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FROM ALBANY.
ALBANY, May 10, 1881

The Senatorial situation TODAY n mn.
changed. The administration rennbii-
cans say they are ready TO 40 into an
election TO fiIl the vacancies. but viii
have nothing to DO with any canens -
They feel perfectly able to defeat Inc ra.
turn OF either Mr.. ConklinR or Mr.. Plstt
unless the democrats go with the other
side. But they will take the chance.
believing that If the democrats fose with
the Conklingites, they (the adm;nistrs- a
tion republicans) will beat both Al The
polls next tall. The Conklineites ara
strongly In favor OF going into an elec-
tlon as soon As possible, ,and say that Mr..
Conkling 10 out of the race-that he viii
not be candidate. The democrats are
opposed to an election, claiming tbat
the question should be left TO the people
to decide at the next election. The nro-
liabilities are that there will be an eIec-
ton without any preliminary caucus ON
the part OF the republicans. Governor
Cornell and Channcey NJ. Depew ara
mentioned as candidates on the part ef
the republicans.
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WashinRton.

Mr.. Braee's Apppsanszneaf ne Rex.
lister Of tine Treasary--Rrabass 90
tine Ex-senator frsm moan Parties.
wAsaiSorox. April 10, 1851.
The nomination Of en- Senator blanche
*. Bruce, OF Missippi, 20 BE- Register OF
the Treasury, gave general pleasure 10
beth sides.of the Senate and he was al
once unanimously confirmed without
preliminary reference to q Committees.
democrats and Republicans united 10
vote for him. During Mr., Brucs's term
IN the Senate he was tbs only coiored
Senator, and for part Of the time the
only coiored man 10 either House. His
course Ia the SENATE was In eyory was
credltable and honorable to him, and he
gal the esteem OF hts fellow SENATOR
on both sides of the Chamber. He rare
y addressed the Senate, but was always
listened to with pleasure because he
always spoke with great good sense and
moderation, and In all his Senatorial
career he displayed sound Judgment and
moderation. His appointment 10 the
once or Register Of the Treasury will
give satisfaction to the white rs well "a
me colored people of Mississippi, where
mr. Bruce III general favorite,
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FIFTH EDITION.
THE SUPERIOR ooURT.

es~
MuIrtne ys. Perkins, Oecapiea An.
other @essAom.
clock.
In the case Of L. @. Kent & Co. %.
Isaac Thomas, Judgment was awarded
the plaintiff for $3.50.
The case Of Harriet Garrahy %. Pat
rick Sullivan was continued.
In the case Of Richardson %. Cochs
ran, Judgment for plaintiff for $500 was
confessed.
The case Of Murine ga Washington
and st. Johns Lodges, Of New Castle,
was resumed.
John weldin testified that he was a
carter at New Castle, and he hauled
the stone sent there by Mulrine-eleven
boat loads.
Prof. j. J. Pierce testified with ref
erence to Mulline's signature, which
had been questioned yesterday. He
said the general outline indicated q
similarity.
Harry Lape and Charles w. Talley
were next called after which the plain.
ti6 clesed.
Mr.. Lore, for the defense, then
made . motion for non suit, ON the
ground that under the Mechanics
lien law the plaintiff was bound to
prove the day when the delivery of
stone commenced, in order to establish
the dste OF the lien, and that It was
delivered to the credit Of the building.
This, he held, had not been done.
The Court decided that some proof,
at least had been offered by the plain
tilt to cover these points.
MIR. Lore then opened briefly for the
defense. after which Court adjourned
until O'Clock.
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A SENSATIONAL STORY comes from
Detroit. Mich, of the formation of q
Brewers and Saloon-keepers Nihillst
fD, that State to oppose the
temperance people who control the
Legislature and are waging relentless
and successful war against the liquor
interest. Even the dlstiller's worm will
turn IL ftrod upon and hence the "nihilists
The proceedings of the con federation will
be seeIet and members will be bound
ay solemn Oath to annlhllate any
other who breaks his oath and divulges
any Of the secrets If the order. Stubborn n
legislative "temperenzi9rs" will be
snmmarily dealt: with. They will been
warmed, asd II the warning is not needed
The nihi lists will act
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Burglar Alaras.

A number Of our business men have
10 contemplation plan to connect our
business houses with the police station.
II 10 proposed to run electric wires from
.ne various places 70 the police ONCE
where q board will be placed having or
u . nunoer Of electric bells, designating
tne houses from whence tine alarm
comes.
MT. Z. A. Rein 10 now engaged In
putting mp such wire from the dry
goods store Of z. A. Spencer, Seventh
and Market streets. Other business men
pie. ''
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MArrie.,..

Edward T. Belts .son go
yer ts q George w. Sparks -. ca., a., daugh.
tne National Bank Of W;lhier WVa;lshier Of
and Brandywine, were ,,n,. Wilmington !
sne s brides parents, Rev. eGsiqenec q M 2, Of
the ceremony. performing
A number of inyited ,,,.
present who after 'Ib H. guests were
partook of fine S ceremony,
happy. couple were the ph. rac;ni The
= az, number mo, OF valuable presents p,en1s rs Of
tour through the Eastern o., Extended
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Another Trunk mys.erx.

NEW YORK, May IA MESSAGE was
received At police headQnartars thls
morning that the coroner was wanted In
noid an inquest on the body of q husns a
being cut up in pieces and In a trunk IN
oo.la ot tne steamer james A. Gary al
pier Al East river. The trunk vas
Drought on board at 0 P. N. April is In
eoaen Just as the steamer was about ID
sail, and has remained on board since no
one calling Tor It. IL was discovered yes-
Ierday from smell. The coroner and
ponce are engaged In an Investigation.
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CLARA SMITHS DEATH.
The Doctors Cam's Say ff was or W n,
MOe CMsaAAa by @AMMll.nAx.

The Doctors Cam's Say ft was or was
Nos Caused by smallpox.
At 2 O'Clock, this afternoon, the Coro-
ner's jury TO investigate the death Of
Clara Smith, COL, In relation TO which
there was some suspicion Of foul play on
the part Of q negro man named Atwood
Carpenter, col, met at the Office Of the
Chief Of Police, 10 hear the report of
Drs- Ogle and Springer, who made
post mortem examination OF the body.
DIR. Ogle, being sworn, testified that
the body was exhumed by Mr.. Fisher,
the man who buried 1t. They found on
the body evidence OF decomposition, and
externally no evidence Of ofsmail-pox. On
the right side Of the head were bloody
efIusions and evidance OF bruises. They
removed the skull-cap, but the brain
was 90 decomposed that nothing could
be determined from It. Internally the
stomach was somewhat congested, but
there was nothing apparently wrong
with the other'organs.
The doctor stated that all authorities
agreed that In cases Of smallpox there
was nothing about the internal organs
to show the disease. Possibly, he said.
there might have been smallpox though
there were no external Indications OF
this Jet IL could not be positively sta
ted that she had the smallpox. He could
not say that the injuries on the head
were suthcient 10 cause death, 90 some-
tlmes 9. very slight injury 70 the head
proves fatal, while very serious one
may not.
In this case the doctor said the brain
was not In condition 20 indicats wheth-
erior notsts had sustained ans injury
There was NO syidencs OF any lnjury In
the stomach. He expressed the opinion
tnat In an uncompl. Gated case OF small
pox death would not have occurred no
soon rs In tins instance.
Dr. Springer concurred In the state
ment made by DR.. Ogle.
The jury then went Into private do.
hosrAtion OF the case.
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Disorder I'm Crete.

LONDON, May 10, 1881.
a despatch from Athens to the
1tS'ses says :-s'Advicea from Crete re-
por. tnat the ferment is increasing 10
snat Island, and that the Christiaus are
forming themselves into brotherhoods.
q customary preparation for insarreo.
eion. The Legislative Assembly IL At
deadlock, none of the Govsrnor's
body" ~ sa'@s
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HOLDING THE FORT.
Arssn Tsnanss why Are About % ba
sleIed ~ korsary o Castle ON khs rs.
tate and Defy the Police.

Arasn Tenanss why Are About In ne
tate and Defy the Police.
LIMERICK, May 10, 1881.
A large forco of military and police
proceeded under command OF Major
sanoeiim, OF the Ninth regiment, and
Msgor holleston, Of the Royal Marines,
.o-oay 70 New Palias, county Limerick
W aio tne sheriff In evietions upon an
estate. Early ON tho march, the force
wa met by large body Of people who
followed them, yelling, shouting and
Peif'ng them with stones. Amid a
shower OF missiles the Sheriff succeeded
eiier much difficulty, In eyictine \ few
families. he then proceeded with his
escort 70 distant part OF the estate. hnt
~ was discovered that the people had
leit their homes and had taken nossss-
slon OF q large castle upon the estate
which they had loopholed and on, into !
thorough state Of defence and rendered
20 lmpregnable that all idea Of dIsIodO-
.no occupants and executing tile wrifs
WAS abandoned for the day.
Stones still continued tdAe sbowarad
upon the police and military. 40
,....I "se suo hspecG OF the
people who thronged round the force.
sass MAJOR holleston ordered the police
70 load their rifles and the military Ia
M bayonets, and warned the peonle
tnat II they persisted In their hostiie
conduct he should read the Riot ACT
ana II they did not dispense within =
snort time he s'should feel IL his ooa,
painful and awful duty to ordar az
constabulary to fire and The soldiers 10
eharge. The warning had the desired
enect and the people dispersed. Int
not before Lienlenant Gowan. Of the
Ninth, had received . blow from =
cnageL -Four persons have bssn ar.
asslsd, including Gowan's assailant
Io,morrow morning the flying column.
VAIN four pleces Of assillery. : viii
proceed with the Sheriff 10 exso,,ta shs
writs upon the people In the Castle.
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Fuel for ths Phiiaaelph,. u.
@chOOls

Oanncils' committee on scboo,s hal. .
meeting -, IN the chamber Of Select H Teo Ssia
s.i Yesterday, In conjunction with Soan. .s
sne ~ Committee On supplies OF the Ros1s Jug
ol hooostion; Proposal for sunnlv,no IUnla
coM, charcoal and wood to tbe b,y,ns pphI,ss
sonoois were opened, and The con,.sa,c psonc
awarded % follows: For coal-;Ths ;Thnst1ca = y
a.gn Coai ana Navigation Comnan.h he. =.
800 per ton Of 2,2a0 pounds. %s"y, %oty y at
T,rst. Second, Third, Fourth, Fi'ts' ase sos
Ninth districts; sb.7l for the slr,S, a "a ana pa
Tor the Seventh, and S4g4 so, soy
Eientn district. For kindhnR wood ne
Address & Bryant, at "a cents ns, sVpa- pu-
ror charcoAl-Jossph Lowe, At "a al oon. o..
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Ehs Missing state Of California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nav 10. 1891

n.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 10, 1881.
There 10 no news yet Of the steamsr
State OF California. The British steamer
Barnard Castle, which left this port sIx
days ago tor Nanaimo, has not ysi arrived
there and some fear that the two yesssls
may have come into collision. Insurance
on the cargo of the State of California
was granted yesterday At from Ten m
twenty-five per cent, but to-day, In come
Instances, refused at fifty per cent. The
steamer had about fifty-fva cabin pss-
senges and sixty In the steeraee. She
was OF very light sail power, and in ease
OF accident TO her machinery would
make slow progrsss. The weather hss
oeen thick up the coast and II disabled
she has probably kept away from the
coast TO get clear OF the fog.
A Portland, Oregon, despatch says the
rsvenne cutter Richard Rlsh will leave
Astoria tomorrow morning in search OF
the State Of California.
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kTHIRD EDITION.
Generez Fores0sa NesOs.
1s0nDoN, May 20, 1881.

Mr.. Gladstone made his Temperance
in the House Of Commons last evening
and was much cheered.
The new Hungarian loan Of sic, ,000,-
600 sour per cant gold rentes has been
subscribed many times over and closes at
three paF cent premium.
Lloyl'z agent at Archangel reports
that the overflow OF the River Dwina at
that place last week destroyed many
houses, and it is believed that a great
loss Of life was involved.
The Neaos says:--aThe passage in
Archbishop Crok,s speech at Bailingarry
on Saturday in which he said he had
done some things for the people and was
ready to do and dare more, has attracted
attention at Rome, and the Archbishop
has been communicated with on the sub
lect."
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Heavy French Loss I'm % Fight.

1UNIs, May 10 There was fighting
yesterday at SIOUX elarba, and it is stated
that both the natives and the French lost
heavily in killed and wounded. Several
OF the French wounded have been
brought to this city. The French are
marching direct upon Mateur. A pres.
sure will probably be used TO induce the
heir apparent to sign document ac-
knowledging the Protectorate.
LONDON May ia Tunis dispatch
10 the Times: "The battle at Soukelarba
Yesterday is reported to have lasted ten
hours.n
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General Asaemhsx "a
BuHalo. nv.

buFFALo, May l9.--The annual
meeting OF the General Assembly OF the
presbyterian Church was held to-das
nev, DE-. VIM. NJ. Paxton.
u new York, the retiring moderator
aellvered the annual sermon. Rev. Dr.
Uariing, OF Albany, PRESIDENT of Ham.
l.ton college, was elected moderator
An invitation to the delegates 10 an q.
caLslen 70 the falls was accepted. The
principal business ofto-morrov,s sa..,as -
wili be In relation 10 the work an az
sunday school. Addresses viii ha o A.
hvered by DIR. Worden and DR., Han
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a OARn. .

TO all VINO are suffering frOm the err
rors and tndiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., Will send recipe that win cure yow
was discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send n self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. lNMAN, Sz0tsom ID
NeW York CitV. Mav4-eodD&wly
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Bislnarek's bulge,
LONDON. Nav IN t,

A supplementary estira,. io0i'
German current budget an,a 70 The
47S, ,846 marks has hear en,mn'vsuhtlng to
the Bundesrath, of which u .n. before
marks Is intended as an annna, mum q 900
ior the expenses of the Econolg,fIa E grant
Council, and $4,000 marks rEVdiO@lsal ios
participation of German Ut y; the
Conference and Electrical E,Alh " The
ton at Paris. Exhlbl-
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WALL STREET YKsTRRDAY.--Stocks
were active and buoyant. Foreign sx-
change was reduced. Money was easy.
Governments advance TO very high
figures. Railway bends were active and
strong.
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The Seal and Csd Fisheries.

81. JoHs's, N. r., May 1e.-The seal
ssnery sa - closed for the present season.
Inc steamer Neptune, the last Of The
nee., arrived yesterday evening with
neArly o,VoO old seals. Nearly all of the
steamers y, "a did well on the second trlp, the
ainciency In the first being fully made
up. Altogether the voyage was better
man the average. The cod fisbery has
commenced with fair prospects. salmon
are plenty ct ten cents O pound,
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GEN. Howard has abolished hand
music ut Sunday parades at Wa. s.
Point believing that no exercise
should occur on the grounds on Sun
day which would in any way attract
visitors from along the river on ths,
day. He has also abolished the posi' I'
tion OF cadet barber, and hereafter ths
cadets will have to shave themselveS :
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Rioaang an Ireland.
LONDON, May 10, 1888

At Killarney yesterday collision
occurred between tho Marine Brigade
and the people. Several Of the latter
were wounded In the rioting which
ensued. Mr.. Livanton, magistrate,
has been fired at without result near
Skibbereen. He was recently candi.
date for the craftsmanship Of o school
union In opposition to member of the
Land League who Ia now In prison un-
der the Coercion act.
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sait Against A. n. stewards Estate.

WINpsoR, VT, May 1S.--In the
United States Circuit Court here to-
day, Judge Hoyt Il. Wheeler presid-
ing, the case Of Alexander Stewart,
cousin Of the late A. t. Stewart,
against Henry Hilton, executor Of A.
Il. Stewards estate, was argued. The
point under discussion was whether
the action should be further prosecuted
by the former attorneys, Messrs.
Chittenden and Hubbar, of New York,
who acted for Mr.. Stewart, or whether
they should accept settlement of the
case between Judge Hilton and the
present attorney of Mr.. Stewart,
Judge Barrett. A decision was not
reached.
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THE HIGHLY POPULAR draNingn 4 the

Commonwealth Distribution Co., OF
Louisville, KY, are becoming more de-
servedly popular each succeeding month.
The tn irty second of the series will take
place at Macauley's Theatre, the 3lst inst.
and promises to be one of the most ct
tractive ofthe d awnings. For further In
formation apply to n. M. BoARDMAN,
Broadway N. Y.
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FOURTH EDITION

1wdteaGa0ms for Te-hs@g.
For the Middle Atlautio States, clear
or clearing weather. southerly 10 wesssr-
ly wind and stationary or o slight rite IN
barometer.
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Den's Get sa.e ChsIIa.

II you are subject to Aaaue Won nn.,
be sare TO keep your liver. bow sls
kldneys in good free condition. whneo
30. You Will be safe from all attacks eu
The remedy 70 use 10 Kidna~. W..
lt u the best preventative OF All mn,os.
81 dleeases that you Gan take. Hea -
yeEtisement IN smother column. Ao-
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Another BLOW as the Parallel Raaa
system.

CHICAGO, May 19.-The Times tbls
morning published report that the CHI
cago, Rock Island aad Pacific Railrosd
Company has determined TO build q road
aiverging from Its trunk line at Des
MONIES, Iowa, crossing the Chicago and
Northwestern. and the Chicago, MIlwan-
kee and 81. Paul Roads by the most d.
rect and shortest route to some point ON
the Northern Pacific Railroad. This
Will be direct blow At the system on
parallel roads. VI
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Unabated Success

of the popular series of Drawings OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co, x2d
Drawing May 8lst, when Sl76, 100 Will be
given away. Whole tickets %, halves,
&i. Addrt ss r. M. RoARDMAN, Courier
journal Building, Louisville, KY; or II.
]. Cumerford, 500 Broadway, N. Y.
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Am OLD Paper.

Samuel W. Schults, ,tobscconist. No. 1.
4. Fourth while looking " some relits
he has In bis possession the other day,
discovered among others, paper called
the Ulster County Gazette, published In
Kingston, N. z, its date being 1900.
The entire inside page OF the paper
contains on eulogy on General Washing
ton.
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wtin.i .inguoE Markets.
W1LM1raroN. Del. Nav ]
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, May Is. 5P, 4

FLoUR.-Choice bakers -four is fairly
ac We and tiImer. Sales o 23D0 barrels;
including Miuuosota extras at IS ISL &
611@ for medIum To fancy clear, anu al S6
D 70 ior straight; Pennsylv extra t. =
mliy at SIS d B 26; Westrrn do. do, - I 86 so
a q, and patents a. as so a rs. Rye -four
is steady at S5 50 per barrel.
GRAIN. Wheat Is 15c. per bushel high
er and in Iair reques Sales of 1900
bushels No. red, car lots, at &l 24l< u l rs.
and No. red, IN elevator, at 81 2a[ May,
August. Rye is Quit. We quote PENN
sylvania at al 06 h VI. GoFn Is In good
ds mand aud higher. sales of70, 90 bush
els. Including yellow. at IS l% a 64c. white
at bic steamer at b2c., and rejected at 81
| and 60c
WHlsKEA The last sale of Western
iron-bound was at u W per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
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0.E-77~ = = -
TO F.H r SlCbANS D
@sF AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER Oil.

Anowins from experience the dlsssts,g dlsAssng
laatien 90 often attending the disPens1
of many Of the em ulsions in the matssg.L ~ .Ls
WDuld call year attention. 20 some ~ are-
features qf fh1 emulsion which nave IN.
Jared and dispenssd for years VIII y ne ne
nneat Norwegian and the most scIspil
l0sas care Ia exercised IN the choice o.
material and In every detail OF its mal, .b,s
fawtufes BY careful mauipulatlon -.
aibls amount of gum, and by the very do,. ns
nuAa dtxi4isn og the dll gl0buies u Ihia- Ishiuo
% very Auid and perfectly palataoa aant.
Mach fAbIespoonfnl contains % peL, pe,ss osIf n
81 Cu and grains OF HypQpnospnisb
kame. Samples Will be gladly Ip,.a,,
. al Hhynteemns who may desire Lawn
kut Up IN pint bottles, price ~, nv
la3snfaA asaA esld Wholesale and rs.Aii ~
We, WILLIAM5s
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lME PU WI.IC WEAITH.


THE PUMM.KC HEALTH.
- LAUTloN l-AlI persons are cav.
TONED against throwing into the streets
or upon vacant lots, any
DEAL ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE
MATTER, OFFAL. REFUSE OK
RUBBISH
OF any kind that may be Injurious 10 ths
health Or Offensive TO smell.
All persons are requested TO report
Inc Secretary of the Board any negIees
Ia the removal Of garbage. any deiecusgg
drains or tr&pe, aud any nuisahces, ,,ea "a
Whatever kind that may escape the no1iee
OF the Executive Officers. ,d
AS & ~ not the Intention OF the bosaa as
10 intrude unnecessarily upon any w Sy1'
All persons are respectfully reg uestes,b ,bs
receive the officers politely when ~ i,nsre
discharge OF their duties, and asslN asslNsus,v us
IN obtaining any information necesss,s ess,s
Tor the sanitary Improvement OF tne eh''
BY order of the Board OF Health. 80,
DIR. l.. r. BUSH, Preslaeh"
4, b. FRAZER, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
Eastern Districtr-G. b. underwood, NJ
1915 X Ing Street. No
Western Distriot-James o'Tooie, wv
I'll West Eleventh street.
mayIs-2w
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what Become. Of Jolly Geos y.,.
i0ws.
From the New York Herald.
four-niths of the Eve thousand hnd,..
that reach the city dsad-hoase everv - 80
are sent there BY drunkenness. ssrSssa
may ee cities Ia the world WHARF ,nse
can drink spirits without lniu,w !. h.,,.l a.sn
1na anu, Drain, but New York % not one cf
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Persons nf sedentary habits, and over
worked, IND in DR.. Bulbs Baltimore
Pills a.specific for want of Appetite, Pal
pttatiOn, Debility, Constipation, and
many other ailments. AT all druggists.
Price rs cts.
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PARK DROVE YARD.

FVsy-second and Lancaster ave, May
SHEEP-Good, 80 10 l3U ns.. 5o0 to 6.s ).
fair. ~ to SO lbs, 81 T. So: good ian,hs'
20 TO t6j com n on lambs, 81 to AIS,
calves. to 615 Market closed dull,
Arrivals, 500 read
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MONDAY. May Ie. 5P. III.

Beef cattle were Ia fall demand, hut
prices v ere fraction lower. 800 head
arrived and sold at the different yards q.
515(97c. per pound as 10 condition.
nHEEP were in steady demand but
prices were rather lower. 951O head ar
rived and sold al the different yards al AZ
@6c. Tor clipped, ami lambs al 81 bo6p6
peI head, according TO qualify.
HOGS We're unchanged. 25uO head sold
at the different yards, al 86D9LSc per III.
as to quality.
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When the saalwmrss we~s uas ms.,.
wars. .s7rs. =

From the ciaeinnaii Comm srsss.f. Ran
Inc prominent professors Of stalwsrt.
lsm IN New York are very rarzsuant snS
mighty In doctrine, and Ii 10 curious shst
not one OF them was soldier in the VA
tnat crushed the solid South when ii an
peared In military form.
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HAXDoCK'S %
KIDNEY PANACEA.
uEAR WHAT m SAID.

AEA& WHAT AS SA1Ds
at has made me q neW man."
"Dr. Haydeok,s Panecea has increased
my weight fifteen pounds."
NY wife would not be without IL iof
any m@ney." ~H
.ouf little boy In much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
II nnd IL as easy 10 take a. mill"
I'VE have sold thirteen bottles this
weak, and shall want two dozen nexs
9rder.p
~. my morning agony is gone-thSnEs
II ind 10 q 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 Ia my most
earnest desire TO investigate all forms OF
diabetes, and give relief at all times.
you are too poor te purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have tmme-
dlete attention.
CAUTION.
observe that the signature OF ALEU-
haydock Ia across the mouth Of each
bottle.
Prfce-ons dollar for large. and hfty
HAyDooR a 90.
no2s-eodAwly, 30 Plat st. n. Y,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

In she Orphans Court, New Castle
County.