Loo -''''
a. M; I. Il p. IA. ss oO6 7.52, Y,
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.oS, L'V0 m 3u a"
m; Il.I5, I.O2, i.5O.f'OV D. IL"
FitoM BA ALTIMoRE.-l.5S, ~ n NJ. sao
M; i2.2O, I2.4I, Z.U1, 6.UI W, r. m,
days, J. .63, III a. III. 6.O' y'S S3 r II. a, u,
FIsoM WAsHINGToh.-i.o, Ol sul
l2a, I2.3I, 2.lJ5, 6.UI, V.oO y "'
days, 6.U7, 9.5O y. III, og,. Il Iva p
From NEW CAsrLE.-o'fo' ,raIns.
s To- 81 40 D. IN, No sunday uE Id. Y u.
FnoM Delaware Il. ~. ~ 4
d. 40 ., IN, No sunday trains. H. :
EaoM WILMIRGToN q Nohi Ho Suld'
s.ts' I,25 q. m; 6.A5 p. m' 'N u,
% aKon DELAWARE WEsrERas, ,rsins NJ
A. M. 2 Is, .. IN. No SUNDAY sunn IEAVi
RAINS FOR wILMI.Ns,GIoN
PHILADELPhIA' a,SsrOl
snoM BROAD STREET ANp /" u A15 II IS 4. % y
AyEsUE-7. .o5,7 I ~. .. 10, w. In 10 o.IO w.
L;p. 80. $50. 400. 4.SO, o.Io, o. 10 b p'
V.51' u,sO u. M. ON 5ahuA''' "a
FkoM THIRTY-5EoosD IaS5. LN
srREETs.- ~, LIDS a. ~ iOO, 8 d.
M. upa. m, ON sundays i''' =,
NVrK-The black figures tx AZ sIp'
Limited Express" on wpiS
lAre harged, -
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PROCLAMATION.

This is to inform the citizens of
Wilmington and vicinity that our
One Hundred hands haye been EN-
ployed the last three months by the
Great Boston One Price Clothing
House, 2l3 Market Street, manu-
featuring their stock of Spring Cloth
ing for the opening of the season.
The cloths and casslmeres have
been bought direct from the manu-
facturers which enables us TO retail
these goods from our counters at
from ten TO twenty per cent lower
than our competitors. We being
manufacturers it saves you one pro-
fit.
An invitation is extended to all
to call and be shown through the
mammoth store.
V. e. HOLMES, Prop.
m26 ,29a,2.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
A GREAT FLOOD IN NEBRASKA

CHICAGO, March PA special to the
Inter Ocean from Omaha, keb., SAYS:
The Platte Valley, about seventy tye
miles west of this place is tue scene Of
the most disastrous food experienced in
the history Of the Union Pacific Railroad.
The Platte is broad and shallow stream
which easily overfows its banks. All its
tributaries are new pouring vast volumes
oil wafer aud Ice into it, and it has be-
come rushing flood aud fears are enter
tanned OF loss Of life. People took refuge
on the roofs OF houses. Barns and fences
were carried away aud all the stock
drowned. The $4,000 wagon bridge at
Columbus was washed away. The flood
reached Schuyler at q last night and was
raging torrent at North Bend at 8.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
PREPARING FOR THE STRAW
BERRY SEASON.

OswEGo, March 27.-The strawber.
ry growers held a meeting t day 10
settle the question Of sportation
for the coming season. An offer was
made by the Delaware, Lackawanna
aud Western Railroad to transport
berries from this city to New York
and Philadelphia at s per crate and
return emptys, if l75 acres were
pledged, which probably will be done.
In 1880 the total shipment of straw.
berries from this county was 81 1872
crates, of which New York city re-
ceived about $4,000 crates. The aver
age price paid was seven cents per
quart, which yielded S54 $50 81 FOR the
entire crop. Several Nov York par
ties attended the meeting.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
THE NEW DEPOT.

This morning Norkmen commenced
tearing down the fence on Walnut street
at the p, W. u b. K. X. Jepai, aud
will continue 10 tear down gradually
along Front street nntil room is secured
for tie entire length of the head house
now in course of construction between
Poplar aud Walnut streets. TLrn the
main depot building, fronting on French
street, will be constructed, after which
the main part Of the old building will
be removed to make room for the COM
pletlon of the head house.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs

L.
FLOUR Is III IaIr demand and firm
sales oi 2OOO bbIs, iucluuing Minnes,Ia
eALras, al - a 10 for medium 10 choice
clear anu al 10 oI1aa % 70 IOr straixht.
PENNSYLVANIA extra family at 81 Sla5 illL,
western, DO. do, at ~ Z5a5 10, ana Pal
ehts al 70 Ioa7 75 kye Flour Is steady a.
s. per barrel.
GRAIS.-M neat Is unsettled and prices
are 4, made lower. sales OF 70, ,UoU bushels
including ieJectea at 81 IL al l2lA; No. I
red car Is, at I.l951 and red, Ia eleya-
tor, at is34 March, Yl.l9N April, 81 l9Js.
anu Sl ~ June. Rye Is scaIce aud MIN
al Sl.toIor PennssIVanla. Coru is in fnII
request and steady. sales oil l4,Uu buAb-
els, incIuuIns yellow, at $50 a SC: nei
and regular; 10. white at 57Lc; regular
steamer, ht 041a 5oc.; rejected, ut b3I5c
and setlI mix ii, elevator, at size. al
At the open board, 571ac. was bid foI
darch; OU%sc. ior april, J4%sc,, Tor MAY
"a Il ole. lor June. OaLs aIe IN fair re.
uest and about steady. sales Of lI.Ug
guShels, Including white at 49, Sa4oc.. and
Rejected anu mixed al 42s43c.
The receipts to-day Were as folio vs.. sZg
barrels oI flour. z. 900 bushels wheat, 8j.
100 ash' corn, .55JJ BUSH. osts, "A barrels
WhlsheY.
WhlakEY.-l D barrels OF Western iron.
bouhd sod at 81 10 per saIon.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
DUST TRAVELLING 80 MILES AN
HOUR.

The strong winds that blew the dust
in all directions Fnday and Saturday did
not abate much yesterday. At the Slg-
nal Service Bureau on the roof Of the
Equitable Building, red aud white flags,
signalling that the wind is of shore, flut-
tered from the swayIng stall, all day.
From i O'Clock Friday night until 7 o.
clock yesterday morning the velocity OF
the wind from the West was 26 niles
ali hour. 1t had increased at IL A. NJ.
yesterday TO 81 miles, and kept II up al
an average Of 2S miles all day. There
was an unusually low tide. Old rom and
Oyster Islands and Robbins Reef in the
upper bay were entirely dry World.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29

Mr.. fhiliip Miller of AnuspolIs, is the
owner OF "A cat thatsDrea1s crums on the
ground, hes down beSId. them as If
dsieep' anu nabs The unwary bird hat
comes TO pick them up. The other day
pussy captured three black birds iE this
way.
Massrs. q. w. w. Haddaway and
Henry NJ Dawson, of Eastnn, and j AGO b
u. Morris, OF Miles, River Neck, while
On cunning expedition down the Cbop.
tank, tew days ago succeeded iu Dagp
ing one hundred and forty. ak ducks
and one goose
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
VANDERBILrs NEW T.: :
GRAPH iLLR
TWENTY FIVE MIIJIo>

TWENTY-FIVE MIIIto,
w - 10 srAhrA NEW coSp",A p" "
h.Nn NWnAsniNoToN, March p ~
DAY, in connection Nth 'i,ee. 'he Atn,
panderbil's resigna,ion" "e pdt
Directorship of the Vs. & Iron III
Telegraph Company, tba. 'Sr, ~, y dUaa |
have already been raised ~ nv;TS'NGMI
70 start a new telegram c". Ssw iS|
with Anson stager Of e Cbio,u COu Paw
obo oi the managers aud d,Tss' "
tne Western Uuion, AK pr"',a 'oid
plausibilily seems to be uivs" IoSldt tut-
rumor by the fact that All 'u ,he li1ui Y u
ueibiit men are druppin, Nv any Wy w
Western Union. The s,s,a. eu' \ l@
ma made ey 6y Old legrapa men tSa, Y. ". b
OOO, 600 are amply sutiic,en, ,I' =, w.
cate the entire plant Of lie ,n.11l ~ NaF'
teu companies. 1t is also ,,a,a% 's'- y .
within = few days the National !. .a'i
ciated Press Office in New Yo,h t's I.
be moved into the Western y + "
bn'ldlng, which is thought to ta'' ~.
shadow an anna lgamaliou Of lbis ~. ,u''
cation with the New York Aao.i,'',, ' ~,
Press. A''W WlAui
ln spite OF all the rumors 10 a.
trary, the Baltimore and Ohio I1e po "
CompaDy's telegraph Inns has |AaA y, Y
barehtiy gene into the cousoNdsy.. y
Ih5 Company still maiuta M its s'''' .sN'..'
orgAnlz ifion. and yesterday a p''.' c,'1
was Issued from here TO the T,'a v,s
ON ceS lhsttucilng the tticets 10 ,t.'' '
all business a. before thv con.on,'. NM
anu while taking any bushes. y. y.
offered for the Western Unlou, !. y
that OF their own lin-. Tbl, i, ,h,vs Thvs
70 "ean hat should new comnsD'p
iormed, the Baltimore aud OMn MI ,
In with lt On The sam- term. a,
"ith the American Union.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
A STRIKE.

This morning when the men employed
TO do the paving between the tracks OF
the FonrIh street railway arrived from
Philadelphia, they made demand ior
an incI ease Of pay. Their demand was
refused, and consequently they left on
the nexi train for Philadelphia. No
work is being done on the railway TO.
day beyond building the foundation for
the turntable near Shipley street, aud
hauling away the debris
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
WARWICK wAIFs.
ITUm the CecII DbuOcINE.
I. . .WARw1cK, Md. March d. 1851.

1
e WARWICK, Md. March "a, 1881.
Our merchants with the clerks respec-
lively are: Richard B. Merritt and w.
scott Staats, Israel Gunkel and James u !.
u. Reynolds, h. II. Marsh and Horace
Eaton, Mrs. 3. A. Hines and Joseph
,jIpg. are doing. well and deserving of
Success. 0ur"discipl pie ol the healing art"
IL j. j. Wright, who Is eminently quail
ned 10 perform all the duties incumbent
Sp Si% As hss v'Fy ssgs Hy SsS
also magistrats) anu Peter Miner. They
are very sociabie, and ever ready to give
smile for Sd lie. Our blacksmiths are
James Tomlinson, Alfred Earris, J. w.
Day and Cecil slaughter. They all un-
derstaud their business and believe get
plenty To do. our wheelwrights are Will
liam J Lofland. James Tomlinson, and
!. A. CannAn, who are ever ready 70 tais
Nj, who is quite u favorite with the.
Our livery men are Garrett Dockerman
and Philip Vineyard. Our house carpei-
ter Is A mos Wilson, who is always busy.
He rs n No. l workman and has for his
motto "Business before pleasure" Our
carriage builder Is James A. Jamison,
Ar., who turns out very nice work. de IL
very busy ana can always be found AT
painier is W. A. Hendricks, who wielus
his brush with as much dexterlty AS
sKillful peun an does Ills pen. our
"modeP' hotel keeper is Samuel Glilts-
pie, who Ia cry Jovial and always ready
10 make his suests feel at home. our
funeral director IS Joseph K. ickson,
VINO is a very affsble gentleman and
worthy of being patronized. Our post
master is Il. b. Merritt. who fills the criti-
cal position OF p. NJ believe, TO the sat-
lsfaction of all. Our mantuamaker 10
Mrs, Primrose, who ls considered first
class inter, &C. Our butchers are +. K.
Marsh, X. b. Merritt, VIM. Budd and
Benjamin +. Hall. May success crown
their efforts. our pumpmakers are A. l..
sim mons aud John r. Holden, who are
constantly on the go. They thoroughly
unde stand their business. Out harness.
maker is James I Mccullough. He Is
building up good trade, being obIiging
and good workman. MIS-. Eaton, our
tai Dress, knows how to cut and nt 10
suit her customers.
Mr.. W. A. Hendricks and Miss Margie
Tom linson, daughter OF Mr.. mes Tom
linson. were married Tonight about 7'30
O'Clock at the residence Of the brlde's
parsLts. in this town; Rev. X. >. Rowe
officiating.
Granville Gillespie and wife, of Dover,
Del, we've on u visit To his iather last
week.
AIaos Wllssn planted FIRST potatoes OF
the season, as far as | know, ON the l7th
inst.
Miss Annie E. Merritt is home from
visl ing relatives on The Manor.
Miss Mary Wilson is spet ding short
season with relatives IN lover, Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29

The Cotton Trade of WilmIngtn, n. @.
ike that of Rsleieh slows great mere
ase tnis season. The receipts there thus
far siuce the 1st day of Septen ber, the
commencement ofthe cotton wear, foot
up H. 500 bales, against "a, S65 bales tor
the corresponding period ot last year,
showing an increase oi 81 635 bales in favor
vi 1881. Wilmington aud Raleigh lead
tho STATE.
The COantiss fourtales, a lady who in
her youth was special favorite Of the En-
press Josephine, lately died at Geneva.
The Countess preserved her facnlties
unImpaired TO the last, although she
hved 10 the great age OF 50. She had q
excel Ieut memory and WAS a brilliant
talker, possessing a. almOst mex haustI
bic fund Of anecdote cancerning the
times and peTsonages ofthe First Empire
Frederick KiDgman, a prominent
lawyer of Trenton, New Jersey, died
suddenly yesterday of heart disease,
aged 65 years.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
Another Candidate.

by large majority the people OF the
United States have. declared their faith
~ kidney- Wort as a remedy Tor ali ,ba
diseAses OF the kidneys anu Iivar. some.
howeVar, have dIshked the trouble oi
preparing IL from Tue dry form. For
such new candidate apnearS IN ~
shape OF Kidney Wort IN LIQUID Form
IL ls very concentrated, is easily Ink,-n
ana IL rqnslly etfi cient as he dry Tr
II. Louisville Post.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
THE s1s,OOO,OOOO OF NORTHERN
PACIFIC

President Billings, OF the Northern
Paeific Railroad Company has sent the
following despatch to the Associated
Press:
"WooDsTooK, Conn, M arch 27.-There
mas oeeh no new issue and no increase
OF the Northern Pacific stock I'm
whole issue was provided for bv ths
plan OF reorganization, aud the whoIs
amount was long since listed on m.
New York Stock Exchange. The stock
now IN question was held in trust bv nh.
Treasurer for those To whom the pIar
said u should go. 1 have heretofore
hoped II would 40 out gradually az the
road was built. bu. parties in lnI.rss,
claimed that they were entitled to its d.
nvery aud counsel 90 decided, aud lt was
ans.Ii oated Instead Of being longer held
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
WHAT TURNER SAYS.

Referring TO the discourJeous allu-
sion made to him in this morning s
News, Counsellor Henry Turner says:
AT any late, my party has not yet
found lt necessary To take me by the
ears and lug mo from the stump IN or
der TO avert crushing defeat"
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
RUMORED SUICIDE.

1t was currently reported ON the
streets the morning that man nam
ed Armstrong, living in the vicinity of
Newark had committed suicide.
Whether the report is true or no
could not be positively ascertalned.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29

MATRIMONIAL IHFELlCITIEs.-In a
diVo ce Case oefol, jndge LaUIeacr, OF
the Supreme Court OF New York, Frld4y,
the judge said ne regarded the great n
Crease OF late of suns Tor Il ,vuTue n, one
of the alarming features of the umes
He would never grant a divorce VIII ch
rested 20 any ex eDt upon the admission
OF Lno defendant. Nearly one. NTH OF the
business of the preee Mt term OF the court,
81 Chambers, said judge LawIeDce, h al
related 10 suits having relerence To ma
triDou troubles, including motions for
aIlmony In suits tor stpaIafion and for
absolute divorce.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
From Yesterday. Late Edition
sHERIFF's SALES.

Sheriff Clark, Saturday afternoon,
sold the following properties
Three story brick house on Pine
street, below Taylor, lot l4t 70 feet,
property Of Amelia Hill, tO VIM. G..
Phillips, for $175, subject to mort
gage.
Three story brick house and store
No. 40S West Front street, property
OF Samuel q. Anderson, TO Howard L..
Hopes, for 5000, subject to mort
gage.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29

Marriages have Increased 70 Der a,
since young men have learned ds
soothing effect OF Sines' Tar, Wild de-
and Hoarhound upOi gables. Youaa M
II yol keep bolt le on band for An l,a
.ency. you are safe Ia bringing lhlaua
climax. NJ
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
IN THE Tolls AGAIN.

John Craven, one OF the worst boys
iu the city, who has figured iu The courts
on grave charges but escap ID punish
menL on account of his extreme youth,
was again asrested to-day, by officer
Chambers. HIS ofense was being
drunk and attempting TO shoot another
boy.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
FASTING THIRrY-TWo DAYS.
Iowa CITY, Iowa, March 81.

IOWA city, Iowa, March u.
Miss Hattie Deuel. completed the
thirty second day of her fast TO night,
and is yet good for several days more !.
The case is pronounced by leading
physicians the most wonderful Case II
fasting ever known. Miss Deuel. con-
tinues TO maintain the silence she be-
gan three years ago, and oonverses on
ly by signs.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
ANOTHER RUNAWAY.

To day few minutes after IL o'clock
two horses attached TO a large wagon
dashed up Fourth street, from the direc
tion of the freight depot. The team was
stopped at King street by some gentle
man whose name could nol be ascertain
ed No damage done.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
SPECIAL NOl ICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indlscretions OF youth, nervous
v sakness, early decay, loss vi manhood,
&c., / Will SEND a recipe that will cure yoa
America. send "A self-Add ressed envelope
To the REV. JOSEPH 4. ISMAN, Station d
NglB YGris CttU. MAY Ayi-eodDAwly
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
FOR s SAIE

A SPLEN DID FARM in Somerset Co.
Maryland, containing 3G n acres, 25O acres
of II highly improved, clear farming land,
the balance In woodlands; suitable and
convenient frame Duildii rs, nearly new
and IN goou order. This is fine farm for
growing heavy crops of grain or fruit;
Lne SOIL ls rich clay loan underls led
Win yellow clay, no sand; there Is a tine
young apple orchard Ia full bearing: IU
acres OF Brandywine raspberries, in Iull
bearing; and acres OF KUoseberries. and
acres OF Strawberries will be set out az
soon az the weather permits. This farm
lies miles from Kingston station. r. r.
X. X. (Which is "A continuation Of tn.
Delaware rtilroad) and rapid and direct
communication with Philadelphia. New
| York and Boston, also mile from steam-
boat Landing at Rehoboth, on the POGO
moke river, and also convenient to
| churches, schools, fish and oysters and
game the year round. and Is extraordinary
healthy situation; ttne salt air; no incum-
Drance on the property, good, clear IL
te Will be given for cash, or part cash
and part credit, or part In Wilmington
or Philadelphta property; possession Civ
en- al any time, and The stock aud grow
Ing crops ON said farm. If desired. would
be sold with the farm. For further par
llculars inquire OF the subscriber, at
Townsend, Delaware.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
toWhssnd.J an. "a. 2tawSm
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29
COUNCIL TONIGHT

Clly Council will meet In adjourned
session, to. night, 10 consider Nj. Rod
ney's propositio 10 change the time OF
holding the city election from Seplem Der
10 June. It's probable the Legislative
Committee will report in favor of the
change.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-29

CHRIsr. GEHBER, Wholesale Hardware,
Toledo, Ohio, says The Excelsior Kid
ney Pad has accomplished more for my
wife la three weeks Jnan all the med lei n {
she has taken In three years. Refer all
skSptics 10 AIe.-See Adv.
f0k2ee7b.
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A CEN rENARIAN

NEW YORK, March h.
Henrietta FIves, a German w,n,,
aged one hundred years and 8 muDt,
died yesterday at her residence n,
exhaustion and old age.
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W Arlington Markets.
CATTLE MARK EFT
MONDAY March 2S, 8 p M,

Beef cattle were in demand this week
and prices were traction higuer; z5OO
mead arrived and sold at the different
yards al "a a b34c. per pound, as W con-
ulLIOn.
HOES were unchanged, $500 head ar.
rived a. q sold at the different yards, nj
saSl2c.. per IT,, as to condition.
ShEEP were in fair demand and prices
We're fraction higher. 800 head ar
rived anu soIu at Tue different yards at
Jabhc., per TO-, ana Lambs ut 61sa7L4c
per H., as TO qudlliy.
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OUT AGAIN.

Ex Councilman Thomas johnson,
who was recently prostrated by Sc
we're illness is now much better and
able to take short, daily walks.
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DROWNING OF A SWEDENBOR.
CLAN MINISTER

BOSTON, March q The body OF Rev.
Aoiel Silver, well known Swsdsn.
oorglan Clergyman of Roxburv w..
found 10 night floating in The ST. Charles
river II Is supposed he fell into the
river by accident. s"o
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General Foreign NesOs.

LONDON, March 90, 1881.
The Oxford University crew made
their first appearance OH the tidsway
yester lay.
A treaty OF commerce and navigation
tween Spain and Chile will shortly be
signed.
The King OF Italy has sent S,000f. TO
Nice for the relief Of the sufferers by the
Opera House disaster.
Jones T. Faulkner, cotton spinners (
Manchester, have failed. Their llabili-
ties are stated 10 be $4,000.
The French Consul at Cairo has in
formed the khsdive that Consul General
Ring has been relieved of his post.
Sir Hercules Robinson telegraphs that
another Important engagement is expec-
ted 10 take place At Boleka, where a
large force of Basutos are intrenehed.