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Fruit and NUTS.
We make the following quotations:
ORANGES Sicily, montreal
Eto,iv ,,ar hnY S0 IN &S

We make the following quotations:
ORANGES Sicily, montreal
LKMoNs sicily per boX, $50 to IS; very
NUTo- Almonds 23 per pound; Brai
100; HlLelts l4@-; English walnut
none; chestnuts, imported 90 Italian
q; peanuts, Tennessee red, 81; cocoanutf
per hundreh IS 80.
FIGs-In rs 10 boxes, per Id, 10.
POP CoRN-Prlze packages, per haf gross
1925
RAIsINs-London LAYER, new, per COX W zo
layer, new, per box, S2 90.
BANANAs-Per bunch, nominal at 81
PoTAT Es-Old per Blu, n.minal; new
90 014 90 per barrel.
DATRs-l In trails, per Id, &c.
CUkRAETs-71ag8Xc..
PRUNEs-0c. 49,,
PECANs- Per Id, z retail; per bushel, loose
So, 81 Is to 81 25; sacked ~ TO, 81 To-
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sUeARs-ws quote Powered u 4 ;Orushd, i21l
nk;Granuisteo II y setandard A, Ion " nit
| extra extra 4 To II fellOW-DOulsisne
whils clsri1ed lOk 70 lOk; yellow clarified
/ l01< % lCk; ODen Hetses choice ~ % p
/ prime ~ Ge4i feir ~ Go.
EcIAssns-Lo 7IsfAIs choice G0c, prfmetk {
i fair 10 ROOF Ssnae. syrup 81 n ac.
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Building Material.

BRIcK-At the kilns to 80
SToNR-At the Dallas quarries 30 per cnbit
foot. II for foundation, 16 for wall, and 20 ic
dressed font.
LUMBKn-Native rough pine $40 per thousand
Dressed on one side, S22 80; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooved, Se5; Dressed misunderstanding
9i7h; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
sHrNeLks-Cypress, S. per thousand; Native
nine, sap, e3; do heart, "a 80.
LArHs-s3 80 at 81 per thousand.
CRMRHT- kosenuale, W 90; Iou'sSiie'
So 90; Portland, 90 so.
PLASTER ARIs-Per barrel, VI at "a oO.
HAiR-Pe pound, 71sG. 4,
CEN sRJ ELUEs % inch, 81 oenIs, mon, a
cents; 6 inch ceiling joint, 81; 8 inch CAP 600
inch ceiling joint, O. Is; inch cap do. 6Oc.
DRAIN PIPES ZACH, l6c per FOOT tmcn
zoe; inch, 32c; inch, 400; Inch, 500.
NIKE PAISTs-Ready for use and all color
al IS per gallon, All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIMr-Coobered, 2per obi, bulk, 81 so.
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All diseases Of chronic or private nsiurs
successfully trestsd ct their Own bones BY
close mail, by sending . synopsis OF symp-
toms. With stamp, 10 TKIAs MEDICAL AND
SUksIcAL IEsTITCTE. Dsllss Teraa
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Drugs.

very good trade was done In this line to-
day, The rul ng prices were as previously
quoted, except nchoiidia, 81; quinine, s2.4O;
and morphine "a, which is l. wer.
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I Seveutsen Immikrsss fsriliss from Dorfk
In5isrs, consisting Of ffty sven persons,
TbsJ zee q thrifty looking psople
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BAooN-Long clear sides lO%; short clear
| lOX. Breakfast bacon l2hc.
| bay sALT-Long clear sides, sAi short
| clear l0A
HAMS Canvased 70 to 18h
| LAhp-Tierce 123S :'half barrel, ID pals to
J 10 pounds, 1871; ror''"s
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Cattle,

The was a bunch of cattle at the yards this
mornir g, the nIst receipts of CO. sequences IN
several days, and they we've freely taken py
loo Al butchers ON the basis oil quotations.
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YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS.

We send on trial for thir days our Electro
Violate Belts, Banda, and SUES ensoriss, 70
youbg men and Others suffering iron weakness
e., nervous debili y. lost vitality, lost man
hood. and many osher di eases. We israntee
sDeedy cures and complete restoration OF
manhood Address without delay,
VOLTAIC BELT CO. hErsbah-llMie
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HIDES Dry nint,l pounds and upwards, l2h to
l3cts; dry kips, free Of grubs, 10 o. BruDb
kipf Tic; wet salted, To-; green butcher
hides, 6Ho.: All damaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins 800. sheep skins from
2bo 6DbOc each.
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$1,000 REWARD!
EsTRAYED:

one Clay Bank Horse; no marzs or brands;
white name and and tail; ma1e iags TO the left
side; about or years old; l6 hands high.
VIII pay ten dollars reward II d sliver'd to me
or W. J. Aliens drug store, 1855 Elm street.
L. BIBB.
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GERMAN MILLET-- " quote 81 30 per bushel
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. Whoslesai
TX to cents per paper.
Cottop--At the Oil Mill, So per ton.
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A very fair trade was done to-day in gro
ceries. Sugars, coffees and meats anu iara az
firm, but prices generally are unchanged.
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Buggies. spr,,.. '. ag ms, z t

SHAtTs.-t4@ta: polls, y @ 10 .oo.
BUGoIEs. --Grsde b, end spring, top, 5000
500, ditto. open, sIOgssu;, ditto, side spring
top, SluO@Si3; ditto, side bar, sNO@slSh
spring, tl4O@s2OO; ditto. phaeions sl5O@s2OO
lump seal buteies. S1i5@$25O; patforn
sorings, sllO@sl20; three spIins wagons, sSO@
2ll5,
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Buster and Eggs.


Eggs u l-2 to Is cents per dozen.
Butter Northern scarce andnominal; Tex
Is go.
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OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
HUI GHES SPRIN GS
Northeast Texas. ~ miles west of
Jefferson, on the East Line a
Red River Railroad.
THE COMPANY ANNOUNCE THAT
This Delightful Watering Place
and Summer Resort
WILL BE OPENED JUNE 1877.

EOR the Accommodated % Visitors
II with many additions ard impr0v, rneBtl
over last season. No mosquitoes. tIl rsil
route. 30 sisgiTg; daily msn and trains
tslegraTh. Hotel and cuisine nrEt elsss.
these sprin.s are ost oeliehtfuIly situ.-
ted, IN the midst Of euorTDOus hills Of aoifc
iron ore, with besutffnl STRAINS 90 runniDg
water. Ths best bunting ana nshing leei
frequently seen IN sIgaf the hOtel. Fln
Livery efable and spler did rue1s. bowiinf
alley, nice ard vel srrangrd hath hOuses
With all TIE nuocsrn correnl-rces- 80 ~
ele.esrf efrlna band eccufSd Tor IRE sttsnr.
All railroads N ne etsf VI III foeno trip
s1cur~fon fickets % IRE sprinEs-
Rsf-rspee. ForEper sgHssis.--FOr furthg
Information ad1ress.
FIRUE7oI EUsEU REEel
rsyB 8. Is1.-en Cas- Co1nfy, Terns.
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DOLBY SPA
NEW HOTEL

w FaRRIER, Proprietor.
New fnrB iture, new hacks fine horses and all
sorts of u " easements Watsr goo fol all dis.
eases OF stomach, liver. bowe XII ney and
bladder Sure cure for dy pe psia. II BILE
loaded with the beat; prices reasonable, Go 70
DeK llb Trans.Co tinenial division, Tex $ 4
Pacific ra lroad, or Bassett, st l. nts Texas
10 by Spa Texas.
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CoAL-Indian Nation, IS 30 per ton, deliv'
cred.
COKE-5O cents per barrel.
WOoD-Oak, hickoryano ash S8O0 10 oo PEI
cord. Sawed stove wood Ia retailing at the
rates of 81 so to o 90 per cord.
OHARCoAL-65 cents per barrel.
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WAGON WOOd. Work


SpoKEs-From Q to 2,f inch, per set, ~
select, So; XXX, 1910.
sIr'rr vrLLoEs-,n 70 IN, So per set.
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EZ.Sf3sI520
AND SpERMAT0RRHGA.

A valuable Discovery and New Departure in Med
ica Science, IN entirely New and positively eiiects
Remedy for tho speedy and permanent Cure OF Semi
way, viz Direct Application to the principal Seat
Of tho Disease acting by Absorption, and exerting
its specific influence on the Seminal Vesicies Elac-
uso of the Remedy Is attended with pain incon-
venience, and does not Interfere with the ordinary
pursuits of lfe it Is quickly dissolved and soon ab
sorbed producing an immediate soothing and restor
ntive effect upon the sexual and nervous organiza-
lions wrecked from selfabuse and eXcesses stopping
the drain from the system, restoring the mlno 70
heath and sound memory removing tne Ri ndeaa
Aversion to Society, etc. etc, and the appearance
of premature old age usually accompanying this
trouble, and restoring perfect Sexual Vigor, where
ment has stood the test in very severe cases. ana Is
now pronounced success. Drugs are too much pre-
scribed in these troubles and, many can bear Wit
IS to, with bat little II any permanent good. There
Is no Nonsense about this Preparation. Practical Oh
seryaton enables us to positively guarantee that e
will give satisfaction During the eight years that
monials to It's Value and it is conceded by the
Medical rofession to be the most rational means yet
discovered of reaching and this very prevaent
trouble that Is we'll known to be the cause OF untold
misery to SO many, and upon whom Guacks prey with
their useless nostrums and big fees. The Remedy
Is put up in neat boxes of three sizes. No enough
manent cure, unless in severe cases,l So; No. 9,
lasting over three months, will stop emissions ana
restore vigor in the worst casesl 81 Sent 3 mail,
sealed in plain wrappers aG R tHcI'oNs ,0s
'' %Seri JOs Sealed DcscriptiUe Pan,ppt-\
4 lets gfviily Anatomical fuMsfrafi0ns
A and Testimony, tchich .oit cencince
Y restored to perfect nlanhoOd, aud IT.
.s eps hS., Zee e'f soaa oSI 1
HARRIS REMEDY co. MFG. CHEMISTS
Market and 9th Sis ST Oils Mo-
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ErsH-lfkc. pss N.
HsftAror1as. 9fO BsTvfck hay.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
miscellaneous srocers' STOCK.

RIoK-Wholessle GH 10 N.
sALr-In barrel, 81. 90. TO 200 Liverpool In
ca cks,s co; Rock 81 80 per eech.
CRAoKKRs- Soda, Xxx, lhi AAAAa, 9
Trade Mark 81 Cream loh, Ginger snaps IN
70 IL. Cream lie
soar olive. ekc. per pound; BlueIndii ok
to6kt satjpet, $50. to $50. Eureka Man
ufaoturine Company: Cyclone, %; Pale olive,
s; Extra olive, ~ cents per pound.
BRArs-Oto8c. per pound.,
CAEDLHs-star. full VT l4io l4H.
CHKEsH- None In market.
HonTrY ArD GmTs-s5as5.25 per barrel.
sAUEn BRAUT-For half barrel " 20 81.
DRIED PEAoBEs-Unpeeied sc, -shpeeled IL
CorL OII--Below are revised quotations: ITO
deg. =. test: In barrels IS cents; cases, " 90
6.orHrs PIEs-Round, CSC, spring, u.O0 per
Uox.
HEssupxs-k tushel, iron bound, $50 per
1ozep two-hoOp pells, ~ 10; three-hoop, tz.5O.
TUBs-1hree nest, " .309tz.tO; eight meet
rs; No. ], % 30 per dozen; Ne. 2, s.toi No.
wisssHso.sps-wOOd. 81 .s, zinc, 1885, New
VIII BUcEETs-ea 25ea &C per dozen.
PovDEB-s.65 per key Of Is p0uDde; lax DO
o. Sc eh do, u 30 blasting kegs, H-0
BHOT-Drop, bag, o. ID. t02 Is luck p. 20 to2-50
MAoKEHEL-So. herrels, 80 hsIf-Darreas
6s1i tts, Y pounds, a. no srrels. y
LTs-oonosntrstsd. " .7sa 400
Eorr-sisal, \ In. basis kc; cotton, 941oc
yrsrsAs-Psr gallon. Now. A Dple, 2oc- tool
WhArrrye PartR-Rsg and Straw, Sc. 30.
JUes-we enole il 10 II osnts per gallon for
sisEsd. Crooks Il 70 II cent? per gallon for
BrFsvsr-Ist 10 lse p,rIb.
TALLOw--In barrel. III IN cake, Sc per 10.
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P,rltrr 500 asDe.
rrvvn. % -.
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Fine, rs; medium, %, heavy, zoo. BIac
bury ana dirty, 8 to 10 cents off.
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CAST, % osnts per hundred; stove. 70 cent?
wroufkt, - 20 81 cents PER Hundreds brass
. pef hundred copper, ~ pr hundred; I'm
and lsad, O. pr fundr-d.
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PrAcnEs-f pounds, 81 ~ pound
tgssfoss-a pounds. 81 gel sounds.
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THE CENSUS.

The census report Is completed and
submitted by the Superintendent to
Congress. The returns give the popula-
ION OF the United States as 81, 1852, ,St6. -
The report is not merely an enunerarIon
of the people, but is a carefully complled
9 aternent of their occuratiors, incomes,
aud Resources. IL gives the Industrial
commercial aud agricultural growth of
che country during the past decade. Our
nlnes, forests, grazing districts, meadow
I"ndS aud harvest II ,lds are SURVEYED =
Canals, railroads, telegraph, FIRE and
lite Insurance Companies are inventoried
tlocks, herds and tsheris are uoted
Down. The severa! crops, cotton, sugar.
Uba'c co, and cereals are weighed and
measure Muth valuable Information
Is lmp parted on The best mode of tlllage
anu the ralslns OF cattle, 80 far as to avert
lroh lhem murraln ar pestlllnCe. In
tact the report Is thesaurus OF stats
TICS, compendivm of more general and
Useful knowledge than has ever before
been massed Iuto documentary volumes.
Ihey Will, when published, be- standard
works OF reference on the multiplicity
ot important topics therein Ireated.-
me census issald to be thorough and
reliable IN all Its details, aud, as o work
OF great labor, involved much time and
expense. The appropriation for the
former census WAS g.. .500, 900, Since
that time the noDnlati0n mas Increased
lDlrty per cent, with a cofresDondIpU
increment In the several Industries. Con-
s-qnently the cost OF collecting data and
'uIjecI matter for the present report
has been proportionately enhanced
On these grounds General Walker So
licits the supplementary appropriation
of $500 900.
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A FAMG
q : Casx paarne,.

Oaey RaaKKes. ~.
,waIva ~. ss,sa .umsrs ssrs the ruling pricss two WI
from the West VnA..... sse ewes .
magistrate who Is repuSe..- .0s@ se mar
ried 1 800 couples within two years, and
to have built fine house with his we'd
ding fees. His popularity arises from
the fact that the laws of Pen Isylvania
do not require q marriage license, while
those of the neighbonng States do.
He will marry couple without their
leaving their carriage, or he will allow
them To remain all night and take break
fast with him charging judiciously for
board and lodging. His regular charge
for marrying a coupieis 50. He some-
times has shreeto i've couples at q time
to be bs made one, and AL IN a hurry
from fear lest those who pursue will
catch up in tune TO forbid the banns.-
Sometimes an outraged father or a ter
rible big brother OF the bride arrives
after the ceremony is over and proceeds
to vent his rage ON the winds ami make
dire threatenIDgs, and even offer vio-
lsnce, In an emergency such AZ this
the magistrates son, who Is his father y
constable, lays the serious charge Of dis
orderly conduct against them. A. one
tune a relative 10 pursuit Of bride was
so violent that IL became impossi ble for
the constable to arrest him, when ,he
whole town arose en- masse aud put the
offender in jail The place is properly
known ~ "Hardscrabble," aud when
John Norris, detective from Spring
Deld, o., from whom the Cincinnati
Gazette got the facts, Inquired the reason,
he was told by an inhabitant 10 was
"because 1t was sLch q hard scrabble
for runaway coupl 8 to get there before
the parents caught up"
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ofInterest TO the Friends.

The London correspondent of the
Manchester "Guardian" says there
is a good deal OF comment being
made in the religious world at the
action OF prominent member of the
Society of Friends in the South, who
has SO far departed from tho usages
and practice of that Society as to
srbmit to adult baptism. 1t is said
that the case has been brought be-
fole one of the church meetings of
the body, but that it is deemed un
desirable to take what is called
disciplinary action" in the matter.
This is equivalent to expressing the
opinion that the question of baptism
or no baptism mus be left to the in
dividual opinion Of the members.
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The EMPIRE CITY.-The Empire
City is in the van OF all our cities.
With her imperial figures Of ], 200, 900,
New York Is the imperial city of
America. The Herald goes into COM
parison with other leading cities and
shows that New York has fifty thousand
more population than Chicago, Boston
and st. Louis combined. II almost out
numbers the residents of the beautiful
city of Penn and of New England's
Puritan capital put together. 1t Is
twice az large as its fair sister across
the East River, with hundred thous-
and to spare. II Cleveland, Pittsburg,
Buffalo, Washington, Newark, Louis.
vile, Jersey City, Detroit and Mil
waukee could all be welded together,
New YORK would still outrank them.
There are twenty-t~o cities brackeLed
between Albany, with its ninety thous-
and inhabitants, and Hartford, With
fofty-two thousand, all of which united
would still be behind it. Many of its
wards are as large as some of the largest
cities. The Nineteenth, for instance,
has a. many inhabitants as Pittsburg,
the twelfth city in the Union and the
second IN Pennsylvania.
But it is not alone with cities or COM
binations Of cities that New York can,
with prile to herself measure ber
stature, strength and extent. If com
parison be made between her and the
States it will be found that there are
twenty-one Of the great Commonwealths
of the Union each one OF which has a
smaller population than is included
within its municipal limits. 1t is larger
than either Arkansas, California or
Colorado; Connecticut or Delaware,
Florida, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine or
Maryland; Minnesota, Mississippi or
Nebraska; Nevada, New Hampshire
New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island or
South Carolina, and, to close the long
list, than Vermont or West Virginia.
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TIfURsDAY. JANUARY 40. lssl.

Mr.. BRRaH defends all animals ex-
ceps the rwife beating man." 1t re-
maias for cur batehelor editors and GER
tain members Of the Delaware legisla-
turre 10 defend the latter in his ancient
right to lord it over weak women.
Well, IL Is not long since an English
man in open street market in Baltimore
offered his wife at auction. In his case
aignorance. was bliss" But such an
acl is not cause for divorce acsordin0 to
cor statutes. ag
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PUBLIC SALES.
E-rE ~E
DUBLIC SALE


DUBLIC SALE
FIRsT-CLASS DWELLING.
VIII be sold at public SAFE at the auction
rOoH-sof Thomas M. Ugle, No
oU7 market street, Institute
Building. ON
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1881,
AT s O'Clock p. NJ, the house situate No.
bl2 King street, between Sixth and seventh
streets, in the city of Wilmington Della
ware. having frontage OF ~ feet, run
ming back no feet, Main bui ding ~ feet
deep, with BACK building 42I5 feet deep by
IA lset, both q stories hi h, contaiul, ~
rooms besld's store room feet by 5 eet
hlIo one story frame Kitchen. All the
hoefa on level, there Deing no break be-
tween main and back building. Height
OF ceiling, firsI II jOr ii feet; AeCsnd floor
lO leeL; Ia rd hoor, feet. Cellar under
all but summer itche en-, height from d iOr
Lo JoIst eel inches, when VIII admit
OF Iosoring floor If desired for Il sLofe
paved and cen entsd. Hot aud cold water
and closeJ IN bath room. lrainsge com
pieJe. Eight inch terra Gotta pipe. takes
all sewerage from bath room, kILchen
roof, surface waller Of side yard aud nom
closet IN yard, which empties into the
King street sewer, the right of which is
perpetual. This house Is ia hFsL-class
order. lnclu ed with property for SAFE
are about three tons Of coal and Ia loads
OF wood and Two portable heaters, put Ia
go order last winter; ali the gas fixtures
spring rollers and shades now in position;
eight window screens, one VestisuIe
screen door and venetian doors 10
second story rooms In main building,
erms easy and made known on day OF
sale. THOS. =. BEtI,AH
N. B.-Persons desiring TO view the
property can do 50 by calling on the un-
dersIgIed, N. ~. corner TnIrd and French
streets. THUS. 3. BkLLAH,
Ihos. NJ. Ogle, Auctioneer and zeal es-
tatU age4L, Janl5.lU, 7,lS,ly.
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PRESIDENT HAYES.

The validity of Mr.. Hayes title may
always be questioned, and his admin
stratloD criticised, but the payment of
one dollar gives valid utle 10 one
bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden NJ edicAi
Discovery, and lis administration can
never be criticised in cases of coughs,
colds, incipIeDt consumption, and gener-
al debility, for ieading physicians of all
schools endorse the Discovery and pre-
scribe it H. their practice. Sold by drug
gtsts. ianl7 6t
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DRESS-GOODS PROPER.

English plaid, half-wool, 6 cents.
Striped momle-cloth, s.
Freuch knickerbocker-cloth suit
ing, 10.
Half-wool Balermo cloth, l2A
Tycoon reps, Ia.
English melange, l2A.
Marimon-c cloth suiting, Is.
Flannel suiting, Is.
Cameo suiting, 90.
Colored cashmere, 27-inch, 20.
Colored powdcr-cloths, 27-ineh
20.
All wool flannel suitings, 25.
Colored cashmere, yard-wide, 25.
Brocaded suiting, yard-wide %.
Gray foulo beige, all-wool, 25.
Silk-mixed plaids, 81.
German plaids, 40 inch, 35.
Monte cloth, yard-wide, 37A.
handkerchief plaids, all-wool,
374.
Twillel-Aannel suitings yard.
wide, As.
Armures, all-wool, 42-inch, so.
Monte cloths. all.wool, 42-inch.
so.
Lupin's merinos, all-wool, yard
wide, 40.
Cashmeres, all-wool, 42-inch, so.
Chudda, all-wool, 44-inch, SIS.
Momie-cloths, 44.inch, all-wool,
60.
Cords, silk-and-wool, 65.
Camel's-hair suitings, 4G-inch, IS.
Armures, 4G-inch, 50.
Matelasses, 44-inch, 100.
Camel's-hair suitings, 44-inch,
LBS.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-20

AN IMMENSE Day Dock. - Will
mington is one of the few cities in the
United States where ships are run in
to fine dry dock for examination and
thorough repair, about as easily as
vessel is put into the locks of canal.
Within few day it has been st ated
that VIM p. Buckley has purchased
twenty one acres, with = wharfage of
1000 feet at Brooklyn. In 1864 the
land was purchased for $3.50, 900, and
two large dry docks were erected upon
it with two large warehouses. The
depression came, however, and the
company went into liquidation. Mr.
Buckley has purchased the whole for
1922, ,275 cash. 1t is Mr.. Buekley's
intention TO put the dry docks in thor
Ough repair, and to increase their ca.
pacity so that they will accommodate
the largest steamships. These vessel,
are now being CONSTRUCTED over Coz
feet long, and of from 1000 to 10,OO(
tons burden. There is at present nc
means in this country, it is said, Of
. r. pairing vessels over 400 feet Ions
and tine establishing of larger DIR,
docks is represented to be an absolute
necessity for the commerce of th,
port.