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The daily gazette., 1881-05-21
The U. g. senate Adjourns.

In the United states Senate, yester
day, Mr.. Bayard OF the Committe ap-
pointed to wait upon the President, re-
ported that he had no further communi-
cation to make. The Senate then went
into executive session, during which Q
message was received from the Presi-
dent, transmitting report from the Sec
reLary Of Slate in relation to the case Of
Michael p. Boyton, arrested in Ireland
last March, under the provisions OF the
Coercion Act. The Secretary says the
case is not one to warrant the interfer-
ence of the United States Government;
but should it be the sense Of the Senate
he would counsel the President to appeal
to the British Government for clemeney
towards the accused. The following
nominations were then confirmed, among
others Glenni w. Scofeld, to be Judge
of tbe Court of Claims; John y. Dravo,
Survey OF Customs at PittsburR; Banja-
min Darlington, Postn aster at Puts
burg; Stewart l.. Woodford, District At
loruey Tor Southern New York; Henry
e. Knox, Marshal for Southern Nav
York; A. w. renney, District Attorney
for Eastern New York; c. d. McDoug-
all, Marshal for Northern New YORK;
James 9. Weeks, Marshal tor Western
Louisiana; Thomas J. jordan, of PaAn-
sylvania, Indian Agent for the Poncas,
in the Indian Territory and the folloa-
ing Consuls: John b. Glover, OF Indi--
ana, at Havre; George +. Mosher,of New
Hampshire, at Nice; VIM. b. Wells, Of
Michigan, at Rotterdam; M. b. Wharton;
OF Georgla,at Sonneberg; David Vickers,
of New Jersey, at Matanzas; b. II. Rog-
ers, of Nebraska, ct Vera Cruz; H. >.
Haley, of Nebraska, At Chennlitx; John
]. Crawford, OF Sew Hampshire, ct
Coaticook; James G. Buck, OF Califor-
mia, at Tien Tsin. The nomination Of
William E. Chandler to be solicitor
General was rejected-yeas 10, nays Is.
All the Democrats voted against confir-
nation, all the Republicans for it, sx-
cept Senator Cameron, of Pennsy lvania,
who voted nay. Senator Mitchell did
not vote. The nomination OF Lucins p.
Thompson to be- Surveyor of the Port
OF Philadelphia was not acted upon, and
expired. When the doors
OF the Senate were re-opened the Senate
adjourned sine die. Contrary 10 the lis-
ual custom, no President pro tempsre
was elected.
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Local Lines.

Little Neck clans at FtHlmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated turtle so I'D.
The new time table on theP., w. &
b. X. R., goes into effect to morrow.
City Council meets at Linden. and
Franklin streets, this afternoon, at 8. 80
O'Clock. 'i ~
Several members of DUPONT Post, q
A. r., OF this city, visited West Chester
last evening.
Xhe jackson u Sharp company will
put a boiler in their new annex. to-day.
20 to church tomorrow. ~
The remains ii Edwin f. johnson
we're taken to BridgeLon, N. j., yester-
day afternoon.
White Vests for Boys from 10 to
l6 years, SO cents each at the Bos
ton One Price Clothing House, 2l3
Market itreet. sHG. E26
mayl2eodlw.
Mems fine Marseilles Vests sill hit
ly damaged at loo, former price,
$50 at the Boston One Price Cloth.
ne House. s., mayI2 eodlw.l
NoTlCE.-Dr. Klina's Great Nesv.
nsstorer is the mar vel of the age foc III
Nerve Diseases. All tiLs. ht0ppod ffae1 :.
Send TO 9S1 Arch Street Phils delphi :,
0nt Nei \
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The Future Railroad Tie.

n IL believed that the railroad tie OF
|,hs future will be cut from the catala-
na tree. The Fort Scott, Texas q Gull
Railroad has planted three hundred
acres of young trees, ,and the Iron Noun
,sin Railroad, one hundred acres, near
Charleston, Mo. On the track bed OF
tbe latter Company Ties OF this wood
have lain the The muddy silt of the Mis-
,issippl fol twelve years, and are still in
a good staLe Of preservation. They have
outlasted two sets OF white oak ties aud
bid fair TO survive the third. Fence posts
lin Indiana and Illinois are now sound
'afer having been in service for Forty,
.6lly and even Is years. In the muddy
Regions about Cairo, where IL is grown
Extensively, it is used as corner stones
Nj the most substantial buildings. II Is
N al elastic nature, but not so soft aud
ighl as cotton wood. DIR. John A. War
IeI, President of the American Forest
Association, claims for the caIalapa a
urabilty and power OF resistance " the
nuences OF the elements possessed by
b ether wood. IL IL found in the Miss
sippi Valley, aud on the tributaries OF
be great river. 1t bears large white,
ghy perfumed flower, and grows quite
&pidly.-BOst0n Herald.
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Our National Credit.

The highes pOins which our national
'ebt at any time reached was on the LIST
Jay OF September, 1865. when it stood,
ess cash In the Treasury AT 2,757 .6s9, oil.
pn the lst DAY Of the present month the
eht, less cash in the Treasury Vas,
oA ,072 ,693, which Ia a net reduction, /,
y shown by the Treasurer's stAternent, OF
bearly $500 900 900 In less than sixteen
fein. The absolue reduction 10, how.
eVer, considerably greater through the
payments OF war claims directly nom
Rhe Treasury.
The Hon. Hugh Mccullough, ex-Sec.
etary OF the Treasury, says the total
iuction OF the principal OF the debt
nee the war is little less than one
Hon dollars. This Is In addition to
immense sums which have been
Nd In interest, pensions and on other
arRes growing out of the war.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21
GENERAL NEWS.

The glass factories at Winslow, New
Jersey, will close from the 1st of June
until the beginning OF October.
The German republicans in New
York last night passed resolutions OF
congratulation on the fall of the Conk-
ling dynasty.
AT the suit of "prominent citizens Of
Memphis, whose names are not tele-
graphed, Chancellor Williams, at
Winchester, Tennessee, on Thursday,
issued an order enjoinlng the State
officers from funding its bonds under
the funding law passed by the last
Legislature.
II is stated that the Vineland and
West Jersey Railroad Companies have
placed patrols along their respective
roads to prevent repetition of last
years. fires in the woods, caused by
sparks from locomotives.
The U. s. steamer Vandalia sailed
yesterday from Boston with the
steamer Ossipee in tow for Philadel-
phia.
The stallion Monroe Chief, who has
made 2.184 time, was sold yesterday
in Chicago, for $4,000. lie was pur-
chased by San Francisco parties, but
his Eastern engagements this summer
will be filed.
A countelioit silver certificate of the
denOm H. tiag of $50 has been received
at the Treasury Department. at Is been
IN ade ami It's execution is such that An
ordinary Judge of money should detect
the fraud on sight"
The amount of five per cent. bonds
continued at 81 per ccn'., to date is Biz, :
ia 800, aud OF SIX Fer ceDts S173, ,264 ,250.
The Gernlan Republican Central Com
uit,ee of New York city last evening
adopted resolutions approx. ng the course
of President Garfield In the Conkling
controversy
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~ rsrsonai..s &t as

Mrs. John Mackey pays her cook
sc, 900 year.
Theodore Thomas sails for Europe
ON the lst of June.
The late Harvey Seymour of Hart
ford, Conn. left an estate valued at
over $500, 900.
Senator Lamar has been invited
by nine different colleges to deliver
commencement orations, and accept
ed two.
seMessrs. Vanderbilt, Scott ,Osborns
Pierrepont, Morgan and General
Coils sailed for New York Thurs
day on White steamer German.
Allen Pinkerton thinks that
General Upton committed suicide
while asleep, as he says the General
had been for years an inveterate
sleep-walker. y
Mrs. James, wife of the Postmas-
ter General. designs spending the
summer in Europe, aud may be ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs.
Pearson. 1t is the preference of
Mrs. james not to keep house in
Washington, but to be permanently
at a hotel, probably the Arlington.
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WILMINGTON, DEL 81 sdAsIURDAY. MAY q. 1881. !
Rasrfoaa NEWS.

Surveyors tor the proposed newrail-
road between Baltimore and Pbiladel-
phia are stiIl at work laying out feasible
routes. The bul TX Of the force, however,
Is working between Newark and The
Susquehanna. 1t is still matter OF CON
lecture whether or mol thejnew road. will
pass through this city.
At the new depot itI tins city, the roof
timbers are being laid, and the car house
Will sooi. be under cover. Tue work of
tearing down the old depot buildings has
not yet been commenced.
The B. d q. X. r. has decided TO build
q new branch road from the coke works
OF the Cambria Iron Company 10 connect
with the main line. at Gibson, which
Will require another bridge over the
Youghiogheny. The projected road will
cross both the Fayette county and the
Southwest branches at an elevation OF
forty feet. This move is In the interest
OF the Cambria Iron Company to enable
them 10 ship their coke over the new
Somerset d Cambria Railroad. Work
has been commenced.
Vice President Smith, of the p. X. r.,
who has the general supervision OF The
OhNShbiNC 8Aoito1 says LD6
Finance Committee Of the Board of Dir
ectors have not yet finally decided how
the 2O3, 900 shares Of Philadelphia, Viii
inington u Baltimore stock secured
through the Liddrr committee ara to be
paid for. The general Impression is thai
eight sha es of PenBsylyania at $40 will
be paid Tor seven Phil delphia, Whining
ton x baltimore shares at $50. This
would take up about 232, 900 shares oil
the new Issue, and about l72,000 would
Dc required for the holders OF the .1,377,
4O4 shares now outstanding by tue. l255
Per cent. allotment. IL is probable thai
enough PhladelphiA Wilmington anu
Baltimore stockholders will prefer cash
10 make this discrepancy of4 900 shares
all right, even ii all Chc Pennsylvania
stockholders avail. themselves of Tie al
lotment privilege.
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THE MAYORS COURT.
Those That Firured a LIN The nssneu.
satton OF Law Last Evening and
This Morning.

When Mayor Almond took his seat in
the official chair in the police Office last
evening, the little room was we'll filled
with those whose faces have become
familiar at the hearings.
"Bring down the woman from M.
stairs" said the Chief, and in few min
uents the prisoner was placed in the
dock, on The charge Of Llielt. The plain-
iii was one Edward Brady, who gave his
residence in Smyrna. He testified that
he came TO this city OH Thursday last.
ana being thirsty from the great amount
Of dust that he had inhaled while riding
i'll the cars, he stepped into a saloon on
Front street, In order to slack said thirst.
While there he was introduced to the
defendant, and was at once smitten with
her CHAINS. He escorted ber home, and
on the way proposed to her. Before
leaving her he gave her his watch and
$4.9o in silver to keep until he returned.
When he returned the defendant denied
ever receiving the articles sbe was char
ged with. The defendant proved that the
plaintiff followed her home and that he
was drunk at the time. When she ar.
rived at her residence, she entered and
closed the door refusing to allow him to
enter. The Mayor was not satisfied with
the evidence OF the prosecutor, so he dis.
charged the woman. tf -
James Taggart was next arraiened,
charged BY Ii. B. McIntlre, Chief Eng .
neer of the Water Department, with en-
teripg the Office Of the depa rtment, and
acting In disorderly manner and using
abusive language. He was required to
pay costs and furnish $500 bail to keen
the peace.
Henry Baccbus, colored, for stealing a
silver watch from Alfred Wooliord, was
held in the sun Of $400 to answer at
Court.
Lewis Irons and Charles Green, ,colored
for fighting in the streets, were each re-
quired TO pay 81 and costs. Green was
also fined SIS and costs for carrying con-
cealed deadly weapons In the shape OF a
blackjack.
Alfred Loper, colored, was this morn
Ing required 70 pay 81 and cosls for be-
drunk and disorderly.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21

Professor j. M. HEARD, Of New York
City Member Royal College of Veterinary
Surge ms OF Eng and; Plofessor OF the
Surgery of the Horse N. Y. Vet. College:
Co.. ofN. y. City 1850 horses ! DO. 6S., g.
says II take great pleasure In testIi y.
Ing to the valuable properties possessed
pX the Liebtg CJ's Art Alcated Extract O
Wltch hazel. No Veterinary Surgeon or
n Orse o ner can afford to be without lt y
Cures SPECIFY Cuts, Bruises. Tniur,cs
sprains. Prieks or Bruises o. the Ir,ss Feet,
EElslnIae Weeping Eyes, Shots OF
areaaes &c. heware of worthless I'm Ia
tions. Depot 90 Maiden Lane, New YorI
sold IN nfty cents and dollar sizes: re-
auced rates by the half gallon and gal
'on' - fA q ~ e mayle%t
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THE .sUPERro n COUNT.
A hard.foaeht Case Ended Gener-
al Notes.

At the afternoon Session Of Court, yes
tefday afternoon, the case Of Anthony
Reybold, ps. jesse Lane et. al. was con-
tinued.
The cases of Brennison, Schweink and
GIger vs. VIM. III. Quinn and the same
us. August Blckta we're also continued,
oB the ground Of the absence OF mater
ial witne S.
The case of Murine Us. Washington
Lodge, Of New Castle, end others, was
then resumed. Mr.. Lore; for the de-
fense, attempted to prove the measure
ment Of the stone furnished by Murine,
after 1t was put into the foundation OF
the new Hall at New Castle, but the
Court ruled out this testimony, on the
ground that IL did not contravert the coz
tract Of the plaintiff, as proved by his
Witnesses, to furnish the stone by deck
measurement. No fur her testimony was
offered by the defense, and the case was
argued.
The CouIt, in charging the jury,
brought the case 10 single point, Uiz.:
was the stone furnished by Murine given
ON the credit oi Perkins or OIL the credit
Of the building. II the jury believed 1t
WAS hioNCu Ob buO ClCulb VI tihiho
they must find for the defendants, Il they
believed it was furnished on the credit
Of the building, aud the evidence on this
point, the court said was very weak, they
must fud for the plaintiff.
At $40 o'clock the jury retired, but
il was after 8 O'Clock before they agreed
upon q We rdict. For long while they
stood two for the plaintiff and tel for
the defendants, but finally the two dis
senters came over, and tile jury rendered
q verdict for the defendants. Nields for
plaintiff, and Lore for defendants.
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock,
this morning.
The general jury, meanwhile, bad
been discharged until 10 o'clock Monday
morning. The first case TO come up
then will be that Of Mrs. Susan Sher
wood Us. John Woods executors, hear
ing that lovers Of gossip and scandal are
looking forward to with great interest.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21
The Fire I.adsaies.

AT Especial meeting OF the Washing
ton Fire company, held last evening, Il
was decided TO issue invitations to the
other companies Of the department, 70
meet In convention on nexL "Wednesday
evening at the Washington's House.
The convention is called for the pur-
pose of considering the proposed ordi-
nance destrictiDg the city. The Wash
ington seems TO be opposed to the ordl-
nance, but it Is generally favored by q
majority Of the firemen.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21
TRIAL OF NEW 81 GAMERS.
Tho Tom Clyde Beaten bx the Cetus
The Ida Left BehinE.
ErOun the nhast ar rl,,aaa

Tho Tom Clyde Beaten bx the Cetu,
The Ida Left Behinr.
From the Chester Times.
The new side-wheel steamer Ida
built by the Harlan u HollinpswoIth h
Company, OF Wilmington, TO run on one
Of the rivers in Maryland, made a trial
trip up The river yesterday afternoon
Sue ran as far up as Chester Island
where she turned around and started
back. She looks like most of the steam.
ers used in Maryland, carrying consider
able housing, and made very fair time.
she attracted considerable attention as
she passed Roachs', as every new steam.
or does.
Looking up the river from The new
boats q, Roachs' yard to see how the Ida
was doing, "a number of work.
men spied q steamer coming down In the
cove above Ches or Island. Immediate
ly they thought IL was the Cetns, one of
the Coney Island steamers built al
Cramps. Eyes were kept on her, and
when she got opposite Market street the
vessel w"s recognized as the Cetus, al
though she had nO name oh her. She
was making little trial trip down the
river and number of gehtlemen We're
aboard of her. To add I'd the interest
the Thomas Clyde pulled out from the
Market street wharf Just as the Cetus
passed, and race resulted. The gap
between the boats was about 100 Yards.
and when passing R5achs' il looked as
Il the Clyde was closing 1t up, but be-
fore the Oil Works was reached tue Ce-
Lus was leaving us far behind.
A large quantity Of black smoke was
streaming from the Clyde's stack all the
time, showing that her tiremen were do
ing their best but the power was moi
there. At Hook the Cetus was walking
away from the Clyde. The Ida came
down shsrt distance behind those two.
but could do nothing with them. The
Cetus is very nice looking boat, aud
was favorably criticised by Mr.. Roachs
men, but she does not compare in peauL,
aud model with the Cygnus that left
here a few days ago. She sets very low
IN the water, aud Is not 80 neat looking
about her smoke stacks. Ii afforded
great amusement for those who saw the
race.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
RAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

zR PHILAOELPHIA.-I.5 2.2O. O.SO. IaD,
10 300, 81. $50. lu.yO. ll.63 "A. IN. IL. 10
l2.4a. 2.O3, 2.3O, 4.OO, 6.52, $40, ga, g.55,
oO p. N. sundays, Loo, 2.20. $40 n. :;
p, 3. 81 ga, 7.OG, D.55, lU.00 p. IN.
pR NEW YORK; .6S, 2.1U, G.SO, 100, 9.55,
LEY a. M; az; 40, 2.o3, 6,62, b.44 .. IN,
Rnndays, LOS. 2.A y. M. o.62 B.4I y. IN.
BALTIMokE.-i25I, ia, 1855, S.38 q.
=; l2.65, si.O4 4 10, $50 p. IN. sun
ays, l2.6l, Z.l2, 1866 a. M.
h " WAsHINaroH.- i2.5l, 2.l2, Az; 7:55.
~ a. m.; lA55, sA.O4. 8.5p D, m. Sun-
eys, ll.6i, 2.I2, I.O2, 1865 a. m.
allAohE AND In rERMEDIATE STA
oNs' -lz.5l, S.J5 IA. ln.. l..06, zI.5 p. IN /.
ne 40 p. IN. train stops NJ way sta.
N III lily my DEW cen Perryville and
ltllnore. Sundays, 12. 81 u, M,
hhViLLE AND INTERMEDIATES STA
oSs .S p. IN.
n d W. CAsrLB.--8.00 e.25, a. M: l.ub
o,zo, p. m, No sunday trains.
~ AND INTERN STA
indsv y ,So 30 a: m; los, $40 y. IN. No
49, n X AND IN lNDEEMEDIATE TATTo Ms
n ~, ., IN .u5 D. ln.
a. tSs M: sO0 q NoRTnERN Il. H.
lns. ''"' o.Vo p. IN. No Sun.ay
DELAWARE p L. WESTERN r.. R-r
la Ano1p p m. No sunday trains.
: AHkIVE AT WILMING1ON
.. o. 6a-aaiDELPHIA.-l243. Al 2Oa 7.52.
4.A ~, ~ n.; 2.l6, l2.45, sI.O2,
IO.4j' IV ~ i'4l, O.4O, 0.i5, B.aO, H.OO,
222 ~ =. III. Sundays, 1913,
In. ~ III a. M; v ~, IO.l5, II. Is
ne new :. .Yoak.-2.O4, 2as. 7.sa. s.ss. .
2Al IS ~, $40 p m. sun
sI2 an 3oehhE.-i.65, . 2.I4. 0b Il,35 4
Us. IA ~, o.46, B.SS, $50 %. m. un-
Il w.t. 1,ia q. In. 5.4d, O.SJ $50 D. M.
aia 4iiseGroN.--l.53, a. 2.Ii. II.35 q.
ys, "a z.OO' SAG, 8.3S D, m. sun
'h PERsXx;dii, a. n.; $40, 6.ss y. IN.
|M NEw a, taLLk OAIJ - 20 A. m.
b, 8O5 n n"AsrLE.-S.4S. AIS, a. M. I2u7
III DEI =. ~. NO sunday trains.
)6 D. m MAhk "a X. k.-S,4 ,4S a. m :: 1901
I'M WI NO sunday trains.
D, a, m :. ~ Sarok ~ q NoRTHERN X. r
bins. s'Oo o'AS p. m. No SUNDAY
IN. D.E5LIAswARE J a WESTERN r. Ram,
We p M No sunday trains.
No FOR WILMINGTON LEAys
b u, HIA-BroAd street Deno,..
u AZ Ga. I0.30, LOO, h, Al n m! !. .aa
.O0 n o.0O. 4.80. 6.l5, d. .466 an 4 N q n
O, SEQ Z. IN: Sundays, 7.05, 3. 30 ~ m
ii, ~, s.so, lOOO, l.30 o. m. -
w IapHIA--MRrketH ~ street nsat,on
lis q. M |I2. .20 !. ms ann.
lniisdm MT marked thus t.) deno,a ,th.
express train. .''--
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w. e. CHANDLER pErEArED,
The Senate Confirms tine others and
AdtOmrns-Mr. COnkIingss Res
mOVaI.


The Senate Confirms tine others and
Ad1Omrns-Mr. COnkling's Re-
mOval.
WARRINGTON, May 20.--The Sem
ate adjourned this evening. The
President informed q committee from
that body this morning that he had
no further communication to maAe
and it was at once determined to
hnlsA all the business before the
Senate to-day. -.E n#s
There was only one case which
was likely to lead to any discussion
IN the executive session, and that
was The nomination of w. e. Chan
dler for solicitor r-General. It was
the first nomination considered this
afternoon. The Democrats had deter
mined to reject the nomination, and
unless some of them could be induce
ed TO pressure has been brought to
bear OIL Democrats for q few days
past by friends of the Administra.
ton. They were told that it, was
hardly fair to make Chandler an exs
ception to their policy Of confirming
the Presidents appointments, and
were reminded that their action on
the Matthews case estopped them
from claiming that the nomination
was one not lit to be made because
the Judiciary Committee had so rec
ported on the Matthews case, and
yet the Democratic vote confirmed
him. The reason given for Democra-
tic opposition was that the presence
OF Chandler iu the Attorney-Gen-
erals Office would prove a seriops
embarrassment to Wayne Mac
Veagh.
There were "a votes against con.
frmation to IA in favor. All of the
Democrats voted to reject, as did al i.
so Don Cameron and Logan.
MIR. Conkling left for New York
this afternoon, and with him was
Senator Jones. Mr.. Conklng has
gone as one who does not expect TO
return. All of his books, private
papers, and personal property were
sent on TO New York.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21

Sir Jam ss Paget, President BIitibh
Medical Association, says that 70,000
deaths are annually caused W nervous
more powerful and effectual nervous
tonic than the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef
Tonic. is evidenced by the emphatic tes-
timony OF the most eminent physicians.
limitations under ours aud similar names.
Ask for Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic. Re-
collect that for malaria, debility, SICK
and bill BUSINESS It is Incompatible.
mayIf 81
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Dover Real Estate.

Thos. s. Clark, real estate agent, has
sold the property Of DIR. W. 6. A. Bon.
will, Of Philadelphia, situated in The
lower portion OF this town, TO Captain
Thomas Draper, for $4,000; also The pro.
perty Of Mrs. Margaret A. Tay lor, oi
Baltimore, formerly owned by the late
Daniel Hoffecksr, Situated OH Governors
Avenue in Dover, to MIR. Samuel Whar.
ton, for $2,00O.-Sentina. p
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21
virginia MIdIana Raj lRoad.

Ths Lynchbsrg .(Va.) Advance
says: The Virginia Midland Railroad,
between Lynchburg and DanviIl,
il in splendid condition. All of the
track has been well ballastSd,s - and
either freight or passenger trains can
run at almost any rate of speed with.
out danger of aocidents. This branch
Of the road is doing very heavy
freight business at this time"
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21
II You Are sick. Rea.,

the Kidney-Wort advertiseu ens In
another column, aud 1t Will explain 70
you the rational method of getting
well. Kidney-Wo will save YOU more
doctors bills than any other medicine
known. Acnng with specific energy on
the kidneys and liver it cures the worst
diseases caused by their derangement. =
Use II at once. In dry and hqnid form.
Either - equally efficient. the liquid is
The easiest, bat the dry Is the most
ec0nomical.-ha Interior.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.--stocks
o,s active and still buoyant. Money
.sv and plentiful. Governments higher;
R,ate securities irregular; Tennessees
lower. Railway bonds active and strong.
Foreign exchange closed dull and weak.
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newly Pa.r.ere.l.

The flee VI the Clerk VI CoaAcil has
been cleared Of the six years accumula-
ton Of dirt that reposed under tue old
mating, and freshly papered. in neat
and pleasing design. New mating has
also been laid upon the -noor. II. "A.
Parker did the paperiug, aud McCartns v
h Kenney laid the mating. klH
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from every portion Of the world up
to 2 O'Clock a. m, to- morrow morn
ing will be found in the Sunday pap
ers for sale by George A. Davis, els
Market street, as early as O'Clock
They are the largest, cheapest.
brightest and best. 80
The daily gazette., 1881-05-21
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People who suffer from failure Of
the garbage Contractors TO visit their
premises are earnestly requested TO
leave their complaints promptly with the
Secretary Of the Board of Health. The
Board has garbage team employed to
attend TO these complaints as soon as
they are received.