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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-12

THERE was young man named Hughes
Who had a bad fit Of the blughes;
He tore out his eyes,
And ate seven peyes,
And danced till he wore out his shughes.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-12

EVERY man is the architect Of his own
fortune, but mighty few Of them ever learn
the trade
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-12

OLD smokers declare that Tansll's Punch
&c. Cigars are better than most ten centers.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-12

Bed-buss, Eoaches,
Rats, cats, mice, ants, flies, insects, cleared
out by Rough on Rats 15c, druggists
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-12

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's EyeW ater Druggists sell it. 25c.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-12

WHAT State is round on both sides and
high in the middle? Ohio.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-11-12
CHA WEEK. S12 day at home easily made
,Di Costly outfit free Addrs True &C., Augusta Ne

f16 Al DAY. Hon. to make it. Something New for
OfU AGENTS. CoE. YoNGE &Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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General News.

The Louisiana sectional dry dock, nj
New Orleans, part OF which sank last
Monday, has all gone down in thirty
feet OF water, and given up for lost. 1T
was valued at So, 900.
On Wednesday night an unknown
man called at the house of the Collector
of CITY Taxes in Baltimore, and left a
small nnsealed package 10 be given To
the Collector. The package container
nine 500 bills loosely folded ina pisc.
OF white paper, endorsed 1890 bach
taxes" 1t was turned ever yesterday
TO thsTco nscience fund"
Colonel Frederick Grant was TO leave
Chicago yesterday nfCernoon for Nau
York, where he will assume the presI.
dency OF the Texas Western Narrow
Gauge Railroad.
1t Is said that The Republican Caucus
Comtntttee to consider the subject Of
holding executive sessions will consist on
Senators Dawes, Ingalls,, Jones, OF Ne.
vada, Cameron of Wisconsin, Hin ot
Colorado, Seweli and Rollins.
Secretary Lincoln yesterday teIe0ranb-
cd to General Sheridan requesting him
TO come to Washington on Department
business.
The American line steamship Pam.
syiVania arrived yesterday from Liver
pool, with 725 passengers
The Cunard steamer Palmyrs, from
Liverpool for New York, has nut int
~. John, Newfoundland, with a broken
shaft. 1t will take several DAYS 10 re-.
pair the damage.
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City Council will meet again this even
ing.
The circus has arrived and the small
boy who has a sufficient amount of money
to pay his way in is happy.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE for this
week is now ready.
The Ideal Colored Combination ap-
pears in the Opera House thi, evening.
Remember John Z. Owens the well
comedian appears ia the Opera House
Monday evening next.
The Custom House is being cleaned
William g. Whiteley, Esq, is about to
remove his Office TO the Exchange build
iDg.
The Office Of the Wilmington and
Brandywlue Cemetery has been removed
from Seventh and Shipley to No. 7l2
Market street.
L. w. StIdham u Son auctIoneers sold
yesterday the property Of the late John
Perkins near Holly Oak Station 10 John
McSorley for 1925.
The steamer John A. Warner left this
city yesterday to resume her trips on the
Delaware river.
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The L.. n. Senate.

In the U. s. Srnaie yesterday, the
Dawes resolution was debated by
Messrs. Butler, of S nth Carolina.
Hale, of Maine, and Burnside, OF
Rhode Island. At p. M, on motion
OF MIR. Dawes, the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
The resolution OF Senator Morgan,
asserting that the consent of the Uni
ted States Government is condition
precedent TO the construction of any
ship canal across the Is.hmus, was
considered by the Senat, Committee
on Foreign Rela ions, at a special
meeting yesterday After an informal
discussion it was referred to Senator
Burnside, as Subcommittee, to ex-
anime. and report it back to the Iull
committee at an early day for furthe
consideration.
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General Foreign NeaOs.
LONDON. AprIl3O 1881

AONDONJ n pIlloO, lool'
The Duchess of Ehinburgn has returned
To EnRl md from Russia.
A despatch from Berlin says that the
Emperor Will AIN has gone to Wiesba
den.
The London correspondent OF the
LiverpoulD ally, Couriersayt that A delln
Patti Is suffering frou acnte oronchitis.
Several Spanish miGihteriai papers
express he be lief tdat the government
will dissolve the Cortes without pre-
vtously bringing forward the budget.
In the Hnuse of Commons Sir Charles
W. Dixie, replying TO Sir Henry II U land
(conkervativ4), SAID Ib the pegoti stio us
relative to the Fortune Bay affair were
still proceeding.
rhes lteme ut that rx- Empress Eugene
had passed through Paris on her way TO
NJ Han, to be present st the unveihne Of
statue - her husbs nd IL wholly untrue.
She has Bot lett Ee2l Ind.
A dispttch t. The Netos from VI sdrid
says the free traders urge tho Cabinet to
Negotiate freely Of commerce with the
United States In order to obtain special
CONCESSIONS Tor exports from Cuba.
The Anchor lire steamer Assyrai,
Captain Campbell, which left Dublin on
Thursday for New York, has on board
120 Irish passengers from the former port
and 400 Swedish emIgrant, t ikeH aboard
Of Barrow.
The Liverpool Daily Courier coptradicts
its statement published yesterday that
foot and mouth isease was disco vered
arr ong the cattle landed at Birkeuhend
recently from the steamer Lake Mani.
toba from Portland, Me.
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GENERAL FOREIGN News
LONDON, Anril 90 100

a pm ~, lSS1
me Cape Colony House of Assa.
ply has rejected vote of eens mSseln-
she government of Hon. John Goa On
SprIgg. " "ord'
John Creedon and Cornel;,o
don, brothers, and John O'Snliiu0Dr ee-
law clerk, have been arresled at M MAJ
street, county Cork, Jude, tbs ,, will
sions OF the Coercion act. ' p'oV'-
IL the House Of Commons ,es,o.,
Sir Charles w. Dixie sand that ,IaaaN
ernmeht had not participated in guy NV
communication which have haan eue
changed among the other goyernms ga"
win various results touching the rt. u's
OF asylum and the extradition of sS
litical offenders. po-
The Liverpool Daily Courier save.
foot aud mouth disease vas dis
cred among tue cattle landed at Ri.
enhead hy the British steamer In,a
Manitoba, Cap sia SEQ /. from p'
land, Mo-, April IL, which arriv'S
here on the 20 Ii ms :, aud strinosnt
precautions were taken against i,s
SPREAD" 10
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Newark Letter.
NEWARK, April %. 1881.


The trunk in front of the entrance
to the yard In the rear of the M. K.
Church is in such condition as to
demand immediate attention before
an accident occurs,
Mr.. John Stark removed his fam
lily and household effects to War
nersville, Pa, on Wednesday.
Professor Jefferis, of Delaware
College, received an alligator yes
terday, present from friend in
Florida to Mr.. Willis Hazard. 1t
is about foot long.
Mr.. d. w. Caskey Is erecting a
substantial barn and carriage house
in the rear OF Professor Jefferis resi-
deuce for the latter gentleman 8
use.
A small band Of gypsies passed
through here on Thursday going in
the direction OF Wilmington.
Several Newarkers visited Batch
eller u Doris circus that exhibited
at Elkton yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Springer, while
engaged in wh.tewashing on Wed.
nesday, fell from chair which she
was standing on and broke her right
arm.
The parties who have q pair of
stray ducks belonging TO Mr.. John
Peniberton, will oblige him very
much by informing him of their
whereabouts, or on what terms they
intend keeping them.
AT last Newark is to have a tailor
gentleman from Wilmington bav
ing rented the store belonging TO Dr.
kallock for that purpose.
1t ia reported that Mr.. John Mil
ler has resigned the postmastership
of Newark on account of III health.
The applicants for the position are
already quite numerous.
NON
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To-day Messrs. VIM. T. Coons, John
ID. Black, Abram Roat, Major Frank
LeIbe aud SaB'l SINNERS, and others, q
committee aud members OF the Friend
rhlp Fire Company, No. /, of Harris
burg, Pc, arein the city, and Will at
tend the BALTIC be- given Tonight In
Webstsr's dancing rooms, NJ asonic Tenn
pie, by the Quaker Assembly, an or
ganization, connected with the Friend.
ship s. +. Il. Company, No. !, OF this
city. The particular GRAND of this
committee In TO present the Friends hi y
Of Wilmington frame containing the
photographs of 80 meu bers of the Har
risburg company. The pictures are mag
nlticeDtly framed, and are said to be
tue most elaborate affair of the kind
ever seen In this cItS. They will be- ex
hibited for several days In the window
OF Adams & Bros store.
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THE SOUTH SIDE MURDER.
what Carberry Claims The COrO.
mer's Inquest.

Morris Carberry, who shot and kill
ed Samuel II. Adams, colored, at the
Old Ferry rolling mill, in South Will
mington, this morning, as detailed
else where in to-day's GAZETTE, claims
that the shooting was done entirely in
self defense. He says that he told
Adams to leave the shop because he
had strict orders to allow no one upon
the premises excepting those having
actual business there, and as Adams
had no business there at the time he
was only performing his duty when he
ordered him to leave. :.
He also claims that Adams stopped
and picked up the piece of iron, and
threatened to strike him with it before
he drew his pistol, and that he only
fred because he knew Adams would
assault him if he did not. This state
ment, however, is controverted by the
evidence Of those who saw the atfray,
which is all TO the effect that Adams
did not pick up the piece of IRON until
after Carberry drew his pistol.
After his Imprisonment Carberry
maintained cool and composed de-
meanor and told his son, who called
upon him, not to worry, as he would
come out all right. He says he is sorry
the shooting occurred, but does not
consider himself crimiually RESPONSE
BILE.
THE INQUEST.
During lis Dorning Coroner Weldin
held an ihque 81, suinmoning for the pur-
pose the following jury Robert e.
Fraim, foreman; Thomas S. Pugh, Sec
rotary, j. Fletcher, A. l.. Person, j. b.
Hickman, Solomon Hersey, David II.
Coyle, VIM. Ferris, Daniel Morris. The
testimony received was merely corrobo-
rative Of the account OF the murCer as
published in to-day's GAZETTE, with
the addition Of evidence that Carberry's
instructions were, in cases of parti s
coming into the shops whom he suppos-
ed had not business here, to first make
inquiry OF the foreman before eiectng
them.
DR.. Ogle examined the body but was
unable TO find the bullet. II had struck
the left breast, entering between the first
and second ribs, and passing obi quely
back ward downward and inward From
the amount of Internal hemorrhage the
Doctor was of the opinion that the bullet
penetrated the main artery coming from
the heart.
After hearing the testimony the Jury
| adjourned until 3 O'Clock, this evening
to bear the report OF DIR. Ogle, who will
make a further examination of the body,
| and TO decide upon verdict
Meanwhile Carberry remains conf ned
at the police station
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HAHDOCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA.
HEAR WHAT Is SAID,

HEAR WHAT Is SAID,
II has made me IA new man.
"Dr. Haydoek's Panacea has increaSeu
my weight fifteen pounds" nor
MY wife would not be without H'
any InSney." -,ouo
"our little boy Is much better enci'"'
one dollar for another bottle.
Il md IL as easy 10 take as milk $50.
we have sold thirteen DoNl's ~
week, and shall want two dozen neN'
1rder. )"
My morning agony is gone--thahAS'
your PHnHcea.n
II hnd 1t a splendid appetizer" ,,h
ANY Invalid or sufferer afillcleu ~, ,a
any Kidney disorder who will WIlte III III
as 10 their complaint, Will Dc leh -,
hnmanely and Kindly. IL II my NV" ',t
earnest desire To Investigate al ITlhs II
Diabetes, and rive reileI at All Times
sou are TOO poor Ie purchase. VIC -.
.nyway, and your case viii nave Vim
dlhte attention.
CAUTION.
Observe thai the signature OF Hllen
HHydOck Is across the mouth OF eao"
bottle ,.
Prioe-one dollar fol large, and h''y
cents for trial size.
HAYDoCR q CO., ~
no29- eodSwlY. ~ Plat ST., NJ l.
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An $500, 200 Elevator Fire In Phil
adelphia.

An SSOO,OOO Elevator Fire In Phil
adelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-The Gil
rard Point grain elevator, near the mouth
OF the Schul kill, was destroyed By fire
this morning. The fire threatened The
shipping 10 the vicinity and at one time
the. steamship Rhynland, loading for
Antwerp, was All imminent dargar, but
ali the vessels we're towed out in sate.y.
The wharf 500 feet long and ESQ wide,
will all have 10 be rebuilt. The eleva-
tor, which was one Of the largest In the
county, had twelve elcvating machines
and total working capacity Of $4,000
per hour. Although It's full capacity was
ooO,O bushels, there were 81 oied ia IL
last night ouly 1900 bushels Of corn
and $1,000 bush Is of whe.l The loss
on this will be about $4,000, fully GOV.
cred by insurance. The loss on the
building will be about $500, 900 OIL ma
chiuery, $50, DOC on the warehouse adj
joining the elevator, $1,000 on the
western warehouse; 10000 dollars on
boiler and stock, 5000 dollars and OH
Warehous' pier No. 3. 100000 dollars.
The G'rard Point Storage Company say
N'ot ehO NOSbtuttlOii vi Tue tttNalOI VIII
not interfere with the prompt handling
OF grain At Girard Point.
The insurance is said 10 amount to
1887, 900.
The elevator destroyed yesterday
was erected in 1874 at cost of nearly
5000, 900 by the International Steam
snip Company Cred Star Line), and
| improvement of an elaborate cnarac.
ter were made for loading and dis
patching the fleet of vessels of which
Peter Wright Il Sons are the Ameri
can agents. A wharf of $50 feel
wide aud 500 feet long was construct
ed, with docks on either side 5u0 lee
in length and 200 feet in width. Or
the centre of the wharf stood III,
grain elevator, having river front
age OF 100 feet, depth of 200 fee
and height of 124 feet. The work.
lug capacity of the twelve elevatiu.
machines was Sd. 900 bushels per hour
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Pennsylvania Railroad stock

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-The Di-
rect 1rs OF the Pennsylvania RailrOad
Company met yesterday aud the March
statement was presented showing all in.
crease In the net earnings of the road.
Nothing was done regarding the issue Of
the new stock although the question was
discussed, The stock OF the road adyanc-
ed to seventy, the highest point that 1t
has ever reached.
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Win IngIOls Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS


WEDNESDAY, april q, 5P. NJ.
FLOUR il In iair request at former rates
Sales OF z3UU bulls, Including Minnesota
extras, AT So q IS Tor low 10 fancy
clear. and AT 30 q 46 Is Tor straight;
ren r, "a extra family, part for ex-
70 oO95 and Patents al AZ 76a7 10. Rye
Flour Is firm AT - ~ per barrel.
GRAlN.-N heat was in het:er demand.
ana prices were traction higher. .,ales
oI 4OtUeO bushels, including no. 2, red.
Track, at$l Emo. do. at &i "A, and do
elevator, at 70. AT the open BOARD al 23Ix
Was BID Tor April, 81 2l1a for May, 81 70
ioi uhe ana nj 1919 July. Rye IS sellin
and In moderate demand, with an adj
vance IN futures. Sales OF l2.UyU bushels
Including yellow, at 575z6l59c,, accordIng
20 location; steamer, at o716c. and reiect-
ed al oIe.; lo,OOO bushels, A prll las even
lug, at oe12c. Az The open board 8 no bush
els, q prli, sold at 5e16c.; 1t, 900 bushels do
At 5IAe.; 50Ac. was bid for May. $50.
loI Jnue anu o1Ac. Tor July. Oats are less
els, including No. IS and Is. white Al 47G
QUO and rejected ana mixed at 46l%c.
The receipts to-day were as follows. 3Ia5
barrels OF hour. 1850 bushels wheat, 28.-
~ paaa I eorn' oOO push. rye, 100 bush.
key. "A's-
WHIsKE1 so barrelsof Western iron-
pound sold at d w per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARX EFT
MONDAY April rs, 5P Nj,
Deer catJle were III lair demand this
week, Dnt prices were q shade lower,
2oOO mead arrived and sold at the differl
ent yards a 4A@6Ssc. per pound as to con.
dltion. " WI"
sHEEP were fractIo.I lower: 5000 head
arrived and sold at the different vards
al g1c. per h., and Lambs at Ca nc
per TO-. as to quality. ~
Hoes were FIRMLY held. $500 head ar
s aay.In aha soid AT the different yards, at
PARK DRoyE.YAKD.
fVfv-second and Lancaster aUe. April %
| sHEEP-Extra, clipped, ITO to 1870 ms. a. o.
| gooo. clipped, Nv 10 IOU ms az t.,S ~
ialr. clipped. so to IS lbs, 5sS u, 6lS. woo
eneep, rom $50 10 ~; good lambs, T 10 u
common lambs. 8 TO o; Calves. q 10
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SPECIAL MOT ICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiecretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
DC, will seno recipe that will cure yOh
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a self-add ressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, iSaotion d
NeW York Gin. Mav4-eodD&w1y
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A REALIZATION OF GRRAT Ex.
PECTATIONB,

In the large steam sugar refinery of
Messrs Mckeane, Newhall & Borie. on
Church alley, In Phi ladeiphia, has
worked for many a day a middle aDsd
laborer, popular with his comrades. and
generally well liked. one William i
tiaw. WHO inyes ed one dollar reRularlv
Lottery, enclosing the money TO M
Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway, New YorI
City, N 7 :, or the same person At NaH
Orleans. La. He realized last month am
Hot hall 0f the "a capital prize of SIO O00
wantf nun
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY. Stocks
were dull and unsettled. Money was
easy, except during little furry in
The afternoon, when call loans CON-
nanded six per cent. Governments
made still further advance. For
eign exchange was steady.
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, EGIsTER'b ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

hk0ISTERb OEFICH,
New Castle Co.. March 30, 1881.
Jpon the application OF william ii .Staats,
administrator oI Lydia j. sta It's, late
pa wilmington Hu,, III said county
le"easeu, ~ ID ordered and directed DS
lhe Register that the Administrators afore-
,dl't give nOLlce of the grautIns Vi ietLt y
u Administration upon the estate OF tue
leceaseu, WILn Lne ualo "a BrAAl4-s there
d, ny Causing advertisements " be posLes
WILnin lorty days from Tue date sucb
letters, in blA ol The mosJ public places Oh
lie county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
ALe TO present The same or abide by an
ict OF assembly In such case made and
or yfded. And also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period III the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, IA newspaper pub
lshed In Wilmington, and TO be con LInued
therein three weeks, e. o. d.
~~1 Given under the hand and seal
l.. +. OF office OF the Register Aforesaid
~ at Wilmington, IN New Castle
Uunty aforesaid, the day and y ear above
written. \. Y. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
ali persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested To the Administrator
% or before March Goth, 1881, or abide
the act OF Assembly in such case made
tpo provided.
WILLIAM II. STAA s,
Administrator.
AdS Wilmington, Del.
nazceods
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THIRD EDITION
Wim be- Lxnehea if CanEht.

COLUMBUS Ohio, April 2S--A col.
ored man named James Turney, 2e
years old, committed q felonious assault
upon Eva smith, colored girl six years
old, at London last night. The child's
father had gone away from home and
left the little one in bed. The fend
took her 10 barn and committed the
deed. The girl will certainly die. The
colored people are up, and Turney will
be lynched If caught.
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Electric Light.

WIN. BirDey, w. Ii. Paihtsr It al.
have become incorporat here az the
Edison Electric LighG Company OF
Washington, and they propose TO have
a capital Of 500 .000.- Washington Critic.
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4 HE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

vi HE ARTlZANS SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY oath, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from v 4
NJ, until p. M, and on Tuesday ind Sal
urday evenings from TO . O'Clock.
SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April ana October.
When dlvi( ends are not Withdrawn,
they are accounted as deposits. Thus pen
Inanent deposits compound their intsreA
twice in each year.
| MANAGERS
| Clement II. smyth, George w. Bush,
| Chas. W Tow nsend George Is. Uapelie,
| Nathanl X. Benson, NJ. l.. LichensJeln,
| Henry f. Dure, Edward Darlington
| W. Hastings, job Ii. JACKSON,
| Edward Pussy, WIN. Ia. Swiit,
| Anthony Higgins.
GEO. ". BUSH, President
60. 3. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly b. 4. FAfLOR Treasurer
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FOURTH EDITION
Had cations for rO-DAy.

For the Middle AtlIutio States, fair
we Their, shg htly cooler nor,herly winds,
higher barometer.
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NJ ccARrNEY d KENNY,
IVA GENERAL
UPHOLSTERERS.
NO ala Ah p.l..x as.

No. 4i2 Sh pieY Street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
AHPEIs, OH. CLOTHS AND MATING
hADE AND LAID. SPRING HAIKASn
HusK MATTRESSES.
Loose Covers and Window Shade,
speciality. N. BAH orders by mail will
receive prompt attention.
j. n. MCCARTNEY. DANIEL KENNY
mhl9-lm,
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II the gentleman whose lips pressed tho
LADY = snowy brow aud thus cauybt a , gn
YER. cold has USED ar. Bulls Con so
cessary. 'e "eeh
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"M -. WATT.
1903 Market street.
PLUMBER.
STEAM 4 GAS FILTER

a Tontractors furnished with estimates
All work guaranteed. Orders solic,ted
eno prompt attention given.
GREENHOUSE HEATING
especially. mysl-tf
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

THIRST NATIONAL BANh
III OF WILMINGTON
REPosIToRY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN TAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARL BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG; CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, $500, 600.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston e =
change furnished to regular Depositors
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays anu Thursds 8
at $50 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, John IL. Adams,
Clement b, Smyth, Henry s. McComb.
George W. Bush, William Tstnsll,
Danlel James, Eli Garrett,
SaInn Bancroft, Jr. Janl-ly
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The Duke of Sutherland and marie
who are, IL is stated .tudying the rail-
road sJhtsm of the United states ana
Canada, during their tour of the coun.
Try, arrived In this city ye terday. They
are nearly all corrected with the man
agemento the London and N or,h W ester a
Railway of Eug and
MIs, Deborah q. Early's viii b.onealb-
SiOO0 each IL the Drew Theolopicai
Seminary, Hadlson, N. j., and III.
GeDsr"l Missionary Society of the
methodlst Episcopal Church, and $500
eaeh TO he Ladies United A id and the
Woman Union Missionary Societies.
Judge Thayer yesterday discharged n
witness who had been arre,t a VII lla
'tteuding Court, and said that ,'pA,ttes
aud witnesses are privileged from arrest
While in attendance upon the Cont and
10 going to and returning tn .refr1n
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-30

The hens are preparing for Easter-Isv-
ing for II so to speak .-S0merset jJerai,
,h ne only objection we have TO them "a
u In kind OF round (abouf) Wv: bni 20 az az
are OF the opinion that mis- eonId ne
re edled TO a certain extent by tha ~, oe
81 tnr N, b: Roberts Pou try Powd ..s
by layirg double-y ked eggs, 'ie SQUARE