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District government notes.

Two additional street lamps will be
erected on Second street, near Maryland
avenue.
&C. G. Motherhood was granted permit
to-day to build $4,000 brick dwelling on
b street southwest, near Eighth.
Franz Il Meister received permit to-
day to build an addition and make general
repairs to the large ice-house on Seventh
street road, near the Schuetzen Park, at an
expense of $1,000.
The total mortality in the District for
the week ending Saturday was 81, being 8
less than the week preceding. OF the de-
cedents 20 were white males, "a white
females, 90 colored males and % colored
females. OF the deaths 60 occurred in
Washington 8 in Georgetown, in the
county and 10 in the hospitals; AZ of the de-
cedents were natives of the District, 81 of
other parts of the United States and 10 of
foreign countries Is white and "a colored
were under years Ofage, white and col
ored were GO and over. There were 40 births
reported as follows 70 urteen white males,
white females, col, red males and II
colored females. Marri ages reported IL
white, Z; colored, 10.
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THE COURTS.

Equity CoURT-Justice Wylic.-Bettcs
VS.. Carrico; bill dismissed; appeal bond
fixed at $780, Cross VS.. unknown heirs of
John Templeman; bill dismissed. Morcll
VS.. Gatchell; sale confirmed nisi. In re
estate of r. A. Bennett; infants acceptance
of offer ordered. Barker VS.. Penn audi
tors report ratified. In re estate of Sergeant
Thomas Thompson order appointing Mar
garet Thompson trustee.
CIRCUIT CoURT--Justice MacArthir. -
Washington Gaslght Company VS.. Coylc 6:
To-; verdict for defendant. Fox VS.. Keli-
her; discontinued by plaintiff. Green VS..
Lake ct AL on trial
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Rcal Estetn Transrers.

Mary H. Cooley, to William w. Curtis;
for $5,225, property at the corner Of Beall
and Congress streets, Georgetown, Eliza
McCarty, to John J. Gavin, for $1,000, part
of lot 2, So. 313. J. II. Mazerd, to A. j.
Myers, for 81 400, lot 40, So. 677. John w.
Sims, to Edward Haywood, for So, lots "a
and 25 Davidson's sub. div, So. 1867. Sarah
A. VAIL, to John W. Dick, for 81, 500, part
lot 3, So. 525.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10
washington ana the Land League
Fund

- me last number of the Irish World pub.
ishes the following from Washington
, dncioscd $50 are monthly dues of the
Inh onn OF Parnon Branch No. 1 Land
branch recently 1t was ordered lint The The
money should be. RENTED to the L,isL
Wo,au immediately The retired Irish.
near ms city. VIII be glad to Sec this re-
corded IN the hiSh World. Although thev
nave been disabled In the cause OF theiy
adopted country, they still cherish n true
devotion 10 the land OF their birth; hence II
Is that they are subscribers to Your Datri
QUO papcr-true sons of Ireland and active
members of the Land League.
ID. CosNELL, Treasurer.
The receipts for the Land League fund
for the week ending November aclsnowI'
edged by the Irish UorH amount to 49,.
10; RENTED to Mr.. Egan, treasurer
sO,Isi.l3; balance on hand, 81, 6s2 O5; total
receipts SlGG,453.3s. '''"'
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Wedding Rolls.

Richard Clifiins, of Arlington Va, and
Eliza Briscoe, of this city.
John +. Wilcox, of Pittsburg, Pa, and
Lois Mygatt, of this city.
Il. j.. Mitchell and Ida H. johnson.
Horace Woods aud Ella Wills.
John X. Russell and Elizabeth Murray,
both of Montgomery County, Md,
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A yirgiuiau for the Cabinet.

1t is well-scttled fact that strong
movement is on foot to secure to Mr.. John
s. Wise, of Virginia, Cabinet position.
Senator Malone is strongly backing him,
and we learn that delegation of Republi-
cans will visit him, and if he agrees to act
in accord with Republican measures before
the Administration, will push his name for
n Cabinet office, Several Virginia Republic
cans in the city, however, say that Mr..
Wise will be rewarded with Il judgeship of
the Court Of Appeals of his State.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10
The Rivals. Fatal Quarrel.

CGNcINNArI, OHIO, Nov. 10.-Jacob
Rodger MORALLY wounded w. l.. Roysc in
Fleming County, KY, yesterday. Both
were rivals for the affection of the same
woman.
They met on the street. both going to her
house, and Rodgers invited Royse to go
with him to vacant house where they
could get moonshine whisky" Royse &C
copied the invitation, and when Rodgers
got him in an out-of-the-way place he drew
" revolver and shot him four times.
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ChiIdrcn burned TO Death.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. 10,-During the
temporary absence of the parents, the young
children of Outon Hinick, living near
Marcus, in this State, set fire to the house
and were burned to death Mrs. Hinick
discovered the flames, and was seriously
burned trying to rescue the children.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
sncc,oI weather bulletin.

The special bulletin issued from the
Signal Office to-day says:
The indications are that the cold wavo
will advance over the northern districts of
the United States, attended by much colder
and fair weather in New England and the
Northern portion of the Middle States on
Friday.
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Everybody IL plensed

after visit to the Boys Clothing House.
900 Pennsylvania avenue. The boy with
the comfortable fit Of the suit, and the
parent with price of the same.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10
The LiyerpooI Autumn Cup.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The race for the Liv-
erpool Autumn Cup was won by Piracus,
with Wallenstein second aud Toastmaster
third.
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FINANCIAL,
To.dny's Stock Quotations.

The following observations Of the trans,
actions in the financial market to-day, to-.
gether with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the banking house of II.
ID. Cooke, Jr.. & Co., 1929 + street, Washing.
ton d. O..
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The PInce Where

the boys want to go is b. Robinson & Co.'s,
oo0 Pennsylvania avenue, because they get
nee suits that make them feel comfort
able and look we'll. Then they are happy,
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ln-Ameriean Insurance Comfy,
Iac Insurance COmpany.,,,,,,,,

EX-SENATOR CoNoyER, of Florida, is in
the city He will leave for Florida with
his family this week.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

DfREcToR or THE MINT BuRcHARD has
gone to Frccport, Ind, for u ten-days' visit.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

CHAs. ScorT, a clerk in the Internal Rev
enuc Bureau, has resigned.
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THE DEPARTMENTS

THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for
redemption to-day amounted to $4,000.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY In
ternal revenue, 1856, 67i.50 customs, $685.
15i.O
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

Keeps COiIaria,
the best.ftting scarf made, at Keeps, 1877
Seventh street.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

THE PRESIDENT has accepted he rcsigna.
ton of First Lieut.. VIM. II. Quinan, Fourth
Artillery, TO take effect November IL.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

Buy Keeps Collar In Scaris,
Handsomest scarf made at Keeps, l37
Seventh street
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Overcoats and UIsterettes.
George Spransy, 507 Seventh street
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Col. s. CRIsrrN, Ordnance Department,
has been relieved as president and member
of the Ordnance Board, New York city, and
rs constructor of ordnance.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

In WAS learned at the temporary resi-.
dencc of the President this morning that
His Excellcncy will return to the city Fri
day, on the limited express, at l:15 p. IN.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

MAJ. |. o. DEWEY, paymaster United
States army, has been ordered to the De-
partmcnt of the Dakota, and Maj. Ely Nc
Clcllan, surgeon, to the Department of the
East,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

TnInrY-rwo cavalry officers have been
detailed for instruction at the school of
application for infantry and cavalry at
Fort 1,cavenworth, Kansas, not later than
December 90
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

APPLICATIONS for Office are pouring into
the White House, and seem to be incrcas-
ing with each days mail. They are for
all grades of office from department mcssen-
ger to foreign missions.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

THE official bonds of the following named
Maryland post-mastcrs, recently confirmed,
have been received at the Post-oflice De-
partment, and approved commissions have
been prepared to await the signature of the
President: Samuel A. Vannort, at Port
Deposit; William j. Hand, at Centreville.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

SECRETARY FpLGBR.-- Judge Folger, the
new Secretary of the Treasury, is expected
here on Saturday. lie has engaged apart.
mcnts at the Arlington, and will formally
enter upon his new duties on Monday.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10

THE Department of Justice has no in
formation when Attorney-General Mac
Veagh will return to the city, and the be-
lief is general that he does not intend to
tcrday, and had an interview With the
President.
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from r.... raay,. Las. Ea,.,en
rron,lnnel from 1rst efition. !


The Senate bill to Incorporate the VIII
liam Lea & Sons Company. VI W Inning
ton, was read "a first tine.
The bill incorporating the Union NJ. r..
Church Of Gumborough Hundred, Sussex
county, was passed.
The bill incorporating the James a
Webb PrintingIand stationary Company,
OF Wilmington, was passed.
the Senate Dill supplementary t0 me
charter OF Georgetown was read nrst
time.
MIR. MeNeal introduced and had read a
hili TO divorce Nathaniel Holmes from his
vile. Helen NJ.
MIR. Van Burkalow, q mem Der of the di-
vorci committee, submitted minority
report d, clafilg The Holmes case 10 be-
simply "A iHmtiy quarrel and unworthy
The consider ton vi the legislature.
Mr.. Townsend gave noice OF a bill 10
amend chapter "A. Revised Code.
Mr.. Cahali gave notice OF the following
bills:
AM act to amend chapter II, Revised
Code.
lTnis bill provides that Wilmington
Guy elections shall be hereafter helu On
saturdays inst al of on Tur sdaNs
An nc. To repeal chapter ~, volume IL,
LAWS OF delaware.
[ihis bul at dishes the Rrowntown
sen oil disiict, known rs district No. W.
contingent upon the passage OF the. seN-
enth Ward bIl.
Aa act TO luther amend the charter OF
the city of " mlDglun.
IHuis bIIl requires the production and
stttlPIug II taA receipts ~ city elections.
Mr.. H. g,hter gave notice ON bill To pre-
vent the descrstiOn Of the sabbrthitnd 10
proteC the citizens OF ,ne state ia the Oh
sttvanct thereof.
The bl incorp rating the Deltwar
Steam Appliance Company was passed.
lie Dtll 10 lay Gu "A lew road h kenlon
Huuurcd was passed.
Mr.. Van BuTkaiow gave notice o
another gam blll,
StocF laws or districts Nos. II and IS
werc read a second time. Asa
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
THE FRENCH LOAN.
LoNpON, March Is, l8S.

LONDON, March Is, 1881.
Up to two O'Clock this morning the
new French loan of 1900, 900, O00f. in
three per cent rentes WAS more than
thirty times covered. A later report
says that 1T has b Ell covered for y
times. he FiuancIer says :-"Ihe
English suUscriptiontotne new French
loan exceeded $50, 900, 600" ihe Pail
Mall Gazette III its financial article
this AFTERNOON commenting on the
huge subscription to the new three per
cent French loan, says Large capt
talists were culia y favored by The
terms of subscription. Everybody
who had command Of money ors Gu l.
ties aud who saw profit i'll the opera
tion offered to take many times as
much as they hoped for. In this sense
the huge total subscription is huge
Iiction. This kind OF triumph is not
the most wholesome ior community,
Nor is this mode of doing business The
Iairest o the classes from whose saw
Ings the actual money raised by the
loan must ultimately come"
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PORT NEWS

The following vessels arrived ats
port yes erday aa
Sloop Annie, from down tbo !
with sand. WV "I
The schooner Sarah and M,rv ~
manure from New Jersey, a. tLs W. N.Y.
viii rf. '"' va
The sloop Petquamscoil from ao,.
the bay, with sand for Diamond W S'
iron works. ="
The Jesse Hilles, with sand f. =.
Bombay Hook.
The SCHOONER S'ar Spangled BapDr
with lumb'r.
The lighthouse tender Arbutusn.
ed up the Ch1stiana YESTERDAY al,,' =
noon.
I he sloop Catharine left 70, Va,
Jersey, loaded with manure.
! he Clio Chillicoth, Of Ejsvos
Me-, VII, ,ch has been on the wan,
Enoch Moore's, getting repaircd,r
out yesterday.
The steamer Thplet is at the N,.
mond Stat" rolling mills, loaded n
railroad iron.
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General New >.

A delegation from the League Is
land aud several other navy yards
called upon President Garfield yes
terday and requested the enforce
ment OF the elght-hour law. The
President said he would give the
matter careful consideration.
The colored men Of Cincinnati, jim
dignant At not havin. been given a
place on the Republican City ticket,
have nominated an independent one,
having on il only three of the Re-
publican candidates, those for Pc.
lice Judge, Police Clerk, and n
member OF the Board OF Public
Works.
The State Department is advised
from Matamoras that tons of intec-
ted rags are constant y shipped from
Mexico TO the United States .deStin-
ed to large manufactures, where
they are ground and used in the
manufacture of paper" An irfVesti-
! CATION will be made, with view TO
punishing the offenders.
Secretary Blaine yesterday re-
ceived despatch from Minister
NOyes, stating that the French
Government has agreed that all pork
loaded upon vessels before the issue
| OF the French decree concerning
American pork "sball be admitted
INTO France, subject only to inspec-
ton, and with as little delay as such
examination permits"
The first through train on tht
Atchison, Topeka aud Santa FC
Railroad TOR Deming to connect Will
the southern Pacific Railroad for SaI
Francisco, lett Kansas City OF
Thursday night. There were sever
cars, all crowded among the passen.
gers being fourteen for san Fran
cisco aud pOiaLs on the Southern
Pacific road.
The President yesterday nomna-
ted Georg ii. stark, OF New York
TO be Supervising Inspector OF Stean
Vessels Tor the Second District; Ma
! lur [. l.. Best To be Colonel OF tn,
FIRST A Artillery; Lieutenant Colone
! John M. Brannan, of the FIRST Ar
j tlliery, 10 be Colonel OF the FourLI
{ Artillery, Captain Lorenzo Lorain
d OF the Third Artillery, to be Majo
OF the First Artillery; and the iol
a loving to be POstmasters in Penn
e -ylvauIa Francis g. Parke a
$ Coatesyille, William b. Baker a
Il Bristol, James James at Hazeltol
!, Edwin j. Agnew at Newcastle.
General Grautls about to resign n
Presidency OF New York WORLDS Fd
Commission. lie VIII 80 10 MsIIco neI
II Week.
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the state of Delaware 10 =,
nss nm, huhdfed ihou.aEti If, 'ue u ahOun !,
after named. 4'''ehenls n.y..
Shc. a. That the said o,.
me ,he ~ Of june, 1882, pay PISSsaaOA ISS d
,uh,y 10y nVe thousand dollar. 1s u, Gu1 4
rionted IN tho following MAJ, 70 be d.
70 tns 'tr ashrrr OF H. D.la~ne $50
s3,Oh the treasurer a, COHts,
county; " 600 10 X n, NV Csl
counties Iespectiyel GO eu1u aou Suss,,
tIu,tees , .,s OF OF the school tupd 1VVv ~, 70 u,
aDu ' sIo U'O 10 the State Tr..uu Saa
the liquidation OF the = nj, .es'altr h,
corpotstipn every. year tn.rs'Hu u.
pay a nike sum to D. as,t,bn''neer t,boa,er sh.i
manner. ''ut-d IL m,
SEC. 8 In default of H..
ABOVE men ioned in twentp pa5meul
the time mentioned, then Il Va" ails
hve hundred thousand don,,'o oond 0
ed aud colleciible. IMAM Oe iotfe
Skc. 9. The drawings or -
pany shat! be snperipi4nd,d 'alu coa
commissioners appointed hs ~, ~ ,ett
ern"r, one from each eoupty .ne G'
nave 10 interest In I'd drasi,oM MuO sda
Skc. z. The curporariHn "
Dohi 10 the Slalefor the sum al W S,,aEt'' ~
conditioned for the payment a; i'slu s
drawn. 'o' VI pnt
SEe. 8. That 1t be- a public ac, -.
IN force Tor twenty years. 'S
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TIE WESTERN LAND swIDLE~

WAsHIEOTUk, NJ aTch lS The inves-
tlRatlon which led to the exposure 1t
the alleged IAud swlndIe in Missouri,
aud the arrest OF Robert l. Lindsay at
Louis, anI OF uthsrs at Cleveland ana
Pi;Itsourg, was I1stiEated by le tel
received by Secretary ScuGrz more thai
. year ago. Inns le,,sf stated 1ha
Lindsay, whose father BtI once been il
cnarge of the Ltnd ONCE AT lruutou,
had in his possession boxes filed witt
land patent, which weIe certainly genu.
Inc, though LInds y mlEht nave Oh
tanned hem by que uonaulr. .mssns Tue
writ - alleged that Ltutsay mad queer
dealings wiln queer proplr' Ih.- u.dttei
as turaed eYe,to SPECIAL Agtnu fyrreH
OF the Treasury Department, who uladt
the arrests. 1t IS - l.ryed AZ Jue Lad
Oftice Lnat tho rug" have 10 d ned
fraudulent uties To more than mIilloI
acres of pubhc lands, the most ut WhIul
they have sOfd TO Innocent settlers VI u,
therefore have no valid II la. C4vil
suits viii, probably be begun to yacalt
the titles 10 these lauds, Out ia such
manner that tile bl " shall not tali Jo
heavily upon the duped setil lers.
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THIRD EDITION
w ashinRton.
TEE EXTRA SESSION QUEsTIoN-AN
EARfY AssEMBLING OF CONGRESS
PROBABLE.
WAsH1NeroN, March IS.

VAM AAIAA oh'oAON " ~
RARiY ASSEMBLING OF CONGRESS
PROBABLE.
WAsHINsToN, March 1S.
That the President will call an ex-
ira session OF Congress is no longer
thought doubtful here. While many
Republican Senators are opposed to it
the leaders of the par y strongly urge
1t and are convinced that it is on sew
al accounts necessary. The question
discussed this evening is what time il
should be called TO meet. 1t will pro
baby be quite early. senator Conk-
ling thinks it should assemble not
later than the 18th Of April, and that
there should then be such concert Of
action between the leaders of the two
houses as to procure al adjournment
by the 1st OF june. This would make
q six weeks session, in which all
pressing business could be easily COM
pie ed, as the two houses are III agree
ment with each other and with the
administration.
MIR. Conkling's sugges ion for an
early asssmbling-nOL later than the
middle of next months likely to
prevail, as it meets lh- wishes b Jth Of
those who iJh him desire an extra
session and those mho oppose il ana
want it quickly over if it has to be.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
A Romanoe OF ,ne Crescent CItN.

In New Orleans ON a warm day early IN
February, a Mr.. Isaac ke i strOIled INTO
an Office OF the l. uirlauu state Lot cry
and laid uowu one dollar, received a hall
OF ticket No. SO $50 put II III ms pncA ei
and quietly awaited tne drawing, and u
his yful surprise like bUu II Adh III,
his LicAtL led an the rest, and ne ub'aiued
eI5. .pO0-If he had Spent another dollar II
might have been r5U0J. Ibe neAt draw
ing takes piece April I2th, when those
VINO hAv written u NJ. a. DauphIn, No.
Slg Broadway, New York Cliy, y. OF
the SAM at New OIeans, La. may aAticl-
pate pleasant surprise. mhl6-6t.
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THE sENIINEL'S OPINION.
From Dover Sentinel, Rep.

There is much unfairness in the at
tacks on Mr.. Williams, Speaker of the
House. Though differing with him
politically, we feel bound to observe
hat in the discha ge of his duties he
has been intelligent, and singularly
fair. Fortunately men are not made,
or unmade, by newspaper squibs.-
Mr.. Williams will convey home with
him the regard of his friends, and the
respect OF his enemies.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

WALL STREET Observation-Disclosures
dull but stronger. Money on call more
active at per ceut on stocks aud 8 on
governments. Fareign exchange ad-
vancep early; closed weak at new rates
State securities neg cted, railway bonds
irregular but in demand and United
States bonds higher for some issues.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
THE LORD MAYORS ESCAPE

LONDON, March l9.-It is now
stated that forty pounds OF powder
was packed in the bCX discovered
under the Mansion House window.
The Lord Mayor has received d
number OF telegrams from the Amer
can Colonies cOngratulating him
upon his escape. He has also re-
ceived number OF threatening let
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
RAILROAD MATTERS.
THE W. g N. EXTENSION ROUTE SUR
vETED.


vETED.
Railroad matters are still "booming"
around this section, and III very shot
time things will be made more lively
il. the extension of The Wilmington &
Northern X. K.
1t has already been stated IN the
GAZETTE thai the Messrs DUPONT,
vino virtually own the w. y N, con-
t. mpisted extending that road TO Del
a ware river. THIS extension is made
for the. purpose of connecting with
their railroad, the Delaware Shore,
running from Pennsgrovs to Wood
bury. In order to make connections
the Jersey road will he extended down
20 about opposite "Plgeou Point.
Wharves will then be built 90 both
sides OF the river and ferryboals will
un between them. Surveyors have
l.Id out he rou of the extension on
/ this side. 1t viii start about the nrw
/ pulp works, cross the Chrlstiana on
uew bridge to be erected, crossing ht
causeway near The residence ol NJ is
Hannah Moore, aud thence by dlrtc
IT line To the rIver. The Lerminu
viii be abou opposite "Piseon Point,
| one mile below he city line.
Work OH the new extensions and i'm
! proVement will be cOmmeuCed as sOul
| IS the weather viii permit.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

OGice Superintendent GeHeroi OF the
Gr,t4d NdaOI,ut EIiiDtttOH " The Amerfcdt
IHStttite of Scfeuce, drt utd ItuttstrU, NJ
M ttfU 0f NetU JDfh lFudtng u the
Cllaaittse u EIperis and JatyeS
~ ItCon4nGt.u the Med I- of Excel
leaes Tor he "A llch lltHei Preparations
v4lsse aud puri }.
Ia accordance with the finding the
IeIaIs oi Xecl 8euce wera awarded.
ChaItLEN NAG y FL: HULL,
Hupcrluleudc tGeuetHl.
Car.s Pi cs, "a Rnrun, RnsuinauTsm
Neuralgia CatarIh, f"Iutu, MOnJhlIes
SIX In Diseases,
= Ia III nifty cen Is aud dollar sZes.
marriott.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
NEW MINISTER

The Methodist Protestant Confer.
ence has appointed Rev. Mr. Kline b
the pastorate of the NJ. p Chucb il
this city aud transferred Rev. DR.. Sut
livan TO South Side, Virginia NJ.
Kline will preach here on Sundy
next,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

NOTICE. DIR. Khne's Great Nerve
Res orer Isthe marvel OF The age TOR all
Nerve Diseases. All tifs stopped ttar,-
send To g3l Arch Street, FLllnd, ,lphta.
oct 20-ly
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Political Speakers do II.

Political Speakers do It,
Lecturers asa Ministers do it,,
= ma ors and Congress men do IL.
Jud es AID LawSe do II.
y &c ors aud AItist~ do IL.
Merchants AID Tradesmen do IL.
Farme and Mechanics do II,
lu tn Forum, Cou ting house. Work
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