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The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 3.-The
Register Of this city, in its leading
editorial to- morrow on the inaugu
ration, will say: Cali we have to
ask of him is that he shall do his
duty as President of the whole
country. Should he recognize the
fact that his election, or rather NOM
ination, meant departure from mil
itary men and military ways, and a
recurrence to craftsmanship, and a
steady effort to reunited country
by an administration of the laws un-
der the constitution, and iu refer
ence to the whole country, and not
to a part Of it, or a party in it, he
will find his hands held up by the
South as a matter of common sense
and self-respect. 1t may be many
years before we shall see this iniiu-
ence disappear, but it will be an hon.
est, open, manly and just opposition,
and finding expression rather in
wholesome emulation of great ac@
tive worth than in acts of mean and
ignoble hostility, such as stalwarts
preach and teach as essential to the
preservation ofNorthern power at
any and every hazard"
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
APPORTIONMENT AT $40 TO BE
DEFEATED.

WAsHIN GToN, March 3-Under the
Apportionment bill as it passed the
House this afternoon fixing the repre-
sentation upon the basis of 3l9 mems
bers of the House, the gains and losses
of the several States will be as fol-
lows
Gains-Arkansas, California, . I;
Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, ! Kan
sas, 3 Kentucky, Massachusetts,
l Michigan, 2 Minnesota, Mis-
sissippi, l Missouri, Nebraska,
3; North Carolina, OHIO, / Penn
sylvania, ] South Carolina, !; Texas,
4; Virginia, l West Virginia, to-
tai, 20.
Losses-MaIne, New Hampshire,
!; Vermont, total, 3.
by this pportioument the North
gains IL and loses 3, net gain OF 10,
and the South gains 10 and loses
"Goe.
s1he plan to vote upon the four mum.
bers, 322, 319, 3l5 and 307, origina ed
with Mr.. Shallenberger, Of Pennsyl-
yania, and had all along been advoca-
ted by the Republicans. To day they
made show Of opposition 10 it with
the view OF leading the Democrats TO
press it, and the russ was successful.
The Pennsylvania and Indiana Dom :
ocrats voted for 3l9 and, with RepuO-
hcan aid, carried it. IL was not until
after the bill had passed that the
Democrats saw that they had been
trapped. Then several of them went
to The Senate and got assuran ces oil
its defeat.
Two methods we're possible-one a sin
gle objection, which would carry tnt
bill over a day thus killing it since The
Thursday session will last until the ad
journment Of Congress, and the other
reference to committee. The latte
was done in the Senate and by 10 o'clocl
IN the evening Mr. Cox and others wer
informed priv ately that the Senate com
mittee would report the bin amended t.
S07 basis.
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MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY.

The Union 81. Z. church celebrated
its missionary anniversary last even
ing. The main audience room of the
chuch, which had been appropriately
decorated for the occasion, was crowd
ed with spectators.
The programme was very pleasing
one, and consisted of music, vocal and
instrumental, Rotations, memorial
services, etc. A number of presents
were distributed TO the different
classes. The pastors class presented
him with concordance. and the SEX
ton was the recipient of a roll of money
the gift of the infant school. A very
Interesting address was delivered by
Rev. I. Z. Martindals, a former pas
tor of the church.
The Sscretary's report shows the
membership of the afternoon school to
be 400; teachers, "a; officers, II. The
average attendance is 9S in the morn
ing school; teachers, 13; officers, II.
Infant school, 225. Total missionary
collections for the year, $4S5.19. Sew
snty-tive new volumes have been add
ed to the library.
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WASHINGTON NOTES

The Senate yesterday passed BIN.
ing a pension TO the widow ofs.
Robert q. Buchanan.
Attorney General Devens la. d.si.
that a white man cannot legally n !
listen IN colored regiment.
A school for the ins ructIon Of Am,
officers In military signaling Il d \
opened at Fort Myer, Va, By tbe Va
Department.
The HouGe yesterday passed a an
making an appropriation for the H.
ment of the awards of the Claims c n.
missioners.
The River and Harbor ApEropratu
bill, with Its many provisions for lbe Ii.
provsment of push.pols aui cano. nlT.
cation has been approved by Pts,d.E
Hayes.
The Director OF the Mint reports b,
production Of The preciou. metals iurnr
the year ending June 90, 1889 al $50 0O.
600 gold, $50. 200, 600 silver; total, ST..
2O0, 900.
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Ns'Oarh Lett.

'O',sLs. 'HASsr-rs,p,c,r.
r D.-Hurrrn SCARCE 1'''' =
correspondence Of tn. aa..,,. ''c'
III. ... nawAHr, March 4, ls
IioC,rmerly the property of 'I%Il.ty Sss
Thee. Esling, has o6, he lae
y e ISM slnoe the death Of NJ ru by a'a
a !. Is now now owned by Mr.. Jan mn, E 4
and Miss Annie McDoappaaIni e' VIII
oe Some of the Pennsylyanj, p,
officials came to NowarL 'a Rallral
over the p. 81 d. RailrnaSS YESTERDAY
curing a hand car Went On and R
inspection over the love- =" lOu
the road. Some who nroroP portion
say the road will in ali pro I' 70 kaa'
put IN running oder AMI I ,ra;!s
all the way through to Del, "s'ls ~
It is to be hoped this NAV 'r n'aael Wv
but IN the humble opinion o Of s"
respondent, that is only knovs,'0 pe
railroad magnates themselys,u %@|
Prot. Crabb will appear be,s
day, March 1lth, and moi on Ih. @t
as l inadvertently stated in nv ~
Butter is a scarce article in Vs.,
present. 1t cannot be Ind m N'''ts
time although it commau1 ave, w
price, ranging from 80 to 81 car,! y
pound. "uas|
No freight trains were run ei,h,, :,
over the F., W. q b. Railroad Az, ~ !
day, there being no room for ,E ~
account OF the large number If ~
the company we're compelled IN nm |
order 10 accommodate the ma,,. ~. -
Hooked TO Washington to witnes,tbss
auguration. =
DR.. Henry, who has been coDAD,i i.
his room with a severe attack Of MAJ
matory rheumatism for the n,s -
weeks, is slowly recovering, beirr N
TO move about, but no, In a prof.,,'.1
way. DIR. Kollock has attended nI'
patients since bis indisposiion.
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TIE SENNlE.

WAsHINGToN, March S'-rhe DruO.
Gratis will probably choose M. BNGd
as President pro tempore Of tie SENATE u
succeed Mr.. Thurman, as he stands lsIi
In seniority OF service.
The present organization oftLe SaraA
with changes in committees caused bJ
the expiration Of terms, will stand uaiil
the Republicans feel assured sultgii
strength 10 replace 1t with Their O't
favorites. After Mr.. Carpenters ysahq
shall have been filled and the new 80
alor from Maine takes bis seat, ter
will be move made TO oua h
Democrats.
Mr.. Pendlenton is to take the p,a I
Mr.. Wallace as Chairman of the DsES
cratic caucus.
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ON TO WASHINGTON.
TIE GREAT RUSH TO WITNESS TIE IN
AUGURArIoN.

TIE GREAT RUSH TO WITNESS TIE IN.
AUGURArIoN.
The travel over the p, W. & b. r,
R. for the past two days has been un.
precedented. During yesterday 400
cars were run down, which, estimating
hfty-two TO each car, would represent
over twenty thousand visitors. These
trains were run in sections-oDe-hali
hour apart. The Pullman train con-
sisted of fifty cara, run in ten secti ons.
With all this immense accession to
travel, the regular trains on the p, w.
u d. K. K. came and went as usual, and
were not delay ed to any noticeable ex-
tent. The working force of the road
was taxed to It's utm >st capacity, and
some OF the freight conductors aud
brakemen from the Delaware road were
transferred to duty on the main line,
Superintendent Mills men are SO thor
oughly trained in railroad work that
they are always ready for an emergency
like this.
Train Dispatcher Gookin and Assist
ant Brison were kept continually busy
all day and night, getting the trains
through. Owing to their effective man
agement no accidents happened, though
they were constantly annoyed aud inter.
fered with by a crowd OF loaters who
witnessed the arrival of every train.
The last special train came through a.
o.49 o'clock this morning, aud COM
prised fourteen cars, all filed.
Among the organizations that went
through yesterday were the State
Fencibles and Harmony Legion, Phila-
delphia, the Ninth New Jersey Regi-
ment, the fourth battalion of Rhode Is
land infantry numbering 800 men, the
Boston Fusileer, 10 men; the Citizens
Corps, sixty rifles; the Remington com.
pany of Mohawk, n. Y, sixty rifles, and
the Rhode Island cavalry. The New
Jersey Central, Philadelphia and Read
ing, West New Jersey, Camden Allan
tic, New York, New Haven and Hart
ford, and the Hudson river railroads
were among the roads the supply OF
travel was drawn from.
When the train containing Gen. Han
cock passed through, Reece Bell, OF this
city stepped aboard and paid his re-
spects TO the late candidate.
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wAsHINGToN ON THE VETO.

" ~~'~~@~~' - = - Az 0AN a - ~ VI
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Re-
publicans In Washington are highl v
irritated at the veto of the Funding
bill. They say that the President
had not right at the end of his term
to commit the party to the cause Of
the national banks, which have lust
alarmed and angered even the most
conservative classes of the commun-
ity by their manifestation of the will
and OF the power to throw all the
business of the country into confu-
sion at a moments notice, in defense
of what they chose to imagine to be
their own interests. They are co.
ually displeased at the way in which
the President, as they think, has ar
rayed the party in opposition to the
three per cent. rate without directly
making that rate all issue in his veto
message. In short, the President
has pleased nobody but those Dem
ocrats who have been In doubt whe-
Their the Funding bill would be a
success as passed, and who now be-
ing relived of all anxiety on that
subject see their way, clear to APP
plaud the action of Congress with
out hesitation.
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AmusenlenIs.
JOHN 8. CLARKE.

n
The Opera House should be crowded
tomorrow evening 10 witness the psr.
torrance OF John s. Clarke who will
appear As major Wellington DeBoots"
aud paul Pry" These are two of His
greatest characters, and have been per.
formed by him over twelve hundred
times. Tho box sheet indicates at pres.
ent that the house will be Gro wded.
'FUE ON THE BRnToL"
On Monday evening Jarrett Il Rics's
Fun on the BRISTOL party will appear
for the first time in this city. The All ON.
treal Herald says:
The last performance of the "Bris.
toFs' passengers was given to a good
house on Saturday evening, aud sorrv
all were to part from so jolly and merry
q company. Much of their success Ia
Tue to the excellent acting of Mr.. Sheri-
dan, and che artistic singing and clever,
witty sayings Of Miss Agnes Hallock.o
We trust to see such good artists as the
above back very soon among u.s."
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
WALL STREET YEsrnRDAr.-stesks

WALL STREET YEsTRRDAY.-Stseks
were active and prices advanced on the
veto of the Funding bill. Governments
advanced under a sharp demand.
Money ruled at per cent on call, with
decline to 4 in the last hour and 8 at
the close. A few transactions were
made in the early trade at per cen.
and a slight premium. Foreign bills
advanced.
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N r r VI N H
Or
SPECIFICA
a Boon to Roth Sexes


A REMEDY WITHOUT A RIVAL. IN,
all diseases arising from Nervous DehiI.
NY, sexual Disorders, over indulgence of
Vicious Habits, as well as from the nroS
tTaIlou OF old age. Its curative proner-
les IN violent and chronic forms of The
iolt9wlhg diseases have been attested 10
9y the most Eminent Physicians: "
DhSFEPSlA SEXUAL XHAIrSTToN
SELF ABUSE SPERM ATORRHEA ~
hEADACHE GENERAL DFRiI.iTv
DIZZINESS IMPOTENCY
PREMATURE DECAY No Ac
II mas been IN use over forty years ar1
Is to-day the most popular refnedvv fnr
Inc ulseases aforementioned IN tba
WORLD. 1t can be used without reySrG
70 dleI, ~ pleasant in taste. and hetter
than all, 1t Is sure, safe and certain cnra
II Is no quack medicine, but stands nT,t'I,
lIs own merits, as any trial will ami,
demonstrates. Since 1885, this remedy + ~
always been sold for a much larger nr ri,.a
than That for which II is now soId h1I
owing TO the fact that the time fo, tbe
payment OF an enormous royalty upon n g
manufacture has expired, it is offered ~
the suffering of both sexes at one dniIsp
per box, so as to be within the reach ~
al; at which price 1t Will be sent 10 49,
address free of further charge ''
Address, DIR. WILLIAM VOTING
4lb Spruce ST., Phila.
May be consulted on all diseases bI
man. EH sd&w 6m6s
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ABOUT SMYRNA.

Thieves made an attempt TO enter the
store OF W. Harris * Co., at SMYRNA,
last night, but failed. Attempts, though
unsuccessful, were also made upon
several other stores.
The coroner has been sent for TO In.
vestlgate the death Of . negro child in
lrishtown, Smyrna suburb, as it is
feared II was murdered by its parents.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
POSTLES LEGION.

The Postles Legion have decided to
give masquerade bali in Herdman's
building on Wednesday, April 2Oth.-
Tickets, 90 cents. The onicers are as
follows:
Master OF Ceremonies-Oscar Nundy
Floor Manager-Joseph Is. Ward.
Ist Asst Floor Manager-W. Graves.
I'd 90 M nalInJ
81 - a Cnonar
Reception Committse-E. Cox, chair.
man; Ii Mundy, q. Crozier, E. Hasson,
w. Harkins, q. Held.
Secretary-Jas Gemmn.
Treasurer-J. Slavin.
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MUST HANG OUT AFLAa

AT the meeting of Council last even
ing an ordinance was passed making
IL obligatory upon persons having small
pox In their houses to hang out over
the door yellow flag. The penalty for
non compliance OF the ordinance is
hne Of $50 and costs. The ordinance
Will 0e strictly enforced by the Board OF
Health.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
vEENok's LATEST PREDICTION.

MONTREAL, March S.-vennors latest
forecast OF weather is as follows: There
VIII be . rapid moderation on the 4th OF
9th to warmth, but thu temperature will
again tall on Sunday night or Monday,
ana week or extremely cold and stormy
weather will likely TO ensus, with aoms
hours OF heavy snow fall The l7tlI
and 18th and possibly the 10Th come
within another downward cnrve of the
weather line, a. do also the 2Ath and 25th.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
r PETS!

1t has been the custom here
tofore to buy our stock Of car
pets about the 10th of February
SO that we might have them in
the store and ready for sale by
the LIST Of March. This year
we bought just one month ear
lier and now have the most
complete line we have ever
shown. Persons having carpets
to buy would do well to buy
now whilst the stock is new and
fresh, as many Of the bargains
we are offering cannot be- du-
plicated. In our last advertise
ment we called attention to a
line of Tapestry Brussels at IS
cents. Persons came to see
these goods and found them
better than advertised. We
recommend them and will say
after the assortment is broken
they cannot be duplicated at
that price. In the last day or
two We have received line of
pure wOollngrains made directly
to our order, which we are sell
ing at 75c. per yard. In extra
super lngrains we are showing
the standard makes and choicest
styles. These goods are. as low
now as they will be, and are at
the very popular price of one
dollar per yard.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
WILL BE PLACED ON. FILE

Registrar Frazer, having for
warded copy of his annual NOR
tality statement to the Office of the
Surgeon General at Washington
received therefrom a hearty letter
of thanks, informing him that his
report would be filed with the office
records.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
FIFTH EDITION.
RESOLUTIONS OF REPROBA-
TON,

Special despatch to Gazette.
DOVER, March 4.
The House Of Representatives pass
ed this mornisg, by q party vote, .
series OF resolutions expressing their
stern rsprobation Of the great fraud
psrpetrated on this day four years ago
in the inauguration.of man a. Presi-
dent Of the United States, who was
not elected to that office.
Also regretting the election to the
Presidency of man who was one Of
the chief actors in the preparation
and contamination of this great fraud
and providing that copy Of the rsso-
lutions be transmitted to Hon. Sam'l
J. Tilden, who was legally elected
President of the United States in
1879. c.,
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CONTEMPLATED IMPROVE.
MENTS.

William Lea & Sons contemplate
making "a number of decided i'm
provements to their -four mills on
the north side Of the Brandywine.
The upper stories. of the mills are
to be RACED and rebuilt to the height
of five stories. New and improved
machinery will also be put III.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
SALE OF WHARVEa

On Monday next at II O'Clock, Rob
ert IL. Taylor, chairman of the Public
Building Committee of City Council,
will sell at the City Hall the wharves
along the Christiana belonging to the
city. These wharveS include Tatnall,
King and French street, and are very
valuable.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
ENTERTAINMENT LAST EVEN.

The third entertainment OF the Young
Peoples Association Of the first Prssby-
terrain church came of last evening, the
exercises taking place in the Sunday
School room. The room was crowded
with friends Of the association and many
were t1rned away on account Of being
unable to gain admittAnce. The pre-
gramme was very excellent enc, and
was highly enjoyed.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
Mara 2weod.

A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND Az
IA Ordinance entitled IAN OrlInandI
Concerning the Health OF the City
BE II ordained by the City Council o.
Wilmington
Section /. That Section 6, OF the OFil'
nance entitled AN Ordinance Concefpas
the Health of the city" passed aprlI y,
1886, he a the same is hereby smrldN
by adding at the bottom Of said stclGa
the words following, viz: II snail be las
duty OF every innkeeper an hous hoan
whenever 1t shall come 10 his 81 la
knowledge that any iHmate st tue lnp@
house shall be sick w tn 4 call POI,
hang over the door OF such inn or h0a%1
yellow flag about two feet SOU ne asa ns
nal that {, ne person within such nv
house Is sick with small pox. AV y.
keeper or householder falling oIfls.1
To comply with this RECURRENCE ~
upon conviction before the MayoTEI'~
the sum OF twenty dollars.
Passed at the CITY Hall, March st ,tyh
HARRY SHARPLflt
President of CITY Council
Attest: Il. b Frazer Clerk OF eoA-'"
mhi.2t,
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FOURTH EDITION
IudIsntlenn Ter ro-nay.

For the Middle States, cloudy wealth
or and snow, possibly followed in In the
southern portion by clearing weather;
essterly, shifting to colder westerly
winds, rising, preceded In the north
eastern portion by falling barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04

PRINCE NICOLAS TsHERBAT0T,
Flag Lieutenant Imperial Russian Nav
In speaking of the efficiency OF the Lists
Co. + Coca Beef Tonic, says: ut issnG
excellent tonic.' Edwin Booth says ~
did me much good.n General FrH
Slgel says: 1T benefited me rs!
much Invaluable In debility, dysPF
STA, biliousness, sick headache aud asi
Vausness, Beware ofimitations.
feh2N Gi
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04

ANY father who goes out and puts tar
on top OF his front gate after dark must
be lost to all sense OF humanity.-Nuts So
the one who buys a bottle OF Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup for his family.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
SPECIAL NOnICE.
a CAR

To all VINO are suffering from tho =.
r Is ana lndiscretions OF youth. nervons
weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood
&C. &C VIII SEND a recipe that will cure voI
,v LET ~ or ohAh GE. This great REMEDY
america. Send a self-add ressed enve JuTn
70 the REV: JOSEPH I. IRMAN, Nit,a, 1
49, VN CNV MaYi-eodDk wlV
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04

When other and good remedies fail to
relieve coughs and colds, DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup Will give instant relief Obvious
70 cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04

tits odd that frost Kills yellow fever
but does mol check small pON. We know
however, that II makes Dr. Bulls cough
syrup 80 ike hot cakes,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
THE LEVY COURT.

The Levy Court met this morning bat
no quorum beiEg present an adjourn
ment was made until two o'clock this
afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04

EOR RENT.-Store and dwelling, No
L 40S Market street, lately oOcnpedq
John Fullmer. Apply TO
$40 Orange strsOi.
Mar4-2weod.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
Wilmington Markets.
-HIA ONIILE N a Xxx EI
MONDAY Fob " 4 q NJ

Beef cattle were In fair demand. but
prices, al the close, favored buyers. $500
lead arrived and sold at the different
yards al "a 6lzc. per pound, as TO con
diLiOn.
SHEEP were fraction higher. $500
head sold al the different Yards at 5a6I[
C., per 10, and lambs at 6a7J &C., per 10
Hoes were in demand, al an advance.
ent yards at oay5 &C., per 10, as To con-
GitlOn.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
HOSIERY.

In our hosiery department We
have always endeavored to show
the very newest styles of low
priced medium and fine hose,
and we believe this season has
surpassed any former effort.
Buying in large quantities
directly from the manufacturers
and importers we are enabled
10 offer many attractive bar
gains.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04

Council has very little business tn
act upon at present. W
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
Financial and Commercial

WILMINGTON, DEL, March 4, 1881.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald d Co., s. K. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del. at u
NJ. to-day:
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F.tu-second 49, L4Lncn.Ler III. - 3D..

Fytg-Second and Lancaster uve. Feb. 2lst.
SHEEP-Extra, 40 to l30 lbs.,-Bl. totgll.
soodia5O 10 lOU hiss, 8 to bIs; faIr. 81
y % MS, % To 90; good lambs, o. t.,
"a medium lambs, ~ tot, Caves,
y 10 -. Lighter run and prices slightly
advanced. Arrivals 1000 mead.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNEs DAY, March 2 p NJ
r LoUR Is in fair demand aud prices are
hrIh. sales OF 201O bDls, Tinci uding Mime
sofa extras, al VI 70 "A IS Tor medium Ia
fancy clear, and at S. 81 aa6 % for straight.
IehLsYlVanla extra family at 81 T5aj; ONO,
do. DO, at 80 5Oa5 IS, and Patents al 81 5Da
-. kye Flour is steady, with further
sales at - per barrel.
GkAIN.-W heat is In fair request, and
4 cent per bushel higher. sales vi
IIV,gD bushels, including rejected at Al 10
al IL NO, 2 red, in lots, at 81 l6aI i6lI
and No. red in elevator at II 49,, Marcn'
u 10 April and 81 Ist4 May. Rye is scarce
anu wanted al JJc. Tor Peunsvlyanla
Com Is IN lair request and miner. sales
OF lO,VgJ bushes, lncluding yellow, sat
o3I4 t')c.; steamer, at 53%a5ic; white al
oi%4.At the open board 10000 bushels ApriI
sold al ~ So oi34c. was bid Tor Feb. Sic foI
| March; 5it -. IOi April, ana 55L3c for MAY
Oals are dull sales of 500 busneis
4 including white at iZI3d45l Sc, and re-
| Jected and mixed at 4 e. a lie The re.
/ ce4pts to-day were as follows: 1920 barrel,
| Of Hour. 10000 bushels wheat, n 0W
! bush' corn, 900 bush oats, 100 bushel
| barley, " barrels whiskey.
| " HISREY.-Smalls sales of Western irnt
pound are reported at 81 II per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04
Low PRICED BLACK SILK.

Those who wish to purchase
a low priced gold and scarlet
edge Black Lyons Silk should
not fail to see those offered by
w. NJ. Ksnnard & Co. These
goods are a lower grade than
has been their custom to recon
mend for dresses, but they are
being offered in the city at
higher prices, and those wishing
a cheap silk can find it at this
house.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-04

NoTE.-The black figures rePresnspssx trs
Limited Express" on when 81
tare harRed.