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FLANNELS

French wrapper iannels. As you stand before
the counters you may see row OF them displayed
along the top OF the shelves; large collection Of
itself, but only part.
all you see. There's such variety Of hanneis
anywhere.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next outer circle, northeast from the centre.
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MUSLINS

who wants to read about musllns? And yet you
h better know how. by a little crookedness in
dealing, they are made to bring an extra price,
even in houses that ought TO be above crookedness
of any sort.
Take an example: Wamsutta Is branded, part
oft WaInsutta, and part OF IL with the merchants
name That branded Wanlsutta Is sold at The cur
rent market price, aud the other is sold for
ira price, and the statesmen instructed to sell as
little as they can of the genuine, and much as
they can of the other.
The practice. we are sorry TO say, prevails in some
large houses here In Philadelphia. II you find
thai merchant considers such dealing tair per
haps you will look out for him In other goods as
well as muslins.
We have everything in musins that Is wanted
here everything is branded.with the name oil the
mill that made it ; and everything is sold at the
bottom of the market.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle northeast from centre.
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DOMESTIC CALICOES

Chintz Of indigo-bue ground with white polka
dots of various Sizes and other little figures not
great favorite
caiicoes in general are scents; but some patterns
are 81, simply because they are not liked 50 we'll
JOHN WANAMAKER-
Fourth circle, northeast IRON centre.
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AEaausemenIs.

All amusement goers are looking for
ward with pleasant anticipation TO he
appearance of Maggie Mitchell, OIL Fiji
day evening, when she will appear in
"Little Barefoot" 1t seems almost
superflous 10 reprint criticisms from the
press, but the following is from the
Brooklyn Daily Times:
Maggie Mitchell appeared last evening
in "Liltle Barefoot" and, Of course, all
of Brooklyn that could get inside the
theatre witnessed the unique impersona-
ton, laughed over it, became grave over
it, cried over it,and felt better for having
seen 1t. The character has undergone
no change, and is as fresh and vivacious
az when 1t first received the surprised
attention Of tie public. II is so natural,
yet so out of the ruu of common things,
SO simple and unaffected, yet possessed
of such homely beauty, 1t so presents
our emotion to US ia the rough, unpublished
by social usages and unrestrained by
eonvenlionalities of which the poor
"Little Barefoot" knows nothing, thai it
must ever be favori,e with those who
have hearts to be touched aud fancies to
be delighted.
The sale OF reserved seats will open
tomorrow at &. +. Thomas 4 Cos.
THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
A grand entertainment will be given
this evening by Prot. Guthrie and
friends. The entertainment will be
given under the auspices of the Will
miugton Athletic Association, in Rice
Foundry. A good programme has been
prepared, and those who attend will be
| apreeably entertained.
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RELIEVING THE nAvo-
SUFFERERS OAAoFA

OMAHA, April IA mee,,n H.,
the relief of the Dakota snlgg LOT
was held last night at which ut =, SGs
was at once paid in aud as m ,,vUp
more promised. The ladies If T Ti
lty Church have forwarded s [l1,
worth of clothing for Distribution 0UO
A suggestion by friend in ~,
ha TO the Hon. s. ]. Tilden hr QUA
from him a liberal contribution S %,.S
the following message: WIN
X our despatch received. bor.
no information by which to gnida as as'
judgment as TO what YOU intend ~
do for the Dakota sufferers. Int 70 70
any rate you can subscribe for nv ~
$3.50. '0r me
(Signed) Sd. TLDrxs
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STABBED TO DEATH.

richmond, Va, April 16.-To-
night while man, accompanied by
two boys, went into bar room kept
by Posey Drew, a mulatto. The place
il in what il known az Cash Corner,
one of the lowest portions of the city,
sometimes known as the Five Points
of Richmond. Drew's bar fronts on
the dock and the rear is q sailors
dance house, the resort of low women.
The boys called for drinks and Drew
told them politely that he must de-
cline to sell whisky to boys, and said
the bar loom was no place for them
An alteration then ensued, during
which the three jumped on Drew and
stabbed hlm 10 death. Their names
are unknown, and SO far they have
eluded arrest.
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HORRIBLE TRIPLE MURDER IN
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Tex. April ia
special from San Antonio to the News,
dated April Is, gives the details of a
horrible triple murder about seven
miles from that city. John Simmons,
a heavy stock owner, left his home on
Sunday. Yesterday his herder, named
J. s. Phillips, wnt out with the sheep.
About noon Mrs. Simmons was found
lying in the herder's room. with her
throat cut and Ter body bearing the
evidence of an outrageous assault. An
alarm was given, and soon after the
bodies of Mrs. Simmons child and her
mother, Mrs. Parker, were found at
the TO II of an embankment 100 yards
from the house, their skulls crushed in
with rock. The herder seems to
think that Simmons was the murderer
but he himself was arrested and com.
mittsd without bail.
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FOURTH EDITION
ROYCOTT AT RICHMOND
PLEASED WIFE HIS soJouRN IN VIE
GINIA--UNCERrAIN WHETHER HE
WILL SETTLE THERE Oh NOT.

PLEASED WIFE 1Ao oosNS -
GINrA--UNCERrAIN WHETHER he
WILL SETTLE THERE Oh NOT.
RIsHMoND, April II, 1881.
Captain q. Cunningham Boycott, In
compauy with Mr.. Murray NJ. Blaeker,
from Amelia county, arrived mere TINS
evening and registered al the EHchange
Hotel. To the Herald correspondent the
fsmousC Captain stated that he had rea lzea
none of the sai experiences OF Loueh
Mask since his arrival in virginia OF
aven ON American soil. LOOKING al us
fiepd. Mr.. Blacker, he remarked that ue
WAS IN very good hands, and was wei
taken care of. He spoke in the mos
Aatterinn terms OF the warm and hosplla
hle reception thai had been accorded
him, not only by tae large colony OF ms
own oountrymen III Amelia, but Dy the
Virpiniaus generally. His brother, MI.
e. Boycott, he said, after first losing his
wav. then finding 1t, aud then losing 1t
again, had finally Joined him a. MI
Blacker's residence last week, here tney
were all living aud enjoying sense oil
freedom and security that was new 10
them, HIS family was in the pest OF
health. The Captain had not MADE up
his mind as to whether he intended to
make this country his future home. That
depended on circumstances entirely. de
was charmed with all OF ii that he had
seen and would be glad to live in VIZ
rinia, He stated, however, that IL was
certain that he would have TO return TO
England, and perhaps TO Ireland, 10
settle up his business. His movements
were uncertain.
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LIEBIe CO. COCA BEEF TONIC

Gives more tone than anything have
ever e' I, used or prescribed" Gays Professor
n. GouLLoN, III. D.. Physician TO the
Iron Cross, etc.
The effect OF the Coca borders upon the
marvellous, and ifnot clearly anthenti-
Gated ny scientists Of undoubted yeraciLy
Dr, w NJ. y. SEARLE, Brooklyn, N Y
III Is Invaluable In head Affections.
weakened memory. dizziness, determt.
nation OF bloo1 10 the head, sick and ner-
In palpitation of the heart and other
forms of heart disease, in neuralgia.
dropsioal affections, paralysis, dyspepsia.
monthly suffering and bilIouaness, Re.
ware OF worthless limitations
apr2A
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OUR BLAcKBTRD LETTER.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM THAT
LOCALITY.

LOCALITY.
BLACKBIRD, DEL, April Is.
The scarcity of farm laborers and
the Indictment. weather has been a
great hindrance to the farmers this
Spring, and all the crops will be put
in later than for several years.
The happiest man in Blackbird at
present is Richard Warren, who has
Just received a check for 8 / ,504 for
back pension with grant of$8 per
month in the future.
j. w. Brown has purchased of S.
r. Warren several acres Of land west
of the station, and is erecting dwell
ling thereon.
Mr.. p. Hanifee, of Blackbird Huns
bred, has purchased OF Caruth-
ers, Baltimore, through an agent, a
farm near Delaney's Chapel, Apps
quinimink Hundred, for 81, 200.
Mr.. X. Warren has purchased a
tract OF from S. s. Warren in Apo
quinimink Hundred for $400.
Postmaster Reynolds of Forest, has
sod his farm of 40 acres in Apo
quinimink Hundred t. s. j.. Fitz OF
Pennsylvania for : 1000.
Theodore Stafford who was burned
by The explosion of coal oil lamp last
week lies In dangerous condition, and
very little hopes are entertained of his
recovery. His family IRE in destitute
circumstances and should receive help
from the chart able.
N. J. Reynolds collector OF Black
bid Hundred is laying very i'll at has
residence, Prices Corner.
A man whose name could not be as.
certained was slightly injured at the
Blackbird saw mill this morning by
falling between two LOGS
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A MURDERED GIRL FOOD FOR
RATS.

RATS.
NEW YORK, April ls.--A telegram,
dated Elizabethtown, n. Y, says the
coroner to-day began the inques: on the
remains ot Miss Nancy Boyle, Which
were found yesterday in q deserted
school house Ut settlement called
X ingdom, about six miles from her res
idence. The girl was Is years old and
had been missing since the 10Th Of JAM
nary. Tue body had evidently beeb
taken to the school house, as 1t was Gov
cred with sawdust, although the girl
bad evidently been dead long time.
The body had apparently been thrust
through window. The skull was bro
ken and fingermarks on the throat prove
that she had been strsngled. The face
was unacceptable, as rats or other an
finals had eaten the flesh of. Upon the
discovery the body was removed TO this
place. Suspicion rests upon certain
persons and II Is expected that facts will
be brought out during the Inquest which
will offer clue that may lead to the ar
rest OF the murderer. Great excitement
prevails here and at Wesport over the
terrible affair. At the inquest 1t was
shown she was enclente. Her stomach
was sent to Albany to have its contents
analysed. The inquest was then adj
| journed TO the 9th inst. A man named
Tanning, oon-keeper at Minevllle,
ten miles from the home Of Miss Boyle,
is suspected OF the murder. He has
served term OF one year in the State
prison for burglary.
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ANOTHER NEW COMPANY.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Bank
era and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany has been organized and incor-
porated, with q capital of 81, ZOO, 600.
The company is to build lines between
Boston and Washington by way of
New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more. The best equipment is to be
used, and twelve wires stretched.
The company has been incorporated In
New York, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania. Contracts for building the
line have been given out, and the work
has been already begun. The COM
pany is intended, as its name implies,
for business aud commercial purposes
only. Its offices will be In the busi-
ness parts of the cities which it will
connect, and it will not seek social OF
miscellaneous business. The stock
has all been taken by bank
ers, brokers snd merchants in New
York, Boston and Philadelphia.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WRESTLING BUOY ON cERBERoUs
sH0AL.
Notice is hereby given that Whis-
tlinp Buoy. painted with horizontal
stripes, aud giving blasts Of a whistle
at short intervals, is now moored
southeast of Cerberus Shoal or Middle
Ground, eastern entrance to Long
Island Sound, in seven fathoms OF
water ON The following compass bear
ings:
Montauk lighthouse, S. S. E. y.
Watc'i Hill lighthouse, n. q. J N.
Race Rock lighthouse, n. w. 1 n.
Gardeners Island light house, w.
IS.
BY order Of the Light House Board
john RODGERS,
Rear Admiral u s. Navy,
Chairman.
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A WANDERERS RETURN TO HIS
FAMILY.

PA, April 17.-Jercme
Wilson, brother of DIR. X. b. Wilson, of
New York, and of Henry Wilson, pro-
prietor of the Honesdale Citizen, left this
city ID years ago 10 day. Giving no
information Of his wanderlngs, nothing
was heard OF him until his return here
to-day. He was given up as dead years
ago. His wife believed him 10 be living
and remained true 10 hun. His daughter,
two years old when he left home, has
grown to womanhood. IL was some
time before they could be convinced that
he was the long lost husband and father.
Wilson spent his years OF absence among
the Indians in the wilds of Texas, aud
has made fortune.
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LIEBIG co.'s ARNICATEp Ey.
TRACT Of WITCH HAZEL q lckE r..
lieves periodical sufferings Of fmles
ia posses ses peculiar power saws
Professor PATTISON, In his celebratsd
WORE GU Diseases of Women :" OF reliey.
ing tue suirerings OF painful periods. IL
wards OF the suffering without in any
natural flow." Beware ofcheap Counter.
feiis. IL is invaluable In most OF tbe
commoner diseases of women. Cures dis.
figuring pimples and eruptluns.
Sold 4 ar y cents and dollar sizes
apricot ."..
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A Rare Chance.

Don't delay, but send a. once for
ticket In tie Commonwealth Distrtbu-
tion Company's drawing Of April Goth.
You may win a fortune by trying. Send
order to x. NJ. BoARDEAs, Louisville,
KY.
Marriages nave increased " per cent
since young men have learned Of the
soothing effect OF Sines' Tar, Wild CRerry
aud Hoarhound upon babies. Yeuug man
II you keep "A bottle on hand for an emer-
gency. you are safe In bringing things 10
climax. lebo.
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BELGIAN BLOCK PAYMENTS.

A gentleman residing on Fourth street
bet ween King aud French streets, SAID
to q reporter of the GAZETTE this morn
no that IL would never do TO lay Bel
gisu block pavement on Fourth street
between Market and French streets.
When asked the reason why he re-
replied that the grade too great, and the
face OF the pavement would be un Ibie'
especially in wet weather to obtain a
firm foothold.
Opinions differ in this respect. In
other cities where Belgian block pave
ments have b zen laid they have always
given entire satisfaction.
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ADVENTUROUS VoYAaE.-The British
bark Anne, Capt. McPhail, from London
February 8, reports a rough passage. AT
7s0 A. III. February 18th A. ansen,
The carpenter, was lost overheard. AT
ll.20 Il. NJ. on February 10Th seaman,
Albert Wilgott, of Copenhagen, fell
overheard and was lost. At 3 p. Nj.
February 2Sth he bark struck large
whale on the port side stem, knocking
away the cutwater and stem from the / /
foot mark to The keel. The whale seemed
stunned and the water was tinged with
blood. Heavy gales were experienced
all the way 10 Hatteras.
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COLORED MEN IN SOUTHERN
PULPIIS.

DANvILLE, Va, August 18.-The
Virginia Conferences OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Church has cencia-
ded It's labars. Yesterday Bishop Daniel
A. Payne, d. ID, tcolored), preached by
invitation at the Main street Methodist
Eyispopal Church twhlte), which is the
lhrgesG and wealthust chdreh of thai
denomination In Virginia. Bishop
Payne was formerly President OF the
Wllberforce DIVERSITY in Ohio. He was
assisted yesterday In the services by
Professor Johns, from the Vest Indies,
and Elder Lloyd, both colored. lbt
church was fined with white and colored
people. The new Episcopal church in
this city, just finished, was occupied
yesterday for worship for the first time
IL 10 probably the must elegant churoI
edifice, in the State.
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A STRANGERS SUICIpR.
CHICAGO, April II. 1ss,

CHICAGO, April II, 1881
J. W. Humble, an EngIishman ,,.,
thirty years, Was found dead Ia bls , TsDu
at the LELAND House here this aTlern UOI
with his throat cut. He came 10 MI.
country from London, England. in J ',S
last, aud appeared TO be a person Of OooI
family and some wealth. The csn soS :,
the suicide b supposed 10 be 6nancisi
embarassments, although he had ain
$4,000 ip his possession. lie ia lelsv
ed TO have lost a very much larger ANN,
In gambling and speculation. w
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BARON Won HUMBOLDT.

In his travels and explorations In south
America, became deeply Interested In Inc
wonderful properties Of the Coca plant
Consumption and asthma, he says, are
unknown among the natives who use il.
and IL Is furthermore conductive to
longevity. The Coca forms one OF the
ingredients OF The Liebig Co, celebrate
Coca Beef Tonic. at IL Conductive 10
health and longevity. It's use is very
numerous among the Indians vino from
boyhood up have used IT. Cases are MOI.
unfreqnent OF Indians ATTAINING the
great age Of 100 years" says Professor j.
j. VAN TShUDI, (Travels In perm a1a,f,
the ndes, etc. BE sure aud get Ljeb IL
Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic as there are wo rfh
less counierfeits. Ii Is invaluable IN dvs-
Iepsla. liver complaints. etc. Imltators
viii be prosecuted. ria, n,
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WHAT UBLICANs SWEAR
ABOUT,

Newark Dispatch to N. Y. Sun, Ind.
"This thing is becoming n nuisance"
said prominent New Jersey Repuhi
ca yesterday. "Yes," replied another
Jersey Republican leader; "our side
ought 10 get ripht out OF IT," "Who is
really re-ponsl BILE for dragging our sena-
tors into this miserable fight for Mahoue
aud Riddleberger 2" asked another Re
publican OF the high toned type, "Why,
Conkliug, Don Cameron, and Logan, Of
course" responded another active menu
Der Of the party; wherenpon still anoth-
eT Republican calculated something that
sounded like "Damn 'em"
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LEWIS MASON IN TROUBLE.

This mornings Philadelphia Ledger
says: Lewis Mason, OF Wilmington.
Del on Sunday visited house near
Eighth and Brown streets, where his
wife had taken room, forced open
door and IN so doing broke boiler valu-
ed az $50, belonging To the proprietor of
the house. He also attempted 10 assault
his wife, but was arrested and held IN
500 by Magistrate Lukens.
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WIIm ingIoE Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
"WEDNESDAY, April ID. 5P. M


FLOUR is inactive, and prices iavors
buyers. Sales OF 1900 bbis, including
Minnesota extras, at Sotg5 10 for medium
to fancy, clear, and at % 20 a. % Is Tor
straight; Pennsylvania extra family at
81 eI13 "a r. Western, do. do, at s. 21t9
90, and Patents at sc I6a7 10. Rye Flour
~ dull al s5a5 S7M per barrel, as In quail.
ty.
busbei lower; ales of 5000 bushels, IN
Guiding rejected, at 81 az a 10; and
40. 2, red, track, at 81 10, No. 2 red, In
elevator, at 1914 1875 April, 81 1919
May, and 81 ls54 le1s June. Rye IS
tirIn al O3 % Tor small and large lots
Of PennsSlVabia. Corn is scarce and
prices are advancing. Sales OF ii ,OOU bush
els, including sail miyed and yellow,
a1oat aud IN grain depot, 81 5oc.; steam
er, 561ac.; and while at 56lzc. Al the open
boards 561 &c. was bid for a pril, 545Sc, was
bid for May. ard 5Il4c. asked Tor June.
Oats are IN fair request and local loIs are
ST ady, sales of 5000 bushels, including
white al 445sa50c., and rejected and mixed
At 4354a4t14
The receipts to-day were as follows: 1920
barrels OF flour. $500 bushels wheat, 80 :.
f00 bush, corn, 3iOO bush. oats, 265 barrels
WHIsKEY-western iron-bound sells al
| 81 W per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY April Ii. 5 r. M.
Beef cattle were in TAR demand, but a
the clote prices were rather easier 325
mead arrived and sold at the differen
yards a! a SIC. per pound, as TO con
dition.
hHEEP were In demand and price
were fraction higher. $500 hea
sold at the different yards at 53za71ac
per To-, and Lambs at SO 50 q IS 50 pc
head.
| Hoes were unchanged, $500 head al
rived and sold at the different yards, o
SaSl2c. per h.. as to condition.
PARK DROVE YARD.
| Bytg-sec0nd and Lancaster oUe, April q
sHEEP-Extra, ITO to 100 ibs.,-8.30 to A
good, 80 10 100 bs., 8 to 6.25; fair,
20 50 MS, 81 to 81; good lambs, az /
e; medium lambs, To 6I; Calve
to ~, Arrivals. 1900 head. Marx.
fair
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THE CREMATION SOCIETY reosr,v
formed 10 81 Lonis Bow numbers among
Its members some 40 or 80 gentlemen AZ
high social position, many of them uui,e
wealthy, and all terribly in earnest. II d
announced that tho body ola lady who
died In that city few days ago viii
be sent to the LIE Moine furnace. At
Washing on, Pa, for cremation.
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PEDAL NOTICE.
GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscreGions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
DC, win send a recipe that will cure yon
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID
NeU York Gu. May4-eodDkwI
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CONGRESS OF FINANCIERs.s


LONDON. April IS, 1881.
A despatch to the Times frotn Paris
says:--''It IS doubtful whether the Eng
lish and italian delegates will be present
at the commencement of the Monetary
Conference. A few days adjournment
will probably follow the inaugural
speech OF M. Magum, French Minister
of Finance" The Times Paris cores
pondent says the Italian delegates to the
Monetary Co ferenee-SiRnori Luzzali
and Slmonelli--have left Rome for
Paris,
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- EGIsTER,s ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

new Castle Co.. March 30, 1881,
Upon the application OF William III .staats
administrator of Lydia i. Staafs Iafas
OF Wilmington Hd,, In said connt~
deceased. IL Is ordered and Directed ~,
the Register that the Administrator afore
aali give notice of the granting of lettera
VI Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
oi, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF sucb
letters, In six of the most public places az
lie county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
ate to present the same or abide by an
act or Assembly In such case made and
PR vided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub
lshed In Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, e. o. d.
4 49, Given under the hand and seal
Il. s. of office of the Register Aforesaid
'-' at Wilmington, In New Castle
sounty aforesaid, the day and year above
written. y. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
ali persons having claims against fbo
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the AdIniniEtrafor
On or before March Goth, 1882, or ahida
The act of Assembly in such case made
WILLIAM III. STATS.
Address: Wilmington, Dsl
mhel-eWeod%
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WALL STREET IMsTRRDAx.-stoeks
opened rirm, but at once became weak
and continued to decline until the close,
the fnal figures being the lowest OF the
day. Money was easy on call at to s
per cent. Governments were steady;
State and railway securities weak. For
eign EXCHANGES were steady.
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SMALLPOX ON A CANAL BOAT

New YORK, April 1.-THE caualboat
Llmoreanx, which lay at thu foot of
Fifteenth street, Jersey City, had sever
al cases of small pox aboard, and no
precautlo ns we're taken by the crew TO
prevent the spead OF the disease. The
boat was taken a few miles up the river
and Is now rigidly uuaFanttned.